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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-16
ZAHRADNICTVf IA
FRONTOU.
Frank j. Rosner:

TALK q. ROSII0I. |
Rosouc1 nedostatek nekte-l
rych potravin ma domac1m trhu
a daleka doprava nakladu do
r1znych koncin sveta, "a ice
lem zasobovan1 nasich americ-
kych i Spojeneckych vojsk VII
bee - ale i trpfc1ho obyvatel-
silva vsech cd nepTftele osvobo-
zenych zem1, kde stopy jeho
radenf jsou cititelnymi pc dlou
hou dobu = primel zodpoved-
ne cinitele, ably uvazovali O tom
jak by vynasli zp1soby, ktery-
mi odpomoci zlu a uvolnili ma
tlak.
Vojenska sprava vsude "a po-
stupujic1mi vojsky vyuzlva pT1-
lezitosti a snazf Sc zavadeti
zpGsoby, jak snadneji a rychle
zasobiti milne utvary cerstvy-
mi potravinami. V Jiznim Pa
cifiku, ma ostrove Guadalcanal
= porucfk Mckinney zavedl
brzy zahradnictvf pc vypuzen1
neprftele a z nekolika pocatec-
mich radek Tetvicek, ktere po-
kusne nasazel, vyrostl podnik
18OO-akrove fanny, ktera v r.
1914 mela vynesti ma 10000
tun zelenin v hodnote mad
1000, 900. Bohata pdda ky
pfcf 1rodnosti vynesla by mno-
hem vice neil IL tun z-jedno.
no akru retkvicek, avsak KIDD
pax by chtel j1sti takovou spou-
stu retkvicek!
Hlavni nepTatele tohoto zvla-
stnfho podniku v prftomne do
be jsou znamy nam cerv "corn
earworm", divoke swine a dvou-
nohy sk1dce od6ny v khaki,
ktery PRAGUE pTi mes1cku mezi
melouny. Nenf tezko bojovati
proti prvnfm dvema, ale pc ire
tim stale zdstavajf stopy v ku-
kuricnem poll, kde jsou rozsy-
pana semenka "Watermelou-
MI"
Dive ste domorodc1 obdelava
pole a dosti sikovne pfi tom -
az kdyz jsou unaveni. To pax
vyhrabou jamu a mysl1ce 81, re
je nikdo nevid1, nesypou do nj
zbytek semen. Vsak on to nj
KIDD nepozna! - Ale vzhledem
k 'zvlastnim klimatickym pod
m1nkam techto koncinach -
semena vybuchavajl a vselija-
Ike veci pocnou tn rGsti jake di-
woke. Zpravidla, tito deln1ci
Sc vysvleknou do naha a tancu-
il pokazde kdyz jest p%ouz1va-
no dieselovymi motory pohane-
nych chladic1ch sprch k uncle
mu zavodnovan1 nasazenych
Zelenin = nebot ono vlastne
vzdy neprs1 ma Guadalcanalu,
jen Cd listopadu do bTezna =
a pax z velke casti pc celou O.
statn1 dObu.
SaZen1 prOvadl Sc vetSinou
strojove. PTesazec1 stroj jest
schopen zvednouti 10000 ma
lych sazenicek papriky a pre-
lsaz1 je jakoby mic ma move mis-
to do sirs1ch rad.
Nynf tn jiz rostou i banana
We stromy a ananas. Pc cely
rok jest dostatek cerstvych re
lenin jednoho 81 druheho dru-
hu.
TAX 81 jen pfedstavte, kdyby
sklizen z teto 18OO-akrove far
my mohla byti rozprodana ma
nekterem nasem velkomest-
skem trhu, co by vynesla! -
Tyto zeleniny prispfvajf vydat-
ne k zasobovan1 naSich vojen-
skych 1tvarG v sirokem okruhu
okolo zm1neneho ostrova =
nebylo by, divu, kdyby techto
pouzivaly i vojenske 1tvary
postupuj1c1 ma Filipinach a ma
mornf a vzdusne flotily operu-
j1cf We va1ecnych pasmech.
Nasinec jest povzbuzen a po-
tesen podobnymi zpravami, ne
bot hreje no blahe vedomf, re
i to jeho ''rejpanf" pTispfva ne
jen k jeho zivobytf, ale i k ule-
vent zasobovac1 situace obyva-
telstva vGbec, obzvlaste tech,
kteTi nemajf ma to cas-, misto,
nebo trpf nedostatkem jinych
who'd a potreb.
KLADSKO A RATIBORSKO,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-16
Sokolska Prostna " Indii.
Jan BaroS,
Batanagar.

Sokolska Prostna " Indii.
Pres jedenact tisfc divak1
shledlo sokolska prostna cvice-
nj zamestnancG firmy Bata ma
Sportovn1m Dnu v Batanaga-
ru v sobotu, dine 30. prosince
1914. Tato prostna cviceni,
jez sestavil br. V. Nemec (by-
valy naceln1k brnenske zupy)
z csl. spolku v Secunderabadu
a nacvicili clenove telocvicne
Jednoty Sokol V Batanagaru,
pfedvedlo 800 indickych Bato-
vych Mladych Muz1. Uspech
byl veliky a BRITISH i indicti Off
cialove pozadali vedeni firmy
Bata, ably tyto cviky, spolu S
vystoupen1m clenG telocvicne
Jednoty Sokol ma naTadi byly
pfedvedeny ma vsesportovnfm
dnu v Kalkute.
Ceskoslovenske filmy " Indii.
Poole zpravy jedne z nejvet-
SIGH kalkutskych filmovych
spolecnostf, ktera organisuje
prom1tanf ceskoslovenskych fill
mi V indickych biografech,
film "Czechoslovak's In India"
= "How They Live and Work"
byl prom1tan al dosud v $50
biografech pc cele Indii, kde
no shledlo tTi april milionu lid.
Film Falcons Of Czechoslo-
vakia'', ktery zaslalo csl. mini
sterstvo zahranicn1ch vecl
(zpravodajsky odbor) tiskove-
mu odboru csl. spolku Kali
kut6 v roce 1913, videlo dosud
pres million lid. Dale jest pro-
mftan v Indii film youth
March In Forefront" re Zl1n-
ske sportovn1 slavnosti mia
dych muzG a zen v roce 1887,
krone posledn1ch americkych
flint ma csl. namely, jake
"Hangmen Also De-, eve Re-
fuse To Die" atd.
Cechoslovaci " Indii -
darci krve.
Cechoslovaci V Indii, obzvla-
ste V Kalkute a Batanagaru,
vedou listinu darc1 krve pred
ostanlmi spojeneckymi koloni-
emf celkovym poctem $40 pri-
pad1. Rekord drzi pan Marek
R1ha, ktery daroval krev pro
indickou blood bank celkem
devetkrat, pax Oldrich zitek,
Frant. Kilian, Jan BaroS a ia
roslav Kos, darovali kazdy O.
smkrat, Frant. Nezval, Josef
Kovac, Ernest Holecek, Frant.
Kuzela a Frant. Sury, z nichz
kazdy dial sedmkrat krev.
Zamestnanci firmy Bata v
Batanagaru drz1 Vseindicky re
kord celkovym poctem 1915
darcG krve pro indickou blood
bank.
Cechoslovak -
nejlepsi lyzar " Indii.
K nevfre, ale je to pravda, re
V tropicke Indii Sc pestupji ia
Ike zimni sporty, jez byvaly W.
sadou studeneho pasma. V In
dill lyzuje Sc v zimn1ch mesi-
c1ch ma stranfch himalajskych
velehor, v Sikkimu a nejvice v
Kasmlru, kde Sc poradaji kaz-
dorocne zavody O titul mistra
Indie. Letosn1 lyzarsky pre-
Dor vyhral Mirek Hruska, &C.
choslovak z Kalkuty. Tento L.
speech ceskoslovenskeho spor-
tovce V Indii byl velmi komen-
tovan v indickem tisku.
Organisace povalecne pomoci.
Veskera prace a cinnost &C.
c~hoslovakG We Vychodni Indii
soustreduje Sc nyn1 ma pTiprav-
ne organisacn1 prace pro pova-
lecnou ponce Ceskoslovensku
ramci Pomoci Ceskoslovenske
no Cerveneho Krfze. Jelikoz
to Dude zaverecna faze odbo-
jove prace Cechoslovak1, jest
snaha ma vsech stranach, ably
tato nejvets1 akce, jake kdy
Cechoslovaci v Indii podnikli,
byla 1spesna.
Francie pripravuje odvody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-16

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
tical interests of Czech and
SIovaks in the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-16

Advertising rates reasonable
and furnished upon applica-
ton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Kaiser-Erazer
Appoints Hunt

+ l. J. Hunt has been appointed
manager Of operations for Kaiser
Fraser Corp. at the Willow Run
plant, Joseph w. Frazer president,
announced Saturday Hunt is re-
signing his position with Chrysler
Corp. effective Jan. !. Operating
manager OF the Chrysler Tank Ar
senal during the war, Hunt Will
prepare production facilities at
Willow Run for auto manufacture
ing early in the spring.
Prior 10 his work in tank pro-
duction, Hunt was for two years
staff master mechanic of ChrysleT
Corp. He started his machine
shop work with the f. NJ. F. Co,
later going 10 Maxwell Motor Co.
as foreman Of its crankshaft do
partment in 1913. Later he was
placed in charge OF the tool engi-
neering department, and partici-
pated in the tooiing of the first
Chrysler car in 1923. In 1923, he
was given the job of tooling up
the then new Plymouth plant
II. {. McCaslin, Graham Paige
director of engineering. also an
nounced the appointment of Albert
w. LAYERS as chief engineer of the
Farm Equipment division. He
viii have charge of engineering
for the Rototiller. Previously,
LAYERS was administrative engi-
neer Of Harry Ferguson, Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
FALSE ASSUMPTION

Americans should rejoice over
the demonstrated fact that their
free system happens TO be the
most productive. Thus. instead of
emulating frustrated and less sue
cesSful systems of the Old World,
il would be more in order for
them 10 study our ways.
The blue sky appeal Of collec-
tiviSm lies in the fallacious as
sumption that, if you eliminate
the capitalist. you avoid the cost
.of capital But under sovietism,
there is still a capital cost-the
cost incidental to the wearing out
and obsolescence of tools. More
over. part of the years produc-
ton IN the Soviet must be saved
for tools (capitaD but under col
lcCtiViSm. state forces dictate
how much the citizen may con-
sumo and how much he may save.
Under a free system, on the other
hand, the individual citizen makes
this decision for himself
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Liquor Shares
Score eBigGaiins
IrreguIority Rules
in Balance Of LIST

NEW YORK, Dec. % APP
Liquors again spurted. -hulged,
scared and accumulated ~uost OF
the bullish adjectlves in today 5
stock market while the majority
of leaders elsewhere stood on the
sidelines and watched the show.
From the start of a generally
dullish session the alcohol group
absorbed virtually the entire
speculative attention. Schenley
extended the push TO more than
II points and, AT the best, was
up about 30 points in the past
four days. AT peaks with jumps
of 5 TO II or so were Distillers
Corp, Hiram Walker and Amer
lean Distilling. Calling OF
profits cut down top gains near
the close.
The ticker tape loafed during
the greater part of the proceed
ings and transfers for the two
hours ran 10 around 100000
shares, one of the smallest turn
overs of several months. Frac-
tional irregularity was the rule
in most departments approaching
the finish. While the market will
resume Monday a host OF Wall
Streeters left yesterday not 10
return until Wednesday.
Some tax selling for cash" re-
mained as a restraining influence
and the cloudy labor situation,
highlighted by the automotive
strike deadlock, provided a eau
tionary boardroom argument.
In front were National Distil-
lers, Southern Pacific, Bethlehem,
Goodrich, Douglas Aircraft, Con-
solidated Edison, Woolworth and
Sears -Roebuck. Backward were
u. S. Steel, General Motors,
Chrysler, Glenn Martin, Southern
Railway, Baltimore & Ohio.
Youngstown Sheet, Montgomery
Ward. Kennecott, u S. Rubber
and Anaconda.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
DEPREssION's SEEDS

Thus. while unseeing reformers
SonorouSly proclaim that this
country must never have another
depression. they unwittingly SOW
the seeds for another depression
by toleratng an unbalanced fiscal
situation and through advocating
interfcrences with a healthy func-
tloning Of the national economy
II is an error 10 assume that
government can continue TO in
fate al the source, and yet avoid
paying a price for such lack Of
prudence
1t Is also a form Of conceit 10
assume that this generation will
be so infinitely wise in It's public
and private behavior as 10 avoid
aiiyy and aif iriisCTetOnS which in
the cumulative effect will lead 10
new maladjustnents and dispari-
ties. which in due course Will have
10 be corrected
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Pension Plan Set
By CoebeI

a retirement plan for Salaried
employees OF the Goebel Brewing
Co. was approved for adoption at
special meeting of Goebel stock
holders Friday, reports Edwin j.
Anderson, president. The plan is
noncontributory and is effective
Dec. l, l945.
II provides for retirement at 65
OF all eligible employees. with
maximum monthly benefits for
those With 20 years OF, more serv-
ice at retirement and proper
tlonate benefits less than 20 years
service, In addition, there is
death benefit and insurance provi-
sion.
ut il the feeling OF the man
agement that the establishment
OF this plan will help I'm retain
ing valued and experienced en-
ployes, give them greater
sense of security, sustain high
morale, attract desirable appli-
cants TO the service of the
company, and-in general, main
tain a high degree Of efficiency"
Anderson said.
Details of the plan. which is
underwritten by Massachusetts
Mutual Life Insurance Co, were
worked out by Royse w. Jackson,
pension trust specialist. The trust
will be administered by the Ma
ttionsl Bank of Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Eureka Earnings
Show Increase

Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co. re-
ports for the fiscal year ended
July 81 net profit of $374,5o9
after all chCrges and net federal
income and excess profits taxes
of S960000, equal to So cents a
share on the 456,070 common
shares outstanding.
This compares with earnings or
1921, ,247 after all charges and
federal taxes amounting to S232.-
900, or S121 a share on 240,9l9
shares 1or-the-P previous fiscal
year
Net sales in the l945 fiscal Pc
riod were S12,372, 140 against So
191 139 in the preceding year.
The l945 figures include the
results of operations of the Will
liamS Oil-O-Matic division from
the date of merger, June a. 1945,
to the close of the fiscal year.
No renegotiation refund was re-
lquired for the 1943 and 1914 fis-
Ical years and il is not anticipated
any refund will be required for
the 1945 period.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

fECITS-Applef, Jonathan No !, 81 81
43-lb. ou Mcintosh No. / s4s4 Ash
by Rhode lslsnc Greenings No ! 50 50
Abb ou Snow. No J. SIs4 45-lb. bu,,
wealthy No. s4s4 45-lb. bu volt
River No J S425 4S-lb bu
VEGETABLE CREEEs-KSie. No. 1, e5G
sSc bu
LETTUCE AND SALAD cREENs-celeD
cahosFe, No l. SIZE 80 uu EndIve No !
VEGETABLES MISC. see1. punched
fancy 81 IS ooz. bchs NJ. J. 75caSl
topped. ~ ! 81 2se r75 bu Csbbsre
ou curly. no J.. 75esSi oa. Carrots
10. 81 5os3 bu Horssradi1h. No. /
81 2Ssi.75 peck basket Leeks NO 81
al so doz. bshs. DRY onions No. !. So q
5O-lh. sack. Parsley root. No. J. $40 Sc
bu. Psrsnlps, fancy. s2@225 bu No. !
Si.25e so bu. Potatoes fancy s27s 100.
10 sack No. !, 50 4og 2.eo. Rsdlshes, red
nothouss. No. !. 81 doz bchs RutsbsgaS
10 l, sl@l.25 bu. Squash. Hubbard No
t2g 2.oo bu.; Table Queen, No !, 81 5oa
bu .Turnipt punched. No. / sisi25
doz bchs topped fancy, 5O8l75 bu
No. J. siai as. Vegetable oysters. No
secs-Exgfs srrs. sIsale 90 so-doz
case large. s1sal6 medium. si+
POULTRY dive Broilers iryers enc
roasteu, 5oa sac 10 hens ESQ., 2Tizc ID.
ducks. 2sqslc, ID: geese, 2sise 10. young
turkeys. 36izc 10.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Plenty Of Food
In 46 Indicated
A& pHead Sees New
Methods Of Selling

NEW york; Dec 29-The food
industry must maintain us war
accelerated pace in 1916 IN order
TO meet increased domestic de-
mands and FIJI its export oblga-
tions, John A. Hartford, president
of the Great Atlantic & Pacific
Tea Co, declared here today.
with adequate production of
most foods indicated for the
new year" Hartford said. sin
dustry-wide teamwork II needed
TO improve agricultural products
and TO reduce to a minimum
the waste and spoilage involved
In moving these products from
farm 10 kitchen"
a hopeful development In re-
cent years. he said, has been the
cooperation of farmers, govern
ment and state college experts and
leading farm organizations with
progressive distributors and re-
tailers in working for these OBJ
jectiVes.
Hartford said that progress is
also likely in the merchandising
of more mature fruits and vege-
tables and in the. development OF
new by-product uses for lower
grades Of produce. Scientific re-
frigeration az every stage OF
marketing, when required, will
add much TO the efficiency OF
handling perishable foods, he said
Farm production will benefit
not only from the removal of
war handicaps - shortages Of
manpOwer, farm machinery and
supplies-but also through the
wartime development Of labor
saving devices, sturdier disease
resistant crops, new ingredients
in dairy and poultry feed. sprays
and weed CONTROLS" Hartford
added .-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Most j. 5. Mdrts
1o0penMonddy
Commodity Exchanges
to Close Three Days

NEW YORK, Dec. % (AP)-
Most of the nations commodity
markets plan a three-day closing
over the New Years holidays, but
nearly all securities exchanges,
grain and some livestock markets
will be open as usual Monday,
Dec. 81.
New York, London. Canadian
and virtually all u. S. securities
markets have announced Monday
operations, although the Toronto
Exchange plans TO close at noon.
An exception is the Salt Lake
City Exchange, where heavy trad
ing In low priced metal shares
has piled up the accounting work
10 such an extent that il will be
closed from Saturday TO Tuesday,
inclusive.
The Chicago Board Of Trade
will be open Monday morning. but
announced IL would close at noon,
Central Standard Time.
Other markets which plan TO
operate as usual on Monday in
clude Chicago and Jersey City
Livestock markets, New York
Produce and Dairy markets, Sa-
vsnnah Naval Stores. London Bar
Silver and Gold. New York For
eign Exchange and other u. S.
grain markets
The Winnipeg Grain Market
plans TO operate until noon
Monday.
Among markets closed from
Sunday through Tuesday are New
York, New Orleans and Chicago
cotton exchanges. and the New
York Wool Market.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Olympic Radio Names
{. h. Bliss Distributor

c. II Bliss Co. has been ap-
pointed distributor for Olympic
radios in Detroit and eastern
Michigan II was announced Satur-
day. II m lton Radio Corp,
makers of Olympic, has for more
than 10 years been manufacturing
radio sets for export. and will
now produce sets for the domestic
marker
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
May Rye Stars
In Grain Pit

CHICAGO. Dec. % GNS) Rye
was irregular today with the May
delivery higher and other futures
easy.
May moved up lac to S1.747s
before backing down slightly TO
close 1hc up around Sl.74 a.
Other futures finished unchanged
TO sc off.
Wheat closed unchanged 10 &c
off after ruling easy in a light
trade. July finished at Sl.79h.
Oats and barley closed lsc down
10 &c up.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Detroit Stock Firm
Acquires New Offices

Mercier, Mcdowell e. Dolphyn
has taken over enlarged and re-
modelled quarters al 1012 Bull
building. The firm has been a
member of the Detroit Stock Ex-
change since 1913 at which time
they were the first 10 purchase a
membership in a number of years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
'launderaII' Showing
Set for Chicago Mart

First public exhibit Of the F. L.
Jacobs Co.'S automatic 'Launder-
all washing machine, for which
the company is said 10 have ad-
vance orders for 100000 units,
will occur during the household
appliance m srket at Chicago
early in January, IL was announced
CafnrdaL
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Heads Prudential

NEW YORK, Dec, 29-Pruden-
tial Life Insurance Co. of America
directors have elected Carol NJ,
ShaHks- president, to assume Of
flee Jan. !. Shanks. who is eXecu-
tive vice president will succeed
Franklin DOlier, who will retire
as president Dec. 81 and become
chairman of the board.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

formula feeds
for G. era |
Mills. Inc, was
announced Sat-
urday in Min
n Q a polls by
Harry A Bull
IS e o m p a n Y
p T @ sid en- I.
T h o m a 6 will
assume his new
duties in Min
neapolis. Jan. /,
where he will
have charge of
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Gas Sendout Climbs
In Detroit District

The gas sendout in the Detroit
district for the week ended Dec.
- was 974,133, 600 cubic feet, the
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.
reports, an increase OF 149, 342 900
cubic feet compared with the cor
responding week last year. when
the total reported was S24,791, 900
cubic feet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Ba(he & Co. Sets Up
Metals Department

NEW YORK. Dec. 29-Bache
& Co will establish Jan. ?
metals department to special
ize in handling trading in spot
metals, both primary and second
ary Harold l.. Bache, senior
partner, has announced.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

with the COM
pany since 1927.
Until 1895 he
worked in the
risk experience,
auditing a n d
safety engineer
ing department
at the h o m c
office, transfer
ing in that year
to the Detroit
branch offic {
as cashier. Ir
1927 IOCv wa (
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

the nationwide coordination and
expansion of General Mills feed
manufacturing activities. Since
l943, Thomas has been executive
vice president the Larrowt
Division of General Mills, Detroit,
manufacturer of Larro Feeds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

named special agent for casualty
lines, serving the southern area
of Michigan for the branch. Since
1914 he has been devoting a major
portion of his activities to the
Detroit territory.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Redeems Pfd. Stock

NEW YORK, Dec. 29-Mc-
Crory Stores Corp. has called for
redemption of its outstanding 5
per cent cumulative preferred on
Jan. 2.Ss', 1916, at S10750 plus ac-
crued dividends of S1.21 TO the
redemption date.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
American System S
Superiority Proven
Propagandists' FaIIacies Crumble
Under Timely, Candid Appraisal
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RuKEYsER

In taking trial balance, the year end of the American
system is well to face canddy the whether capital
has succeeded Even in the face OF the demonstrated superiority OF
competitive society producing the worlds highest
living standards time OF the worlds
fellow travellers
that colectivism would be better
Obviously they cannot make case the basis OF objective
data the facts demonstrate that capitalism in the
despite its human mpeectons has the successful
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Graham Paige Votes
Preferred Dividend

Graham-Paige Motors Corp. has
declared the regular quarterly
dividend of 31A cents on the S
per cent converted preferred SIS
par, payable Feb. l to sharehold-
ers of record Jan. 20.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
United Shirt Votes
25.Cent Dividend

United Shirt Distributors, Inc.
has declared dividend OF 25 cents
share on the common stock pay
able Jan. IS 10 shareholders of
record Jan s.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Standard Of Detroit
Promotes F. W. Loty

Frank w. Locy has been named
assistant manager of the Detroit
branch office Of the Standard OF
Detroit Group. Locy has been
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Usual 25C Dividend
By Detroit Gdsket

Detroit Gasket ard NAiar11factur.
Ing Co. has declared the usual
quarterly dividend Of 25 cents on
the common stock, payable Jan.
- 10 shareholders Of record Jan.
10
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

NEW YORK. Dec 2e-saes on the New
York stock Exchange today totAled $50. 600
shares
Big board sales throughout the day.
open 70 ii 90 10000 shares
lltVV 70 close 800. 600 shares
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
NJ. Y. Cotton

March b235s 23si % 50 b23 50 uneh
January la47. closed 23.6l nominal;
May ~ 80 lid.
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General Mills Names
Thomas 10 New Post

The appointment Of Fred w.
Thomas, Detroit. 10 the newly
created position of director OF
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Livestock M arket

CHICAGO. Dec. 30 fiNs,-vocs-o 500
steady top SASS bulk Si4ss heavy.
sl4s5 medium, SASS liehi si4s
ngh. lirhts. Sld5Oal4 packing sovs.
Sl3 I5qi4l0 pigs, sl2a1425
CATTLE-5o0 steady. Calves 100: steady
Beef steers choice. SlTdls. common and
medium. Sl2@i7; yeArlinFS, si2S1s Butch.
ers heifers. Sli@i7.75. COWS $1Oal4 so.
bulls Sl0@i4.75 calves tilal5.5o, feeder
steers. Sil6l4.5o. StOcker steers sio@
Ia as. stocker cows and heifers, tsSI3.
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH. Dec. 90 tfNSl CATTLE
100; steady Grass steers. So 50@Ie. steers.
good 70 choice Si7dls4o medium 10 good
Sl4.5oais So common 20 medium, Sl29
IL. heiiert. good 10 cholce, s159l6: me-
dlum 20 good, si9sl4.so common 20 me
dun. Sio@i4: COWS good 70 choice. sil so
1850. medium % good Se@ii. Gamers
and cutters. s6as.5o bulls. good OF choice.
l9ei4 common 20 medium, s9eli.
HOGS-None. steady.
SHEEP-Nnne steady
CALVES-None: steady