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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-06
POLI'S

The high drama in the career of a man who still bears charmed life has been boldly translated for the screen in the Limitation Cap tain Eddie, opening today at the Loew-Poli Theater, with Fred Mac Murray in the title role and Lynn Bari, Charles Bickford Thomas Mitchell and James Gleason head ing the brilliant supporting cast.
 The story of Eddie Rickenbacker. the film reveals the amazing drama of man whose every move has made headlines and who. with his breath-taking, ord-breaking eX- ploits on the auto racing speedway, daring knocking enemy planes from the skies. and courageous defiance of despair, has packed hundred lifetimes of adventure and thrills into one, all set against the cour- terpoint of one of the most enthrall- ing romances the screen has ever known. But more, the film is also the warmly human story of an American boyhood set against the background of a free and demo- cratic way of life that provided him with the opportunity to carve out his outstanding career.
 For Fred MacMurray, the coveted title role of Captain Eddie" is the most important of his career. Known for the most part to movie audiences for his outstanding Suc- cess in film musicals and comedies. MacMurray is currently being cred- tied with one of the years most out standing dramatic performances.
 In her first lead in super-produc- ton, lovely Lynn Bari is seen as a Columbus, Ohio girl. Adelaide Frost, who was captivated by the daring young automobile salesman and be- came Mrs. Rickenbacker. Charles Bickford is the rough and rugged father of the Rickenbacker clan. Thomas Mitchell plays Ike Howard. whom the young Eddie wheeled in- to giving him job. Lloyd Nolan is the cynical fellow-survivor, It. Whitaker. adrift on a life raft in the South Pacific with Rickenback- CT, James Gleason appears as Tom Clark, the auto salesman who re- mained loyal to Rickenbacker throughout his entire career.
 Asked if Rickenbacker had giv- Fred MacMurray any advice about the part. Fred grinned and an- swered. "The only thing he seemed to be worried about were the love scenes. He asked me to go a little easy on them because his lovemak- ing was persistent, but not too ar- dent.
 The co-feature is the gay rnusi- cal Delightfully."- Dangerous with Ralph Bellamy and Jane Powell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-06

ONE WAAErLY--e sOom house with garage. all Improvements furnace
 heat A&T Chase Ave. Tall az2as
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-06
Legal Notices
NOTICE
LIQUOR PERMIT

LIQUOR PERMIT
 lsOTICE OF EXPECTATION
 This is to give notice that I, Alex DeCesare, of 26S Willow street, Waterbury, Conn.,, have filed an ap- plicatlon dated Sept. 1st. 1945, with the Liquor Control Commission for a Package. Store Beer Permit, for premises. 703 Cooke St., Waterbury, Conn. The business is owned by First National Stores, Inc. of Park and Oakland Ayes, East Hartford. Conn. and will be conducted by Alex DeCesare, of 26s Willow St.. Waterbury c0nn,i GLHx Hs psTml5tse; nr eEslRp
 Dated Sept. 1, 1945 s-G-ls other as they meet Susan Abbott (Kathryn Graysonl - a beautiful Hollywood extra" who is seeking a singing career in the movies and attempts to arrange an addition for her with Jose Iturbi. Things be- come a little complicated when Clarence also meets a waitress from Brooklyn.
 The supporting players include Dean Stockwell, Pamela Britton as the waitress from Brooklyn, Rags Ragland. Billy Gilbert. Henry O'Neill. Carlos Ramirez and Edgar Kennedy.
 Among the many musical high- lights are I Begged Her" and We Hate to Leave" sung by Prank Sin- atar and Gene Kelly: Sinata's ren- ditlons of What Makes the Sum set," The Charm of You" and T Fall in Love Too Easily: Genes The Worry Song" and Miss Gray sons eAli of q Sudden. Ay Heart Sings"
 You'll have 6 grand time, on waves Of song, daughter and TO- lllnnce.
 E<|eetRd caoft subjects and latest 'faEIAEeNe news eoNaNiete tla9 hili
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-06
EDery Day Result Day On The Democrat Want-A Pdge
Merchandise

CASH PAID for all makes of fam. fly sewing machines and vacuum cleaners. l38 North Main. 6-1364
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-06
Near SS. Peter & Paul

CHURCH AND SCHOOL
 THREE FAMILY house of fifteen rooms and three car garage. House has hot water heating systems on list and 2nd floors and hardwood floors throughout. Nice land, well graded and shrubbed. On Elliott Avenue. This is an ideal home and investment--and early accu- pancy of this nice apartment may be had. Let's show you this onel GEORGE A. BARONIAN 36 North Main st. Dial 4-7Ao3 Realkor General Insurance
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-06

Dental Plates Repaired $1 % Your old plate made like new up CITY DENTAL LABORATORY l6l East Main St. Dial 3-8686
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
Tank Troubles

All the current talk of Amer
ican medium tanks being out
armored and out-gunned by the
German Tiger tanks is old stuff
TO those in close touch with the
war situation.
1t was some months ago that
a British officer told me that
the only comparable tank on the
Western Front was British
Churchill" which was a make
shift affair consisting of a me-
dunn tank with added armor
plate and heavier gun which
brought its weight to about As
tons. He admitted freely that
the Churchill" was poor
second to the Tiger"
For the American Sherman.
he had the highest praise. call
ing it "the finest medium tank
ever TO be put on the field" 1t
was never meant to compete
with tanks in the Tiger" or
Royal Tiger" class, however.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28

the Omaha World Herald, later
becoming owner and publisher
of the Eastern News in Grand
Rapids. A pilot since 1924. he
joined the Civil Air Patrol at
the outbreak of the war and
handled public relations and or
ganizational duties for the cour-
ier service of the patrol from
the Cleveland Chamber of Com
merce.
Another partner in the firm is
Sigfried O. Samuelson. mechani-
cal engineer graduate from
Uppsalla University, Uppsalla,
Sweden. Since coming TO the
United States he has handled
special shows, conventions and
other public relations duties for
many American firms. including
the Sky Products division OF
Evans Products Co. in Detroit.
The new firm will specialize
in handling aircraft manufac-
turers, airlines and firms In
South American export trade.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
Auto
Graphs
Ford Sales Chief
Predicts Changes
BY SILER FREEMAN

Jack r. Davis, general sales
manager of Ford, dlsagrees with
most of the industry on what
the first new cars off the as
sembly lines will be like. Ac-
cording TO the Autosnotive
News, Davis said the l9iX cars
will embody many moro i'm
provements than the year-to-
year model changes and Will
hold many surprises for the Gus
toners.
Davis listed Improvements in
the engines, which will have
better performance and better
bearings as the result of things
learned in war production. Up
holstery, instruments and hard
ware will be improved, he pre-
dicted. There will be greater
variety of colors.
But the Ford sales chief fore
saw little change in lines, lend-
ers, radiator hoods and door
panels. These require dies and
would take a long time TO
change.
Others in the industry believe
there is much more chance of
getting changes on the outside
of the new automobiles than
underneath the hoods. We know
of at least one company testing
out a new engine. but whether
il will be ready for production
when the-eFeen light - flashed
IS another matter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
Farmers M arket

FRUITs-Apples. Bsldvins 30 J. 81 SO
62s5 45-lb. bu Delicious, No. 81 so
No i, S225d2s5 45-lb bu Rhode Island
GTssIlafi JdSsthans Ne No ass @ @t5S Su
Mcintosh No / 81 50M2s3 45-lb. bu
Northern SpyS No l. 25Oa2s3 A5-lh.
bu Stseles Red no 81 g 45-lo. ou
VEGETABLE GREENS-Leeks, Ne. l, 81
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENs-Lesf let.
tuce hothouse, No /. 81 90 lo-lb. basket
French endye. hotnouse fancy, 81 S-lb box,
VEGETABLES tMiscsllaneousl Bee,s
topped No ! Sial25 ou Cabbage, No
81, $iai,2s Sob. bu. No !, Sl75a2 og
curly No /. 75caSl IS bu. Carrots, topped
No / Slal5o bu. Celery root. No.
S2a225 bu. ChiveS Sl.25@ so Horse
rsdish. No /. S725a775 peck basket. Dry
medium. 75casl Is: green 6oG75c dor
bchs Onion sets. s.-inch. Sc IS 32-lo sack.
1.-inch SS7S l-inch S4 so ParSnipS No.
/ S2e22 as ou Parsley root. No. 81 so IA
, bu Bsrsley. curly, No. /. Sc do1 hehs
Potatoes No l. S3.1l l0o-lb sack Rad
ishes red hothouSe Slal 40 dOz. bchs.
black No 81 5oH2 bu Rhuosro hot
house fancy oocasl 5-b box choice. 500
Sc small 81 so coz bchs. Ru,aesgas, No.
/ 75cnSl bu squash, Hubbard No. 90c
aSl.25 bu. Turnips. TOPPED; fancy u so
bu No. / s1gl.25. Vegetable oysters. No
EGGsDErtrs large siao7 5o-doz case
lsrre si242. medium Sll52
PLANTS-CAbbare 81 IS fiat
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
Oeferment Bids Lao

The regional board Of the War
Production Board today warned
employers they have only this
week 10 file necessary applica-
tions with federal agencies re-
questing deferment of men
under 30. The revised selective
service regulations require ap-
plications TO be filed not later
than March 81.
WPB has already procesSed
more than 1000 requests, seek
ing certification 70 local draft
boards TO the "irreplaceability
and indispensibility" of essential
deferred employees. A spokes-
man for WPB said that only
about Is per cent of the re-
quests have been approved for
recommendation.
The regional board looks for
a last minute rush
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
Air-Ground Tie7

Personal Notes: Watch for a
close tieup between one of the
leading airlines and a big bus
line company. The working
agreement will cover cooper
ative ticket selling, etc. Z.
Reports in the industry are the
the Chris-Craft Corp. will turn
out hulls for use with outboard
motors after the war, entering
this field for the first time /.
Edward G.. Biederman, who re-
Gently resigned as welding and
equipment engineer for the
Fisher tank plant. will go into
the welding engineering busi-
ness for himeslf :. Outlook for
motorists after the fall of Ger
many depends more on tires
than on gasoline.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
'Ex' 10 Give
Credit Data

NEW YORK, March 27-The
New York Stock Exchange has
taken steps to provide a more
accurate picture OF the amount OF
credit being used for transactions
in securities and commodities.
All member firms OF the ex-
change carrying margin accounts
have been asked TO report at the
end of each month the amount
of credit being extended 10 their
customers on securities and CON-
modities, the amount of such
credit being extended on u. s.
COVE ment obligations, the
amount of their customers free
credit balances, and the amount
OF cash such firms have on hand
and on deposit with banks.
This information will be con-
solidated by the exchange and
made public monthly.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
Rainbow
Advances

With Clara Aliens leading
Olympics, NJ define Romen's
Chene-Trombly and Agnes Ek-
stroms Enterprise idle Edith
Schultz Rainbow accounted for
the only major change among the
leaders Of the Women's Travelling
bowling league in advancing from
tenth 10 eighth place.
Helen Macks 205-2l3 In 578,
and Phyllis McGlynn's SAP fea-
tured as Rainbow blanked KAY
Browns WY-7, 2600 TO 1851. Ruth
Johnston fired 2l6-205-lS5 for 900
as her second place Alconas WSn
three from Dot Roberts Five, 2724
TO 1854. Pat Jones had 2l0 IN So,
Eleanor Koepke 54S and Teddy
Mclaughlin 20l in $50
Although outrolled 243S 10 1858
Eddie Coy's Vernors gained a
split with Virginia Luckritz' Mt,
Elliott. Connie Powers shot 202
in 53S, Betty Chapman 528, Vickie
Fayad 523 and the Mt. Elliott
pilot 500.
Ann Keppen's LaMeasure took
three points from Mary Cowans
Wayne School. 1898 10 1856. Irene
Denovlch showing 209 in 53l.
Marian Germans Colonial tripped
Imogene Standke's Meyers, 1923
10 1883. Gladys Dempsey tipped
SIC and Stelma Shull 527.
RUTH sTAPPIN HITS ass
HERE AID TRERE-Ruth stsfhln uncortcc
2bS N the Fort blvd. Ladief.. VIC R0stek
234-226-2l3 Tor 673.. Joe RunSH 244-227-
IS fDr 66s Ia the West Vernon BusineASmFn
Don strand 205-2lS-232 for 642 In the
Tower Classic. Ernie Sitt 2S7 IN the Palm
Reach Junior. Bernict Rice zlf-i 54-2ls Tor
5s7 4 Ella Koilysr and Mona Reward b0tn
converted the 6-7-lO IN the Springwells Ladies
Junior. ies Grace 244 In TIE Redford House
0thFr leagues hiEhS--Ed Conroy 247 Oscar
HAegSG- -E2A-A4E.hs%A %AasAE- 4 = 81 Fifs+e- t.-r-
ton and Certruds Bsrrthesu. 2l5s. Lillian
Bsilman 55l Brighimoor Ladies. ETlAnd
Marcy 23s. Harry Smith sal Detroit Police
Cbra SpanSki 204 Garfield Major. Bsrnice
Krsuse ia6 Royal Ladies Cecilia Coles los
AschSAy Ladies Adslins GTbani 100, VARSITY
Ladies Louis Page ITO. PAlsce-DiX veniA
CEuchrs les Gsrheid No ? JAek Kro 236
Conner Houss ~ Ik1pert asa hAck-Blvc
Junior. John Bertrand 223 Bowling Crfen
$50 Joe Jarvis ZIG Chevrolet Experimental.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
Get Tank Hull Order

A new order for army tank
hulls totaling approximately
Sl3,0 600 900 has been received by
the Graham-Paige subsidiary in
Ohio, the Warren City Manu-
featuring Co., Joseph w Frazer.
chairman, announced today.
The steel hullS 10 be fahri-
Gated for the International Har-
veSter Co. will be produced on
specially constructed conveyor
lines similar 10 those used in
automotive assembly and each
unit will be X-ray Inspected.
Frazer said that deliveries will
begin in June.
The heavy industry Warren
plant is now producing LCM
landing craft. hullS for amphib-
ian "alligators, sled mounted
portable generating CUNTS S-l55
nm. gun rails. tank turretS and
other war materials.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
Grain List
Irregular

CHICAGO, March 27 GNS)-
Wheat and rye moved nervously
today within wide range in the
heaviest trading in some time.
Rye closed &c lower to &c
higher. The market was as much
as &c lower at one time after los
ing gains of about a cent. May
finished nc off at Sl16h, against
high of S117L and low of
S1.l412.
Wheat finished &c 10 sc up
after moving within range of
around &c. May finished at S1.6Sl2
Other grains also were nervous,
and corn closed &c to sc off,
oats &c 10 sc higher and barley
| i4c 10 1Rc off.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
New Nickel Plate
Director Named

NEW YORK. March 27-An-
nouncement was made of the cleo
tion of Richard a. Nelson of New
York as a member of the board
of directors of the Nickel Plate
road. Nelson is vice president,
secretary and director of Ameri-
can Equitable Assurance Co..
Globe and Republic Insurance Co.
of America. Knickerbocker Insur-
ance Co and Merchants and Man.
ufacturerS Insurance Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
Stock Prices
Edge Higher

NEW YORK. March 27 up
Stocks moved higher in less active
trading today on buying that
Wall Street analysts said reflected
an over-sold market condition.
While rumorS regarding the
war in Europe few thick and fast
in the financial district. all with
out confirmation, market observ-
ers viewed the improvement in
prices as an entirely technical
reaction to the decline of the
previous two sessions.
Better trading sentiment was
prompted, moreover, by a sharply
higher earnings report for Doug
las Aircraft for the fiscal year
ended Nov. 30, 1914, resumption
OF dividends on the noncumulative
first preferred of Pacific Coast
Co. and total elimination of ar.
rears on preferred of D. a.
Schultz, Inc.
The Allegheny Corp. group of
railroads responded moderately 10
announcement that Allegheny had
proposed a basis for settlement of
the claims of the Interstate Com
merce Commission that control of
the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
had been acquired in violation of
ICC rules.
Pacific Coast lst preferred rose
more than 3 points at its high on
dividend news. Superior Oil Of
California was UP 2 and fractional
gains were noted for Chrysler,
Bethlehem, u. s. Steel and Inter
national Telephone.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
NADIA Officials Here

w l.. Mallon president Of the
National Auto Dealers ASsocia-
ton, and Ray Chamberlain, ex-
ecutive vice president of the
organization. are due in Detroit
today for "a -three-daY- stand
Mallon and Chamberlain will
confer with the heads of the
Automotive Council for War
Production and several large
manufacturers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
ClO Sets Pace

Businessmen can take a few
hints from the CLOS publicity
book.
More than 100000 GIs re-
ceived the servicemen's edition
of the CIO News which con-
tanned a dazzling array of pinup
girls, cartoons and stories plug
ging 80 million jobs, Breton
Woods and labor's production
story"
Soldiers from New Guinea to
Belgium and Germany wrote
their appreciation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28

public rela a
tions director
for Bill Stout
at Stout Re-
s Q a rc h in
Dearborn and
[ he Stinson
Aircraft Co.
in Wayne. is
o n @ of [ h e
partners.
r o b j nson
was formerly
p u b LEFTY
Dnanappr for
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
Canada Car
LOadings Drop

OTTAWA, March 27-Carload-
ings of Canadian railroads during
the week ended March II totaled
6S,3l3 cars, against 69,l05 in the
previous week and 69.635 for the
like week last year, according 10
the Dominion Bureau of Statistics.
Loadlngs for the year TO March
II totaled 7l4410. against 746.423
in the like 1914 period.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
Colgate i. President
Honored al Luncheon

Everett ~. Case. president of
Colgate University, who last night
addressed the Colgate u. Club
dinner at the Hotel Statler. today
attended luncheon at the Merrill
Palmer School given for trustees
and the board Of directors. A re-
ception for Case. who was once
personal assistant 10 Owen d,
Young, followed
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
Keener Promoted

Ward Keener has been named
assistant TO the president Of the
B. F. Goodrich Co His appoint
ment preceded the drafting OF
John L. Collyer, president of
Goodrich, TO become special di-
rector of the rubber programs.
Keener has been with the
company since 1887. He was
director of business research
and assistant TO the vice presl-
dent for finance
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
WERE SHIELDS AIDES

+ an k Cobb
and Stocum.
Loik has
served as an
assistant coach
at Flint North
crn and Mid
land. He APP
pears 81 a I e d
for some spot
in the suburbs
physical educa-
tion setup TO
replace Dennis
Barstis, w h o
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
What 'sNew
In Business
Dean Robinson
Opens Own Firm
By WARD SCHULTZ

Dean Robinson and Associ-
ates. new public relations
firm. has opened offices on the
sixteenth floor of the Buhl
Building.
Dean Robinson, formerly with
Hill and Knowlton, who was
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
171-Cent Payment
By Baldwin Rubber

The Baldwin Rubber Co. has
declared a dividend Of l7i2 cents
on the common, payable April II
TO holders OF record April Ia. The
same amount was paid on Jan %
this year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
u. s. Cocoa importers
Make Deal With Brazil

NEW YORK. March 27-U. S.
cocoa importers reached an agree
ment with Brazil for purchase of
10000 bags of cocoa from current
crop for April-May shipment, it is
reported.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
Goodyear Tire Votes
Dividend Of 50 Cents

Goodyear Tire e. Rubber Co
has declared q dividend of sc
cents on the common. payable
June Is 10 holders OF record May
Is. The same amount was paid IN
previous quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
LOIKo ON ALL-sTATE

Rosbeck, now Hamtramck base
ball coach, played in the back
field in 1926 and 1927. while Loiko
vas an All-City and All-State
halfback in 1884
Although his powerful Ham
tramck teams in the l930-35 pe-
rod helped build the Cosmos
keyworth Stadium, Shields will
he leading his first team and a
Catholic Central team. at that -
in the 10000 seat structure next
fall.
II was opened in tho fall OF
1886, a few months after Shields
left Hamtramck.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
LIST INSTRUCTIONS

Instructions prepared by the ex-
change for reporting the informs-
tion required follow
Total all net debit balances
in accounts carried for customers.
Include all securities accounts,
both long and short; commodity
accounts, and all other accounts.
Do not include debit balances of
other firms which are members of
national securities exchanges, or
your own firm, or of your own
partners.
2-Total Of that portion Of each
debit balance included under Cd
above, which repre- esents the
amount of credit extended 10 each
customer secured by direct obli-
cations Of or obligations guaran-
teed a. 10 principal or interest by
the l.. s. government.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28

recently entered the navy.
The three candidates under con-
sideration by Hamtramck school
board officials played on Shields
coached teams. Collins, the Cos
mos basketball coach. was a half
back on Shields first Hsmtramck
team in 1925.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28

the opposite bench as new head
coach of the Cosmos next Sept,
23 when the two schools renew
their annual rivalry.
II is reported Uamtramck's
l945 head football coach will be
picked soon from three candi-
Gates, Henry Collins. Joe Rosbeck
md Alex Loiko, to succeed Floyd
,ocum.
WERE SHIELDS AIDES
Collins and Rosbeck have been
sistant grid coaches at Ham,
annex the last II years, first
under Shields. and later under
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
New Spaldinq Director

NEW YORK. March 27-WaSh-
ington Dodge of Roberts e. Co. has
been elected a director OF A. G..
Spalding & Bros. Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
Three Shields Pupils
I'm Line for COSInO Job
By JAKE BERsoN

BY of irony Shields Catholic Central High
football COACH will make his Shamrock debut next fall against
Hamamck school he parted with 1886 after lyear grid
relationship. ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
TOTAL ALL CASH

3-Total cash on hand and in
banks. exclusive OF balances segre-
gated under Commodity Exchange
Act
Total Of customers free
credit balances. 30 not include
credit balances in regulated COM
modify accounts. Do not include
free credit balances OF other firms
which are members OF national
security exchanges. of your own
firm, or Of your own partners.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
Trend of Sales

NEW YORK March 2s-Sales on the New
York stock Exchange today totaled lilo 600
shares.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO CASH GRAIN
TOLEDO March ~ tlNS Cash grain on
track
WHEAT-No. rec, sI75la No red
81 7sl.
CORN-Ho. 2 yellow, Slleis No yel-
oATs-No white 77e7se No. white
76076i7c
soYBEANs-No. 2 yellow. S2l5a2ls
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

None
CORN-No , mixed SIIeI.plls sample
grade. mixed e5i7c No 3 yellow. sll2l7
5 yellow 96isqe7i,c. sample grsde yellow
so14catl -. sample grade white. 77i.c.
OATS-No. ! red, special heavy. s0isc
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
Livestock M arket

Dt THOlf
HOCs-sOo. strong al good ~ choic,
osrrosS and Eilts Sl4 90 the ceiling good
60 choice Sows under 500 lbs tl4el4ls.
CATTLE-l 600 Gown comprise better
thAu so psr cent ~ run al classes active
iully atfaoy most "Ics good 20 choice fed
common and medium kinds Sl2 SOalS.
cutlery hghf weights down - SO bulk
medium % good beef cow Sl2 SOni3 SO
u1ott common So SOal2 bulk cutters, Ssa
TO- csnneE mainly SEms7S bulk medium
~ good sausage bulls SI2alS a. most cut
go and common. 50 SOali so stOckert
and feeders NcarCc
CALVES-S0o Neslsrs fully steady prsc.
teal TOP and bulk good % choice SIT so.
most cg7mon and medium. Sl3el6 so,
cully tsall
SHEEP - 600 SlauEhter lamhz and
sheer active hrm small lot strictly choice
fed lambs Sl72s around 200 heao rood
~ choice iec lambs ST. few lots medium
70 good lambs tle~l61S TAT ewes quite
scarce early few common around 81 rood
10 cnOi-e quotsble around 50 so OF above.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
CHI Af.n

CHICAGO MsTIh q INs -HOGs-ll-
900 STEADY Top SlA7S bulk STATS.
Heavy, xl4 6Srlf IS medium SlA7S.
light STATS urh, lights Si47Sal47S
pacsnE soWs. Sl37Sal4; pigs Sl2.25e
l42E
CATTLE 500 STEADY CaIves-i 600.
ztG4-g- Da-t- t-st-~+--c----t-r- : torf7 Z so nt-
diuw Sl7ui6 ysarinrS Sl1al7 IS.
Butchers heifrry tlOml6 so. COWS sqdlS.
bulls SqnlsTs calves. Sssie so. feeder
steers Sloa "a so Sockers steers. $50
"a coNs ana heiicrs. Ssal3
sheep 600. STEADY Lambs SIS SO
8I7 common x12 SOnlS yesriinrs Sl7
elS so feeders Slimi3 so ewes. tswlo.