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The Nome nugget., 1945-10-03
QUEEN OF THE SEAS AGAIN RETIRES

The S.S. Victoria, the oldest iron vessel in active duty, is again being retired after more than 75 years.
 Alaska Steamship officials an- nounced that "Her war job is done, but if she's needed again we'll put her back to work" The old Vic" was built in 1870 at Dumbarton, Scotland, and piled the Atlantic Ocean, and as the pride of the Cunard Line, made many record crossings to and from European ports before the turn of the century. Since 1900, the yes sel, then known as the Parthia, has been sailing out of Seattle, as the "gold ship" bringing miners and their supplies to Alaska.
 In 1903, the Alaska Steamship Company purchased the Parthia, remodeled and renamed her the Victoria.
 Many tales are told about the famed ship, which has piled up records and long, faithful service.
 The old "Vic" once made the trip from Nome to Seattle in slightly over six days, distance of about 26O0 miles. The old vet eran has service ribbons from four wars, serving as troopship and cargo carrier
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-03
WALTER NELSON IS CHIEF BOATSWAIN'S MATE

PEARL HARBOR, T. H., Oct. 2 Walter Nielsen, chief boatswain's S mate, formerly of Nome, Alaska, has been serving aboard the vet eran oiler USS Marias, which has travelled more than 100000 miles to deliver 1OO,OOO,OOO gallons of fuel oil and high octane gasoline to ships in the combat zone.
 On duty in the Pacific since March, 1944, the Marias is vet eran of many major Pacific. cam paigns, beginning with the assault on the Marianas, and continuing through the Philippines, Two Jima, and Okinawa, to the waters off HonShu.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-03
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE-Pontiac Coupe. Call
 Nevada. 113-tf
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-03

FOR SALE-Baby carriage. Call
 Main 125. 118-3tp
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-03

Nugget Ads Bring Quick Results
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-03

Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-03

The more dishWater a wedding ring sees the longer it seems to last.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-03
BABY GIRL ARRIVES AT THE SGT. GEORGE MARTIN HOME

Announcements have been re- ceived of the birth of a baby girl to Sgt. and Mrs. George Martin, on Sept. 19. The child has been named Jamie Jean, and is await ing the arrival of his father from OkinaWa, where he has been sta toned.
 Grandpa Garnet Martin return ed from the States Monday eve ming and reports that Tommy is now in Yokohama, Frank O'Far- rel is still in the Philippines, and Bob White is in Seattle, parading around in civies, nervously await ing the arrival of his bride-to-be.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-03

First Private-What I hate is the weak soup they feed us.
 Second-Yes, week in, week out.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-03

The Eiffel Tower in Paris was erected by the engineer Alexan- dre Gustave Eiffel as a feature of the Paris Exposition of 1889.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-03

Greenberg and Cullenbine moved him up.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-03
TUESDAY GAMES
Pacific Coast League

Portland 1, Seattle 3. Sacramen. to 6, San Francisco g.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-03
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MONDAY GAMES Pacific Coast League

Portland 3, Seattle 4. Sacramen- to l, San Francisco o.
 Only baseball games played.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-03

The Panama railroad and the steamships run in connection with it between New York and Colon are owned and operated by the U. s. government.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-03
At The Hotels
WALLACE HOTEL

Henry Miller, Al Falman, MT. and Mrs. Everet Wilde of Fair banks, MT. and Mrs. P. J. Engle- breath of Fairbanks, Dianna Wes- terland of Fairbanks, Sgt. Glen Sanderson, and Ross L. Thomas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Selling
Drops List

NEW YORK, Feb. 9 GNS)-
Selling Of stocks increased around
the noon hour today, bringing
losses up 10 two points in the
leaders and expanding volume 10
about a half-mllllon shares an
hour. Later turnover quoted and
prices showed a slight recovery.
Santa Re led the downward
trend. fading 2 points on drib-
bic of offerings. New York Cen
trail and Southern Pacific slumped
nearly a point each. Chrysler
ran neck and neck with rails, de-
clining 10 96l2 off =. Bethlehem
Steel and u. S. Steel gave up a
point Leu priced auto issues
were under pressure, with WHY'S
Overland down about a half
Other pivotal groups reacted
fractionally
Liquor shares were an excep-
ton TO the general trend. The
prospect of higher earnings for
beverage companies lifted Schen-
ley more than 2 points to a new
high.
Bonds were fractionally lower
and the Curb market also sagged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Auto
Graphs
Growing Engine Part
Scarcity Worries WPB
BY sILER FREEMAN

The great demand for engine
parts has started a survey by
the Var Production Board 10
solve the problem of increasing
output 1t has SenSibly attacked
the problem by selecting the
parts for which shortages are
most widely reported and check
ing what can be done about
them.
Internal combustion engine
manufacturers have listed their
casting requirements for cylin-
der heads and blocks, by pat
tern number and engine model,
with the name of the foundry
on which the order was placed
and the monthly requirements
for the first half of l945 for
production and spares.
These will be checked against
engine schedules, summarized
by foundries, and the capacity
of the foundrles. 20 determine
the extent to which the require
ments can be met. The steel
division of the W'B will then
make recommendations as 10
transfer Of the work among
fnundrleS or expansion OF foun-
dry facilities 10 meet deficits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

NOp1H End p so los SsA~'4v, ss15
Open Until 4 A. M. Daily!
OLYMPIC "f nc s.1 a. eF4 Il , gIs5H
soae ~ n, 6RtAT1R oIfRoir ALt.sTIs.
I; Alley opsr Bo~iins AL DAY sat and Sur
PALACE REC Ss;G G siI.,, %,,.d ~ 'I g.,
oPGs BOWLING TO-DAY UErII 500 p. n.
Billiards R.uaurart AID Coektah Lounss.
Palm BEACH s, ,o1sa ss'tsS Us Ne" ! szzs
lr7'ruetiou' hy Al oe"on wtssdsu TO 5.
PALMER PARK s wsss..rs sO 40 i si'r'i'
10 s.s25! opta ao~iiss from $40 4 ~ TO
PApESlnE :, w s!se !" O D. .Is sou
oS,U " Sps,s urni s Nv. Az o., sat. sun'
Most Beautiful Cocktail tounee IN Detroit.
.PLAYDlUM 1917 'o IS S sAsr aTItvs sA ''''
Open Until 4 A. M. Daily!
phjNRnW io2ls GRAIior, at MARCUS
n 1,I eS ro,,, 20 At5tSs wiz. ~ I pss,,
Tse,y sun. Pm $50 Double, Today 70 PM.
RIVERSIDE ''1i !, At .tfys Z" T sP go
Open Bowling Today Until 5 P. M.
nIVlEnA NO s567 ~ ALLEYS
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL $50 p ".
AND ATTER ~. Alt DAY SAT-. AND SUN.
ROYAL $500 @as stlt2y "i a, g., y'''
ENTER INDIVIDUAL CLASSIC NoWl
FIRST PRIZE. $500; SECOND, Sl,5Ool
SOUTHEASTERN 81. I ttteSs eHt s5 ,sSi
OPEN BOWLING HERt TODAY UNTIL 2
AL DAY ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
mnTnpv 77ig t2rH At DELAWARE
VlUIUnl ~ ALLEYS TR 2.S507
OPEN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL s Pm
AND FROM Gas p. ~ UNTIL CLOSING.
unnuc prn CADIEUN A. EVANSTON
NUOUL nLUt " LANES NJ Sl20
oPEN BoWLiEG TODAY 10 A. N. TO- Pm
AND hfrER o. AL DAY SAT AND SUN
WASHINGTON BOWL a} so sIes. S{sT O.
Open Daily Until ; A. M.
WEST Chicago m ,9s,1 y oH'ot va ,i s.
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
10 A.m. TlLL CLOSING. ALLEYS.
CONSULT THIS DIRECTORY
DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
JeHinghdusHedd
Of Terminal Co.

{. L, Jellinghaus. vice president
and general manager of the New
York Central Railroad, has today
been named president of the
Detroit Terminal Railroad. The
former president of the Terminal
lines. c. A. Skog of Grand Trunk
Western, was named vice presi=
dent
Other officers are John J.
Danhof of New York Central,
general counsel: Z. W. Hotchkiss
of Grand Trunk, treasurer; G.. A.
Chappell, NYC, secretary; L. B.
Kennedy, assistant secretary and
auditor, and w. c. Smith, general
manager.
Elected to the board Of direc-
tors besides Jellinghaus. Danhof
and Skog are il. Mckee. O. r,
Bromley, II. V. Spike, w. II.
Edmondson and d. NJ. Crawford.
At another meeting Jellinghaus
was named president of Detroit
Manufacturers Railroad. Other
officers are William T. Barbour,
vice president; G.. A. Chappell,
secretary and treasurer, and
G.. +. Wheeler, auditor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
j. ). Rubber
Pays Dividends

L s. Rubber Co has declared
a dividend Of 81 on the 8 per cent
non-cumulative first preferred. of
which s. rs payable March Y
20 stock Of record Feb. 19, and s.
payable June II 20 stock OF record
May q
These payments are TO be made
from net earnings for 1914
The firm also declared a divi-
dend Of 80 cents on common from
earned surplus a. of Dec 81, 1914.
payable March y 10 holder Of
record Feb. 10
a dividend Of the same amount
was paid Dec Is. 1914, from
earned surplus as Of Dec 81, 1913,
making total Of 81 paid on the
common IN 1914
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Bearings Scanned

On bearings Il different
approach is made Bearing
orders from the engine plants
AT which there are WPB
plant scheduling officers will
be reconcilcd with require
ments. Figures thus far show
a total need of $4,000. 600
bearings monthly 10 meet mill
tary and civilian needs, COM
pared with production by the
five major companies of about
1880 600 monthly and a poten-
tIal output, if fully manned Of
Is. 2OO, 600
Still third method has
been used in tackling cylinder
sleeves. The problem here was
determined 10 be that the
major supplIcr, Sealed Power
Corp. MuSkegon. was unable 10
squeeze into It's production line
important critters for shorter
production runs, because II was
loaded up with large orders.
The Ford Motor Co has agreed
20 attempt 10 reopen a closed
plant capable of making these
spun castings in long preduc-
tIors runs 1000 and up. II IS
also expected 10 machine them.
II is hoped that this VIII
release some OF Sealed Power
capacity for smaller orders In
addition. expansion for mach.n-
ing facilities al The White
Machine Co. Eau Claire Wis.
has been approved and The
$4,000 or 50 Of machine tools
needed were quickly located in
idle stocks This expansion is
expected 10 increase Whites
output of cylinder sleeves by
10000 10 10000 monthly in the
next few months. and arrange
mCuty have been made for the
Campbell. Wyant * Cannon
Foundry Co. NuSkegon Heights,
10 provide the rough castings
for the White Machine Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

A four-tin tap in the fifth took
away a 300 last night for Gordon
Campbell of Dodge Main in the
ChrySler Interplant League at
Palace. He wound up with 276 IN
675
Linton Todd l06-pounder in the
Plymouth lineup, flashed Gal and
De Soto'S Bill Boston 6l7 Ted
GroHgwzi1i=ef=T Tank Arsenal
vealed $40.
Highland Park Engineering
picked up two games from Service.
2790 10 276S and went into the
lead by one game
Superflnlshers remained four
out OF the lead when Tank Arse
nal. reinforced by Fred Wolf,
Crabbcd two by 276S 10 26lS.
Wolf was in his FIRST lnterplant
series after an absence all season
because Of an injury.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Falling Behind7

Detroit's postwar outlook Is
not entirely bed of roses.
An industrial engineer, who
has surveyed many of the lead
ing plants in the country. tells
me that both he and fellow en-
gineers have found industrial
plants in the East far advanced
over those in Detroit in produc-
ton controls, and chronological
advancements.
Detroit also faces competition
from new, ultra modern and
highly efficient govern m n (
built plants in various areas
including Chicago, Atlanta,
Cleveland, Buffalo and various
other areas including the West
Coast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
What S New
In Business
Natural Gas Saving
Poses Tough Problem
BY WARD SCHULTZ

Officials OF companies dis
PeRSipg natural gas today are
in Washington discussing with
the Director of War Utilities
the possibility of restricting
residential consumption.
Privately, gas officials openly
admit that there is no way this
can be automatically accom-
pllshed without cutting off the
supply altogether-and even il
that were desirable, each meter
would have TO be shut off in
dividually.
Earlier in the war, rationing
Of gas 10 householders was
tried in London and was aban-
doned as unavoidable.
That is the real reason why,
when pressureS dropped danger.
ously in the Middle West be-
cause of soaring consumption,
WPB had no alternative but to
cut industrial users. In most
such cases, gas companies have
standby employees on the prem
Uses and could thus exercise
control.
A program of consumer edu-
cation and cooperation seems
to be the only solution and this
has not been overly satisfactory
in the past.
The Michigan Consolidated
Gas Company, long cognizant
of the need for conserving gas.
has been reminding its GUS
toners for some time that it Is
patriotic to save on gas. How
ever, results have admittedly
not been heartening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Hernandez, Ross
Sign for Arcadia Go

Johnny Hernandez and Snow
Ross, Detroit lightheavies. were
signed TO clash in a four-rounder
at Arcadia Monday night. Only
one other bout VIII complete the
card
a double wlndup features Sam
Hughes and Eddie Taylor and
ODcll Riley against Willie Bar
row. Both are for eight rounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
PITTSBURGH

PITTSBURGH Feb. 9 GINS CATTLE
100. steady steers good TO choice. SIG 50d
II so. medium 20 good STAG 10: common Ia
.50Nl5. medium 20 good Ss5o@1o.
common % medium. s5oul2 cows. good
20 choice. Sloa12 medium % good. SIS SOC
Q so Gamers and cutters. IS soc, s. so bulls
good to choice, S1lsl4. common % medium.
STHIO
HOGS-15o. steady: 1eO-isO lbs. si5a
1918 10000 lbs .loal5lS: 200
22O lbs Sl5.ioWl5i5 22O-25o lbs
S151Oa1515: 25O-300 lbs. sl5al5 Is;
30O-35o lbs. Sl5Wl5l5. 1OO-l5O lbs STA
al475. roughs S14aI440
SHEEP 90. steady choice lambs SIS so
ai7 medium 10 good, $i5a17. common
lambs Seall.5O. ewes, SO soc y so; weth-
erS SAaS.
CALVES-75: steady: good to choice
SIS 50a19 so. medium. SiSe17. cullS and
common, So. 5Oal2 so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
king-Seeley
Offers Stock

NEW YORK, Feb. 9EPublic of.
fering of 100000 shares of King
Seeley Corp. 5 per cent cumula.
tive convertible preferred stock Of
$50 par value is being made to-
day by F. Eberstadt & Co., and
Waiting, Lerchen & Co. The
stock is priced at $50 a share.
Net proceeds from the sale will
be used by the corporation to re.
tire S214.393 outstanding 81 per
cent notes due Aug. 30. 1945. i'm
prove and enlarge plant facilities
increase its interest in the bust.
ness and assets of Central Spec
ialty Company. and for additional
working capital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
). r. Nobel Elected
To Detroit Exchange

The election of Sheldon r.
Nobel as a member of the Detroit
Stock Exchange and the regiStra-
ton of his firm. White. Nobel &
Company. 1926 Bull Bldg, on the
local board was announced today
by Clark c. Mickey, executive
vice president OF the Detroit
Exchange.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Split Expert Stages
Comeback With 100

Herb Tabbert, whose 13 splits
IN 400 in a Travelling League
match last December is a city
Secord is laughing heartily at his
erstwhile kiddeTs today with a
709, a new West Side Classic
mark made last night at Crest
Lanes. Tabbert had 24l-244-224 as
o & O hit 1854 in taking four
from LiVonia.
Norman TIalleen Of Index went
to second on the board with $50
James Strange of Wrigley did 268
in SCI; Gus Wetzel, Nalaco. 666
Dick Prcdigcr, 65s; Graydon
Young, PabSt 257 i'm $50
Young 8 2989-was team high
and PabSt had a 1859 finish for
top single. Young shared four
points to tighten It's clutch on
first.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
On Motor Transport

If you're interested in the
Individual Initiative and the
Future of Motor Transport" by
all means write to the Frue-
hauf Trailer Company for a
copy of Les Allman's speech on
that subject delivered at the
Annual Conference on War and
Postwar Transportation Prob
lens recently.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

tush + Cd :,
In C., Detroit,
was announced
I o d a y at the
conpany's De-
troit offices.
T h q transfer
was made Feb.
|. g. S Pear
sa IL company
has for many
years diStrib-
uted its food
p r o d u c I $
including mar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

perlntendent or
the d e troit
division of the
r a i ] w a y
+ X p r e S 8
Agency. it was
announced to-
d a at ( h Q
local offices Of
t h e company.
He S U C c e e d q
M. J. Kelly, on
| e a v e of alb,
sence because
of ill health.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Murray Corp. Shows
Small Drop in Net

The Murray Corp. of America
today reported net profit for
the quarter ended Nov. 30 of
1925, 1877, equal to "a cents per
share, as compared to S342, 574 or
80 cents a\share for the same
period in 1919.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

on track
wHEAT-No. l red, 81 75ia: No. 2
81 7Al4.
CoRN-No. ? yellow. sI.leis; No. ? yellow
81 .14iaa l154a
OATS-No. 2 white. 77@7sc No. white
rs 70 76i2c
soYBEANs-No. yellow. $2I5@2Ie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
S Arms
Output Barred

Overall production figures to-
day revealed General Motors as
one of Americas most potent war
weapons producers. The total out
put since war production began in
1910 was put today by the corpo-
ration IN something besides dollar
volume for the first time.
Among the more important
items which have helped the fight
ing forces of the United States
and its Allies are:
More than 100000 machine
guns.
More than 2.400.OO0 carbincs.
More than 100000 shells
and shell castings.
More than 100000 trucks, in
Guiding ducks.
More than 10000 cannon.
More than 10000 airplane en-
gines.
More than $1,000 tanks, tank
deStroyers and armored vehicles.
More than 5000 complete bomb
erS and fighter planes.
A major part of all the diesel
engines on land and sea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Petersen Classic
STANDINGS

The leaders after ~ squads
F'tns Van Dslcu Niagara Pals 4 y. 1000
tltr.ef Easlr. El.Eauc Pan MI.r 1885
FRANK ZION Dersl' 1881
= iA=4sHl spllsifte- ossaf- fA==
Al FIfDFS Detroit 1877
FRuE Bud Wflr'. Cllcsg0 1874
AreI SH1rE4iv CwraFr 1tt-
Hsrh Wr6rlrr Ch,-aac 1884
Barney CarBstI Crs' CITY. :. 1893
Irnn Nsncia. lncsrapr..t ls4a|
joe puwsvr ksr1s-h Wis 1919
E-yln Gstisu NJ Clemens ls9gI
Lwwe' Qlin ~ Clemens laa6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
NEWCOMER STARS

VIII EIIIII hdsIlIlCIIC, 4 ntW-
Conner as anchor the fifteenth
place PariSclean team upset Ber-
ger. Greater Masonic League
leader, last night at Olympic Rec
reation, taking three out of four.
2942 TO 29l5. Kashmeric made GA
as Steve Morris, tenth in the city's
first 10 on 737, notched 651. Fred
Breckle Of Ferguson Five was
high on 656.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

last nights squad with 727. Pearl
Gabrielson had 720, Hazel Hole
man 696, Emily Jakubek 661 and
Mrs. Provencal 65S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
ASSET TO WAR

"The production figures call
attention to the fact that large
companies like General Motors
are one Of our country's most
valuable assets i'm war, as well
a. in peace" c. f. Wilson, preSi-
dent Of GM, pointed out
"Since the beginning Of the
defense program, General Mo-
tors has been anxious to do its
part in the production of war
materials. Ii has deliberately
sought the more difficult jobs
because il was felt that through
these its engineering and pro-
ductiOn experience would he Of
most service to the country.
During the course of our war
effort we have built new plants,
converted our existing plants
from one war item To another,
where IL was possible TO do so,
developed new processes, made
better tools to improve quality,
hired and trained hundreds of
thousands of new employees"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Diamond I Motor Car
Votes 25t Payment

Diamond T Motor Car Co. has
declared the regular quarterly
dividend of p cents on common.
payable March % TO holders of
record March ID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

Altoona REC. ?, ' SIl3 SleT'''' ssin
onLH BOWLING To-Day u.Iil ~
LRCHWAY 'o''' EAST W. i5f ,5sl AVE.
Noo,rs Alley, Open so-unV TO-DAY from 90
a N Urui 90 p. n. and After 100 p.
BEACON REC. n s stsA2S +" "A u 9s5.s
SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS $50 ~. o.
BOWL .O.DROME % ,5' St, PEsTt' 20 6L $50
league RGsfRVzrroSs oPts SUNDAY 90
p N OPEN BOWLING SAT. AND sun.
CENTENNIAL s.ssl 'l ss fsAl Fs,,,iil. 5000
oPtN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
% Lanes. Viai Our Beautiful Cocktail Lounse.
nuruc rooupIrv $3.50 CHEsE Pl $40
OPES BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL 8 ".
AFTER ~ p n. AL DAY SAT AND sun.
CONNER REC. $500 S s2ssfs AVS " sss Near
Onrnirta Tor Morniass Afternoon ara Ndnisht
Lsagus, opso Bo~lirs Until ~, After u
CREST LANES fy!t AIt1gs at 60 20 e sss!
NONE Of TsI wtcHrGkS MAJoR CLASSIC.
WISH Qua STAGE BAR. COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
DFNpY ASS TalTIi6R. al E5ttY Ro.
Il Home = ~ ranom Ra,sc'.o'. Chetsn.
UEIhUtJ rEJnEhIlUN SHELBY ca $3.50
"a Alleys. OPtS BOWLING 10 p ~. AFTER
1880. All nsy Saturdays ard surdaN.
F0RT.pLVO, REC, GO CO. sryp roar 4 sf 81
Opt, Bowli-o rOOAY 10 8 P ~ All DAY Sat.
ufdaw. Su0ds,' lots Of PiHtoy'. No Foolin'-
6AhUth htG, ceEtFAttY IocArtD
opta BOWLING TODAY UNrIL p ".
hFTER u3o. At DAY shr. AND SUN
GREAT LAKES wooou. e4I''"os y. q s,ss
ontn BoNfir7--6O ALLEYS N RoN-untii .
p N. After ~ p N Cocktail Bar Adioiniro
]. J, MIlltTTS ''' 'T ~ ASS N''
You Are Always Welcome Here!
Inn nIpu tsOSo WOODWARD AVE
Luz gHDlN 70 ALLEYS 10 9.lA00
UNnFR MANAGEMENT OF LOUIS HURR.
INSTRUCTIONS BY MATTE WOOSTER.
nnTno nlTv CONNER AT MACK
MUIUh UlII 40 ALLEYS lie SIS
tNrRtEs oPEN F0R PtNCkET'S ORIGINAL
CLASSIC. First Prize 5000. Second. 1900.
NEW ELIpViEW 1859 EAsI JEFFERSON
NCW TAlnIICW az HtlLGER NJ E22
siHfD poSsi9s 0slzs.SHys ~ ssp'a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
hedd-Bdrtush Foods
Buys Illinois Firm

Purchase Of all the assets Of the
4O-year-old Elgin, IL, 3 s Pear
sail Butter Co, by Stephen j.
BartuSh president of Shedd-Bar-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

EDWARD q. BiDp MANIFACTURING
GnAtIANN

Philadelphia. Pa
TIE F.srf a. directors a. 4 meeting
boa Tar-r-, 2e'h DECLARED f~Ka.ar
r'sr DIVIDEND ~ s. - per share ra
So uE Cumulative Prior Preferred shares
a. Tie Drur.r. outstanding on February
a. 1888. payable March T. 1855 O. holders
t--frr-7- ~ rr~---i r .---7r-y -. t5fa F-z-7
lr- tH.-e wi. nor D. closed Checks viii
be mailed
PAUL ZESs. Treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
UNLISTED

Shltas llNlA4lIE bQQ lNLE. 600 3 nlldtt
Dividends In the foregoing table the
amounts paid In isaA unless DESIGNATED BY
an Asterisk, In which case the dividend vas
total amount paid on the stock this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
uINNIpIC GRAMS
ToLrDo CASH GRAIN

WINNIPEG, FEB. 9 tINS Rye closed =
70 &C lower today. May, 81 2224 Jul!
Sl.174s l7l7: October. $l.o9i4 bid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
CHIC AGO

IHIIEEA%U TT. ~ -[1Dash kIaIh'
COMING. 5 mixed, sligo; No , yei-
low. sl.l5' No 4 yliow, 81 osi4g l / 2is;
no, yellow, : eelag .es. sample Grade
oATs-Not. i mixed. sI@s2c No. / red.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
WILSON PULLS AWAY

Ira Wilson Five carries two
game lead today in the Metropoi-
tan Classic after winning three
last night from ArChway al Palm
Beach as FarrlS nailed two from
Palmer Park. Wilson's 292S was
league high
Rainbow slipped into third place,
one TO the good over KoppIrz after
winning from Aviation. Roberts
shut out koppltz, 2769 10 26f2
Roberts Vince Kelly ted the
league on Ga.
Walter BlackStoCk. Nyc left
handler. spared from the 7-9 By
soaking" the nine hard and bang
IL against the seven. This spare Is
rarely made by SUuthpaWs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

garine and salad dressing from
the Atlantic 10 the Rockies. 1t is
a large producer OF margarine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Hdrdesty Moved Up
By Express Agency

E. J. Hardesty, well-known ex-
press official, was appointed 81.