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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-14

To je bilo prvic, da Sc je v Ia
vezniskih krogih omenila mi
rovna konferenca, odkar sc je
koncala vojna v Evropi.
Ia konferenca DO ocividno
formalno odobrila oje, katere
so zmagovite sile nalozile Mem
ciji in Italiji, obenem pa bo do
locila move meje in vojne repa-
racije.
Sc bO razlikovala cd zbOrovanja
v San Francisco
Mirovna konferneca bo nekaj
povsem drugega kot je konfe-
renca Zdruzenih narodov San
Francisco, katera je bila sklica-
ma, da organizira sistem "a "a
siguranje miru, toda nj imela
naloge dolociti mirovnih pogo
jew "a katerokoli izmed poraze-
nih draw. -.
- Predsednik je omenil mirovno
konferenco tekom razgovora S
casnikarji in navedel predmet
prihodnjega sestanka velike tro-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-14
|Mirovna konferenca bo
precinct raZgovorov ma
sestanku ''velikih treh'
Predsednik Truman naznanil, da
sta cas- in kraj sestanka s Stalinom
in Churchillom re dolOcena

WASHINGTON, 49, junja - Predsednik Truman je
danes naznani da sta kra in cas- njegovega prvega
stanka premierjem Stalinom in minstrskm predsedn
kom Churchillom ze dolocena obenem e odkr da bo
do tenn sestanku sestavil prv nacrti mrovno ko
ference
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-14

IN OKOllce, nuoO prlZadel IN
in da je Jugoslavija samo ,
prepreci konflikt med zavezr
Poslanica specificno poudarja,
da 81 Jugoslavija pridrzuje pra-
vico obnoviti svoje zahteve "a
Trst, vso Istro in slovensko Pri-
morje.
Slicna poslanica je bila po-
slana tudi britski vladi takoj po
podpisu vojaskih dokumentov
"a umaknitev jugoslovanskih Get
IL delov spornega ozemlja do
danasnjega dneva.
Pismo ministra Subasica
"Vlada demokraticne fedora
tivne Jugoslavije," pravi pismo,
datirano 9. junija, ''se v polni
meri zaveda, kako zelo so ranje-
nj interest in cuvstva jugoslo-
vanskega prebivalstva v Trstu,
Istri in slovenskem Primorju cd
dejstva, da Sc mora ma prosnjo
nasih zaveznikov vecji del jugo-
slovanske arrnade umakniti il
ozemlja, XII je bio reseno izpod
sovraznega jarma "a ceno toliko
zrtev, to tenn bolj, ker SO vsi
kraji z izjemo Trsta kompaktno
obljudeni cd Jugoslovanov.
"Toda ia sklep je bill sprejet,
da Sc prepreei vsak mogoc vir
morebitnega konflikta, da sc
ohrani prijateljstvo med zavez-
niskimi armadami, XII je bilo do
sezeno tekom ljutih bojev, ka-
kor tudi, da sc zajamci in ojaci
mir v Evropi pospesevanjem
in jacenjem dobrih odnosajev
med zavezniki."
Aretacije in zaplembe, razen vo-
jaskega zna6aja, zanikane
Pismo izraza zaupanje, da Sc
s tenn ne bodo prejudicirale pra-
vicne jugoslovanske zahteve in
da Sc DO pri izvajanju podrob-
nosti dosezenega sporazuma "a
jamclo interese lokalnega slo-
vanskega prebivalstva.
Nota izrecno izjavlja, da nj
so jugoslavanske oblasti izvrsi-
le' nobenih aretacij, deportacij
ali zaplemb lastnine, razen il
razlogov vojaske varnosti, in to
samo v slucaju oseb, XII so bill
znani vojni kriminalci in vodil-
mi fasisti. "a
Ia hjava Sc je tikala dolocbe
v sporazumu, da Jugoslovani
osvobodijo aretirane in depor-
tirane osebe, z izjemo onih, XII
so bill leta 1889 jugoslovanski
drzavljani, in da vrnejo zaple-
Meme lastnine.
Jugoslovanske cete Sc umilajo
IL Trsta
TRST, II. junija. - Jugoslo-
vanska vozila so vceraj NADIA
ljevala umikom IL Trsta, med
tenn ko Sc je zavezniska vojas-
ka Nada pripravljala, da pre-
vzame kontrolo mad mestom.
Jugoslovani so ze zapustii
lnno gotisko stavbo Mestne hi
De, kjer je bill sedez njihove ci-
Wine uprave, in novozelandske
straze 50 nadomestile jugoslo-
vanske vojake pri vratih. "a
vezn1ke straze ze tudi stole
pred drugimi vaznimi poslopji ia
Evening star., 1945-09-07

Versatile shirtwoist Suit, as advertised in
September Glamour, is "sure bet" for
career girls Soft detoiline ond smooth
tailoring in lOO96 wool fobrio. STYLED
by Ben Goynes in suove eroy, sizes
Jr Miss Suits-Second Floor
Evening star., 1945-09-07
Marriage License
AppIicofions

Under d. c. latos, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, iUait three full days and
recetDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other ddvs. :.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
.AveragesHit
New Highs

NEW YORK, Oct. 8 (INS) -
Stocks pushed forward more than
a point today in an active market
which saw all groups sharing de-
mand.
Steels. motors. and a scatter
ing of rails and specialties led
the advance, lifting averages to
new S-year highs before meeting
some profit taking. Industrials
penetrated an area only 10 points
from the best 1887 levels.
Trading was active in the fore
noon but slackened somewhat
later. Among the leaders Bethle-
hem and Chrysler picked up more
than point. all equipments
were exceptionally strong. U. S.
Steel and Santa Fe ran a point
ahead of Saturdays closes.
Grumman stole the spotlight ir
aviations with an opening 3-point
squirt. Utilities and oils edged for
ward fractionally. Merchandising
amusements. and coppers were
bid sizable fractions higher. Schen-
ley jumped more than a point.
Farm equipments and building
shares were also in demand
Flintkote and Deere advancing
nearly point.
Bonds were firm. Curb issues
strong.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09

tS tFRSUi5Ts-AgpIs. yH0s Mcintosh; no sts' H.
Ss.iiaS s5P y No. sHis, q s s,s. 's.9 =: Vol E
NJ. I; S. sd. caa,sIoSPe, sSP, fancy; .s.I5 50
sees = oq 5ssssl e'fs oin'StS SOss.
fancy fancy st2s Ou No. '7.7'ss, sIesrts 1s
F5s6:: PS$: NNSasIsA' NJ So .t.9 e.
"ij29' vEGhrSbllF Sf J. skzsss1S.ss.s. ss No.
sS's S S, 0G c9ssd cssS. SS a Mu.sfd sss; .4..S Ss
s. essia az sSsI' sg 'is'cf S. TurS5 SS
'FfiaI TFrJSE "a AND 1'essl silD a sS esrrssc,.,
s;sSSsEe ;sSssE Ne l. sl.1Ss1;zs su. Endly: ,,r,:
tase tasss No. !. ~ 4se b. Head lettuce. No, i,
sl25@l75 bu. Romains. No. /. s1@
VEGETABLES, Msc.-B.ans, Blsck-eye,
s7o eq; Kentucky wonder. No. sag
s5s3 70 Sg. Bsstl. punched, fancy. soe dol:
I'm 50 81 81 ,.. S.sesSa x Se 'oPPssi sf:se -
red No. /, sIai'Ss bS': bfi' curly. No. I. siS
as bu Carrots punched, fancy, s5c doi.
Sa SSn' No NO 2 9 so otoPPsa dsRsy' ;.ney ;ro
g bu.; No. l. sI25@i s., Celery. fancy
Sla Is do1 bchs.. No. /. S0d7Sc. Celery
root. No. 1, slel.25 doz. bohs. Sweet corn.
,sney. 81 S-doI sack ~, 4 7Sgs5s
S25Oa3 dills, No. /, S4a5 bu.: medium.
No !, s4@S bu small. No. !. sea7 bu.
Dill, No. 1, boa65c doz bchs Eggplant.
Nc. 1, soedSl ou lonG type, No; /, 81 9
so bu Fennei. No. / 81 so doI bchs
HoFseLsdish NO l, 81 .73g23s peck ess-
ieess' fst No /, sisl as dof' schs' So Onions
si; Dry, fsncy, So o. sob. isct; No /,
i.,. s. SOP sea- gsalag. S. NAL; l,,t., So
Psi,lsy. curly 80 !. So iSSSs.Ssse COZ COZ. sss: s:
Psrsnips No. sI25sl.5o y 6u. pep
green. No. 1Sial IS hay; hot Ne, /. 1
2 81 bu red sweet, No. Il, t7@2,5o bu
isssy' So ioO-i6. sack; No. 81 5os3,S5
Ko KY11 sia5 dol Sshs o0 Ions nio.s. ahis ISo NO
/. T5cfSi dor bchs. Rutsbaras. No
Sl.T5a2 bu. Rhubarb No J, 60HTSc dOf
bChs Souash Hubbard, No !, Sl.2s9l rs
but Delciqu No, 81 2Sai, rs bu.
Isbe queen fancy 81 SO s1.; N" l. 81 .
IS. Tomatoes fancy. 81 so i4lb has
ket No. I. sifi.25, fancy. S3a3.50 bu
81 81 5oa2 Tomatoes, Ereen. No. /,
sid1 SO bu Tunips punched NO. /. es
soe sol eeh! topped, fancy. 81 ou.;
-EGGs---Extts larF. si74s so-dot. case.
large. fi6.s3. medium siS.39.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
Cigar Makers
To Hold PdrIey

NEW YORK. Oct. s+The Cigar
Institute of America will hold its
annual cigar promotion meeting
at the Waldorf Astoria. Oct 16
Topics which will be discussed
include the effect OF the war on
the cigar smoking habits of civil
ians and servicemen, the new
market potentials for cigars. and
the chanse-over from q defensive
policy of explaining the shortage
Of cigars, to an aggressive promo
ton Of cigar sales
The Cigar Institute said that all
Of the current surveys indicate
that there viii be IN expanded
market for cigars as soon as full
scale production can be under
taken. It is pointed out that the
20-year high, forecasted by the
end Of 1948. might even be ex-
ceeded when the full weight Of
modern promotional techniques
are brought to bear ON potential
markets.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
Grains
Higher

CHICAGO. Oct. S (INS)--
Grains scored substantial gains in
lively trading today.
Wheat moved up as much as
22sc, sending the May, July and
September deliveries into new
highs tor the season before the
market backed down on profit
taking.
Rye shot up for gains Of up 10
.24c before meeting with realiz-
ing. The May, July and Septem-
Der contracts also moved onto
higher ground for the season.
At the close wheat was lc to
.lhac up with December 1lsc up at
-Si76t3. September was the
strongest and finished 1iac up,
against a 2Sc gain earlier.
Corn closed 2,e TO lize up; oats
llsc 10 Use higher and rye &c
20 e up. September rye rose 2s4 c
before easing down 10 close &c up
al S1.35.
Barley finished lac higher
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
What'sNew
In Business
Coneda May Lift
War Exchange Tax
By WARD SCHULTZ

Strong representations have
been made 10 the Ottawa gov
ernment for the removal Of the
War Exchange Tax. If requests
are scceded 10 il means In effect
q 10 per cent reduction IN duties
on a wide range OF American
imports,
The 10 per cent tax was i'm
posed in 1880 TO conserve a
dwindling amount Of American
dollars. Since then Canada 5
dollar position has substantially
improved and il is argued that
the tax is no longer necessary
or appropriate.
The exchange tax has already
been removed from a list Of
commodities and materials in
cluding farm machinery coal,
building materials and machin-
cry for manufacturing goods
IL still remains, however, on the
generality of American imports.
Canadian brewing and tobacco
Industries are particularly inter-
eSted in the removal Of the tax
as are all industries which use
American materials or parts.
The entire retail trade also
would be affected.
Tax provisions of this weeks
budget are surrounded with
customary secrecy, making it
impossible 10 offer any au-
thoritative predictions but
decision 10 remove the impost
entirely would have a stimulat-
ing effect on the whole course
Of Canadian-American trade.
On the other hand. the gov
ernment may have decided 10
lift the tax from a selected list
only. In that case the question
would arise whether the reduc-
ton would include such items as
motor cars, OF which a half
dozen makes are imported into
Canada.
The important argumen {
against removal of the tax Is
the matter Of revenues. The 10.
per cent tax has produced about
$500. 600, 900 of revenue since it
was imposed. In the fiscal year
ended March 81 last it amounted
to sac, ,000,0
Excess profits and personal
income taxes undoubtedly will
have priority in the govern
llental thinking in the matter
of tax reductions. Whether cash
requirements for the coming
fiscal period can be pared down
enough to enable the war ex-
change tax to be eliminated will
not be known until full budg-
etary figures are presented to
Parliament this week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
F. |. Jacobs Co.
Repdys V Loan

Rex c. Jacobs, president OF the
F. l.. Jacobs Co., announced today
that the company has repaid in
full its $5,000,000 V loan from the
National Bank Of Detroit.
Funds for the repayment were
provided by proceeds Of the
100000 issue of preferred stock
sold publicly last week, plus addi-
tional funds from the company's
treasury. Jacobs said.
Jacobs further pointed out that
the V loan agreement placed cer-
tain restrictions on dividend pay
ments, but with its liquidation. all
restrlcJpns on common dividends
have been eliuinated other than
the provisions of the preferred
stock.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
Master SaIesmen

No less embarrassed than the
Pontiac zone manager who calls
on Bill Packer and tries TO give
him a sales talk, will be the
Cadillac zone manager who
drops in on a certain Jackson
Vile, Fla. Cadillac dealer for a
pep chat"
Can you imagine his embar-
rassment when he reels off his
best routine only TO find out tina
he's talking to Bill Holler?
l can just see Bill present him
with a copy of his latest book
with the admonition:
'Whip through this, son, and
learn all about selling cars"
In case you are new TO this
country, Bill Holler just re-
signed as sales manager of
Chevrolet and will have a Cadil-
lac agency down there!
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
Continue Awards

The war hasn't ended Bucks
bond awards 10 thinking work.
ers. Pearl c. Roper, gear cut
ter in the transr ission plant,
is the 28th Buick employe TO
win a 81 900 ward for a war
production idea.
Roper devised a method of
spot facing exhaust pipe clamps
for Pratt & Whitney aircraft
engines, increasing production
of the part by 400 per cent.
The company is carrying the
suggestion program into the re-
conversion period. OF the Is
awards made last week, nine
were for ideas on reconversion
or parts fabrication.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
Auto
Graphs
Mash TO Stea
March on Competitors
BY suER FREEMAN

The automotiye picture will
appear nearer normal this week
than il has for some time. The
more important strikes affecting
the industry are ended, at least
temporarily. Ford resumes pro-
duction and 0erhap, some of the
others will follow suit.
Quietly, Nash has been maxi
ing hay while the clouds dark
ened the horizon for its COM
petitors. Being outside of the
Detroit labor market. the COM
pany has pushed ahead with its
production at Kenosha and is
ready TO steal a long march.
The company plans 10 an
nounce its ines this week and
has built up CROUCH stockpile of
passenger cars 10 give their
dealers a chance 10 display them
and take orders
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
Output
Of Paper
Climbs

NEW YORK. Oct. s-The ratio
Of U. S. paper production to mill
capacity for the week ended Sept.
20. as reported by the American
Paper and Pulp Association, was
81 per cent. compared with 94.a
per cent for the preceding week
and 93.5 per cent for the CORE
spending week a year ago.
Paperboard production was 81
per cent for the week. compared
with SO per cent for the preceding
week and 95 per cent q year ago
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
Col. Horner Returns

Col. Frederick c. Horner, for
mer assistant to the chairman
Of General Motors on transpor-
tation matters, is returning to
the corporation as director of
the field operations section.
Col. Horner left GM shortly
after Pearl Harbor to organize
and operate the highway divi-
sion of the transportation corps.
Later he went to the War Pro-
duction Board IS consultant on
highway transportation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
Kalamazoo RedItor
Heads Farm Brokers

KALAMAZOO, Oct. s-Cecil A.
Clapp has been elected president
of the Michigan Institute of Farm
Brokers for the ensuing year, fol-
lowing the annual convention OF
the Michigan Real Estate Associ-
alton held at Grand Rapids last
weekend. Clapp is a Kalamazoo
realtor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, Oct. tlNsl Cash. grain close:
WHEAT
ceeINz-s,,.. ytnov. sl.1s's; No 2 while
81 32is
SOY BEANS-Eone
OATS-Eo. / mixed 70lsc: No white
mixed ex.ra heavy, 7oaa aa71Isc No / mixed
heavy, 7ot447la4c No. ! white extra heavy
7lha729,c No white heavy, 7il.c No
heavy. 7fAc: No white heavy, sei9 q
7oi.c: No. 3 white extra heavy zoe: sample
grade extra heavy, o7s4c. sample grade
extra heavy. 7iisc No 1 red special heavy
e9i1 d7oAe; No 3 white extra heavy 70c.
sample grade extra heavy. 67s,c; sample
special extra heavy 7li1e. No, ! red special
heavy, 6eiz za7o&4c
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
Fdrnsworth Expands
Production Facilities

FT. WAYNE. Ind, Oct. Sc. A..
Nicholas, president of the Farms
worth Television and Radio Corp,
has announced plans for supple
menting the company's manufac-
turing and engineering facilities
in order to produce more of the
component parts which go into its
completed products. The company
has purchased a plant at Hunting
ton. Ind, and plans an addition to
its plant here.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
Overdue Change

And if you are down TO New
York, stop into the visitors
gallery and exhibit room of the
New York Stock Exchange-it
has just been reopened for the
public.
1t will no longer be necessary
for members, partners or en-
ployes to personally accompan!
you. In fact, staff of trained
receptioniSts has been retained.
Entrance still is 20 Broad
Street.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
DoW-Jones Closing
Stock Averages
SEC Ruling Made
On Allegheny Corp,

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. S-The
SEC. in an order concluding that
Allegheny Corp is sub ject TO
regulation under the Interstate
Cemmerce Act, has declared that
il has ceased 20 be an investment
company. The commission fur
ther ordered that its registration
under the Investment Company
Act shall cease to be in effect.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
Hear Radium Expert

The American Society Of Tool
Engineers will have a lively ses-
sion next Thursday when Or.
Luther Gable will discuss radar
and atomic energy at Rackham
Building. DR.. Gable is we'll
known radium physicist and
&ectfonic engineer and a MEM
ber of the Adventures Club Of
Chicago
He will present a lecture
demonstration on how the black
light lamp helped in hunting
radium and tungsten ore.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09

m a n a < G r OF
water "ysternS
sa les for the
D leo Appli-
ance division OF
General Motors
Corp, NJ L,
J u d q. s a le S
manager, h a s
a n n o u n c Q d
Connolly has a
background of
II years con-
tinuouS aSsOcla-
tion with GM in
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
Packard Staff Meets

Regional and zone managers
of Packard have just concluded
their quarterly meeting at the
Hotel Statler. Reports were
given on dealer expansion and
policies to govern distribution Of
the first postwar cars.
Lyman w. Slack, general
manager, told the field staff that
the companys development pro-
gram. aimed t 100000 cars a
year, was about S4 per cent
cOmnIete.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
Reduce Par Value

SYRACUSE, ". Y, Oct. s.
Niagara Hudson Power Corp. has
filed with the SEC a declaration
under the Holding Company Act
providing for reduction in par
value of its common stock from
$40 to 81 per share.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
Life Insurance Firm
Cuts Hours, Ups PAY

HARTFORD. Conn, Oct. g.
The Aetna Life Insurance Co. and
affiliated companies have an
nounced adoption of a five-day.
40-hour work week with a 10 per
cent increase in pay for home
office and field employees. The
work week previously was a
hours.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
Hooking Appointed
By Hunter DistiIIerY
Peter Corbyon. manager of the
m o opoly states division of

Hunter Wilson
Distilling Co,
/ n c.. h a s an
n o u n C e d the
appointment of
Harry B. Hook
ing as manager
for the state of
M i c h | & a n.
II o C k ng is a
n a I i v e of
Detroit and has
a knowledge of
h e Michigan
market gained
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
Barley finished 1%c higher.
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO CASH GRAIN
TOLEDO. Oct. tINSl Cash grsin on
wAEAT---No / red. Sl.77nsl.7sis. No. 2
red. Sl.76i7A1.77lY
CORNING 4 yellow, s1l7@IIs: No. 3
oArs-No. I white. sss7Oc. No. 3 white.
6SH6ac
soYBEANs-No. 2 yellow, s3.osa2io.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09

the merchandising OF autom0tlve
accessories and electrical apph-
ances. He entered the water Sys-
tens business with Delco in 1926
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
Connolly Promoted
By DeICo Division

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Oct. g.
c. A. Connolly has been appointed
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09

from nine years experience with
one of the states leading brewers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
Foreign Exchange
Trend Of Sales

NEW YoPR. Oct s-ssIss on the New
YORK STOCK ENchsnEe today totAlsd i.7so 900
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
CHICAGO
PITTSRIRGH

CATTLE-45o. slow a. steady prices. Grass
Sl7@is. Medium TO good, $15,5o@l6. so:
commun TO medium, s12-5o@15.50; heifers,
good 70 choice. S1591s: medium 20 good,
&l9dl4 so common 20 medium. Si0ml2.
cows, good 20 choice. Sl1812, medium 20
good see 10. Gamers and cutters. SIS 5Oms.
bulls. rood 20 choice Si2 5o9l4: common TO
medium. S9al2
HoGs-ioo steady, Iso.Iso lbs $50
Is IS. 10000 lbs, Sl5.l0ai51S. 200
22o ibs. .sl5.IIoSi3ls 22o;25o lbs
20o-5SO lbs 7O6lS. loO-l50 lbs, Sl4
u1A.75. roufhs. S14@l4,40
Sl4 5OalS' medium 20 good Si3e14 corn
mon $50 o, ewes S4d6s weiherS S4,a7.2s
CAIVES-2hO, steady. good 20 choice
SlT SOdl is 40. medium STA 5O@16 so,
cuiis and common. S7ai2.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09

HEoGs-saaels 100; WY steady, Early
cATTLE-salsSie $500. receipts, inelud,
t27 lo.as Steer.' mostly Kentuekys; u load,
' cent Of Hq run oS COWS repscement Rous cattle
rather scarce; early ssles slsufhter steers
an.ny Eps.t TO S.S 5Ss +. . . h ss:E
ssolct enc I lsa,iSs @ ns;lys isd sse-,. 9i si7 So
Ground 600 lo., KsntuetyI. 81 8, ,4og
medium native steers e and % yespnSs %sn ss%
IL load s36-lbs, mixed yesrNinRs, SIS. rs.
medium and good beef cows very, slow. $40
upwards, common cows active, firm. SS.75
G 10, Gamers and cutters nrm, mostly SO SO
s2o; few Gamers % under ~ bulls opene,d pS,,,s
done on replacement cattle.
CALvES--salable $50; fully steady. Top
and bulk good and choice veslers. SIT:
most common and medium. sl3@i4: culs,
sHEEP-salable, 2.5oo; slaughter lambs
6sa mos sheep and feeding m6s Sss scsG spe' Bulk
good and choice native lambs, s14@14.25;
TOP Snaps largely for ran offerings; bucks
SO down bulk sOOd and ehOis. tst ewes,
sshS sua So Sown nS to % Ssgcod ana rfoiS:
one one lot "a 20 PoundeTs sIz
CHICAGO
HoCs--7 500; steady. top. STATS. bulk
sl47s hEht s14.7s, light lights sl4 500
1873: packing sows sl3.7s@i4: pigs
&12 2501425
CATTIE-1s 500; steady. calves, 500
steady. Beef steers, choice .5OG1s, me-
dum Sl2Hle.5O, yesrlinFS Sl2.50@1s
butchers heiiers slo@l7.75; cows 500
feeder steers iial47b. stockert. steers, 10
al so cows and heifert, 64l3.
SHEEP-l2 900 steady Choice lambs.
SIS 75@i47S. common, $40 504l3. year
linRs. SLOPES choice ewes. S4.7586.5O:
feeder lambs. Sll.50W15.25,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09

market gained
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-21

keeping some American woman from seeing her husband as soon as she might.
 Furthermore, she thought, Most of those British wives have prob ably seen their husbands much more recently than we American wives who have been sitting here alone for two or three years"
 You can't really blame her for feeling that way. Shouldn't we get our men home to their wives be- fore we start bringing foreign wives over to this country?
 WIVES HAVE RIGHTS American wives have in the ma jority of cases been pretty good sports during the war. They have uncomplainingly put up with lone Illness, lived with fear, tried their best to be both mother and father t otheir children.
 But they shouldn't have their good nature imposed upon. They should not have to see foreign brides being shipped to this coun- try, while their husbands wait impatiently for a sight of home. As far as they are concerned, American soldiers should have the first sight of America. Their wives have a right to expect them to be shipped home before any foreign wives take up shipping space.