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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08

Altoona REC, ,, itHtys 'tG' s''N'''" Z 4'si si4r
Open Bowling st All Times!
| AMBASSADOR tr.s9,t .;Isl scHAtFtT \. s:S ;.s,,,
| opsn Bowling All DAY Saturdays ard Sundays
oS.nlrsi LEI, 10 ladies. Men, Afternoon I,ssSs
ARGYLE REC, ssSsO 'Si' SGsTstAWs S1SGs No ~ sss:
op.nInsi IN LsdIes Tue. Wed. Afternoon Leagues
open Alley, Sat. AL DAY SUN. q Noon On
beAGUk RtC, 4 EttgYs VI 7.sosc
op.ninsi for T.smi In Thur,dsy. ~. ~. Ant
Sunday 10 A. ". LEAGUES s7s TO 300 AVERAGE
IcLnIIILe Ia2 EAST CONGRESS
vNVlLLHu 20 Alleys. Tsbes CT 5is3
OPEN BOWLING AT ALL IlhtSi
Few Choice Isssus RsssrVstioos stu Available
rIslun vs7 WOODWARD. IS ALLEYS
GASlhU AIR.cooLEo CA 1897.
Choice League Openings Lett
CHENE.THOMBLy '''s :. fs.ss s..,aor r:,.' e. $40
FoR YOUR COMFORT,
oPEN BOWLING AT AT 1lMssl
c,un nro ss2s WOODWARD. rE 2.sssO
OPEN BOWLING AT ALL TINES
Fsv cholee League Ressrstlons stu Available
CREST LANES 'TS'tttggS; y tttgss. 10 20 ASS. .''
HOME OF rHE MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC
vIslr our STAGE BAR. COCKTAIL LOUNGE
nrupY lrs2s ws!rTItR. I" KELLY RoAp ..D,
op.- Bowling TO-DAY urtn p. ~ After u
Home Of the Famous easkst.o'.Chiessn'
/ DETROIT RECREATION s44tat5ssIy.s 4a5sysGIt q $50 81
70 Alleys. oPEH BOWLING AT AL TINES
Convenient to All transportation lines
FORT BLVD. REC. " W 60 stSO' "a is,i,
Eorpirs. Afternoon and M,dnisht League
op.nou Availabls. Formina s2S Nous. l,aqu,
GARFIELD '472 csFst' 20 S55tFs' 49,
Stts p1ss scsi,se osf't ~ t,t H'fS iMts Gfly
eLEReAGLES REC. rlsauFs4. la.1a flst'"Sts 20 ,:ss
Leagues oO,H Alley, sat Sun. Az osy PARKING
GRAND RIYER.lIVERNOIS '''' 70 90 ESQ s5't'
oeIs Bowling AZ A!t lines, ss!w
GRARDwLY REC. 1885 St Ss4s9 s.s9,O S'V''
OPEN BOWLING DAILY. Beautiful Cocktail
Isunss. SIX OF LUNI BRAND NEW LANES
uIpplp prr 144a HARPER AVE, NEAR
nAnI IN nLu, SHERIDAN. w 909l.
osss Bowins TO-DAY UntH So. ~. After ~.
20 ALLEYS. Visit Our Beautiful Cocktail Lounss.
lIuprpILI DER GENERAL MOTORS eLoe.
oPER BOWLING MERE TODAY AL DAY
At DAY SAT. SUN. EXCELLENT FOOD.
oc nluIu is0S0 WOODWARD AVE
lU6 GAblh 40 ALLEYS. 10 S.ia0o
nornIus. Afternoon ard Midnluht LsAau.
openinS, Left. ladies' orssni1iua for ruesdsy.
n nUr,e pEn 40 BOWLING AllIYs
LVWE n6U, 10 BILLIARD TABLES
compIs,sly nodsrnisso. Cocktail Iouugs
1875 Fast Jefferson. st Easilsun, MU s3i7
MllLelIS htG, IN 7,s55s,
NEW Hont OF WAYNE sPAuLD(Ne's
SOWING SCHOOL. PRlVAvG LESSONS oAiLY
MT, ELLIOTT REC, ''''g 1s VT ;..s5i ELLIOTT
o,.. sll.n TODAY rAu. Unm 7.1O A.s.
Wait og, eeekisIl touns', v essutiiui lsnsi.
NON-ASSOclAnOI
EASTERN MARKET 10 ''s 5.lt9s tAsI SSTs4r st isP''
Open Bowling Here Daily!
n. P, AUDITORIUM 3 z .tssys tsfystS g ~! ss!,.
osss ss~liss TO-DAY Urusanp sss After
~. al oAN on SATURDAYS sso SUNDAYS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08

.plII Arr prn ss7s GRArIoT. PL 37s7
AlAuC Mus ~ Alley, without q Pest.
ops- Bo~lins TODAY From 10 An. Usti
Closing. Free Parkins. Restaurant. Cocktail Lounes
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08

MT. ELLIOTT REC. ''''S ~ ~ i.ss5s ssS'O''
os.s IIls,s TODAY An Until 7:30 As
Wait osr ceektaIi louass. " Beautiiui Lanes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08

WHITTIER s,7 tAsT IIFFIsso. AyI;,
ossa BouIias TooAI Uasli ard Arsr "a.
All DAY ON sATURoaYs Gso sOsoLYS.
WURM'S SINCE 1888 '''I ~ sr.lIo' ~,
oPGS BowLIne BERG TO-DAY UsTtI n.
eoestsii Lsunea ofsas hss'e. GSssiisat Fssa.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08

ronY mum nrn 3s47 ". FoRr ST.. st
rum -blVU, htG, ". GO. BLVo. IA sSli
nornirs. Afternoon and Midnight League
OPsnlaes AVaiiAhs. FORMING S25 House League
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08

elIII Ar t32 EAST CONGRESS
vNVlLLHu 20 Alleys. Tsbles CT 3is3
OPEN BOWLING AT All TlMEsi
Fsw Choies lsAaus Reservations stu ANailahh.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
NON-ASSOclATlOf

II. ?. AUDITORIUM !, z Atsfys tteyslS IS sss :...l,
os,s ss~liss TO-DAY UrWsmP s.s Ara
~, AL pAV on SArUFoANs and SUNDAYS
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08

ourur Ynnuntv $3.50 cHEhE PL s27o
Ghtkt- hUMblI 70 Beautiful Lanes.
FoR YOUR COMFORT.
oPEN BOWLING AT ALL TINES
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Plan Vet Aid

Expressing the belief that vet
Grams can best be guided into
proper channels OF work and
school by experienced business
men. the insurance industry of
this state IS gearing itself for
such program
Here tn Brtrott an industry
meeting has been scheduled by
the Detroit Association Of In
SuranCe Agents IN the Grand
Ballroom Of the Book-Cadillac
Hotel next FRIDAY noon.
a cnnplcIC outline OF avail
able educational facilities and
the application OF training-on-
the lob features of the CT Bill
will be presented by W O.
Hndebrand secretary manager
of the Michigan Association Of
Insurance Agents. a representa-
tive Of the Michigan Office OF
Veterans Affairs VIII also at
tend.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Prices on Jeeps

The Reconstruction Finance
Corp. has issued a set of rules
To its offices on the sale of sur
plus jeepS TO veterans. One OF
the rules il lays down is that
records are TO be kept so that
repeat orders are not accepted
until the demand of others are
fully filed.
An interesting part is the
prices which have been set on
the jcepS. The l943. 1914 and
l9l5 models viii sell for $7S2:
the 1912 models for $685. and
the 194l'S for S59S. The prices
are set for vehicles in subStan-
italy new mechanical condition,
including rcbuiltS.
Prices are 10 be further re-
duced on an appraisal basis 10
compensate for replacement cost
Of missing parts plus the eStt'
mated cost OF labor required 10
place the vehicle IN good me-
Chanical condition
Any jccpS left over viii be
placed in the general RFC sales
program after veterans orders
are filled
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12

EDW ARD ADAMS JOHN ~ McLUCAs
Of Hal y. Lemon, vice president,
which division Is now being eX-
panded 10 meet the constantly
increasing volume of national and
international banking business.
Mai MCLucaS, who is the son
Of Walter s. McLuCaS, chairman
of the board, entered the T.. s. a
A +, North Atlantic Division -N4r
Transport Command as q lieu
tenant and has recently been re-
leased after serving AZ months.
Prior TO his military service. Mo
Lucas was vice president Of the
/ Commerce Trust Co. Kansas City,
Mo. for 10 years
For three Of his war years.
Adams was stationed IN Detroit.
acting as laiSOn officer for MiChi-
gan for the fiscal director, army
service forces In this position
he organized. supervised and eN-
pcdltcd the financing of Michigan
war contracts and later contract
4 termination financing. Prior "a
/ his war service he was vice preSi-
dent and loanIng officer of The
Grace National Bank. New York
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
More Changes Due

Personal Notes; AS predicted
here. the changes IN official per-
sonnel OF banks are beginning 10
roll in. with National Bank of
Detroit adding two new vice
preSidcntS. The Detroit
Board Of Commerce points out
that one Of lt> new members. a
gent by the name OF Homer
Martin doesn't get as many
headlines a. when hc headed
the JAW but he eats rcgu-
larly Labor Department
experts are giving Washington
feed box information that
General Motors couldn't build
cars If the strike ended because
Of the glass shortage some.
thing most DeuoitcrS have
realized for weeks o.. And G. +.
Wilson has privately admitted
As much.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Use NeOprene
Phone Lines

NEW YORK, Dec. IL (AP) --
Synthetic rubber is being used 10
strengthen the most vulnerable
link in telephone lines, the drop
wire from the pole 10 the sub
scriber'S house, the Whitney Blake
Co. New Haven, Conn. has an
nounced
Jackets made of neoprcnc, Du
Pon'S synthetic rubber, are being
fitted TO drop wires, leaving them
light and flexible but able 10 stand
up under more abuse than the
cables.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Market Lower
In Profit TdkinQ

NEW YORK. Dec. Up a
rise OF So points IN Douglas Air
craft shares featured an otherwise
lower marker for stOCkS tOdaX
Douglas crossed 100 10 now
l945 high and attracted mild dc
mand for othor alrCraftS Lock-
heed roS nearly a point and United
gained more Than a point
Losses of more than - points
were noted for Allied Chemical
and American AirlIncS Santa re
and Chryslor were down "a point
or more each Eastern AirlucS,
Bethlehem steel, American Can,
Park & Tilford. Inc. Southern
Railway and L. : steel were
down major fractions
Selling was regarded i'm Wall
Street ] arCely AS proflt-taklnE,
since business nowS apart from
labor developments generally has
been favorable. Brig Gen. Leon
ard = AyroS, Cleveland banker
and economist SAID that while the
nation now IS m primary post
war depression. a recovery should
start about mld-l916 unless tabor
strife increases and manu1actur-
CrS taH 10 Get price rchCi
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
= Radio
Lines On I'll

CHICAGO Dec II - Retail
p-rc5 r3ucIrc from so e65 to
>tS797 Tor thc complete Inc Of
StevarrW3fnIr home radios have
boon approved by me OPA Al
least 10000 OF The two lowest
priced plastic table models Viii
hc 10 hands Of dealers before
Christmas : A. Hitrr senior vice
president, announced
Stcwart-NarnCr expects 10 be
m f.il or part production on IT'S
1916 Inc within so days
Retail prices ranging from so
10 $50 for four HoGC.> oi EWcr-
son Radio & Phonograrh Corp
home radios have also been APP
proved
Al the same time n wa, re-
ported that Emerson has shipped
10000 new postwar radios 10 dis
tributorS and dealers throughout
ihe country Production schedules
rall for delivery of an additional
10000 sets before January
Tho radio which Will retail for
so The lowest priced model ap-
proved by OPA and released 10
the public since vi bay, IS a
fVC.tubc table set.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Farmers Market

FRulrs-Apples Jnnsthsn So 81 As4
4f-i6. bu. Mcintosh. So 50 "a a5-h bu
Rhode Island Cfeenings So - - a.
VEGETABLE GREEN Cabbage ~ so
aGtc tu Coilards SO / 81 21ul so bu
Mustard Greens ~ 81 XS1l so bu
spinach. No ! 81 5Oa1.75 bu Tufnp
Green, NJ / 81 5ou2 bu KsIe, so. !
LETTUCE ASD SALAD CRFESs-cslsry
/. S1a1 so bu Enfise No 50 tu
vEGETARLES .Ausre -Reets tu0rh,d
fancy tl25 dpg bchS 80 Tf.oSl
topped SO Sln1 80 tu Broccoli NJ
J. S2a2 50 bu Cattsgr $50 a0aThc
tu red SO 75c 81 25 bu curly NJ
7oSaoc dor bcnI topped 80 81 as
celery, fancy 81 7Ssi7s col bchs 80 J
7scasi Hichigan Squares, No L. s. 2se
so dor bchs Celery root Nc $50
A hu Fennel fancy 81 IS dot bchs
30 ! t2a2 SO. Hor'e-rsdish. No. J. $50
TetEs. EoN !. s1si so do1 bchs Dr.
Onions Nc ,2f2 . so.ib sscs PARSLEY
curly. No /. Tscut1 DOR hchs. PARSLEY
ROO No 1 81 2fel 20 tu FsrmiPs,
iS,6ty fancy s3rs iiooN \,srs NoEiI
t2.aoa2eQ Psdi ree ref ho'hou,o ~
81 dor h.iv Rutamgas 50 yiV
S.,,sS. Ss sSS''9 e, Hg'e;re ). ,o s. -9ss 4,si.
qaeen 70 - 500 og Turnip.
is,.as l,Aa---f - tf1f Is
fCCs-Ettr. large sisos so-dof. ease:
large. ti7.4s: 'nedisn. sls,e3.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Il, ARD SCHULTZ

Now IN ,re second month ~
JOS rcN fs.s. year operations
az Gar Wood Industries Inc.
arc cons 3c-sh'y ,rr ~ full
production Que 10 tHc dual prob
rrw> ct obtaining nC07c1 parts
and ~a'cv-Ht, H--H-Te -TeHf30cc-
r--' ~ pla~t facilities for 20
conversion % pcaCctmC Dro0lc-.
,a~.
so estimate of profits for tho
es-a. wear ended Oct 81 1915
.s yet available Dow LoucS re-
U7-fS For The n.ne months
ended Ts'y l last, however. 3
ras>r5 NOS profit ~ Ni66 lSS or
40 cents PEI share ON GOO 600
shares OF capital stock was re-
ported This compared with
Sels 617 or % cents per share
IN tho 1914 period
Despite the relative >'owro>s
81 attaining fan postwar proc
ducuon. outlook is bright Pros
cnt backlog OF untitled orders
FOR lis peacetime products IS
rnr highest IN tho-companyS s
history Two Of Gar Wood s di-
VISIONS are expected 20 account
for ihc bulk OF IFS postwar hu>i-
moss - inc truck and trailer
equipment and road machinery.
ENpansion Of products in tho
latter field viii Cct under way
when newly huLlt plant Al
Nsttoon. IN. begins making
various items Of road machinery.
Operations are expected 10 start
during the first week Of Jam
uary. Recent purchase OF the
Buckeye Traction Ditchcr Co.
AZ Findlay, O which for tho
time being VIII be operated as
Gar Wood subsidiary, repre-
SentS further expansion IN the
road machinery division
Anticipating a greater volume
Of business on the Pacific Coast,
the company expects to start
construction IN a month or two
of a sales and service branch
at Los Angeles
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Ore Shipment
Shows Decline

CLEVELAND Dec II rAPl
Iron ore shipments from upper
lake ports totalcd 75.7l4750 gross
tons for the l945 season. a de-
crease of 5.455. 7SS tons from last
year. the Lake Superior Iron Orc
Association reported today
December shipments aggregated
Il OBS tons. No cargoeS were
transported in December last
year. This years total included
80 O33 tons Of Canadian ore. The
record for the war years was g..
O76 ISL tons moved in 1912.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
a T-
Auto
Strikes Dissipate
Savings fer Cars
BY SILER FREEMAN

The prospective sales boom in
automobiles is likely To be
punctured in at least one place,
If the current troubles in the in
duStry are not settled quickly.
Lee Moran, executive vice presi-
dent of the Nationa' Auto Deal
crS Association, points out that
savings are being spent for cur
rent living expenses. instead of
being held against the time
when automobiles can be pur-
chased.
This thinking, Of course. goes
for other commodities AS well
as cars. II may nave a bad ef-
feet on The estimates az markets
for rGtrigcratprs, radios, etc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Hammond Promoted
By Gar Wood, Inc.

W II Hammond has been
promoted 10 the newly created
post Of >Ice-preSident IN charge Of
sales of Gar Wood Industries.
Inc. Detroit. IL IS announced by
Glen a BaSsett. president. Ham
mond was formerly sales manage
Of the hoist and body and tank
divisions only and director of
branches with the title Of Vjco
president
In his new position Hammond
Will also supervise the sales aciiN-
Iu,S of the winch and crane road
machinery heating and boat dlvi-
SONS
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Bright Auto-Lite

Electric Auto-Lite. according
10 Roycc @ Martin. president
and chairman expects crafty
ing expansion m both tho orig
inal equipment and replacement
fields IN 1916 despite unsettled
labor conditions
he terms the conpany.S pros
poets very bright Production
is reaching normal figures, ac-
CordinC 10 Martin, who points
out. however that production IN
the battery plants is hampered
by 4 shortage Of LEAD Two new
plants employing 1000 workers
VIII soon be IN production, he
Indicated
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Gilman in New Firm

Man VI. Gilman. former preSi-
dent OF Packard is heading up a
new concern. the FroStor, which
plans 10 introduce comblna-
ton refrigerator and freezer
unit for the home The new con-
Germ was formed 10y the General
Tire and Rubber Co and the
Liquid Carbonic Corp. OF Chi
cdgO
Il is building a ncw plant AZ
Morrison, III. The unit which
the company plans to put out
combines Z cubic feet Of cooling
space with BIZ cubic feet Of
storage space
Gilman is Bneral manager Of
FrOStOT.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
How Do They Do It7

The thinking out loud de-
partment .'
We wonder how some new
cars are being delivered whore
prices have not yet been an
nounced, the formula laid down
hv the OPA Is somewhat OBJ
Scurc especially on General Mo-
tors cars We >aW a 1916 Pom
tiaC on the street Yesterday
with alq36- license indicating tt
was not a dealers car
AS far AS we can find out.
not even GM financial genmSeS
have sgurcd out for what their
DIVISIONS can sell cars.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
'EX' Seat Sells
Al New High

NEW YORK. Dec II Two
memberships on tho New York
Stock Exchange were sold today
the first at S93 600. up 81 OOO and
the second at S95 600. up $1,000
over tho. first sale.
The latter was the highest price
since May. 1897. when one sold al
SOC 600 Memberships now arc
S72.OO bid, offered al S97 900.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Ceilings Back
(en 'OrGiialS
WASHING

WASHINGTON, Dec. II CAPj
- Price ceilings on imported
WhlSky-havorcd cordlalS. liquors.
and speciality beverages were re-
InStated today by the OPA.
Maximum prices Will bo the
same as when ceilings were SuS-
pended on Aug Is.
0PA sand controls are being
restored tor the protection Of
consumers - II said these bcv-
eraGeS arc packaGcd similar to
whisky and are sometimes con-
fused for the latter.
An OPA spokesman SAID that
IN some cases "unreaSonably hiGh"
prices have been charged.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Dividend Of 65 Cents
By National Bank

National Bank ~ Dcro.' has
declared dividend ~ e5 cont,
on 80 OO0 shares of common
stock outstanding, payable Fchru-
ary % stock on record January
u 4 Ike amount was paid On
Aucr.,f
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
DootMdking Group
Elects New Officers

The Associated Door Industries
has named new officers for l945
as follows {. NJ. McCann sales
Of Tilt-A-Door Corpora
ton, chairman, and f.. \ Nc
Donald. local distributor of Hor-
ton Manufacturing Division of the
Aviation Corporation, secretary
treasurer. J NJ. Bulls of Byrne
Doors. Inc. and & r Blckel of
TruSShilt Division, are the retiring
pTigCrS
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
DoW-Jones Lisf
Change Made

NEW YORK. Dec. II Effective
today, Bethlehem Steel Corp, con-
Solidated mortgage sinking fund,
series-f.-. rs of 1870, were sub
Stitutcd IN the Dow-JoncS average
OF 10 industrial bonds for National
Dairy Products Corp. dchonture
3 l4S of 1860.
The latter issue is beng -rc1Ired
with proceeds derived from the
sale Of $4,000 900 in new deben-
ture -. : of 1870
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Gen | Mills Training
Detroit MANAGER

Preparatory 10 opening his
headquarters in Detroit. January
l, Earl ID. Sargent. recently APP
pointed East North Central dis.
tr1Ct manager for the new home
appliance department Of General
Mills. Inc, is attending fve-day
managers conference in MIN
npaDOHS. MINI
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
National Bank
Adds I Officers

Edward Adams and John \
McLucaS were today elected wee
presidents of the National BANK
of Detroit and viii take up their
duties Jan Both have been
assigned 10 tho division ServicinC
business outside Of metro
polItan Detroit undfr the direction
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Bond Sale FLAG
To J. |. Hudson

The treasury departments Gov.
eted Distinguished Service Flag
today flew above J. l.. Hudson
Co, the only retail store in the
nation To which it has been pre-
Sented
The flag was presented yester-
day by Frank n. ISbey. Michigan
chairman Of the Victory Loan
campaign. The store sold more
than half a million e bonds
during the war and Victory Loan
drives.
War finance committeeman and
GallantS throughout the state
pushed sales of $1,000 e. bonds
10 reach the states quota of Az
900 of that denomination, the only
goal yet 10 be met.
OF the bonds sold. SS,5400l0
were credited TO the Detroit police
department
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12

announced by
n. +. Lawler
a d v II sing
director. + o r
the last W o
years. II o u Y
has been an
account execu-
tive az y W
Aver e. Son
Inc, advertis-
ing agency In
l943 he was a
sales executive
for tho Colttn-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Brain Game Answers

i leii
2-lbI is correct
3-Alyin NLFtrt 30 Nc
NIlln.
4-Earold Gattv
S-Iai False GcrTsfv AS.
tUs and I'aly WCrr tae uow-
snberS fbl True
SIS degrees DIVIDE 'rr tc'e,
number a. degree S6t btEs4
The hours of fhF csV
7-AquItanis. BeIrICs ar1 GsgI
s-Poor Richard 8 Almanac
ccTTrtrrt. agfs, ~ K.rE Tr5--TfI
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Connolly Answers

Ii. "a. 3-b Z b DroaSt
lamb. Armenian style. 5-h.
s ~ horse. lhl receive, lcJ
Ne I'D CINer, tel ell
,-gg ght iafs nv Elng Tsstlrpt
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12

bia Broadcastng System and from
1896 until l943, he was an account
executive with MCCann-ErlckSon
Advertising Agency
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Nash Appoints Houx
To Advertising Post

Shelton r. Houx has been ap-
pointed assistant director Of adj
vertiSing of Nash Motors. II is
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
What S New
In Business

Nsteta, Sro~aoes
t-i1c Car Woo
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12

PITTSBURGH Dec II INef-C CATTiF F-
100. steady Gfas, steers. ~ 1O~IG steers
good fr choice tiTulS mrfuu o. good
ST. rOpl6 so common tc medium Si2 so
@15 so hci'rrs good 20 choice tlSHlG.
medium 90 good. tI1ats so common go
medium SlOHl2 cows good 10 rhoicc
$40 rOHll so medium 20 good Ssnp
cannors and cutters Ssa7 50 bulls rod
to choice. t12 Scala common o. medium.
Squ1g
HOGs-5o. steady I60-isO Ms. $3.50
al1 20 10000 ibs tiSloa1r 40 200
$50 les So 20 lS zo. 22o.2So iss
30O-35O ibs tl4 so rs ioo-1SO lbs
Slr1ls 20 roughs Sl3~Sul4
SUEEP - $50 steady Coof r. choice
Si4 s0els medium r. good tl3 500
- so. common Sc sOalo so ewes S3&
so uethers t4a7
CALVES - IS stesov Gcot r. choice
SIT 50 o 1870 medium Si4 30 a 1850
culls and common S7al2.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Market
DETROIT

HOGs-soo Opening steady Good and
choice hsrroWs and gifts. 10000 ibs SIS
few 3O0.40O lbs tl4ss most good and
choice ScNs under 500 lbs Sl4
CATTLE 900 Very few slaughter steers
and yesrlinn IN fresh receipts moderate
carryoyer from Monday cows very active,
strong 10 IS cents higher other classes
active nrm. ODD head choice steers 20
$3.50, few head .o2l-lb steers Sl7 so
load Just good steers Sl6 so load lots mt-
dium 20 good mixed yesrlings Sl4 500
l4.75 most common 70 good native steers.
yesrlings and heifers. il0al5 bulk common
anc medium beef COWS toal2 few good
cows to ti3 or better csnncn and cutters
Sc SOMs5O only few canneTs under s.
early sales sausage bulls 50 SOd1l so
CALvES-sOo Vtaltts active strong %
50 cents higher Bulk good and choice veal
ers Sl7a17 so top sl- 20 FOR strictly
choice most common and mcdium tl3'le.
culls tT@10. heavy calves scarce
SHEEP 600 Fs' lambs s,rong. 70 25
cents hlrhor sheen t-m Good and choice
native lambs ti5@1s2T lsrssly SIS 2s
early tor medium and good lambs S17a
"A 50 roww0u snt medium tlInl2 90
cuIls S6mlO Few sales 'ai eAes up 20 81 so
with strictly choice liFhtwciErts held % s.
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cue AGO

CHICAGO nee II fINS -HoCS-71 600
STEADY ! &c lower. Top Sl8st ouk Si4 IS
a 4 so heavy Si4rSWl4 so medium
SI4TOa1f light go ftH - 81 iirht
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CNTTf.E- ZOO s.,st,. Ctlyo, ! o06
STEADY Beef seert Choice Sl.tis rned-
ium. Sfza1- yctring St29ls Butchers
Hsiferg t12nls cow 81 % - %, bulls
SlNa4I4 So calves S1Ialr so feeder
steers Sl2dlS stockerS steers. t1oa
IA1s cows and htiftrs- -xsA13 32A.---
SHTEpas 500. steady. Lambs. $40
is75 common. tiiait year,inss tll9
l77s, feeders tlSe1t.7b. svea, tSa7.
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YORk CORP.
Fiscsi year ending sept SO.
lq4S 1914
Net income Sa48.7ls N72as n
Share earnings 81 o.
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Earnings

rOSDEN PETROLEUM CORR
Sir months endinE OCT ~
lq4S l9AA
PROM hf.-tp '-defal .--
income TAX t4't l74 N4Va = D
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Detroit Stocks
Foreign Exchange

Dividend. In the foregoing table are the
nount. d,clared ar patd so far ihis year
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ffscsiessrEI,r. isr., siso1 ,o-dor , case:
large. tl7.4s. 'nediun. tls,e3.
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The thinking out loud de-
Evening star., 1945-04-06
Fb| Plans HandbiIIs
On Ho|dup Suspect

The Federal Bureau of Investi-
cation today was preparing to cir
culate 100000 handbills containing
a description of Charles Skiskow-
ski, 80, after United States Com
missioner Needham c. Turnage yes
terday issued a warrant for his
arrest on charge Of robbery aris-
ing from the theft of $24,467 from
two bank tellers here last Friday
Skiskowski is now the object Of
an 11-State search.
The suspects name had been re-
ported earlier from Newark, N. j.
as Skrezcowski, which authorities
here say is an alias.
An alarm was sent out from New
ark yesterday for the man who also
is wanted on a morals charge al
Newark. About $4,000 in cash was
found in his car Sunday afer he
abandoned it in fleeing arrest. Some
of the money has been identified az
part of the holdup loot.
States alerted in the alarm were
New York, Pennsylvania, New Jer-
sey, Delaware, Maryland, Ohio
Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massa-
chusetts, New Hampshire and Vir-
ginia, the FBI said.
District Detective Sergts. August
HelWig and r. E. Talbot have beer
in Newark for two days working or
the case with FBI agents.