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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-11
Couple Marks
verWeddinq
with Reception
By ERNESTINE KEMP

The silver wedding anniversary
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Stewart OF
Wexford street was celebrated by
the couple and friends from six
states at the Stewards home Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Stewart. Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Grayson Of Battle Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Griffin made
up the receiving line. The hos
tesses. Mrs James Webster, Mrs.
Louis Smith. Mrs. John Parker,
Mrs. Grant Green, Mrs. Carrie Har-
ris. Mrs. Arthur Seymour. Mrs.
Earl Harris. Mrs. Fred Collins,
Mrs. Foza CARPENTER, Mrs. George,
Miller and Mrs James JENNINGS
are members Of the Art and Craft
tN!ghthawkS club
THE CHARM Of the Stewards
home was enhanced bv the floral
decorations The mantlepiece Of
vari-colored snardragons was re-
Elected in the mirrors producing
a lovely effect. There was a center
piece Of gladioli, snapdragons, and
carnations.
Mrs. Stewart wore a gown Of
white embroidered orpanza; de-
signed by Mrs Geneva Smith. and
corsage Of charm roses and
bachelor buttons.
Upstairs. the guests partook Of
punch. ice cream and cake and
other danties. view the many Gifts
received by the Stewards, then
went downstairs TO participate in
the activities in progress in the
rec-eation room.
Voice recordings were made OF
each guest by Raymond Jackson
Of Sharon, Pa
THE OUr-OF-TOWN guests
we're Mrs. Nargaret Smith, Mrs
John Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. James
. price Of Toledo. Ohio; Mrs
Harvey Lewis of Indianapolis. Ind:
Nr. and Mrs. F NJ. Roberts and
Nr. and Mrs. z VI. Roberts OF
Cleveland. Ohio. Paul Seller OF
Bloomfield Hills. Mich. Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Jacks~n Of Sharon.
Pa; Miss Title Lloyd. Nashville:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Grayson. Battle
Creek: Mrs. Wallace Marshall.
Toronto. Ont: Mrs. Byse Rolling.
Sarnia. Ont: Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Z. SINNERS. Jeffersonville, Ind;
and Miss Beatrice Scott, Pitts
burgh. Pa.
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on SATURDAY in the beautiful
Ginning room OF the Gotham. the
Cobbs had as their guests for dir
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kelly or
London. Ont. charming house CUES;
Of MIR, and Mrs. l.. A Miiben. 2640
MeDougall avenue.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-11
James P. Cobbs
Busy Entertaining

Mr. and Mrs. James p. Cobb OF
47Gl Baldwin avenue entertained
Mrs Lucy Liggor. Mrs Cleo Har-
rs and Marie Liggor. all Of Bal,i-
more Md They are relatives OF
Mrs. Agnes Cole, 926 Conner ave-
nue..
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MANY CoNGRATUL ATOMS to

=
The young marriedS. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Stevens Of Inverness on
ihelB fourth wedding anniversary.
August IL Mrs. Stevens was form
erly Sadie Price.
The fast growing community out
at 3 Mile Road has as one OF its
progressive ministers the Rev. Mr..
Dougan minister Of the ST. Paul
Methodist church. who has the
wook or Christian education well
planned for his church. Under
his fine management a ten-day va
cation school closed last week.
The Rev. S Halmhuber. OF the
Methodist union. was guest speak
er on the closing day. The school
was supervised by workers from
the Detroit and Lexington confer
ences.
The unit studied BY the Junior
high young people, 20 Come Let
Us Worship proved 10 be a sue
cess. and very hel1ful 10 the fo!-
lowing students: Gloria Solomon.
Veona Harris, Celia Mae Magee,
Ardener MAGE. Mary F. Hines,
Thomas Jackson, Jimmie Lee. Ed
wilma Giles. George Appleton.
Crank Morris. and several others.
The school closed with many fine
comments from parents.
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HIGHLAND PARK

Mrs. Bernice Wilson. from Fort
Wayne. Ind. are visiting Mr..
Hardy's sister. Mrs. King Robin
son, 1885 Labelle.
Happy birthday TO four and five
year-olds, Anita Owen, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Owen Jr.,
and Donald Pride, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Pride OF LaBelle. . And
to my oldest granddaughter. Leah
Thompson, who VIII be five.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Pdn-AmeriCdn
Seeks Routes

WASHINGTON, March 20
Pan-American Airways has ap-
piled 10 Civil Aeronautics Board
for eight long-range domestic
routes between gateway cities.
The international air line pro-
poses 10 operate large aircraft
between New York and Miami,
New York and New Orleans, New
York and Los Angeles, New York
and San Francisco, New York and
Seattle. Chicago and Miami Chi
cago and New Orleans, and Los
Angeles and Seattle.
In making announcement of its
application. Pan-American stated
that the step was taken because
domestic operators had applied
for foreign routes and that it has
always been Pan-American's view
that domestic and foreign opera
tions should. if possible, be kept
separate.
These applications should be
granted only in the event that
the United States should aban-
don Its historic policy of keeping
the two services separate" Pan
American stated.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Stocks Drop
Over I Points

NEW YORK, March 20 up
Stocks extended yesterdays de-
cline by fractions TO more than 2
points in a moderately active ses-
sion today.
Railroads featured the downSide
although losses we're spread over
most of the market. Airlnes. re-
Gently strong, dropped as much AS
pa points in Eastern, Motors.
steels, oils and aircrafts lost small
amounts. Special shares lost a.
much as 3 points in Dresser Manu-
featuring. which increased its out
standing stock by four times.
Activity centered around
Allegheny Corporation. Aviation
Corporation and International
Telephone, none of which had a
wide change. Utilities held well
as a group. Investment buying
sustained such stocks as Amer
ican Telephone, Allied Chemical
and Pullman.
The recession reflected caution
on the part of traders unwilling
at this time 10 risk purchases.
Small volume of offerings brought
rather wide declines IN many
instances.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Plan New
Airline

Application has been made 10
the Civil Aeronautlcs Board BY
Ohio Air Express Corporation for
permission 10 transport mail, pas
sengers and property in scheduled
over a series OF routes
which will connect Detroit with
55 other communities in the CEN
tral United States
The application covers series
of II routes Joining Detroit, Gin
cinnati. Louisville, Erie. PennSyl-
vsnia Indianapolis, Pittsburgh,
South Bend, Lexington. Kentucky;
Cleveland and Columbus. with
stops at all important communi-
ties between these points.
Although not now engaged in
air transport. the company pro-
poses to acquire and use such air.
craft of a type and in numbers
suitable 10 operation OF the pro-
posed routes.
President of the new company is
Alfred Jackson. president of Aero
nautical Products, Inc. Detroit,
manufacturers of precision air
craft parts and helieopters; and
Don L. McDevitt, vice president
and assistant secretary, is also
president and treasurer of the
Ohio Institute of AeronauticS and
vice president of Florida Aviation
Service. Inc. Ronald w. Haugh-
ton is secretary and treasurer of
the firm.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Efficient PenaIized

And the process of reconver-
sion will have its disillusion-
ments. Metal-working industries,
in general. will be released last
from war work.
The most efficient and the
lowest cost producers will be
held on munitions contracts
while competitors with poorer
records go back to peacetime
pursuits. 1t is not only human
nature for procurement officers
TO handle contract terminations
that way, it is official policy.
Level cutbacks. across the
board, will be the exception. not
the rule.
But this is worth noting: II
you are just starting on a new
contract, you are more likely to
be released than a well-estab-
lished producer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Plan Car Campaign

There is little doubt that our
civilian transportation problems
are reaching the critical stage.
Even if an early decision should
be reached in Europe, little re-
lief is expected for some time.
With the pool Of new cars
down 10 almost nothing and the
eligible list cut 10 five classes,
motor car conservation this
summer is the only hope. Alfred
p. Sloan Jr., chairman Of the
National Highway Users Con-
ference. is leading an intensified
campaign 10 keep vehicles going
until they can be replaced with
new cars A special committee
will conduct the campaign.
The program 10 be carried
out includes practical sugges-
tons for the individual car
owner in prolonging the useful
ness Of his vehicle.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Quota Of Tires
SIaShed Again

WASHINGTON. M a -ch 90
Further evidence that home front
will find 1945 TO be leanest period
of the war was furnished by an
OPA order reducing passenger car
tire quotas for April by 37la per
cent. This means there will be
100000 less passenger car and
motorcycle tires for distribution
10 essential users.
In another program, WPB an
nounced that shortage of leather
for civilian shoes continues and il
will be necessary TO undertake a
national program OF treating sole
leather 10 extend life osshoes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Frazer Boosts GIs

Joseph W. Frazer, chairman
Of the Graham-Paige board, in
siStS that the GIs should be
represented at the San Fran
cisco world security conference.
He has wired Secretary Of State
Stettlnius and Senator Vanden-
berg a three-polnt progra am
which includes;
Selection of a delegation Of
noncommissioned representa-
tives Of each branch of the
armed services who have been
in combat action against the
enemy.
Transmission 10 the delegates
AT the conference of the views
OF the enlisted personnel by this
committee.
Similar representation by the
rank and file Of Great Britain
and Soviet Russia al the con-
ference.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Aid Truck Program

The Hydraulic Machinery. Inc
Dearborn. has been given per-
mission by the War Production
Board 10 construct a one-story
building and install machinery
10 expand production Of fan
ShroudS and brake shaft assem-
blicS. Both are needed for the
heavy truck program.
Total cost of the project is
estimated at Sl32,9 ,99l.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21

FRUITS-Apples. Baldwins. No 4, 50. 500
ASS 45-lb. bu Delicious. No. 1, s25o@2s9
f5-lb. bu. Northwestern Greeninxs No l.
s2.29@2. 80 45-ib. bu; Rhode Island Creen-
ings, No. I. S2.25W2.s3 45-ib bu Jonathsns
No. !, S2.25a2.s3 45-ib. bu: Mcintosh No.
!, "a. 5oa2 2.e3 45-lb. bu: Northern Spys No,
!, s25o@2.s3 4o-lb. bu; steeie's Red. No.
VEGETABLE cREENs-Leeks, No. /. SIG
LETTUCE AND SALAD cREENs-Le.f Let.
tuce, dollhouse. No. 1. si.sp lob basket
French Endiye. hothouse, fancy. 50 5-lb. box:
VEGETABLES. MISC. - Bee,s. topped No.
so-lb. bu RED, fancy s7'as bu. No ~
si,To,. ssiTs:a ,o,css Sssly' No l., 7seesias su:
BOOT, Root NJ; I. ,sasa,2s eu, chiyes, 81 90. sO..
sag2so. Dry Onions. fancy. 81 SO SON.
sets. 32:ie sack. &-in.. se.25: 1-in. s57s:
Parsley Root. fancy, 50 as bu; NO. /, 81 so
Potatoes, No. 3li loo-lb. sack Rsdishes
red. dollhouse. sl@1 20 doE. bchs black No
l. s.. SOC 2 bu. Rhuhsrb. hothouse fancy.
eocas1 5-lb. box; choice 7oa75c: small.
81 so dor. bchs. Rutabagas. No. l. si@
Las ou SQUASH. Hubbard. No. l. aoc4
sl,25 ou. Turnips, topped. fancy. siTs
ou; No. 1, 81 25m1.5o. Vegetable Oysters,
No. 1 81 doz. bchs
EGGs--Extrs large. siso2 so-doz ess;
large, sf2.42. medium. sl1.52.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Surplus Sales

Eagerly awaited by photo
graphic dealers was the news
that all surplus Photographic
equipment. excepting film and
paper. will soon be offered for
sale through the treasury's re-
gional offices. This equipment
has been frozen for months. The
first listing of the available
items will be made in the treas
ury's catalogue, Surplus Re-
porter" on March "a. Midwest
dealers in this merchandise are
advised to contact the regional
office of surplus property. 209
South La Sale street, Chicago
4. Ill.
Some other items offered in
clude: several water pumps,
concrete buckets, mixers and
carts. a V-type snow plow, air
compressors and electric ma
chine horse clippers. over 1000
new ammunition belts of white
canvas webbing one inch wide
and Is feet long, and a white
denim shipping bag, of which
over 1000 are available. These
last came packed in metal
drums containing 200 each and
we're designed for one pound
shipments.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
What 'sNew
In Business
Victory in Europe
Starts Slow Change
BY WARD SCHULTZ

Astute Wall Streeters-indus-
trialists as we'll as stock market
operators-are saying the war
in Europe can end any day now;
some are willing 10 BET that it
won't run beyond the end OF
April, Business Week reports.
Wishful thinking? Perhaps.
but this view should be consid-
cred even though careful ana
lysts say the Reich won't collapse
suddenly.
Whether organized German
resistance is crushed in April or
July, there will be a minimum
of consumers hard goods pro-
duced this year.
The army and navy. after
carefully nursing the phony
theory that one war will be as
big as two, won't backtrack
right away. Even though cut
backs probably will reach or
exceed 35 per cent a year after
victory in Europe, they will be
small at the start.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Best Plans
Stock Splitup

NEW YORK, March 20-Best
e. Co. stockholders will vote on a
proposal 10 split the common
stock two for one at their annual
meeting April 10, the company has
informed the New York Stock
Exchange
Under the proposal. the author
lied 100000 shares of no-par COM
mon would be increased TO 1,000,-
900 shares of 81 par common and
the 100000 shares of presently
outstanding common would be in
creased 10 100000 shares of new
common.
Also up for stockholder APP
proval at the annual meeting is a
proposal to eliminate 5000 shares
of preferred, none of which is
outstanding.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Plan Sugar
Ration Probe

WASHINGTON, March 20-The
House committee investigating eX-
ecutive agencies will inquire into
OPA'S industrial sugar rationing
orders this week. according TO
Chairman Howard w. Smith Cd
of Virginia.
He declared the committee has
received complaints that a recent
OPA order would increase allot-
ments to baking industry. but de-
crease them 10 bottled beverage
and confectionery industries.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Auto
Tire Schedules Cut
For Second Quarter
BY sILER FREEMAN

Marked reductions in tire
schedules for the second quar-
ter of this year from a year
ago in all classes but trucks
were revealed today in figures
released by j. A. Krug. chair
man of the War Production
Board.
The boost in schedules of the
truck tires of all sizes, how
ever. will carry the total for
the second quarter over that OF
a year ago.
Airplane tires are down from
37S.002 i'm the second quarter
of 1912 10 $50, ,439. But trucks
and buses are scheduled 10 get
5,08S, S,604 against 3,500,448 a
year ago.
Passenger tires. sad 10 state,
are cut from 4,022 1872 10 3.165,-
900 for this quarter. Tractor
implement tire schedules are
reduced from 491 .2l0 in the Sec
ond quarter of 1914 TO 380,227
this quarter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
PEA Names Olsen
Regional Manager

Harold A. Olsen, formerly dis
trict traffic manager in Detroit
for Pennsylvania Central Airlines.
has been promoted 10 western re-
gion traffic manager, A. F. Hook.
Pea general traffic, manager, has
announced. In his new post, Mr..
Olsen will supervise peas traffic
activities throughout the Great
Lakes region. For the last year
Mr.. Olsen has been assistant to
Pea Vice President j. J. O'Dono-
van in Washingtofr~
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Revere Profit
Well Over III

NEW YORK, March 20--Revere
Copper and Brass, Inc, reports
net income for 1914 after taxes
was S2.289,36 After allowing
for one year dividend require
mentS on the preferred stocks.
this was equivalent TO S1.28 per
share on the common stock in the
hands of the public.
The comparative figures for
1913 are S1,70S,554 net income
and SO cents per share on common.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Auto Rationed7

British leaders believe motor
cars will have to be rationed to
those who need them most for
at least Is months after Ger
many falls.
There is growing agitation for
similar controls in this country.
but popular clamor will smother
1T as soon as Detroit gets the
go-ahead. Business Week says.
Don't be misled. however, by
optimistic productions of new
motor cars late this year. There
won't be any more than a drib-
bic of new autos.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
PHIrARI SHOOTS s7o

HERE AID THEFE-Henry Pretari wheeled
2l2-239-2l9 Tor go In ihs Palace House..
Alhin Ptfcin 23l.241.ls5 for $50 and q
ueN high, FRED WurStcr asa and Admins
trstion ASST. neN second n the Detroit
Police. Tom Rooney ass IN 657 ana George
Bender. 9s7 81 the Detroit ElkS. George MOI
riE 22s-224-202 for s54 Frank EoWak 24s-
2l2-le4 FOR 652 and Pau sxopko asa N ths
Rouge Clasfic.. Give Voiiek 226 IN the Red
ford BufineRu1sn
Psy' Koch came up with 2ss IN the Denhy
Men ..Dick Carey 2ss snc Chet Eorihsy
25s IN the Pain Beach Junior. John Morris
ass IN the Palmer PARK senior. Joe Pog-
londsk 2s3 ard "a Place ass in ths MaSonie
+. Leon hsioy 25i M the Alcons House.
Bill LapTise 14s IN ths Bowling Green $50.
Pay Urban 7f7 a. ClArf Burke converted the
81 and "a and Norm voncsrWeTth The 4-7-
s.i0 In the Crest $50. Irene Denovich shot
2l0 IN the Cadillac Woment Classic
Other league hiEhs-RitS D9urishLn 522
Hrts-r-E E'1T ts11rE- rTui HKutni&n 74O, WIllos
Run Bomber MArie SparroS isa G6fheid
Major Chris stewart s37, Brtghtmoor House
Jos Kopchla 23s Riviera Houss Larry Kuls
13A NcrthWest Classic waiter Davis 22I
jules BreWk 1is WfB Chicago BurinssAnasn
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Late IDEALS
Hit Wheat

CHICAGO, March 20 INS)-
Wheat worked lower IN todays
late dealings and dropped as
much as lac after losing earlier
gains ranging to &C.
Last prices were &c to sc oft
and moderately above the days
low with May at S1.69as.
Other grains closed irregular
but generally lower.
Corn finished hc TO 12c down
oats 3sc off TO &c up and rye
&c lower TO &c higher.
Barley closed u q Ia Ia dnur,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
More Realistic

KTug revealed that the Sched-
ules we're made more realistic -
10 coincide with the amount of
carbon black available This is
still the limiting factor but steps
have been taken 10 increase the
output. Krug stated.
However. much production
is stepped up" Krug warned.
military demands will continue
To he heavy. Tircs will remain
one Of our most critical pro-
grams a. long a. the war lasts"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21

lege has been
wounded in ac-
tion in Ger
many He is at
tacheG TO an
ordnance unit.
1t. M oyer
e n [ ere d the
army in 1943
after gradual
ing from MISC
In his senior
year he was
editor of the
college student
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Sugar Consumption
Above 1914 Levels

WASHINGTON, March 90
Sugar consumed in L. s. during
the first two months of this year
totaled 1882, ,39S short tons raw
value, against 95S, LAP a year ear
lier, War Food Administration
reported.
Consumption during February
amounted to 473, 239 tons, against
Asa 73l a year ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21

bbNiON EDtNON w
Year ended Dec. 81 1898 lai3
Share earnings 81 IL S2.ls
NATIONAL BREwERIrs. LID;
year ended Dec. 81 ie44 :, 1858 m
eono5 esl R595i ,n,y, ..rnins. sa'' so4 56 a.alY9
49,. ...., s2urg OF PENN on on co. ,e.,
N.i Yer 5lc;i indsd Dec 81 s. sos o74
Share earnings S3e2 s3sl
PITTsBuR6H scREw a BOLT
gei profit ss7o'e2e se5s so2
Earned per share obc o4c
UNIyIRsAL-CyCLoPS STEEL
YYsi groiii ss7esaas 81 las a3d q
Share earnings 81 9o ~ 50
FASsTEEL MLTTALrRGICAL CORP.
Year ended Dec. 81; le44 ,lsS5
Common esr 25ohi .h.r, earning. ''os' sl3z sal9s
CHARTS CoRr.
year ended Dec. 81: ie44 1898
Esfnef Ear Si'i,. per share Sis sI.o2
BUTTE COPPER 4 ZINC co.
Net profit si7Ieas ,iSo sls
Earned per share 2sc soc
STANDARD OIL co. OF INDIANA
Preliminary report for year ended Dec 81:
1914 1aa3
Net income S5e.225.57e $50 5el 81
Share earnings s3s7 S3.3l
CLLoTEX CORP
Report for quarter ended Jan 81:
1915 i044
Net profit Sl373ll Ssl.seS
Common share earnings l3c sc
CoMPo SHOE MACHINERY co
4
Net profit S2l5. .37S S2i5 ia
Common share earnings Si2e 81 ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21

publication.
1t. Meyer is a graduate of
Northern High His mother, Mrs.
Gertrude Meyer, lives at 8740
Dumbarton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
CHICAGO cAsH GRAiN

CHICAGO March 20 ms Cash grain:
WHEAT-Eone
CORE-Eo yellow. 81 5'4ai1674: No
yellow. SI.l2iz@l No. yellow
esiac@ 81 OF. sample grade yellow, e2iz
q csc
OATs-No. I mixed sac.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

-. TOLEDO CASH GRAIN
TOLEDO. March 40 ms Cash grain on
track
wHEAT-No. / red, Si75is No. red
81 T4iz
coRN--So 2 yellow. 81 49,. No. , ysi.
oATs-No' wnlte, 7ss7se. No. white
~ 70 77izc
soYBEANs--So 2 yellow, s2l5a2Is.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Foreign Exchange

Your Own Horoscope, by
Frances Drake, IL one of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Lit. Meyer
Wounded

1t. Sheldon Meyer, former
sports correspondent for The De-
troit Times at Michigan State Col
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Livestock NJ Market
ROIr

DETROIT
HOGS-7o0. firm good and choice bs-.
ro3s and Filts all weights A. &l4 90 cell
ing good and choice sows under 500 IDS q.
SI4ol4lS mos, desirable stays Sl2 so
CATTLE-aO0 All classes and grades
hrm spots shade higher oh cows early
receipts limited mainly 20 she stock small
lots good "a choice fed steers and yeariinss
SIS SOuI6 IS. best mixed yesrlinFS. early
Sl575 with some held higher. load strictly
good around 72S lbs hciferS STA IS. most
common and medium Steers snd yearlinEs.
Sf2ulA So medium % good beef cows,
Sl2 5OaI3 so odd head higher most com
mon cows. $40 5oei2 bulk cutters. sec
10. strong weights 10 Sio2S most Gamers.
Ssds rs. only few light shelly kinds down
10 81 SO and below. bulk medium and good
sausage bulls Si2nl2 rs most cutter and
common kinds Sl0ail so. replacement
cattle nominal account rain
CALVES-AbO Vealers steady bulk good
and choice, Si7 SO fair quota strictly choice
efS-tls~-tef,-rse rse-t- medium Ha-eeHfHfessr
sis soa1bso. culls Ss@1l
SHEEP 600. Hardly enough early 70
make market. scattered sales Nesdy. fev
common 20 good fed lambs Si2 5oG16 bet
ter lambs quotshle 70 Si675 and above
sizabls lot GOOD and choice ilo los fat ewes.
SO so.