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Evening star., 1945-10-01
HOME iMpRovEMENr coMpANIEs.

ALTERATIONS, additions and moderniza-
tion, residential and commercial construc-
ton; general contractors. COMMON
AND REPAIRING of all
kinds Ca.pentering, concrete painting
storm sash, doors, siding, insulation; for
LATHON. DE 1927. after pm s.
CEMENT WORK. stone walls, hagstone,
porches and walks. chimneys, fireplaces
r. MARCUCCIO. Route 4. Horners Lane,
CONCRETE WORK-Wslks, driveways.
walls, also general house repairs. Free
estimates. Call AT. 3062, any time, eve,
sundAyh II
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

GERMAN taught by native, a quick learn
Ing process. Call North 6646 after p m.
81
SECRETARIAL CLASSES now forming Be-
SINNERS and refreSher courses in short
nand, typing, bookkeeping. comptometer
all secretarial subjects. civil service courses,
books; Est. 2S years, accredited. Approved
Gl schooi Positions guaranteed graduates
Inquire MA. 233S. BOYD SCHOOL. 1898
st topp. Capitol Theaterl.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
positions; Operators needed. Day classes
MABELLE HONOUR BEAUTY SCHOOL
l34c Y ave NE 77TS
BEAUTY COUTURE. HAIR STYLING, Eve
COLLEGE. 1929 Both st. ne, phone WA
4S2a or Union 1855 15s
GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced
teacher, beginners, review, speed dictation;
private lessons; mod rates. DU 2a2S. 81
Evening star., 1945-10-01
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHER, numerous vacancies. Excellent
salaries. Start Immediately. ADAMS
14th q g sts. NV. RE, ssSs. "' ''N' -
STENOGRAPHERS, numerous vacancies.
S35 week Immediately available ADAMS
AGENCY, 204 Colorado Bldg, 14th & G
SELECT PoSITIoNs-Fne clerk, exper.,
81 800; asst. librarian, perm, Sl,S00;
S45 wk.; PIX typist, neat, Sl4O mo; den
tai asst, perm, exper., $40 wk.: need
100 new applicants daily for current
ST MA o22S
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FARM and GARDEN.

STRAWBERRY PLANTS, best variety.
winter onion sets, chrysanthemums, creep
ing phlox. tall phlox, irises.. cedam, water
lilies and rose bushes. JOHN BURDOFT.
Colesvills, Md: Call Ashton (Md,) 3s46.
TREE REMOVAL. complete landscaping.
planting, seeding, draining; no job too
large or small, free estimates: covered BY
compensation. liability and property DAM
age insurance WASHINGTON LAND
ScAPE CO, EN-. 1875. uN 09e2
TRACTOR-Wil exchange new tractor. on
rubber. for used one on steel. Phone
owner, Falls Church 2190. e
TOP SOIL AND FILLING-N DIRT, lawns
remade, trash removed. Decatur 6337.
MANURE, well rotted, $3.50 per 16 bu. de-
Hvered. WA. 1898.
CONCRETE REDI-MIX. Just ado water.
Repair walks. floors. driyeways, steps, set
posts, etc. Contains cement. sand and
gravel: 36-lb. bag, ST. 90 delivered. HEcH-
INGER CO. Phone AT 400.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, best variety.
winter onion sets, chrysanthemums, creep
Ing phlox, tall .phlox, irises, cedam, water
lilies and rosebushes. JOHN BURDOFT.
Colesville, Nd. Call Ashton Md 3S46.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK AND G.HW., colored; light laun-
dry; reference; live in: no experience with
1926 P st. NV.
GIRL, colored, very neat ironer, desires
work at home. 1885 Stanton ter. Sc.
GIRL, colored, wants job as mothers
helper from to 4 pm; no Saturdays
or Sundays. DU. 1857.
GIRL, colored. wants 2 or days work.
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WANTED, 2 passengers to Tennessee, Oc-
tober 18th; stay 2 weeks. FR SS03,
RELIABLE DRIVER seeks ride to San
Francisco sharing expenses or drive car;
leaving around Oct. 4. FISHER, RE. $500,
Ext. 2029
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POULTRY & EGGS.

WHITE ROCK PUIIETs, is wfs. old.
81 80 each: a. ods " MATTERS, 1900 11th
BABY CHICKS, New Hsmpshires. o. q.
approved; ready Oct. 2: SIS per hundred.
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

condition: 5-gaited sorrel gelding, good
schooling Can be seen. Union 343f or
AMERICAN SADDLE HORSE. a No. bred
Ayr -old chestnut gelding of outstanding
conformation and breeding. thoroughly
sound and a spiTrn1tedt d.. no dealers considered
BROOD MARE, pedigreed thoroughbred. q
years old gentle, hunter and racing stock:
reasonable price. Fairfax 1S9-M. l.
JERSEY COW, with first calf; milking 3
gal. daily; ideal for family use. Call
SH h035
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BOATS.

DORY BOAT. 50 #. BY 9 #; equipped
for oysterinE; $500. BOX 253, Colonial
esIs 81 81 SEDAN CABIN CRUISER, sleeps
persons in 2 cabins I10-h.p Chrysler
Crown engine. Nice galley, refrigerator.
comfortable berths, full marine equipment,
A well-built, complete cruiser. OWENS
YACHT CO., Dundalk, Baltimore, Md.
FOR SALE-23-ft; cabin cruiser: reason
able Call HI 0600. 1s
JOHNSON i6-H.P. MOTOR and ia-ft. ma
hogany boat Gail 81. 1884.
condition: $50. EN-. fo6o. $500 Van
Ness st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-10-01
SITUATIONS WOMEN Cont,

HAVE you A DESK and no stenographer?
mutually p arreeabie issG srrangement: central asi
location desired. BOX 34S-x, Star.
HOW ARE YOUR PUBLIC RELATIONS?
Present woman public relations chief, for
mer editor and writer for national mag
azines and news syndicates here and
abroad, with 20 years experience, will con-
slider position providing wide scope for
talents. Can offer excellent ready-made
connections and trained staff experienced
in news, radio, magazine and layout, all
college grads. BOX 403-x, Star. 2s
Evening star., 1945-10-01
BEAUTY pARLoRs.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

OIL PERMANENT WAVES, So: shampoo
and wave, 75c. UPSHUR BEAUTY COL
LEGE, 1929 Both and Upshur. WA. 1929
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.
WANTED to rent wood or coal yard. Cab
CO 1888.
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! COTORED BOOMING HOUSE business for
sale; e1,boo down. DI. 2136.
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REPAIRS, all makes;
VICTOR REFG. CO.. co

guaranteed work. VICTOR REFG, CO. GO
RgIFR1GHRATIoN RgiIs REPAIRS to all makes
new refrigerators viii not be available tt
quantities. Why not let me repalr yours,
SacRsoN fpse Co. 81
REFRIGERATION and washing machin,
service on all makes, sCaranteed work
REFRiGERATIoN SERVICE. specializing IL
all makes; 4-hr service; expert ant
sqieS ssryiss Ex 5sSt t;,ss .ut,s,t,ea,
pert craftsmanship. OIL. 1000
RETAINING WALLS. modern porches ant
additions to houses; plans and permit
ROOFS on row houses repaired and paint
ed. S35: ALSO asphalt roofing. siding. attic
RooFfSs Fsolshsd oFfSfs T1sNrNG ROOF PAINTING
sHyrs Ftsks oS Ssa5ts 45ss out by mossr,
equipment For MARYLAND, phone HI. oS6l
Virginia, AL. 920l. Ask for WILLIAMSON
SEWING MACHINES-Guarantee repair
on any make Adjusting and oiling,- 81
Parts and supplies for ali machines. Sew
snn lng maehins sis,r, DEPT 7$Gd $rd floor KANf
sEWiNG MACHINE REPAIRs-we inspect
oil and adjust any make machine, soc
Parts E a saea make snd ssnVs
THE PALAIS ROYAL sewing machines
End floor. DI 4400
TILE AND MARBLE REPAIRS by experts
new Tile INSTALLATIONS; nstlaas Call Mr.: Lold
! TYPEWRITERS cleaned, oiled ana 40
iusted. All work guaranteed; RE. 1177
| UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 14th w
UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE cleaned IL
your home by an expert, promptly ans
| thoroughly. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ere,
estimates. Call no. 373s any time. 2,
USED CAMERAS bought ana soiu Full
LER g. d'ALBERT. INC. SIS 10th st. NV
National 4S12.
WASHING MACHINES, vac. cleaners re
paired: 24-hr. sery., free est; work guar.
serving D. c., nearby Md and Va. GARY
APPLIANCE CO., DU. 1855.
WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED, quickly
dependable service on all makes. free esti
mates. all work guarapteed; serving Wash.
nearby Va. and Md. MT. PLEASANT
A1PLIANCE APP. Co. formerly Bairds, AID
BEST WAY rug and upholstery cleaninf
service, upholstered furniture and rug
machine cleaned in your home or office
free estimate. Office RE. 2196 or Ex. 49S
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
30-Yeer Banker

Personal Notes: Herbert G.
Wood today rounds out his 30th
year as a banker at Woodward
and Manchester avenues IN
Highland Park. He started as
clerk with the old Highland
Park State and worked his way
UP to vice president. When il
was taken over by the Manufac-
turers National, he remained and
is now vice president in charge
Of all brancheS--with Offices in
the same old spot Seen
al one Of Detroit's better eating
spots DSR Commissioner
Sam Gilbert enthusiastically
slapping the CLOS candidate
for mayor, Dick Frankensteen,
on the back Inspiring is
the only word which describes
the cover on the current issue
OF the Industrial National Banks
house organ It's a color repro
duction of the famous flag rails
ing on Two and the back cover
carries the poem by Win Brooks,
which appeared in the Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Injection Technique

Water r-alcohol injection to
produce greater power from
lower octane fuels is urged for
commercial motor vehicles in
the June sac Journal. out to-
day. The technique has been
used in aircraft during the war.
A. T. Colwell, r. +. Cum
mings and d. +. Anderson, all
of Thompson Products, Cleve-
land, are the authors Of the
article.
They describe the device as
providing internal cooling, re-
ducing detonation and enabling
the engine 10 work more nearly
at full capacity. They claim that
the addition of an auxiliary fuel
system supplying alcohol and
water by device attached to
the carburetor will make the
efficient fuel Immediately avail
able when peak power output Is
required.
Results. the authors state. in
dicate the possibility of design
ing lighter engines of higher
compression ratios 10 produce
greater power from lower
octane fuels.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Detroit


Demand remained fairly broad
for all species of livestock at the
Detroit StockyardS during the
Memorial Day shortened week.
Trading was fairly brisk through
out, with prices higher on most
bovine offerings and steady on
others. Receipts often proved in
adequate for demand. Practically
complete clearance occurred.
cATrLE-weeks salable receipts 600
1000 snd choice fed steers ana yearlings
found broad outlet all week a. hrm 10 spots
2oc higher levels. Lower grade and lighter
Selsht steers and yearinss we're slow and
lev choice .osoi $50 h. steers 'V =, i9 si7 a
] 60 Most good fed steers made SIS 5oH
SO, with lower grades uncyeny size
and straight hcifers SIS Beef cows mum.
oeis were far below requirements and prices
i4led SOc or more higher. going back to the
hssh time month or six weeks sgo. Com
m and medium cows hulkcd AZ sioaI3
WI M medium s.d gocd grades 81 Soa 1850
ocst ~ 81 canurrs aHf cutters sold
mostly 81 S0ae so with few shelly canners
around 81 II was peddling trade on bulls
'hat blew bot and cold Most sausage bulls
rsnred from si0ml2 so few best hesyies
Sl2 Beet bulls made Si2 75@1a,
CALNES-Wcek salable receipts $50
vealers SOLD fully steady today at the week q
soc higher levels Good and choice vesiers
,onped and hulked ~ SIT while common and
medium Frades made Si2 SOm16 Culls
cashed readily AZ ssa11. Heavy calves re-
main scarce and firm
HOCS--Neek's salable receipts. ! 700 The
week produced no new Developments In the
hog market Prices remained ~ virtual cell
inr level. hll desirable bsrrows and rilts
srld a. si4 90 Occasional habitat or un-
derweiTht offerings found immedists outlet
10 feeders ~ S14 a0a15 SoVs bulked At
ti4@i4 Is and most stags sold al q popular
fEurt ~ si2 so
sHEEP-weeks salshle receipts. 800.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs reflected further
seasonal contraction In numbers and, de-
teriors,ion in quality Tscins was rather
dOll and apa'heiic all week st( shout steady
rficet The few rood and choice shorn lambs
with No 4 pel's broufh' Sidai4.so. COM
mon snd medium Grades predomfnated ~
s11ai3 Culls sold unevenly ., s1Ae
Good and choice shorn ewes sold ~ IS 50M
2 with other shon eves ranging from IS
downward % IS while thin Gull offerin a.
turned a. 50 5oTd So far most BUYERS
have shown uitie Interest In new crop lambs.
SUPPLIES have been quite limited and af-
ford no criterion ~ the market
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Lift Loan
On Wheat

WASHINGTON. June A
wheat loan rate on the 1945 crop
averaging S13S per bushel on a
farm loan basis. was announced
by the War Food Administration.
This represents an increase of
B cents a bushel over the S1.35
loan rate in effect for the 1914
crop.
At the same time WA an
nounced the extension of the 1914
loans on all wheat on which CCC
is unable TO accept delivery be-
cause of limited transportation
and storage facilities.
The newly announced 1915 pro-
gram contained no provision for
the purchase of wheat at the ex-
piration of the loan a feature of
the 1914 program. However, II is
pointed out that the buying fea-
ture of last years program was
not added TO the loan until Sept.
"a, 1914 and the same or a similar
feature may be added later to this
seasons loan program.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
LESS THAN FEARED

Perhaps the "cutbacks' result
ing from victory in Europe will
increase for another month, but IL
does not seem likely that eaneeffa-
tions and cutbacks will 60 as far
as some have feared. At least,
government war spending IN
creased last week, and was above
year ago. The war effort
against the Japs appears TO be
mounting. And. on paper, progress
ward reconversion can be
reported
Electric power production, raif-
way car loadings. and paper
production, all rose last week.
Private building and construction
activity are showing signs OF an
upturn, notably in the Southwest.
Department store sales declined,
and. while this was much as last
year at the same time, there was
note of caution, and an emphasis
on shortages and government
restrictions, that should be noted.
Evidently trade will be limited,
until fears OF cutbaeks and un-
employment are aSsuaged, and the
disturbances caused by OPA-WPB
textile control experiments are
ended
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
.Parkers Can Tie
For First Place

Metropolitan League prep base
bail tUdTT1s close thCIT regular
schedule today. with Highland
Park needing a victory over Ham
tramck 20 tie Pershing for first
place IN the northeast group.
Pep&htug already has ended its
league campaign
The three other sectional titles
already have been decided, Rcd
ford tho winner in toe northwest
ChadScy in he southwest and
Southeastern IN The southeast
If Hamtramck whips Highland
Park today 10 give Pcrshing the
northeast crown, pairing m the
SemifinalS Monday VIII be Redlord
rs. Chadsey and Southeastern yS.
Pershing. Incidentally the latter
TWO meet in a non-league contest
today Today's games;
Msekenzf~ - c97I,y Eeaizrd = cent'a,
Chadscy Highland Park AZ HaItramcE
Northern A. Css Nor stern az Eastern
Dcnby - Miller Wright a. 81 p Hisn
southeastern 1T PCrshug Non-leSEue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Move 10 Pacific
A Gigantic Task

The entire city OF Detroit
could be moved TO Japan as easily
as moving men and material from
Europe 10 the Pacific theater, ac-
cording 10 Gen. Brehon B. Somer-
veil. commander of the Army
Service Forces.
Spiking persistent rumors that
supplies and equipment were be-
ing abandoned in Europe, Gen.
Somcrvell. addressing $50 busi-
ness leaders in Detroit yesterday,
revealed figures on demobiliza-
ton and transfer Of materielS 10
The Pacific.
The general said about four
and a halt billion dollars worth
of materiel would be salvaged in
Europe and predicted no addl-
tional cutback on major items for
a while after a cut on June 10.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Little Chance
In Business
By LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of Economics New York University
Industrial activity was well Sus-
tanned. according 10 figures pub.
lShed last week. Retail trade fell
off a bit in the week ending May
70, much as it did year ago. In
general, the condition of business
seems to be about as good as
could be expected. the chief draw
backs being % war requirements
and resulting shortages, and 90
wise government regulations
(which increase the shortages.
The steel industry showed some
reduction in activity due 10 cam
cellations OF war contracts and to
strikes. Production was below a
year ago. New orders declined.
But untitled orders remain large,
and the chances that much un-
rated business can be attended by
July l remain slim. 1t is notable
that the steel scrap market is
weaker again
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Barron Index
Eases 10 1910

B 0 S T o n, June i Physical
volume of business in the week
ended May 26 declined to l34o
from 134.3 in the preceding week,
according 10 Barrons Index, ad-
Justed for long term industry and
population growth. The current
level compares with a peak of
1872 reached in February, 1913.
and with 1876 a year ago.
BarronS Index, without adjust
ment for long term trend. was
ZOOS in the week ended May 26,
compared with 2012 in the pre-
ceding week and 1000 year ago.
This index is relative TO the base
1858.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
How Congress Should Provide Sound LEGISLATION

d Mr. truman has shown great in coming to quick
decisions and his trend of judgment right direction
yet as believer in constitutional Mr. Truman
would feel better protected Congress-
independent branch of independent audit
study of these controversial during the
honeymoon ii would be dsservice
rubber stamp" Congress- =
favor 10 Mr. Truman would be
fundamentally sound legislation which promise of
making ms administration success sSuch criterion would
better the long for Mr. Truman as for the Amer
can peopehan reluctance independently
pehdng legislation to which he has quickly lent support In
oher words Congress can be cooperative harmonious and
At the time sedulouy perform functions a an 1e
pendent and coordinate branch o government - 49, ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Favorable Month

In the calendar Of markets
June has a slight edge for those
constructively inclined with the
industrial average showing y
advances for this month out of
the past AS years with u de-
clines.
The railroad average advanced
26 times and was down p.
Last year both averages scored
advances. In past performances,
both May and June were re-
garded as months of accumula-
ton prior to the summer ad-
vance. In the past AZ years the
industrials rose 81 times in July
and the railroads 35 times in
August-in 1914 the market was
closed August, November-in-
dustrials advanced 35 times in
az years and the railroads rose
80 times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Auto.
Crawford Becomes
Aide to McCuen
BY SILER FREEMAN

j. NJ. Crawford, chief engineer
of Chevrolet since 1929, today
switches from the division to
General Motors Corp. He be-
comes assistant TO c. l.. Me-
Cuen. vice president in charge
of engineering, according to an
announcement made by c. Z.
Wilson, president of GIN.
Crawford is a native OF In
dianapolis and started as a
craftsman with American Motor
Car Co. in 1906. He went to
Chalmers in Detroit in 1913 and
worked also for -Afien Motor
Co. Hinkley of Ecorse and Au-
burn.
Crawford joined Chevrolet in
1927 and was made chief engi-
neer two years later. He is
president of the Society of
Automotive Engineers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
What'sNew
In Business
has thomas Seen
the Kaiser Car2
BY WARD SCHULTZ

Don't be too surprised II YOU
see one OF our motor tyCoons
with MS arm around the OAN S
r J. Thomas plying hm with
drinks and engaging him In
chummN NcaRNcrN-.t+s.f4- ! IL la7ieAt
even Catf INN Rolly
Such a sight would not indi-
cate either the end of the world
or that a union Utopia Was I'M
minent: but rather that the mo-
tar Ha2eRste- -~aS- trying 80 iifa
out what Henry J. Kaiser has m
his bag Of tricks.
The fact Is that Kaiser openly
stated during Thomas visit 10
see him on the West Coast. that
he was prepared 10 manufacture
both hight planes and automo-
biieS.
Kaiser said furt her that
Thomas was shown models of
four types of private aircraft
produced by Kaiser research
organization - but dldn say
whether or not Thomas saw the
'-cveral lightweight automobile
models" which have been pro-
duced.
If Thomas saw those cars. he
could become very popular
temporarily
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Congress Disposed TO 60 Along With Pres Truma

Thus a result Of The attitude Congress the
disposed afImatiNey
White House recommendations OF this may
only during the present honeymoon.
The recently of the of the reciprocal Tariff
Act by House of
Truman had strongly urged action bill which would
give the executive the discretion make up
tariff
Similarly the era of good feeling induce the Congress
be critical than the
monetary The House banking approved
the bill adopting amendments which 90 part
the objections OF the American Bankers Association
BY the token. concern palace
guard has been demobzed about continuing for
emergency wartime controls
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Farmers M arket

FRUITS-Apples Bsidvinl. No. S2soF
9s 4s-lb. Do Dcie!ouf 80 81 Soa
rs Ash bu Northern spice 10 4
81 aos2ss fS-lb ~ stetlct Hsc 80. J.,
uEe.EFAHIF -tREEA=--ta-7rr-r7- I
81 10 bu ColaIds Syo - t0a3 hu
Nustsrs Greens Ea Sgng so bu spin
49, No /. si7sat go lS.lh. d. Tu,nig
Cusns No J. t7a2 SO bu.
LETTUCE AND SALAD CHttN-- Lest
lettuce hcth0usf No. 4 Al bh io-t h.sEet
sorfei Nc. si9 % bu Romano no. /,
VEGETABLES tml sslsneoul' -- spsrr rus.
fancy. IT'S SO. g. 1ial 2s daz brht
Bfeis topped 30 Z &iwl.fo ~ Caigcn.
topped. NJ g. 2hEl75 bI Ccey Root
80 t2az25 bu. Cniyes 81 ga ugue-
Lesss Nc /. pocasi2s a., bchs Do
oaionf fancy 81 50, to-is .ses No. J ne
81 dof bcht 30 ). TOO eOC. Parsley
root. No J sIal so aol .bens Pane,.
70 I s331 ioo.ls Gars Radibhct out
door. fancy. 81 80 dol b-hs. 10 j aoc q
as lonE white no SisI25 ccz. bchi
Rhubarh, outdoor 30 soasoe cor
ssTssh. Hgsssre Nc so,1 - ~.
NIee ti7.42 medium. s. -
PLANfS-veGsHthis 81 ia 40 Nat. Psntv
fancy. $3.50. 6-ooI f.tt 10 81 20 3
Gersriuni SIS. 1927 Tat Miiesisreasi a
ilawsvs. fancy. 81 ia, 10. /. 81 so8I IS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Milwaukee Splits
With Kansas City

The league leading Milwaukee,
Brewers retained their number
one position in the American
Association pcnnant race -today
after splitting a double-headei
with Kansas City The Brewer.
took the opener. 3 10 l, but the
Kansas City club came back ia
the nlghtcap To swamp Mih
waukcC. II 10 Is. Second place
Indianapolis trounced Louisville
II 10 /. Columbus went down "a
defeat. 4 TO 2, before Toledo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Power Output
Remains Steady


NEW YORK. June Electrical
energy distributed by the electric
light and power industry for the
week ended May 70 was 1929
695 900 killowatt hours, against
4,291, 100000 in the 1914 week, an
increase of nine tenth.S of one
per cent, according to Edison Elec-
trio Institute.
Output in the week ended May
19 totaled 4.377. .22l,000 killowatt
hours against 4 .245 ,67S, 900 in 1914,
IN increase of 81 per cent, and in
the week ended May II, came TO
1902 ,3Sl 900 killowatt hours as
against 4,23S,375 900 a year earl
ier. an increase of III per cent.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. May 81 tINs -HoGs-Is 600,
.s.dy TOP si4 rs bulk, sit,7s heavy.
4oo. iight lights. sissoei47S: packing
'ow,. Sla 7sgi4, pirs, si22S@i4.2S
CATTLE-s 400, steady. Calves TOO:
medium. si4si7; yssrlings, si4si7 so.
Butchers Heiisrs, s1I9l7 as; cows. SEQ
Is bulls. SIo&i475. calves. sloaie so
feeders. sii@l4. stockerS steers. siiR
is COWS and heifsrs. ss,osis5o
sHLEP-e. 500: steady. Lambs. lss
1850, common, slaais; y,srlins,, si3s
Is: feeders. sil.sogisso; 'sFeI. siaes so.
~ PIITsBuRGH
nTTsBuRCH, May 81 ffNsl CATTLE
esir-,0S sIT0s medium IS.1 to RCD .sit:oslsso'
!ooe g shoie. sissosis. MEDIUM e
aia cows. GOOD to choice sia sosI,; c'n, S
Ho6s-loo; STEADY loo-lso lbs sIsa
lbs. ti5.tOals.i5. 72o-2so ibs Sl5I0a
ISIS 2Sos 500 lbs Sis@1S.iS. 3O0-95o
lbs STA sOaiA. ioo-iSO lbs. si4ai47S.
roughs stsdi4to
sHEEP-5Oo steady Choice clipped lambs
Si4aiS SO medium 70 good clipped si2a
- common clipped tTNii, ewes clipped,
IS sods us,heu clipped SSse.
CALvES-42o0. steady 1000 - choice. siI
-is medium sitsosieso culls sr6
common. S7si3.