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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
Times Sweepstakes Schedule

commseaoes Loesl i42. Francis Teer:, Eaui-
senFer Co.. Greater Detroit Carriage. Harold
oO-clA,s R,,Fransis.s MsrE', Motor
Rochester Merch vem whims; Pipcr Hard
ware. Rainbow $50 y. Fullerton Fltih
Class C-Ilen Divers. Chrysler ' Boye
room. woodali Mist HeotsF Motor Ts.,.
dustrisl I'd Dayton Class D--Elbow Blenders.
Dei steel Verne Alexander. Ship 4 re
Ssr1s ssRs bs1 %s., TSP sf Stanley cuieR sEn6
BoRp steel. Dickson oachmen. Ray stephen
Bench. vickerS. mariala, Traffic, Thomp-
inghouse. Ezra sonntag Class Is. Aces,
Packard. Martin sebastian. U ;. Texas.
49, CmENE-IRoMBLY SQUAD
s,so-ClAss B-cheneTrom6ly Eastern
miiier iiiSS Funcrsi Home 81, stsnissas' chet
~cdsr, n RutcdSe S'',c Class D9boS corsin,
,1echanlcs-6l -Nlachinisu. Henry Van Neste.
Class E-Stcamfitters jarvis, Foundry
Repair r. Eicolson. Fisher Mite HaWkG-
s1wabclynskl Packard upcryiSon-conhdent
Five. la Kelly Vigiisnt Five. Clare Taylor
Aspirin, Lawrence Hart Duncan service 81
John Herb Duncan ACCOUNTING. Chryslsr
TANK. "a KENNEDY SpitNrea, PACKARD AT
craft Mitchell LcotoCha
CHENE-IROMBIH SQLAD
g 10 Claw C-FSO House-MetrO sOle Cefe
ioun Mayer. Stelners Cafe Martin Hemeie
Gene BsT 81 AlbertuS. Joe Kerr Purchas
ing Eureka. les Fetty Class D-DOdge Main
Machine Shup-Tpol Room. Walfer Smularek.
Gun Room. les Augustine Gear Cases Gar
Mood Sfpout Engines Firr Bureau
Clarence Motel BiWell. Dodge a. Howard
BlsseN Bo-Kay Beverage Jolly so. Paul
Thurman Tool CRIB Chrysler AmplcK
Charles GeiFer D0dec Ofnce-Pergonnel u
T1ff Cla1 E-Auditins. G. pohger IL
CcilO local z OWcn Ryan Msos,roS. city
Treasures Ted Gerbarino. WalI Hardware.
SaFinsw Falcons. Lyle Holbrook GekSner,
Dodge Forge Walter ohm Schlimme Dairy.
jolly 50 Emmett Coyie
90. Class C-No Detroit Arsociation
Deaf asa stutSman Anthony Wysocki. Our
LADY Of Help Ed BieliCki TrunE Aests Holy
Name Gene Rozac Rolling Stock. Dept
street Railway Harvey schmidt LORDS Jew
si@fs Ps-1 offi-- Ernest Leirfr' Better hadr
Tgnf5 Chip Fairesy Colt Tony Kopltzh
Z lass D-MtCNry'T show Bar Ker'crs Lloyd
lHyenture Lyle Furniture. River Joy
Bus Jmes Aurhton inspection No. Nj
rruWsfr. Francis Wi'irk Sans Lunch
Tcuz'edf Mitchell Woi a. EaAt Dstroib
Police Centennial Business. e B"suben.
Woptrh0pprU Loon Lie Henry BrAndel
lass F-DeToit Hsrycster-CcsTs. Frank
Euhsi CunceA Emil Bunsn COun'erborrs
Gazing Tool. Gcorzr Leach Neraudfrs.
Prirg1 ? HaraKv. srrsrmen. =. 3 Nah3n.
s S7ymautN Avengers. FMfsr John Hahn
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
Rotary Steel
Election Set

The Rotary Electric Steel Co.
directors have announced that at
a meeting 10 be held IN Detroit
on Feb, '2l, the board will elect
the following officers:
Chairman Of the board, L. E
Creighton, now vice president in
charge OF sales: president. n. d.
Devlln, now vice president IN
charge OF operations; vice presi-
dent in charge of sales. John T.
Abbott; vice president in charge
of metallurgy and research, L. L.
FerTall
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
SATURDAY

500 ?. NJ, Class B--Holiysood Carriage.
professionalism House Lester Gull Amcri-
can Radio 4 TeleyiSion faiIview Coli. SD
Jarusz, GOebel'a, Ambassador House Marvin
Smith Class C-Putnam 'ro0l DENLY House.
prank Puckerfield Wnodr Welding Jackson
House. Charles Southwell Class D-Foundry.
Bohn No. 4. l. Lietz 80 8 Lucky Strike.
junior House. J. Barron Precision Parts No
= Federal Mogul. Gary Grogl Grinders,
Tool. Dodge Main, I'd KniEbt scrap S Vick.
en, John Fleming, Carooioy, NLO White.
kSy, NsTnnSy ToSy No ,vdot.p "a bon No Rgss ss
gnch Dodge 40. Carl smoltl Wondefouss.
lckeIs, G.. fAaztolo. Detroit Tool & Die
no. 2. Ted Nordman. Class E-No ; Art
Ti5o. Class B-Marcus All steaks. Fern.
dale Senior, Gerald Mertsns Class C-P a.
iooten BIZ GoddaIds All-stan, vickcrs.
George Hutchinson Class D-Smiloy's Dept
colt service. IOOF Jackson Thomas
Psekers ;65a1 v,N Wayne sli9,99 Howard Sekcls
Cutters, xLO ", Hayek. pslaSs Cuniec-
uoncry. Stephanus, Harlaud Newman kp0se-
Welt Bar. Cadillac Go Gus Hahn super
vision. Pontiac Motor Lymhn Ma.0n. Gas
Snadaiore inter-Cnurch League First Chris
Tan Reformed. J YonkeL Bethany Method
John Regnerus First Christian reformed
Red BIZ Martens. Class First Christian
RcfOrn1Pd. Gray. MaWe Bats
Io,oo-Ciass A-DetrOit Times Al. star
ClassiC-Bfunswick Mincrslitcs Harold Allen
81 BAr- Jne AdAmA Rrgnsaich kiAg Pias.
Toledo Double AlLstsr. John Csnell Mineral
ties Chicago Randolph Charles Collier. Class
B-HAgrerty Funeral Home Central Travelling
James Hagrerty Class C-St Albcr'us--ATs
Confectiuuerv ) n u ZaWodny NltkuWsA
Clothes. Walter NalCk Al HocksfrA A. sons
? jeff Bus CharirV CUuls' TASTY Bar-H-Q
Vogue House 7 Nitelbrun Ps8timc RRr
Dodge iio Chci Zdanio Class D--Pscksld-
ftye Bullets. John BHrt0ny Snit'res Bert
EvapS Council 77-Mistersky No Renl
Die Revere J BoThi Five Devils Detroit
Tap a Tool Pay Abraham Thirsty five
kAA llef lIknN.El
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
Service 70 increase

Instead Of the service volume
falling of after the war. when
new cars are again produced,
{. 3 Bicicher. president of
De Soto believes il viii be even
greater. He stressed these
factors;
Auto owners have learned
the value of good service and
know the value Of preventive
maintenance.
The wars end Will bring A
great increase in the number
of cars IN use.
Lifting Of gas rationlng will
extend mileage driven
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
Ford Dealers
Retain Maxon

The Ford Dealers Association
of the company's "a sales region
has announced the selection of
Maxon, Inc. as its advertising
agency, effective Immediately.
Maxon, Inc. will handle all out
door, radio and newspaper adver-
tising for the approximately 1000
Ford dealers located in the area.
The companys "A" sales region
comprises the states of Michigan,
Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky and most
of Tennessee and West Virginia.
In servicing the account Maxon
will work through the Ford
branch offices at the factory in
Dearborn and in Cleveland. Louis
Vile. Indianapolis and Cincinnati.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
Stocks Hold
.NarrowRanqe

NEW YORK. Feb. Is (INS) l.
Stock market trading slowed
down today and price movements
were narrow and heSitant.' Most
groups had a firm undertone, AL
though number of leaders
Jagged fractionally.
Trading was about half Wednes-
days rate when a strong advance
was fashioned out Of 100000
shares. Only 100000 shares sold
in the first two hours this fora-
noon against nearly a million the
same time yesterday.
Rails were easier on the aver
ages while utilities and industrials
edged shade higher.
Chesapeake & Ohio and Santa
Fe were steady 10 higher but
nearly all other carrier stocks
drifted lower. Bethlehem and
u. S. Steel gave up = each
ChrySler and General Motors
rested around last nights finals
Utilities tapered at the opening
but recovered later.
Individual strength was noted
in aviatlons. Consolidated Vultee
passed the section higher with a
point gain. Limited improvement
was recorded in coppers. chem
icals, rail equipments and few
special stocks. u. S. Rubber moved
up more than point.
Bond market quotations were
mixed. Curb stocks followed the
trend of the big board.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
Army Aides Eye
AP| He|i(opter

In Detroit last week TO make
routine inspection of the helicop-
ter manufactured by Aeronautical
Products. Inc, of Detroit, Majors
Keith S. Wilson and William 4.
Zinn, of the Headquarters Air
Technical Service Command. were
given a flight demonstration by
chief test pilot Charles Whitaker
and later each was taken up for
a brief ride.
President Alfr d Jackson Of
Aeronautical emphasized that the
API helicopter was designed spe>
officially for civilian use after the
war but that the visit was in line
with the arny's policy of keeping
abreast with all the latest de-
veiopnents in the helicepter field
He added that-the Detroit-bnilt
craft is the only one in the field
with the engine mounted forward,
as i'm conventional aircraft, and
pointed out that this could have
considerable advantage were such
ship designed for use as flying
ambulance or for cargo purposes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
Not Inside Stuff

Personal Comment: Spent
about two hours yesterday chat
ting with Lawrence P. Fisher
and before you ask, / DON'T
know what the Fisher Brothers
plans are But they average
several hundred letters a day
from people who are interested
in franchises, jobs, etc. The
Parker Rust exec who bid three
no trump in bridge and didn't
take a single trick has been in
for lot of kidding lately A
lot of local press lads will be en-
vious when that ad agency man
signs up as Washington corre-
spondent A lot of smart
people think that Studebaker
could be the first to turn out
passenger cars if the green light
were given suddenly.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
Rye and
WheafDip

CHICAGO Feb. Is nNS)-
Grains worked lower today and
wheat and rye dropped as much
as &c before recovering.
Oats yielded as much as ! &c
before meeting with important
support while corn generally was
moderately luWer.
At the close wheat was &C 10
lc off May finished &C off at
Sl6l =. December led the de-
cline and dropped 10 a low OF
Sl52a4
Rye closed sc off, corn itc 10
i2C lower. oats sc 10 lc off and
barley SIC 10 &c off.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
Auto
Graphs
Get That Battery
NOWif You Need II
BY sILER FREEMAN

Repeating a tip recently car
ried in this column:
II you need a new battery.
get one now. If your battery is
still good. take care Of it like
you do your car.
Because the demands for bat
teries for military vehicles are
so great that the civilian pro-
ductlon must again suffer. jan
udTy's deficit OF batteries for
the services was 36l2 per cent,
compared with 27 per cent in
December and 33 per cent in
November.
The services need right now
about 100000 units, according
TO ordnance officials. The gap
IS not expected to be made up
until August.
So watch that battery. check
il periodically and maintain the
proper water level and rate of
charge.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
z Get e Awards

The Ford glider plant Al Iron
Mountain has won its second
aFFi4y-if;4ta ~ production award. A
white star has now been added
10 the f" flag.
At the same time. Harry J.
Klinger of Pontiac has been
notified that hiS plant has been
given It's fifth star Pontiac was
the first automobile plant to get
the navy f 30 II is one OF the
few plants which hold both the
army-navy and navv awards
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
American AirIines
Proposes Cut in Fare

NEW YORK. Feb. 15-Ameri-
can AirllneS has announced a
proposed reduction of 5 per cent
in fares 10 holders OF air travel
plan cards and TO government en-
ployes travelling under government
transportation requests, effective
March %.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
United Flies Pacific

a new high of about 42,500
miles a day has been attained
by United Airlines in maintain
ing the aerial supply line across
the Pacific for the AAF Air
Transport Command, according
10 s. V Hall, who is in charge
OF the Pacific operations.
In addition, United flies about
100000 miles daily on CONNER
cial air routes. The airlines'
crews are now operating the
6,525-mlle route from San Fran
cisco 10 Honolulu 10 Guam.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
SUNDAY

10 DO 4 M-C1ass B-CIO Almont Mich
Eirk l-Ip+aBE Class C-Teoi Room Tauk
Arsenal 30 2 Jim Woifendcu slilH Wnal-
tUE-s- G1TG1H EuIpefL CIasA D-It!.Sz- -ssft.>sF =
Machine shop 80 2 = KIein/ shlpplhg
DEPT Joe s,engsi SCI speed Bsil.. Norlhh ,End,
Merchants Al Hide Eddies Bar s. Yer
uuica Art Wyatt FuIemen. Talk Arsenal
mont n A. Keith Arthur SisTE Plugs.
HrigFS John Jacob. BombA~4~Ff Local : 81
G Elss Holland Furnaces Pre- Dept 10 J
irno Gerometta 80 Continental Herb
psldel. Mlrromauc Hone supervision "
Minis Cisss T-Hsne Mills Ricketts,
Fngineers Kermit LatdlAW Grinder Charles
Poole. Inspection p Hansen Triple 4
Briggs. John Jacob Eamhardirrt Wcs'inr-
house Joe SkAlsh Gfindeu VirkfTs Larry
F.liston RedblrdS Michigan Tool s Vargl
Lawrence Service Hal-DodcA. Eiuaed Pine
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
lroner Designer

George William Walker, De-
troits best known industrial
designer. has been engaged 10
style the postwar household
ironers of the Conlon Corp of
Chicago, according to an an
nouncement here today by I. N.
Merritt, vice president and gen.
eral manager.
Walkers work will include "a
new and unique type of rotary
ironer" and special styling for
the company's private brand
ironer operations, Merritt de-.
clared.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16

and Thomas P. Henry.
The Exchange has more
automobile insurance in force
in this state than any other
organization has in force in any
state in the Union.
Thomas, until his new ap-
pointment, has been chairman
of the Exchanges board of gov
ernors. Henry S. Hubert, vice
president of National Bank of
Detroit, has been elected new
chairman Of the board.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
Boost Ceiling
On PIG Iron

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is - Pig
iron price ceilings were raised 81
ton by OPA, effective yesterday.
This is the first increase since
pig iron was placed under price
control June "A, l94l.
Since that time. OPA said. pro-
duction costs Of pig iron have ad-
Vanced S4.79 ton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
MiUOmati( Hone
Votes 15C on Common

Micromatic Hone Corp. has de-
clared a dividend of Is cents on
common, payable March Is TO
stock of record March 5. The
same amount was paid Dec. Is
and Sept. IS. last.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
Rolls 636 for 4th
Women S Loon High

Elizabeth GrlbbonS OF Kinney
IS fourth today on the prize sheet
Of the Women'S Major League
with $50 from 223-199-214. Join
ing her on the GOO trio at Tower
Recreation last night were Marion
German Of Colonial 6l6, and Lois
Hoffman. Enterprise. 6l4.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16

troit Autono-
bile In [ e r.
In s u r a n c e
Exchange at
the club, it is
announced to-
day. He sue
C g d S Col.
Sidney Wal
don, who died
last month.
t h o m a S
serves w it n
G h a RI e S B.
w. r."
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
Livestock Market
DETROIT

HoGs-15o. active strong for today and
veek all good and choice oarrovs and Eilts
over. leo lbs. Sl4.9o. the ceiling lighter
weights negligible. good and choice sows.
SlS TSgl4 lS5 Stass, sl2sl2.5o.
most Of early week loss regained other
classes steady, strictly choice fed heiferS.
$3.50, few good steers. IS ), IS. bulk beef
cows, 50 S0Gi2 Gamers and cutters, $40
9. Compared week ago. Slaughter steers
yearlings and heifers uneyenly steady 70 25
cents lower, COWS unevenly weak 10 25c
lower spots = more on Gamers. bulls and
replacement cattle steady good and choice
fed steers and yearlings. Sl4 5oal625.
strictly choice steers absent. common and
medium Silg14: bulk fed heifers, 800
IA few good Si4 so and mixed yearlings
10 SIS. SIS. bulk common and medium beef
COWS 50 5o@ u So Gamers and cutters 81
% O. bulk medium and good sausage bulls
Sl2dl3. lower grades. Sa-aii. good s25 los
feeder steers, Sl3. others Sl2 down.
CALvES-2oo fully steady today and for
the week bulk good and choice veslers.
si7 so. few strictly choice. SIS, most com
mon and medium. Sl3ale.5o cullS. Ssall
SHEEP 600 steady today and for week
bulk good and choice fed lambs, Sl6H16.so
top SIS so paid freely. most medium and
good. Sl4al $50, common and medium.
Sll 5oNi3SO. cullS Sll down. good and
choice fat ewes topped a. SO most others
SO soc so. Gull ewes $3.50 down.
RuSILESS IRON AND -sIfFI,
Nla UNFaa To- -
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
75( on Common Paid
By Bendix Aviation

Bendix Aviation Corp. has de-
clared a dividend of Is cents on
common. payable March 81, to
stock of record March II. The
same amount was paid in previous
quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
He's Attorney-in-Fact

Ralph Thomas. president Of
Speaker-Hines printing Co, and
past president of the Automobile
Club of Michigan. was elected
an attorney-in-fact of the De-
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
River Rdisin Paper
Paws 71c Dividend

River Raisin Paper Co. has de-
clared a dividend of 7l2 cents,
payable March 20, to stock of rec
ord March s. Total dividends in
1914 amounted TO 20 cents.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16

asGosA AsGl a. Rec, - ~
AfrEs IL, AL DAY SAT- AND SUN
AMBASSADOR seskttt ,i'si fGHA't u tf $50 zee
opsn Boslins Az DAY saturday,. suedan Eton
10 AN. Tth olosns. wessdsU tili T. After ~.
ARCHWAY 'o'" tAsT .g ig{EESsO" IS, 'v'
An uTul J 90 ? N ,0d Atsf 100 P v.
BEACON REC. y. xtssDS EtfsTs At wAyFsSSs u s',Sss
AfTtR . SAT AND sun $40 A ON.
BOWL -O.DROMe q go SlI9ys qts'ts 20 o.se $50
'S'Vt cSisSSIGSs cSis sowGss t' SsT .sO sSs
CADILLAC 20 A,i:y ~ ''iT r.si.. SUs'StSS & ,s,
ossp BoWiine TO-DAY Til p. n snd After 9.
Mhsd Double, sat, iSo.oouel'' Sun. y ".
CENTENNIAL va, ,1'2G ssi. SeA'loI so,.,. H's $500
op,n 5owlirs TODAY Untl ". Ats ~
Is Lanes. visit Our Beautiful csesisil LOUNGE.
CHENE IR0BMLeY $3.50 1s.sS s..,,'io z. t..s; $40
$50 HtToICAP roUsstY tsrtR WOW
CONNIE REC. $500 asSsfa SessfH Hy', " ,ss' near
op,nirs, tor norrno. Afternoon a0d .Midoiqht
Leagues. Open bo~I'ns 1ill 8 p. "" N't ~
CREST LANES = SrttSs y 40 IS 2sss y
>uoME OF THE MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC
gsIT OUR Stage sAR. COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
ItTROIT RECREATION sattSy SafASF'5s q .sso A.
"a Alleys OPEN BOWLING 20 g p ~ and
AFTER 10 80 Az Day Saturday. and sundays.
rIey yulnnru t5lzS & WARREN star
tASI WAHRth cSoiGux NJ oo5o
oPts sowliN6 TODAY UNTIL 9 p AND
hF1ER " P.h At DAY SAT- AND SUN.
oInnru nrn li2o WOODWARD TC s.sss0
1AnuIM heg, eIsLRAllY, LOCATED.
aFTER TOO All DAY SAT AND sun.
6RANDWAY REC, ''''' Ss ssfsg $50 s'VtH
opsn Bowllns saturday, Apc Sundays. sn o.
ture srand Ns~ lanes Beautiful Cocktail Lounge.
6REA LAKES woopwARo 40 '"O VA s s,ss
Deer easfira-60 ALLEYS ~ R0W-uriil
p. n. ard After ~ p Cocktail Bar
j, !, MIlleITS "1 Isygssgsl Isygs sS,, AVE.
You Ae Always Welcome Here!
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
DoW-Jones CLOSING
Stock Averages

y w BLISS co.
and Domestic subsidiaries
Report for year ended Dec 3i-..
Net Profit ti,ils.74l aiie4s3S
Per common share S29e t3is
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
MINNIpLG GRAINN

WINNIPEG Feb Is INSl- Rye closed ~
lower % &c higher today. May, = 2ass
july 81 22l, 22As, October. Sll2as g
l,l2a4,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16

me rLplu lsoss WOODWARD AvI
LUu gRDlN % ALLEYS 70 =. 400
UNDER NAhAGEntsI OF LOUIS nUaR.
INSTRUCTIONS sN HATTiE WOOSTER.
unrno nlry CONNER AT EAcK
op3s m9 ~ soSursG toOHY 10 Usrrl ZOO ps W
stt our BEAUTIFUL COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
NEW FAlHVlEW . I'i9 a,ttSIs ttiH '''.5f;9s rs So;
SP5s sowL.ss SS,s,s TSo.y 6s s,so.ys YsYs y
nj YNplc st1IosAL Az sHAno s,stR
W sons W ., ~ m. estHrts pGrTsolr Att.sTRs x,sii1
~ AisSs. 0psn Bo~lns All DAY Sat and Sun.
puInr nv is,s wIsr VERNON. Near
os.s S,y TooAv sti'' s'ssS 40 p n'p oy
Sa, ano sur Nnss and Queens Sur. ns.3o p N,
PALACE Rec, = - .ii:g SSs sl,S.u. po,, ~
oets eowLlsG IooAy Ustl! 500 4"
Billiards, RsstsUrsut ard Cocktail Lounge
PALACE .SCHOENHERR sS.J'oT scsU 4,i.,ss 4 ,!.s
s.pS,S"s s.IS.2S;tot o' y '' Nv Tpss l..,so.
PALMER PARK :s..s s..g.s sOAS' 40 iss: s;t.';. 3
10 s.2255 os.a so~iins Trom $40 4 " 10 8
p ~. After ~. rrss Psr1ins. Cocktail Lounge.
pLpySInE E. ,wAaRts AZ olcktRsos
PLAYDIUM s''' 'os. % sfs f."stg s.9.ys "a I'''
Open Until 4 A. NJ. Daily!
PlVFpSlnE 'H5t I5ttt {" ..eousAtt
Open Bowling Today Until S P. M.
RIVIERA ''M No ss4SO sssS fiy1e atttSs Sst.
oPEN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL $50 > ".
AND AFTER ~. AL DAY SAT-. AND SUN
ROYAL 5000 sAsISJisyt' sl,tSs Mes, % E ,,,. warren
ENTER INDIVIDUAL CLASSIC NOW
FIRST PRiZE. $500; SECOND. SLsOoi
WcTnRY lIu l7Ia " otlAwARI
oPts BOWLING TO-DAY UsrII Sc. ~
AND FROM ssS A. n. UNTIL CLOSING.
WASHINGTON BOWL 80 sOos.tiiS,tiae sIeEi StfJ O.
Open Daily Until 3 A. M.
CONSULT THIS DIRECTORY
DAILY
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16

-L RuSILESS IRON AND STEEL
Preliminary report for year ended Dec ST.
944 io43
Net income Sls3l7so s2236 4e2
Per common share Siss S232
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
TOLEnn CAsm GRAIN

TOLEDO, Feb Is lINs Cash grain on
track
wHEAT-No. l red. S175l4. No. ? red
81 74ig
CoRN-No. yellow. sI.Isl.: No ) yeL
low, &l-l4lsW 1.15ia.
OATS-No. white. 77a7se No. white
76G76i7c
soYBEANs-No. ? yellow. S2.l5a2ls.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. FEB iS-Frie,s In cents:
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-27
GEMS FOR YOUR SCRAPBOOK
Kindness

The best portion of a good mans
life is his little nameless, ,unre-
membered acts of kindness and of
Wordsworth
Kindness in ourselves is the
honey that blunts the sting of un-
kindness in another-Landor.
A pure affection, concentric, for
getting self, forgiving wrongs and
forestalling them, should swell the
Tyre of human love.-Mary Baker
Eddy
1t is one of the beautiful COM
pensations of life that no man can
sincerely try to help another with
out helping himself.-Bailey.
Those who bring sunshine to the
lives of others cannot keep it from
themselves. NJ Barrie.
The one who will be found in
trial capable of great acts of love
is ever the one who is always doing
considerable small ones.-F w.
Robertson
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-27
REXFORD NEWS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Leighty and
Mrs. Lillian Leighty were Kalispell
shoppers Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Brown and fam
ilv are spending the holiday season
with relatives in Spokane and Priest
River.
Tom Aletterus was caller in
Kalispell the latter part of the
week.
The school Christmas program
was cancelled because of the many
cases of flu among the school chill
dren.
Sam Doble was business caller
in Kalispell Friday.
Mrs. Dorothy Mahoney left Sat-
urday for ST. Paul to join her hus-
band Sgt. Francis Mahoney. Mrs.
Mahoney has been guest at the Joe
Webb home for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Anderson
and children went to Whitefish the
last of the week to visit Mrs. An
derson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charlie Kins. !.
Pvt. Jerry Marvel returns Christ
mas Day to Camp Wolters, Texas.
The dance Friday night at the
Gateway School was well attended
1t was given in honor of returned
veterans.
DR.. and Mrs. Earl Madden Of
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-27
Pormenter Valley
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Shan
hotter arrived by bus Sunday even
ing from Batavia, Iowa to spend the
holidays at the J F. Shanholtzer
home Mr. Shanholtzer received
his discharge December s follow
ing year and half in the Euro
pean theatre They plan to make
their home in Libby
Miss Patsy Bonner is in bed with
the flu.
A very good crowd attended the
Libby Farm Women's annual
Christmas dinner Wednesday. The
different committees are to be con-
graduated on their table decora-
tons, choice Of menu, etc a few
were unable to attend due to i'll
ness. Clay Parker came out at
one o'clock and took pictures. The
afternoon was spent in quiz con
tests planned by Eyra Shanholtzer.
Mrs. H. P. Weydemeyer's home
was attractively decorated for the
Libby Garden Club Christmas par
ty. It was a very worthwhile and
enjoyable Tune. Al the ClOSt Ml ,,
In. p Weydemeyer and Mrs. Orlo
Johnson served delicious lunch,
Mrs. George Rouse, ST., Byron
Rouse, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Ro-
bertson, and Thomas c. Robertson
were Thursday evening dinner
guests at the j.. T. Shanholtzer
home. The occasion was Mr.. and
Mrs. Shanholtzer's fourth wedding
anniversary.
Due to SO much illness there was
! small crowd at the joint Christ
mas party Of Circle A and Circle t
held at the country home Of Mrs
Shanholtzer. The afternoon was
spent in contests and Mrs. Clayton
Shotwell read the Christmas story
At four ocock walnut ice cream anc
variety of delicious cakes were
served by Mrs. Barkee. Mrs. Red
field and Mrs. Shanholtzer Each
field, Mrs. Shotwell and Mrs. Shan
hotter. Each guest received ;