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The echo., 1945-07-13

Wednesday, July fourth, found Rev
R. L. Young and family making their
way to Paulding, Mississippi, having
been invited by Mr.. H. S. Jones for
the purpose of organizing an H. B. A.
Lodge. Mr.. Jones and the good peo-
pie of the Rock Mountain Baptist
Church d community had things
we'll in hand. A nice crowd turned
out and twenty three made applica-
tons for membership. After the or
ganization a tasty lunch was served.
We were asked by Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Clayton to go by their home and
spend a while Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
live q short distance from Paulding,
and they are really living We spent
a most delightful evening with them
and how we did enjoy the good red
They have a lovely
place with plenty Of everything, chick
ems, guineas, ducks, geese, turkeys,
hogs, cattle, stock, fine garden and ex-
cellent crops. May their tribe in
crease!
The echo., 1945-07-13
BOND

EXPresident j. M. Hall of Lodge
No. 1913 is visiting his son, Reverend
J. L. Hall of Winter Park, Fla. He
was accompanied by his niece, Miss
Dorothy Hall of Hattiesburg. We
hope for them a lovely trip
The echo., 1945-07-13
TOOMSUBA

Mrs. D. E. Williams and two grand
children are visiting the formers son,
r. G. Williams Of Birmingham, Ala.
r. Williams is the wife Of Mr.. J.
& iiiams, President of H. b. A. No.
%
The echo., 1945-07-13

Mrs. Emma B. Luster left the city
this week for East ST. Louis, Missouri
where She win visit her sister, Mrs.
Willie Mae Roberts, who is seriously
i'll.
The echo., 1945-07-13

Mrs Dinah Hardy Crowell is in the
city from Detroit, Michigan ON account
Of the illness Of her aunt, Mrs Dolie
Hardy.
The echo., 1945-07-13

Mrs. Lula Wilson is slightly improv-
ing from her home after having been
Ill for several weeks
The echo., 1945-07-13

Reverend Jas. Franklin paid a plea
SAINT visit to the H. B. A. office last
week.
The echo., 1945-07-13

Mr. Horace Adams, brother to Mrs
Lula Stennis, was in the city last week
visiting relatives and friends.
The echo., 1945-07-13

Mrs. r. L. Coleman, wife OF Dr.. r.
L. Coleman, is i'm Mobile, Alabama,
spending some time with her mother
in-law
The echo., 1945-07-13

Mississippi. Stands Tegl.l
newspaper of char2cs ar. arCgE
laGon and opinion. morg
sham 10000 read
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
81 Ton Raise
For Steel Bars

WASHINGTON. Aug , stcc.
producrts we're authorized by The
OPA 20 increase the price Of cold
finished carbon steel bars hy s.
ton but were ordered 10 reduce
their charges FOR anncaNnc and
testing the bars
OPA officials described thC
move as a.compenSatory price sd-
Iu>'mcnt 20 help smaller com.
panicS They SAID The changes viii
enable nor-ln'cgTated producers
who make most Of the cold nn.
,Sh"d bars. 10 absorb price IN
crcaSc> granted last May on not
rolled bars
Manufacturers we're requested
10 reduce their charges from 75
cents 10 Is cents per hundred for
annoallug and from - cents 20
IS cents per hundred pounds for
testing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04

DErAii.ERS, layout product ens,nS,rs.
must have knowledse Of machine 80
manufacturing. Apply the cross On
peny. $3.50 Bellevue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04

CRAFTSMAN Both sysf ana A~tAfi.
srpertercce N truck rreserr>d esS MT
necesxsrv so Mr. rrzrsher pe1aGoi
Motor Truck Co. $3.50 Fe10sl svssoe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
Markets & Business
Auto
Graphs
Use Of Synthetic
Tires Increases
BY sILER FREEMAN

More than half Of the auto
tires now in use in this country
are either made Of synthetic
rubber or are recapped with
synthetic rubber. James J New
man. vice president Of Goodrich,
estimates. About 35. 100000 pas
Senger car tires are all-Syn-
thetic, he said, compared with
several thousand before the war.
The latter were the synthetic
"Ameripol" tires which the
Goodrich Co. introduced In 1910
as the forerunner OF all syn
theuc tires.
Newman pointed out that the
release OF new tires has aver
ager only about 1,250 900 A
month in l943. 1914 and l9i5,
compared with the prewar aver
age of 4,l50, 900, including those
on new cars. Passenger size
tires are now 100 per cent syn
thetic while IS per cent Of the
Camelback used IN retrcading
and recapplng are man-made
rubber.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
Exports
June

WASHINGTON. Aug. ; Ex-
port OF merchandise during June.
valued al 1881 900. 600. we're q
per cent less than IN May. the
department of commerce reported
The decrease was due princi-
pally 10 A substantial drop in lend
lease shipments. These repre-.
sented only so per cent OF the
total exports in June in contrast
10 So per cent IN May and 70 per
cent for all 1914.
June lend-leaSe exports were
the lowest since September, 1912.
and were 33 per cent below May.
l945. Lend-lease value OF S7Ss. =
100000. The value Of commercial
shipments rose. slightly from
$3.50, 100000 in May 10 1888 900. =
600 in June.
The value Of imports into the
United States fell slightly IN June
the report said with general i'm
ports valued Al 1857 900, 900, 1
per cent less than May
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
Decorate 4
State Men

BATTLE CREEK. Aug. B
Eight Michigan men are in the
group receiving bedside decora-
tons al Percy Jones Hospital
today
The Silver Star goes 10 1t. Dale
G. Ackerson, air corps. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer w. Ackerson,
RID 2. Montague, Mich. who
served with -4leth Rnmhardment
Group, Ninth Air Force. and
rrived AT Percy Jones last
April p.
His citation was for gallantry
on Jan. IS. 1945. as lead bombar-
dier-navigator on nilsson over
enemy territory. 1t. Ackerson,
painfully wounded. remained in
his position and directed his flight
over the target and released his
bombs with excellent results,
Despite his condition he led his
flight back 10 friendly territory.
Pfc. George +. Beardsley. medi.
cal department. whose mother
Mrs. Jennie Beardsley. resides al
1909 Stone, Saginaw. receives the
Bronze Star for meritorious serv.
ice from Nov. is 10 2l. 1914. in
Germany.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
Gas for Boats7

The lakes and waterway COM
mittee Of the Michigan Tourist
Council has taken up tho cuGgcl
on behalf OF fishing boats 10 The
state. In a resolution JuSi S"rt
10 Michigan councllmcn the
committee urged the abolition NJ
gasoline TaIlOning Tor bOa' use
"a unne cesar and dIslu-
n1lnatory.
The resolution pointed 0g'
that private plane owners were
getting practically unrestricted
release Of gas while boat owrcrS
have been held down. l. urged
relief for boat owners as a
means Of getting more food and
aiding the transportation hort
age
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
Building Awards
Hit 2-Yedr Hioh

NEW YORK. Aug Engineer.
ing Construction awards for the
week ended August 2, totsled
S76.35l 600. The highest since the
middle Of l943 the Engineering
News-Record reported.
This compared with Sal. .0eO. 900
in the preceding week and S3l,-
$4,000 year ago. Private con-
struCtIon awards were 1913 per
cent above last week and 253 per
cent above year ago, while
public work was up AZ per cent
and 96 per cent respectively.
Volume for the year TO date
totals Sl.123.490, an increase OF
3 per cent over last year
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04

In Dull Trade

NEW YORK. Aug. 3 GNS)-
The stock market opened mixed
and dull this morning. News Of
The. re.gltS Of the Potsdsm con-
ference failed 10 jolt prices de-
cisiveI. and trading continued its
recent restricted pattern.
Rail stocks added fractions but
steel issues Jagged Autos were
soft with ChrySler down a point
AviatiohS worked toward higher
levels. Utilities sold few times
but ~ small changes.
Opening prices: ChrySlcr 107i2.
Of ]; l.. s Steel 67h. of -:
Republic Steel 22la. off Is Doug
las Aircraft S38,, up q Balti-
more g. Ohio 212s. up a.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
Earnings

RYRON IACkSOS co
- rmFef IsrFe 10
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
Farmers NJ arket
~ United Press

FRUTTS-AppieS new Duchess No
.ss - SS sS eSTf.n Ssf T'n,9i''2' i.d Sa 30 s1
case C;ooseberriei No l. SSS7 14-q' case
Peaches. No. !. S4s7 ou Plums No. / .
VEGETABLE GREENs-cabbare No : so
s9oc bu. Chicory. No / 6oaTSc bu Col
lsrds. No !, 9OceSl 10 Mustard Green's.
No. / 7ScaSl bu spinach No L. rs
nip Greens. No /. 7Scasl bu. Ksle. 30.
LETTUCE AND SALAD CREENs-Endivc
r:ns snSy s sasO 81 % 5o NS No s e''9s Isst
Lettuce No. / 4aSc 10 Head Lettuce No.
5a7c h Romsine. No. 1. 7Sc9s soc nu.
sG,,s yycyA9 70 ys 'iStas o,i.a,.O.n, .. ,,,,r,.
isncy 81 so dor. ochs No ]. SI7S@ , rs.
Beans. green. fancy. 81 so. 2s-ib hu 40.
4 s3.soss beans wsS fancy IS. 7s-lh.
eer doz bchs No /. Soes7c bcets topped
No l. ti7Sa2 hu Broccoli. M l 81 50
. = ou. Cabbage, No. 1, soc'atl hu.
Cabbage red No. / 81 hu cabbage. curly
- SC dor bchs carrots TOPPED 50
S2.So@2 90 bu Celery fancy 9OCaSt /
don. bch, No 4os6oc celery Root.
No l. s7s72s eu Cucumo.rs outdoor.
4oa6oc doz. bchs EEE Plant. No q hu.
Hor~-rsdish. No 81 so peck 'ss E0h-
oh,o, 5sS, No ,isi ,n j., IS o. pSe' so G[.e7 ss
soc onions ary No 50 ~ Ao-lb sack.
Parsley Root No !. so@TSc dof bcns.
parsley eufis=Na- Ea-4 -.-.4= D. l4--
Peas Nc s7a3 o. 2s-lh- bu Peppers
green No aocdti peck hskt pepners
hot No soaTSc peck bski recrer. red
ssest. 81 Snn2 pecs bsk' Poisioes nsp
No s1ns so-b NJ Rsdishes rcd No
/ Tacssi dor bchs long Vhitf -
7scnsl dor hchs Rhuhsrh No 500
T'c dor bchs squash Italian tsncv 80
s a hu No I s3@4 > bu squash sum.
rer fsney, 50 Il b1 No a. 80 50
y hu romstnet hothouss NJ 50 500
s-lh hskt tomatoes ou'door No I 50 500
2 Is-lh hsk' Turnips nunchsc fsn~-
81 50 6oy hcNs No Siai as turn tr1.
tos~~d NJ I 81 sn9i7H ~
rCGs-ttrs brrs tiSa7 70-d1r sass
isrE,. SIS ~. medium. tiass
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
Chile Lowers
Import tDuties

WASHINGTON. Aug ; The
Chilean government, by A pro-
uSional commercial agreement
concluded with the United States,
has reduced It's import duties on
81 commodities.
Among the commodities that
viii enter Chile on the reduced
import duties from this country
arc yarns. umbrellas. clothing,
products medicines.
soap. iron. steel and nickel prod
uC'S buttons. tools purses. gloves,
safety razorS and ccllophane
Tho state department. which
announced tho agreement. stated
hat Chile had entered the agree
mcni on a unIlateral basis and
viii not receive compensation
from tho United States.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04

Manufacturing Co. iissi Hsek ~
LIE LIE designers and detailery: loos A.
pfogrsm; pn; plenty Of hours. Apply rnsS.
ans service, Inc. 343T Col6neY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
Plan Big HeIicopters

The P-N Engineering Forum.
Inc NJ Sharon Hill pa. IS re-
ported working on a commercial
version Of the l2-place hoh-
Copter which It has designed for
the navy. according 10 Aviation
News. The hciicoptcr IS IS feet
long
The company plans COM
plete line OF thi, typC " ship
for postwar markets. including
p one and tWO-plaCc version II
IS said 10 be establishing a sales
and service organization 20
handle commercial distribution.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
"A Dedd|ocked
For Fourth Day

The American Association pen
Rant race remained deadfocked
for the fourth straight day today,
as Indianapolis and Milwaukee,
tied tor first place, split a double
header.
The first game went to the de-
Tending champion Brewers. who
rallied behind the four-hit pitching
Of Owen Scheetz 10 win. 6-l
The Indians rallied in the night
cap, however, TO win 7-3 and
maintain the tie.
Columbus and ST Paul split a
pair Claude Weaver held the
Red Birds 10 four hits and one
run in the first. which 81. Paul
on. 81. Columbus came back
for a narrow 7-6 win in the sec
ond game.
Toledo's John Whitehead pitched
the Mudhens 10 81 decision
over Minneapolis, and the last
place Kansas City Blues scored a
80 shltout over third-place Louis
Vile in other association contests.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
Westinghouse Seeks
Air-Conditioninq Unit

NEW YORK. Aug Negoti.
stionS are nearing completion, IT
Is understood. for the acquisition
by Westinghouse EleciGlc Corp.
Of p r. SturteVant Co, makers
'of pcntllallng and alr-condition-
ING equipment
The SturteVant firm. according
20 present plans, Will be operated
as A division Of Westinghouse
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
White Motor
Earnings Rise

-AEW YORK Atie Reflect
ing an increase Of S7,739Ol0 IN
sales, the earnings of White Mo-
tor Co. in the first six months
rose TO Sl,30l.040 equal 10 S2.2S
share, from SS66.5l9 or 81 IS a
share in the 1914 period
The gain in sales TO Sol 766 6i9
from S51 ,027, ,639 resulted from
greater production of truck &.
buses and service parts for com
mercial and civilian use.
II also reflected the fact that
last year sales suffered from A
cutback in half-track and scout
car orders which affected produc-
ton in the second and third
quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
Tobacco %.
Sells Bonds

NEW YORK. Aug. 3 LlCcefi
e. Myers Tobacco Co. announced
rhe sale 10 Equitable Life ASSur-
ance Society Of the United States
Of $4,000 600 Of 2As per cent
sinking fund debcntureS ~ par
The company plans TO use tho
money To provide funds for. CON
tlnued expansion of It's business
Under the terms the company
~ years from now will start pay
ing $4,000 annually INTO a
sinking fund for tho retirement
NJ tho securities. which Will he
due Aug ! 1863
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
Camera Ban Lifted

Civil Air regulations have been
modified 10 permit airline pas
sengerS 10 use cameras while IN
flight. The ban on cameras vas
-InaUHUratcd RI Tho beginning OF
the war As 4 security measure.
American AirllncS has nOlr
fed It's personnel that provided
they comply with prescribed
specifications covering articles
permitted IN cabins. passengers
may take ss many pictures al,
they choose from The air.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
Metal Awnings Cooler

PITTSBURGH. AUG. 3-Alumi-
mum awnings for residences and
commercial buildings. expected TO
develop ipto an important postwar
use for the nation vastly cx-
panded aluminium production. are
said 10 keep the temperature
below their spread Z 10 IL de-
crees cooler than awnings OF other
materials.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
Borg Division Makes
JET Plane Fuel Pumps

NEW YORK. Aug Through
one Of It's manufacturing subsidi-
aries, Pump Engineering Service
Co Borg warner Corp has de-
veioped An important stake in
Jet propulsion and gas turbines
for aircraft The PcSco Products
Division AZ Cleveland Is manufac-
turing fuel pumps. booster pumps
and lubricating and hydraulic
pumps for jet planes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
Bill Crouch Leaves
To Join Cardinals

Bill Crouch. Highland Park
school teacher. who pitched for
Columbus Of the American AsSo-
citation before being placed upon
the voluntarily retired list last
season. today left for st. Louis
TO join the ST. Louis Cardinals
who purchased his contract from
the Redbirds.
Crouch. who previously had
trials with various National
League teams. worked out as bat
ting practice pitcher with Hank
Greenberg, upon his return 10 the
Tigers from army service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
Utility Buys In Bonds

NEW YORK. Aug. General
Realty & Utilities Corp. states. in
report 10 the SEC that since
oct. !, last year. it has purchased
a total Of Sl.O44,000. the principal
amount of its 4 per cent cumu-
lative income debentures. due
Sept. 30. 1869. at an average cost
of approximately 70.76. ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
M. S. Rukeyser
Nj: S. Rukey.er
Utility Act PrObed
For Tax LOOphOleS

Under system when the policeman gets too
cocky, check the
In spirit House Representatives
committee and foreign commerce has instructed
subcommittee operations OF the Pubfc
Utility Holding Company 1885 special regard loop
holes taXwSe and otherwise. that have developed.
motivatng factor behind the investigation situation
previously alluded by this column 10 the effect that artificial
Of legislation preferences and The
capacity cheap capital through the sale exempt
enabled higher
operating utility properties than privately owned enterprises
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
Goodrich 90. Bonds
On DOw-.DOneS List

NEW YORK. Aug. Effective
Aug 2. r. r. Goodrich Co. first
mortgage pa of 1865 were sub
Sttuted in the Dow Jones Indus
trial Bond Average for Standard
on Co. Of y. j.. debenture PAS
of 1853 which have been called for
payment on Sept !, l945.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
Tank Arsenal Aonored

The Chrysler tank arsenal has
received its fourth Army-Navy
production award The third
white star wa, added 10 tho r
flag yesterday by order of Rob
ert p Patterson, undcTsccrctary
OF war.
T'he ChrySler arsenal has pro-
duced more than Is 900 tanks
j. Is now the principal supplIey
OF Gen. PerShinC tanks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
Promoter lakes Advantage Of Existing Laws

One promoona fnancier has been successful merchandising
lhS taking advantage existing laws In
negotiations with him reported that the
sellers wanted to Stpuae Of the contract that the
properties TcSod only private
In calling attention 10 this situation and alleging that govern
mental policy the wrlteupS
values and for the watering of stock Rep Lyle H. Boen Cd OF
Oklahoma pointed
The electric industry II
OOOO00000 In 1914 federal
men, s468OOOOOO-o enough TO approximately go bill
at
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
Borden Purchases
Aid State Farmers

A. NJ. Heyboer president ~
Rorden'S Farm Products co. said
today that Michigan farmers in
fve counties have benefited by
S397.6l6 in increased milk pur-
chaScS by his firm during the first
half ~ l945. compared with the
same period Of last year.
During the first half Of this
year. Heyboer said. Borden pur-
chased l09155.07s pounds Of milk
from dairymen IN Sanilac. Ma
comh. Oakland ShiaWaSScc and
Huron counties al cost Of So
sos, ,ss2.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
Government Creates Basis for Gains


For giving preferences group govern
ent does create basis for capazng privilege
From the standpoint Of the national economy whole
taxing private utility in whole of the roll
nohnG II merely transfers surviving
deayg that part OF the OF which
utility used contribute
The ways of indeed cumbersome The public utility
reform legislation passed the thres
n private finance IN the There especially
OF "nteups OF property values by holding
NoW the charge madeaHd -ltehy-that
legislation itself writeups security
watering Apparently slick
including the acts OF Congress
The Of the investigation 10 The
determine " hat bo done
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
OK. CrosIey Station
Sale 10 Aviation Corp.

WASHINGTON. Aug. ; up
The Federal Communications
Commission today granted the APP
plication of Powell CroSlcy Jr Ia
sell radio Station WLW. Cnncin-
natl. 10 the Aviation Corp. New
York.
Transfer of ownership Of thc
radio station is included IN a So T.
oOO 600 sale Of all CroSlcy Corp
properties 10 the New York CON
CeTn
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04

BLUEPRINT operator experienced op-
erstof f3r engineering department. After
noon shift. Apply rht rimkrn-Detroit
corner CLARK
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
Mexico Reported
Buying u. ). Wheat

NEW YORK. Aug. 8 Export
circles here report that Mexico
purchased 10000 tons Of l.. s.
winter wheat for shipment from
September through next February.
This brings the total Mexican
purchases of l. s. wheat over the
past several days 10 80 600 tons
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
Deny Wood Pulp Rise

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3 - The
OPA has spiked rumorS that
ceiling prices for domestic or
Swedish wood pulp would be in
creased later this year. The
agency announced that no such in
crease is expected
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
Revenue Seen Capitalized in Bonds

III this taken
Of the industry
In revenue bonds at To cent The total such
which
600 At per cent Ia S2S 000.000,000 at = per
In other the SlS billion he
public 100
billion or do that public
that The bankers would
deals with enough attract public
cut the gravy evenly they stil would billions"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04

rates Reply by letter rfvtns srs ~.
penence, etc. for interview Sy lecsl
I.presentstfve. Atlas Tool 4 DeSirfnfns
% ep,, Csstor and kensington svenuess
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
MALE HELP WANTED

Al MEN for machine repair EDW G
BUDD MANUFACTURING Co. l2l4l
Cnarlev0ix
a FEW 1000 production men--Handy '
With tools Win give you training as
motor truck mechanics Highest pay
possible during training. steady year
around work some tools required Ideal
working conditions union AutOcs
Sales Service Company, 1885 Ferry
PARK
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
Livestock Market

'tTrlF Heess ss.AbIe receipts $50
"fs.r-g AZ" Nefv d'minstea th' msrsef
presume '------=r $50 suits -rr-rvfrr-, ?
A'e SisIrH's. steers and yesfuc. rsotsd
f"s1} s1f replace 1ent catts gueveuy ttsECy
'N Nras Grassy .F rriHf urcttfs Wrrs hard
i' MOVE p. tunes CEoics J oSO-Ih uss-s
ir.utf ~ 81. other led steer ane yra
rru Eisssets mbds ttS faait. bulk medium
92hi 100 10 sestern Fifal33S Mot
mon and medium bet cSo buied =, 81 so
a ffw rrrf ~ so Gamers and cut-
,ef' Hat, s5ea Medium ana sooc asussse
nulf over goo thr brought ill.NOg - So.
hEttweignt common and medium bulls 50 so
sa A.tstiy cheice 44S-6la 'h ftocssrs
sid s~ 8l4 SOai4 su and huik common and
medium mixed brreds tiial1
'AiFES -Wrsst Salshe lecciprs 200
Nr,snrs, in'sdet ,he .eai,r ms,.ssi on 'rr
e'nf snf choice sesleu bglscd a. 81 fr-
.He s'rt most .ste Ales tls 50 Fttrrns
medium hdes brought 81 Sells throughout
HoCS-W Wssk ~0sbIe receipts e7s Wtns
.lzh--- ptE- acre slightly .s~rrr fF4u-tart
sces' record n~ volume marketing ,.,e
sn"rr again effected seasoned rIrfra.f
Prices acre isfFey UNCHANGED rounding aIt
variation has occurred All dtslrfhI. barrow.
and Ells sid - the fi4 90 esiI.. -r-rt
brought Slt snd So F.. ~his sses ul0td
sHEEp-Wses sslsol. receipt, 7oo
sscag,.,,,,g t3T,g sga .1,,ns lamb 'das o,.sm' ''H,
Gable outlet available even ~ drastiraty
.nHrf prices Lambs md sheep finished 81 o
so lower thsn 10 days 90 fwu weeks slo
nuh-'tlsieni cord and choice spring lambs
brought SIS Monday out stopped 81 SiA
sS' siiaI2 % ia'e % aaes 's'g@ ssre ,RIinS. . si,
-'urfrd 81 Medium f1 choice shorn swey
finished ~ tsa7 uhsn buyers could b. inund
,nls anf common ewes made q SodA on
CHICNGo
..dJ saj'AS9 ,s2 ts e., ,. Hs P2GS-I ~, 800, 500
go 65sl47 7s medium SI47s nrh,.
'1t7S reht uEhu SIS SoaI4-s packing
''r, rsrfrr 81 !! SsIS e5S niS 'i2 2sg,it 7N 90
gssfy Rcef steer. choice. ,issoais me.
fium St1m so. vesrlinFS t12al7 50
Butchers heifcu Silai7 as cows taaI4
bulls Sloals rsIyc, sloaIs fesasf
sieg-r yT7aT4 : stockeU. steers Sila
- 80 e9es snd heifsrs s. 2sei3 50
SHFEP-7 n00 steady Choice lambs.
Si4 Soc IS so common tI7mIa yrsriirgs
81 soc -. icedcfs. fll soal3 50 ewss
PITT ErFCH aus uSs7-CArTLF-
80 steady Stcrw good % choice 81 a|
~ medium % good sis soEiSso com
NON IN medium xI2snaIA So hslisrs-
eu1f IN medium tioai2 COWS gnpd t6
choice ii2al7 medium % so,d SaaI0.
esn9fr and cutters 50 No9s 81 bulls
medium scan
HoCs-so steady isn-rsn ros. yISa.
1913 10000 lbs SIS InaiS.I5 400
220 lbs StSmiSt 120-2SO lbs $3.50
~ ! lN $50 400 lhs N1Sm1StS 90o-7SO
lbs Si4 soaiA loO-lso ms SiaaI4TS
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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
Shelter Mig. Votes
Dividend Of 10 Cents

Shelter Manufacturing Corp.
has declared a dividend Of ~
cents. payable Sept ia, 10 stock
OF record Aug. is. The same
amount was paid June Is.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-04
PURPLE HEART AWARDS

PIC John y Cedar 3lSs Fort. Detroit
1t lacs A Curtis. Battle Greek
~ Bun Baldwin. Benton HsrboE
PIC CHARTS Baldwin Jr Benton Hsrbor
PIE Harry Click saginaw
re Donald = Harrinrton Akron