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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Pin League Openings

Varsity Recreation has few
openings in its house league this
season. For information call UN
$500
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Dexter Loop Forminq

Dexter Recreation sos House
Bowling Circuit is organizing for
Tuesdays at 9 p. m. Call TY
S-o4S3.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Cadillac Loop Meets

There will be a meeting of the
Cadillac House Bowling League
tonight at s o'clock.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
nETRnIT
RnCkINGHAM RARK

weather. clear. tracks fast
Fifth RAcr-Vrlvet Heels
Sixth Race-Cuunt Double. Sugar Man.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01

Weather. clear. track, SLOW
Second Pace-Riotous Rebel
Third Race-Tiny SiG. Two O'Clock LAST
Frontier.
Fourh RAce-Attestsr. Plandome.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01

WeatrTrT, ciPHT. rack, FAST
FIRST hace-Bet Me, Waverly. BroadlOona,
Senator c. AsterperiOux Hapalm.
Third RAce-Blue Serge KinFE Feast,
Llctor, Gallant Son. Attendant.
Fifth EAce-Mercator.
Sixth Race-The Problem.
Seventh Race-NuAla.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Ames in Yank Chain

Harry Ames, a star pitcher OF
Columbia University. is in the
Yankee chain.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
GARDEN STATE

weather. cloudy track. fast
FIRST Race-CraymAr Bonnie, Wee Cray.
Second Race--LoudOun Boy. Comic Ann.
Third Race - Walger. Milea City. Bald
Empress, Royal Favor.
Fourth Race-Jims Jeanle. MSmys ",
COldte's Honey.
Eighth Race-Coot Mite.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Where TO Fish
On Weekend
By DON GILLIEs

An unprecedented number Of
trout anglers are expected to take
one more fling on northern Michi-
gan streams this weekend before
he season ends on Labor Day.
They will find conditions fair to
good on streams south of the
Straits and excellent on waters
in the Upper Peninsula. according
10 telegraphic reports received
here today from conservation
officers throughout the state.
Streams are normal in most
sections of the state with anglers
reporting the best catches on live
bait. Trout fishing is not too
good in the Baldwin area. fair to
good in the Grayling section, fair
at Mic, Atlanta, Traverse City
and Kalkasha.
GOOD IN l.. p. .
Trout fishing has been very
good in Iron and Dickinson coun-
ties in the Upper Peninsula with
prospects for the Labor Day
weekend excellent. Limit catches
are being taken on the Paint and
Iron rivers, Bush Creek, upper
Michigamme, Fency River and its
tributaries.
Excellent trout fishing is avail
able in Houghton, Baraga, Kee-
weenaw. Gogebic, and Ontonagon
counties.
In southeastern Michigan. pan
fishing has been generally fair.
Perch fishing has been good in
Wildfowl Bay and along the shore
to Port Austin. Lake Huron bass
fishing has been fair off Huron
County.
Anglers continue TO report limit
catches of perch at CaSeville and
Sebewaing Bay. Fishermen are
taking perch. bluegills and sun
FISH, using minnows and worms, in
Lake Erie.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Detroit Entries
ron FRIDAY

FIRST PACE-Eovics and apprentice riders,
81 500. 9-yesT-oldG and up. fuTlongi.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Developed Vehicles

One hundred and ninety-eight
new items that were once
OCO-D development projects
have been designated either as
limited or standard procure
ment. Most publicized of the
recently standardized m or
items is the new &c n T !
Pershing" heavy tank M26.
But development activity has
not been exclusively concerned
with tanks. 1t has included all
combat vehicles and their arma-
ment, transport vehicles, COM
ponents such as power plant,
tracks. suspensions, trans
missions, rubber products and
special equipment designed TO
insure mechanical reliability
under all conditions OF climate
and enemy terrain.
From its thousands OF part
ners on the Industry-Ordnance
team, OCO-D has accepted
3.050, 900 major items valued at
almost l6 billion dollars.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
System

Always on the alert TO save
taxpayers money, OCO-D has
used both army and CONNER
cial facilities TO remanufacture
vehicles and return them 10
service al about one-third of
their original cost.
OCO-D operates a warehouse
system with 100000 square
feet Of storage space. and Co.
100000 square feet Of open
space, at 43 separate installa-
tions throughout the United
States. This is so per cent Of
the total space operated by
Army Service Forces.
On an average the system
handles approximately 10000
tons OF material in and out of
storage each month. This is
equal TO 345 full trains of so
box cars each. Aggressive su-
pervision has more than doubled
efficiency in the handling Of this
huge physical load.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Stock Control Job

Keeping the right vehicle and
the right one Of the 125, 900 diff
ferent kinds OF tools and re-
placement parts where IL is
wanted, when II is wanted, and
in the quantity desired. is an
other Of GOODS tasks. II is
perhaps the largest stock con-
troll Job in the world.
Independent stock positions
are maintained and constantly
surveyed on each Of the 125, =
900 tools and parts.
All combat vehicles have
passed through the four Indus
trial Service Tank Depots under
the control OF OCO-D headed
for the combat zones. When
received by the combat "custo-
mers." they are ready for bat
tle-conplete with any special
equipment or modification re-
quired by the terrain OF par
ticular theater of operations.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Farmers M arket

FRUITs-Apples Duchess. no. /. .s47ss
4 - 4S-lb. bu wealthy. NO !. SAg4 81
su Peaches ss '9,s9l'f esry tsnSS s9 81 No ol
si.75g2 as Hale Haven. fancy, $3.50 bu.:
No !. S25og3. South Haven fancy. s5 so
10 50 eOss sa ssss ss Fo0P No. f;yPr 81 Ss
PiumS. Creengage, 10. l. s4s5 10 Brad
shaw, fancy. SO: No /. 81 as ou. Burbank.
''Yis vEsGETAsLEs-c.bSss. 4ps Is NJ No. /. sssssc
Il 7seasi bu Mustard Greens. No !, es
soll. Si oS 10 S'71Sn 10 Du sss sssOf ehsPs 9s
No !. 75ss5e Du. Turnip Greens. No. J..
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENs-csl,ry
Endiys. fancy. 81 bu No. /. 75e ssl bu.
Ese,ro!e fancy 81 bu No l. 5sessi.
Ne n" Le,iues sISi q SO eu l. 4e'e TO- "0mAins'
VEGETABLES Cmisceilaneousl -Besn,
Sanss4 s. sq Ssy Mo- $ 81 53s w5 So KsP'so so
2 Lima, No. /. ssas so bu; Roman fancy
50 bu. No. / 81 5os3. wax. fancy. 81
Fan 9sncy no eol doi ss5, No B' sgDfhss
topped. No. si9osl.7o BY Broeeoli
75c bu.. No !. 5ogesc. Red. fancy. 50
10 ! s75 ou' Curly. No. /. si2ss
Carols. punched No. sos7se dor.
Sehs S.,,;,,,, topped No 81 81 7's2 25 tu.
isocy. socasi coz. 6chs No. !. 5oss5s o;;5e
eesf ,.as; Eao' as sdo, sack SS, ss sssl
81 Cucumbers. slicers No /. 81 5o@2
bu Dllls. no. 1. t2a3 50 bu. medium
No !, S4d5 bu small. NO 1. $500. Dill
No /, s0a75c doE. bchs Eggplant No.
s2.sos3 bu.. Eggplant. long type. No l.
Horse radish. No /. sl7ssa75 PIX bsk,
Kohlrabi No. /. 7sc@sl doi. behs Leeks
No /, si9l.5o dof bchs Green Onions
fancy. 81 dor bchs No 7SNsSr.
onions dry, fancy s2.o7 5o-lb sack. No i.
sl.75g2 onion Sets white No /. lArge
S5 sob sack; medium, Ss small. SO
Okra, No !, 81 5o@3 7-lb basket Parsley
Root no. l, coarse coz. bchs Parsley,
curly. No. /. 5oaese Ndo1. bchs Psrsnips.
No I. si@i2s pk bskt Green fancy,
siai so bu'. Red sweet. No. NJ l. .iO7ss
so pk bskt' Pimsnto. No. 1, Sl@1.25
Potatoes. fancy. 81 1oo-lb. sack No.
- 25Oa26 65 Pumpkins. No /. $50 bu
Rsdishes, Red. No. l, soa75o doI bchs
long white. No l. 65a75c dor hchs. Puta.
osFas, No. /. S2a2 2S bu Rhubarb No. 1
o0a75c doz. bchs squash Italian. fancy
Queen. No. / s7a7 so bu summer. fancy
~ 80 bu No. !, Siai25. tomatoes
fancy. s5c IAN, hskt No 4OTs0e
Tunips punched fancy 80 dor hchs No
J, siei 2s, topped. fancy. 50 bu. No. !
EGGs-Er,rs isrse sI7iS, so-dof ease.
large, fl6.S3. medium, $500,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Squar Id
Converted

Plants Of Square D Co. have
converted 10 normal
Peaeetime operation. according to
F. w. Magin. president.
During the- past several
months" he said, "Square ID has
been receiving a large volume OF
orders which have not neces-
sarily been for government or
strictly war purposes. 10 we
have no problem in switching
over 10 our regular activity.
The extraordinarily large back
log OF orders for our electrical
products places the company I'm
an especially strong position for
maintenance Of volume and en-
ployment."
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Who S Embarrassed

SO while I'm rihhing some
one else / nights weH,teH one
on myself
StOrrs Case called 10 congrat-
ulate me on my item about him
being interested IN q Job with
MIl Grants advertising outfit.
Il have TO confirm H." said
StorTS with Chuckle. Eve
been on his pay roll for more
than two weeks"
However. he went on 10 say
that the day be was scheduled
10 start. he broke his ankle so
that no announcement had been
made. But the thing that gets
me. is that | Iunchcd last Sat-
urday with Ted Grace. VINO
heads the agency here. and he
never mentioned a word about
the deal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
What 'sNew
In Business
William M. Packer
Shows EN- How
By WARD SCHULTZ

I think it was Sam Keller
who told this story about Bill
Packer. erstwhile sales execu-
tive for G. M. and Packard, and
now a Pontiac distributor.
When he was with one Of the
G.. M. divisions, they became a
little dissatisfied with sales in
one area and Bill went down
TO pep the boys up. At a big
meeting, the district sales man.
ager explained 20 Bill that this
marked the conclusion of a big
sales drive and that you couldn't
sell another car in that area in
a month.
'LOOk, brother" said Bill
'T'll bet 20 bucks can sell
n car within the next two
hours"
The bet was taken. Bill went
out into the street and almost
Immediately tagged down a
battered old car containing a
farmer, his wife and two chill
dren. They were bound for a
vacation trip and luggage was
loaded all over the jallopy.
Within 10 minutes, the load
had been transferred 10 "A shiny
new car. Bill had pocketed the
balance needed for a down pay
ment, the farmer was on his
way-and Bill was back con-
busting a rip-rOarlng sales
meeting.
+. S.-Salcs picked up!
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Both Synthetic and Natural TO Be Used

In work with both synthetic rubber we have
become convinced that each has its advantages
be used in large quantities in the future.
Some products be made from synthetic rubber which
would be impractical with rubber
resistance OF certain synthetic acids
other substances which adversely affect Consequently
shall be able synthetic wide
which would not be practical made with rubber
other Instances we shall be able to combine both provide
the best possible product
Although the amount Of synthetic rubber that be
ultimate peacete production be large
capacity it should be sufficient the
OF good part Of the synthetic rubber plants
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Detroit Livestock Market

at Ssai7. odd head TO sIS75. Gamers and
cutters brought S7as5o, some down 20 SO.
Sausage bulls ranged scan and beef bulls
xi2.5oai350 Stockert and feeders were
about steady. but quality was plain. In
ferior TO medium replacement cattle made
Ssai2. With a fev good sl39l425. choice
absent
CALVES - Weeks sAlAble receipts, i.S25.
veslers sold briskly all week At steady prices
but grassy calves were slow and weak. Good
and choice vealerS bulked AZ the SIT practical
top. Common and medium Grades made SIS
r. s, while culli bulked around $40 Choice
3OO-pounders we're ouOtable at SlSS16. but
grassy heayies ranged sad13.
II o G s 90 Weeks salable receipts 200
Nothing occurred In the hog market 10 break
the monutonous Sameneu that has prevailed
Tor nearly eight months. Prices held at vir-
tuAl ceiling levels and receipts were far below
trade needs. BarrOWs and gilts again hulked
At the Slf,90 ngure. SOws sold a. STAG
l4,l5 while stars rsnRed from si4 down.
SHE p - Weeks Easble receipts 77oo.
Sharply increased receipts OF native spring
lambs found demand narrowed by month-end
quota limits and no shipping outlet Trading
dragged. with prices dfastically lover lambs
mostly 81 of Tor the week sheep ruled
weak 10 soc lover. Good and choice sprinF
lambs hulked late ~ t1s few Al ti32S
whereas the TOP Monday was si4 freely
common and medium lambs made t1odil
late With trashy culls down 10 SO. Bucks were
discounted 81 Good and choice storn ewes
hulked late ~ Ss9s.S0, extreme top 81
Cun and common snaA sod all Week az tsa4.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Markets & Business
IndustriidIs
Pace Market

NEW YORK. Aug. 81 (INS)-
The stock market gained ground
frsctionally today in moderately
active trading concentrated in in
duStrials.
First hour turnover spproXi-
mated 270,000 shares.
Steel stocks averaged half
point better. Motors sought higher
ground. Rails were firm but made
little headway when interest in
the group Jagged.
u. S. Steel rose as high as I'll
At 123 Chrysler was up ". Santa
Fe, B. & o. and Southern Pacific
averaged a better. Lockheed
paced aviationS 10 higher levels,
selling at 30%, up q. Utilities
were a bit better with Electric
Power and Light strong at 12K
Other market groups were quiet
and steady.
Bonds were dull and firm.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Auto
Graphs
OCO-D Celebrates
lis Third Birthday
BY sILER FREEMAN

Tonight the 4s9 military and
3,348 civilian members OF the
Office-Chief Of Ordnance--De-
troit gather at Masonic Temple
TO celebrate the third and prob
ably final birthday, as such.
Brig. Gen. Walter p. Boat
wright, commander of OCO-D.
is leaving and when the reor-
ganization OF the industrial
operations staff is completed.
many more familiar faces will
be gone.
So the celebration tonight
should be a real one. 1t has
achieved a record which can 60
down in history.
OCO-D formed half OF the
induStry-ordnance team that
interpreted military needs into
miracles of production. It's
products swept everything the
enemy had in front of it.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01

The week witnessed increased
receipts Of all species Of livestock
at the Detroit market. Sheep and
lambs were up most, with supplies
burdensome. Prices tended lower
for some cattle, lambs and sheep,
while vealerS and hogs were un-
h Ahanged. Choice steers topped at
BIS; practical top for vCalers, SIT,
and early lamb top Sl1, with best
late S13.25. Hogs remained at the
S1490 ceiling.
CATTLE - weeks saiable receipts f75O.
Augmented by increased. numbers from all
sources. receipts we're largest since nid-Febru-
Sry. Grass Tat offerings ~ all descriptions
pred1minatrd Slaughter steers. yearlinRs and
heifers were steady 20 2hc or more lower
beef COWS 2N-S0c lower C1nacrs and cutters
steady o. 2Sc lowcr white bulls were pCddled
all week az catch.hid fatcN Choice l,le3-lb
Nichiran fed steers topped 40 SIS Other
GOOD and choice red cattle made S1fflT so.
Win next best load lot af SIS being Ken
iuekys Most Western russ steers made
tl8 509i5 80 Grassy native steers year
IiuFs and hciicrs brouFht slOu14. with cut
'rry lirh'wcighUs rn dunw % SO or below
C-nire riTed yesrlinss rsachea sl7; most
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
3 Months Too Late

Early last May this column
described the new revolutions
ary fountain pen" with the
ball-bearing nib which was in
vented by "A hungarian who
moved 20 the Argentine and
Rgter that month, the purchas-
kg companies-Eversharp and
Hberhard-Fabor confirmed il IN
an Official announcement.
Yesterday. one of the local
gossip columnists devoted sev-
eral paragraphs 10 the sensa-
tional item which was New IN
business more than three
months ago
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
BruCker Promoted
By Kroger Company

CINCINNATI. O. Aug. SIC.
NJ Robertson, president of the
Kroger Grocery and Baking Co,
announced the promotion Of Lewis
s. Brucker 90 director Of market
analysis and inventory control of
the Krogcr organization. Brucker
Wlll continue as director OF Kroger
ceiling price policies.
Formerly a resident Of Crosse
Polnte, Brucker spent many years
IN Detroit business circles as an
investment counselor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Distribution Is Still BottIeneck

There is however boteneck be dsrbution
The lines OF supply from the factory the civilian
stocked with tires Warehouses and dealers unavoidable
delays before all demands Will be
To Americas millions OF farmers still earlier
peet The raonng of tractor and implement already
ended and distribution Of all
so mat farmers be able all they require
our company for example, will produce so per
farm tractor and implement tires September average
monthly production the half production
important because the farm shortage threat
TO the efficient harvesting Of food
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
L-0-F Starts
On Auto Glass

TOLEDO Aug 3l-John ..
Biggers. president Of Libby
Owens Ford Glass Co. stated that
the company is now moving into
full-scalc production Of fat glass
= for automobiles and for home
ilding
u After a few days of readjust-
mcnt. hr said employment in
Libby's FIVE Toledo plants is as
high as IL was just prior 10 VI
Day and is gong higher.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01

UNITED STATES PLYWOOD CORP.
Report for quarter ended July 81:
lgAs 1914
Net profit S43O 500 S262 800
Esrned per common share SIC soc
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01

Ford mechanics win
'ogis ready % wurk guafanteed ssl.
~ monthly bonus. stuart wnsnn.
925 M.chiEsn. Ok o5o0.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
BY HARVEY $. TIREsTONE JR.

Reconverson TO peaceme production relatively quick
and orderly for the rubber industry
manufacturing facilities at hand only machinery changes
necessary and these are being made swiftly.
FeStone has scheduled passenger production
tember at that virtually equals prewar
month Civilian tire production
reach capacity matter of weeks ypieS
outlook for the entire rubber industry raonng
should be eliminated well before the O this year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
BEWILDERING

The human side of reconversion
is snarled with bewildering COM
plexities.
Bosses big and little are won
dering today If they can possibly
live up TO the letter Of the law
which provides that the vet can
ge. back his old job. Or one just
as good. Most of the vets Will
want the old one.
Millions Of returning vets will
never have done any kind OF
work, or never settled into perTna-
nent work inches. They must be
absorbed. Others will wander
away from old tasks. seek new
ones.
AS for the civilian who learned
that he was laid of indefinitely.
he has either his war bond savings
and bank account 20 fall back on
until his old plant can recon-
vert-or he has his memories Of
the high wages he earned and
setlandePed
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Foreign Exchange

,RK. Aug. 31--Prices IN cents.
ain nound AOD nnAOA
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Substantial Increase in Truck Tire Output

Truck line operators and truck viii be able
view the tire problem matter of the past before
controls removed from passenger sched-
ues call for substantial increase production for the
coming month.
AS in the of tires believe the rubber industry
quickly meet the need for rubber parts fittings
radios products consumer goods Here
too, reconverson involves complex problems
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
121-Cent Dividend
By Soss MFG. Co.

Soss Manufacturing CO. has de-
clared a dividend of 1914 cents on
the common stock, payable Sept.
"a to shareholders OF record Sept.
10. The same amount was paid
in June and March of this year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

JOHN HEELoN
1870 W. GRAND BLVD. TY e-1471
Fred c.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
3d62 z JEFFERSON Fl 2l7S.T9
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
25-Cent Dividend
By Reynolds Spring

Reynolds Spring Co. has de-
clared a dividend OF % cents a
share. payable Sept. % TO holders
of record Sept. Il. A similar pay
ment was made on June &c.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
DeiseI -Wemmer Pays
371-Cent Dividend

DIESEL Wcmmer- Gilbert Corp.
has declared a dividend Of 37i2
cents on the common stock, pay
able Sept. p TO shareholders of
record Sept. 10. a similar amount
was paid in preceding quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Perfect CirCIe PAYS
Quarterly Dividend

Perfect Circle Co. has declared
the regular quarterly dividend of
80 cents per share, payable Oct. /
10 stock of record Sept. Z.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Eureka Vacuum PAYS
Dividend Of III Cents

Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co. has
declared a dividend of 1914 cents,
payable Sept. IA 10 stock of rec
ord Sept. 8. The same amount
was paid in previous quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
VETS ATTITUDE

The treasury says that il ex-
poets a genera" redemption Of
war bonds during this fall and
winter. Unemployed war workers
will redeem them 10 tide them
selves over until they get a job.
A tremendous morale problem
will loom during the next six
months. Except when he worried
about home front strikes the man
in uniform generally felt the
whole country was roofing for
him. Will he continue TO think so.
unemployed?
The morale OF the homefront
worker was kept high by meas
ures which ranged from pure pa
triotism 10 love of time and a
half for overtime. But what will
happen between nov ard spring
while unemployment rises7
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Blueprint. for Ameries
RecOmVerSiOn Easy
For Tire Producers

EDITORS NOTE-Hnrucy S. Frestone Jr, president the
Fest0ne Tire and Rubber Co.. today acts guest on
Meryle Stanley Rukeyser, Sunday Richard
b. Tucker rice president Of the Pittsburgh CO..
discuss the outlook IN has nldustryJ
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Time Lag
Hits Morale

Bob ConSidine. ms staff
writer on a nationwide tour 10
examine reconverSion problems.
in the following article pictures
the job prospects for veterans
and disIocsted war workers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
BY BOB CONsIDINE

NEW YORK, Aug. 81 QNS)-
Reconversion has an infinitely
subtler meaning than the replant-
ing of peace tools in factories. II
also involves millions OF Ameri-
can workers.
II involves, also, the homecom-
ing veteran.
Some 100000 A eric an s
worked during the war, a vast
majority in war industry and re-
lated occupations. They worked
essentially for Uncle Sam.
Many workers now will disap-
pear from the country's man.
power pool-but the great major
ity will keep the work pool filled.
The government say" that $780,
600 will be out of work by the
first peacetime Christmas since
1910 and 100000 by spring.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
NERvE-wRACKING

But there are no presto
change" miracles in reconversion,
Reconversion delays are as
nerve wracking to manufacturers
as 10 the persons the process puts
out Of work. One refrigerator
manufacturer revealed he recently
received 100000 orders for his
product without telling his po-
tential customers how much the
boxes would cost. But IL will take
him years 10 make that many and
his customers will shop else
where.
II is time filed with the
sweat of those working night and
day 10 lick the reconversion 60
Hath, and the sweat of the work
ing man who looks on the historic
struggle.
Sunday: Bridgeport, Gonna
sample of the New England pic
turs.)
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Detroit Stocks
Sales

Hayes Mfg lis. III. ilas+1u
Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid so far this wear
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Earnings
y y MYFRs a BRO. Z

! y. MYERS a BRO co.
Nine months ended July 81;
! 1aAs 1914
Net profit aB1i7aa asis477
Share earninr t7.5s s757
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01

steady. Top. SKIS, bulk. si475; heavy.
S475. medium. Si475. light. Sl47
light lights. yi4 so ai475; soWs Si3 rs q
Il: pigs Si223dl42
CATTLE. 800; steady. Calves. 500
steady. Good and choice steers Sis. so
ais; common and medium. Sii so q IL. so .
yearlings Si2+i7 50, hefers, Slidl725.
cows. SIS 50 70 10 so. bulls, Sl0ul4 so
calves. $40 d Is. feeder steers, Sl2al4 so
stocker steers, sil a qlf25. cows and
feiferE, SsQ13
t.ooo; STEADY Coiee lambs
81. 80 q y as. feeders. Si2pl5 50. ewes
$5a6.75.