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Evening star., 1946-12-22

China's Christian general" Mar
shall Feng Yu-Hsiang, here on his
first visit to America, told yester-
day how he and GeneralisSimo
Chang Kai-Shek joined forces. The
marshal, 6 feet I and weighing 224
pounds. was guest Of the Sligo
Seventh-day Adventist Church at
Takoma Park, Md.
He said it was an adventist med
ical missionary, DR.. H. w. Miller,
whose example brought them to-
gether. The generalissimo and the
marshal were holding = conference
in a Hankow hospital nine years
ago when the Japs bombed the city,
the marshal said. The two saw DR..
Miller rush from the hospital, drive
his automobile to bombed building
and enter it. .-
The marshal related that he
turned to Chang and said, "Dr. Mil
Ter is an American and yet he is
willing to risk his life to save Chi
nese. He practices Love thy neigh
bor' as well as breaches it. We
have a false Christianity fighting
each other"
The generalissimo, Marshal Feng,
said, replied, "An right, let us be
real Christians and try to make
peace in China"
The marshal told his story
through an interpreter, the Rev. H.
I. Wang Of Boston. Marshal Feng
said he and his entourage-Yuan II.
Djang, technical adviser; G. F. Feng,
military attache, and T. C. Woo,
secreatary-were studying irrigation,
food control, water power, and soil
and water conservation in this
country. He expressed hope that
China some day might have de-
yelopment on the scale of the Ten
Snessee Valley Authority "a
Marshal Feng arrived at San
francisco September "A. He ex-
poets to spend & year in the United
States.
Evening star., 1946-12-22
Health Workers 10 Get
X-Rays for tuberculosis

All employees of the District Health
Department will be X-rayed for tu-
berculosis during the week Of Janu-
ary 8, DR.. George c. Ruhland, health
officer, announced yesterday. The
work will be under the direction Of
DR.. A. Barklie Coulter, director Of
the Bureau Of tuberculosis.
DR.. Ruhland plans to use addi-
tional space in the Municipal Gen.
ter, but he explained the depart
ment still lacks enough room to
function at its highest efficiency.
He estimated that at the present
time he has two-thirds Of the space
which was originally planned for
the department and is forced to
keep filing cabinets in the Railways
instead of in offices.
DR.. Rutland aims to establish a
competent division of statistics
through which the department can
issue health information to be fun
nelled to the public through bu-
reau of information.
Evening star., 1946-12-22
Paper Collections Reach
26,58S, 497- Pound Total

Winding up an active month,
Washington's Papertroopers brought
the grand total of The Evening Star
PTA paper salvage campaign to
26. .588. .497 pounds.
The 15-day total for December
was 379,7 ,790 pounds which netted
the various cooperating school
groups nearly $1,000. There will
be no further collections until
school resumes on January 2.
Among the collections not here
tofore reported were: Woodbridge,
1922; Bladensburg Grammar, at;
Bladensburg Junior High, $50; Ken
ilworth, 1882; Benning, 1928; Pierce,
625: Kingsman,, 3,345; Madison,
636; Seaton, 1,740; Ludlow-Taylor,
$50; Blair, 1873; Edmonds, 800; Nor
gan, 1,01l; Reno, $50; Oyster, 400;
Grant, 827; H. D. Cooke, 3,486;
Lafayette, 1,067; Congress Heights,
1929: Westbrook, LIS; Janney, a.
403; Mann, 825; Key, zoos; Murch,
1904; Hardy, 1921; Stoddert, 3,195,
and st. Thomas the Apostle, 646.
Evening star., 1946-12-22
mills Elected to Board
lOf Industrial Conference

Vice Admiral Earle w. Mills, chief
Of the Bureau Of Ships, United
States Navy, has been elected
member Of the National Industrial
Conference Board, 1t was announced
yesterday in New York. where the
board met last week.
He replaces Vice Admiral e. L.
Cochrane as q member of the in
stitution, which is devoted to re-
search in the field Of business and
economics.
Evening star., 1946-12-22
Army Historical Branch
Aide Receives Award

Israel Vice of 5124 Second street
NV, head of records analysis of
the War Departments historical
branch, has received the Civilian
Award for Meritorious Service, the
War Department announced yester-
day.
In a ceremony in the offices of
Brig. Gen. Harry j. Mallory, chief
of the historical branch, Mr.. Vices
assistance in the preparation of a
War Department history of World
War II was commended. He has
been in the Government service for
18 wears.
Evening star., 1946-12-22
Medical Center OfficioI
On PuthoIoqists' Board

Dr. Oscar B. Hunter, Of Washing
ton, has been elected a member Of
the board of governors Of the newly
organized College of American
Pathologists, which is establishing
headquarters at Chicago, it was
learned last night.
DR.. Hunter is secretary treasurer
of the Medical Center here of which
Doctors Hospital is a part.
Evening star., 1946-12-22
New Lights at Georgia
And Eastern to Go On

District and Montgomery traffic
officials viii participate in a cere-
mony inaugurating the new traffic
signal lights at Georgia and Eastern
avenues at 10 am. Friday.
George E. Keneipp, director of
vehicles and traffic of the District,
said the intersection presented a
difficult problem because of the
number Of streets converging at this
point and the heavy flow of traffic,
especially in rush hours.
Each traffic light will have four
signal lights.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Gas Price War
Threat Recedes

NEW YORK, Jan. 23-Esti-
mates of gasoline storage capacity
by leaders in the oil industry
fiuctuate now between 100 million
and 30 million barrels, and the
threat of a gasoline price war
growing out of surplus supplies
after storage capacity has been
filled-has been moved further
away. with March now being
called the danger period
A factor which has had conSld-
cradle bearing on the situation
has been a slowing down OF re-
finery operations on gasoline out
put by the larger companies which
are getting more kerosene and
heating oil out of every barrel OF
crude oil and less gasoline.
Also, as the l00-octane plants
built TO supply aviation gasoline
for the war have emptied their
refinery storage tanks, that addi-
tional storage space has been
added so that distress ~ gasoline
is not expected to appear on the
market until early spring
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Gen. Lord Heads
Technical Firm

NEW YORK. Jan. % (AP)-
Maj. Gen. Royal b. Lord, retired.
announced formation of the World
Wide Development Corp. by a
group of induStrialists, econo
miSts and businessmen TO provide
technical services TO private or
governmental industries in the
foreign field.
Gen. Lord. formerly deputy
chief Of staff 10 Gen. Eisenhower,
was named chairman and preSi-
dent of the new company.
The announcement said the
group would aid in the develop
ment of new products and indus
tries both here and abroad and
will offer economic research,
industrial and engineering service
on projects sponsored either prl-
vately or by foreign govern
mcntS.
Other directors of the company
are: DR.. Lauchlin Curric. for
mcrly an assistant 10 President
Franklin ID Roosevelt; Edward
T. Dickinson Jr.. formerly with
Il. S Steel Corp Robert K.
Nathan, formerly with the Office
of War Mobilization and Recon-
version Herman Starr, president,
Diamond Productions. Inc: Ben
Freedman and Arnold Grant.
attorney.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Cotton Spinning
Shows Decline
WASHINGTON. Jan. % CAP)

WASHINGTON Jan. % tAP)
The census bureau reports that
the cotton spinning industry OPP
Grated during December at lOl.5
per cent of capacity on a two
shift 40-hOur week basis, COM
pared with 1916 per cent during
November ms year, and 1883 per
cent during December OF the pre-
vIouS year.
Spinning spindleS in place Dec.
81 totaled 23.S06.392, OF which
1851 900 were active at some
time during the month. compared
with 23,S2O,574 and 2l.60o.00 for
November this year. and 3,l05 $40
and 22.2l2 432 for December, 1914.
Active spindle hours for Decem-
Der totaled 1872, ,9l9 207 or an
average Of 325 hours per spindle
in place. compared with S,672,-
l29. .S59 and 364 for November this
year. and S.76o. $50 052 and 379 for
December 1914.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Dealers Rackets

UnscrupulouS dealers arc StlIl
working rackctS on anxious
BUYERS. They take one form
or another
In one instance, a dealer VIII
insist that the prospective
buyer turn in his car at hall
of the price could get On
the market In this way he
gets a premium for early dc.
livery One such dealer offered
a customer $500 trade-in for a
car that was selling on nearby
used car lot for Sl.l0O When
this was pointed out 10 him by
the prospect. he said
well. you want the new car
quick, don't you?"
In some instances those who
have their names al the top OF
some dealers lists have been
propositioned by the dealer 10
use the car for a month or 50
and bring II back They Will
receive a small bonus on top
OF the original delivery price.
The dealer will then sell the
1916 car to an out-ot-town
buyer for a much higher price.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Farmers' M arket

FRU1TS-Applcs Jonathan No. 1. S4.s7
. 5-lb bu Mcintosh No. l. s4s7 45-lb
bu Rhode island Greenngs No. /, 81 ~
Ash bu SNOW, No J. S4s7 45-le .bu
Wealthy No. S4s7 Abb bu. Wolf
River. 80. /. 81 25 Abb bu
LETTUCE AND SALAD. -GREENs--celey
cabtaRe.. No Sl50@ 75 bu, French
vEGETHBLE GREENS - Co.lards. No /.
S1.25 bu Kale No. l. 81 bu
VEGETABLES, MISCELLANEOUS Bects.
NJ i 50a65c ~. red. No. / $I@I Is
b. curly No /, 5o5eggsi oa c2srois SsIstS
AiIemean squares No. 50 25a275 do1
bchs Celery root No. 50 5oa4 bu
~. l 81 22al. so PECK Daskei
Lcess 30 T. S1w1.2P doz bchs Dry
onions No S217 50.lb sack.
Parsley root 80 S2a2.5O bu Parsniss
30 1 &l.IOu2 bu. Potatoes No.
Sc 55a3 loo4t sack Radlshts red hoy
mouse. SO 81 dDf bchs Rnubaro. hrt-
hals, fancy e. aa95c 5-ib. box choice
y. h5c Euta9agas No. SIC p bu.
$50 j. S1U1 -. Vegetable oysters. No. J.
EGGs-Ez'rs larec sI4ai45o 3o-dol.
case large. Sl3Hl3.50 mrdlum, Sl2H
- 80. small. Ell.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Home Buiitdiinq
Figures Listed

CHICAGO, Jan. % (AP)-More
than l25,O0O homes and living
quarters we're started in a little
over two months after building
restrictions were lifted on Oct, Is,
"a nationwide survey of builders
showed today.
The survey was made by a
trade magazine, Practical Builder,
which said probably less than
one-third of these dwellings had
been finished, with the remainder
awaiting only the delivery of ma
terial to be made ready for occu-
pancy.
The number of starts would
have been considerably higher
had not builders discovered, in
the first 30 days after restrictions
were lifted, that sufficient ma
terials and labor were not avail
able the publication said.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Ask New CurbS
On Wheat Sales

NASiiINOlON. Jan. IL an.
tc temporary ,Hi'~ o' i''a. IA,
marketing nave o'th I'ui''S.." Wy
the holr' niliihE INDUSTRY I'D aI,
effort 10 move "ft'a' 40 INNS ".'"
export cha0ntis.
The rccummenaailohs " 'i q
drawn up by ih. eAecuuNe COM
T!'tCe oi me '4l.Itis .Ne''''''i
Federation
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
New Firms File
With Michigan

LANSING Jan. % CAPl- The
state corporation and securities
commission today listed articles
of incorporation for the following
new Michigan corporations:
Ann Arbor Radio Cab. 34d s.
Nam Ann AIbor, operate taxi
cabs. capitalized al $4,000 COM
mon Audrey and Kenneth Martin,
IururpOratorS
B. b Barge Corp, llS0l Buff
falo. Detroit, deal IN vessels
capitalized al 100 shares, no par
common B. S. Beveridgc, in
Corporator
BIT Equipment Co, 322 Shell
den, Houghton, buy and sell CON
Struction equipment, capitalized
at $1,000 common; Patrick Is.
Thornton, Houghton, incorporation.
Civic Center for Home Plan
ncIS. Inc. 1890 woodward De
troit, supply information on home
planning; capitalized at 81 .000
common; Marjorie J. FurSt, 92l5
kCnSingtOn. Detroit, incorporation
Evans Motor Sales, Inc. i097
w Jefferson, Ecorse, deal IN new
and used automobiles; capitalized
at $4,000 common; Elizabeth J.
Evans, incorporation
Goodfriend GaA Heat Sales Co,
1881 Hamilton. Detroit; deal IN
gas. heat furnaces, units, burn
crS. capitalized at 100 shares no
par common; Dave Goodfriend,
1854 Llttleheld. Detroit, lncorpo-
.pafOr
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
EE&Ge Reports
l,S EsQVPnuGS

BALTIMORE. Jan % tAPl--
Officers of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad report that passenger
rcvonue> for l915 were the second
highest m the road S history eN-
cpedod only by the full war year
of 1914
Nine officers who participated
in the special report, covering "our
accomplishments iH N-FeaI Ala y
pictured the b q Q as being IN
better physical and financial shape
than at any time since the war
began.
J J Ekin. vice president IN
charge OF accounting and claims,
reported that the road carried
passengers in 1919 re.
ceiving passenger revenues OF
approximately $4S,000000. The
roads record 1914 passenger reVc-
nue. was slightly more than
$50 900 600 lie SAID that the 1919
operating revenues tOtalled S36l-
100000 as compared with the pre-
war high of S285, 029.307 in 1923
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
PLEDGE $4,000 STARTS

San Antonio Tex, 400 starts,
Dayton. O., 126 starts. 80 COM
plctcd; greater -kansas- City Mo
area, 500 starts; Dallas, Tex, 200
starts. none finished Fort Wayne
Ind, s. starts; ST Louis, $50
starts: Worcester, Mass, 1913
starts: Denver. 2200 starts; Salt
Lake City 52S starts. and Ia
coma, Wash, 800 starts
In Chicago, builders have
pledged the start of 25,600 homes
this spring which could mean
that more than 10000 might be
built this year Land has been
acquired. financing arranged and
most details under way 10 permit
the building Of over $1,000 homes
in the Chicago area.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
By SILER FIREMAN

Amidst al thc gloom of
STRIKES and shortages. there U.s.
one trlEh. spot The rubber
industry fs showing gradual
Improvement and the outlook
is much brighter for 40 ahung-
anCc oi uIeS ln The months 10
come.
The Industry is licking one OF
ltS pftncrpal obstacles the man
power situation. And returning
SCvSI ICcmcU are the ones who
arc helping It
The b r. Goodrich Co rc.
ported that IN November as
Akron plant showed the largest
hiring m 10 years and that
about IS per cent OF AN those
hired were eN-SerVlCemen Hy
the end Of l945. the company
had TCfiTCd more than - per
cent OF the 1000 workers who
had gone into service
The quality Of our returning
veterans Is AS much "A factor
I'm bettering our manpo"er
situation ~ their numbers.
said +. = WeCkosSCr, admins
traitor of veteran rc-cmpluN-
mert. They are men who
have done tine work before,
know how 10 do IL and take
pride and satisfaction in H..
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Crude Oil
Output Up

Tulsa ONa Jan q. APP
pa.y avcrage crude od production
Increased S0O5J barreiS In thy
week ended Jan ia the C.I and
Ga- Journal reported today
Iar bulk o., tbe increased pro-
alyuou was IN Kansas where the
output came Up 2i300 barrels
daily to .6l 500 The eastern area
increased l650 To- 66.20U Louisiana
1900 90 36S. 500 Arkansas 80
to 1850 and Oklahoma 500 to
E"i $50 The Rocky Mountain area
ot Colorado Montana and Wyom-
IuC gained $3.50 10 l35 $50
Illinois jumped l.5OO 10 lOi BOO
Unchanged were California 4f
S45.750. Texas 40 1000 500 ana
New Mexico al i0035u
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Planet Insurance Co.
Promotes I al Buffalo

G. 5. Hildebrandt, manager of
the Buffalo branch office of the
STANDARD Accident Insurance. Co,
has been named manager OF the
Buffalo branch office of the Planet
Insurance Co, the company's fire
and marine affiliate. This will be
in addition TO his duties as man.
ager for Standard Frank Hause,
superintendent of the bonding de-
partment at Buffalo, will act as
assistant manager for Planet.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Airline Revenue Up

Northwest Airlines had SO
per cent more passenger reve-
nue. IN l945 despite a II per
cent cut in fares, according 10
Croil Hunter. president and
general manager. Air mail and
express also hit new highs, he
said
Northwest carried $50 4S9
revenue passengers last year.
Hunter reported. October was
the peak month with 36,702
passengers carried, Revenue
passenger miles flown totaled
217.975.656. exceeding the 1914
total by 97O00O0O miles
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Union Pacific Applies
For OK on New Bonds

WASHINGTON, J an %
Union Pacific Railroad Co has
applied 10 the ICC for authority
TO issue SAL 1890 of 30-ycar 27s
per cent dcbenture bonds TO be
dated Feb |, 1916. and to mature
Feb. l. 1876. Proceeds, together
with ether ftfffeisp-ttli -Ae-tist-ei- -te
redeem at 1O3 per cent the COM
pany'S 34-ycar 81 per cent de-
benture bonds due oct /. 1870.
and It's 35-year 3l2 per cent
debenture bonds. due May !. l91I
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ S Rukeyser
Margin Adjustment
Of Doubtful Merit

Although the immediate the Federal Reserve
aboShng the system OF security trading Wall Street
average
nze that margin trading AT best hazardous
In days OF free unregulated trading, the
added 10 the normal business and investment risks
hazard technique
induce unsophcated when market
compelled selling break when prices
became reasonable
Inc new regimen OF no margins viii deprive the market OF
ShakcoutS Though
individual marginal
honabb improved the technical position Also
q free society it through
by lcgi~a
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23

Now the social benefits technical
and brakes further removed by the
lraSnuch capital federal
least % per cent there is strong human impulse TO resist taking
Toi's The If technical
equal would ID
aG sold the top lost nothing through retaining his
position
As matter of fact 20 the cNtcnt that A the price OF
stocks merely offset the ,hunagc purchasing
power of the dollar The alleged capital gain more apparent than
better
collect capital gain such circumstances
OF the corrupnC effect OF the situation that
individuals making appraaS value This
uvcrduue bcy0nG
what fundamentals Justify the the markets culnunlt
NO Ir rc rsr @ 4.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
AveriII Wins Promotion

Robert NJ. Averill has been
named western regional vice
president of PennSylvania-Ccn-
tral Airlines. with headquarters
I'm Chicago. Az the same time
c. Bedell Monro, president Of
Pea. named Col. Robert +. Fell
a. eastern regional Chief with
headquarters in New York
Averill is a former FBI
agent He Joined Pea in 1871.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Visible Wheat Supply
Drops Al Million Blu.

CHICAGO. Jan. % tAP)-The
visible supply of domestic wheat
decreased 4.74S.0O0 bushels last
week 10 Il. $4,000 bushels. the
Chicago Board of Trade reports.
Corn increased $4,000 bushels to
, co. 900. oats decreased 1,546,000
10 37.456OOO rye decreased $4,000
TO 4.242, 900, barley decreased
100 600 to -, $4,000, and SoybcanS
decreased $4,000 To 17,340,0 600.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
25'PCT. COMPLETED

At this rate, assuming materials
and equipment will become avail
able in sufficient quantities. build
erS could easily produce 100000
dwelling units by the end OF 1916,
the survey showed,
A report from the Long Island,
n. Y, Home Builders Institute
stated 1000 homes had been
started but only p per cent were
completed since oct. 10. Members
of the institute said 1,S00 homes
would be built this year, but given
sufficient materials TINS would be
boosted 10 5000
Oklahoma City dwellers re-
ported that out of 81 dwelling
units started. none were com
pleted. out OF 600 starts in the
Indianapolis area SO were fin
iShed Other cities reporting IN
CludCd:
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
ChrysIer Promotes Sein

Mario Sein has been named
assistant advertising manager
of Chrysler Export Corp. by
c. B. Thomas. president lie
will assist w. B. Chapoton.
Sein was formerly with Hud-
son Motor Cars export division.
During the war he served as
chief Of the accounts and audit
branch of the War Production
Board in Washington. He was
also specialist on industrial
procedures for Brewster Aero
nautical Corp.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Extra s. Voted

PHILADELPHIA, Jan %
Norfolk and Western Railway Co.
has declared an extra dividend of
So on the common. payable March
9 10 stock of record Feb Is, the
first extra dividend on the COM
mon since 1911. when S5 was
paid The company also declared
the regular quarterly dividend of
81 so on the common, payable the
Same datpS
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23

IS double Responsibility IaiaItlIN
the tenj I'M, other obligation
"a stl.b influence public policy tU tlh' direction
genuine initiation hedge hl found io'-tay
Gcbarah, Tho best hedge against roioa initiation To
'o8cral government stop initiating the through
C0all~.lp1 deficit financing
Who 'rc>c.na banking authorities have abolished margin
TRADING r ft public should Doc overlooked that the CONNER
banks st left untouched IN The position of margin traders
which portfolio Of goycrup"u other bonds DO
amounts several time, thc capital funds is hrid
tEcs commercial bank buys bond effect creating
money dissraiod and the bond,
fd the bank depostO The debt lgJIshd When
thc government funds replace boroWings.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Polish Coal Output
Shows Big Increase

WARSAW. Jan. % tAP)-The
Polish Press Agency reported that
Poland produced 21,20S000 tons
Of coal IN 1915. The agency noted
the accelcratieH- -aI Peland'S coal
output by citing production
lump from 100000 tons in the
first quarter 10 100000 tons in
the final uuartCr
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Coffee Seat Price
Highest Since 37

NEW YORK, Jan % Ar
rangementS have been made for
sale of a New York Coffee and
Sugar Exchange membership at
81. 900. an increase of S400 over
the last sale This IS the highest
price paid for a membership since
1Q37
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Erie Buys fbeiscfS
For Chicago Line

CLEVELAND. Jan. % lINSl-
The Erie Railroad announced to-
day that 1t had ordered seven
giant DIESEL locomotives for use
on trains operating between Jcr-
sey City and Chicago.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Plastic Engineers
Appoint W. W. Ross

Walter w. Ross has been ap-
pointed chief engineer of the
Metals and Plastic Engineering
Co, J. II. Angel. general manager
announced today
Ross has been associated with
the ChTysler Corp.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
F. |. JalobsCo. Elects
Two New Directors

Clifford T.. SorenSoh vice prqSi-
dent Of i. l. Jacobs Co. in charge
Of the Jacobs subsidiary Conti-
mental Die Casting Co. and Joseph
n Briggs. vice president and
chairman of the executive COM
mittcc Of II. NJ ByllcSby a. Co.
Inc. Chicago and New York in
Vestmcni bankers. have been
elected directors Of +. /. Jacobs
-
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Live stock Market


HoGs-7oo. tuiy, steady active ba'Iows
ceiling bulk sows 400 lbs and down.
Sl4.25. ceiling heavier sowS al SlA. stays
around Sl2
CATTIE- 500 nr.cly truck run early.
COWS comprise around - per cent Of total.
an classes opened active. hrm but not as
aggressive as early monday un COWS
short luad choice 400. lbs steers, SIS
load good GO choice .lEhtHei.hf steers
Sl7 25. other scattered small lots medium
and good steers and ycal.iugS. &l4 5o"lG.
some common down 90 SIP. bulk common
and medium beef COWS. SlOHl3. few better
COWS offered sJaunCgs and cutters mostly
g 5Oo q.25 scattering common TO good
sausage bulls SlOHi3. short load good and
cHoice lightweight feeder steers Sl4.5O
CALNES--60O. early supply small, trade
active steady bulk good and choice vealers
al SIS. early top common and medium
grades. Sl3UlT tew Cuils down 10 s.
SHEEP 600 lambs and sncep opened
steady. but local demand slaughter lambs
narrow particularly on lower Grades early
shipping outlet limited around 400 head
good and choice e5-iOO lbs native fed lambs
at Sl1 25 the top scattered sales common
60 good mixed lambs Sfia14 few early
sales good and choice ial ewes. S7aT 25,
Cu4 ewes, S3 40.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23

CHICAGO Jan p INS -HOGS-l6 500.
steady Top bulk heavy medium and uEht.
SASS light lights S14 5Onl4 as packing
sows. S13.75w14 10. pigs Sl2ul4
CATTLE - 500 steady Calves 400
steady Beef steers choice Sls 5OalsI
common and medium S12cl6 so ycarlincs.
Sl2wiS butchers heifcIs SllalB cows.
SlOal4 90. calves S1O@l5 so feeder
steers al1al4 IS stockers, steers, SlOa
IA cows and heifeS SSm12 IS
SHEEP 500 steady Lambs, Sla 500
1925 common Sl1m1A. yearlinEs Slia
- feeders Sl3015.5o yves S5@7 30