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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
Baker, Simonds
Marks 18th Year

Baker, Simonds e. Co. Detroit
investment house, was honorcd
today by the Detroit Stock EN-
change for having completed .
years of membership in the local
Exchange.
Charles A. PARCELS, president
of the Exchange, stated in a COM
munication 10 the firm, your
record of continuous service since
Jan. IS, 1921, has been invaluable
20 the Exchange and has been a
distinct contribution 10 our own
progress. All the best wishes for
your continued growth and sue
cess.
We are especially proud, as we
enter our second quarter-centufy
of membership on the Exchange
that we started this year with a
record of adding as associates
four men discharged from the
armed forces and four others who
were, Engaged in War Weys, y q
clared Winslow Howarth. vice
president of Baker, SimondS
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
Farmers M arket

FRUITs-Apples Jonathan No. l. s4sj
SSH bu Mcintosh No S4s7 4s-lo
bu Rhode Island Creenings No s4s
45-Ih bu SNOW No. /. s4s7 4s-lo bu
River, No /. s425 a5-Ib. su
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS o. Celsr'
cabbage No. 50 bu., French endive Ne
VEGETABLE GREENS - collsrds. No /
81 as hu. Kaie, No 81 bu.
VEGETABLES. dfsCEi.LANEOUs Bests
topped No. sl.75@l IS bu Csobast
SS iSpp.d cu, " S2 b. SS CELERY c'IR Mss
igsn squares No. / S225a275 doz. bchs
Celery root, No. !. .,3ya3.so bu.. Hosersd
ish no. si.25aI-b0 peck basket Ieeks
No. Sid1.25 dof bchs. Dry onions No
/. s247 50-lb. sack Parsley root No.
S2e250 bu. Pannips fancy s22S. No.
Potatoes. No /. s2.7sga ioolb. sack
PadlShes, red hothOuse. No ! 81 dol. bchs
Rhubaro. hOthouse fancy. 9Oc@Sl 5.lb. boa
ch0ice. 65mT5c. RutabaRas No. J. 81 "a
i.25 bu rumips topped fancy 81 sos
i75 bu No. Si@i2S. Vegetable oysters,
gcGSGE.'r' s'%l.sS m,,9 '9o2. 9iss
POULTRY LIVE - Broilers fryer and
roasteu 3oa32c 10 hens 2Sa 27i7c IN.
ducks, 2sa3ie 10 geese, 7s'7c - younF
turkeys 3ei1c N
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
Rail LOadings
Drop i'm Week

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25 tAP)-
The Association of A m err c n
Railroads reports that 749,475
cars of revenue freight were
loaded during the week ended last
Saturday.
This was decrease of %, ,083
cars, or 3 per cent. compared with
the preceding week; a decrease of
28,097 cars, or 3.6 per cent, COM
pared with the corresponding
week a year ago, and a decrease
of 49,175 cars, or 60 per cent,
compared with two years ago.
The association estimated that
Class l railroads handled AZ 500
100000 ton-miles of reven c
freight during December. A de-
crease of about 26 per cent under
December, 1914.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
Livestock M arket

HoCs-sslsbls $50 sc'tye t-m bar
-oEt ard riiu mostly - SIS ceiling buik
xnut si4 snd 1l47s fee tfsgt Sl2 FCr
@fet All fuine STEADY.
CATTLE Stlsblt $50. todsys trade
sssoy For Veek General marsef active
eorplets clearance daily. cn~s opened 25c
~ nor higher -4e->s with advance lost
sfneF classes ttrurF thr'uEn0gi sl cistsfs
AZ or sD0se figh point for season. 81 'sr 71
gtis Fooe snc choice strsn and ytaLl-l41-
sae roSe s6oi 100 i5i ssiIinr si4 500
Tsso mos. common and medium lEt'
usirhu Sl14l4 food uiyrc FttTirEt fr
aih7s straight heifeu iIt-h goo me
ctum arc ruoo bssf cUs' 3i1 s0elE
rIostlv 1i4so down cumm1n 8ud medium
beef Goes SiOai3 rsunsu and cutters
81 sOMe2s bulE con mon fr FIaf ftutg 70
huiis, tIo@i3 rood beef 0uH, Si3aI4 so
fsw gooc ard cnoice rspiaeemsut cstut
icsLv1Esosssbie 90 trn to1,, ra
ursE Vtslert tCsrre sefFt strong o. ttH1t
Ssetr, sis fss Hn-f.v rro.es SIS 76
ceiling common snd medium sisafT .ul.s
sHEKEP-ss,sit 900 s,ssev tods, r-
NstE ssurhtst ianbs ven ers'i- opened
stesov Cioseo 75a 5or .UHt shrsl -r.
flfhsr Tooc slc choice native lambs ln.
evenly fi4.5oei5zs wssst t1p SIS 9s.
late thlppsr t0p SIS sit .Hrt in'r-rfli
s,sS1 ssag ne. ITss'' si4 ,I''s ssi, ssn r. "
esiov bulb RIO ar choice H' eve So
- to- - .-~w.r 'r r.~ .rtf
s,srv mass 80 rHt fErt t7-t
r0or r.fsfsnrf o. cisElrr
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
Tire Output Up

Unless lack Of steel wire for
beading interfereS, the rubber
industry will reach $4,000, 600
passenger car and $4,000
truck units in the first quarter
OF this year. II produced H.
100000 passenger and 100000
truck tires IN the last quarter
of l945.
Nevertheless, manufacturers
of new vehicles are still pro-
hibited from getting tires and
tubes for spares. w. James
Sears, director of the rubber
division, wants as many new
tires as possible to go for re-
placements.
Tires will not he plentiful
for several months" he pointed
out. But there will he enough
20 allow all vehicles To remain
In operation II owners do not
hoard or hog tires"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
Park Chemical
Expands Plant

F. Lloyd Woodside, president OF
Park Chemical Co. has announced
a modernization and expansion
program. designed 10 increase
present facilities by about SOC
per cent.
A new two-story unit. compris-
ing a mixing and packaging plant
and five new offices, Will be ready
for occupancy next June !. In
connection with this moderniza-
ton program, Woodside revealed
the appointment Of r. w. kinzie
formerly with J. r. Watkins Co,
az production engineer.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
Sees Control Lost Over Quantity of Money

"In the production rationng commodities
evidence price
control Of the quantity produced production
stated quantity and lose control Of of production
1905, 1906
tanned partial the price
Now, the choice
lost control the quantity though this
fully apparent"
Meantime which Abbott ucidly
ades the established financial brakes
Winds politicians with blue sky notions the public
guard by legislative schemes
and to ulime non-fucuatng operation national
economy full capacity"
The gooy advocates of inaonay fiscal methods which
boom conditions nconsenty demand
public be spared from the old which followed
bV
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
Governments Cheap Money Policy Boomeranes

"The cheap money policy OF the federal has
the credit"
Mr. Abbott pointed THE policy adopted the 1905
stimulate business deficit financing and later
expenditures debt extremely high level
cheap he supported quite different grounds
interest II pointed out held down the interest
ton that chunge of in the interest
S25 billions TO the nations budget.
be q
check speculative advance prices
o
stimulate business activity because the rates already
tremey little
slight decline Is might still be possible.
Even important cheap money through
federal credit, volume
debt signifies that responsible fiscal authority
termne the Under
dtion the public the decides how
theres shall he
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
SWenSOn Firm
Incorporates

Isnees Yr S;S.sS1.sol,, S;SSiSl .,.esidenr OF
Swenson Engineering Service. De-
troit. has announced the incor-
poration of the organization. The
firm is now doing business as
Swenson Engineering e. Manufac-
turing. Inc.
In line with general expan-
sion program, Wagner-Green Co,
Cleveland. has become sales head
quarters for Swenson infra-red
equipment in Ohio. An eastern
representation, the J. X. Munhall
Co.. Buffalo. has been in operation
for some time.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
M. S. Rukeyser
Initiation Termed
Subtle COlffiScatiOn

which such Lord John Maynard
seductvely style of management is
become known objective historians period OF money
The goofy idea that politicians
petua financial machine through uninterrupted deficit
financing little than concealed form of taxation.
Initiation resulting from unbrded government budgets Ike all
initiation subtle of conscatng for immediate purposes the
savings thrifty citizens II is
dangerous il concealed and for time
invisible
The Technique of fiscal and monetary msmanagemen has been
ketched detail Charles C. Abbott Harvard economist IN Bar
The the racketeerng idea Of
keeping Subnomay low order give the impress
federal debt burdenSome
carrying charges take from effective
controls the monetary situation
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
Nail DistiI|ers Corp.
Rights Offering Seen

NEW YORK, Jan. 25-Direc-
tors of National Distillers Pro-
ducts Corp. are contemplating a
plan of offering stockholders the
right TO subscribe 10 additional
shares TO provide additional work
ing capital. National has 2,280,-
275 shares of capital stock out
standing. Details have not been
finally determined but about 500
100000 in new funds is believed
TO be the objective.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25

CALvEs-wssk's receipts $3.50. De
mand far exceeded the meager crop OF vcalers
and prices tended 10 strengthen. although
measurable upturned failed 10 develop Good
an choic veaiers oulked A. SIS, with strictly
choice topping a. the SIS 30 ceiling. Com.
mon and medium grades ranged sl3a11o 90
and culls sold from $40 downward
HOGS-weeE's receipts. si.loo Market,
Ing " hogs dropped 10 lowest volums OF
the winter season and trade was cutie
aggressive az strong rates. Prices we're
generally hrmly pressed against ceiling levels.
Barrows and gifts sold largely Al SIS ceiling
Most sOws svcTa ginE around and under 400
lbs made sIA.25 and heavier SoNs Sl4
The few stays sold at Sl2.
sHEEP-weeks receipts 81 900. Broad
demand from ell Interests existed az the
week opened but local outlet vas rsther
actutely narruued after midWees Neyerthe-
less supplies made a broad clearance. Lambs
opened steady but closed asa soc under =
week ago sheep ruled strong 70 25c higher
Good and choice native lambs sold AZ sl4 so
aiS2s during the week. with SIS IS the
weeks top paid freely on Monday. Nothing
passed SIS on the close. with iocel Interests
s,oppinf at S14TS. Common and medium
lambs moved readily ~ siosi3 with locsl
ouiis' shsorhinf bulk Of the crop. CuNs
cvss msde t3-A.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
Auto
Graphs
Parfs Put Danper
on Car Production
By sILER FREEMAN

Not steel nor glass nor bump
ers are applying the coup de
grace 10 the wobblinc auto in
dustry. It's lack Of vital parts
again. Packard is going down
gaInely but its eoing down. The
Briggs plants are IN the same
boat and Ford is having its dill
hculties and probably will fold
in short order.
The ChrySlcr divisions have
been TIED up for lack OF glass.
They have been planning 10 re-
open next week but now II IS
doubtful they will even make
the att,mp
The predictions of a 5000 UOO-
car year for 1916 have been
pared 10 100000 and will be
shaved even more now. The
dreams OF a quick Changeovcr
from war 10 peace and then
record production are fading
fast.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
Hudson Still Optimistic

Hudson remains optimistic
despite all current setbacks. Re-
eardless of delays. divisional
sales managers were told TO eX-
pecta a year OF volume produc-
tion and sales at three-day
conference here. Opening the
meeting. George H. Pratt, gen.
eral sales manager said;
I'VE look forward tn the
greatest challenge and biggest
opportunity the automobile in
dustry has ever known"
Divisional sales managers at
tending the conference were
c. NJ. Calhoun, Northwest; G.
w. Estaver, Southeast; +. j.
Beguhn. Midwest; c. A. J. Had
ley, Northwest; w. s. Milton,
Southwest and W. f, Young.
Pacific.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
Fur Price Increases
Expected by Dealers

MONTREAL, Jan. "a (AP)--
Price increases, ranging from 10
10 50 per cent, are anticipated by
leading Montreal fur dealers in
line with increased prices of furs
at the Canadian fur auction sales
here. Stating that there now
was run on muskrat, beaver,
gray Persian lamb and mink. one
company spokesman said prices
next season would probably be
increased by about 30 per cent.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
American Brake Shoe
BUYS Canadian Firm

NEW YORK. Jan. 25 (AP)-
American Brake Shoe Co. has
purchased toilette Steel. Ltd, a
larg producer Of maganese and
alloy steel castings in Canada.
William 3. Given Jr.. president.
announced. He said the Canadian
firm would be operated by the
present management working un-
der the direction Of Brake Shoe :
American Manganese Steel dlvi-
sion.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
Steel Codtings Firm
Acquired by Koppers

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 25-Acqui-
sition of the entire common stock
of Wales Dove-Hermiston Corp,
Westfeld, n. J. by Koppers Co.,
Inc. is announced by j. n. Forker,
koppers vice president and Linden
Stuart, president of the New Jer-
sey company which is manu-
facturer and contractor Of coat
ings for protection Of iron and
steel against corroSlon.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
Standard Brands, Inc.
Votes 40( Quarterly

NEW YORK. Jan. % Standard
Brands. Inc. has declared quar-
terly dividend of 40 cents on the
common. payable March Is TO
stockholders Of record Feb Is.
The company paid the same
amount Dec. 15 plus 20 cents
extra. Prior TO that, 30 cents
quarterly was paid
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
pYERTIsEMENT


REPORT Of holding company ar
fliate Of bank which Is q member
OF the Federal Reserve system, pub
lished In accordance with the provi-
sions Of the Federal Reserve Act.
Report as Of December 81, lgi5, OF
Commonwealth Safe Deposit Company.
which In affiliated with Commonwealth h
Bank. Detroit, Michigan.
Kind Of business: Rental ~ Safe
Deposit Boxes
Mannet in which above named orgaR-
iZHtion is affiliated with member bank.
and degree " control stock of the
company is owned by the bank.
Financial relations with hank
Stock of affiliated bank owned None
Loans 10 affiliated bank ......- Nome
borrowings from affiliated bank None
stock of affiliate registered ~
name of bank Or known 10 u.
owned by bank directly vr III
directly 500 Oa
Other obligations to. ar known
to b. held by. affiligted bank None
|. r. H. Talbot, vice president ~
Commonwealth Safe Deposit Company,
Detroit. Michigan. do solemnly swear
/ hat the above statement IN true, 10 the
best of my knowledge and belief
= II TALBOT,
Vice President
Sworn 10 aud subscribed befpr. me
this eleventh day of January, 1910
SEAL VICTOR A FOwLES,
Notary Public.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
Livestock M arket
CHICAGO

CHICAGO Jan. "a tINsl l--HOGS-i2 900,
steady. top. SASS bulk. heavy. medium and
nEht. Sl4s5 light lights s14 45Oal4.s5.
CATTLE 500 steady Calves. 400
steady. Beef steers. Good and choice. si6 so
Sis, common snd medium, yl2@1s. so:
ycarlingS. SI2ls Butchers HeiterS. Sll a
is cows. slO@145o bulls, Slo@l "a so.
calves SiO@l5.5o. feeder steers, Slln
i425 stockers Steers. S1O@l4 cows and
SHEEP-i 600 steady: lambs, Si4 5oa
1873 common. silai4 yesrllngS iii a
l3 feeders. Sl3gl5bo. ewes. sSs7 so.
PITTSBuRGH -.--,,s
PITTSBURGH Jan. 74 tlNS cat Ii
I75 active steers good 70 choice Sl7d
20 medium. Si3Sl5 Heifsrs rood TO choice
SlsmI6. medium to good, Sl3 509i4 so
common 70 medium. ylosi4 Cows. Iood 20
choice 5oRl3.S0. medium. ssdl /
eanners and cutters 1sas SO Bulls rood %
choice il3@i4 common TO medium, -
HoGs-1so. steady ieoiso lbs SlSlo
720 lbs s1s1oai5 30. 22o-25o let,
is 20 7oo-35o lbs. Sisal5 40 iOo-io
los SI5als 20. roughs si3 SO@i4
sHEEP-l5o steady. Choice lambs, 81 > so
al6 medium 70 good ti4aiS common
So. Soall SO e~es, s4e7 Nethen. - SO
CALvFs-so. steady Good to choice
SiT Somls40 medium tl4 S0dl6 so
culls and common. STHi7
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
Rail Calls Bonds

NEW YORK. Jan. 25-Louisi-
ana e. Arkansas Railway Co has
called for redemption on March
| 81 100000 of its first mortgage,
5 per cent bonds, series A. due
Jan. |, 1869 al l03 with interest
accrued TO redemption date Pay.
ment will be made at Dillon. Read
a. Co.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
New Ford Division

The Ford Motor Car Co. has
established : new industrial
and marine division 10 handle
sales of Ford engines and parts
to users in those fields. The
company n past years sold
thousands of cylinder assemblies
and parts 10 marine engine con-
verters and boat builders.
Earl SeverSon, formerly with
the parts and accessories dlvi-
sion of Ford. will head the new
department.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
Plan Coke Plant

NEW YORK. Jan. 25- Sharon
Steel Corp. is planning to huilc
a by-product coke plant at Nor.
gantown, w. Va. on property OF
government-owned h m c
works. A lease on the property
for five years is being negotiated
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
LEGAL NOTICE

ofnce OF the Collector OF Customs. Detroit.
Michigan, January 8, 1886. Notice Is HEREBY
given that the following described seized
merchandise: as pairs breeches. s pairs pants.
80 hsndkerchiefs. Ia suits wool underwear.
cotton dress material. 1 cotton dress, 1 1897
Buick sedan, motor Nog 2s62i77. pair
shoes, l motor boat Reg. No. 3s-A-762 /
watch. I silver foI fur scarf. Apiece mink
fur neckpiece. 4 bottles whiskey. l rowboat.
fresh muSkrst hides. 5 bottles toilet water,
pair carriage boots has been seized for
violation OF the Customs Revenue laws In
~, is45, TO December ~. i945. that the
same will be forfeited TO the United states
Government on February g. 1o46, for viola
claiming any OF the above described mer-
chandise should hle with me. his or her
claim 10 such merchandise within twenty
days from the date OF the hrst publication
Of this notice, Martin r. Bradley, Collector
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
A. {. StdIey Proposes
New Preferred Stock

CHICAGO. Jan. 25 - Creation
OF a new class of no par cumula-
tive preference stock. with max
imum total of 10000 shares. is
TO be submitted To a special
stockholders meeting Of A. r.
Manufacturing Co. on
Fob Is
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
Earnings

NftNrYRF FORCt PiNF NtNIS ITD
hins months ENDED Dec ~
IqAa TQaa
Nff profit 81 sf7 sfa 81 .Tf 7Ts
~E.Ir earnings fLI. glga
Df.Snrfr cIffff.
-tt profit as4I afA Sef7 ssA
shfe VHruiuFf SOC 7or
NV tsGItSD III TTL 60
Ytsf ended De- 81
14Hs fQsf
trf inr. me- fIn fda QaN 50 sol e~T
~Hart fsrriuFv NHs2 50 30
Ngrfrrff cuFrfr-
So. Iunurnf 81 r-1 krE s. Tf7 IL 4
~fsIe ttfuIrgt 81 leS 81 -
SAVACT arms C0HP
Preliminary report frI wear ENDED De, 81.
Nff arlff sfSuTIE S4s7 84F
rhsfr rfrrv-Tl F1y Fer
TREI FuHT sTIFHtR 90
FIf'i~. irf-Y report wear erfrd De- az
THas Tqas
.r. .r..a.r trF Ffr -ro - $50 -fa
rrat o. H.rrr s. - s. 20
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
Usual SO Cents Voted
BY Muskeqon Motor

MUSKEGON. Jan. % - Mus
kegon Motor Specialties Co. has
declared the regular quarterly
dividend of 80 cents on the 81
class A stocks, payment March ]
TO holders Of record Feb. l5.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25

virtually normal levels during the
schedules were uninterrupted by
at some major outside centers.
the previous weeks famine run
departments throughout the wee
reaction developed at mid-week,
prices were well maintained for
all species. The weeks top prices
were: steers. SIS; vealerS. $3.50;
hogs. SIS: lambs, Sl5.25. Price
regulations prevented h G h @ r
figures for vcalerS and hogs.
CATTLE-weekt receipts S7Oo Prices
reached ner highs On Monday as Killers
aVidiy soufht numbers and competed aeEree-
slvely for the moderate crop. BY THURSDAY
however. most killers had sufficient Groves
FOR the weeks needs and there NaS dis-
tinct easing In buying pressure. Prices re-
rained nitls changed from last week 9
sharply higher close. although cows hnished
2sc oT more under Monday Good and choice
steers and yesrlinFS brought sis - n - the
top az SIS Mediu msnd good hof'-ted
steers and yesflings prcdominated A. Sl4 50
afsso with commun down % Sil and
accassinnauy below Best mixed yearlngS
made SI67S and good heifers SIS IS Top
Medium an6 good cows showing grain clet
brought SIS soat5 Common and medium
buiksd ~ SiOai3 csnneu and cutters.
tT.soaa Most sausage bulls sold ~
tf0aia beef bulls s1761sso Good
77l-lb. feeders sold 81 1850.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
Trade
Items

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IS (AP)
The SEC has announced that
hearings in proceedings against
Transamerica Corp. would be re-
opened Feb. 26 at San Francisco.
The company, one of the largest
investment holding companies in
the country, has been charged by
the SEC with more than 80 defi-
ciencies in the filing of mac
curate and misleading reports,
and with manipulation of the
market in stock transactions.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25-Wil-
liam ii. Heron, controller, Budd
Wheel CO., Detroit, has been
elected to membership In the
Controllers Institute of America,
technical and professional Or
ganizati0n devoted to improve
ment OF cOntrollership pro-
cedure.
CLEVELAND. Jan. IS tAP)-
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway had
net income of $l6,379,847, equal
TO S2.14 a common share, in 1945,
compared with SGT ,995 and
S3.57 a share in 1914. Pere Mar
quette net income for l945 was
81. 1922, compared with S3,0l2,-
076 in the preceding year.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 25
(AP) - The Federal Reserve
Bank reported that department
store sales for the four weeks
ended Jan. l9 showed a Is per
cent Increase over the like Pc
riod last year in this district
and women's apparel stores
showed a is per cent gain.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25 CAP
The FEC has denied petition.
by Zenith Radio Corp, and Gen
eral Electric Co. TO set aside q
second band OF ffequencies be
tween "A and so megacycles foI
FM. This means that I'M broad
/ casting Will retain the SS to lUS
megacycleS band.
NEW YORK, Jan. ~ tAP)-
Civil engineering construction
volume In continental L. 5. for
the week ended Jan. "a totaIed
S1Ol ,433, 900, highest since June
3, l943, and up l24 per cent
over S45. .S81 900 a week ago and
l.054 per cent greater than the
$8.791 900 in the like week in
i945, Engineering News-Record
reports.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25 (AP) y
Civil engineering construction
volume in continental S. 70
the week ended Jan. "a totale'
Sl01 ,433, 900, highest since June 3
l943. and up 124 per cent Owe
( Sio, ,3S1 900 a week ago and LOS
per cent greater than the IS. 79l ,
900 in the like week in 1945
Engineering News-Record reports
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25

wAMYEO Aggressive man caps-
w nv ~ bic Of opsr I ng
branch office for Chicago ore equip
ment company. 10 BE- opened IN Detroit
immediately Must be able 10 Organize
and train sales organization and handle
office routine Excellent opportunity
with secure future for rght man. Write
Bos B-2o7f. Detruit Times, Detr"'t 81.
Nieh.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
Detroit Livestock Market

,e Detroit StockyardS returned TO
week Just ending Local slaughter
he strike of packing. house workers
Receipts increaSeP sharply over
and trade proved active in all
k. Except for lambs where mild
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
Detroit Stocks

DIVIDENDS In FOREGOING table are amounts
paid N i94s unless deiguatsd by ssterisk4
IN which case dividend was paid or payable
IN e4s sno constitutes the total paid thur
'ar this vesr.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
rnE UpYLITL CORPORATION

LEGAL NOTICE
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-24

Only one in five World War I marriages between American men and foreign women failed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-24
FISHING IN ALA5kA
 TOLD IN SPORTSMAN

One cut of every thousand ang- lers has fished in Alaska, while tLe other 999 have dreamed of fishing like that to be had in the Terri tory; and many an ex-service man stationed in Alaska during the war dreams of coming back some day to fish again where the current al- ways seems a little faster, the air rarer, the leader weaker and the fish bigger. In They're Rough and Tough in the June number of The Alaska Sportsman, former GI c. A. Schcenfeld relates some Alas ka fishing experiences that call him back for more.
 Strange things happen to old sourdoughs who live alone in Alas ka's wilderness. One of the strang- est that ever happened to Chris Spillum was the mystery of Pal, a companionable dog that wandered to Macdonald Spit from no one knows where, and left just as unex- plainably. In Pal of Mine" Kath- crime Bayou tells the story as Sour dough Chris told it to her.
 There are also many other in- teresting features in the issue.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-24
CARY GRANT E
 IN NEW FARCE
 AT 10TH CENTURY

Nuttiness in Brooklyn is no nov city. Neither for that matter, is murder. But it remained for War ner Bros. to investigate the comic possibilities inherent in such a com bination. The riotous result is to be seen in their blood -curdling com- edy tdoes that sound incongruous?) Arsenic and Old Iace,' which stars Cary Grant, and is at the 20th Century for tonight only.
 An excellent supporting cast in- cludes Raymond Massey. Jack Car son, Priscilla Lane. Peter Lore, and three members of the original stage company-Josephine Hull and Jean Adair, cast as two lovable but mur- derously mad old ladies, and John Alexander, who plays their nephew, Teddy Roosevelt.