davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
Farmers Market

APPLEs-pelicious. fancy, 81 25 bu
40 M.ooai7s northern SPY. fancy
steel. RED fancy SIS ;SV eu IN No i'' =,
/ y 50: No. 2. 75c. Transparents. 81 so bu
No soc rs bu. No. 2. s5a 75c
BEANs-Green. fancy si.75 hu: No. I
BLAcKBERRIEs Fancy. 1850. 2i-qt
rate, No. HNt25
VEGETABLE GREENS Romano 4OH
No /. siM IS bu. No. ?. 75c sorrel a
Z SOC bu.; Swiss chard $50 SOC bu. ksle
toR oOo bu mustard. 3on sOc bu.; turnps
10 !. 500 soc bl spinach No !. 500
i lse; 'est lettuce a., No. J aoq35e ou; col
HEAD LETTucE-No. /. 75oaS bu
No. 2. 80 q Csc bu
AsPARAGIls- Fancy. 81 dozen punches
No. 500 Use. No 2 80 u soc
BETS No. !. asa 35c dozen punches
CABBAGE Fancy. si.25 bu. No. ! soc
~; No. 2. 65ei red. No. = 81 50a2
crcUMBERs 80 /, n2sqiso peck
BROCCOLI No. /. sleoa2
c c,I!I OF, 2sa 95e Do! banehss
= CAT Li ~ S. No. ! H.5oa2 bu
&C CELERY 1Sg re RooT@No pc i 7sean
CELERY Fancy 81 q Sc dob. punches
No !. 3oa SOC 30 ?. zoe
= ].
81 = 50. No, 2. 81 SO, is-quart case. sour,
SWEET coRS-F.n =. 81 -, ,-do. sack
No l soc 81 No ? 7Sc
cuRRANTs-No. /. sa.2sgS7s 2a-quar,
DlLI.-io9 SOC do,en lunches
EGGS 49, Large SO 2ST 10 IS ~ DOZEN
case medium 50 25gs7s
GoosEBERRfEs- No. /. s2a25o %
HUcKIEBERRrEs J. ss7sas2.
l24.qusrt crate No. 2 S5g525.
KOHL RABi-No. J. asa soc dozen
LEEKs-No. / 75eaN dozen lunches
punches; dry onions, No. !, 81 35al75 So
10. ssck No. ? 81
PARSLEY RooT-So. / ba Sc hu.
PEks-No. l. 81 25di 50 ma No. 2 81
PEPPERs-Green. SOC peck basket
POTATOES New No si25ai 50
SS S No 2 isa TGs' 0'~' 20 J. ''n' O'
POULTRY Hens. live. heavy breeds. 20
22e 10 leghorns Is zoe: broilers.
Sesyy ,,,2 22%2'e n lsshGrn' 20 . 22e %
punches: No. ? use long white. No !.
RAsPBERRIEs- Black. No j sa4 50
2'9 3ss. e. s5ats so Nc Z ,s9a So red No
UBARB-outdoor No. /. - a 3Sc
dozen punches.
| RUTARA GAS-No !. Jod 75cs
SQUASH Summer no / 50 q sOe y
hu No ?. 4oe Italian. No. ! 75o n
HAS peck haske'
TOMATOES Outdoor. No !. 2sai 50
lab. basket; dollhouse. fancy 81 so. No.
T. 81 T3H2 No ?. $50
TURSlPs No. /, asa SOC dor punches
IS ~ sSc bu
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No l. soc 81
dozen punches
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. July II --CINSl--BUTTER,
Receipts, is.5i7 tubs. market steady 10
&C or extras % score 3Sc standards
% score. cars. 3sc extra firsts, 81 score
l3tA.c hrsts ss-sq score. 81. . 50 a c
specials. % score 35i4c
| EGGS Receipts 1915 cases; market,
steady; current receipts 2tAc: fresh extra
hrsts. 26i4 "a 25i1e: fresh hrsts, rs q 2si
dirties 23ac. checks, 23e.
CHEESE - Twins 81 n 22c: daisies
prints and longhorus. % n % nc.
LIVE POULTRY-Market steady, weak
turkeys maize. hens. Isd &c. leghorr
hens ioai7i4c: springers 1eT21ltc
sroilers 1914 T2lc: ROSTERS 1914 q lac
o. A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division. Detroit. Spot. 20 per cent
Tin. nominal: New York $3.50 future tin.
81 e25 lake srsds copper. DELIVERED Md
west, ~. electroyiuc spot. smslter, 12a
u 50: casting copper ~ IS. ST LOUIS
lead. 5 10 St LOUIS zinc. 725. New York
antimony. IS. virgin aluminium IL
Tin Guet. Copper OPM priority viii
force mills 20 take more defense business
lead and zinc active Export copper. II
resale. nominal II 50. Free sterling ex-
change, t4.03iz.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE

'Bstted for Pressnen in eighth,
Chicago OO0 600 2OO--2
Boston i0l 900 ok 7
Runs - Cavaretta. Nicholson. Hassett,
Cooney 2 sisti. West. Powell Tobn Err
lrors-Csvaretta. Mccullough 3, Sturgeon.
Runs batted in-Miler. Sisti 3. CoOney 2,
Nicholson. Galan. Two-base hlts-Slsu 3.
West. Cooney Rowel-s-Thrse- base hit
Nicholson. SacrS&eed hit--Cooney. Bases
on balls-On French 3. of Pressnen /, of
Page /. Strike outs-By French ], by
Tobin 3. by Pressneu l. Hits--On French
II in 10 innings. of Pressnell 2 in 2-a
Innings Wild pitch-Page. Double plays
Hudson 10 Sturgeon to Dahlgren. SYST 70
Rowell 10 Hassett. Tooin 10 Miller 10 has
sett Left on bases-Chicago /. Boston II.
Losing pitcher - French Empires - Barr,
Sears and Jords. Time-l;4i. Attend
ance-i, $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
North, South Wage
Differential Doomed
Rukeyser
BY MERRyLE STANLEY RUKEysER

momentous economic step has taken in the eimina
ton OF the Accent daily wage dierena amounting about
per cent between northern and southern coal in the
two-year collective
United Mine Workers of America and the mine
SSssuthern Appalachian
Theoretically there is considerable TO be said in favor of
developing uniform American standards living
rates
Certainly there legitimate objections Trailing
the South by playing the factor of relatively
Since there and should be tariff barriers the forty
eight states,
would be toward dragging down northern levels the southern
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
Agree on Ship Pay Pact

CHICAGO, July 12.-QNS)-A
conference of representatives of
the government, of labor and of
Great Lakes Ship Builders and
Ship Repairers agreed today upon
a wage scale Of SLIP an hour for
first class mechanics and provi-
sions to prevent strikes and lock-
outs in the ship yards on the lakes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
Foundry Net
Shows Slight Gain

Lakey Foundry and Machine
Company reports for the six
months ended April 80, net profit
of Sl67 $50. after charges and fed
eral normal and excess profits
taxes. equal 10 3S cents a share.
against Sl51,625. or 81 cents a
share for the six months ended
April 80, 1910,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
Turn Off the Spigot
of Nondefense Spending
flaney
BY LEWIS HANEY
Professor Of Eeon6nes. New YORK. Ini'ersityt
international News service Wire

EAST JAFFREY y. H., July 12.-Two years spgot
government spending The federal government
spending csian billion
dollars Of billion dollars abnormal and for
The public debt growing at the rate
o. billion dollars year
Today tho other pgot of spending has been
opened spgot spending This pgot bigger
through larger expenditure De-
spite the public debt is increasing twice
1899 the federal debt in
obligations has increased from 139 billions
dollars Sc billions increase Of 10 billions OF
dollars debt years.
point emphasized that the first spgot has not
ben off The people OF the country would shudder
avduas If they knew that their own water bills were beng
by leaving faucet Each householder would
80 n the light LETT burn
ing garage But they give thought to
billions their dollars 10 waste at Washington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
Earnings

sterling. Inc, and wholly owned subsidi-
airy, disclose for the year ended May 81
Ia net profit NJ $50 2s4. equal after divi-
bends on 81 so cumulative convertible pre-
OF common excluding $3.50 treasury
shares This compares with Si13, 635 or
rs cents a share on 4o7 1854 common shares
in the preceding year.
Underwood Elliott Fisher Company and
consolidated subsidiaries report for the
quarter ended June 80 net profit of 81,
l43 3ss after federal income taxes. etc
hut before provision for excess profits tax
equal 20 81 SIS a common share. compared
with $3.50 $50 or SO cents share In the
June quarter Of 1870 and S73e. 654 or 81 OF
a share for the quarter ended March 81,
I1ei1.
Marine Midland Corporation reports COM
'bined net earnings. including constituent
banks. trust companies and other affilates.
Tor the June quarter were Sy59. s9l equal
II II cents share, against 1892 24q or is
cents share in the June quarter Of 1870.
ana Ssi5.sfs or ~ cents a share in the
March quarter OF 1871.
United Corporation reports a Jane quar-
ter ne, income Of 81 .73s t5e equal 20 20
cents a share on 81 preference stock In
arrears against 81 SIS e5i or cents a
share on common in the 1910 quarter.
Nashville. Chattanooga A IT. Louis Rail
way reports for the Eve months ended
May 81, A net income OF $500. 0f3. equal
70 81 SO share compared with 1917
or as cents share in the 1910 period.
Pittsburgh Lake Erie Railroad reports
for the FIVE months ended May 81. net
income Of 50. 20I 1913 equal 10 S255 a
share against Sl.2To. 5e2 or sl47 a share
In the 1910 period.
New York Central Railroad. including
- fls.a - ~. A. -
ended May 81 net income Of Ss.ps7,i2i
equal 20 81 80 a share. against net loss
OF 81 ISL 07a in the 1910 period.
National Tea Company shows for the ~
weeks ended June ~. net proht of
sos. $50 after federal income taxes. etc .
equal after dividend requirements on 5ih
per cent preferred. 10 10 cents share on
622. $50 shares Of common. against xis2 .si5
or % cents common share for the "a
weeks ended June s. 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
Still an O pen Question, However

Nevertheless still open question whether the
has driven the coal industry 10 an ultimately desirable goal
quickly
s q debate alter social
n midst of full national emergency"
Certainly the southern coal built the
premise of dncential and II questionable whether
normal sell coal distant north
markets competition northern mines if the competi
e dfeential has been removed Eighty
per of the southern output competitive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12

Totals IS 10 - II Totals 81, IS 81 IA
.Batted for Thompson in fourth.
+Bstted for Riddle In eighth
!Ba,ted for Turner In eighth.
Cincinnati 900 200 600
Brooklyn IOl 600 l3x-l2
Runs--M Mccormick, Riddle Walker
@ Herman Lavagetto q Camilli, Med
wick 2 Reese ?. Owen. Davis. Errors
Herman 2 Runs batted in--Walker,
Camnh g. Reese owen. Davis 4. Werber,
Medwick. Lsvagetto. Two-base hits-La-
vagetto O. Frey. Joost. Three-base hit
Camilla. Home runs-Walker. Davis, Med
wick Sacrifice hit-Owen. Double play
Derringer 10 Joost To r. Mccormick Hits
off Derringer 8 in 2-3 inning off Thomp-
son in 2L innings, off Turner 2 In 4
innings, off Beggs In l inning. Bases
on balls-Or Derringer I. off Thompson
2. off Davis !. Struck out-By Turner
2, by Davis 2, by Beggs !. Wild pitch
Davis. Left on bases--Cincinnati 10.
Brooklyn s. Umpires-Goetz. Reardon and
Conlan. Winning pitcher-Davis. Losing
pitcher-Derringer. Time-2;i2. Attend
ance-20. 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12

-Batted for Harris in eighth inning
New York 200 noI OI2-s
ST. Louis 200 600 OO0-1
Runs-Rolfe, Heinrich. DiMaggio. Keller
Gordon, Judnich. Cullenbine. Error-Rolfe
Runs ostted in-Henrich 2, Culenbine 2,
Gordon. Dickey. DiMaggio 2. Two-base
hits-Keller 2. Dickey. Home runs-Hen-
rich. Cullenbine. Gordon. DiMaggio. Double
plays-Rolfe 10 Gordon 10 Strum: CulIenbine
70 Gift 20 McQunn. Bases on balls-Of r.
Harris 3. off Russo z Struck out--Ry
Harris ]. Hits-On Harris IL In 8 in
nings, off Kramer In ! inning Left on
basss-St Louis IL. New York O. Losing
Pitcher-Harris. Time-2:10. Attendance
Il ,625.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Runs Cramer, Knickeroocker, Kuhel
fresh. Errors--Hudson. Appling Runs bat
ted in-Vernon, Knickerbocker 2. Wright.
Two-base hit--Travis Home run-Kncker-
booker. Sacrifice hits-Smth e. Stolen
bases-Kuhel 2 Kennedy. Bases on balls
OFF Hudson 2 off Smith l. Struck out-By
Hudson 2. by Smith 4. Left on bases
5. Chicago 6. Double play
Archie 10 Bloodworth to Vernon Umpires
--ormsby. Hubbard and Pipgras. Time
/ 80. Attendance-2.470.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
Establish Citizens Emergency Committee

established citizens emergency
committee expenditures deal with this
Wriston of Brown University with Guy
list Of outstanding
organization will headquarters
at Washington and get down 10 business al once.
In WriStonS words:
IL he function of the
possibilities
ing node spending and inform the public
believes that the continued increase In non
defense spending failure the
Of that the
the government represents the will of the people"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
Detroit Poultry

Market about steady. Hens. average run.
22c, leghorn hens. lbs and up isc
cocks i0n lie. rock springers. under 4
lbs, 22ci his and up, 24c: leghorn
broilers. - lbs and up zoe
ECGS-Market. easy. Current receipts
2iAe; undergrades. 23d 23hc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12

AT EMPIRE CITY
Weather cloudy. track. fast
Second Race-Magic stream
Third Race-Allegheny.
At ARLINGTON PARK
Weather. cloudy; track, good
First Race-Panjah. Galley Sweep,
Brilliant Light. Lottery, Traicisnero
Second Race--Lady Thirteen. Some
Polly. Fan Dandy. Blue Field. San Ma
rino, Buss
Third Race-Moseiem
Firm Race Brother Jim. Ebon Flag
Sixth Race--Col Teddy
Ninth Race-Declared Of
At SUFFOLK DOWNS
Weather, rain: track sloppy
First Race-Nick G.. Dragon Lady. Pa
rade Leader. Blackbirder. Pomplit
Second Race Erech. Mixwell. Sweet
Olive. Unassisted Roy T
Third Race-Pompeco
Fifth Race-Taking WAYS
sixth Race Bashfui Duck.
Seventh Race -salaminia, Us.
Eighth Race-Howard.
At DETROIT
weather clear. track, fast.
Fifth Rsce--Dora May
At FORT ERIE
Weather. clear track. good
First Race-stucco Chlorsenne Wor-
thing Rakbsk
second Race-stand Easy. Fire Log.
Freiche Thermal Iiqtvcoat Auto Mart
Third Race-Wise King
Seventh Race-Yenoc.
Eighth Rsce-Declared 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12

Western Union telegraph Company re-
ports for the Ave months ended Nav ~
net income Of S3.Ott72i after federal
income taxes. etc. equal 70 81 81 a share.
against se35.70i or 50 cents a share In the
nrst hVe months ~ 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
Livestock Markets
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. July IL. -UNs)-HoGs-Re
ceipis is 900 10c lower; FOLLOWERS. ] 600
top siI.35, bulk. sio.73g ii.25. heavies
$40 sOI Has: mediums, $40 20 n II Is
Nights $40 1911 30. light lights SO so n
III packing sows. 50 75q 10 so: pigs, So
GiO25
CATTLE--Re Receipts I 600: market steady
Calves Receipts, 500. steady beef steers
ings 25di3. butchers. heifers 81 30 n
II -: cows. $1,000. bulls ~ 50 n 10
calves, S7T12 so: feeders Ss1i2 stock
ers steers Nsn 1880. COWS and heifers
s. 5OH 10 50
SHEEP Receipts. 1000 market steady
lambs. 81 500 70. common. SiOTl1 50
feeders. keG 10 25; yearlings. IS. so q 2 so
ewes 50 50ni75
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
Economy LEAGUE viii Cooperate

Ths not The organization which has been set up to
fight economy. fact National Economy league now
and will cooperate But this the rSt one 10 ake up
other splgo II Is the hrst
to fight for economy n this emergency period
Furthermore believe the first 10 start out with plans
10 bring direct pressure TO bear upon Congress
good chance that this new organization VIII
help us and get behind and push AT least
those with John Rockefeller Jr when
he
believe thrift is essential TO well ordered living and
requisite sound financial
whether government, business or personal affairs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12

Railway and Light Securities
Company declared a dividend of
10 cents on common, payable Au-
gust i to stock of record July "a.
The same amount was paid May 1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
Dividends
r. ]. ReynoId. TobaT

X. j. Reynolds Tobacco Com
pany declared quarterly interim
dividend of so cents. payable Au-
gust ID to stock of record July %.
The same amount was paid May Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
Warns Of Rapid Inflation Growth

Two conditions developing at the same time both
OF which urgently One is the sharp Increase
in taxation which Congress working The other
rapid of effective imitation as shown by rising COM
modify prices greatly increased costs
living They should lend strength committees appeal
All students public figured that non-defense
billion dollars Even Secre-
- MoTgenthau admits that.
But AT the very time you and ] being asked to
rfcc and has actually increased its non
defense appropriationS SoOOOOO0O last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
PITTSRTRGH

PITTSBURGH. july II - GNsl -
CATTLE Receipts as market. steady
steers. choice. Sill 50; medium to good
50 so u 10 so common 81 50dp rs: heifers
medium 70 good, ssas common, se asa
Gamers and cutters s5de75; bulls. good
70 choice ss.2Sq AS common TO medium
- 25n77S
HoGs-Recsip,s. $50: market. steady
l6o-lso lbs. sli asa IL So is0-22O los .
81 sogi rs; 22o;?so his. sil.Soali.75 IS;
si011l; roughs. Seae75
sHEEP-Receipts. 100: market. steady /.
choice lambs. Sill asa IL; medium 10 good
50 50 y 10 50; common lambs sT.50G 6. so /.
ewes. s3i4 wethers. s3.5oG45O
CALVEs-Receipts. 100: market. steady
good 70 choice, si21 10 rs medium. Sioq
EAST BUFFALO
EAST BUFFALO. n Y. July IL
GNSb-- HoGS-Receipts 500 market. &C.
tive mainly Ia shippers. strong 10 10. over
Thursday bulk good and choice 1so-250
lbs $40 somewhat palmer lots Sll.9o;
trleked-ins l7n-250 lbs. 65T11.75:
250-300 lbs. sii25TiI so; rough and
welghty sows s99Oal025.
receipts, $50: market, fully
steady; cutter and common cows SIS $50
II rs, Gamer, $3.50 ~ q. so. strongwsirht
sausage bulls, ss.25gs.s5; lighter aver
AGES. S7ds
CALVES Receipts. 200: market. vealer
trade active, strong; good and choice.
si2 So common and medium. sea l1.5O.
SHEEP Receipts, 900: market. Spring
lambs steady on early rounds little in
lquiry for late arrivals: good 20 choice
$3.50 lbs. Sii25a ~ mostly $50 and
above lightweight sortons, xeqi0. fat
ewes, SA2SaA75.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
Colgate : PaImoIive : Peet Com.

Colgate PaImolive Peet Com
pany declared a dividend of 1914
cents on common, payable August
Is to stock of record July %. A
like amount was paid on May IS.
Sharp e. Dohme, Inc, declared
regular quarterly dividend of
S7la cents on preference stock,
series A. payable August / to
stock Of record July %.
Diamond Shoe declared a reg
ular quarterly dividend of 30 cents
on common. payable August / to
stock of record July 81.
West Point Manufacturing Com
pany declared dividend of 90
cents on common. payable August
l to stock of record July Is. The
same amount was paid May 1.
Fresnillo Company declared q
of 40 cents on common,
payable July IL to stock of record
July II. Payments in 1910 were
10 cents on July 16 and 20 cents
on December 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
Detroit Stock EXCHANGE
19tl Range
High Low Div.
Sales High Low 1913 Chge

or cash con aeeoun, o only A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12

National Power and Light Com
pany declared a regular quarterly
dividend of Is cents on common,
payable September 2 to stock of
record August a..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12

Atlas PIywood Corporation de-
clared a dividend of so cents on
common, payable August l to stock
of record July "a. Previously,
37ha cents was paid quarterly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
Scratches

AT EMPIRE CITY
Weather. cloudy track. fast
Second Race-Magic Stream
Third Race-Allegheny.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
AT ARLINGTON PARK
At SUFFOLK DOWNS
AT FORT ERIE

At DETROIT
Weather, clear. track, fast
Fifth Race Dora May.
Evening star., 1941-07-25
A Mouth-Melting Treat!

Everybody likes these tiny discs Of
delicious chocolate. generously COW
cred with white sugar beads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Detroit Produce

Michigan, bushei crates, az
inch minimum: Delicious. n.+o1l.oo: fair
s99 sas nc Mci DD sse ,.r a WALTZ
ern spys. s1.3511.so; fair color. s1.25:
ssldwins. soc o 81; starks. soe; Steele Reds.
AsPARAGUs-canforn pyr. crates
loose, medium size. -N6t6oi I dozen
: ss.sss s s'aiS Extra select a.'ss
8, A y o. f.r sa.fs, ;, ,''0'
BEANs-Bushei hampers. Bountifuls.
ssn.rally good quality. Fiorid.. ssgs2s.
BEETs-Texss. y crates. si:ao i.3s
caiifnrnia. So: fair quality. "a 90: Texas.
cAbBAGE-L A crates. round typs,
Texas. s27sas; y crate, ,i;eog ts s few
cARRoTs-L. A. crates. Q dozen, Ari.
soma. s2.75d2.5o; California, t2.6o4 IS;
Texas. fair I, qssisy and condition. 'Sa2i
cAULIFLowER-Pony crates i2s and
cEfERYNcslifornia Pascal cub crates.
tops, Pascal California dozen. s3,7s;
Florida ell sizes. s3d3.5o. Golden Heart
Florida 4 dozen. 50. so. dozen. - 20 2
$50; s.. los and xxs, 81; with few los
ToMAToEs-Kepscks. lob. cartons.
LETTuSE-L. A. crates, Iesssrs type:
quality. s2.5o9a.15; 5 dozen. s3:25 3. 50 /.
Phoenix district, 5 dozen, g; 80; California,
Imperial Valley. s dozen: sse31,,
LEAr LETTvcE .da oSso acc Job, S.'
oNIoNs-50-lb. sacks. Y. 8. No. j:
Sweet Spanish. 3-inch and larger. Colorado.
81. 75a i.so Oregon. ordinary TO fair quail
sss and ni fan6'P1 t so 1'9 YsSS.. 81
Michigan. U. 3. No. l. YeIlows, SOLOS, 2.
men and larger, soG7oc; an inch mini
PEPPERsIis:- bu.h.i crates. California
Wonders, Mexico. -; Florida California
Kings, fancy, u; choice, So Is
PEAs-California bushel hampers. fair
quality, s2n 2.25; bushsl baskets, 81 so q
PoTAToEs-ioo- pound sacks U. o. No
4, Russet Burbanks. Idaho. washed, VI 10
1i.s5. mostly s1.75di.ss; No. Is, N:s5;
pound sacks. U. a. No. washed Tri-
um phs. 81 eof2: s0-pound sacks. si.o5f
LIS. Various varieties. Maine. io0-pound
sacks. si.tohi4s; Is-pound sacks. 239
..s Michigan Rsn.: r u s No lsoP cS1.
pewas. $40: cobbiers, $3.50; Upper Pen.
insuia Green Mountains. si35; i5-pound
sacks Green Mountains. 7ih Q 22c. New
stock: Florida bushel crates, U. 8. No. 1.
washed Triumphs. S1.75.
RHUBARB-Michisan so-pound cases,
dollhouse choice. si75a2.2s; fancy, s2.7s
as: extra fancy. $3.50
RUTABA0Ae-Canada So pound sacks.
waved, 75d SOC.
sHALLOTS-Louisiana barrels 20 dozen
punches, ts.5o4s75: crates 8 dozen, 81. 40
a2.50.
sPINAcH-Texss bushel baskets. Savoy,
t1Q Ito.
SWEET PoTAroEs-Bushei crates y. D.
No. 1, Porto Ricans, louisiana. $500
i.e5; Texas. S1.95a2; No. %. $40; Ten
nessee bushei crates, Porto Ricans. gener-
ally good quality, s1.7o: bushel hampers,
Nancy Halls, generally good quality, Sl.to.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Says Executives
Ignored Clock
5 To Win Posts
Recalls Ford's Early
Days; Chrysler Was
Prodigious Worker
BY b. @. FORBES

~ honestly believe that I am
the most contented employe you
have, for I can work all the
hours and days I want" So J.
George WITH. president of a
small company. Viking Pump.
of Cedar Falls, Ia, which has
been enviably successful, de-
clares in his annual report.
Sometimes have wondered
whether belonging to a union
didn't tend to prevent a worker
from liberating himself from the
wage-earning class and becoming
an executive. Unions prescribe
that members must work only a
specified, limited number OF hours
per day and week-except II paid
time-and-half.
Having delved into the whyfor
of the rise of at least 300 men
who have attained eminence In the
business End financial world, /
don't know OF one instance where
there was rigid observance OF any
30,hour or 40-hour or even a.
hour week. Almost every man who
has attained leadership in BUSH
ness, industry. railro d In &,
finance, research, engineering, the
utility world paid no attention to
the clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Fords Early Days

Henry Ford laid the foundations
for his phenomenal achievements
after doing his daily work stint.
Charles NJ. Schwab set up chem
ical laboratory in his humble
home while still a nobody in Car
negie's principal steel mill.
John D. Rockefeller told me
that he averaged more than II
hours a day when he was striving
to climb the business ladder. Wal
ter Chrysler was a prodigious
worker. / don't know a single
top-notch automobile executive
who observes union hours. Edison
knew little difference. workwise,
between day and night.
One thing / have discovered Is
that many men who have reached
the heights were very early risers,
thus enabling them to clear up
their correspondence and their
desks before other business men
or associates began to call upon
them.
A young man may earn a living
by working only seven or eight
hours day. But he will never
earn much elsa national repu-
tation. leadership, wealth.
Copyright. 1871. by B. c. Forbes