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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-29
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Jan. 28.-R--Tur-
pentine 81 IA; offerings 30; sales
1900 gallons; receipts 81; ship
ments SO; stock 10, 1877. Rosin Of
ferings 105 all sold: receipts 3O3;
shipments 300; stock 171.038.
Quote: B, 1.54; D, 1.65; E, 1853;
F, G. 1865: H, 1.73; I, 1888 to "a
K. 200; M, 2.10; N, 2.25; VIC.
2.55: WV, X, 2.76. l
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-29
NEW YORK EGGS

NEW YORK, Jan. 28.-R-Eggs
q, 906: aeak. Mixed colors: fancy
to extra fancy 10 to 81 IL; extras
10 3-4; graded firsts 10 IL; current
receipts 10: seconds II IL to "a;
II to II IL; dirties No. l,
II IA; average checks 16 to 16 IA.
Refrigerator, standards 10; firsts
II IL to ga; seconds 16 to Is IA;
mediums IS 1-2: dirties Is IA to 10.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-29
NEW YORK SUGAR

NEW YORK, Jan. %. - Up -
Steady prices for domestic sugar fu-
lures today mirrored a firm raw mar
ket, where sales equalling the years
top were made. Final prices were
unchanged to l point higher on sales
of 5000 tons.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-29
NJ CH1CAGO

receints o,o Jan. 2S.-R-Butter.
lied csr 0SS 500; steady; 80 central
unchangaa " l-2; other prices
fresh esq.,, receipts l3.4a5; wcak k;
Il IA. s esrs d, extra firsts, local
Cars y Jars II 10, f~irsts, local II,
dirties "a current receipts 16,
Grade eaau checks ID. Gov.
loose %. sss, u S. extras, white,
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-29
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Jan. 28.-(R-Live
poultry, firm, by freight; chickens.
rocks %; colored IS to Is; leg.
horn IA. Fowls, colored 81 TO %;
leghorn II. Old roosters 10 to IA
Turkeys. hens 26; young toms 20.
Ducks II.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-29
Rl1YINC IN STEELS
and RAILS FADES
Associated Press Average of
GO Issues Off 2 of
Point at 1876
py FREDERICK GARDNER

NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-Of'-Early
.;';ng momentum faded from the
4aav market today and closing
.;sas were irregularly lower by
factions to a point or so.
~ the forenoon buying in steels,
III, and industrial specialties prop
's' the list. There was no follow
.sro,gb, however, and in the final
INV the trend turned downward.
Tho Associated Press average of
. ;ss,es was off 2 of a point at
'.s The relapse came after yester-
.'r,s advance of L, the second up
- in the composite since Jan. 10.
1,olume expanded at times and trans
t.rs totalled 467,730 shares.
While business remained encour-
-;.a brokers said, lack of inspira-
'tsn from the war news or congress
laval activities served to keep many
n~otpntial buyers in the waiting van.
attention centered mainly on the
!, s steel meeting after the con-
fusion of the session. Directors de-
,,orod a dividend of 81 a share on
the common, the same as paid in
,nril, September and December last
raor and reported net earnings for
40 final quarter of 1904 a share.
Net would have been around 1884, it
n,s revealed, had not the company
deducted the full years pension pay
ments of nearly $1,000, 900 from the
last quarters profits. With this de-
duction. the full years net was plac-
ID at 1854 a share best since 1880,
cnmnared with $1.S3 in 1889. The
common shares, up most of the day,
ended unchanged at 81 Is.
Oyer.the-counter sales of stocks
continued to take much of the wind
out of the big board" blocks of 3d.
7OO shares of Standard Oil of Ken
t,ckv and 5000 shares of General
American Transportation being Of
fered for private purchase of the eX-
change after the close.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
NEW YORK, Jan. 28.-LR-The
Argentine peso Joined the Swiss
franc in a moderate decline in re-
lation to the United states dollar
today,
The peso lost .08 of a cent al
1882 U. S. cents and the franc was
off .O3 of a cent at 1927. The Can
adam dollar advanced 1-16 to 80
"a U. S. cents.
Closing rates follow Great Brit
ain in dollars; others in cents)
Canada: Official Canadian con-
troll board rates for U. S. dollars;
buying 10 per cent premium, SELL
ing II per cent premium, equiva-
lent to discounts on Canadian dol
lars in New York of buying 9.91
per cent, selling 900 per cent.
Canadian dollar in New York
open market II 1-3 per cent dis
count off 82.75 U. S. cents.
Europe: Great Britain, official
bankers foreign exchange COM
mittee rates., buying S4.02, selling
a.A; open market, cables $4.03
II; Germany 40.07n; (benevolent)
1870; Finland 2.05n; Greece .68n:
Hungary l9.77n; Italy SOC; Portu-
gal 4,Ol; Sweden 1890; Switzer-
land 1921 (x); Yugoslavia assn.
Latin America: Argentine Off
cial 2s.77; free 1882; Brazil Off
clal 6.O5n; free soon; Mexico
2O.7On.
Far East; Japan 23.48; Hong
kongg 1895; Shanghai $50.
RATES in spot cables unless
otherwise Indicated.
Nominal.
x-For commercial transactions.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-29
1slng reno Fades In Mart And Closing Prices Are hregularly Lower
authorized to work directly under

a~uthorlzed to work directly under
him. /
Among the problems that would de.
mand swift solutions, these persons
declared, would be the reconciliation
of sometimes conflicting desires Of
American and British military Off.
Gals as to what equipment should be
released for use abroad. Another
was said to be the encouragement OF
industry and labor to expedite pro.
duction to the utmost, a task shared
by the President himself, William S.
Knudsen, director general of the Of
flee of production management, and
Sidney Hillman, co-director of the
office of production management.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-29
MAY RELEASE PRISONERS

BERLIN, Jan. 2S.-LP-Negotia.
lions are underway for release Of
French war prisoners who have
many children, it was announced to-
night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-29
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Jan. 28.-R-Wheat
sagged again today when it be-
came apparent that weather condi-
tons were ideal throughout most Of
the soft winter wheat belt.
nnn,, IIiach T oW Clnao
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-29
No. 3 range follows
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Jan. 28.-R-Uncer-
tainties over future administration
farm policy and slack business in
cotton textiles clamped down on trad
inc fervor in cotton futures today.
Final prices were l point higher to
3 lower.
Range follows:
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-29
Omen HIGH LOW Close
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 28.-R-
Light hedging balanced small trade
fixations in cotton futures here to-
day and closing prices were STEADY
. points net higher to 1 point lower.
Ranoe follows:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-06-26
VOL. XXXIV. - GOD. XXXIV.
kroz kapitaGstiCku Ameriku.
Ford usvaja; C.. /. O.

Il Washngtona javau 90 juns e Ford Motor Co., pop
ugovor l. United Auto Workers Union Pomenu
ugovo popisao prustvu H. Bennea Fordovog glavnog
predsavna anjsh kompan:jskih pedstav
nika.
Fordova ndustra bt junska radonica c ce rad
posat canov c. l. o. U. A. W. U be pitana da
zee iii To predvda jdna stavka unjske radionc
radnci ptati mora poa canov c. l.
o. potrudi predavnici junie kao kompanje te
svose kojom kompanija obavezuje da
ubra radnikove najamnce Ford e
prvi auomoblskh rm usvojio "heckf savku
Pitane povecana je specficno uzelo obzr
generalno veil Ford paca navetu naamnicu Ia
prekomerno radnc prma SO
bagdana prm dupu platu
uda ogasna organizaa Fordovh pandura
radnici Ugovor da Fordu da
potrebi c. l. O. label" Fordovim auomobilma
Zvancnc c. l. 0. vesele ovoi podeb zaso bi oni
akconaa bude nhov koektor kada dobli njegov
ke industrije moraju
bti clanovi C. l. O.
ci h fekea c. l. O. da predobu kapitalistcke
pristanak nhov b canov Oni
osigua fekki poozaj sprei da radnici
organizuu Soosieku Industrjalnu uniju Dugim
recma poaze posodavcma da odvedu radnicku kasu
n 6ud kovanu tih kapastiekh porue
beda fekera protiv radnika e ndustme!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-06-26
vazne medjunarodne vesti.
Nacisti napadoSe Sovjetsku Juniiu.
Rat besni uzduz 100 milia.

slbotu vece 21 juna posle
leroVu proklamacu kojcm o Sovjetsku
tim usmo d Je Rbbentrop zkovse
SovsetskoJ Juni Tada mozda
napa bznje gradove Sovetsk nedznog
naoda pVe Vest tog najduzeg ronta Cd Bearae Ba
ka koe doaze IL Moskve vele
prodrle zmedu 10 mila
jivsi bez znacajna sea ali pod vekm gubitkon.
Premda brzoaske novine
lae varvarska nac6a cin prsak "a neke
uslove vadu Sovjetske Sana izavo
sledece:
"Dans fu nedeu % ujdtro da kakav
zahev rodneo Sovetso Jun
padose zemu napadoe granice predema
nihovh avona bombardovase gradove
vasopol kaunas drug ubijajuc preko
Verovano e da je Hitler tako postupio
da napadne zemlju koliko je god moguce
Nema nj da prekrsila
stavke rusko-nemackog nenavanog paka ko prdvda
10 godna" skripcu manjfau io sirr,a
sredsva koa obino posedue Sovetska Juna
desperatn postupak nacsitke Sc naaz
desperanom stanju.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-06-26
IBandito obiavliuje rat Sovjetima.

kao vern satrap nacsticke Nemake faSGka Italia
pokorno sedi Bando obao
jetsko Juni Ne kako moci pomoci Ne
mackoj ali predstavljena svom avonma
nemacko-ruskom frontu.
Fasistka veil da Nemacka Sovjetsku Junu
da b docepaa konnentanu Evropu Gleauci
nacsck desperatn korak po-
bune gadnog zarobenog adnog naro toe trah cd Poete
ske Revolucije naterao da napadne Sovjete.
zlikovski Franko vada Spaniel pozdravio
Eovsku agreu da e spana primia nvono zogasn
cistickoSovjetsk nenavan pak ali prja-
telji sa prjaejima a neprijatelU Sc znadu'
vada "nezavsne'
Dok vee Rumun predvod napade uga proiv Sovtsk Jun
Drzi da saze provalom
nista jos vancnog zeme sukobu NaS
citaoc secaju da Japan bio koj maom
sta znaci napad prov zemlje Sovjea
Dake fasistieke zene ujednene rrotiv soveske J
nje vele d korak rotrebno NINA
poebue hrana ulje drug uspeno vodenje
protiv "demokratia "tvdjavu boevizma'
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-06-26
A odbor Predstavnicke Kuce trazi "Open shop"

burzoaske obavluJu
posodavc Remington
Inc godine $217 deonu dok proe
godine dob military Affairs Committee
Predsavncke Kue Wasbingonu bav pivanjem uzroka
postojecih strajkova.
do vro "znacajnog pronaaska On
die da bezkontrone rad
nika." zakonske protiv istih.
odbor pohvalo poscdavce oni bez nimke
notpunos koopersal Odeenjem Mornarce"
pohvali postoem unjama "mudr patriotdcn
vod organzovanog akodr kooperisali
naoruzavanj preporucio Pedstavnicko Kuc
ednu stavku ndusre ina
odbrane kojom b nezakonito pretnjom
Il; "nasilno" sprecava
poduzeca
Sa drugom stavkom svoh odbor preporucu
60 svaka sumnja
ome da on
"odbranbenm ndusrjama"
ostalh stavi svoh tai odbor
(Nastavak
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-06-26
Posredujuci 0dbor preporucuje "cl0sed shop"

Vec cd poduzeg masinisti brodogradva a
posreduuc obor rud da privede krau
pedob 80 cd 80 fm brodogradvne
industrje ali Ia edna Bethlehem Steel
Corporation Nu sada ura swim slama National Defense Me-
daon Board da usvoj unkc usove koe uvoJse osa tme
Corporation edn stavke master
agreement osae firme ia savka e cosed
uniskm pedstavnicma da uposuju
radnke
Tako stvo oons da pomenuti poeduuci odbor urglra
Bethlehem da usvo closd shop izgled
usvojit ocekue kra ajka masnista brodogradva
razlkuje cd "unijske radonice chec
off, savkom usvo Ford Motor Co., tome o pva dae
da firmu. oaom
jednake radnke da budu canoV
junie = htel iii nehteli
posreduju odbor som okonost
shop" protiv neke
ko bune protv svake unje nkmo prov stavka
znac closed shop prov poslodavaca
odnosno kaptaistckh nista me bl bo sveu
kupno kapacko b radnici bill jednu cvrstu
Predednk Roosevelt bezbro puta rudio da
my John "My dear Bi postigne takvo ujednjene
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-06-26

Opkoena kapitaistkim zemljama Sovjetsk
mitarno Ona kojh
broJu nje cudo sto naccka vlada
rod cuvaju ruskh
atcara Londonu drzi
oko 5000 avjona prvoka
avijona
Jedno veko premccstvo koe pcsedue Soveska unij ko
eg naccka Nema6ka, naconano jednstvo
ski radio avla hlade dobovojaca
Crvenu Armiju da
cl vee da nisa dugo Ruse ujedn
zenlje
Pored oga, Rusja ina sanovniStvo Cd
VoJsku cd l2O0O000 OF m0mlC
nos veil da Nema&a pokoi
Junu roku general
Tesko sada predvide mogutnost koe porod
nacstickog agresivnog
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-06-26
Privremeno "prijatelisko" drzanie ''demokrat
ia'' prema SOvietskOi Junii

Ma o. Winston Churchill govor koji bavo
poglavto nacskom agresijom
ne6e prevar Hitler negovm pokcma po komunzma,
Soyjetsku Juniu snabdeo
pesn protv demokraa opomenuo
vnie Engeske Sjednenih Drzava
vuc tanak led podupranja Hera protv Soetsk Jun
prim Sovjetsku
pluokratija prevara misljenu
(Nastavak ma a..
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-06-26
Zaiednicki Piknik II Akron, O.

Cleveland
odzat
eau pramUr beHatn
L.
armi ali bog ek
Zg mraau
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-06-26
m1AsA SREDsTv A

AVPrOsveclvanJe radnick"
klase q duhu Marksizma.
da su rad I kapital nep".
mirIjivi neprjiatelii: Orga.
nizovanje radnicke ktaae E
jednu Revolutionary p.
litiGku Parti;u IN 0svaja.
ME I razaranje Politifks
Drzave kapitalizma: crga
nizovanje radnika | U jed
nu revOluciOnarnu Indus.
trijalnu Juniiu "a uzima-
ME. drzanje kretanje svih
zemaljskih industrija
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-06-26
n1ASA SNKHA: Uniste.
ANnje kapitalisiiCkns ure

djeni8: uniStenie na lam
ROx rOpstva radniCk. kla
ses prenaSan il svih zemali
~kih industriia y rukp o.
xanIIO> amin UroIZ> Od laca.
~ X o m radn:ku pntpur
plOd njegovoe rada: nsl,.
HtuiieHi. .ein. tiH' "":n-
stva % mOrije Klasn- ~,
davine: uspOstHvIian ~.
bOdne Zajednice Drus,>
/ Drugarica industrijai.
ne Republic Rada.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
is. Bache Moving
Detroit Office
Will Take New Quarters
in Penobscof, Monday

J. &. Bache & Co., will move
their Detroit Office to 1877 Penob-
scot Building on Monday. July ID
according TO an announcement
made by F. w. Pritchard, the
resident manager.
j. S. Bache e. Co. one OF the
largest wire houses. is headed by
Jules S. Bache. Bache Is vice
president and director and mem
Der of the finance committee OF
the Chrysler Corporation. is a
director OF Motor Products, and
is an officer and director of many
other companies. including Dome
Mines, Ann Arbor Railroad. New
Amsterdam Casualty Company,
Tennessee Corporation, Julius
Kayser & Co., United States In
dustrial Alcohol, etc.
J. S. Bache & Co.. will celebrate
its fiftieth anniversary next year
the firm having been organized by
Bache in 1892 as a successor to
another firm originally established
in 1859. The company has branch
offices in 38 cities and In addition
has correspondents in principa
centers throughout the country
all connected by a private tele
graph system.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Defense Is First

II bank deposits continue or
their upward trend. Detroit vii
have another bank in that select
"over one-hundred million circle
The Commonwealth Bank with re
sources Of better than SOC. 900, 0W
ia a sure thing bet 10 top the marx
by the next bank call.
Two other banks. the Manufac
turers National and The Detroit
Bank moved over the 200-millior
mark while the National Bank
leaped past the 600 right through
TO the 700-million bracket.
The Industrial National. Wa
beck and United all showed sub
stantial gains, too.
We realize. of course. that size
alone is no measure 10 be applied
10 banks and that's why we're glac
10 report that when the banker!
themselves get together, the sub
Jet OF conversation is not the
amount OF resources or deposits
but rather the number Of defense
loans made and the amount of de
Tense bonds sold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
.Hinde & Dau(h
Sales Soaring

CLEVELAND. July II. - Sales
OF the Hinde & Dauch Paper Com
pany this year are running at the
highest level in the company's
history. exceeding the previous
peak attained in 1887.
Earnings for the first six months
of this year. after federal income
tax provision OF 30 per cent and
estimated excess profits taxes. are
expected TO amount 10 about S517,-
900. or about Sl.20 a common
share. This would compare with
the first half OF 1910 net profit of
S462 .319. after federal income
taxes at "a per cent, equal to S1.03
a common share.
With orders for boxes running
well ahead OF shipments, Hinde &
Dauch's sales for coming months
promise 10 be limited only by the
amount the company can produce.
Inability 10 get more paper.
rather than demand for boxes, is
currently limiting production of
container makers such as -Hinde
& Dauch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Vu|tee Has Loss;
Expands Stinson

LOS ANGELES, July 12.-vuY-
tee Aircraft. Inc, reports for the
six months ended May 81, 1871. q
net loss of $593, 4ss. az compared
with a net loss of sass, 31s in tn
like period a year ago. In the
year ended Nov. 80, 1910, the COM
pany had a net profit 81 1914. 457.
Billings In the first six months
totaled $685., 976. an increase Of
lO2S per cent over the S73652O In
the corresponding period a wear
lago. Untitled orders on June 80
totaled $l55, 346.3 $40, as compared
with $50, 700. 900 on Nov. 80. 1910.
and $14,494,744 on May 81, 1910.
Large quantity deliveries are
currently being made from the
lcompany's California plants. Presi.
dent Richard w. Millar said.
While there were comparatively
few deliveries from the new
Nashville unit. he predicted a i've
fold increase in the last half.
Millar said that the Stinson "A.
vision in Detroit is now beinR
expanded 50 that IL will be aba "a
produce military aircraft for tho
defense program. May operations
were profitable, he concluded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Carl Olson a Visitor

Carl Olson, former state securi.
ties chief now with the SEC, blew
in from Fort Worth. Tex, with
the news that wealthy investors
are putting their money in oil
rights as an imitation hedge, and
that there's a shortage OF them in
Texas.
Chewed over old times and re.
called the time he revoked Ma.
delrs brokerage license. A Nadell
henchman called the Times city
desk late at night and tried 10
have the story killed. saying that
new evidence had been introduced
and Olson was not going TO take
away the license. We got Car
out OF bed to check and the mex,
day the Times broke the story OF
the revocation exclusively with ar
eight-column line.
Recalled, too, the two brokers
who were fined $1,000 each and
the trip we made together to the
Michigan gold fields" to expose
the gold In another papers golt
rush as iron pyrites.
Later we ran into STU" Porter
OF Baker Simonds. He's learning
how to walk again after a siege
with a broken leg. Says onl,
thing that kept him from feelinf
sorry for himself was hearing
about AL Clancy Jn. He's been ir
a cast for almost six months now
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Detroit Produce

ApPLES-Iliiuofs, bu. baskets ". e. No
en- and gg yellow T5an spa pn,S 81 g
Iti.s5si.4o: aE-ln. and up. $50 D / as
wsst Virginia U. 8. fancy IA I'm. up Trans
cANTALoUPEs-salmon Meats: An
3ss, $50; Jumbo 45s. 50. so a s,76; Cali
fornia Imperial Valley Jumbo 36s, t3.45 a
3. So Jumbo ass. 50. 506 3.s0; Delsno sec
ton Jumbo 36s. fair quality. 50; jumbo asa
HoSEYBALIs-calfornia Jumbo ses
50. rs: jumbo ASS, -.
CARROTs-i1os Angeles crates Q dor
punched; California. 32.1Sn2.50.
CELERY-Michigan, 1-doE. stalks. $50
cUcUMBERs - Maryland bu. baskets
.s3-1h;- fair quality. -s3.25i- large slE'
coRN-Arksnsss sacks yellow S-dor.,
LETTUcE-Los Angeles crates Icebers
type. California Salinas 5-doz., sS.7oGei
t-doz., S5a5.5o.
PEAcHEs--Georgia half bu. bssksts u
9. No. Hiieys, IA in; and UP: toe soc.
few higher; i7s1ln. min. 5og75c; 2-in.
min, 75c; all sizes ordinary condition
showing decay a. low as 2sc; Hale
Hsvens, =; 9, No; 2.ini min. fair ecndi'
min. 81 South Carolina bu. baskets
Golden Jubiees U. q. No. 1 2-in. and up
81. 50n2: Ia. in. and up, u.4onf.oo
Arkansas half bu. baskets Fairs Beauty
q :. in. TO 2-in., fair condition. TOO 75c
bu: baskets. ~ in, fair quality. soc asi
PoTAToEs-New stock. ioo-ib. sacks
California u. s. No. l Long Whites. S1.4,
q 2.5o; few higher; u. .. commercial
washed Long Whites. Sl.7592.2o; Idaho
q 50: Nebraska U. 6. No. washed Tri.
umphs. $40: North carolfna-virginia u
s. No. unwsshed Cobbers. 81: Missouri
Kansas fair 20 generally good quality
washed cobbiers. si.4oa1.s0; unwsshs6
fair 20 generally good quality Cobbie&
81 80 6i.65: U. 9. No. ! unwashed Tn
umphs, 81 SIS.
ToMAToEs-ioab. cartons. repaekse
sSc; repacked Jugs, 81. Ohio dollhouse. toe
few sales 10 quote. Arkansas origfna
Tugs ". s. No. 1 green, ripe and turning
wrapped 6x6 and larger. Sis; California
original ". =. No. I green. ripe and turn
ing. wrapped 6x6 and larger, s1.e0g2.
wATERMELoNs - Georgia florida, pc,
melon: Tom watsons, ~ lbs, $50 30c
rs ms, 500 35c; IS lbs. $50 SOC; - lbs
so q 55e; Cuban Queens, 40 lbs. 72hc
20 lbs. 2Sa27kc, 2s his. 256 s5c: 2,
lbs. 3514Oc; South Carolina Cannonbails
30 lbs, 4Se.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

C"i IiitHI' Inc ". II. CHAPEL
new president has been active In
the club for several years. having
previously served as director. Sec
lretary-treasurer. and more re.
Gently vice president.
Other officers elected are How.
ard +. Taylor of Braun, Bosworth
q Co., vice president, and John I.
REMOVER of Miller, REMOVER q
Co., Inc. secretary treasurer.
These officers, together with three
new directors, elected from a
slate of six nominees by the club
at its twenty-sixth annual meeting
Thursday. and George c. Dillman
OF Hartman Ripley & Co, ex-
oiflcio. will comprise the board of
directors for the coming year.
The new directors elected wers
Alonzo c. Allen. Blyth & Co, mo,
Jones B. Shannon, Campbell. Ma.
Carly & Co. and Bert +. Ludins.
ton. Waiting, Lerchen & Co.
The club at Its annual meeting
voted 500 to the United SeryIcs
Organizations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Iekes VS.. Aluminium

Aluminium Company of America
has certainly taken Mr.. lckes
TRADES 10 heart.
The last issue OF Alcoa's eight
page news letter was printed "
green rather than with the tradi.
tional aluminium colored ink. Ole
ink cans were scraped 10 the bare
metal 10 no avail
Said company spokesman
sadly:
aluminium used In the ink for tho
Aluminium News Letter each
month has gone off 10 stand I'm
defense alongside countless other
aluminium products which will
not he produced for the dura-
ton"
What a sacrifice:
And now will Harold go stand
In the corner and repent those
harsh words?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
New Glass Plant
For West ghouse

PARAMOUNT, w. Va. July II
Construction of a glass factory
at a cost of $500, 900. to employ
200 workers on it's completion
next May. was announced by the
Westinghouse Electric and Manu-.
featuring Company.
Eventually the new industry
will employ 400 men and women,
Its operation will mark the entry
of Westinghouse into new field
OF glass manufacture. The plant
will produce glass tubing for all
Westinghouse floursecent lamps
and also the small glass stems
for incandescent lamps.
The glass plant will adjoin q
new 100000 fluorescent plant
the largest Of its kind in the
world. which will be dedicated
August 2. Production in the two
plants will be integrated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Steel Record
III Million Ton Output
in First 6 Months

NEW YORK, July 12.-Steel
ingot production in June amount
ed TO $780, 100 net tons, or 98.2
per cent of capacity. according TO
the American Iron and Steel Insti-
tute. This brought the total for
the first half year to 40.9l1 1886
tons. new high record and
within Is per cent of the 50,46S.-
900 tons produced in all of 1917,
which was the peak year during
the first World War.
The output in Tune compared
with TOSS. 1872 tons in May or $751;
per cent OF capacity, while in
June. 1910. production amounted
10 5,657 ,445 tons or S4is per cent