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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24
Hits Hil|mdn S
Plan Relating
Wages TO Profits
BY LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of Economies. n. Y. University
The recent address of Sidney
Hillman, associate director OF
the OPM. is certainly food for
thought by every American who
does not want his country TO
share the fate of France.
Hillman began on high note.
He stressed the national emer-
gency, and advocated an about
defense as the great need. He
made an eloquent plea for "in-
dustrial harmony"
But then he presented a
"seven-point program" I will
leave II to any unbiased reader
whether this program is one
that Is calculated either 10 de-
velop harmony within the nation
or 10 promote the national de-
tense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan az Inch on. crates
unless otherwise stated Delicious. n.as
? inch up. 81 IL i.2s.
AvocADos--csllfornls fats iss-7ts, 81
"a a fair quality. 81 7ohi 80.
REAN sa:hsl hampers Lou,.i. y.
few IS wax type, sa7s. few, 50 fair
BEETs@T,.n H.ersu, 40. dos.
RRoGcoLI.california pony crates n-ao
cABshoE%io. Angel. crates round
type Georgia 81 IS: Louisiana, fair eondi.
ton. 81 5o1ieoj Mississippi. N7shls5'
0eorgIs ~ bu hampers 75II IS
cANTALoUPEs-Aruons Salmon Meats
crates Jumbo 3ss and ts. $40 o $50
standard s1 81 isnt2s; pony s4s s7. rs
ana ass so7s standard asa. H75; pony
SIS, 81 1873
ARRoTs-Los Angelo, crates q dor
hohd California. s275os mostlN 81 90
Condition. 81 so9ass r.xs. eoi.. ssa5.
cAULIFLowER--N Nothing offered.
CELERY California wirtoound crates
Pascal type % dor. 1913: Florida is.ineh
1ss s ,op: XXI nd ols'n.,y s.' ,s,i
condition, .slni25; Golden Heart dor.,
81 Tbg 10 fair quality. $3.50 SO. 81 1871
3 as; s dor. 81 500 ass; ordinary 20 fair
quality s2a7.bo, 10 aos.. "a So fair quail.
ny. 50 ks. S2T2 10. fair quality, 81 50;
crates Of hearts wrapped. ~ ooi. si.so
fair condition, 81 so
coRN-T.xss sacks 5-s dozen white.
cUcuMRrRs - Ru basket. Florida
fancy. So choice. S225p2 so; large siE.
snters So Alabama fancy, 81 900 j:
cnoes. 81 2s6 2 so
LETTUCE Louisiana crate. Iceberg.
far quality So So: I dor. So so6.: 8 do,.
S3a32S. fair quality 81 rs. ordinary quail
ity "a as Washington, dot' u loVt2o'
LEAF LETTUCE dollhouse, lob bas-
ks,s, Ohio and Michigan, soc
oNioNs-News stock WIDE range IN
quality condition and price Texas oo-lh
sacks. L. a Commercial yellow BsrmudAs.
far condition, s2p 7.7o. ordinary quality
L. S. Commercial, fair condition y2.2sI
2 so ordinary condition ti.75a2; Babosa.
L. s. No. /. 3-inch minimum, 50 medium
sire. Finch to 3-inch.. 81 so ass Louisi-
PorAroEs-oh stock; ioo-ib sacks.
Y. s. No. unless otherwise stated; Idaho
s Nu:' ,oS Srs sses: ase v.fou. S:r
cues. Maine, si.7on Is; 18Th sacks, 2se
Michigan Russei Ruras. sldl.lsi chippe-
wss, Ills; Upper Peninsula Green Noun
sacks. L. 8. No. ! washed Triumphs, 81: 20
i'ss: T.. S. 10. /, 3 sire. sai,5; ioo.is
SACKS, u. q. No. 1 Ions Whites, too few
sales 20 quote; Louisiana loo.lo sacks Y. q.
No. l washed Triumphs, 81. rs 1 so; Texas
b0-lh SACKS u. 4. No. ] washed Triumphs.
81 35ait5. California loo-ib sacks Y. o.
No. washed Long Whites. n.soq7,
mostly sis5: Y. a. Commercials, si.sb ~
L75; 5o-lb sacks u. Q. No. washed Long
whites DOC
sTRAwBERRfEs-7t-a crates. Missouri
u. s. No. ! Aromss generally fair condi-
ton, So so. few Ss.75; Kentucky No. q.
urclassihed ordinary quality and condition,
s3@t 4 as Rlakemores and Aromas. LIS.
TOMATOES 49, i0-lb -cartons rtpacks.
81 so Ohio dollhouse. s.lb medium. 81 IS
Bli0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24

My threatener, Edward White,
1903 Ash street. Scranton. Pa,
in a voluminous TRADE addressed
10 the editor Of a newspaper
which publishes this column, de-
clares, among other things:
Secretary Perkins OF the
United States Department of
Labor says that less than two
tenths of per cent of the ma
tons industry IL involved in
labor trouble. Where will we
find the strikes and strikers that
this man Forbes IL so wildly
excited about: What makes
him think that our armed forces
are held back by strikes and
strikers when the percentage of
labor trouble II practically
negligible?
"What IN Mr.. Forbes objective
In pitting soldier against worker.
by harping on a condition that
actually does not existe I would
like TO have him state his posi-
ton before turn this matter
over to the Federal Bureau of
investigation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24
Stack Will Play
Against Saginaw

FORT CUSTER, May 24.-Pvt.
Gene Stack. who was removed
recently from the roster OF the
Chicago White Sox for a year of
army training. will appear June 8
before home town folks when the
Fert-Cester recruit reception cen
ter baseball team plays the Sagi-
nav White Sox of the Michigan
State League.
The game. according to Capt
George d. Zegolis, morale officer
will be the first that an army
team has opposed a member oil
the state professional circuit. A
series of games with teams In
other cities Of the league is being
arranged by Captain Zegolis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24
Forget Common Man

j. ROMELL: "In going over
the list OF nearly 100 strikes in
past months, we And less than
one-third were called for In
creased wages. The common
man was entirely forgotten. All
the strike leaders had In mind
was more profit for themselves,
except where German sympa-
thizers were In control; then the
sole object has been curtailing
production"
John l.. Lewis vows that un-
less he can become sole dictator
over coal miners and mine
owners, he will paralyze indus
try, thus paralyzing defense.
What effect is this likely 10
have on the million.plus young
Americans who have been called
into military. naval. aircraft
service-to say nothing Of the
rest Of us and the government?
Copyright, 1871, BY D. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24
'Mske-Work' Idea

These labor leaders either
assume that the lahorers pro-
duce profits as well az wages;
or they propose 10. use their
political power 70 take profits
away from business
Another sign Of tho times is
seen in point 4 This is the
make work" notion. The work
week is 70 be shortened 60 that
more men can be put on the
paw roll regardless Of how II
affects production or output per
man.
One would suppose that n
labor leader who is planning for
the day when the workers will
arise and sc!zc tho organizing
ard directing Of business. would
sec that the more workers"
there are in proportion 10
product, the less product there
will be per worker.
Certainly tho earning power
of industry whether in Russia
or here. will not be increased
by merely putting more COM
rades on the pay rolls.
All Of tho other points Hill
man Stipulatcs arc good as far
as they 60 The only qualifica-
ton l suggest is that they do
not 60 far enough in showing a
villingness--not 10 say eager
noSs-on the labor leaders part
10 join all the rest Of US in
making sacrifices for defense.
Instead OF joining unitedly
n an about defense program,
Shey seem TO be trying 10 get AL
out of the program that >ney
can.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24

Briefly, the points In the Hill
man program are as follows;
ID Employers must accept
collective bargaining whole
heartedly.
~ Wages must bear a just
relationship TO the earning
power of industry"
80 Wages must assure a
fair standard OF living"
Cd Working time must be
short enough 10 enlarge en-
ployment opportunities.
60 Working time must be
short enough to prevent over
firing the worker. thereby
causing accidents and delays.
t6) Proper physical WORKING
conditions must be maintained
In the plant.
% Discrimination by employ
ers against any workers because
of race, creed or color must be
eliminated
That is all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24
; Church Services
AT Custer Tomorrow

FORT CUSTER. May 24.-Only
three religious services are SEIZED.
uled tomorrow at Fort Custer for
the less than 1000 men remaining
on the post during the 9Th Division
training maneuvers in the South.
Catholic services are set for
$3.50 a. m. In the recruit reception
center. Episcopal services will b.
held at 7:45 a. m, while services
in the 1s4th Field Artillery regi-
ment will begin at $50 a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24
Forbes
Economist Worries,
But Not Because
Of Ihreetener
BY b. c. FORBES

How / should SILVER! One
reader threatens to sic the Fed
eral Bureau OF Investigation
on me. 81
For WHAT For publishing
statements by men who have
been drafted, criticizing union
workers who melted strikes
which delay furnishing camps,
the country. with badly needed
equipment for military training.
III plead guilty 10 having re-
ported denunciations voiced by
draftees receiving S21 month,
denunciations of strikers earn
ing far more in a week than
these conscripts receive in a
month, denunciations righteously
inspired by their knowledge that
our draft army woefully lacks
adequate equipment. including
modern small and large guns.
up-to-the minute tanks OF ade-
quate size, etc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24
One-sided Proorem

First, you will note that this
program is entirely one-Sided. II
consists OF list OF things that
employers must do.
Second, IL expresses demands
that the rights" OF labor be
Upheld. II is expressed in terms
OF fair and Just conditions.
Thus il mostly ignores economic
conditions
The outstanding illustration Of
the second point is found in The
second and third points. which
amount toH- demand for tt1r
abolition OF the wages system. :"
and with II the profits system. :"
This would mean an end 81 tho
price system itself, and II is
the cornerstone Of economic
democracy.
The great menace 20 America
today Is tho menace from within
That menace lies IN the radical
doctrine that economic dcnoc-
racy is the same thing as politi.
cal democracy, and that because
political democracy means that
each man has equal voting
power. therefore each can and
should have equal purchasing
power
l think that this radical doc
trine shows up in the IIillman
demand that wages he related to
profits. THAT is what he means
when he saws that wage scales
must bear a Just relationship 10
the earning power of industry -
II means that labor leaders want
10 participate actively in tho or
ganization and direction Of bust
ness. without running the risks
Of loss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24
Eagle Lake Opened
To Soldier Swimming

FORT CUSTER, May 24.--Ths
Fort Custer post command today
issued orders throwing Eagle Lake
open for swimming 10 soldiers sta.
toned here. but laid down strin.
gent rules 10 protect the men.
A life guard will be provided
during the permitted hours Of I
p. m. 10 9 p. m. and he will Be
vested with police powers. Sol
diers will swim in pairs and must
wear swimming suits. the order
declares.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24
Marine News
DETROIT


Up utisrcup- Frs.lsnd. arrived 3 p m
Friday; Gypsum. Fellowcraft. 3:05. In
gale 3i5; AlgosteeI, 32o; wyandotts
$40; Mclean, $40; Rensselaer,, $40
Utica arrived. AtteLbury arrived s;a5' Gov
Mather, 1880 DETERMINATIONS tuition,
arrived 7i5. Coralia, arrived. James
MAZDA arrived. 1880: Cowan cleared. e:35i
Norway: $40 Fitch arrived. .; Aetna,
ford PISS; Princeton. 1890; Hosford.
ll:io; stifel midnight: Peter White, 1855
q m. Saturday; Edmonton arrived, sweden
sro oSy, s.sy.r 2e Wv, Mi.in 40 $50
Bsrrailton- Pleasant arrived. 2:tO, AdrIstic
3:io; Moody, 1913 Green Island cleared
3 80: Grand Island. AS; Pontiac 400
Weed, $40; Penobscot arrived. SOS; Kerr
Corners arrived. $40; w. c. Richardson
$40. Frantz a1ived. s; Heekin cleared
6 sos; Townsend, s;i5.
down - Pollok. $40 p m. Frid. .
32o; Heekin arrived, $50. whitney
Cleveco 3:t5; Conway. NJ. Norfolk cleared
Z :o5; Mead cleared, Ironwood cleared, +:l0t
Ryers, sumatrs cleared. Alpena cleared
munt 72o; Fitzgerald. 7:4o. J. p. Refs,
arrived. s; ingalls, cleared, t;40i Berwind
Conneaut cleared, SIS. Feffowcrsft cleared
s: S s.o ' ;Gso ssS sp''sseS az
willowbranch. II 40: soodooo. midnight
Fitch cleared, ~ IS =. n. saturday; Mau'
nsloa, II 80: Aeadialne, 1870; l.. c. Hanns
a:la; Picksnds: 3.25; Regent. 4is Ls,h'
$50; oswego socony cleared. g. Cole, ;35
Mariana T.40: Finland, 1888
German cleared $50; chelan. SIS.
sAULT STE. MARIE
uS-c. A. Bis1eSwm. Ms,hst $50 a
3. T. Weir. Q: PRESCOTT. J c. wallace. II;
J A. Holloway. IL 30 Lsosle. c. w. CAL
loway II. johnson. noon \ssskatoon, Hur'
onic, Chambers IL 80 p. m. p. Nor
Roebflns Gary. r. l. smith. q sam Morse
q 30; Royalton. 3; a. s. Epson. y. J..
Ford. 3:3o; y. y. Tspnn. sullivan Bros.
j. r. Manuel. g. r. c. Collins. Sioux,
8 Mcoonssle. a. r Harvey. =; Beaumont,
Parks, Barge c. Lehttnen. Blanch H. q
p. Leonard, a. Parrny, $50; Hoyt, Arc.
turns. ESQ; Maeouhrey. II. g. Friek. 1890
ii 20; zenith city. aso a m. saturday
:, J. Murphy, J Maia. b Way: Csdil'
lac. l 80: Marquette. Nine. $50 Youngs-
town. , J. n. Reed. 100 Portwen. Peter
Rei"' n shirm. Jay Morse. $40, $50 Fr9 on.
Myron Taylor. 7 30: Barlow Lake Hemlock
Lake Allen. l. s. westcost, Hobson, 3.
DowN--Lehlsh. J. Davidson. Nettlston'
los 10 so po 1@ 5Is' II 80; Prsiaae isls
1880 p m: Calumet. n. NJ Weir $40
Louis HI, 2 30 Humphrey, 4; Queen City
a. 30 T. w. Robinson. VIM. Connolly
a. 30. Marguerite w, Florence J. Z;
Brock,on. Judge Kenshek. $50 shenango,
Sargent, odanah, VIM McLauehlan. o;
W. q clyde, n. p. Gillies, 10 81: Hsr'
m saturday: Lemovne w. J. Fiioert,
carni Thompson W. p Snyder IT., $3.50;
Nottingham. q W PERKINS a3o; Ausus.
,us Wits Kinr. = A. W oshorne' c. T.
IaTray Homer " llams n; Elha, 30 /;
Cstus. Lamont Z: A. p Wolvln, Y. -.
ireland, 730; Pegasus, ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24
Veterans Sponsor
Show for Soldiers

FORT CUSTER, May 24.-En-
tertainers from Kalamazoo and
Comstock will come to Fort Gus.
ter Monday night to entertain Sc.
lectees stationed here awaiting
assignment for training.
Officers of the Johnson-Robbins
post of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars, sponsors OF the hour long
show. said that the entertainers
would be drawn from the degree
staff OF Burr Oak Rebekah Lodge
1874 of Kalamazoo and Comstock
Longfellow Lodge $50 of the
!. O. O. F. The VFW post spon-
soring the affair is located in
Athens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24
Avert Confusion

Once the Intellectual air has
been cleared, we may avert the
curse of confusing collectiviza-
ton with progress. American
experience, on the contrary
shows, that progress lies in a
competitive economic society.
which through incentives pro-
notes the creative side of man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24
Gets Custer Job

FORT CUSTER, May 24.-Fort
Custer officers today announce
the appointment Of Second Lieut..
Theodore Henry Fessiek. now. sta
toned at Alton, H., to the post of
assistant post intelligence officer
and public relations officer here.
He will assist Capt Richard Mer-
rick. recently assigned as post In.
telligence and public relations
officer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24
Farmers Market

APPLES Delicious fancy. 81 as hu. !;
No !, ti,oooi7'' or.ssin e.. Ne: i Use
f.ney ,i Hs ou 10. !, soca ii i't Ne
2 500 75e: Northern spys, fancy. 50 bu. !;
No. /, N25ol.so; No .. 75ensi. Ne.
lntosh; fancy. 81. 1922 eu. No, !. $3.50
$40 eu; No. ], u25oiso; No. O. so
VEGETABLE " oRErN.-sorr.l. 400 soc
ou. kale. 500 7se eu.; mustard. $50 7se
70 a zoe; No, q, 50 o sSe leaf lettuce, sou
75e io-lo. basket. soe1N bu; eolards.
AsPARAGus-Fsney. si.25 dor. eehs
BEETs-No. !. 7so soe doi. behs., toa
ckRRors-NO. /. s,esoc eu: No. q
cHIvEs-No. !. sou 7te doI sehs.
Eoos-LsrEe, ssGaoo ao-do,. ease
m.sigm: s7:2sn77s .
LEEks-No' 1. 400 soe DO, ou.
] 90. No. a. soc o 81 green. fancy, tsS
PARSLEY Roor1bo d roe su.
table. 500 s,ei t.r.nium., ssiSSasc il.
'0 plorar6Es"so.' 'f !, soasse; No. a.
PoULTRY-Hens. live. heavy breeds.
20 72c n. leghorns, $50 zoe. oron.rs
heavy. 25H 25e 10; ethorns ~ q ale ID.
ducks. 1S1 1sc.
RADlkHEs-No. l. l5ui35 doI
bohs No. q Use long white, t5n soc
/ RHCBARB-outdoor, asa 35e dor bchs.
RCTABAGAs-No. ]. sou 75c bu.
MATOEs-Hothouse. No. !. 81 1913;
No. 2, S2,25 lf.lb. basket.
TuRNiPs-No Il 81 dor. behi.. 7ae
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. /. soe q
81 don bchs.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. May "a. 49, Ns)-BUTTER--
Receipts, 20, asa tubs msrke, &C on ex.
tras. az score. save; standards 90 score
cars, 34hc extra nrss el score. Aa c;
ntsts, ssse score. $40 33hc; specials %
score. 35a35nc
EGos-Rscsip,s. 37.4se cases market
steady. current receipts. 22Ae; fresh ex-
ira hrsts. 231s a23%c. fresh hrstS. 23u
73hc; dirties, axe. checks. 2ohe.
CHEEsE-T wins, lealeAc; daisies.
prints and longhorns, leh ieAc
LIVE PoULTRY-Market steady 70
easy; turkeys. il1 lie; hens. $50 Ice leg
horn hens. i7Gi7c; sprinsers iT67ic;
broilers. lsTlshc. roostert, l7h D Use;
ducks, 81 i4e: geese, o17c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24
PICK NEW PRESIDENT

Adopting in toto the recommen
dations of its nominating commit
tee, the group chose as their new
president, John S. Curran of Sal
Francisco, vice president of tn
Anglo California National Bank o
San Francisco and for the las
year the c. 3. A. vice president
and the entire slate as recon
mended.
The resolution on governmental
expenditures stated:
"We recognize the necessity of
financing the national defense
program from tax revenue as far
as possible, but firmly believe
that government expenditures
for non-defense purposes should
be sharply reduced.
CUT WHEREVER OSsIBLE'
I'VE therefore urge our Iegis-
lators and government officials
to eliminate, wherever possible,
or at least TO severely curtail ex-
penditures for non-defense pur-
poses"
The resolution urged the c. B. A
membership TO lend their effort
in favor Of rigid economy in non
defense expenditures. whether fed
eral, state or local." and con
tinued:
"XXe command the cousciac
tious efforts of certain legisla-
tors I'm both houses of the
State Legislature to reduce ex-
penditures Of the state govern
ment through eliminating waste
full and extravagant practices,
imposing new standards requir-
ing more efficient operations
and curtailing non-essential ex-
penses."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24

General Candy Corporation de-
clared a regular quarterly dividend
Of IS cents on class A, payable
June 20. to stock OF recort June 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24
New Hospital Unit
For Fort Custer

FORT CUSTER, May "a
Scheduled 10 arrive at Fort Custer
within the next few weeks are Is
officers and $50 men who will
serve as a cadre around which will
be built the 215th General Hos
pital Unit. IL was announced todav.
The new unit will be housed in
buildings e01 and GOT. The hos
pital group is training unit and
has no connection with routine
hospital administration of the post.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24

United Light and Power Company and
subsidiaries report for the II months ended
March 81 net income OF s5.22o.tsf'
eouai after "a months dividend require
ments on S. preferred stock. 20 " cents
share on combined Class A and Class b
common stock This compares with IS, io7.-
tst or ~ cents a share on combined Class
and Class r common shares In the II
months ended Mar 81. 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24

81 o. os ard rss s. A:Csst - report:
income OF 81 a33 2oi, equal 70 sass q
.hsr. on 9 Per cent preferred. agsins,
81. zoo. 05T or 81 % on per cent preferred
IN the preceding IL months
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24
Livestock Markets
PITTsBt RGH

pITTsBuRGH. May ~ dNsl =
S S5aes g. medium e sooa g
MEDIUM 20 good, 500; common, $3.50
20 cows medium e goo se5 $40, 80
% choice. So 2sne IS. common 10 medium
HoGs-R.ceiru 400 aeiiv, ana as,
higher. lso-iso lbs e25ba -; iso.22t
$50 900 ms SO ioTsso, iO0.iso ibs $50
3 toughs 81 5oas5 50
SHEEP Receipts, 900 market askin'
;io o.adnS medium aH' to ' s0oa S
as common lambs Ssn5s0 ewes sln
$50. wsthers. s5d5.50. sprIns ismo'
CALVES Receipts. 1873 slow and steady
good % choice siinl2. medium, SEQ
10 50; cuIIs and common, $50 $50.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, May 20 - dNs) - HOGS
6 5SsST'pi LOCO To Tor $3.50 $50: Quiz mssss
neav.es, seus -. mediums 80. l5ps.5o
lights. SnP 90 liFht lisnts. .73V Gas
packing COWS. IS 5oGe.to; pigs. t7.3t
rATTLE-R.eeip,,, I, 900 msrs., steady
calves, 800: steady. Beet steers: choice
sildi325; medium, SO. 501li. yearlinfs
2sai32o. Butehsrs heifers, 1890
So 90 calves SU. go So feeder Gu steers. s. &
1ll.75. stoekers: steers, ssai7 cows
ana heifers s71e75
sHEEP-Receipts, $500; market steady.
,sms. $40 so9ini "a : common ssa 10 % 20 ?,
% yearinr. s75ons.so ewes. $3.50
FAST BUFFALO
EAST BUFFALO, y. Y. May a.
HOGS Receipts. 100: rnsrke, sc
tive strong 10 ard occasionally 10 rrrtr
higher: good and choice 10000 lbs 80 q
10 mostly 81, %. trucked-ins, iT0.240 lbs
81 30 and upward N 50 SIS; sparingly
SO rs ESQ 30o-lh. butchers. 40 50Gp 80
rough ard welghty so~s, $3.50 10 mostly
81 Is and above
CATTLE Receipts. -7ooi narKe, steady
few $50 ms Canadian steers, $3.50: n,her'
held around 80 70 cutter and commpr
cows 50 s5nTss canner .S5.e0u $50
peighty sausage bulls SSWs3 rs
CALVES Receipts. 400 veAler trade
slow, weak 10 soc lower; good and choice
Sii 501i2 common and medium. sea IL
SHEEP Receipts 500; old crop lsmbI
use lower; good % choice, 50 sol o. ~
Not enough sprinssrs 20 mako market
heavyweight ewes, $3.50. A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

Nvw YORK, May 2t-Priees given 81
Genus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24
Detroit Poultry

Market steady; no quotations avallahls
Saturday
EGGs Market easy current receipts
~ G. underfrades. 20n 70Nc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24

Chicago Yellow Cab Company. Inc, and
profit OF si27 e23. before provision for es-
cess profits TAX. equal 20 "a cents q share,
against ST. 0s or as cents q SHARE IN the
March quarter OF 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24
Detroit Stock Exchange,

ho OF peteps IN issAs o-rhrV ss"s' e-hs"s
90 essh. s-0s account Of accumulation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
) Million Rdtions
Bought by Army

CHICAGO. Dec * 1NSl -
Contracts totallns 50 1l2.000 were
awarded 10 - firms today b. The
Chicago quartcrma>tnr depot for
10000 600 cans OF army type G
field ration the largest purchase
OF if> KIND ever made
The 10 600 600 cans comprise
< 00O 600 lull individual raIIonS 4
days ration consisting of three
cans Of The meat component and
three NJ thc biscuit component.
Much Of the purchase order VIII
be shipped 10 the Far East for
emergency use by United States
troops separated from their regu-
lar food supplies.
There are three different varic-
tics Of meat component, thus pro-
Viding different main course for
each meal of the day The biscuit
cans contain five biscuits. three
Jumps OF sugar. ono can OF soluble
coffee and five pieces OF assorted
hard candy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
Housing Plan
Mclean Estate Is Bought
By u. S. 10 Aid | 900

WASHINGTON. Dec -25 lNSl-
Friendship. vast estate Of Mrs
EvaIyn Walsh Mclean. owner Of
the fabulous Hope diamond and
widow Of the late Edward Beale
Mclean today fell victim to
Washington rapidly increasing
population
Fir f1-dCTc layout scene OF the
capitals most brilliant social fuHe-
tons during The last 30 years. has
been bought by The Federal Hous-
ing Agency for a sum reported TO
be more than 600 900
Covering approximately five
blocks the property expected
10 he transformed into q NAM
moth apartment project 10 accom-
modate at least 900 defense
workers l, is within l. minutes
OF dowutown Washington and Is
considered ideally located for ted
eral employees.
Friendship also boasts ample
recreation facilities Included is a
private nine-hOle golf course