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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Marine News
DETROIT


anon GPle r. cant 5I' % & m Monday Leo 9
Williams 40. Ms Michigan arrived. 10 .
L, " HIN cleared, sos. ". r. White,
D 10; Cement karrier arrived. 6:25, Co
walt cleared 30. Humrick -Sapor- Folcroft
cleared,-7-na- Lagonds. no, Plattsburg
Socony arrived. 7:40: {. A Reiss, Nor
ton. SIS, Yates, $50: Gypsum $40:
saucon. $40 Woodruff arrived. l0;45. .
NJ c, Taylor, II 30; Alpena arrived:
II 40. Joliet, Il 30 a. m. Tuesday Rand
arrived. y 20 Post arrived J. F.. l..
Ford. 10; Pathfinder 235; Shaughnessy
30 DICK arrived. 40. } T. Epson
8 20. Venus cleared $40: Markham, . -.
AlEosteei sos; Fulton 6.35. James
MAZDA arrived 30; WhittIesey-o. 7. 10,
7 Is. Utica arrived. f;20; Cyclic chef
1855 Fleetwood arrived, sos; Cetus,
sos Connolly. $40; Rand cleared. $50.
DOWN Bonner. r. m. Monday. Ma
taafa. AS: Redwood, 4l5; 7. W. Rob
inson 4 .55. Paul - Kenefick. sos: W.
ris. 5,35 Phil Minch SO; Wood, Robbins.
h AliRls4Tifs, Is Clemson, $40. Pioneer.
.25 Fsrr $50. +. T. Weir. Phpps ar
rived. $40: Enwood, 7.l5; Grape. cleared,
sin South Park cleared. -e;2ai Hoyt
55, r r. Richardson, 1910. Elba,
10 IS; Soreldoc 1919 Nudge cleared
wosdrufr cleared 2:35: Alpens cleared.
IS; Negaunee. 3;l5, Dinkey, AS, Sui
Ivan Bros. Fink. 4:55; Farrell. $40
Calcite arrived, $50; Cole. $40; w. 9.
Mather. i; Algorail 6:l5; Sweden. 6:25
Cement Karrier cleared. $50: Plattsburs
socony cleared, s'55: Huron arrived. 9 50
Colonel arrived. 8 So: Turon arrived, $50
Kenora arrived. sos; lshpeming, Acadia
SAULT STE. MARIE
UP-Crescent City. r p. Rsnney. $50
m. Monday. Maryland. c. s. Hebard.
$50 Angelina 10; Col. J. Pickands. IL;
Denmark, li:30; +. +. Johnson, Ethel J.
Finland, noon; J. Davidson. Hemlock.
Y 80 p m. II. L. Shaw, Glenbogie, Z. J.
Schneider. Scandrett. 3; selkirk, c. Adams.
Bail Bros. T. II. II Brown. $50: Stada-
coma 6 W. W Holloway. W. A. Paine.
go, Heekin. ". II. Wolf Z; Tug Barlow.
Lake Louise. Lake Crystal. 30; McCul-
Tough Jr.. S J. Z. Davidson. Ireland.
Vega, 80 Dunlap. Suphite. Delkote. 10;
+. J Kulas, j. J. II. Brown. II Iocolfte.
H co4lhy midnight; J. J. Boland, /? 80
/. J. Watat 1880: Geo. Stephenson. Ma
Mia. G NJ. Humphrey, ?; Msunaloa, 40;
Backbay. $50; A. B. Uhrg, 6: J. Ericc-
SOB bo H2iey B. SGe a. s s9o So Monday
c W Galloway. widener. 9; Capt. c. D.
Secord Krupp. 10 80; W. A. McGonagle,
Cambria II; Malietoa, Adriatic. li;3o
Ho-r Croft cary 15ao noon Am ns5s: ) s,,p
ango. 100 ], II shesdle. Marquette, 2
Cornell Mathewston. b. H Taylor. Sam
Morse. $50; Huronic. 4: sultana. Barge
ResoIu'e Renyyoylse' :; C. A. Black Pargny,
Brown NJ Gallagher, 100 Townsend,
$50; Hosford, $3.50; Gen. o. NJ. Poe.
Hobson. 10; Augustus II; E C. Collisn
midnight; Peter White. a m. Tuesday
Manitoba. ?: Cadillac. p. +. Afheek. E.
y Saunders Jr.. 3. Irwin. 4 II. T Ewig
4 80. A. r Cornelius $50. VI Shiras. 8:
c. T Jaffray, I; b. F. Jones, W. G
Calm. clear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Insurance Rate
Cut, Burns Says
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, May 13. - Senator
James A. Burns CD of Detroit
insisted today a plan to give De-
troit a Is per cent reduction in
fire insurance rates is in the offing
in spite of a denial from Senator
J. r. Hammond (R) of Benton
Harbor.
Hammond's insurance commit
tee has completed an investigation
of Detroit rates as the result of
a resolution introduced by Burns.
In his report to the Senate, Ham,
mond said:
I'VE have been informed that
a reduction of rates had been
agreed upon by Burns and the
insurance companies. This COM
mittee has not been advised of
such by any of the interested
persons"
The committee also reported
that no legislation was needed to
reduce rates, since the Michigan
insurance rating commission. made
up of the insurance commissioner,
banking commissioner and attor-
ney general. ha. this power.
"YOu can say for me that the
governor and insurance COM
missioner are working on a plan
to reduce rates right now"
Burns said ut will all be an
nounced shortly.''
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Forbes
Al Smith Shows
Undiscouraeed
Human Touch
By r. {. FORBES

Al smith is one OF the mo>t
human" human beings in Amer
lea Unlike too many Others
he hasn't let the world crash
sentiment out Of his soul When
his nonagenarian 1927 friend
August HeckScher. died recently.
Governor Smith took time 10
write tribute 10 what this
pennileSS German immigrant
had done for the needy Of New
York state and city especially
under-privileged boys
4 Quarter-of-a-CenturY ago !
published the ihrSU story Of
HcckScher'S life. He was a
unique mixture OF fighter and
friendlinesS Injustice. particu-
larry 10 the defenseleSS. chal-
leneed his championship even
when he had nothing personal
al stake.
l came 10 have high regard
for the unSelhshneSS, HUMANE
tarianneSs Of the old gentleman.
so was delighted TO read the
Governor letteG. a-ihe-
editor homage-and told Inn 50
lie sends this:
II am pleased Ia know that
YOU were so well satisfied with
what l had TO say about our de-
parted friend. l am feeling
all right-waiting for this great
rise i'm business that we hear so
much about, but, as far as real
estate is concerned, there doesn't
seem 10 be anything doing"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Steel Rate
Advances
To % Pet.

NEW YORK. May 13.-Steel
operations for this week are Sched-
uled at 800 per cent of ingot ca
pacity, compared with 96.S in the
previous week. an increase of "a
points, or ~ per cent, according
10 the American Iron and Steel
Institute. A month ago the indi-
Gated rate was 9S.3 per cent, which
was a drop of ! point, or l per
cent from the preceding week.
The following table gives a COM
parlSon of the current schedule
with the nearest corresponding
week of previous years. together
with the changes from the week
tf,atYFA,lF4f,lxy t,,.,nnItnns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan bu crates ~ inch
minimum Delicious. rs; Northern Snys.
sl25' Steele Reds 81 35. 2l.-inch mini
AvocADos-california flats. 1ss-3os.
81 90H Is: fair quality i6s24s Si.75.
BEANS - Bushel hampers Bountfuls
Florida. 50 q as. Louisiana. 81. 50: Black
valentines Florida 81 50 n 2.75 few 81:
Louisiana, S3U325; WAX Florida. So
Louisiana. 50 few. 50 80
BEETs-Texas one-hsf crates 3-3ls
crocodile California pony crates. 30
bohs., SO p n 3 50 fair quality and eondi-
ton. 81 IS az IS
CABBAGE-Los Angeles crates Domestic
round type. Georgia. - - p. Mississippi.
50 q 30; Louisiana. y - Z2d. Georgia =
hu. hampers. 81 p q 10; Mississippi pony
crates, lis 80. 50-lb sacks Missis-
slppi SlQll5. >. crates Mississippi. 81
CANTAroUPEs- California Imperial Val
ley salmon meats. crates Jumbo i5s 81 50.
standard SIS. $3.50. pony as. 81; 5is,
CARROTS Angeles crates. dozen.
California. 50 $40. Texas . d3z.. s. 80
doz. S303.l5 5 do. s..
.CACL1FLoWER California pony crates,
i2s and larger s..
CErfRY-i6- crts trimmed tops
individually washed FLORIDA Pascal. doz
81 Il 3.7J, Golden Hear. 1 doz.. 81 30 n
a.25. dog - Boa Is. s. and los. So
u275. XXs. S2a225 ordinary 10 fair
quality AMI condition. all sizes 81 5on
CucuMBERs-Field grown FLORIDA hu
- 20. choice. s. = n 90 large SIZE. 81 -
LETTUCE 4. crts. Iceberg. Cali
fornis salinas .. s. , 20. few s.. %.
bskts Ohio. zoe. Michigan So zoe
ONIONS 5D-Ib sacks. L. No. I:
Yel9"s Michigan csif storage stock. Gin.
min. S275H2s5. TO- I'm. and larger.
Z al e. n ri
10. Chile crts sweet spanish 4ss 72s
and sos few sales. -. 10. New stock
Texas 50-lb. SACKS. =. 5. comm. yellow
Bermudss. - 30. L. $ Ne. l. 81 IS
oNIoN SETS III. sack. Iu.aos Vel.
lows. Siaii5 Whites xi.I0a1 a5.
POTAToEs--u. = Ne. /. iO1-lh--saeks
uhi--s otherVtse stated. Idaho Russell
Burbanks. Si.75 1.s5 i0-lb. sacks. gle.
various varieties. Name. 81 so. i5-lh
sacks. 2sc. SON. sacks Hatahdins 50 ~
Sc Michigan Russell RIrsls. 81 . O5
Chppewss and Cobhiers too few safes "a
quote. Upper Peninsula Green Mountains
81 30 q 30. 18Th sacks. p = q 23c. New
stock Alabama loon sacks L s. No
washed Trumpht 81 81 = ~ 50. mostly
- 60. L s No. / size 3, 80. Calf
fornia IO0-Ib SACKS L. s. No l washed
Lone Whites. 81 80 = 80. fair quality
81 70 JO-lb sacks L. &. No l. size y
washed Long Whites eOe d 81; Florida and
leNat. nothing offered.
sTRANBERRIEs--L ouisina 2f-pt crate,
Y ---------i-r- - - -----,-----z-.'t
cssies E.aksmores - 25H = 81 EIoDdY kes
- Tennessee 24#uf. crates BiakcfnHres
- SoH - Alabama = At crates Blake
mores. - 20 : 81 Missionary - 5o.
SWEET POTATOES ~ hu
crates Porto Eie4us louisiana. 81 So
! su TeEas. s. in. TAR quality. 81 -.
TOMATOES f.spaess. Id-Ib cartons
81 10 small sze 81 n. ONO dollhouse
SIN baskets medium sIEe 81 80 81 ! 50
large Eizs. tI.z5a 40. small slzs. tL450
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
.Sdnd|ot Clubs
Can t Send Aid

W A SHIN GTON. May 13.-
Heavy shipment of war materials
is preventing the estimated 10000
United States sandlot baseball
clubs from sending their aid to
the British. it developed today.
Ray Dumont of Wichita, Kan,
president of the National Semi
Pro Baseball Congress, sent a per-
Sonal letter to King George, Of
fering 10 sponsor a drive for 40
900 bats and 10000 balls for ship
ment to England. which boosted
600 clubs before outbreak of war;
The king, through the British
embassy in Washington, thanked
the organization for the offer, but
was unable to accept because Of
the lack of shipping space.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13

II is CVldcnt that the Steel IN
duStry is rapidly working back to
the active rate at which IL was
producing when the soft coal strike
caused curtailmcnt. The 90 per
cent rate scheduled for HE eur
rent week is only Is of point
from the high record OF 99.S per
cent Indicated for the week begin
ming March "A last.
From Tins peak, operations
dropped weekly until they reached
low of 943 per cent scheduled
for the week of April %. However.
with the ending of the coal strike
in that week, recovery has been
sharp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Whips
Purdue Golfers

ANN ARBOR. May 10 With
Sophomore Ben Smith setting the
pace. University of Michigan golf
erS scored a 1913 victory over
Purdue for their fourth straight
triumph in Western Conference
competition.
In beating George Dahl 80
Smith toured the first nine in 81
with five brides. three parS and a
bogey and came back in SIS for a
tN.-tWa- under pal-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Sentiment important

Sentiment. goodfell W.
ship, beauty-how much they
mean in the world. Washing
ton has its cherry blossoms.
Holland. Mich. for a dozen
years has had. appropriately
its tulip time" For a week
each May it stages a grand
scale festival which attracts
countless thousands.
Thanks TO the Holland Fur
mace Company. Hollywood stars
are engaged and all kinds of
attractions are offered. Ad-
mlrable.
Tom NIcInnerney, founder
and head of the National
Dairy Products Company. tells
me that when one day he
handed 10 the creator of Hor-
tons ice cream SIS. 000. 600 IN
cash for his bushes. he re-
marked that the recipient. hav-
ing started without penny.
must feel proud Horton shook
his head His reply was he had
had 10 work so grindlngly hard
that il had cost him his health.
There is a moral in this for not
a few elderly business giants.
Alex Dow. 7S. upbuilder Of
Detroit Edison, made this tart.
snappy reply the other day
when l observed TO him that
he had developed perhaps the
best run utility in America:
But il that saving very
much"
Copyrsh'. 1871. b. p c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Farmers Market

APPLES Delicious fancy S225 bu
No /, S1.5oal.75; Greenings. No /, 75c
fancy. 81 IS bu No / 9oc a 81 Is: No. 2.
so n 7ic Northern spys. fancy 81 bu.;
No. /, 81 p u 50 No. ?. 75c q 81; Nc
ai'5o. No ?. 75 5 81 steele Reds fancy ~
81 Is bu.: No. I, 81 25G 1.5O. No. ?. 75c bu.
VEGETABLE GREENS sorrel. 50 a 75c
hu.; kale. so a 75c bu.; mustard, sOc 81. 10
sPINAcH-No. 1. sOcasi25 bu.; No. ?.
FRENCH ENpIvE-Fsncy N7s: s-lb.
AsPARAGU Fancy. SOC n 81 doz ochs. ::
No 81 % 7jc: No. ?. 80 q soc.
REETS-No. !, 90 soc bu.
CARRoTs-No. /. 6ja SIC bu.; No. :.
CELERY RooT-No. I. 75caS1 bu.
CHlNES-No. I. 30 ~ 7jc dor. bchs.
EGGs-Lerge. S7.5ogs 3o-roz. case:
HORSE, RADIsH-No. /. 81 25a2.75 bu.;
LEAF LETTUcE-si bu.
ONIONS Brv. fancy s2a22s Sob
sack. No. /. S1.25g Is. No > o0c r 81
green 20 SOC duz. ochs.. onion sets $40
rKRsNIPsGNo I. 500 75c Du.
PARSLEY ROOT 50 q 75c bu.
PLANTS Flat. Tower 75c. vegetable
CSC geraniums. 81 so 14-pot fiat. pansies,
PorAToEs-No. /. 6oasse; No. 2. IS
PoULTRY-Hens. live heavy breeds. 81
~ 23c 10. leghurns 1q1 zoe. broiiers,
heavy. - 2Sc H.. leghorns. 1sa 2ic To-:
ducks t5H16c.
RADISHES dollhouse 80 n soc doz.
bchs outdoor, so n CSC dOz behs.
RHUBARB- dollhouse fancy. 45n Soc
5-lb. box: choice 80 y 40c: small sou zoe
d0z hchs 1utduot.- 3a4a 3-e- ,4-s-r-fIs.
RUTABAGAS-N l. 5Od75c bu
TOMATOES Hothouse. ll-lb. basket
S325
TuRNtPs-No l. 81 - bu. No. ? as
don. bchs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Halifax and Menzies
In Important Meet

CHICAGO, May 10 QNS)-
British Ambassador Lord Halifax
and Australian Prime Minister w.
NJ. Menzies arranged today 10
meet in Chicago for what was de-
scribed as very important
conference.
Menzies talked with President
Roosevelt IN Washington last
week end. and recently conferred
with British Prime Minister Win
Ston Churchill in LondeA-Lord
Halifax spoke before 10000 per-
sons IN Kansas City last night. He
Will come by plane from the Mis-
sour city 10 meet with MenZies
tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13

900 per year. In addition an earn
ings sinking fund is set up to re-<
tire. by May /. 1912, and by eacf|
May /, thereafter either $3.50, 00ON
principal amount of debentures,
or such lesser amount as may be
retired through application of a
sum equivalent TO 10 per cent of
the consolidated net income of the
preceding fiscal year. To the extent
that retirements through the addi-
tional earnings sinking fund are
less than S750,0O0 in any year. the
amount is to accumulate and be
payable in subsequent years. A
total of 100000 of debentures
will be retired in each year when
the sinking fund operates at its
maximum.
CALLABLE AT IO4
The debentures are callable as
whole or in part by lot at any
time at 104 per cent if redeemed
on or before May /, 1915: there
after at successive reductions of
L per cent for each two-year Pc
riod TO and including May l, 1859:
and thereafter at 100: in each case
plus accrued interest to date Of
redemption.
A separate scale of redemption
prices is established for sinking
fund operations as follows 10 and
including May |. 1913, l0l per
cent: thereafter at successive re-
auctions of /, per cent for each
four-year period TO and including
May |. 1855; and thereafter at
100; in each case plus accrued in
terest TO date of redemption.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
fNtitN ttit N
Livestock Markets
nETRnIT

CATTL r Receipts. ? 900; market
steady, choice 70 prime yearlings. dry led.
$40. sou II -. good to choice yearlings.
dryfed $40 10. 30; fair to good yearlings.
dry fed. So 10 good to choice heavy
steers. dry fed SO. 30 u 10 so. fair TO good
heavy steers dry fed $3.50 II Q 50. good
butcher steers and heifers 50 40 SO; far
10 good steers and heifers SIS 5Ou9. com
mon butcher cattle. Sc so . 30 best cows.
S7H SO. good butcher COWS So 50 n : :.
cutter cows, Sc 80 Gamer cows. 81 80
weight bologna S7-5ps25 medium
weight bologna bulls. s7H7 rs light com
mon bulls. SO 5Oa7; stock bulls So so
rs: good to choice stockers and feeders
Ssu IL. common 10 fair stockers and
feeders Sc u 80: mixers and springers
VEAL CALVES Receipts. ooo: market
SO 80 II II 50: seconds. SgGlO: culls and
common $500 so
SHEEP AND LAMBS. Recelpts :. 500.
SO Is 10: fair to good. ss.25qs. seconds
S7Ts skips Sc down: best sheep 81 :.
fair to good. 50 80 $50, culls and com
Receipts . 500. Market steady 10
i0c higher; good and choice 200 10 23Q
lbs---x ,ASll-2..ia to ESD lbs SS-Tai $50 10
200 lbs, $50 $50 10 go lbs. s. so
325 lbs $50. 325 to $50 his IS 30;
$50 to $50 lbs. $500, roughs 81 50 pigs
ana lights sta S.00. good feeding
pigs, $500; stays. So. SO a SO.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, NAV 10 r uNSl = HOGS Re
eeipts. Is, go loo to lac higher top, 50
bulk. $3.50 80; heayies. IS 80 n S 20
mediums. $4,000: lights Ss.500s 95
hight lights, IS ~ s. 30: packing sows, 81 rs
2 n S 50; pigs So. sos I so.
CA T T L E-Receipts. 900; steady.
Calves Receipts. LOO: steady. Beef
steers: Choice. IL 10 50: medium. IS p n
Heifers. $50 1928: cows. S7as 10;
bulls. 81 500 S.75: calves So a II 50: feed
ers S750p1l 50 Stockers Steers. IS
az cows and hetfers S7a975
SHEEP Receipts 5000 steady: lambs
Sil.25T II IS; common S10aIl.25 spring
ers, la IL so: yearlipgs. Ss25as % j:
feeders. SO so q 10 so. ewes s.. 50 7.
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH. MAY Is. GNSi --
CATTLE Receipts IS: market. active
and steady. steers: Choice. S11 III so. me
dunn good SO. so n 10 so common 81 so 70
Q Is. heifers. medium good. IS n Q so. com.
mon. SIS 25 u 5 Is. COWS. mediu m good.
Sc 50d so Gamers and cutie. 81 ia
6 Is; bulls. good choice IS % = g. %. COM
mon medium, So % ais
HOGS Receipts, 600 market active and
SOC higher l6O-1so lbs. s. So 10, $50
22O lbs, $500 Q 80. 2202aO lbs. 50 ~
9 30; 250-2q0 lbs. S.. j01a10. 100 30
lbs. 81 sou so; rourhs S7a775.
SHEEP Receipts. 200 market steady.
Choice lambs. SI0d 10 Is; medium good.
ewes, Sidi5 so, wethers $3.50. Spring
lams. SI2 50G13.J0
CALVES Receipts. 100: market steady.
Good choice. Sll II II. medium. SO n 10. 30;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Uptrend Continues
In Commodity Prices

WASHINGTON. May 13.-The
rising trend OF wholesale com
modify prices continued last week
according 10 the price index com
piled BY Inc National FertIiIZeT
Association. iirt- index III the week
ended May 10 rose 10 1858 per
cent OF the 1853 average.
against lOi = m the previous week
1912 q month ago and 60 seaI
ago. Since the first ri February
the all-commodity index mas sd-
yanced 6 Per cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Court OK. Carrier S
Equipment Purchase

CHICAGO, May 10 - Federal
District Judge John p. Barnes has
approved a petition of the trustee,
of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway for authority 10 sell 81
32o,000 serial equipment trust GER
tificates. TO finance three-fourth of
the purchase price of 1000 box
cars. Financing terms are subject
to ICC approval.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Oil Tanker Catches Fire

PERTH AMBOY. ". J., May 13.
oil tanker belonging
10 the Cities Service OIL Company
caught ire off the Jersey coast
after beng loaded with 10000
gallons of gasoline II was brought
under control
Philee Corporation declared a
dividend Of > cents. payable June
i. 10 stock of record May IS The
same amount was paid March &c,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Police Dragging River
For Body of Woman

Harbormaster's police are drag
ging the river today for the body
Of young woman about IS who
Jumped into the river at the foot
Of GrisWold street last night after
removing her coat.
George Bloom. 81. Of 1872 Girls
void street. threw her a life pre-
server. which she ignored. In the
coal We're a street car transfer and
d cents
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Paris. Welsh leans Meet

Paris, a new team in the league,
and Welsh will meet in a girls
softball game at Mack Park at
7:30 p. m. today. This game will
be preceded by mems exhibition
between Briggs and Tom Boyd at
6. At 9:15 Briggs and DeFour play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Canadian National Corporation.

Ltd. declared an extra dividend of
so cents and a regular semi-annual
dividend of 81, payable in United
States currency. June ,, 10 stock
OF record May 2G A similar extra
was paid December , and June l
last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
FINED SINKING FUND

The indenture under which the
debentures are issued provides for
fixed minimum sinking fund 10
retire. May !, 1912, and by each
May ! and Nov. l thereafter.
S62o 900 principal amount of de-
bentures. or at the rate of 81. $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
At CHURCHILL DOWNS

weather. cloudy, TRACK last
First Race Alhayson. Phillis B
Epizar. Random. Hada Sam. Mother 8
Girl. Sir Mortimer. Rio Cado
Second Race Bibles Babe, BriIlmiss
Athens Maid Macks Gem Alphab bow
Lorraine Reid Bertswesi. Courtmein
Fourth Race--Pitanga. Meadow Money.
Happy Choice KID box
Fifth Rsce-Bught Pslas. santo
Domingo.
Eighth Darby Dor Thos Sspla
Ninth Race tsubstitute1- Declared of.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13

Weather. clear. track fast,
Second Race-Chiriqui.
Third Race-Sone
Fourth Race Adams Ale. The spotter
Seventh Race Roman Time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Youngstown steel Door Company

declared a dividend of 50 cents on
common. payable June 10. TO stock
of record June 2 On March IS the
company paid a dividend of Is
cents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13

CHICAGO May Ia UNsl-BCTTER-
Receipts is.1l4 tubs nc upis extras %
score standards s8-score carr.
sac: extra fifsts. 81 score 35c. firsts
$3.50 score. 80 y q 34c. specials, 90 score,
IS q " 36iaC
EGGS- Receipts "a. 3i3 cases. steady:
current receipts. 20tsc fresh extra firsts.
~ " 224c: fresh firsts. II u 22c, dirties
49, C.: checks. 1sisc
r-TfTT-T- TwruF Is ~ = 80 r1.f-f---
prints ana longhurns 10 ~ 49,
LIVE POULTRY STEADY. turkeys I Il
11c. hens i6u21c. leghorn hens. lt4i 10
spriruers 49, 22c. brolers. 1sd2ic rpast-
ers ~ 70 i3c. ducks. 81 13c. geese. - Toe.
Imperial Oil. Ltd. declared a
regular Semi-annual dividend of p
cents. payable IN Canadian funds.
June 2, TO stock OF record May Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Western Auto Supply Compa n,

declared a regular quarterly divi-
dend OF 80 cents on common, pay
able June 2, to stock of record
May 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Dividends
Louisville Gas and Electric Co

Louis.iIIe Gas and Electric Conn
pany. Delaware. declared regular
quarterly dividends of 81 p cents
on class A common and 25 cents
an class B common, BOTH payable
June %, to stock of record May 5 I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc,

declared a regular quarterly divi-
dend of 80 cents on common. pay
able June ,. to stock of record
May 20. The same amount was
paid Dec. 2, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Stocks Recover
In Moderately
Active TrddinQ
International News Service Wire

NEW YORK. May l3-The stock
market recovered today in moder-
ately active trading. Gains ran
from fractions to as much as a
point, wiping out similar losses
which were incurred yesterday.
Dow Chemical, Du Pont. Case,
International Harvester and West
ern Union each were up about a
point at their best levels. Western
Union was helped by its bullish
first-quarter earnings report.
Steels. motors, copperS. electro
cal equipments, oils. rubbers and
aviationS all were moderately
above last nights closing levels.
Rail shares were among the few
laggards.
International News Service wiIe
CHICAGO. May 13.-Wheat fu-
lures started sc TO &c up today,
corn l2c TO sc higher. and oats
l2c up.
WHEAT - May 96iac; July.
955s n 50 &c; September, 90 q
90 l,e-
CORN May. 72d72i.c; July.
- a 727sc; September, 73 a
731.c.
OATS New. July. 35Ss a 357sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13

First Race Boynton. irish Ctovrr,s
Far Isle. Fleurs de Lite Winnetka. sun
lake. North West. BolinvAr
Second Race -Grecian Time. Mystery
Miss Shenuit Orchard Run. Nv Mommy.
My Red Tuleyries Lin. ExoneFste
Third RAce-Master Time. Hustle
Along. shelby King Car-Rcu Iron VIII.
Bookman Esirellita. Morning Mail
Fourth Race Miss Merit Free Miss
Bud B.. Black BegKsr. Mobulator.
Gypsy Monarch Miss Grief M Dance
Fifth Race-Lady Innnity. sanselie.
Phylcade
Seventh Race Lake Shore. oskwoods
Lad Feminist Chieflean
Eighth Race-kosse. Credul0us. Stella
Nc High Renown
Ninth Race Substitute DECLARED off