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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-01
DEFENSE PLANS
 HIT TEACHERS

Storrs. Conn.,, April 1--(UP)-The National Defense program has made deep inroads into high school faculties throughout the state 1t was reported today by P. Roy Brammell, dean of education at University of Connecticut.
 Many mstructros. he said, have been drafted into the army, left for training with National Guard units or have abandoned teaching for industrial work. The univer- slty, he said. was unprepared 10 meet a sudden demand for 8 large number of replacemcnts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-01

London, April i.-(UP)--fiugh Dalton, minister of economic war fare, tod commons today that two American sl1iploads of flour will be allowed to pass through the block ade Co France but that this does not mean that other supply siiip- menls will bc allowed to 60 to the Vichy government.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-01

Washington. April i.-CUP)-- French Ambassador Gaston Henry Haye. after a conference today with Undersecretary of State Sumner Welles, said he had been assured that the American government had not intention of selging French ves- sels in this country.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-01
Sen. Blansfield M ade Proposal Tn l. Legislature e
Senator's Plan Would Create State Fund of $l ,425,- 900 as Insurance Protection Governor
 Hurley Made No Comment on Plan
BY RAYMOND J. FITZPATRICK Democrat Legislative Reporter)

State Capitol, Hartford, April l. - Governor Robert A. Hurley had no comment to make today on the plan proposed by Senator Michael " Blansed of waterbury or killed in automobile accidents state highways or within the state The governor simply said that he had received the plan but had not studied it as yet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-01
TREASURY BALANCE

washington, April 1--tUPl-Gov ernment expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through March 29th, compared with year ago. Ss.7O3, ,9O6, ,469.69 $7,fS2, ,757.x6
 Receipts
 s5,s4s. .os5,1 ,14o.54 $4,4s7.44s.ess.2a ss,s55. 5.s7l.sss;i5 .s2,715.s7s.ias.os ss,sii,s ,5se.15 s2.s45.7ss.s2s.ee Cash Belance s2,si7,ol5, ,sos.25 $2,514.o4s.o2ssS
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NOT TO SEIZE SHIP

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Farm Bloc Challenges
Henderson Price Powers
Haney
BY LEWIS HANEY
Professor Of Eeonomie.. n. Y. Unlve

u
al Congress may ~. be dumb but beautiful and its S.pt
la" 55i n. co,sr.. ar.. ~ :. ,s
Pe esn ] @ s the conflicting
ma ne % beme soe snd a hi
Much pss na snS & ar" and
making get Disguised with the process But the
s% rGssi sss 1sS
Thus eaS BE- said OF upon s d%s h
represents. with all its faults we love It still"
III. a1s s.sn. oa
dsron head Of promises to meet stormy opposition the
s' !Ss s or
clash Of interests different social according the
carefully this the the different
he accepted with the greatest possible unity and without social
sn s l nesse the aeer % The e
1sss sss:
a sss b,ys the party e 70 under which their
To proponents Of the costofvns investigation
ihs the s not and @ B cons
sss ny @ Ss' sS been 1'
concerning the political caprap the effect that the urban pop
that the farmer be helped to make market for
Thus powerful farm Congress unlikely tolerate
nY s o % past a en we ' n 1 n s n
other agencies is beginning to mean something
the question the President have hi. farm
Communists lie has had send
mis- against friends Now will he for the
FARMERS?
this head Henderson proposal TO fix the
price bloc strongly the
presidential appone has take such action They point
provides
parity prices that shall
undertaking alter
prices by the OF Agriculture of May Is 1871
reasonable inference that until the Senate committee has
completed its study OF parity prices the President through Mr.
power fix farm
and other prices
kept How democracy dictatorship exist
time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Forbes
Are You Saving Up
For Higher Taxes?
Many Have Started
BY b. c. FORBES

Are you laying aside each
week or each month money -
pay the increased taxes you will
be compelled 10 pay on TINS
years income?
The certainty is that tax
burdens are 10 become very
much heavier. Not only will in
come tax levies be higher all
along the line, but many Of the
things we use. necessaries as
well as comforts and semiluxu-
ries. will be subjected either TO
new or higher taxes.
Some companies. but not all,
already are setting up sums 10
meet the additional taxation
certain to be decrced. No intel
ligent management, no intelli-
gent directorate. should expand
dividend disbursements AT this
time without taking into the
reckoning looming demands from
tax collectors.
Similarly, individuals and
families should handle their
finances on the basis that they
will have 10 hand over 10 tax
CATERERS distinctly more next
year than they are paying now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
S+udebaker Truck Order

Confirmation of the receipt Of
an order from the war depart
ment for thousands of army
trucks was made by r. A.
Hutchinson. general manager Of
truck and national accounts di.
vision of the Studebaker Corpo-
ration. The order will involve
between IS and is million dol.
lars. Hutchinson stated.
Several months ago Stude-
baker engineers built two SAM
pie army trucks and turned them
over to the war department for
tests" said Hutchinson. THE
army gave them the works. I
witnessed some Of the tests and
heard detail descriptions OF the
others. To call them torture
tests would be putting IL mildly.
Naturally. IL Is good news to
learn that the trucks perform
ance, stamina and durability
have won the generous appro-
val indicated by an order for
thousands Of similar vehicles"
The trucks are six-wheel
drive cargo trucks with q gov.
eminent rating of pa tons ca
pacity. powered with a six
cylinder engine with a piston
displacement of 800 cubic inches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Farms Mechanical

A greater mechanization on
Michigan farms is noted in a
report issued by Secretary OF
State Harry F Kelly, which
shows an increase of 4l.521 gall
Ions of gasoline used for agri-
cultural purposes in Michigan
in 1910 over the year 1889. The
total amount of gasoline tax
refund TO Michigan farmers in
1910 was 1901, 1875.
AS a result of new system
of checking and issuing refund
checks, gasoline refund checks
are now leaving the office of
the secretary of state a few
days after the applications are
made. Kelly said:
The delay in mailing refund
checks to farmers was the fault
OF an Outmoded system. The
situation not only worked q
hardship on them, but caused
confusion In our gasoline tax
department. In cooperation
with the state auditor general
and the state treasurer, we have
set up a system whereby these
refund checks are mailed direct
from the secretary of states Of
flee and are I'm the hands Of
their owners few days after
our receipt OF the refund claims"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Peek at Bad News

Not only will every income
taxpayer be- more severely
penahzed on his or her l94l in
come. but here are samples Of
things on which il is planned 10
lay new taxes or increased taxes,
a list which. YOU will see,
reaches into the pockets Of prac-
tlcally every person and family
IN the land
Passenger automobiles. s. on
every auto owned
Passenger trailers.
Trucks. buses. tires, tubes.
Telephone calls, kilograms,
telephone bills.
Travel by rail. water. air,
buses.
Jewelry. clocks, watches.
Sporting goods.
Radio sets. parts: furS.
Photographic appa ratus.
trunks, suitcases, playing cards.
Candies, chewing gum.
Observation-Disclosures anusc-
ments. club dues.
Safety deposit boxes. matches.
refrigeratofS, electric fans.
Cooking utensils. washing ma
chimes. air conditioning
Photographs, records. soft
drinks, spirits. wines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Auto
Graphs
Plants. Here Send
Key Men to Study
Coast Plane Work
BY 81 FREEMAN

II you look for key men, such
as production engineers, SUPER
visors. specifications men. &C.
countants. etc. in the various
auto factories these days. you'll
find them strangely missing.
But if you should be visiting
some OF the coasts large air.
craft factories, that's where you
will see them.
Because Of the huge plane or
ders received by Buick, Fisher
Body. Chevrolet and Ford. they
have sent men who will occupy
vital positions in their local
setups TO study methods used
on the coast. Even hourly
rated employees have been sent
there for experience.
One hundred and ten from
the Fisher Body organization
are at the North American plant
at Inglewood. Cal. A large
group Of Ford experts have been
for some time at the CONSOLE
dated bomber plant at San
Diego. The others who have
taken on large plane orders have
done Likewise and once pro-
duction gets under way, they
will act as instructors to others
here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03

NppLEa -- Delicious fancy. ~ IS IN.
80. I. {i5Oni7b. Northern spy fang.
" bu. No. /. N.75li.5O; No 2 Ioe.t
steele RED. fancy. 81 Is ou' NO l. N'Z'
1i50: No T. use
syANs--Grssn. fancy. 81 as hu 40. !.
ndi.so: wax. fancy, H.25. NO. l. si'ze
VEGETABLE GREENS Eomsins .og
soc; ssearois, No. I. 400 soc ou; endiv.
40. /. si9i7s bu; No z use sorrsl
@seoe eu; swi., sns,e: 9sas9e sS: k ,..,
lettuce. No. /. so q SOC ou; colisrd'. No. l.
40 toe bu
HEAD LETTUCE - Fancy. $50 gu
No. 4. poe y sizs bu: No. 2 1'c ou.
AsPARAoUs-F sl.io3i2s to'
punches; no. 1. ss1s5e No. 2, 400 DOC
sEErs-Ho. !. 5000 dol punches, Il
cxsshoE-no. !. @asoe BY, No a
cycuNsERs-ro. !, nsOo2D ou
BRoccoLI-No. l, nsoa7 M.
cARRoTs T. $50 SOC 10, buncn.s
cAULIyLowER-No. 1. n.toai7a hu
Nc. 2. siai25 M.
CELERY = Fancy, OogsS don nuOcn''
CELERY RooT-No. T. 75caSi
CHERRIES sweet. fancy. So No !
ssTs.So: No 2. $50 is.qusr, case sour
fancy. ~; No. I. 81 sou rs
cURRANTs - No. 1. s3g3 80 H-qun
Dii.L-Lsre,. 50 7,oio2s so-dor csss
msiium. nT5gp.23
EGGs-Lsrs,, 50 ISa io7S ao-doz ease
MEDIUM, ss1sta2s.
GoosEBERnfEs 90 M. l. 81 500 7t-9
koHL.RAsI-No I. sOHsS dcy ccht
LrEks--Ho. I. TseSti doz hurehs.
onions or,Sn, No. 1, tSt Soc Dol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
No Example Set

You and / arc being exifeftea
10 save IN order 10 buy defense
bonds. Is II any wonder that the
response thus far has been luke
warm, seeing that Washington
itself has disgracefully failed 10
SET A worthy example?
Even tho most ardent and
loyal New Dealers, including
Secretary OF the Treasury Nor
genthau has admitted that a
round billion dollars could be
and should be saved by curtail-
inc non-defehsc OUTLAWS. But
President Roosevelt has made no
effective move 10 attain this ex-
tremely desirable, sensible, patri-
Otto objective.
The administrations attitude
has been. don't do rs | do. but
do as ! tell you 10 do.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Farmers Market

hurche. dry onions No. I, 81 :on7 so.io
sack
PARsLEY-,o q SOC doz punches
PARSLEY Roor-So, /, sSnSse ~.
PEAS Fancy. 81 bu; no. !. si.25V
PLANTs- Fists: Fiovsr soo15e; v.s..
tables. 400 soc, iersniums. s2?St75o
it.pot nat.
roTAToEs-Ho I, 7Jssoc 5u, No. 2,
- y soc.
POULTRY Hens. live heavy breeds. 20
= 72c N: ieshorns. 40 7tc broiiers. heavy
% . 7se 10, hshorns. 7o122c H.
RApIsHEs-Red. Nc 1. Sf5oe dot
buneh.s; No. 2, 2se: long white, No. !,
so q s5c doz~bunchss.
RAsPBERRiEs-Bscs, fancy. t7s -.
q, crate; 40. I. S3.25; No. 2. 50. RED,
No. l. ss1se0. No. 2. IS.
RHUBARB - Outdoor. No. !. 9sd sse
doz lunches.
RUTABAGAs-No I. 500 Zoe.
SQUASH summer. No. !. T5eGH u
bus: Italian, No. l. 15e q n.25 ps bssss'.
STRAWBERRIES - Fancy, h.7b. No.
IL. S3.50ut: No 2. s2n2so.
TOMATOEs- Hothouse. fancy. $3.50 "a
IN basket; No. 2, s2H7.50.
TOMATOEs- Hoihouss, fancy. $3.50 ~
IN. basket. No. 4. s2d7j0
TuRNlPs-No. I. asa ioc doz hunchss
pOc - 10 bu.
vEGETARLE OYSTERS /, soc 81
don punches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Industrial Rayon
Output at Peak

NEW YORK, July 3.--With all
three plants operating at capacity,
"a hours. seven days a week. In
dustrial Rayon Corporation pro-
duced in the six months ended
June 30 more rayon than in any
half-year in lis history. IT seems
probable that earnings for the
June quarter, after allowing for
taxes at prevailing rates, were at
least as good as in the March
quarter this year. when the net
was $3.50, 35l or 90 cents COM
mon share. The company may re-
port a net for the six months
ended June 30 OF As much as
81 10000. based on present tax
rates. equal 10 about 81 q share.
This would exceed any compare
bic period during the company's
history,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
5 Billion Deficit
For i. 5. Despite
Record Revenue

WASHINGTON. July 3.-Secre-
tary of Treasury Morgenthau. to-
day reported the treasury ended
up the fiscal year two days ago
with a net deficit of S5.103, 900 ,000
despite tax collections that reached
an all-time high of S7.607 600, 900.
Morgenthau also revealed total
government expenditures for the
fiscal year were 12,7l0.000, 900
exceeded only by the war years OF
1918 and 1919. OF the money spent,
sc. 04S, 100000 was including the
army. navy and British aid pro-
grams.
The public debt at the end OF
I the fiscal year, according TO Nor
genthau, reached S4S.S6l 600. 00C
compared to S42 ,967 100000 last
year
1 Revenues. or tax collections,
were almost S500,000,000 greater
than in any year in history. The
previous high of ST 126, SOP 900 was
collected in 1919.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03

1900. the fellowship has been held
by a number of men who have
since become the leaders of the
gas industry.
In announcing the work done
under the fellowship during the
past year, Prof. A. w. White of
the u. of NJ. engineering depart
men' said that progress was made
in research in gas odorants, one OF
the most battling problems OF the
industry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Just Think Of II

Think of it: Congress has pro-
vided for spending the wholly
unparalleled. astronomical sum
OF S33.310.S70.190 between now
and June 30 next year, This is
not far from $4,000. 100000 be-
yond the highest figure in our
national history.
II means that taxpayers
money is going 10 be spent at
tho rate OF S9l,260,000 day.
So, S00.000 an hour. S63,300 a
minute. Every time you breathe,
every second. Washington will
spend more than $1,000. That is
according 10 todays schedule;
We know that Washington has
developed n habit of swelling
expenditures beyond any and
every fixed program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
.Detroiter Heads
Gas Association

MACKINAC ISLAND, July B.
Capt. Henry Fink. assistant gen.
eral manager of the Michigan Con-
solidated Gas Company. is the new
president of the Michigan Gas
Association. He was elected al
the close of the annual convention
here this week.
One of the country's best known
gas engineers, he served overseas
with the 115th United States Engi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Stock Market
Extends Gains
In Early Trade
Internal ionaI News service Wire

NEW YORK, July 3.-The stock
market advanced further today
after yesterdays rise.
Special issues again were prom
inent. with J. I. Case up 2 points.
There was more activity in the
first hour with volume OF 10000
shares. 10000 shares more than
the same period yesterday.
Steels were mixed, with Bethle-
hem and United States Steel up
and the others of slightly.
General Motors was off and
+Chrysler steady.
Aviations were stronger, and
most coppers were up slightly. Oils
were firm, and rails mixed.
Pepsi-Cola moved up 10 a new
high. Consolidated Edison was
higher i'm the utilities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Hercules Powder
Buys Resin Firm

NEW YORK. July 3.-Hcrcule.
Powder Company, one OF the lead.
ing producers of raw materials
for l3cquers and protective coat,
ingS, is broadening IFS field by
acquisition of the synthetic resir
business OF John d. Lewis, Inc.
Iof Providence, r. /. One Of the
chief reasons for the purchase i:
10 permit development of Hercu.
les growing production OF chemi
Gals from naval stores. notably
resin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03

Record sales in Wayne
County for the past six months
has earned for the dealers Of
Detroit and their employees a
three-day holiday. starting to-
day and extending to July Z. The
Detroit Auto Dealers Associa-
ton announced the dealer groups
will be closed over the entire
July 4 weekend: Chevrolet,
Buick. Chrysler. Dodge. Pontiac.
Oldsmobile, Nash, Hudson and
De Soto
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
By MERRyLE STANLEY RUKEYSE
Int1 News service Economic Commentator


of analytical the petroleum
industry exaggerated the
poets of an impending shortage Of gasoline
A spokesman for OF the larger companies told
the the Coast win he due solely
contribution tankers the British Personally do
mott gasoline heating oil for
think the saving which would result N
would together that Ave rode In the same In
movies profgate In Of
gasoline because II has been cheap"
synchrone with data sent by the Independent Petroleum
Association members
In a recent bulletin association revealed
the
demand Too much talk about impending shortage OF
great injury TO our customers and TO
whole defense movement
apparently doing their part to avoid
restriction
job . being done.
There il apparent danger immediate shortage During
have added TO stocks
NJ PRINCIPAL products rate Of
added than 100000 barrels
the Atlantic seaboard In the last three
weeks nd have M q increased demand
can take fuel oil demands IN
prop adjusting shipments
effort TO improve transportation
system but we false hysteria'
The new strcamnng and mp6cation OF corporate annual
Ia ia last annual report Sears Rocbuck departed
ana
something OF the personality behind this great
In making real boss is in It's enterprise the
points .
most potent single the of the hm He votes
his and registers his sentiments
and count most He takes part perpeuhI
referendum emphasize his feelings he can nre
the chairman and the president on
down. -
q customer
relations. That Item s labeled sales
Of FOR
condensation short form which reveals the
the five principal ways they were disposed OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03

n e ers. joining
the old Detroit
City Gas Com
pany on his
r turn from
France in 1919.
On motion of
John w Batten
of Detroit the
a s s o c i a tion
v ote d unani-
mously 10 con-
tinue the Oldest
industrial fell
lowship in the
United States
Established at
I he University
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Metal Markets

New York ana wholesale nonfsrrous
metal quotations supplied ny Federated
Metals Division. Detroit. Spot 20 per
ture Tin. - SIS: lake grade copper dsiiv-
cred Midwest. ~: elec,rolytic spot smelter.
i2T II 80. casting Gopher. i225. St Louis
lead = 10. So Louis zinc 12S New York
an'imonv. ~. virgin aluminium. II
TIN moderate All others active. Export
copper. II resale, nominal. 1880 Free
sterling exchange, St03k
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Truth Coming Home

II was Franklin d. Roosevelt.
when first pleading 10 be sent
10 the White House. who aptly
declared: Taxes arc paid in the
sweat Of every man who labors :"
This truth is going TO be
driven home 10 all Of ~.
Copyright. 1871 ny n e. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

CATTLE~-Eeceipts ESQ, market slow
-sAr7-eit->iee- te. f,sisff. aFltsss-At
fed $40 50 al rs GOOD TO choice yearnnEs,
dry fed. Si0I 10 50 good 10 choice heavy
steers, dry FED. sioh II; fair n GOOD
yearfngs dry fed 50 81 Z 10: fair 10 good
heavy steers. dry fed 50 500 To-. common
butcher cattls. Ssde best cows x775M
s25; good butcher and cutter cow 81 -
- Gamer cows. $3.50 old rims - 80
bulls Ss.25eis 75g medium weight bologna
bulls. STs; Hight common bulls. So
stock bulls. 50 50 as good 10 choice stock.
ers and feeders. - So II 50 common 70
fair stockers and feeders. S7u so, mixers
md sprincsrs. So 5OMa.
VEAL CALVES Receipts. 2ooi marke,
- cents higher; best calves, SO fair 70
good. 10000 II 50; seconds, SO 10, culls
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 200,
market steady. best lambs Sll.JO: fair n
good SIS 10. skips. - down. best sheep,
Stli n. fair 70 good. 50 jo1 3. so cull'
HOGS Receipts 800. market. prospects.
sieady No quotations available early 10.
DAY Wednesdays close follows Receipts.
ZOO market. stssiy 10 IS cents higher
a7o % $50 'bs SiO.sj. $50 10 goo ms
$40 e.; $50 ~ 27o rs. &l0.j5. 2Io 10 30C
rs ste heav.es 900 10 325 rs
$40 % 32i ~ 30 lhs $40 10 roushs
a. 90 sag q go go rs 80 L" Piss - '''
I'll lNHi hfsH
~,rITTsRrRGH july 3 uNs)-chT-
TILE Rccripis. -. market slow. steers.
choice, sli 80: medium b. good 50. 30
u 10 50; common S7501p25, hoifers.
medium - good xsua. common. 50 asa
80: cows medium To good. Ss.7i1 7Tb
Gamers and cutters S50s.75: bulls, good
20 choice. ss.2og e.2j. common 10 medium.
HoGs-R.ceipis. iso; MAKE, .e,ive and
2sc higher iso-iso lbs. $40 IS = 81; $50.
Gao he siiaili3: ?7o-7so lbs $40 7s1
ltif5 2Sn.2oo lbs SiO.s0T1n7S: ino-i60
MS. $3.50 as. roughs. Ss25 a.7s.
sHEEP- Receipts $50 market SLOW
choice lambs. 81 = ii.Sn: medium IN GOOD
90 SOTO; common lambs. $1,000 8. so
ewes S31i wsthsrs So so = $50
CALVES Receipts 100. market SLOW
srf 5nc lower: good N choice SO 50d
.ll.so; medium. se1io culls and commons.
S6Ts
CHICAGO
CHICAGO Juiv a-UNSl HOGS Re.
csints ~ 600 nsrkei steady: holdovers.
400 top Sio.sb: bulk. sio.5oa 10 an
lhsavieS. $40 t0giO N, mediums $40 20 q
10 SIS Nights $40 251 10 80 hsht lights
90 So N 80. packing sows 50 iou 10
Ipirs SaIq7i
CATTLE Receipts $500: market
steady CAVES receipts 500 market
steady Reef steers choice Siia - Is,
MEDIUM Ss1ii. yeariines s. 5Gi3
Butchers heifers 81 5opii.75. cows
2iVg bulls 81 s04 10. calves. 81 ~
li2 80 Feeder steers Ssni2 stocksrs
steers. Ssa i2.5o: cows and hsifers, $3.50
7 n 10.
sHEEP Receipts 600: market steady
lambs. Sii8ii.S0 common. 80 soaii
i,sdsrs. 500 70: yearlinss. s. So1 .. 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Rails Order 1879
Freight Cars in June

NEW YORK. July ;. Amerl-
can railroads placed orders for
100 freight cars IN June. the
largest IN any month since the
present buying movement began.
according TO Railway Age.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Stocks Of Gasoline
Decrease in Week

NEW YORK. July 3.-Ameri-
can Petroleum Institute estimates
gasoline stocks were reduced 455,-
COO barrels last week TO a total
of 81 Ash 900. Refinery operations
were at 9lS per cent. UP 2 per
cent. Crude oil output averaged
3.S47 $50 barrels daily, off 10,35O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Detroit Poultry

Market steady; hens. average run. 7ic,
lsghorn hsns lbs. and up, ifc; cocks.
10 = lac. rock sprinfers. under lbs. Joe
lbs. and W. 25e: lsghorn broilsrs. =,
lbs and NJ. ipc.
rGGs-Nsrss -tskT eurrsn, receipts
2Siie; undsrfrsdss. 7ix case.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Car Headings 100000
HIGHEST in Il Years

NEW YORK. July 3.-Railroad
freight traffic last week rose to
the highest level in close 10 IL
years. totaline around 100000 cars
against SS5 $50 in the preceding
week and 752.326 in the CORE
spending week of 1919.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
WoodaII Industries
Declares Dividend

Woodall Industries, Inc. has de-
clared dividend of 20 cents. pay
able July 81 10 stockholders OF
record July 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
81 Pepsi-CoIa Dividend

NEW YORK. July 3.-Peusi-
Cola Company has declared divi-
dend of 81. payable July % to
stockholders Of record july II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03

Southern Colorado Power Company state.
rnent for the " nor'hs ended Msy ~
shows net income - 1888 $50 compared
With s2ii 77s yesr ago.