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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
More Power Sought

What Washington has done 10
the soft coal industry it aspires
to do in many other directions,
namely, usurp dictatorial powers.
The administrations stand is
incomprehensihle. Thurman w.
Arnold of the Department of
Justice. has had sleuths busy
trying to discover whether lead
ers in this. that or the next
industry have done anything
savoring of entering into ar
rangements TO stabilize prices.
Such action is accounted GRIM
inal.
But what is sauce for the
goose is not. in Washington's
philosophy. sauce for the gan
der. Washington itself decreed
fixing of minimum coal prices.
Could anything be more con-
Trajectory?
Leaders in other industries
render themselves liable to pro-
secution if they make the slight
est attempt TO keep prices on an
even. keel. but leaders in the
bituminous industry would face
Jail if they didn't abide by fixed
prices.
Competition must be pre-
served" thunders the govern
ment. In its next breath ii
warns. Competition In bitumi-
nous coal prices constitutes a
crime"
Which is the American
way?
Which connotes dictatorship?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
War Measures,
Finance Blur
Pub|ie0pinion
Nv LEWIS HANEY

Professor q Eeonsnics. n. Y. Usivsruaty
A good many cross-currents
are evident in our thinking about
war preparation and finance.
Much confusion exists. Since one
of the most vital conditions for
the success of democracy is its
ability to think straight, this Is a
critical condition.
Much of our confusion con-
Germs the question. are we to
make sacrifices and submit to
rationing and RECOMMENDATION. or
are we merely to add the de-
Tense program as another de-
partment. while going on as
usual?
This goes along with other
questions such as, are labor or
CARNATIONS to be left free to
strike. regardless of defense
emergencies? Are farmers to be
paid for not farming and have
their prices raised. despite the
fact that the rest OF US are
forced to pay for distributing
their surplus stuff by means OF
free food stamps" etc?
Are we going to pay for the
war as we 60, by heavier and
heavier taxes! Or are we going
to borrow now. and write II
Off as q loss later on?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Standard, Poor s
Merger0. Kd

NEW YORK. March Stock
holders of Standard Statistics
Company and of Poor's Publishing
Company have approved a con-
solidation of these organizations
under the name of Standard and
Poor's Corporation.
Officers of the new corporation
will be Paul T. Babson. chairman
of the board; II. Y. Barrow. vice
Chairman of the board: Clayton
A. Penhale. president: Laurence
II. Sloan. executive vice president
and editor in-chief: Charles A.
Schmutz. vice president and man.
aging editor; II. L. Wyman. Paul
B. Cofman. Russell A. Foust and
F. A. Stahl. vice presidents; L. n.
Langston, treasurer. and Rudolph
G. Froerer. assistant treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Farmers Market

,.APPLEs-Delicious, fancy. 81 bu.: No
!; $1,000 LIS. Greenings.. No. /. .75ca
sl.4oa l-5o bu- No. !. eoc si.25 No. T.
so o Use: Northern spys. fancy 81 bu. No
!. u.sofi:7s: No. 2, 7scgsi Mcintosh
fancy. S65mi.75 bu.; No !. $3.50 |. so:
su. steels Red. sI.2sb $50 bu.; No. .,
CELERY cAssAoE-No. 2. 75as5c.
FRENcH ENDIvE-No. !. $50 5-lb.
cAsBAoE-No. !. tlar25 bu.: No. 2.
IS '5c; Curly Cabbage, No. /. <56s5c
ea. RED Cabbage. No. 1. s5a soc bul; No.
cARRoTs-No. /, asse sa No. q,
CELERY sauAREs-No. 1. sse auio
Root, No. 4. s5c . tl.io bu.
LEEks-So. l, coo 6oe don. bunches
..es; No l. esse nes 10 = 90 ,oc Sob
PARSLEY RooT-soq 75c bu.
PARsiNPs-No. !. $50 75c bu. No. 4,
PoTAToEs-Fancy soceN bu.; No. 1.
sou 1Sc: No. 2. 35 u soc.
RADIsHEs-Ho,house. 50 soc dossn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. fancy. sou asc S.
d. box: choice, 2oa2:c; small. so q soc
RUTABAGAs-No. 1. soa7,c bu.
h, sop "a 1.1 No. /. si.25aL7'
TURNIPs-Fancy. sioi.2s: No. /. soy
e0c; No 2, s5c.
vEGErABLE oYsTERs-No. /. 500 7sc
PoULTRY--H.ns. live. heavy breds. 20
d22c 10 leghorns. 15a17c; broilers.
heavy; 2lg23c ID. leghorn, l4ei ducks
l5I 1sc; geese. 14G1fc
hO0s-Dressed, 13a I5e 10.
EGGs-Large. s71T5o 30-doz. case
medium, ssGe5o.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. March 7.-INs)-BUTTER
Receipts 1883 tubs: market steady
extras. % score. SOC; standards, 30 score
cars. 30c: extra hrsts. 81 score 2exc;
nrsts. ss-ss score. 20 3 2slse: specials, ss
score, 30a Il 3ohc.
E6Gs--Receipts 10 100 cases: market
steady; nc of: current receipts. isc; fresh
extra hrsts. lsas; fresh nrsts. ishc
dirties, INC: checks. 1skc.
CHEESE - TWINS. l4a I5c. dais,es
prints and longhorns. 1871 di5nc
LIVE PoULTRY-steady: turkeys, .6
2oc; hens. lta1ske; leshcrn hens. ca Use :
sprinsefs.- q 25e7- bretiers. ~-f II n zee I:
ROSTERS. s11.iihe; ducks. 12d7sh,e :
reese, 10d 15c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Gives Illustration

And what better illustration G,
our foolish dissensions and d.
visions Of opinion can you find
than the proposal TO build a sea-
way from the ocean to the Great
Lakes,
Just to help clear the air. I
propose that we try 10 get our
thinking organized as follows:
Let us recognize that a big and
expensive job is already under
way that is likely to take us
into war. Let us not wait until
the lease-lend bill is passed. but
throw ourselves into the prepa-
ration with all our might. includ-
ing labor.
Let us realize that we will
have to pay for IL all. and there
fore. demand the utmost econ
orny. cutting out all needless
bonuses. pensions and pet pub
lie works" Let us make the
governments credit so good that
YOU and / will be glad to invest
in its bonds.
Let us resolve TO make our de-
mocracy SO true and secure
within that II will be worth
fighting for. Then we will not
need to worry about big waste
ful schemes OF made work" In
the future.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Metal Markets

NEW YORK March s-Ztnc supply
situation has received additional emphasis
with the release OF February statistics Gov
ering stocks. rness figures recorded slsh
month covering all Grades down TO es2
tons and OF this total prime western stocks
were Only TIA tons. euusl respectively 20
approximately two days ana one days
supply on hand.
with stocks st nich . low point beces-
10 evident the trade stated. Prevailing price
o. As cents . pound East 81. Louis was
ARMY maintained.
mere vas no ie,up In demand for lead
II SIS 10 $50 cents a pound delivered
New York and N cents a., Louis. Wait
tns lists again were carried over for the
opening OF business % Monday
In the copper dealings alccs,iors by
principal primary producer continued a.
IL cents q pound delivered Connecticut VAL
ley bare. shipments ~ Latin American
copper 10 awaiting ironing out Of contract
detans
Custom smeners reported quiet at f7H
cents q pound delivered Connecticut valley
uese. In the outside market. however.
e6Fne business was understood IN have
been done ~ q level spproxinstinr i3t
cents pound for July shipment and around
13k cents for September delivery At the
same time n vas reported IN important out
the Close AZ following levels: Juiy-huEust
fsN cents q pound: tep,emher I3tc De-
tobef. iSc: November f7Le and Deem
Der. fste n vas added that outside In.
terests were buyers at concessions from
the sbeve figures.
insl hgure ~ 1ois cents q pcbnf 4 y
Hev York from custom sm.nsu One LARGE
producer continues TO quote export metal
at II cents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Argue for War

Some social scientists have
always argued for foreign war.
terrible as IL Is. has the great
merit OF welding the people OF a
nation together in a way that
nothing else can do. Notable
among those who held this opin-
ion have been German thinkers)
Incidentally. these same think
ers have sometimes argued for
fiat currency. or greenbacks. on
the same ground saying that
since foreigners would not be 30
foolish as TO accept such paper
currency. the people OF the ma
ton who are forced to use II
must be driven 10 act az d unit.
Think OF the Townsend plan.
There are thousands OF old folks
over 90. who. above all others
ought to know better. but who
entertain the delusion that
maybe those OF us under 80 are
going TO stand for a big addi-
tional tax. Just so we can give
them 500 q month.
Just imagine that going on at
q time when we are about to
spend at least $40. 600. 000. 900 a
year for defense. and may have
to support our young men In the
army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Detroit Produce

Michigan bu. crates u 9.
10, ~ ines niSsim .n psne,oas g %
w Ir s e s.lss,ns. 'e 81 10. starts.
Doc. az inch Jonathans. ti.io. suttons.
AsPARA6Us-Sothin offered.
BnANs-iirh, surplies. Blu hamper
Black valentinss. far to renernily good
8; soss . srso.,y , :. far g aas'y
BEETs-Texas hslf erstes. 81 $50 90.
BRoCcOLI-Pcny crates 1871 b9nches
Ari,oe., $3.50: California. 81 500 Texas.
cAHsAoE--Ios Angeles crates round
cARRoTs-Los Aosse. erst., DOR,
t sr,sa' So ,SsS.4 ,,. so. So
chuIIrLowER- pony crates
la ana lsrrer. sI.soG7
r.,s.i' c.nforna' $ 50. r,ora% s. 8
as: e. 8: ana los. na.as i.I quail
ny rTT lss Hnr... S ers,.. 81 iceberg
Arfcna Yuma = dos.. 81 Is 5 dor. - 80
es7s; imperial vsn,y. COR. 81 eos
LEAF sll LnITves. - 10 10, b.'-
oNIoNs--0 10. zach, u. 9 No. ! Sweet
Spanish. inch ard larger Coiorsno VI -
SIR: ore.cn 9 So sie sns ~. 8 ~, 70
! - mn e'N '~fsN'+ Nv
PEPpERs = ~ m crate. caifcrnis
wcnd.r s.,. hs.,ec ,'a'' F'or'd'' $40
PEAs-cahfornis bu hampers. u.75
bu. baskets. t2f2f0.
.PnTAT0Ee=-ln0 10 sacks u p No !
mostly 81 20: 10 N. ssek, ~ a ne; va.
r1ous varieties Maine 100 u. sachs 81 Is
1it5: IS II sacks 2se acc; Nebraska
100 10. saeks u. O. No l rrumph,. 81 Is
lis cnipps~ss' Sia3: cobsl.r,. Green
Mountains. 100 10 sacks. 81 400 IS: IS
10. saess. 81. q 22c. New stocks F'ords
crates Y Q. No. Triumphs, is5. few
81 10 fair quality. $50.
RHUBA RB-Mkhifsn dollhouse. 50 n
cases choice, 81 1891: fancy, 81 $50
as: extra fancy. 81 7sH375
RurARAoAs - Canada 50 ID. sacks.
waved. Tsr.
sHAILoTs - Louisiana hsrrels 70 dor
bunehes sioHlosN
tyre, 700 zoe, mostly soc s5c
eTRAwBERRfEs-Fio as Pint crates
n ,....s,, ,'sssa' refrigerator truck
SWEET PoraroEs-Bu. crates u =
No. Puerto Ricsns Louisiana, 81 500
SIS: Texas. 81: No a.. 81 @di IS; New
Jersey bu hampers Jerseys. rod soil stock.
50 sanax-anl- atnck- 81 rs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 10. cartons.
si3s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Democratic Way

Finally. is the defense pro-
gram to be carried out In q
democratic way by our represen-
tatives. and with our consent
and willing cooperation; or Is
the passage OF the lease-lend bill
to mark the clamping down Of a
dictatorship which will mean an
other fuehrer!
And after the war Is over,
what? Are we planning a post
war readjustment" in which we
viii pay our bills. and settle
down to hard work, thrift and
honest living.
Until the average American
citizen. and his representatives
In Congress. get their ideas on
these matters Strengthened out,
we are going to blunder. worst
Of all. we are going to be q
badly divided people.
Maybe the answer Is that
when we get into the war-if
we dove will coalesce. I mean
our different elements will be
drawn together by a common
danger. and unite in cooperation
for the good OF all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Reminds Ohio Financier
That to Err Is Human

not restoring confidence through
insuring bank deposits and in
other ways. I rise TO ask the
Clevelander why confidence was
impaired. / believe it was con-
stricted fundamentally because
of the unbalanced state of the
national economy and secondar-
lily because of the financial losses
incidental to the panic. which
was the sequel to previous pro-
motional zeal.
Jim Sewage, publicist. in a
message to this column, suggests
that the retirement of Jerome
Frank. as chairman of the SEC,
gives the President an opportun-
ity to select a new official cap
able of doing a major merchan-
dising job.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08

the twenties, catering TO the
materialistic hopes Of the flock.
Now. while continuing to en-
gage in more sedate forms of
money-changing. he essays as
an avocation to act as self
appointed undertaken for the
principal minority party in the
United States. Eaton indicts
the party chiefly for isolation
ism and for the tariff act of
1880. He also dwells. in a letter
to the New York Times. on the
failure to deal with the de-
preston in 1881"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Professors Study

How has this bold repudi-
alton of the American constitu-
tional theory of the relation of
government to business" worked
out?
Economics Professor Gustavus
Walker Dyer of Vanderbilt Uni
versity. who has made an inten-
sive study of the Guffey Act
since its inception, declares:
The Guffey Act Is a complete
reputation OF the American
constitutional system. and an
unconditional acceptance of the
state socialism theory in the
field OF bituminous coal.
THE huge cost OF exterminat-
ing the American system Of gov
eminent in the coal fields, and
putting in its place state social
ism, was levied on the coal pro-
ducers, who were compelled to
shift IL 70 the coal consumers.
I'm addition to the millions
raised by the special tax on
coal for this purpose, the coal
producers were compelled to
bear the cost of supplying the
paper work necessary to enable
. political group to work out the
100000 different minimum prices
established on coal.
The millions OF coal con-
sumers will never understand
that they must pay an extra tax
on every ton of coal they buy to
pay the cost of destroying Amer
lean industrial freedom In the
coal industry"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
HighIigh+s
In Sports
BY international New, Service


Billy Soose Is convinced he'u
win worlds middleweight cham
pionship after taking 12-round
decision from Ernie vigh IN
their return bout.
Track and field champions
gather to participate in Knights
Of Columbus track meet.
Jockey Wendell Esds suffers
severe injuries In Tropical Park
spill.
The new pro football car,
Elmer Layden, II ready to DO q
big job as soon ~ he finds out
what he Is to do. :
Despite defeat last week, Mo
land goes to post at Santa Anita
today . s to 3 favorite to win
the $4,000 San Juan Cspistrano
handicap.
Eight Golden Gloves cham
pions, survivors from among "a.
900 entries In Midwest states,
win through finals at Chicago,
and will fight New York team
March 26.
The University Of Michiran.
which has held title seven years,
leads In qualifiers It Big Ten
track and field championships at
Lafayette. Ind; new American
70-yard low hurdle record set.
Big Ten athletic directors ct
Lafayette get resolution to Dust
Chicago from conference, but
dope is no action will be taken
on IL.
Notre Dame, with Q, and
Pittsburgh, with Z, lad IN
qualifiers 1T central collegiate
track and field meet ct Metre
Dame.
Dispose, Whirlaway, Porter's
Cap and other big winners sre
among liz nominations named
for the Kentucky Derby, May 3;
no single outstanding favorite IN
sight this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Goals Competitors

He points out that coal has to
compete with fuel oil. natural
gas and hydro-electric energy,
and that adding S40,OO0,OOO a
year TO the consumers bill
naturally plays into the hands of
suppliers of fuel oils, natural
gas and electricity.
The term defense is on
everybody's lips.
But there is another form of
defense which should be occupy
ing the mind of every responsible
citizen, namely, defense of the
system of government which
contributed intellectually 10 our
rise to world leadership.
Copyright. 1871. by B. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Thompson Prod.
Nets SSH Share

CLEV ND. March g.
Thompson Products. Inc. and it's
subsidiaries reports 1910 net
profit OF 81 670.s equal to S.17
share on 2o5.457 common shares.
against Sl.232. 199. or $3.50 on 263,-
go common shares in 1889.
F. c, Crawford. president. says
the greatest contributing factor in
the 81 per cent sales increase was
the growth Of the company's air
craft division. Total taxes paid or
provided for in 1910 are estimated
al 81 ,s79,324. or $685. per common
share. against S2.63 per share in
1899.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08

Cyrus. S. Eaton. Cleveland
financier. is versatile person.
ality.
His father intended to make
him a preacher. ministering to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08

the soul, and
he S tn die d
with tn a I
profession in
mind, spend
ing some time
W | I h his
U n C lie w h o
was a famous
clergyman.
But he was
attracted to
the pub ic
utility bust
ness instead
and eventu-
allyhe became
a spectacular
fnan cier In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Berafes Party

It'was not so much isolation
ism and protectionism which
cause the maladies as the
tendency in the United
States TO practice economic ma
tionalism on the industrial side
of the equation while pursuing
a more or less internaionalist
course on the agricultural side.
A nation couldn't long prosper
half internationalist and half ma
uonalist.
Eaton berates the party for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
livestock Markets

CHICAGO. March 7-uNs)-Hocs-
Receipts o 900; Toe higher. Ho,dovers
1000 900 top; $50 bulk. s7n27s
lights. 81 foS 90 light lights. $3.50 as
packing 'ow'. e.75e73s; pigs. $3.50
CIV, TAr II; TLE 80. Receipts, 1000 steady.
sll 3oa u IS; medium. 81 500 II 50: year
llngs. 0@it so Butchers; Heifers 81 so
ai2. cows - 250s.7s: bulls. ss6s5o
caves s, 80 ~ 90 FEEDER. s7eio.7
Ss6a
sHEEP-Reosip,s. 1000. steady Lamb.
$40 t0n IL. commons 500 1870 yeAriings
$50 80; feeders. 10; ewes. s4a SIS
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH. March f.-tINs)-cAT-
TLE-Receipts. so: steady. steers. choice.
sizd $50: medium and good. 80 500 II
common. sIsoasso; heitfrs. medium and
medium and good. ssa7; Gamers and
cutters. - :oos: bulls. good and choice,
STs common and medium. $50 I so
HoGs-Receipts. 800: active ana steady.
pssnas ; a,s,s: pound;
pound sgsrs "s.as; rousss.,: ,sas1s. 60
50 so g 10. 50: common iambs s76s: ewes.
81 500 $50; ws,hers. AesSo: clipped
lambs 50 50na7s
cALvEs-Receipts. rs; steady. Good and
choice. si31 IL. 50. medium, $40 o IL; eulls
and common, ts.5oa75o.
EAST BUFFALO
EAST BUFFALO, N T., March T.
(fNs) - HOGS - Receipts. ]. 500: market
SLOW two-way price trend: weights below
72o lbs. weak TO Zoe lower heavier aver
ages strong TO loc higher good and choice.
1sn-2to lbs. ss.26. few -. IS: 73o Ibs at
outside price, -trucked- Ina l70-240 ms,
s7.soas few $50; 75o-3oo 10. butchers,
cATTLE-R Receipts 200: market strong
70 higher: few medium heifsrs. 50: Cana
dian steers striving late. Gutter and com
mon cnws. So y MS: Gamers. S75t
5. 20: veighty sausage bulls. 81 SCOTIA
CALVES. Receipts 72ss vesiers fairly
setive. market steady: good ana choice.
ti2; common and medium, 81 soaii
SHEEP - Receipts. 100 lambs active,
strong % mostly i5c hiEhsr; tood and
ana m between iots, soc io.ssi fat ewes
around se13,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Detroit Poultry

Market steady; hens S lbs and up 1sc:
under lbs. ice; cocks. 1o612c: stays,
lie: leghorn hens. lbs and up. isc: rock
broilers. az lbe. ana up Ale; capons. 7
lbs. and up. Csc: under lbs, Ale; rabbits,
lbs. and UP. lac.
EGGs-Market steady Current receipts.
f5Nc; undertrades. HL af4he.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08

Florida Power and Light Com
pany declared dividend of S2.19
on the preferred. payable April /.
to stock Of record March IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
N-Cent Dividend
Declared by BriqQs

Briggs Manufacturing Company
has declared q dividend Of 50
cents. payable March Is to stock
of record March Is. A similar
payment was made a year ago on
March 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Davidson Sales
Up Al Per Cent

Sales Of Davidson Bros, Inc,
operator of Federal Department
Stores and Goodwin's, Inc. for the
four weeks ended March /
amounted to S532, go. This was a
gain of IL per cent over the S375.-
$50 sales of the like 1910 period.
Sales of the July 81. fiscal year
to March 1. were S5.s42.130. up 40
per cent from the 81 200.52l of the
comparable period of the previous
fiscal year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
New England Power Associa-

New England. Power Associa-
ton declared dividends of 81 on
the 6 per cent preferred and
33 1-3 cents on the 81 preferred,
both payable April l to stock of
record March Is. Last year full
rates of $50 and so cents,
respectively, were paid.
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Company declared the regular
quarterly dividend of SITS on the
common. payable March 81 to
stock of record March 10.
Holland Furnace Company de-
clared dividend of so cents on
the common. payable April to
stock of record March II.
TechnicoIor. Inc, declared q
dividend of IS cents on the COM
mon, payable March 81, to stock
of record March IT.
Reynolds Metals Company de-
clared the regular quarterly divi-
dend of S137is on the preferred,
payable April l, to stock of record
March 20.
L. c. Smith & Corona Type
writers. Inc. declared a dividend
of IS cents on the common, pay
able April !, to stock of record
March Is.
Scranton Electric Company de-
clared the regular quarterly divi-
dend of S1.50 on the S. preferred.
payable April /. to stock of record
March IL.
Firestone Tire and Rubber Com
pany declared a dividend of IS
cents on the common. payable
April p, to stock of record April 5.
Radio Corporation of America
declared the regular quarterly
dividends of STA cents on $3.50
first preferred and SIPS on the
Class B preferred, both payable
April l. to stock of record
March IA.
Mead, johnson & Co. declared an
extra dividend of Is cents and the
regular quarterly dividend of rs
cents on the common. both pay
able April /, to stock Of record
March Is.
George A. Fuller Company de-
clared the regular quarterly divi-
dend of 81 on the per cent pre-
ferred, payable April /, to stock of
record March is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Opening
Stocks

NEW YORK, March s.-Prices
of the following stocks on the New
York Stock Exchange at the OPEN
ing today were:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08

POUCH. Inc, declared q dividend
of Is cents on the common. pay
able April /, to stock Of record
March IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Private Promoters

This columnist. as non-parti-
san observer, holds no brief for
the party for which Eaton has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08

Air Associates, Inc. declared the
regular quarterly dividend of 12is
cents on the common. payable
March Is to stock of record March
IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Dividends

Time, Inc, declared an interim
dividend of S2.25 on the common.
payable March 10 to stock of rec
ord March 6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08

Safeway Stores. Inc. declared
the regular quarterly dividend of
Is cents on the common. payable
April to stock of record March
is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
1901 Range
High Low Div.
Kingston Prod

Ia i 80. Kingston Prod
.N Us 80. McClanahan Oh!
s-Pabd or psysbss IN 1871. b-Partly extra
or cash. e-On account Of accommodations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Detroit Stocks

Sales High Low 10:45 Chge
300 ~ ~ 1k.....
200 n n .H+. 6
extra In stock s-optissai ssssk
s-Paid In 1910. GOD lots only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Earnings

Federal Water service Corporation and
suhstdiares preliminary report for 1870
shows a net IN come OF sl.s22. 372. assinst
81 4es o46 IN 1899.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08

Prank q. shsssuck Company and sub
sidia r1es reports for the year ended De-
csmber 81 . net profit OF S7a7 sb4. equal
to rs cents q share on l. 400 100 shares
excluding % 900 treasury shares. against
1851 SIS or IS cents share on / 2i7, 500
shares in 1889.