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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Other Reasons

Other and more fundamental
reasons for expecting more ex-
tensive buying
The government gigantic
Undergraduates are putting
extra money into circulation.
Already several millions have
been re-employed Wage adj
Vanees have been won by mil
lions Of wage earnerS.
The income Of our agricultural
population is soaring.
The purchasing power OF The
dollar is substantially greater
today that il was at the height
OF the 1929 boom, when the
wage level was lower than it is
now
Furthermore, since many new
defense plants are nearing com
pletion. further unemployment
Will occur. thus providing more
well-filled pay envelopes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
J Tax Proposals

Secretary Morgenthau has in
dicated that two-thirds of the
federal expenditures should be
met out OF taxation. and he has
submitted his schedule Of tax
proposals. An alternate plan has
been prepared by the technicians
OF the House ways and means
committee. But both these
groups have been squeamish
about lowering income tax eX-
emptions below $1,000 for mar
ried men. yet 81 per cent of the
aggregate annual income Of the
nation is received by families
with incomes of $1,000 or less.
Moreover. armament re-em-
ployment and opportunities for
better weekly incomes very di-
rectly affect the groups of in
dustrial workers with annual
incomes of $1,000 or less. II
may seem harsh TO levy burden
some taxes against the low
income groups. but in the ag-
gregate they are the major re-
cipientS of the national income.
1t is automatically impossible
10 raise the necessary appro-
priations without imposing sac
rifices on the low income groups
as well as all others. More
over. in the nature of things all
income groups are subjected
10 the cost Of government. and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Big Responsibility

in current study on the
shape OF taxes TO come. the tax
institute of the University OF
Pennsylvania points out:
THE arguments for lower
Ing Of the income tax exemp-
tons seem even more pro-
nounced during the current
emergency. In addition to the
greater equity Of the income
tax than the other substitutes
proposed for IL, u seems 10 be a
wholesome thing that In time
of emergency like the present,
the citizens OF democracy
should realize that they are
shouldering, to the extent OF
their abilities, the financial re-
spOnsibility."
Under the existing federal
law, the income Ia. starts al
$1,000 a year for heads of
families and $500 a year for
single persons. Additional ex-
emptions OF S400 each for de-
pendents are allowed. In SUBJ
hitting proposals for charging
the tax base. Leon Henderson,
price administrators and Mar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Now in Money

Under buying has prevailed,
generally speaking for decade
Countless families that have
been either on relief or receiv-
ing only part-time pay are now
in the money" They can be
depended upon 10 become more
potent spenders. They will pur-
chase more food. more cloth
ing. more shoes. Either for
cash or on the instalment plan.
they will acquire all kinds of
household necessities and con-
VenienceS.
One significant sign is the
mountaineering buying Of auto
mobiles, especially low-priced.
Another stimulating influence:
the universal expectation is that
the price level Will rise This
doubtless is responsible for at
least some OF the extraordinary
demand for sutos, and probably
for other lines now becoming
increasingly active.
Again, Washington warns OF
coming scarcity .of nondefense
products II is natural. there
fore that there should develop
what might he called pre-buy-
ing buving in anticipation Of
!. hlgbeE. prices and .looufinc scar
city.
Afiocethcr. il seems safe 10
count upon further upturn in
our trade and our economic
curve during coming months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Detroit Produce

APPLEs-M Michigan ~ Inch minimum
u. s. No. / bushel crates unless other
wise stated: Delicious, si.25H $50; North.
ern spys. sl.25Gl.5o; steele Reds, sl.ot
al.s5.
AvocADoEs-csiiforn flats, H-1os.
l.l5ni.40: dark varieties, l6s-20s, i.3C
y 1 so; I2s-16s, Sl.50d2.
BEANs-Bushel hampers generally fan
quality. Los Angeles Bountifuls, 81. so
Black valentines. S2m2.25: Wax. SlT5q
2.25: Mississippi Valentines, s1.50n2.
BROCCOLI California ponty crates. 20
punches, 81 so.
CABBAGE - Tennessee. Los Angeles
crates. approximately so lbs, Si.65n rs.
cANrALouPs- Salmon Meats. Arizona
Jumbo 3ss and ass. S4.25; standard. ass.
SO. asa so. pony. SIS s2H225; Cali
fornis Imp Wy jumbo. 36s-45s. A.25n
as5: standard. ass, So so q 3s5; pony. ass.
81. rs; pony. SIS s2n225.
cARRoTs-Los Angeles ties. A dozen
punched California. many with tops In
fair condition, $2.40n2.75; fair quality
and condition. 2n2.35; Arizona. 81 so.
CAULIFLOwER-Pony crates, 12s and
larger. washington. sl.sou2. California.
81 90
CELERY Florida 1s-inch crates.
trimmed tops, individually washer, 4 dozen,
s.. s. and S. S3aa: 10 dozen. So. 50a4:
S2l3 crates Of Hearts. wrapped. 5 dozen,
.St2as,. e,.,-...
cUcctuMsERs %fi,ld grown r. eusheI bs...
kets. Florida. u s No. / Waxsd. 50. so:
fancy s225n25 so: choice. sl.75n2; Texas
fancy. ~. 50g2.75; choice, si.75D2. Ala
bsma fancy. fair quality and fair condi-
ton. Sl.5OT rs; choice fair to generally
good condition. N.25dl.ao
CoRN-Texas sacks. white. SIS dozen.
"; yellow, SAL dozen. S2.25.
LETTUCE-Los Angeles, crates. Iceber.
type: California. Salinas dozen. S5n525
dozen SIS; Washington 5 dozen. 81. 75l
5. fair quality H.25d4.50. dozen gen
orally good quality N.25T4.5O.
LEAF Michigan, dollhouse
lob. baskets. Csc.
ONIONs-New stock: Texas. 5o-lb sack,
US. No. /. Yellow Bermudas. $3.50 so
u. s. No. Crystal White wax s3G3.25
fair condition. 81. T5p2.s5. Old stock
Michigan. 50-lo. sacks. US No Fellows
cold storage stock. medium sire. sl.75T2
PoTAToEs-old stock: 1OO-lb. sacks
Us No. j, unless otherwise stated: Idaho
Russell Burbanks, 80 sou 2 SIS. mostly 80 SIS
iO-lb. sacks - 25c; various varieties
Maine. S2.35n250: Michigan Russet Rural,
81. O5H Ito, chippewss. 81 20; Upper PENN
sula Green Mountains 18Th sssks 25c
New stock 10O-lb sacks washed Alabama
Us. No Triumphs 81 25n 80. mostly
81 80 = 2, SO; Y. No. Long Whites. 81. S;
y so; California Us. No, l Long Whites
-. 75n2 go: Louisisns US No. l unwashec
cobbIers. 81. ioH IS; South Carolina U. s
No. size p washed Cobblers. si.i5.
TOMATOEs-10-lb. cartons repacks 81:
1.25. repsck Tugs SKIS, 81 40n Z. so: OhiC
hothouse s-lb. baskets mediums 81 asa
IS. large size eocHsl. small size 81 n
20 original Tugs Texas US. No.
wrapped mostly turning SKIS s2.25 Flor
SKIS. 81 so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Forbes
Buying Broadening
With Chances II
viii Widen More
BY Is. c. FORBES

Buying is broadening. and
from what l have gathered dur
ing recent travels in various
states, il is likely 10 broaden
substantially more.
The reasons are many.
Invited TO a children's party
by a wealthy family. ] was i'm
pressed. not only by the elab-
oratness and trim beauty OF
the estate and gardens. but by
the lavishness OF the entertain
ment provided. When i re-
marked upon this 10 the mother
OF the child for whose birthday
the function was being given.
she replied:
I'VE don't expect To he able
to do this very much longer. We
can do Ii now. and we feel we
should do IL. The children
might a. well have all the hap
piness we can give them now
because, the way things are go
Ing, they may have plenty OF
worries by and by"
This is not the only well=to-do
family having the same attitude.
In Florida the Winter before
last / met not a few business
leaders Mho were acting on the
same theory. They had decided.
not merely 10 take life less
strenHously. but 10 devote more
time 10 enjoyment They en-
phaslZed. first. that they were
10 slave and slave, the govern
ment would take most of what
ever they earned: second. that
they weren't sure what purchas-
ing power their money might
have in future.
Last Winter il was differ
ent; the majority Of highly
responsible mon Of affairs
were on the job. eager 10 do
everything within their power
for preparedness
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
ANA Reflects Officers

Alvan Macauley. CHAIRMAN Of
the Packard board has been
reelected president of the Auto
mobile Manufacturers Associa-
-iian atitS- annual meeting here.
All other officers also were re-
elected:
Alfred r Sloan. vice presi-
dent; Paul G.. Hoffman. vice
president. passenger car division;
Robert r. Black. vice president,
truck division; Pyke Johnson.
executive vice president; Alfred
Reeves, advisory vice president;
Byron c. Toy, secretary. and
George Mason. treasurer.
Black. r F. Hutchinson and
e. r. Wilson were reelected TO
the board Of directors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Auto.
Graphs
Price Boosts Spread
As Dealers Stocks
OF Cars Decline

The awaited boost in the price
OF automobiles, forecast for
some time by the rise in the
price OF materials and labor, is
we'll started today.
Ford recently increased its
price SIS and Chrysler has fol-
lowed this with a hike in every
line, Plymouth, De Soto. Dodge
and Chrysler. General Motors is
expected 10 be not far behind.
Like the curtailment of pro-
duction for 1912. how far the
increases will go. none of the
automobile executives will ven
ture 10 predict. But the trend
is there.
The Chrysler Corporation has
gone little higher with its
boost than Ford. The Dodge in
creases average a little more
than So a car. the -Chrssler
boost is from SIS 10 $50 on it's
various models; De Soto. SIS 10
S47 and Plymouth. $40 10 S37.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
M. s. Rukeyser:

il is misleading 10 give the low
income groups the illusion that
they 60 scot free of taxes. AS
a matter of fact. they pay hid
den taxes in rent and in the
price of all goods and services.
In addition. they pay excise
taxes on cigarets, gasoline. and
a variety OF other products.
Long before the present ma
tional emergency. Senator La
Toilette consistently agitated
through the years for lowering
the federal income tax exemp-
tions 10 include the low income
groups. Many feel that such a
policy gives citizens a better
sense of the realities of the cost
OF government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Farmers Market

APPLES Delicious fancy t22S IN
No. I - SoU Is Norhern Soy fa7cy
e. m 80. 25"I SO No ? 7'c 81
vcIrtosh fancy 1900 hu 40 :
q 2S0l 81 20 2 7sc@tS', stsels's PED
fancy 81 - hu No !. 81 23n ! 50 No
vFcrThprr GprrNs Roman. ESQ
soc esrarole TEcRSi hu endvs So ~
M sor-el snb7Sc M Swiss chRrd -,
~ kaie 500 $50 hu mustard 30 y -
~ tu-rips eST - sri~rcN W -
7sc 10 3o43'c lcs' lettuce No :
2Sa 2sc in-b haeket 500 SSc hu col
iards No ono a ~
HAD tFTTUCr Fs~cv FL IS. ~ :
81 7sfS4 81 w 10 ? 81 p"
ASPARAGUS Fsrcv poo ~ 81 ~ aoze'
hr~es~s 70 80 -. 80 ?. ,,@ 'oc
PErTs W !. soq nc DOZEN lunches
c.po,cr- .J-eer. So aoc Nushel
CsrPoTs NJ J. 7'e@v RI, No ?
crr.vpv ROOT 10 I 7scau ~.
CARROTS No 1 7'casl M M 2
cvyvpy rooT-Nc 7scasi M
rTrs.. ~ =, t scso su' ss::
medium SsTesn
HoPsE-RADrsu- No. I. s22sT27
hu 10 = Il 1872
R0ut RApt -n0c ~ a. N DOZEN lunches
rrVe-No. I. N soc dozsn hrncses
oNfoSs-nrv. fancy. S2@'o'. 50 n,
No l. Si.s5Ni %. No = ooc FL cree7
fancy. CSC No /. 301 i0c: No ?. 25t
d0zen hurches
pApcNrns No ss1sSc hrshei
pApST ~ ~ Tsc dozer hunches
p.psr w pOOT-F 800 75c hrsNsl
pLASTe- Flat. Flower sS fs7Nc. vcre
.tsNis ,o@ soc; geranium'. 81 25T2 50 if
not nat
POTATOES I. soa s5c; No ?. 3.
n NC
pouLTpy-Hsr. live. hs,vv breeds. p
= PC pound le-horns is@ 2oc. hroilers
heavy. ~" CSC H. lsghorns. 1917 2ic IN.
du~ks "a
RhNfsuEs- No I sc r oOc dore'
hrnrhts No ? s5c: long white IS - 9o'
do-n0 htt-~Nes
7uf'p m or'4oor 2s0 &c doy Neh.
rt'r NC go No y shT sc hushsl.
s-P sW-FpRrrs ranev s. 50. No I
81 'off "'-auar' crate. M 2 81
T0MsT0rs Ho'Nouse M ~ Snd
- NJ . e. I'm Naskst
Tf'pNrre- ~ ~ ene foz hunchss
vFGEr aeLE oYsrERs-No. /. soc y 81
dozen punches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Northern Pacific
Purchases 200 Cars

NEW YORK. June 6.-Northern
Pacific Railway has announced the
purchase of 2,200 freight cars for
approximately S6,900,000. Ameri-
can Car and Foundry Company's
st. Louis plant will build 1850
steel box cars of 50-tons capacity
and 200 ballast cars: Pullman
Standard Car and Manufacturing
Company. So Ass,.cars ~, MGhi.
gan City. Ind, and Northern Pa
cific shops at Laurel, Mont, will
build 80 box cars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06

Head Resigns

CHICAGO, June George w.
Borg has resignede as chairman of
the Borg-Warner Corporation be-
cause of the increasing burden of
other duties in connection with
national defense. His responsible
tiles as chairman were assumed
by c. s. Davis. president. and the
board voted 10 discontinue the
position of chairman.
Borg retains his position on the
board Of directors of Borg-Warner.
his presidency of Borg & Beck
division. and his dictatorship on
the board of the Pump Engineer
ing Service Corporation, wholly
owned subsidiary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
De Soto Sales Soar

De Soto dealers OF the Detroit
region, which embraces the
greater part of the Great Lakes
area, reported today that their
new car deliveries scared in
May 10 new. all-tlme, monthly
high marks. Their sales Of new
De Sotos were . per cent
ahead Of those NJ tho previous
record month, which was April
~ this year, and % per cent
over those Of May year ago.
Sales Of new Plymouths not
only exceeded those Of the
previous record month. but were
- per cent greater than those
Of Nav. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Stocks Develop
Mixed Trend in
Slow Trading
International New. sery,e. Wiz.


NEW YORK. June The
stock market today developed a
mixed and hesitant tone following
its rise through the four preceding
sessions.
Price changes TO either side OF
last nights closing levels were ex-
tremely narrow. and trading
slowed appreciably from yester-
days moderately active pace.
Most leaders were shade
higher AT the opening but light
profit taking trickled in midway
through the initial hour. Support
later in the forenoon settled the
market into coiorless and inde-
cisive price range.
There were few notable soft
spots. including South Porto Rico
Sugar. Fajardo and National
Dairy. All slipped fractions into
new low ground.
American Smelling, = h @ p s.
Dodge. Montgomery Ward and
United States Rubber were others
10 give up fractions.
Many leaders were unchanged
from last nights cloSings. as Beth
lehem. Anaconda. Kennecott. Cen
eral Electric. Sears Roebuck.
Union Carbide, Consolidated Edi-
son. Standard Oil OF New Jersey
and Johns-Manville.
Slight improvement was shown
by Chrysler. American AlrlineS
New York Central, American Tele-
phone. F'ireStone and American
Tobacco "R
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Beneficial Results

Such feeding of the fax re-
serve with payments from the
lower income groups would have
the merit of being highly pro-
ductive. In spite of the sacri-
flee involved, il might have other
beneficial results IN awakening
self-supporting persons 10 the
fact that they pay the freight
for the prodigal spending OF
politicians. They would no longer
be misled by the illusion that
there is a Santa Claus. and
henceforth they would doubtless
he less tolerant OF economic
waste in the ALLEGATION Of gov
ernmental receipts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
New Service Chief

X p. Brown president Of the
ChrySler-Detrolt Company fac
tory branch al Woodward and
Antoineite. has announced the
appointment Of Henry 6 iiorner
As director NJ service. Horner
will continue his connection with
tho Chrysler factory
Brown also announced ihe ap-
pointment Of George Oefiger, as
service manager NJ the ChrySler-
Detroit Company, working un-
der Homer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06

Decisions which have already
been made regarding the magni-
tude OF the program Of national
defense and aid to Great Britain
condition the added load which
Of necessity must be borne by
American taxpayers.
No financial tightrope walk
ing by the taxing authorities at
Washington can obviate the
basic fact that the public will
have TO pay through the nose.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Win Buick Contest

Ray Miller s. 2. Mercer and
Douglas Scwell. statesmen at the
Detroit retail branch OF Buick,
were cited today by w F. HUFF
stader. Buick general sales man.
acer. and w. s. Mclean. director
Of advertising Of tho Fisher Body
division. as winners IN the De-
troit area OF nationwide
Buick-FiShcr sslcSmen's contest
based on automobile body fea-
lures.
The three won first, second
and third prizes. respectively, IN
the Detroit zone. fourth prize
going 10 c. p. NerSaw. salesman
for the Slautterback Motor Com
pany. Buick dealer in Benton
Harbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Outlook Obscure

Tho longer outlook is more
obscure. Taxes will become a
greater burden next year. The
cost OF living almost unquestion-
ably will be higher. There is no
guarantee that our many mil
lions Of investors IN stocks will
be receiving much more munif-
cent dividends.
The portentS arc that long
before then we may be engulfcd
IN war. with what consequences
no mortal can foretell.
Copyright. 1871, ny p. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Brokers Loans
Off 68 Millions

WASHINGTON. June 6.-Loans
10 brokers and dealers in the
week ended June 4 totaled 1859
600 900. down SOS, 000,0 900 from the
previous week, but an increase oil
SAT. 900, 900 over the like week
year ago.
Other loans for the purpose ol
purchasing or carrying securitie:
amounted TO S159,0OO,0OO, dowr
100000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Seals May ..yly!o Volume.
Rises 10 81 Millions

! CHICAGO. June 6. Sales OF
Sears, Roebuck e. Co. for MAY
were SS4 S39,135. compared with
SOS, 978,370 for the like 194C
month, an increase of 28.6 pei
cent. April sales showed an in.
crease of 34.3 per cent over April
1910.
For four months. total sales
were S276. 930,379. against S2l4..
0S5.l19 for the like period las,
year, an increase OF 29.4 per cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonfsrros meta
quotations supplied by Federated Metal.
Division. Detroit Spot 90 per cent tin
nominal. New York. 52.25. future tin
west, IL; electroytic spot. smelter. i2d
II so; casting copper, 1925 81. Loui,
lead. $40. 81. Louis zinc. 725; New Yorl
anthony, IL, virgin aluminium. IL.
Tin quiet. Export copper. IL resale
nominal 1880. Lead and zinc. active
Total United states refinery copper produc
ton In April. i25,7s0 tons. Free sterlins
exchange, f.03h
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Ward
Sales Up 81 Per Cent

CHICAGO. June 6.-Montgom-
cry Ward and Company sales for
May totaled $50 519,761, compared
with S45. 904.5l for the like 1910
month. an increase Of 81 per cent.
Sales for four months were $780,
9l3,097. against S161.133.045. an
increase of 222 per cent April
sales showed an increase of 26.6
per cent over April. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Inventories Down

Coincident with the announce
ment OF the price changes. an
impending shortage OF new
passenger cars was forecast by
automotive industries survey.
showing only three weeks
supply in dealers hands as Of
May l. II showed 30i,Sl9 new
autos, the lowest inventory since
December ! last and the lowest
for NAV ! in six years
Retail sales were reported
running 81 per cent ahead Of
1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Soc b Dividend
BY HouddiIIe- Hershey

Houdaille Hershey Corpora ton
has declared dividend Of so
cents on Class r stock payable
June 25 10 stockholders OF record
June II and a regular quarterly
dividend Of 62i2 cents on Class A.
payable July ] 10 stockholders OF
record June 20. The previous
payment on Class B was 3 cents
on March Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
0,-7kal eacas to N. T..

The appointment Of George
Orphal as assistant manager Of
the New York region Of the
Dodge organization is announced
at Dodge headquarters. Orphal.
for six years has been assistant
director Of truck sales.
Orphal joined the truck divi-
sion. Of Dodge in 1921, first
working on production. later in
sales
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Zenith Radio Clears
S1,236,438 in Year

CHICAGO. June s. Zenith
Radio Corporation and wholly
owned subsidiaries report for the
fiscal year ended April 30. a net
profit of S1.236.43 equal to $2.51
a share. This compares with $685.
0S3 or $50 share in the preced-
ing year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
New Traffic Manager

Fred c. Klein. Weste
regional traffic manager Of
Pennsylvania Central Airlines.
has appointed Harold tDane)
Olsen as district traffic man.
ager at Detroit. Olsen was for
merly sales representative with
American Airlines in Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
LEGAL. NOTICE
LEpAL NpIitE
TO ALL PERSONS HAVING DEPOSITS
N THE SAVINGS DEPARTMENT OF

LEGAL NOTICE
To ALL PERSONS HAVING DEPOSITS
IN THE SAVINGS DEPARTMENT or
INDUSTRIAL NATIONAL BANK OF
CHANGE OF INTEREST RATE
Pursuant 10 authority ~ the terms and
conditions Of the existing Rules ana
Regulations governing Savings Deposts'
adopted and issued by Industrial National
Bank Detroit the Board OF Directors ~
said Rank have adopted the following
resolution changing and fixing the rate OF
interest on such Deposits namely.
RESOLVED. that the rate ~ interest
fsll other terms and conditions con-
tnuing without changer on all deposits
now existing in the Savings Department.
OF this Bank. including both such de-
posits for which pass books have been
issued by this Bank and such deposits
Represented by Investment Certificates
issued BY Industrial Morris Plan Bank
~ Detroit and now outstanding and
assumed by this Bank. snd on all such
accepted. beginning ~ and continuing
from July l. 1871. SHAH be paid or
credited semi annually ~ the rate ~
one per cent USb per annum and No
NOR on ,, any sum- PROVIDED ma 10
account representing less than Firy
Donsrs 1850 OO) nor shall any interest
accrued In any senni-snnusi period In IN
amount less than twenty-five Cents
fS25i he paid or credited
This publication ~ made for The purpose
Of giving notice IN such Deposiiors 40
provided IN said pov existing Rules ana
Regulations
INDUSTRIAL SATioSAL BANK
BY: Eugene ". Lewis Presifsrt
By Order 81 N. sosrs ~ pir.stsu
~ said Bank.
Dated June .. 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
s. 0. Of Ohio Raises
WAGES $40 a Month

CLEVELAND. June Stand.
ard Oil Company of Ohio has in.
creased salaries $40 a month and
hourly rates of pay have beer
raised by an equivalent amount
The raise will cost the company
over 100000 a year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Detroit Poultry

Market about strsdy Hens average
run iec. leghorn hens. 3 lhs and up isc
cocks 10 ~ i2c. rock sprinrers under 4
lbs. 2oc; lbs up. 2tc rock hroilsrs. a.
lhs. ~ lbs. i9c leThorn hroilers. l 8,
lbs. and NJ, 1sc.
EGGs-Msrks, EASY. Current receipts.
,ac; underrr.des. 21A722.e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
New 'ex' Member Here

The firm OF Hood. Truettncr &
Thisted has been admitted "a
on the Detroit Stock
Exchange. IL was announced
today.