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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29

The Morgenthau proposal is
vague and logically weak SO
much so that / am inclined to re-
gard il as impossible. One of the
most difficult things in the world
is 10 determine the value of the
investment in a business, and such
a basis Is most unsatisfactory
Moreover, profits are not logically
measured as return on invested
capital.
tSuch a return Is INTEREST,"
Profits are in proportion TO the
arrangements skill in dealing with
the hazards OF business by means
OF organization and direction.
Does Mr.. Morgenthau mean 10
allow only s per cent 10 defense
industries and non-essential civilian
industries alike? Does he mean
to treat big and little corporations
with the same medicine-probably
killing the little ones Does he
mean TO figure the per cent be-
fore or after normal taxes? Would
he take as a base. capitalization
or valuation Of assets?
He doesn't know. Nobody
( knows. The scheme is impractical
bic and undesirable. Many con-
igressmen know these things.
But the real trouble in the stock
market is the labor situation and
the attitude of the administration
thereto. This goes along with a
general socialistic tendency which
finds expression in discriminatory
taxation as well as elsewhere.
In addition to these, there is
now developing recession in
business which, though now small.
may easily become considerable if
the administration at Washington
IS not more careful.
Some little rally is TO be ex-
Ipected. insofar as the reaction
was affected by the Morgenthau
chat But great tax uncertainty
remains. and further reaction
seems probable IN the course of
the next month.
The market failed 10 reach the
upper resistance level around 129
flor The industrials.
The volume increased sharply
on the decline in prices.
A large majority OF stocks are
down.
There have been more new
lows" than new highs, and these
include some important stocks.
Commodity prices are more
shaky and less buoyant.
Thus, while good many sound
stocks are holding well, and infla-
ltion continues TO develop. one
should remain cautious. and make
new commitments only in care
fully selected stocks and at buying
prices shown by past action of the
particular stocks TO be attractive.
Among the sounder railway
equipment, meat packing. food
and dairy and some selected cop
per and oil stocks. good buys are
developing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted to;
NeIie Kuhn from John J.
Madeline Becker from Hubert
Janet Spry from Paul
Hermine Montiov from Harold
oliver Joseph Mum from sadie Irene
Irene Wlford from Fred -.
Nstfie Cousins from Earl r
Andrew voIgt from Helen Ptsk Kraiczyk
Vnirht
Henry Hrson from Merriam
Mary RITA norton from walter J
William L. Bridcr from Marie a.
Mary campbell from william
Gerald Lewis from Nabcl
Margaret Wilcox from Stanley
Florence Maiey from Wesley
Fay DeSAntis from Frank
Robert Mcpherson from Wins
Fiirahefh NeVsr from Joseph.
J. Robertson from Beatrice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Samuel r. Burns 30: Ethel L. Bell. %.
Keith McCauley. I'll Doris Waller Is.
Stanley Nieckarz. 20; Frances Jsgodzln
Christian Fischer, Al; Rosemary Teller
Walter n sturley. az; Margaret Msrths
Munroe. n
william II. Hsshn. as Edna o. Risney
Robert Moes,a. ~; Aida Lewandowski 20
Herbert F. Halpin, 70, E. Mary Haines
Rober, N pocock 25. Mary =. ruffee %
Al6ysius zahrzewskl, ~ Mary Dyzmaruk
John g Martin, Is: Elizabeth z. Rake
Kenneth P. Fursy. 20: Msrx- -xA.-..--u--
man Is 80 ''''' N''''''
Walter chleeuk. % cssmirs wisniswssl
IL ------
MaTeu. F Esper. ~; HaTSaretts F. Pur
Kenneth r Jones, 20; pruains r. Honsus
John 2 Psu "a victoria Butler ~
AnthnnY ReinnwSkl 81. Josephine A
Lazowskt 40
Walter G Koenlg "a Frances chestn'cs
Harvey n LYNN. 20 Marcia Diamond N
Norbert V. Pyka. ~. Mary opermchak
RenfamIn Riederman- q; FIsis TUTz- %
JOSEPH q ASS 20 Dorothy Coyie. 10
Leo Chamnagne. IL Gernih Kennedy. -
John wood 20 Phyllis T., Graham p
Koran Madigan. 81, Antoinette MadigAn
~
rohr = pnniins> 50. rrna a pook ~
Murrav r Ersfeid. NJ o. 80 Dorothy
pafersn~ %
Br'ro Piotrowski Jr. II; Doris Crawford
10
Js~ss a Nsuss,on Jr. %: Frances }
CsmnhAn. n
VIRGO William chonp. 80 Mildred p Bey
q
clarence Y Nog. as Twyis r F-sls a.
william Rclph % Msroella q ReinNe
80
Anthony F Tsnons al; Lorraine Cole
Glenn Lee. 90 CaNe "a Guun p
Andrew pan %, GfTsiie Keir-aen -
ff---4 Model. q, Gertrude -Rosen-
thai 1s
Samuel Rrfnni %; MARY Ann MANI -.
Arlin L. Coodson. % Eleanor Gales 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Detroit Poultry

Market steady hens average run. 2lc,
e-horn hens 3 lbs and up i5c. COCKS.
f211fc. rock spr.ngers. average run. zoe,
ieenorn spunrers tic, Young hen tutkeys'
fn fhs and up Csc young tom turkeys.
IL he csc ducks white 5 ibs and ur,
FGg firm current receipts.
7so. unt .t.ts "a 2jc,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Canadian Loddings
Continue Over 10000

OTTAWA. Sept. %. - Carload
ings on Canadian Railways totaled
.70.s67 cars in week ended Sep
TENDER 20. according to the Do
minion Bureau Of Statistics and
comparing with 70.421 in the pre-
ceding week and 63,422 cars in the
same week of last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Phelps Dodge Stock
Offering Seen Near

NEW YORK. Sept. 29.-A|
block of 10000 shares OF Phelps
Dodge Corporation common stock|
is planned for ever-counter offer.|
ing shortly, possibly this week.
Morgan, Stanley e. Co, Inc, will
handle the distribution. Under.
standing is that the stock comes
from the estate of the late Arthur
ICuftiSs James.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Farmers Markets

APPLEs--wof River, fancy. sin12s
bu. No. /, $50 s5e; No. 2. soc; wealthys,
fancy. Sl.35 bu. No. /. e0c a si.i5; No. 2,
soc; Mcintosh. fancy. si.75; No. l.
81 25g1 so: No. 2. Use bu. EIbertas. No.
Ia, Si.25Q1.75 bu.; Greetings. No. /, sI9
/ Is bu. No. 2. 81 bu.; Jonathan. fancy.
lS1.75@2 bu. No, 1, si.25Q A. so; No. 2, 81;
Delicious, No 1. 81. so bu. No. 2 81.
BEANs-Green. fancy, $3.50 bu.; No. !,
su; No. j, ssoaa; No. 2. 81. Ken,
i S"msn w sss". NO No. 5SisS s sS
Lima beans. No. i. s2q2.bo; No. 2. 81 bu.
/ BEETs-Fancy. 81 bu.; No. /. 3o0s5o
don. bchs 500 Use bu.
BRoccoLI-Fsney. So No. !. $3.50
cABBAGE-No. J. soG7,c bu. No. 2,
cANrALouPEs-No. /, si.251175; No.
cxRRoTs-Fancy. soc don. bch. No.
I I, 40I soc; socIyI25 bu.; NO 2. SOC doz'
cAULfFLowER-Fancy. $50 bu.: No.
IL. Slnl23 bu.: No. 2 75c bu.
cELERY-Fsney. $50 soc, No. !, 759
SOC No. 2. 10d2Oc don. bchs.
CELERY CABBAGE-Fancy, 81 bu
No. !. 65ns5c bu.
CELERY RooT-He. ], siaI2s
cUcUMBERs-No. ], sllcers. 81 asa 50
bu. No. 2, 81; dill, si.75a2 bu.; small.
DILL--40 "a soc dor behs.
EGCPLANT-No. 1, 400 soc bu.
EGGs-Large. si7@125o 3o-doa. case
IS y Csc 12-qt. basket.
oKRA--No. i. soc ds1 s-ib. basket; No.
oNIoNs-ors.n. No 1, ooaeoc don
bchs. dry onions, fancy. So; No. /. 81
las 50.lb. sack No. p 75c; picking
onions. fancy. $3.50 5O-lb. sack: No. /.
PARSLEY Roor-No. I, 400 soc.
PEARs-Fancy. 50; No. ]. N75d2.25;
PARsNips-No. i. srg1.7o Du'' No
Rs.F.ney. g soss; No. l. n.a,
9uIMcEaaNo l. $3.50 bu;
hot. No, l: sogsoc; No q; soe: red. hot,
sweet No. j. socasi.is bu.; No 2. csc.
PIMENTos-No. !. s59Si bu.; No. 2.
RADIsHEs-R.d. no. I. 4o1soc dor
PoULTRY-Hens live. heavy breeds. 20
a22c H.; ieghorns. i7g lee: broiiers,
heavy. 22a24e ID; leghorns. lsG2ic 10.
R R9bIsaEs-R.d. No s0g'Os sse..e Dol.
behs.; No. 2, 25e Ions. white. No. ]. asa
soc dez. behs., horse, Ne. 1, 3i9 s3 PIX
RAsPBERRIEs-Blsek. no. 1. ss759
RuTtBAcAs~No. !, soa75c bl.
eu No. 2, CSC: Hubbard. no. !, 5oa7sc.
Table Queen squash. No. !, 5oM 75c: No
q 40c. Italian, No. !. s5 y soc peck bskt.
No 2. soc; Delicious No. 1, IS SOC bu.
SWEET coRN-No. ]. asa soc: No. 2,
TOMATOES - Fancy. sI.s5ai 80 bu.
No. /. 75Hsoe bu NO. q soc bs..
7, dSSNl su, no. l. e sSa 'Oe o''' 0e
VEGETABLE GREENS Romano. No.
/. 80 a s0c bu.: escarole. No. l. 4od CSC
bu.: s,neiv. No; J. soensi2e su.; no 40. 2.
sorrel. No. i. 4oa soc bu.; Swiss chsrd.
mustard. No / 4oS soc bu No. 2 75c
nu head lettuce, No. ]. 81 bn.: No 2,
Soc leaf lettuce, NO. I, 80 75c bu. col
lards No !. 4on5oc bu. leeks, No. !,
500 75c doz. punches; spinach, No. l.
VEGETABLE oYsrERs-No. 1. so975c
wv WpShrERMELoNs-NO. /. eoa75c bu.;
No. 2. 50c.
CHICAGO. Sept. III Err
Receipts, ISIS tubs. steady; extras. 90
score 37c standards 90 score, cars, 35&
extra nrsts 81 scare 55&e; hrsc, ss-ss
score 3aA9S3A Specials. IS score
EGGS Receipts. 44so cases: steady;
current receipts. zse: fresh ezra 1 hrsu
CHEESE - Twins. 2IH a72e; daisies.
prints and longhorns 72622he.
LIVE PoULTRY-Closed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
MARRIAGES - BIRTHS - DEATHS
DIVORCES

John Taionen from wonefred.
Stella Kicks from Alonzo L.
MaFs-Neieien from Jean L.
Frederick Cow from Eleanor.
Karl kersey from Helen.
Howard Bray from Florence.
Mary c. Breth from Victor A.
Anna Wolak from Walter.
Ruby DeMaio from Frank
Blanche Nows from Arthur.
Bessie l. Smith from sam
Minnie r Errer from Arthur
Mae Schmidt from Louis
Geraldine y. Duke from Henry.
Zelma Bloodworth from Roscoe
John Young from Agnes Christina
Dominick Bianchni from AurellA.---------
Myrtle FishheaL-frun Bruce w.
Kart J. Maxheld from Grace
George W. Foster from Myrtle.
George n Dyer from Irene
Robert J. Mayo from Mary X.
lCinda Daniels from Howard.
irwin HOhne from Eileen
William s. Weston from EVELYN Florence
Therina Touriainen from William
Naomi Villas from Otto.
Adolph Maurice from Beatrice
Lucille Paige from Franklin
KdefT b Lose from Ralph Douglas.
James Ross from Pearl
Margaret Placido from James
Hazel sack,tt from Lester,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29

Mountain States Power Com
pany declared a dividend of 37h
cents on the common, payable
October % 20 stock of record
September 30. Paid similar
amount in July.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
HAWTHORNE

nav fOfNf
Weather. cloudy: track. good
First Race-Field Bfisr, TStragHi. Bar
Way. Disinherit, Helen Ward Msihlgh
Second Race-Juraboy Ariel Rose, Fly
Ing Bonnet. King Cotton. Swing Queen.
Charming. Best Quality.
Third Race-Westcan. Three Sands
Boston Sound. Lillian Roth Autograph.
Dulcimer. skipped.
Fourth Race Bubble Gfrf Ground
clipper. Milo. Miss Militant, Tasseled
Girl. Miah.
Fifth Race--Cay Thorn. Pompe Bonns.
Lord Prospect, skipper Jack, Lady In
unity. Portwatch.
Sixth Race-~Pari Sucre
seventh Rsce-Speedy Squaw. Deduce
Baby Norma Joy, Starstepper. Mon
Time. Falsweep.
Eighth Race Brilliant Light. Cate
enlsm, lnnuendo, RazeF Sharp. Sylvan
Deep Rock.
Ninth Rsce-Declared of.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29

Kennedy's, Inc. declared divi-
dend of "a cents ef-the- common,
payable October 20 TO stock OF
record October II. Paid a like
amount on July 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Gorham Manufacturing Compan,

declared a dividend of so cents on
the common. payable October Is
10 stock Of record October l.. Paid
a like amount a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Open House Plans

Plans for the Detroit Autono-
bile Dealers open house week.
October Il 10 is, arc taking
shape and promises 10 rival past
auto shows for color. Parades.
special door prizes at DADA
showrooms and unusual features
ara = IN the program outlined by
DAVID J. Griffith and his open
house committee. Endorsement
Of the plans has been received
from most of the manufacturers,
both car and truck.
Paul T. Graves. managing
secretary OF the DADA, has re-
ceived permission for three pa
rades. each scheduled 10 reach
downtown by 2 p. m. The
schedules follow:
Saturday, October 11-Parade
forms at Palmer Park in Wood
ward. proceeds down Wood
ward 10 West Fort, then 10 CasS
10 Grand River and out Grand
River TO BEDFORD, where il dis
bands.
Monday. October 13.-Parade
forms at Gratiot and Eight-Mile
road. proceeding down Gratiot
20 Beaubien. down Beaubien 10
East Jefferson and out Jefferson
-to-ti.--East DetFeit-eity- line a.
MARYLAND.
Tuesday. October 14-Parade
forms at Outer Drive and Michi-
gan in Dearborn. proceeds down.
town in Michigan 10 Griswold,
down Griswold TO Fort and west
in Fort 70 Woodmere Cemetery,
where il diSbandS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
WOODBTNE PARK

WOODBINE PARK
Weather clear; track. fast
First Race Norsweep GenEls Khan
III, Paquee, Golden Thought
Second Rsce--Holton. Little Demon,
Lorraine s. All Above
Fourth Race-My Adele
klfth -Race=DeclAred- Of ninth sub
stitute, runs as ffthl.
Flfth Race CORNER ninth. Eubstitute) -
Patsy Mac
Seventh Professionalism, Greek God :
desF.
Eighth Race Rexsir, Some Do. Tel.
lus. Nell Stroms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
DEATHS

Hubert Gsbrielson. 1900 Cloveriawn. 81.
Margaret Jane Friedman. .34s2 Martin. Ga
Lillian NJ. Koch. 23i Alfred, as
Ismes John Nehra. 53b Jos. Campau, 6s.
William C1Enton. 2tff East Ferry. so
Susan Bells, 1859 Wendell. 80
Gust Elliopulos 1888 Concord 81.
Earl Rnurk. 1871 First so
Jennie Grahm. 1919 parkside. 81.
Mae Briggs Armstrong. Commerce., Mich
10 -....-,...-.-
Exe Robinson, soel Hazie,t. ~.
Russell May. al Melbourne. 80
l Grace Gregory. i0s4 sheridan -.
Carl Roy Mann. 231 John r. Ct
Frank A. BotorowiczI 5000 caniff, Ham
peloert simpson Traynor. a2os Helen. rro,
Clay B. Harrison. 577s Mcclellan. g.
James r. Lucas. l36ts Appoline. as.
Iva Doherty, i3s5 Abbott. 81
VirEIhld SKIpfOu. 1882 PratrTp-
Catherine Flannery 5000 Lincoln 81.
Patrick Tray, 4ll2 Devonshire 50.
-AEnea- ErlckcE- 11aQA,. EnRlealde AZ
Arthur Gebauer, a031 Commonwealth. 30.
Lucille Osborne 4s7f Larchmort a.
Carl y Bergner. 1927 Pacifis. SIS
Catherine Aa1asf, 1914 Esst Willis SO.
Lena l.Ascellas. 1870 Third 30
Kathleen Thompson sawden, is7oo stans
Grant r.iesemer. ses5 Yorkshire. H.
George J. sauer Pear Beach. Mich. 70
Joseph IS Beianger 5O72 Chatsworth 100
Mary Curry. 1907 Hawthorne 90.
Jacob Wlerensa. osi3 stoepel rs
Harry Barthei 3O5i Lamhie place. a..
Katherine Meyer. e2ff -. Paul 80
czeslaw Grabowskl $50 Rutland. S.
WiHiPm Brown frllS ArfHore. 20
Catherine iiasrcki itO5e 80 t0itwn. a..
Matte Henry Pontiac. Mich 81.
Anthony Nicholss 270s Enery %
MarEsrst McFarlane. 32se euringame. rs.
Fred Miller ii2a Lsnox "a
John A Finn. 1857 Northls~n a.
rHraheth ycnonouEh 100 Blaine IN
Lula May Masse, 3o2s Fourteenth, 50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Steel Priorities
Work Smoothly.
Deliveries Rise
Familiarity With
Orders Brings
Improved Service

CLEVELAND, Sept. 29.-Steel
priorities are working more
smoothly as consumers gain IA
miliarity with use Of prescribed
forms and steelmakers reform
schedules in conformity. AS a re-
suit deliveries for defense work
are improving, though civilian
consumers have not yet received
benefit, says Steel.
In another month mills will
have a more orderly picture Of
the situation in armament require
mehts and then can determine
how much tonnage can be devoted
10 nondefense purposes. AT pres
ent top ratings are so numerous
that lower A preferences suffer
considerable delay, October IA is
the deadline for filing form PD-73,
applying 10 orders placed pre-
vious TO September /, which will
aid mills in putting books in order
for comprehensive scheduling.
Tonnage on which this form is not
filed will be Cancelled.
Orders for civilian use continue
20 dwindle the recession being
noted over the past fortnight. Con-
sumers without priority find pros
r"cts for delivery so remote they
are discouraged from placing fur
Their orders. Meanwhile various
efforts 10 spread demonstrating
have been successful in placing a
large number OF smaller con-
sumers in position TO obtain
preference and thus get in line for
supply.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
PROMISE FOR FUTURE

a number OF factors give prom
ise OF better situation for nom
defense users in the near future.
Curtailment Of automobile produc-
ton viii lift part Of the burden
on flat-rolled steel army canton.
ment and industrial defense build
ing are well along and various
other pressing phases Of the de-
tense program are nearing or
passing their peak With these
facts IN view IL seems likely pres
ent steel capacity Will reach a
point Of supplying war needs. with
r margin for civilian requirements
remaining.
Pig iron ALLEGATIONS for October
are about 10 be announced and n
better distribution is expected
after the experience of September.
Various representation have been
made 20 Washington which have
imp$oved understanding OF con-
sumner needs. Output Of PIC iron
IS being increased by addition of
blast furnaces and other stacks
are being prepared 10 90 into pro-
duction during coming months.
Recovery of 5000 tons of pig
iron from a vessel beached in the
eft Delaware river lends a small in
crease OF visible supply.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES

MarriaEe licenses applied Tor:
Buford Carson. 81; lone weems. 90
Danny Dylone. ~; Catherine Tyburczyk,
Gerald Lewis. So: Pearl Harms. 80.
Oscar Robinson, 81; Bessie NJ. Richardson,
10
Rober, Wills ST.. as; Hedwig voeIkn.r. az
Irving Kay. 81 Mildred Pensler. is.
Constantine D'Alessandro, a; Rose Aiello.
20.
John Mcpherson. so; Joan Nichols 40.
Donald A. Book. "a; Ruthene l.. sollinger
Is.
John A. Terry. ~; Beatrice ThIbodeau. 10.
James p Meadows, 80: ubelia Salinas, rs.
Albert Gordon, rs Bertha Hammes 2e.
Ivan Conway. "a; Josephine Baron. 20.
Gordon n Morris %: Errna Perry "a
Ray p. Eckstrom. 81: Martha !. Pyko. %
Curtis Greer %: Ethel MaxMEl--24------
l.sae-A4---.------. - : Marjorie J. Leslie, 10
Orville Hodges 40s-Anna Attar1-7--.-s---
Cashmere X. Kawa, II Eleanor A. Klotz
Robert \. Wagner. al Rochelle A. Pas.
Michael } Krowisk. ~; Evelyn F. An.
Bert Hynan, 40 ioAn Moderi. IL
John Fitzgerald Jr., %. Catherine Nolan
10
Adam KyupnM 81; Aurera NJ sarzyk. "a
Arthur @. Kade. 81; Frances G Appel q.
John T Price. 81 Mary frost 10
James NJ. Williams. 50 Phyllis BFayshaw,
3e
Edward olshewski. %; Ethelmss Brouch
20
Anthony J. Randolph, 40 Mary Dicsrlo
Geraid w. psken "a: Dorothy Cooper. 81
Harold Peck % Mary n Bel. 20.
Ewdokim 81: Mary Meskor. So
Backus NJ. Habio, 20; Catherine Bongor
Lonnie II Quick 2s sue F. Hammer %
Edward Naughton, "a; Dorothy NJ. Whip
Robert 4. shannon. 81; Helene NJ. Shaw,
II
AiSy.lu. y sis'spu'ow'si. -; Helen J
Aisxsndsr Foreman. as; Irene vanHeuver-
beke. 81.
Joseph p Kochs rs; Jennie Marie Mo
duszewsk 81
Jesse X Mattel ~ Nfinda = Gardner. "a
Daniel n. Chlss. ~ Phyllis VI Ryerly, 81
Lloyd @, Cleary. - Gladys ". Fsber
TaWf6hce RIce Y veFnS yNDErTU-- II
Leonard J. Summers rs: Helen Glagols
Stanley sciezynski ~. Mary zarno 10
William 7 Williams. IL Virginia T.
sam Modica. % AnFeUns Anthony %
JACK Lyoas TO- Bernlce Brau,ley. 10
Matthias Alfei. 10 Wanda V Henderson,
clarenc. Friend. %. Dorothy Morrison Is
Henry y Carey 10 Evelyn pewlns II
Robert A. Fshewicz. al Gertrude Bcnt1
Is
Frank Mas,ro. u. Anna " Davis rs
Frank Tanner 90. Clara Lefkovifs 20
William NJ. Bell 60 Loretta " sohroe.
Alssr, Riekard "a. Maud " Anseve -.
STANLEY w sobociasN, % Elizsbe'h T
Percy White. 81. ~.-sd, E. white, a..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Dividends

Southern CaIifornia Edison
Company, Ltd, declared a regular
quarterly dividend of 37is cents on
the common payable November is
TO stock of record october 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29

BIoomingdale Bros. Inc. de
cleared a dividend OF 70 cents Of
the common, payable October 2s
to stock Of record October Is
a similar amount was paid ol
July %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29

Gen. Hugh -Jahnse
"America's Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
SCRAP SHORTAGE HURTS

Scrap shortage continues a
major factor and much apprehen-
sion is felt over prospects for Fall
and Winter Finishing touches are
being put on a priority order at
Washington. designed 10 place
supplies where they will do most
good for defense. A ruling by
OPM on remote scrap was issued
last Friday, Producers and dealers
in scrap will be called on 20 re-
port scrap inventories as a basis
fef-f1ffor-rty ratings. Steelmakers
In the Pittsburgh district estimate
that present reserves and receipts
AZ the current rate will carry
them 10 October Is, with probable
curtailment or partial shutdown
after that date. Most disquieting
feature is that stocks are being
depleted at a season when ac-
cumulation for Winter usually is
In process.
Production rate rema ne d
steady at 90 per cent last week.
various changes in operation being
well balanced. Chicago advanced
] point TO 10l per cent, Wheeling
3 points to 81 per cent and Cleve-
land ! point 10 95i2. Cincinnati
lost 5 points TO SO per cent. De-
troit 8 points TO 81 per cent and
St. Louis Z points TO 81 per cent.
Most Of these losses will be re-
couped this week. Rates were I'M
changed # 3--rt+44fffi fs-+-4-s-t-ass
Eastern Pennsylvania 95 Buffalo
90Ia. New England 90. Pittsburgh
&C and Youngstown 9S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Livestock Markets

4
CATTLE Receipts. 2 300; butchers
snIs, $40" "a early trading with prices
Tower on grassy and short fed offerings
cows opened fairly steady but some bIds
were 1oc TO 25c lower: bulls were steady
te strong choice steers, yI2 n II GO good
steers, Sllm u: common 20 medium 81 50
| "a II; good heifers $40 75a ll.75 common
70 medium. sT.250 lO.75. good COWS &c
us 30 medium cows. 81 50ns; cutter and
common SO soar 30: Gamers. s5ns so
bulls. sea' s.25; medium sausage bulls. IS
lns; cutter and common So 5oMs; good
ana choice stocker and feeder csiver ST.
- medium IS p 10; good stoeker and
mon 70 medium, S7N95O.
CALVES-Re Receipts, 500; market bidding
weak 10 SOC lower. good and choice. S1t
I n - so; common 10 medium $40 50a Is,
eulls and common. s7.50aio.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 500
iSprng lambs opening very slow. early
sales weak 70 l5e lower. bidlng as
good and choice lambs. sii.5On12: medium
! 70 good SIC. 50T ! / rs; culis and common
s.. 50 q 10. Is; good and choice ewes 81 50
1850; common and medium. s3a4.5o.
Hoos-Rec.ipts. 500; market prospect,
tlower. ,i4's-e.-
lceipts is 600, steady 70 iOc lower. hold.
overs 1000. top. sii4o: bulk $40 90 n
ii 35 heavies. $40 90 a II 40: mediums. sll
q 40: lights. $40 75dl 30: light lights
lsloN 10 rs, packing sows, 500 10 so. pigs
SO n 10.
CATTLE-Recelpts 1880: i5c 20 25C
| lower. Calves Receipts 800; steady.
Beef steers. choice, Sll.50n rs. medium
| IS so a IL so: yearlings SoGl2s5: butcher
cattle. heifers ss1i2 so. cows, s7as.5 so;
bulls 81 so n 10: calves sTI IL 50; feeders
ssI rs; stockers, steers, S9Ttf IS. cows
and heifers S7mll.
sHEEP--Receipts 200 steady: lambs
sii ii.50; common, 50. 50n11: yeariings.
s. SO n so: ewes, 80 so $50; feeders,
$40 504l1 50.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Central Hudson Gas and Elec.

4 nc Corporation declared tffvi-
dend of II cents on the common.
payable November / 10 stock of
record September 30. Paid a
like amount on August ].