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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14

NEW YORK July II Pending further
developments concerning complete priorities
for copper distribution nv the government.
there was no change IN price situations with
principal primary producers sdhering to -
cents a pound Connecticut Valley Custom
smelter interests were holding At their maxi
mum level OF ~ ~ cents = pound
Export copper was quiet and unchanged
A. II cents pound Z. A. .. New York.
Lead ended the week with demand still
well ahead ~ supply AZ SIS ~ $40 cents
pound New YORK and so cents a pound
81 Louis
Zinc supplies were strictly snocsted a.
: Is cents pound East ~ Louis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Heat Big Factor

Only about so per cent as
much mileage can be expected
in Summer driving rs in Winter
because al 100 degrees. the rate
OF tread wear is five times faster
than AT 40 degrees. Road sur
faces get from 20 10 30 degrees
hotter than atmospheric tenn
perature.
Coilyer/ advocated strict OBJ
servdnce Of tire health rules:
maintaining correct air pressure.
keeping wheels closely aligned
taking corners slowly. braking
gently and driving Al lower
speeds on hot. dry roads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Auto
Graphs
Neglect Of Tire
Air Pressure Cuts
Mileage Is Per Cent
By 81 FREEMAN

Continuing the war on waste.
in view of shortages brought
about by the defense effort,
motorists should not overlook
their tires. Figures from the b.
+. Goodrich Company's testing
laboratory show that neglect in
air pressure alone can waste as
much as rs per cent of the poten-
tial mileage of a tire.
"A tire 80 per cent under-in-
fIated," says John L. Collyer,
president OF Goodrich. Twill give
only - per cent OF the mileage
built into Il. IL also causes in
creased consumption OF gas
oline."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Raj Pilots in Arizona

Far from fog bound England.
IN Arizona's sunny desert. 80
future Raj pilots.are in training
At Southwest Always Thunder
bird Field The Britons were sent
there via Canada 10 learn flying
technique. They viii get their
gunnery practice in England q.
With them in training are 10
American cadets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Peaches
Heavy Crop -Is Predicted,
Canning Advised
Time. star Correspondent

LANSING. July Ia. - v. Fl.
Church. state senior agricultural
statistician, today predicted one
of the heaviest peach crops this
year in the states history. He
said production indicated 81 per
cent boost over last year and 43
per cent above the 10-year aver
age. He advised housewives 10
can as many peaches as possible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Shoe Prices Advanced
BY Melville Company

NEW YORK. July Melville
Shoe Corporation has advanced
the price of mems shoes 5 cents TO
$3.50 per pair. Boys shoe prices
remain unchanged. This is the
third advance of 5 cents a pair by
Melville 50 far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Crude Oil Output
Declines During Week

NGTON. July IA
Stocks Of domestic and foreign
crude petroleum al the close Of
the week ending July ) totaled
29S.070000 barrels, according to
data by the bureau of mines.
Compared with the total of the
preceding week this represents a
decrease Of 100000 barrels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
EARNINGS

Transus rnd william. steel Forging
Cooperation reports for ne quarter ended
June 30 q net proht ~ tsi 644 after DO
probation federal income and excess pronts
taxes etc equal n 6n cents share
This compares with Sissts. or II cents a
share on 1874 $50 shares for the June quar-
ter ~ the previous year.
Delaware, TRekawanna and Western
Railroad for five months ended NAV 81
had nei income ~ Ai.3f2 600 equal 70
70 cents snare againsi net loss NJ
$500 3t3 IN the FIRST i've months NJ 1870
May net income was 2f57 DIS. against a
net income ~ ti3 327 In May 1910.
Consolidated Iaundries Corporation re-
ports for ~ weeks ended June 10 net
proht Of Sl7,iO4. equivalent after dividend
requirements on the 81 so cumulative pre-
fsrred stock 70 ! cent share on the com.
mon. seains, t37. 322 or A cents q common
share for ~ weeks ended June IS 1850.
National Power ard Light for ~ months
ended April 10. had net income ~
ttfi2.072 equivalent sfter theS 81 pre-
fsrrsd dividend requirements N $50 :
common share aEainst &c l3e tt7 or VI ~
Q sommon share In the II months endtd
April 80, 1910,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Canadian Loadings
Decrease 1900 Cars

OTTAWA. July 14.-Carload-
ings in Canada during the week
ended July 5, declined to 59,938
cars from 63.567 cars in the previ-
Gus week. Dominion Bureau Of
Statistics states. In the corre-
spending week of last year, the
total was 81 GOT cars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Dividend Of III Gents
BY Shdtterproof Glass

Shatterproof Glass Company
has declared dividend of 1924
cents on the common stock. pay
able July IS 10 stockholders Of
record July Is. Previous dividend
paid on April 81 was for a like
amount.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Detroit Poultry

Market about steady. Hens, average run.
22c. lsghorn hens. 3 lbs and up. ice .
cocks, inui2c' rock springers under 4
los. 22c lbs. and up. 2tc: lsrhorn
hfoilers, Ia los ami W. 20c
EGGe- Market easy Current receipts
2sac undsrgrades 73d73Ac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

CATTLE--Receipts. q 200: market strong
ana active Choice to prime ysarlinss. dry
yesrlings. dry ftd. 50 so o TO- fair 70 sood
heavy steers. dry fed. ss.30dl0: good
sSm@cn i Butcher and s .fs7 So
cows. 81 SOFAS few real choice higheS;
good butcher cows. S7n7.5o; cutter eows.
Nn7 Gamer cows. x56s. old rims.
bulls. @.soae, Few real choice. higher J,
medium weight bologna bulls. ssabs0;
lish, common bulls, ss.sod7.s0; stock
bulls ss5oas; good TO choice noe.ers
s,oekers and feeders, s7as.5o; mixers
and springers. $500 90.
VEAL CALVES Receipts 900: market
., 30 cents higher Best calves 49,. $40: fs,r
and common SsGs
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts soo.
market steady. Best lambs. si2 fair 70
good. Ss.SOdiO SO. skips. 81 down; best
yearlnEs IS cliIs ana common 81 down;
best sheep, N-50na. fair 10 good. ~ -
y B 80 culls and common. 81 5012sO.
HOGS Receipts. $500: market prospects
higher. No quotations available early today.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO July t4.--tINs - HOGS Re.
esipis. -, 500; market 10 2oc higher: hold
hesvies. 10000 il.35. mediums, s1i6
II so. lights. tio754ii.ts. ilrht lights.
$40 so 2 y 70; psekins .ows. ss.7suio.so
CATTLE Receipts Is, 500; rsarkst. zoe
To lsc lower; calves. 500, steady. beef
steers choice siiu127s: mediums. $50
II; yesrlings. -. asa Ia butchers. hsifers,
81 500 H. IS COWS, sT.2s6s. bulls. $500
10: calves. s7d 50; fesder steers. So
IL. rockers, steers, e0i2 so. cows and
hstfers. So. 50 n 0.S0
SHEEN Receipts 7 500 market steady;
choice lambs. siI asa ~ as common. SO
n ~ as. yssrlinGs. ts. 50 "a 2. so. ewes, ~ 30
= f75; feeders. se0io7s
PITTsHtRGH
PTTTsR n q W. July if-fINN-
CATTLE Receipts 500; active see hisbss
On steers snd heifeIs. steers choice. sif.1
- iS medium 20 FOOD si0.J0nfi: COM
mon, 50 son 1913 heifers medium -
good taai0. common. sTQA0; GOES,
medium ~ good, "a. 7sn1.7s. Gamers anl
cutters. tsTs7s bulls, rood 70 cbosee.
s. 25gs rs; common TO medium, - 7s6
7Ts
HOGS Receipts. 800: SLOW. 7sc hisnsef
lbs. iii.ssni7. 17o % $50 iss'. $50
"a $50 70 go los, siLto4 li.ss; 100 -
$50 lbs. Sio1ii rouEhs, ss1sfs.
sHEEp--Rscsip.s no, siow che<<o
lsnos sil1s6i7 medium 20 Qoel. - -
y 10 50; common lsnss 81 D9hB. svss.
$50 ~sthsrs ~ N1tp
lover God - essies. si7sis: mslssH'
sos III. euils ana common. ss.soa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
DOLE OUT STEEL

Some companies employ the
general principle in doing out
steel Of supplying only amounts
furnished in previous years. thus
.devoiing their excess production
over those years 10 filling defense
orders. The best brains of the
industry are wrestling with the
distribution problem and are do
ing Well under the circumstances
As rule. too, steelmakers have
done good job in the recent past
OF restricting sales 10 what they
could deliver A leading company
reports 50 10 90 per cent on sched-
ule shipments and delivering
within a lecway OF three days from
date specified in contracts.
Many steel companies report de-
creaSing volume of orders. Ger
tain warehouse distributors find
more moderate inquiries. both as
TO number and tonnages involved.
In several Instances finishing ca
pacity for one life OF product is
sufficient but raw steel has been
Communicated for some other
purpose. as pipe lines and freight
cars. Oil transportation is more
adequate following placing into OPP
GRAFTON Of idle tank cars, barges
and tankerS. thus 10 some extent
offSetting removal Of some Of the
modern tankers for service TO
Britain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF RULE

Smaller mills are taking adj
vantage of A new OPACS ruling.
whereby mills can quote on the
basing point nearest the point
where the product is produced.
which means in effect quoting
T. o. b. mill prices. passing freight
charges along 10 customers. Some
of these producers recently have
been operating without profit ow-
ING TO higher costs.
/ Finished steel shipments nv
( United States Steel Corporation
of 1858 637 net tons established
an all-time high for that month
the previous record having been
in 1917 at 1.55S,4i4 net tons.
/ Automobile production last
week recovered from the holiday
Icurtailment by 1851 units. Ia
I3lS having been scheduled. as
against 2,l76 for the like week of
1870.
Details have been settled for the
ALLEGATION Of $4,000 tons Of semi
finished steel for Britain. for ship
ment before the third quarter.
Steel ingot production last week
gained four. points To 97ia per
cent as recovery from the Holt
day. An exception 10 the rising
trend was Chicago down l point
10 lOOlg per cent and three
unchanged districts Birmingham
and New England at 90, and ST.
Louis at 90. Advances were as
follows: Buffalo III points TO 90.
Cincinnati 6ia points 10 Sc, De.
troit - points 10 96. eastern
Pennsylvania 5 points 10 az, Pitts.
burgh 2 points 10 99is. Wheeling
points 10 81 and Cleveland I
points 10 96i5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14

Gen. Hugh 8. job son.
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Toronto Stocks

Quotations Supplied by Boneard Co.
Windsor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
ARMY ON THE JOB

This process. as we'll as his in
duction in Detroit yesterday and
his railroad trip TO this post, was
recorded for posterity by the same
battery Of newsreel and newspaper
cameras.
The ar1ny's Sixth Corps Area
headquarters in Chicago, in fact,
was well enough aware OF the
publicity value attending Green
berg's induction to send an officer
over to make sure the newspapers
were on the job.
Hanks only official comment to
date on which branch of the serV-
ice he would like to enter was a
curt II don't give a darn-where
they want me, l guess.
Unofficially, local officers agreed
that Hank will likely be attached
for training purposes TO the Fifth
Division al this post or else be
sent TO the 32nd Division al Camp
Livingston.
II is an open secret hereaboutS
that the commanding general OF
the Fifth Division has requested
Hanks services as assistant ath-
letic director for the division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08

Gen. Hugh 6. Johnson.
"America's Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08

Company, Cleveland. F. II. Chaplin
president. $4,000; United Gas I'm
provement Company, Philadelphia,
John E. Simmerman, president
100000.
Crown Cork and Seal Company,
New York. Charles h. McManus,
president, 100000; Containe r
Corporation of America. Chicago.
Walter p. Paepcke. president,
Sl90.243: Thompson Products, Inc,
Cleveland. F. c. Crawford, presi-
dent, S91.254: Cities Service Com
pany, New York. w. Alton Jones,
president. $150.300.
Consolidated Edison Company of
New York, N. Y, F. L. Carlisle,
chairman, S106.4l0; Union Bag
and Paper Corporation, New York,
Alexander Calder, president, $780,
500; Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia. w. d. Fuller. presi-
dent, S7l,036; Otis Elevator Com
pany, New York, Jesse II. Van
Alstyne, president, S83,803; Swift
.& Co, Chicago. John Holmes,
president, sos, 1000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
Hank Dons Uniform and He Takes Largest Sizes
Times Series to Reveal
Economic Booty Of Hitler

"Blitzkreg Booty" That's what Merryie Stanley
Rukeyer noted economic commentator for international News
author of books trade and finance
calls Hers acquisition of key resources in the Ia nations
thus far by the Nazi military juggernaut
a dramatic series of articles, beginning in Mondays
Times Mr. Rukeyser reveals what the Naz regime
added economic by of the conques
With objective precision of scientist in the labora-
tory this noted writer economies has put the rapidly eN
banding empire of Europe under the microscope OF
finding research
he has discovered is of the most amazing chap
history of the world-the of continental
upheaval the faeachng results of which may have vital
only the of the itself, but on the
future living standards of hundreds OF millions OF people
Mr. Rukeyser his brilliant analysis of Hters socalled
dSclose the obstacles der uehrers drive for
economic domination and apprase his chances OF fulfilling
the ambitious blueprint outlined in his book "Men kanpt
For better understanding of the struggle for economic
supremacy behind World War H. be to read Mr. Ruksers
interesting series beginning Monday in The Detroit lmeS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
.S!uqqer Bats 1000 With Soldiers
After Isl Day at Camp Custer
BY JERRY PETIT
Times stan Correspondent

ing down West Fort street from
his draft board TO the army induc-
ton station.
Stopped by numerous pasSersby
for his autograph. Hank became a
bit worried for fear he might be
bottle-necking the national de-
Tense program.
81 can't turn these people
down." he said, land on the
other hand 1 want to keep In
line. MIR. Whiskers is my boss
now and I'm gonna do what he
SAYS"
The army patiently stood by,
however. as Greenberg signed
autograph books, baseballs and
even the back of a pay check.
"This won't do you much
good" he told the checks owner.
81 haven't too much money i'm
the bank and it looks like I'll
have a little less from now. on"
PAY CUT
There was much bitter truth in
Hanks passing remark. AS OF
yesterday, he is serial number
36,114,611 on the war Department.
pay roll at S21 a month. He made
S55,0 900 last season playing for the
Tigers, he said.
But Hank was anything but
bitter as he put in a hard day
before newSreel cameras and
newspaper photographers.
THE only thing about 1t
don't like" he confided, sis that
some of these boys going into
the army with me will think
! I'm trying to steal the show and
/ don't want that. After all, I'm
going to have to live with
/ them"
i He started TO live with them ir
earnest last night. when he
stretched out on an army steel cot
on the second floor of a 63-mar
barracks.
This was after he had downeC
the evening mess OF vegetable
soup. baked spare ribs. mashed
potatoes. boiled beans twouldn'
you know it,, Creamed gravy, cab
bage and carrot salad, milk, bread
and butter, cottage cheese anc
coffee.
Hank dug into it with relish, too
although when asked later what
he thought of army food he merely
said:
II guess it's all right
! Probably a little more tired thar
after any day he ever put in at q
ball park Greenberg was happy
last night to find a comfortable
pillow, sheets, blankets and {
thick quilt ready for his use.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08

WASHINGTON, May S.-Louis
r Maver. Hollywood producer
was paid S697oiS in 1910 the top
figure out Of hundreds of corpora
ton salary reports made public by
The securities and exchange COM
mission to-day.
MAYER whose official title Is
managing director of production
for Loew's Incorporated. New
York. received The non $ share oI
his compensation IN the form Of
bonuses
Nicholas NJ Schentk president
Of the movie company received
S3lS SS1. while Hunt Strombcrg.
supervisor Of production, was pad
S3S2 267.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
OTHER SALARIES

Other salaries reported are. Ma
tional DiStllcrS Products Corpora
ton. Seton Porter president, $165.-
SOC and Charles l.. Jones, vice
president, sos OLD.
Air Reduction Company. New
York, {. +. Adams. chairman,
Sill. $50; {. r. Munson. president,
SOS. 366: a. r. Ludlow, vice preSi-
dent, So. l64.
Burroughs Adding Machine
Company. Detroit, S tandis 4
BackuS, president. $50. $50; a. j..
Doughty. vice president, $50, $50.
General American TranSporta-
ton Corporation. New York. Max
Epstein. chairman. $4,000; Les
ter n. Selig, president, $4,000.
American Rolling Mill Com
pany. Middleton, o., Charles r.
Hook president. $l06,2l3; Calvin
Verify. general manager, S7S,076;
George Nj. Verify, chairman Of
board, S74,9O0.
The Speery Corporation, New
York, Thomas A. Morgan. preSi-
dent. $147 ,243; Harry F. Vickers,
president of two subsidiary COM
panieS. SIS. 90S.
National Dairy Products Corpo-
ration. New York. Thomas II. Nc
lime president, Sl50,540 J. l..
Kraft, president of Kraft cheese,
SIC, $50; John II. Kraft, vice preSi-
dent. So $40.
Allied Chemical and Dye Corpo-
ration. New York. II. +. Anterior.
president. SI25.OO0: c. C. Tufts
Vice president. $4,000; F. II. Nc
Adoo, vice president $55,000.
PEG DREW SlS6,s8S
Houdaille-i crShey Corporation,
Detroit. Ralph +. PEG. vice presi-
dent. Sl36,S83: Safeway Stores
Company. Reno, New. l.. A. War
rem. president, S1l9,666; Interna-
tional Harvester Company, Chi
cago, Sydney 6. McAlliSter, presi-.
dent. 500. 1893.
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com
pany, Akron. p. w. Litchfield,.
president, 100000; Radio Corpo-,
ration OF America, New YORK,
David Sarnoff. president. 500, 900;
James G. Harvord. chairman
$50, $40: American Telephone and
Telegraph Company, New York,
Walter S. Clifford. president, S210,-
$50; c. P. Cooper, vice president,
S101, 1893: Curtiss-Wright Corpo-
ration. New York. G.. w. Vaughan,
president, Si4S,67l; 3. S. Wright.
vice president, S72.573.
Kennecott Copper Corporation,
New York. f r. Stannard, presi-
dent, SOL 900; D. c. lacking,
director, S1O1,530: Liggett e.
Myers Tobacco Company. New
York. J. w. Andrews, president,
$50 $50: Ben Carroll. vice preSi-
dent and treasurer, w. y. Car
michael. r. +. Few. r. II. ThurSton
and G. w. Whitaker. vice preSi-
dents, each S79.5S2.
international Paper Company,
New York. r. J. Cullen. preSi-
dent, S9767i; the National Acme
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
WEIR GOT S245,4OO
The Weather

The sun viii set a. I IS . n today. and
rise tomorrow AZ SIS q
The moon viii rise today ~ Az ?. m
and sets tomorrow al IA q. n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
Film Industry Paid
Top 1910 Salaries:
en- Executives Trail
Nv ARTHUR u. HERMANN
Ian NrwS service staff Correspondent

International Nickel Company Of
Canada, received S2l5.350, and
John F. Thompson, vice president,
Sl05, 800.
Harry F. Sinclair. top executive
Of Consolidated OH Corporation,
y. Y. was paid o0930. /. ".
Sinclair. executive vice president.
Sl0l 040, G.. Il. Stanford, general
counsel $50. SS3. and Patrick J.
Hurley. attorney. and former see
reary of war. S123Ou0.
Z. I. du pont de Nemours &
Co. Wilmington. Del. paid lis
president, ". :. Carpenter j.
Sl62.72o Vice President A 3.
EchoIS S1iO.556 and J-W. Mccoy
wee DreSjdent Sl29Sl3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
SURE TO PLAY BALL

It is foregone conclusion that
wherever he is sent, the Tiger
slugger will be given an opportu-
nifty TO keep his batting eye keen.
In fact, the local post baseball
team is scheduled 10 play Detroits
Wayne University nine this coming
Friday in Detroit, and even a blind
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08

umpire could guess what an addi-
ton Hank would be to the olive
drab team.
Before he is selected for any
particular branch of the service,
however. Hank will have several
little things to get out of the way
here within the next few days.
In addition to the aptitude test.
for instance, and before he is
classified. the American Leagues
most valuable player must SIT
down and have a heart-to-heart
chat with a personnel officer.
There ne will discuss his personal
habits, likes and dislikes, avoca-
tions, educational background. etc.
At this point he will be advised
of the opportunities for obtaining
government insurance and making
allotments of his pay.
Then he will 90 TO the reception
center infrmary for incubation
against typhoid fever and small
poX.
After having been classified, ex-
amined, equipped and qudrtered,
Hanks only task viii be 10 await
travel orders 10 his permanent
assignment. This should come be-
fore the end of this week
The personnel section here. like
wise. has held several conferences
over his eventual placement.
To all of this the now recruit
had only one answer, which he
delivered smillngly:
They wanted me and here l .
am. I'll go wherever they send
me. of course. and do whatever
they tell me to do. I'm strictly
taking orders from now on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
Sea Toys
Sailors Taking to Shorts
for Duty at Sea
res l.leftJ [. 5. Patent ofhos
International News Service Wire

E WASHINGTON. May 8.-Uncle
Sans sailors aboard warshipS in
bot weather spots are taking 10
short pants like ducks to water
naval officials revealed today.
When sailors in the Asiatic fleet
or operating out of Hawaii are
ashore they wear the regular bell
bottomed long trousers, but when
they are at sea they don shorts
Its very funny" remarked a
veteran naval officer after re-
viewing a motion picture show
ing sailors working aboard ship
in their new comfort garb.
Gen. Hugh S. nson,
Americas Fighting Thinker"
xVritas naflu for tho Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08

He got up at Gas this morning,
showered, shaved and breakfasted,
and after a brief fatigue period
reported with other selectees at
the warehouse at 8 o'clock for his
uniform.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08

Soup electric coffee maker In
choice Of shImmering rainbow-
like ooIors mirrored chrome
tray and pastel color translucent
sugar bowl and creamer. A
gift Mother win use and enjoy
daily, sensationaIly low priced.