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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Blank Check Rule

Some Of the opposition to the
Presidents plan centers not so
much on disagreement with his
detectives as with the blank
check" principle of running the
department.
In Wall Street parlance. the
question boils down to whether
the Congress wants the White
House to operate a discretionary
account for IL.
Much has happened In the
last dozen years. This was dra-
matically brought to my atten-
ton earlier in the week when l
delivered a speech at Utica, N.
Y. for the first time since Sep
tember. 1929. II in those pre-
panic days one had possessed the
authentic gifts OF prophecy and
had been able 10 look into the
crystal ball 10 read the future.
his forecasts would have been
rejected as incredible. Truth in
this period has been far stranger
than fiction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25

A common ground between
the President and his critics
could possibly be reached by
redrafting the so-called lease
lend bill.
BY way of illustration. Mr..
Roosevelt has specifically dis
avowed any intention TO convoy
ships.
In view of the fact that the
present draft of House bill ITS.
the lease-lend bill, is broad and
vague. II is possible that II could
be rewritten in more specific
terms to include the powers that
the President feels he needs and
TO exclude those which he states
he has no intention of using.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Social Planning

Undoubtedly. in the last eight
years the government officials
al Washington have learned,
something about social plan
ming" Originally. they were
going TO raise the price Level
to that of 1926. They were also
going TO restore farm prices to
parity with others, Professor
Warren was watched as, with the
Presidents approval, he marked
up the price" of gold with the
idea Of raising other prices. The
whole managed-currency easy
money system-was supposed TO
give the social planner control
over commodity prices.
In the last few years. we have
seen the breakdown OF all this:
the failure and abandonment OF
the Warren scheme. the drop
ping of the 1926 Objective; the
futility of crop control measures
az a means OF boosting farm
prices. The Federal Reserve
board had reported that its
credit control does not enable 1t
TO control prices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Pere Marquette
Lifts Earnings

CLEVELAND. Jan. IS. - Pere
Marquette Railway preliminary re-
port for the year ended December
81 shows a net income of Sl.251.-
9l7 equal after dividend require
ments on the per cent cumulative
prior preference stock and on the
5 per cent preferred stock. both
issues having an accumulation OF
unpaid dividends of S46.25 a share
and SIS a share, respectively. on
November last, 10 Is cents on
The common.
This compares with 1927 COS or
50 90 share on the per cent
cumulative prior preference stock
in 1899.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25

Wendell l.. Willkle, who was
a young lawyer from the Mid
die West in 1929 and a Demo-
crat. is now titular head OF the
Republican Party: II e er t
f1eishhacker. outstanding finan-
cier of San Francisco. was put
through the wringer; Floyd
Odlum. an up and coming finan-
cial fledgling in 1929, became
arch burier Of unsuccessful in
vestment trusts. whose assets
he absorbed; the hard pressed
Metropolitan Opera Company
scrapped- The golden horseshoe;
at least a third of the rail mile
age of the country went into
receivership: favored electric
utilities became political foot
balls: the secular trend got lost
in the shuttle -.
New business item: Tom
Dewey, New York district at
torney. intends 10 put out his
shingle and practice law beginr
ming January next.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
A||-Time High
In Buick Sales

FLINT. Jan. 25.-Buick's retail
deliveries for the second 10 days OF
January set an all-time record for
this period, W. +. Hufstader, gen.
eral sales manager. said today in
announcing sales of 7,34l new cars.
This compares with 6,429 in sim
liar period last year.
. Hufstader added that deliveries
OF new Bucks from the first OF
the years through January 20 like
wise were at new high. the
figure being 1902 units. or a gain
Of 1876 per cent over the first 20
days OF 1910.
Used car deliveries were also at
new high levels. A total of 1913
were sold in the period. making a
gross total of 2s.s96 from January
] TO 20, or 81 per cent ahead OF
last wear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Pontiac Boosts
Deliveries

Retail deliveries Of Pontiac cars
for the Today period ended Janu-
AIRY 20 were S,672. making total
for the month 10 date OF II 400
according 10 D. L. Raihrick. gen.
eral sales manager. Untitled orders
increased during the month, reach
ing 1892.
Sales of used cars were 1895
for the period making total for
the month IN that, date of 1881
Bathriek has just returned from
trip through the East Middle
West and as far west as Denver
and reports that dealers are very
enthusiastic and look for unprece-
dented sales this Spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Choose The Job

When Charles n. Sabin was
president OF the Guaranty Trust
Company of New York. one Of
Americas very foremost bank
ing institutions. l asked him to
name specific suggestions for at
tanning success.
1T Is just as important for a
Young man to pick the right
kind of an employer as IL Ia for
an employer to pick the right
kind of young man, he shot
back.
From a man who has achieved
unusual success in profitably ex-
panding big enterprise, Presi-
dent Thomas p. McCabe OF the
Scott Paper Company. / have
Just received similar counsel for
young men.
Since many school youths will
shortly he looking for Jobs, his
advice is peculiarly timely for
them-and contains suggestions
for some already working. Incl
dentally. Secretary of Commerce
Jesse II. Jones states that mon
agricultural workers increased
BY 1000. 900 last year"-which
should be encouraging for work.
seekers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Forbes
Pointers for
Employees on
Getting Ahead
BY B. C. FORBES

do you feel that opportuni-
ties for making Roadway are
today equal to what they were
In your YOUTH"
/ have been putting that ques-
ton to nearly half-a-hundred
top-notch business executives.
All but a very few have told
me. yes" Not a few say
better"
Two or three have emphasized
that the New Deal has been
hostile to rugged individual
ISM" that this has operated
against the achieving OF con-
spicious success, that the trend
has been wards reducing
rather than enhancing rewards
for conspicuously outstanding
performance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Banks Cut Interest

Leading New York savings
banks have dropped the interest
rate from 40, 10 IL T; the ma.
tional debt is close TO $4,000
100000, and the current pro-
gram will raise il very much
higher; the Bolsheviks and the
NaziS are huddies- there
abouts; Mussolini is a second
string dictator: bank deposits
up 10 5000 are guaranteed: the
profit motive has been under at
tack at home and abroad; Great
Britain forsook free trade in
1891. and may fiirt with col
lectivism after the war.
The United States is estab-
fishing defense bases in British
island possessions in the new
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Stocks Extend
Gains in Early
Dealings

NEW YORK. Jan. 25. - The
stock market was higher at the
opening today. in a continuation
of yesterdays modest upturn.
Trading was at slow pace.
United States Steel. one of the
few weak spots Friday. moved up
a. point on its first sale. Sears
showed a similar gain while
Du Pont rose u point.
Fractional advances also In.
cluded Anaconda. Atchison, Beth.
lehem Steel and Packard.
General Electric and Kresge
eased. Allied Chemical. Ameri-
can Telephone and Telegraph. Ra.
dio and Republic Steel all started
unchanged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
1910 Tire
Shipments
50 Million

NEW YORK. Jan. ~25,V Ship
ments Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dur
ing 1910 fotaledA>5o. l55 1926 units,
according TO the Rubber Manufac-
turers Association. Inc. This rep
resents the largest years ship
ments since 1929, when 1894, 855
units were shipped. AS the aver
age tire size, weight and quality
have increased substantially in the
Intervening years. the 1910 ship
ments represent greater tonnage
and more tire miles than the units
shipped in 1929.
The 1910 total tire shipments
were above 1899 by 20 per cent.
Production. 5e.352 SAB units, was
3 per cent over 1889.
December shipments of castings
for original equipment purposes,
the highest December on record,
totaled 2.626.l9O units. an increase
Of II per cent over November and
one-half Of ! per cent over Decem~
Der. 1899.
Replacement shipments during
December. 2.2l6.567 castings, were
Ia per cent below November, but
were IL per cent above December,
1899. requirements.
Stocks OF automotive castings in
the hands of manufacturers on
December 81 were 9.l7S537 units.
which compares with 9l1S.243
castings for November 30 and g.
664 sos units on hand Dec. 81,
1889.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25

Hamilton Watch Company de-
clared a dividend of Is cents on
the common. payable March Is, to
stock of record February %.
Union Gas Company Of Canada
declared the regular dividend OF
20 cents on the common. payable
March Is, to stock of record Feb
ruary 20.
Petroleum and Trading Corpo-
ration declared a dividend of 1O
cents on the class A. payable JAN
uary 81, to stock of record Janu-
airy q. Payments in 1910 were
371a cents June Fl and 50 cents
December II.
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining
and Concentrating Company de-
clared the regular quarterly divi-
dend of Is cents on the common,
payable March 3, to stock of rec
ord February ID.
HammermIll Paper Company
declared a dividend of % cents on
the common. payable March 20. to
stock of record March 5. Paid the
same amount December 20, last.
Crane Company declared the
regular quarterly dividend of SIPS
on the 5 per cent preferred. pay
able March Is, to stock Of record
March !.
Sherwin-Wi Company de-
elared dividend of rs cents on
the common. payable February Is
to stock OF record January 81. The
same amount was paid in the pre-
ceding quarters.
Gorham Manufacturing Com.
pany declared a dividend of sc
cents on the common. payable
March Is, 10 stock of record
March l.
General Cigar Company de.
clared a dividend of 25 cents or
the common. payable March Is. Il
stock of record February 20. A
similar amount was paid March
Is, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Biqqers' Reply

Extremely pointed Is the re-
ply of John d. Biggers, presi-
dent of Libby-Owens-Ford Glass
Company. who is giving the
country his services as director
of production under the national
defense commission. His verdict
about opportunity for making
Roadway today is advancement,
yes: financial, no."
Americas crop of millionaires
in the first 30 years OF this CEN
tury far transcribed that OF
any other nation at any time in
mankind's history. The crop
has been relatively meager dur
ing recent years. is likely to be
still more meager for at least
some years-although l still be-
lieve that the day OF earning
millions has not permanently
passed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Joins Procession

Now Commissioner Henderson
seems 10 Join the procession. He
says tina, he has yet 10 see a
control that is anything but a
modified form OF hutchery for
the normal life of industry" and
tina, there is no substitute for
intelligent direction of industry
by industry
This may be hopeful symp-
tom. II may indicate lesson
learned and change Of heart
But this docs not necessarily
follow. and my advice to my
fellow Americans is, watch your
step.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Neisner Pi(keting
Stops; Expect Pat

Picketing OF 36 Neisner Brothers
stores in the metropolitan area by
striking members of the Go
clerks union ceased today after
union officials announced they ex-
pected soon TO reach an agreement
with the management. Employees
of the stores will meet tomorrow
to consider official ending of the
strike.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Sen. Brown Approves
Tax on City Bonds

Federal taxation Of municipal
securities will be detrimental to
cities, Mayor Jeffries said today in
opposing such bill in Congress.
Senator Prentiss II. Brown wrote
Mayor Jeffries that he will vote
Tor the measure because of the
necessity for meeting the enlarged
tax needs of the federal govern
ment."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
EARNINGS

New York. Chicago and 81. Louis Ral-
road preliminary 1910 net income vas
s3.512,is7. equal. after dividend require
ments on the g. per cent preferred. N
arrears to hsa share on the common.
against 50. 272. s37. or 20 on the commoa
in 1899. The December net income was
81. oo+. ss3, against s1,24s.377 In December.
1893.
American hide and Leather Company
disclosed for the quarter ended December
81 q net profit Of Sii3,1s equal 10
net profit Of s22s. 03o. or ~ cents on the
common In the December quarter Of 1899.
and a net loss OF ti3e. III In the quarter
ended sept. 30. 1870, For the SIX mcnths
ended Dec a. 1870 the net loss was s2S, :
as3. against q net profit OF s345.e46, or ~
cents on the common In the six months
ended Dec. 81, 1889.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Suspends 0ifCo.
Stock in Ohio
International News Service wrr,


COLUMBUS. o., Jan. 25.@The
stock registration of the North
Pennsylvania Oil Company. Of Oil
City. Pa was suspended today by
the Ohio securities division.
II charged the company with
offering securities 10 shareholders
AT lower prices than those quail
fed. with failure TO file reports.
and with moving the main place
of business without notifying the
division.
The company was authorized in
September. 1929. 10 offer for sale
In Ohio 10000 shares Of no-par
common stock at S. share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Farmers' Market

APPLbS-pefiei0asiE fAnev.. So hu M
/ 81 'oa IS ou Mcintosh. fancy. 81 IS
81. northern spys. fancy 81 nu M. /.
81 so1i7 Is. No 4 75eTsi NJ Green
lnss. No. / 7sc 81 rs hu No 2 toa
soc ou wsrnsrs fancy. 81 50 hu. No /.
No a 81 q soc ou. Jons,hsns fancy 81 ~
~ 50 bu. No. !. soc . 81 rs No. ?.
BEETs-Ho :. 400 s5c bu.
.cABBAGE.No 500 7sc eu; No ,.
~ M celery. toT sOc eu
chRRcTs-No. /. 7oasoc ou; No. z.
cELEay,r.n.y. oesoe Dol, Ses.
10 ,scs e" i ~ S e.oo.r. 'g ~ to' soa 7se
~. squares, No. /, 7so isl bu. No. 2.
coLLARDs-No ! $4,000 hu
Eccs-Lsrs.. 7o1s25 3o-dor case.
ESpTvE-rrsneh fancy Sis SID.
boz. No. / 81 50. No 2 75cnS
HOGS Dressed iod i2o 10
HoRsERAD1sH- No. /. 81 IS q IS bu
No 2 t2d75n
LEAF LETTUCE--40H Soc SIN bake,
LEEKs-No l. ae1 soc do1 bchs
ONIONS Dry. fancy. sI1iio s0-ih.
sacks. No. /. an Q TSc 50-lh. sack No. ?,
40 "a Soc
PARSLEY Roo, No /. 5o17s hu
PARsNrPs-No. l. $50 s5c nu.: No. 2
SOC
PoTAroEs-Fsney. Na1io bu: No /
rs n eOc. M. z 900 soc
POULTRY-Hsns. heavy breeds. 1s1 20c
-ib leghorns i4H &c hroilers. heavy, Il
y 23t: ducks. lsd lsc geese, 146l7e.
RADISHEs-H o h ouse. SO U SOC doz
bchs
RHUBARB-Ho thouss choice. 2oa 800
5-lb box; fancy, asa 4oc. small. 500 s0'
dor bchs
RoMAfNF-No I. soa7Sc M.
RUTABAGhs-No /. son 75c bu
sQIAsH-Tshls Queen No. !. s5c 81
nu- Nm. 2 tor. Hunnsr1 NJ. !. 81. Is y
rs bur: No 2. 7Sc GSi M.
TURNIPs-Fsncy. 81 hu. No. !. 10 n
soc bu No q 50 n s0o M
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. l. so q 75c
dor. bchs.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Jan. t-tfSsi- BUTTER
: Receipts i4,722 tubs. market steady. az
up: extras 81 score. zoe. standards %
score cars 2sAc. extra nrsts. 81 score
2e.c; hrs,s $3.50 score. 2sh u zoe; spe'
cisis 81 score. 30l4 u 3olac
EGGe-Reeeipts 2 355 cases market
steady &C up; current receipts. isi7ci
fresh extra hrss rs n isc' fresh hrsis
III. di7i4c: dirtes It'.c checks. ~
CHEEsE-Twins lei4 ish r. daisies
prints ana ionshorns. ls'. Ii7itc.
Z LIVE POULTRY Market steady: tur
KEYS. i21 isc. hens i3l4 Il isc; leEhorr
hens edi4c springers. is1 2ic: broilsrs
lT6isc. ROSTERS. i0As o lie, ducks, IL q
1sie. geese. io1 i5c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Livestock Markets

PITTspU RICH Jan -4uNsl-
CATTLE Receipts as; MARIE; steady
s,'es. choice. sl2 500 - 7a' MEDIUM to
heifsrs medium to good. 81 s0hs So com
mon. W1 I 50. COWS medium 70 good. 81
~. Gamers and cutters, s4957s. bulls
rood 10 choice ii-snhs7'; common To
HoGs-R.e.ipu. 100. market steady
iso.iso ib.. m.co1s.ss iso.27o m.
ms u7sss as: iee-ise IN. s7ns;
sHEEP-Receip,,. ioo: market steady.
choice lambs. sIiaii2s. medium 10 good
80 IN 10: common lambs b.S017 So ewes.
81 Soos ~ethers 81 SOFA.
Calves Receipts. SO: market steady
o Il; eulls and common. $3.50 o $50.
CHICAGO. Jan. ~ INNS Ho0s-
hIsh.t holdovsrs I 900 Top. IS 30 bulk
81 p0ns.3 IS hesvies 81 TSHs 20. mediums.
1880: Iishi, s77sds.3s ugh, 'iights
8. ?sgs. packing 'ows. Te71s; pigs
CATTLE = Receipts. 1000 market.
steady. Calves receipts 300 nsrk.'
steady Beef steers. choice. sl2 500 IA;
Butessp.. heif.r.. 81 soS X. cows 50 soS
.; bulls ssna 50; calves. SIS 50 q 10. 50
feeders 81 dio.75; socksrs steers. s7Al::
cows ana httftrs. t6ue 30.
sHEEP-Recetpts, 4, 500: market steady.
Lambs. $40 ASA 10 40: common. So 10. Is
yesrlings. ssls25; feeders. $500 $50.
ewes. s4ds15.
FAST BuFFAIO
EAST BUFFALO, Jan "a = tfNs1 -
hoGs- Receipts. 1000. market fairy se-
tive SC 10 Toe higher. Good ard choice
ls0-72o lbs. ssss. few $500: 255-In.
butchers. ss.sS. trucked-ins. ls0-2S0 lbs
81 $50 $50; pigs and under weights, 81
cATTLE-Receipts. 800: it'll, don. m
steers and hsifers Kidding around 25s
lower; shortfeds held above $40. few com
mon n medium sold 81 50 D so. cows and
bulls active. market strong 10 use and more
higher cutter and common cows. s5.s5 n
& so; Gamers $3.50 $40. strongweighi
sausage bull. around $3.50; most light
weights. ssu7.25.
CALVES - Receipts. IFS. vealers un.
changed. Good and choice. tlia so
common and medium. Sc 500 1850
Receipts 500 lambs somewhat
slow 25c n SOC lower Good To ehoics
sniently sorted. $40 Is. medium and IN
bstpeen grades 80 80 1890 sort-offi
around 50; fat ewes 10 IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Urges Caution

There is, however. another
possibility. This is the suggestion
that II business fears can be
lulled the government can more
readily induce us TO let the ad-
ministration 60 ahead and finance
extensions of plant capacity. In
this way. the government may
eventually come 10 take over
much production. Then bust
ness men would be asked 10
cooperate" inside - like the
man who co-operated with the
tiger. ----
So, II seems to me, caution is
the word.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Detroit Poultry

Market. about steady Heos over s.
lbs, l7e: under ST. lbs, 1sc; cocks .dI
lac. rock springers. up TO 50 los Zoe
stags, Isc ieghorn hens. lbs. and up.
ise. rock hroilers 2 - = lbs zoe: -
Mons ms 2ie ducks white ms and
ur lac geese ftr
rGGe-Msrk.'. STEADY Current receipts
isiao. undergrsdes, 14h 4i4ac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Fishbein 10 Speak
AT Hospital Luncheon

DR.. Morris Fishbein of the
American Medical Association will
be guest speaker at a luncheon of
the Mount Sinai Hospital Asso-
citation Tuesday. it was announced
Saturday. The luncheon will be
held in the Fountain ballroom OF
the Masonic Temple.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
-Four Considerations

Here are the highlights of four
important considerations Mr..
McCabe offers I'm starting a
business career with an estab-
lished concern:
|. Association with COM
pany whose executives are men
of strong character. whose ideals
are an inspiration 10 their or
ganization. and where there is
reasonable expectation OF sue
cess. Under no circumstances
join an organization whose ex-
ecutives are not of this char
acter.
2. Cheerfully accept any po-
sition offered by the right or
ganization. and attempt 10 do
the job better than any one else
has ever done it.
3. Try to make record per-
Torrance on each job before GO
ing to another. This same con-
sideration applies in changing
positions from one company TO
another)
4. Develop concept OF the
ideal executive toward which
you aspire. Try to make him a
composite of your individuality
plus the best you have observed
in others. Plan your courses OF
study and athletic endeavors,
your spare time. social contacts,
choose your place to live. and
your friends, all with the definite
objective of developing into your
conception of the ideal man.
He adds:
THE ideal executive Is gener-
ally ,sociable, friendly and con-
siderate of the people around
him. II has been my experience
that the big men Of business are
more considerable of the rank
and file than are the men In
smaller positions"
Endorsing this. I would add:
To get on well, learn TO get on
we'll with others.
Success is worth winning by
every honorable effort. Not
positively not-otherwise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Opening
Stocks

NEW YORK. Jaan. 25.-Prices
OF the following stocks on the New
York Stock Exchange at the
opening today we're:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Good ENOUGH Reason

Squash is so-called because the
original ball had hole in IL and
"squashed" when it hit the front
wall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Detroit Stocks
1904 Range
High Low Div.


.26 .l5 Auto City Brewing 100 rs rs .lS....
pa l Wayne Screw Prod 100 rs 2h 2E...l.
IN piona
q Of lots only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Dividends

Hamilton Watch Company de-
clared a dividend of Is cents on
the common. payable March Is, to
stock of record February %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25

Union Gas Company Of Canada
declared the regular dividend OF
20 cents on the common, payable
March Is, to stock of record Feb
ruary 20.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15


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Mnhiin shxh h . w4ssklnR II
she insAlls Slaipaltdlns CoFpwakaua
plant here.
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Mrs EaAs Miller a. rAsrAzosaiA AIRS
MiiiNf Mas nttfAe4irely dressed IA
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