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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23

New YORK and wholesale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied ~ FEDERATED
in nominal. New York. 50 90. future tin,
81 90: lake grade copper, delivered, Mid
west. IL electroyiic spot smelter "
casting copper' u - 81 LOUIS iesd ,;r S,1V'
ST. Louis zinc 20 New YORK AntlmOny'
IL virgin aluminium. lie.
Tin, OPM announces u will sell spot TIN
from metals reserve stock still IN nve-tor
lots 10 customers unable 10 buy directly
from the trade apply tin branch, OPM. at
Washington Copper brass lngots ana scrap
trade meet for the OPM Monday on pos
slble priority, Resale II %. Free sterling
81 03i-
NEW YORK. Aug ~ Although domes-
~ shipments " lead as reported by lhe
American Bureau Of Metal SAusiies Tor
July amounted 20 only % ObI tons. com
=. red with 81 $50 tons In June trade
: mates indicate that total shipments Of
I'D tn users last month were around
a. ufO tons
rorfatI1us Of lead. mostly from Latin
N-cutan sources. and largely for the
Metals Reserve Corporation account. Inc
american Bureaus figures deal only win
lead refined In this country. either from
domestic or imported ore. Thus, the fact
that lead stocks AT the end OF July were
Cpwn g. less than 20 600 tons or only ?
Ittle more than = weeks supply Is not
"a serious as appears on the surface.
ID demand continues IN excess of supply,
n. the metal Is not as relatively scarce
4 zinc or copper.
COPPER markets showed little change
tually all copper available from pro.
fuscrs 0r smelters has been allocated for
August. and presumably the OPM II draw
ing on Metals Reserve copper increasingly
20 finish up the months ALLEGATION. II II
generally thought that defense needs OF
copper users have been pretty well taker
= care Of although commercial producers, OF
urse. are not getting all they want
Domestic copper sales for Thursda;
Nmouuted 90 .Si2 tons. against 2 $40 ton,
Wednesday. Total for August 10 da.s
amounted 20 80 $50 tons compared with
IS 994 tons In the corresponding period oi
July. The producers have been submitting
data on their output for the next tire,
months and the OPM IL using these figures
10 make It's plans for ALLEGATIONS durins
the Fail Copper price remains al II cents
a pound for domestic shipment and II cents
a pound r a p New York for export. A
fair amount ~ export business has beer
done this week.
lead price Is unchanged AZ the unOfficia
ceiling Of SIS 10 $50 cents. New YORK
and $40 cents. ST Louis
Price ~ zinc remains Al las cents
sound for prime western al East 81. Louis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
Retained in Trust for Tax Collector

First rebudgetng of the family income and ougo order to
make higher through foregoing other expenditures
Secondly technique earmarkng retaining
that total which received by the but
which effect retained the collectors II such
mingled with individuals regular there
that the will unable his obligations
the tax collectors the due dates next
of problem which
every taxpayer Meyer York
consuant message this column, makes concreey
helpful suggestions:
The treasury department recently announced monthly offer
which purchase Of
and Of income due the following The
aside his
while or IL levied 3 coming
spending
will suddenly painfully confronted with
staggering bill which he made preparation to meet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
Forbes
Government Expected
To Be More Than
Merely an Umpire
BY b. c. FORBES

One of a governments func-
tons is TO act as an umpire. A
government is, of course, more
! than an umpire.
II is supposed TO formulate
and enforce rules of fair play, to
decree justice. 10 hold the ball
ance even.
How has the present admins
tration fulfilled such obliga-
tions?
How equitable. for instance.
have been its laws governing
relations betwee employers
and employees?
How unbiased has il been in
adjudicating labor disputes
The regrettable truth is that
the National Labor Relations
Act was wholly one-sided. The
regrettable truth also is that
the National Labor Relations
Board. instead of acting as an
upright umpire, has rendered
flagrantly prejudiced decisions.
It's members have consistently
functioned on the assumption
that their duty was TO use
blackjacks on the heads OF all
employers and to uphold any
thing. everything. workers did,
including indulgence in criminal
lawlessness.
Didn't Secretary OF Labor Per-
kins. while seizure OF plants by
sitdown strikers was rampant,
declare that she dou tie d
whether workmen hadn't the
right TO take possession OF pri-
yately owned, investor owned
plants and forbid by force any
representatives of the legitimate
owners TO enter them?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
Litigation Delays
Custer Expansion
Times stan Correspondent

FORT CUSTER, Aug. o.
Army units in training here will
not use any of the approximately
1000 acres Of land now under
litigation in the Federal Courts,
until disposal of the condemnation
suits, fort officers said today.
Lieut.. Col. II. F. Wilkinson, post
Quartermaster, said that while the
army has a right to use the land
being condemned in the expansion
program. no plans have been made
TO utilize it. He pointed out that
no counter suits have been filed
against the governments request
to have the Federal Courts decide
the amount which must be paid
for the land.
1t is expected that the suits will
be heard soon in Grand Rapids.
The remainder of the land in the
D. 700-acre expansion already is in
government possession.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
Heavy Building
Awards Decline

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Heavy
construction contract awards in
the week ended August u. totaled
SS016l;000, compared with $751;
$40 600 in the preceding week and
SIPS, $4,000 in the corresponding
period last year. according 10 En-
cheering News-Record.
As in the recent past the bulk
OF The activity last week was in
publicly financed work, which ac-
counted for S62.121.000 of the
total. For the year TO date. con-
struction volume amounts 10 S4.-
POS. 1894 900. an increase Of 102
per cent over the like period last
wear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
Along Same Lines as Christmas Clubs

at promoted earmarked
the soaIed Christmas club Regular deposits
made other These will
interest and will withdrawal
dates computed In
plan certain
vision be made federal Regular
ea tax notes sold only In fixed not less than
$25 Banked deposits weekly semimonthly
otherwise coincide with confines
full control
no 10 cash
THE idea be employed in planning for
premiums life pociesin short regularly
ring expenditure of substantial which often painful
10 meet simply because don't plan It,"
The really the
involves saving advance commitment
has beenm made
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
Rod Not Applied

spare the rod, spoil the
child.
Washington has shrunk from
applying the rod in even the
most unwarranted strikes.
Whereas when the World War
spread to America. the govern
ment decreed that the open shop
3or closed shop status then exist
ing must be maintained, Wash
ington had been guilty OF wob-
blyness. partisanship, political
gerrymandering ever since war
broke out almost two years ago.
Unless the government devei-
ops more backbone, more impair
TALLY, more fearless umplring,
heaven only knows what may
erupt. 800 -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
Come Home TO Roosf

Chickens additionally come
home 10 roost.
! Consider how the govern
vments pampering of organized
labor has obstructed national
defense. The war department
reports that from January j 10
August u, 2.950000 man-days
mot hours were lost through
strikes in industries handling
war epartme nt contracts
alone. The navy department de-
cIares that during the same pc
rod 2.15l,000 man-days were
lost on its contracts through
strikes.
We all know that stoppages Of
work elsewhere have been
shockingly Inconsistent with the
nations unlimited emergency.
Not only so. but what has
been Washington's stand?
In at least 10 out OF every 20
instances when a settlement OF a
labor dispute was entrusted 10
Washington bureaucrats. the
strikers have been granted con-
cesSions. Notwithstanding that
wage rates and wage purchasing
power already had reached un-
paralleled heights.
Bluntly. Washington. instead
Of acting as an umpire. has
been VIGOROUSLY motivated by
politics. The administration has
fought shy of saying or doing
anything that might incur the
displeasure of strikers. So, Of
course. has the NLRB.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
. Reaches
Legion Finals
International New. Service Wire

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Aug %
A two-hit pitching performance by
Ted Manyak gave the Flint. Mich,
American Legion baseball team a
81 victory over Gastonia. N. c.,
in the Legion's regional elimina-
ton tournament.
Flint garnered six hits off Jim
Lewis of Gastonia. Approximately
5000 fans witnessed the contest.
Gastonia was to meet Manchester,
N. H.. this afternoon, with the
winner playing Flint tonight for
the title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
PRACTICAL Basis for Foreeostine Rate

OF the of the BILL which subject
TO elaborate change the Senate gives practical basis for fore
the affecting l94l which
the payable in 1912 Likewise actual receipts during the
of 1910
individual the reasonable
rough forecast of their total probable income in 1941
Then the basis OF rough approximations scientific
cedre would entail earmarng out Of each months income
twelfth of the total federal annual
liability which payable Such self discipline involves
phases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
Helpful Suggestions
Given to Taxpayers


The growing burden is putting wellmeanng though
unanatca citizens the unsond position mnglng private
and public funds in their bank accounts.
The situation complicated by the fact that though the
year liability
l941 incomes has been
AS result the prudent person DESTROYS OF pursuing scientific
Many with flexible incomes and uncertain
only about the taxation which in the hands of Con-
but the precise Of their 19l income
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23

| ScOyill Manufacturing company
declared a dividend OF 50 cents
payable October !, TO stock OF
record September IS. Paid the
same amount on July ].
American Export Lines, Inc. de-
Iclared dividend of so cents or
common, payable September IS to
stock Of record September 2. Paid
% cents in previous quarters.
Gatineau Power declared a quar-
Iterly dividend of Is cents on COM
mon. payable September 80 10
stock OF record September 2. Pre-
vious quarterly payments have
been 20 cents.
=. LoriIlard Company declared
a regular quarterly dividend OF
80 cents on common. payable Octo-
Der ! TO stock of record Septem-
Der IS.
American s sum ira Tobacco
Corporation declared a regular
Quarterly dividend of 25 cents on
common, payable September IS to
stock of record September g.
Indianapolis Power q Light
Company declared a dividend of
40 cents on common. payable Oc-
tober /. Paid the same amount on
July Is.
! Briggs & Stratton Corporation
declared a dividend of Is cents on
common. payable September Is to
stock of record September 4. Paid
a like amount in June.
Rice Silk Dry Goods Company
declared dividend of so cents on
common. payable October l 10
stock of record September IS.
Previous dividend was so cents,
paid on January p, last. d
Wentworth Manufacturing Com
pany declared a dividend of Is
cents on common. payable Sep
TENDER 10 TO stock of record
August 80. Paid 10 cents on
June 10.
Finance Company of America,
Baltimore, declared regular
Quarterly dividend of IS cents on
common. payable September 30 TO
stock OF record September 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
Brothers Enlist Tocether

CHICAGO. Aug. 23.-(NS)-
Having two brothers in the Italian
navy didn't stop James dc Mi
chaelS. shoe rcpsir man, from
signing consent papers today al
lowing his younger son. Joseph. II
10 enlist in the United States Navy
with his brother. Peter, 10 The
two enliStceS were sworn in to-
getfer az Chicago naval recruiting
headquarters
Gen. Hugh =. hnson,
~America's Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
At NARRlGANsErT PARK

weather clear. track fast
First Racc--Joe Pete. Wunstau Pradls
DARK Beau
Second Race Rural Main. Suez. Cal
vale Steupes
Erin Race Ebony Boy
sixth Race irish wv SearchuEht.
Hslcvuna Jacks Girl Sue "
seventh Race H0t Iron StslAfmue
Ninth Race substitute race Declared
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23

subsidiaries report for the six months ended
June 80 a net profit OF Si49. 900 after
profits taxes. etc. equal 10 rs cents a
share. against $751;. 59l or 26 cents a share
in the first half Of 1870.
United Carbon Company and subsidiaries
disclose for the six months ended June 80
a net profit Of 1857 sol after federal
income and excess profits taxes. etc. equal
70 50 81 a common share against 5000. 37i
or 50 81 a share for the first half Of 1910.
Continental Diamond FIbrr Company and
wholly owned domestic subsidiaries show
for the six months ended June 30 a net
income OF SASS. 6s5 after provision OF
S515, 600 for federal taxes on income and
n,ovision Of $50. 600 for contingencies, or
so cents share. compared with an
adjusted net income 81 S220.07J after
$50 900 provision for federal taxes or 40
cents a share in the 1910 period.
Coty. Inc. and domestic subsidiaries
report for the six months ended June 30
q net profit Of S35l las after provision Of
Si76 ois Tor federal income and excess
cents a share on l. $50 500 shares Of com
mon. excluding Sc 900 treasury shares This
compares with a net profit Of 1911 .026 or
"a cents a share on / .537 ,435 shares in
the FIRST half Of 1910.
Nanadirm Corporation ~ America and
subsidiaries report Tor the six months ended
june 30 a net profit Of S703. 1872 equal
S9l6 500 or $2.43 on 81 i39 shares in the
1870 period.
Continental Bskine Co.. Inc, declared q
special dividend a. 50 on the preferred
Stock not ircludlng preferred stock ten.
ccred ~ ard accepted p. ere company
pursuant 90 u.s. nvif~fi1n Tor tenders dated
Juiy 49, payg1'n October 1, 10 stock Of
record September 20.
Hercules Motors Corporsfinn reparts fol
ne quarter ended June 81 a net profit oi
S2Is OF after federal taxes including e
serve for increased income and exces.
profits taxes Net he equal TO 80 cents 4
common share. AGAINST SCI 1872 or 10 Gems
share in the june quarter OF 1910 and
s22S 436 or % cents a share for the Marcf
quarter OF 1871.
American Chair a~d Cable Co.. Inc. an
domestic and Canadian subsidiaries report
Tor the six months ended June 30 ne'
profit Of 81 see fq7 az 81 IS a common
share, AGAINST sl169 ll2 or 81 % on com,
mon in the 1910 period
Illinois Central Railroad system report
FOR the seven months ended July 81 a Hr
income 81 So .isC.20S after pr0vi y O..
fedc-al ircc-1e and excess pscfits '-.rs a
rates now IN effect and for add 1u7l
per cert Eurt0T under the proportl 10 u
revenue act. az Sf.O7 a share on common
against net loss Of 81 900 10 In N,
1870 period
Bunker Hili and sullivan Mining an
CCnceltratlng Company reports for the sir
months ended June go a net profit %
S95f ftS rfiCr S222 ga estimated 1fovisicf
Tor federal nlrmfl Income and su.fax buf
before provision Tor federal excess prOlfl
taxes Set is equai after preferred divi
iend requirements. tn III cents a common
share Profit n the first half 81 1871
ore federal ncumc taAes vas 81 1T 05q
-aIrat ~. 1852 In TIE like rr--of 81 1850
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
NJ wASHI>GruN PARK

WU1f1rf tIr0TI fT7Ck fHFI
FIRST Eace--Suddcn Thought Radio
Wave. Dnsky Prince. New Discovery.
Darby Dallas Naeboh chief Boz, Bur-
st0u Manor Better Chatterah
Fourth Race-Teco Tack
Eighth &C Goshen. BACKGROUND
Waiercoursc MonteH Mot Reeve. lnvnci
bic
Tenth Race Substitute Declared on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
Scratches
International News service Wire
AT SARATnGA

Weather. cloudy. track. fast
Second RaCe-A bneres
Fifth Race--Wait a Bit
seventh Race TrOis Plsiolcs. Navy
Eighth Race Distant Isle. Celaeno
Rice CAKE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
Livestock Markets
CHICAGO

:. CHICAGO, Aug 22.-tINs)-Hocs-
higher FOLLOWERS, 1000. Top. s12; bulk
dmms. iit0ai2' lights sii'a5aia; lish
lights. i075Miit0. packing soWE, 81
y 10. 10; pigs, 81. a 10. 80.
CAT~rLE-Seceipts. 500: market steady
Calves Receipts, 400: market. steady. Bee
q u so; yesrlings. $eHi775. Butchers
heifsrs, $50 II IS; cow. 81 asa 2 so. bulls
81 IS TO- calves. s7Hi3,50: feeders. s.
miz stocksrs steers. sec II so; cows ant
SHEEP Receipts. 5000: market, steady
lambs. sl2n IL so; common. Si0ai2
feeders: sloHll: year!inss, ssgio25
PITTsBUR6H
PITTS B u r G H. Aug 22-(INs)-
CATTLE 49, Receipts so: market steady
steers. choice. sii5 0a u SO: medium /,
good, $40 50I IL: common, $50 n 10. so
heiferr. medium TO good. Ss.50ds25; com
mon $40 49, cows. medium TO good. So 7.
81. rs; Gamers and cutters, S52Sds2b
bulls, good 10 choice. So q $50: common I,
medium, So 50Hs so
HoCs-Reeeipts. 400: market active Z,
lbs So 2 Il. 10: 22o25o lbs. xii so N IL rs
200 2so lbs SO 754 II So loo-i5O lbs
sis sI 25q ! y Is; roueh'. 50 a59s.7s.
Choice lambs. sii so ~: medium 10 good
sl0Hl IL. common lambs. S6qs5O. ewes
$3.50 weihers, 50 5Ou5.
CALVES Receipts 100: market steady
food 10 choice. Si3ni4 medium SO so n
IL DO culs and common. So 50gs
EAST BUFFALO
FAST BUFFALO. ". y, Aug % 49,
tINsD- HOES Receipts. 500 general trade
active. is 60 Is cents over Thursday !
average. all weights sharing advance buls
good and choice. is0-2s0 lbs. averagine
ZOO $40 lbs. Si2 asa II IS; $50 $50 lbs
sll50u i2.l0; trucked-ins iTO-23O lbs
s1l.75 70 mostly S12al21O: 100000 ID
butchers, $40. T61 II. so. rough and weighty
sows. se.25ue75
CATTLE-Receipts. 300: grass steer ant
hefer market not fully established scat
tered early sales steady. common to me
dunn, s. ass rs. moderately covered
steers held above $40: cows and BULL
firm TO shade higher. cutter common cows
50 40 80. Gamer, S5dsi5: strong
weight sausage bulls. IS. 50gs.s5 Lighter
averages, STms25
CALVES-Receipis.- $50; vealers fun,
STEADY; good and choice mainly xl4. SO
common and medium SO 75Mi3
SHEEP-Receipts. 800; Spring lambs
largely 25 cents higher: good 10 choice
$3.50 lbs. sli.751 u rs, medium 20 goos
natives. Sl0.2Sn IL so. inferior sortorl
downward TO $3.50 and under, fat ewes
A.5o05.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
Detroit Poultry

Marke, steady. Hens easy. average run
i9c: leghorn hens. lbs and w, l5cl
coci.s. 100 i2c; rock Epringers, average
run. Gle; leghorn btoilers "a lbs. and
up tic.
EGGs-Market arm. Current receipts
20 &C. undergrades, 23h a25e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
Race fsuhstituteJ Declared on
THISIIEnnMN

Weather. clear. track, fast
First Race Cheer STAT
Thiri Race DetecfOr
Fourth Race Dare.
Fifth Race Scrappy W.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
Farmers Market

Apples-puchess. fancy 81; No. I, IS
a s0c bu.; No 2, soc; Wolf River. fancy.
:I.lo91:25 bu;; No. I. 7scasl; weaithies.
fancy. sl.3s bu.; No /. so9sI.15; No.
BEANs-Green, fancy. ssas.2s; No. ].
s2a2oo; No No, p n;2S; wax, fancy, 60:
No 2. sl.5o bu.: Lima beans. No. /,
81. 25a2.75: No. 2. 81 bu.
BEETs-No. 1. 25G4Oe doz. behs.. 400
BLAcKBERRIEs-No. /. s3a3so "a.
quart crate.
BRoccoLI-Faney. 81 bu. No. 1. so
ckBBAoE-Fsncy. 81 bu.; No. 1.
7sq s5e bu,; No. 2. soc: red. No i.
1, N,50a2: No. 2. ST.
No. ]. aog 45c, si,ioai.s5 bu.; No. !.
cAULIFLoWER-Fanc sa.2s bu.: No.
i. sl:25g1.co bu.: No. 75cq u.25 bu.
cELERY.No. 1. goa SOC; No. 2, 100
CELERY cABBAoE-Fancy. $3.50 bu.;
No. ], s0e a1.1o bu.
CELERY RooT-No. 1, T5cdsI
CUCUMBERs--No. 1 slicers, 75d s0c bu.
No 2. soc; dill. i.2501.5o; small $40
EGGPLANT-No. 1. 75casi.
Di EGGs- % TS $40 al so,dozen case;
oKRA-Fsncy, $50; No. /. soca 10
s-lo basket; No. 2, soc.
oNIoNs-Green. No. /. $685. don.
!. sla1;1o Sob; sack; No. 2, .75c; picking
onions, fancy. 81 50-lb. sack; No. !, SO.
PARsLEY-4oa soc doz. bchs.
No, l: .sI0 ]; so bu. No. 2. 75N socs
PEARs-Fancy. 81: No. /. siaIso;
PEPPERszGrssn; No. /, 7sasoc bu
hot, No. 1, 40a soc peck basket.
PPIIMuEMNsT nEansy 50 rs soc gsek DC ,e,
oils: No. p 81 sus bs 0u' no l. H'N'
PoTAToEs-Fancy. coo Du.; No. /. 700
soc bu; No. 2. 45c bu
PoULTRY-Hens. live. heavy breeds 20
heavy, ~ q 23c 10. leghorns, ieG 2ic 10.
/ PUMPKlNS--75c y 81 bu.
/ RADIsHEs-Red. No. ]. $50 sec cozsn
eehs;; No 2, 25e long white, No. I. 55q
RAssPBERRIEs-Blaek. No. l. ss7sg
f25 25-qt. crate.
I RUTABAGAS-No J. T5csfSi bu
4 QUAsH-Summer. No l. 35msec 4
bu. No ? Csc table queen squ~sH. M
slml25 eu. Italian. fancy. sce peck
SWEET CORN No. 1. s5eaS s.do,.
ToMAToEs-Faney. soc IAN. basket,
No =. cOsf &C.. No. 2 :O-
d TuRNfPs-No. 1. $50 soc doz bch...
75c 81 25 bushel
VEGETABLE GREENS Romsir.. ,uss
co. hu. escaroie, No. l. 40Ffcsr IN
endiye. fancy. 81 50 bu; No. '. stat 8;
No. 2 T5c, sorrei No. 4, asa sec bu
Swiss chsrd. 3sH Soc bu kaIc Iosr 900
bu; mustard, No 1. 80 arse bu tur-
nips, No. I 65H75c bu spiraeN - I,
81 - ~ /. 80 bu No. 2 81 bu IT,, let.
tuce. No. /. Use - hu. No. 2. re. col.
ADDS. No / % soc bu
w. C~sptE OYETERs-No. T. -
q or hchs
"a .,ELo,;s--ecea tu.
CHICAGO
C'~aro. hu-. 2 -tiNsB-- Bt.-TFR-A
H-- PTS. 3703 tubs; market stf-ry x.
ira. - score. 35c, standards. 20 core.
cars - uei estra hrsts 81 score. sfhc;
'hrsts ss-sa score. 81 n324c. specials,
% score 35t4 sec
EGGS ~ Receipts. snsi eases; market
steady. Current receipts, 2shc. frnsb IL
ira hrsts, 20 ~ poe FRESH hrrts. 80
2s dlrtics csc. cberks. ~ti.c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
I.FAnrNG HITTERs

American Williams Boston. All
Travis, Washington. 81; DEacgio. New
York. 356; Grace 81. Louis .34l Ma
tional-- Etten, Philadelphia. 33i. Hopp 81.
Louis. 333. Reiser. Brooklyn 1892 Walker.
Brooklyn 325
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
PING uATTrD ~

American DiMaggio New York 1i2
Keller New York. iO7: Williams Boston
81 National-Mlze 81 Louis, So Camilii
Broo&lyn s.; Nicholson, Chicago So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
Baseball in Brief
nr International Nems ser,Ice
YEsTERpAY,s HoMER I

YESTERDAY ) HOMEltS
American League Hayes. Philadelphia
National League Nicholson. Chicago Di-
Maggie and Van Robays. Pittsburgh Trip
lett ST Louis: Ltwhiler. Philadelphia
Leaders--American: Keller New York;
80. Williams. Boston. IS, DiMaggto New
York. 81 National: Camiln. Brooklyn. D..
Nicholson, Chicago. p. OFT New York. u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
fioht Results
~ international News ser,

A. New York-Georgie Pace. ~ Cleve-
land. decisioncd Danny London l25 Sew
Y0rk tSI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK Aug. %. This is bid
md ask market and the actual sale OF
securities IL often subject 20 negotiations
AakeL Thra
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
Earnings

IntercontinentaI Rubber Company and
subsidiaries report for the six months ended
June 80 a net profit OF S149. 900 after
federal and foreign income taxes. excess
profits taxes. etc. equal 70 rs cents a
share. against S157. 591 or 26 cents a share
In the first half OF 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
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C-f-aro. hu-. 2 -tiNsl- B-.-TER--
H-@ pts. i3.7O3 tubs. market Sts-ry r..
trar. - score. 35c, standards. 20 core.
cars "a c; estra hrsts 81 score. sfac;
hrsis ss-se score. 81 p 81 &C; specisls.
% score 35i4 " SIC
EGGS Receipts. s.nsl cases: market
steady. Current receipts, 2shc. frnsh IL
ira hrsts 20 ~ Doc FRESH hrrts. 80
q Or dirtics. 21c cberks ~'ic
CHEESE Twf~s 9It &c o. g,
prints ara lonFhorHs. ~2421
LIVE POULTRY -- MARKET rf~a v-essy;
turkeys. ~ 10 iec. hens. ifh 70 Ice. isghorn
hens i0nffr. gnrinreTs H. % 49, -.
hrgNers frt. l- CO. roer.-s ia - T..
fuets pWfer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
Tniied Carhon Conpany nnd snbaIdIa

disclose for the six months ended June 80
a net profit OF 1857 sol after federal
income and excess profits taxes. etc. equal
TO 50 81 a common share. against SeO2. 37i
or 81 % a share for the first half OF 1910.