davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Edison Output
Still Scars

Total output Of the Detroit Edi-
son Company for the week. ended
March % was S2,437,000 kilowatt
hours. Il gain of PSI Is 7 per cent over
the 60. 1884 900 kilowatt hours of
the corresponding week of 1910,
and a decrease of less than | per
cent from the previous weeks total
of s., S3S.0O0 kilowatt hours.
Industrial output for last week
totaled 40.S00.000 kilowatt hours
for a gain of $50 per cent over the
30.072. 600 kilowatt hours of the
corresponding week of 1910, and a
fractional decrease from the pre-
viouS weeks total of 4l.160.0 600
l<ileAatt hours,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Ni(kefsson Heads
Evans Plant

Appointment Of II. y NickerSon
As works manager of The Detroit
plants of Evans Products Company
is announced by r. s. Evans,
president.
Nickerson has 2 long and sue
ceSsful background IN industry.
coming up through the ranks
where he began as machinist
and later toolmaker shortly
after the turn of the century. lie
came 10 Evans from the Murray
Corporation, where he served as
general manager and assistant to
the works manager; ne was asSo-
ciated with Hupp Motor for Il
years as works manager; manager
of the WEIGH Motor Car Company
at Pontiac and later with the Pom
tiac division of General Motors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Nj. =. RukeySer:
international News Service Economic Commentator


. The current colossal federal
deficits growing out of accoler-
ated national defense and aid 10
the dcmocracies come-on top Of
"a rapid Use in the federal in--
dchtcdnesS which has been unm-
terrupted ever since 1880
All through this period fed
cral expenditures exceeded re-
ceipls and though lack of pru-
dest fiscal management charac-
tcrzcd the whole period, public
administrators invariably had
tile most plausible excuses FOR
failure 10 achieve a budgctary
equilibrium First they a.
cIbed the trouble 10 vast
,hrinkage in tax revenues incl
dental 10 the depression. Then
they spoke OF the need FOR alb
normal expenditures for relief of
The unfortunate. Later there
was talk of the desirabllity of
federal deficits for economic
pump printing and for compen-
,atlng the economy for lack of
adequate private investment and
spending. Now The deficits are
identified with efforts 10 aid the
victims OF aggression 10y the
diCtaturS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Death notlres


HARDNESS April /, William j.. beloved
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Hardness.
dear brother Of Eric. Erie. Shirly, Mrs.
Richard Schnur and Mrs. Simon Grant.
Funeral service Friday. p. m. ~ A. II.
Peters Funeral Home. l2057 Grstiot.
JOHNs0N-Roy L. March 81. loving hus-
band OF Nellie l. Funeral services at
residence. 1862 Beniteau. Thursday after
noon O'Clock. Intermeni Evergreen
kEsTfi.-Wiliam. beloved husband Of
Florence. dear father % William Jr..
Ruth, Frank Charles. Paul Edith, Grace.
Theodore and Virginia. Services Friday
30 m from residence. 1928 stotter.
ULBRICH April ]. Emma, axe 81 years.
vile of the late Henry. dear mother OF
Or, Henry, Hugo and the late Alfred IN
brich; grandmother OF grandchildren and
one great grsndchild. Funeral service Fri
day, ? 3. m. az residence 35l9 Chene
WkTSMA> April l. Barbara, dear daGgh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Adam. sister
a. John Ms Anthony Servo and Mrs
carr Haiborg Funeral Thursday, S:f5 a.
M. from A II. Peters funeral home l2057
Gfatiot and 9l5 a m. at 81 DAVID :
Church
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Public Distribution

Mr.. Eccles repeated urging 10
sell the government bonds To
the public instead Of to banks.
and Mr. MorgeHthau recent
QUESTIONABLE asking hanks and
insurance companies aboat their
bond holdings. are 10 be under
stood in this light
On the other hand, not only do
some people still fail TO realize
how near 10 active war we are
but our government itself hardly
enters into the spirit of saving
Following the lead of the Presi-
dent in proposing the ST Law
renee Seawsy waste Congress is
dallNing with Increased farm
subsidies DnNrAila- 1A44-.l-24--.4-,--
situation. the Senate 8pproprla-
iions committee proposes n
farm bill" of 81 1904 100000 or
about 30 per cent over last year.
and the largest on record Is b.
any wonder that organized labor
seeks 10 get us feet in The
trough TOO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Krogers Sales
Up ff.9 Pei.

CINCINNATI April 2-kroger
Grocery and Baking Company sales
for%he four weeks ended March
- were S22,023.511. against Sl9,-
669.574 in the 1910 period, an in
crease of 1l9 per cent. Sales for
the II weeks ended March -
totaled So 957, 4l9. compared with
S57 III ABS in. the 1910 period. an
increase OF 80 per cent
Sales for the four weeks ended
February p showed an increase Of
So over the 1910 period
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Power Use Gain
Maintained

NEW YORK. April .. -Produc-
ton of electricity by the electric
light and power industry of the
United States for the week ended
March 90 was, Str, 2255,0oo kff0-
watt hours, against 2.422 2S7 600
IN the 1910 period. an increase
of 157 per cent. according to the
Edison Electric Institute.
Output in the week ended March
% totaled 2.8OS.915.000 kilowatt
hours, compared with PAPA. 100000
in 1910. an increase of 15.9 per
cent, and in the week ended March
Is came to 2,S17S93. 900 kilowatt
hours, against 2.460,317000 in the
1910 week, an increase of AS per
cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Livestock Markets

CATTLE Receipts 500 market. STEADY
ChUge TO prime yearllnes, dry ted, Nii 20
10 - good to choice yearlings, dry FED.
SO 90 " II 50 good TO choice heavy steers,
dry fed, SlOHil. fair 10 good heavy
steers. dry fed. S9H TO- good butcher steers
and heifers s. SUI 2 go fair TO good steers
and heifers 81 50W $50. common butcher
cattle S6n IS; best cows S6.5017. good
butcher cows. SO o.50, cutter COWS. S5.23
sS Gamer cows Sf95 old rims $50
down. best light butcher bulls 81 15T
~ bulk ~ heavy weight bologna bulls
s. a0lS medium weight bologna bulls 81
az 30. llht common bulls. 81 30 @ 3. 80 !.
stock bulls 81 50sf7 so good 10 choice
stuckers and feeders 1s@1l; common 20
fair stockers and feeders. So ~ 30. milh d.
ers and sprinEers, 500 90
VEAL CALVES Receipts. 500 market,
steady 20 30 cents higher. BeSF calves.
Sl2. 80 "a 10; fair TO good, Si1 q - seconds.
50 son 10 50 culls and common. X6Wa
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1000
prospects / 100 to l.l25, not fully estsb-
tished
HOGS Receipts. 900. market steady
to iac higher good and choice. 200 90
$50 lbs SIS 90 230 20 $50 lbs. S1.15.
$50 to 200 lbs. 81 90 $50 TO go lbs
- 55 270 to 300 lbs. 81 80 heavies. 500
90 - lbs 725; 1875 TO $50 lbs. 81 .05
$50 70 $50 lbs So 90 ruughs 81. 25m
s 80 lights. sc 1901, pigs, $6.15 down
stays, s. a0f ). 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Sees Higher Prices

One obvious result j. a strong
tendency 10 mark prices up. on
the one hand. the governments
spending is enormous and in
creaSing. This has three effects:
% II increases the defense de-
mand for all sorts of goods; (2l
II increases the employment and
pay rolls of laborerS. thus adding
10 their buying power; 80 IT de-
creaSeS the quantity of consum-
ers goods available for sale
Thus prices arc bound 10 rise.
unless laborerS and others reduce
their spending, which would
mean reducing their conSump-
ton.
II IS such a reduction in con-
sumption that the government,
At times. seems TO be preparing
for Us. This is seen IN The forth
coming drive TO sell US defense
saving stamps and bonds Talk
about leVyipg heavier taxes on
lower incomes also points IN this
direction. To the extent that we
lend our money TO the govern
ment. or give II IN taxes, We will
be forced TO save and not spend,
This would check inflationary
price advances.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
War Only Accelerates
Trend to Deficits

deficit financing itself" lie
points out.
I'm support of this contention,
" may he argued that the pro-
gram of large public expendi-
lures has served To maintain
wage rates and the prices Of
materials at levels that have dis
eOuraged the expansion of pri-
waite business; that the waste
characteristic of many of the
projects has Slapped business
confidence; that the public
borrowing of the government
necessitated by the program has
diverted funds from the private
capital market; and that the
threat OF runaway initiation, of
future heavy burden OF taxa
ton. and even of future break
down of the federal credit have
all served tn increase the bust
nessman's uncertainty as TO the
future and To discourage private
Investment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Upward Trend

1T probably is true that the
program of large public eNpendi-
lures has played some part in
creating a situation favorable to
the maintenance of wage rates
and prices of materials at rela-
lively high levels. But the rise of
wage rates is surely more closely
related to the policies of the
NRA, To later federal legisla-
ton with regard TO labor, and to
the Nirile- and energetic efforts
of organized labor itself, than ii
il to the size of the federal pro-
gram of expenditures"
Professor Haley offers the
view that the defense spending
will meet less disapproval from
business sources because he
thinks private industry will re-
gard it as desirable and also less
ephemeral in character than
year to year peace time pump
printing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Supply
Firm Formed

Announcement is made Of the
formation of the Detroit Industrial
Safety Supply Company, with
Charles r Burns. president.
Burns says the new firm is
to supply Detroit indus
trial organizations with every type
of protective equipment.
Burns has had many years eX-
perience in industrial safety engi-
neering-- He-MaS- connected Wit h
the Dockson Corporation as safety
engineer. More recently he was
with jackson Products as safety
field engineer for the State of
Michigan. He has served on vari-
Gus committees for the Detroit
Industrial Safety Council and has
a well-rounded experience in indus
trial safety activities.
The firm is located at 5257
Trumbull avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Detroit Produce

ASPARAGUS California pyramid crates
doz. lunches select - 90 - 90, extra
loose stock fancy medium 10 large size
50 3aai .. 80.
AVocADos California flats 1s-Jos
81 56Hi 90 fair qualry. si4f40
BEANS Bu hamners Florida Nalen=
tines - ,rS5. ordinary quality and c0ndi-
ton. - 71l2 20 NaN beans kIz5-un- blzI-
pfior low as - So
BETS Texas haif crates 3.doz. 81 s..
BROCCOLI Pony crates 2s.32 hnnches
California >31375
CABBAGE Los Angeles crates round
type Arizona SAHa25 California. Saff
325, Los Angeles 81 -. Texas. - 53H
Is. hall crates red Bpe, Si75. SAVOY
CARROTS Angeles crates dozen
California. - f2-7a, far quality - 5ni
Texas dor, So. half crates doc
ckCLiFLowER pony crates rs and
larger 81 s5H2 fair quality 81 - -
CELERY i6-inch crates Trimmed tops
Heart Florida f-doz So p dns
- a. 3 q. s-doz 50 90. id-dcz s. =
9f -. Xxx. $500 3 IS
LETTUCE Los Angeles crates Iceberg
type Arizona Yuma f-doz 81 ordinary
20 fair quality 80. a-dok. N4t21 ardi.
nary 70 fair quality 50. Phoenix and Mesa
District i-doz. generally good quality 81 o.
a3.75. poorer low as 81 10 5-Go& geH-
crahy good quality 81 s5n3 ~. mas'is
Sl-1l--falr- qual.iy $500. ordinary qualt5
and condition -
LEAF LETrUcE Hothouse io-le has
sei ONO and Michigan. 33c
ONIONS Michigan a. - 80. Vel
lows j0.ib sacks. 20 2inch and larger
81 so 1850 I-nch and lager - -
inch minimum 81 i0n So, whites
IS 2-nch sni lareet 81 - Colnrade
and Titan 50-ib sacks Z S ~ swref
spanish 3inch ana larger - lIff 81
oreg1n ofdinar, quai'' 81 ao
and yeiluWs - f5ffi a.
PEPPERS ~ bu crates California
wonders MeNco fancs medium - large
sizes Ssfss Finrida lanc}s eeuefa'ls
cys. - tofl 80 choice s2"2 p.
POTATOES 5. 80 J. lno-lh sacks.
unless otherwise stated Russell Butbanks
Idaho washed 81 1872 mostly 81 $50
I 90 unwashed 81 70q1.75: No. ? 81 90
i0-lb. sacks. 2lf &c, various varieties.
Maine. 81 s5a 50 i5-ln. sacks. Csc Mn
nesota washed Cabbiers 81 600 rs. Ne
hraska washed TrlGmphs 81 s. few 81 IS
50-lb. sacks. 81 oaa1i0. Michigan Russet
Kurais. ~ 051 !. 10, Chippcwas 81 20
Cobblers 81 20. Upper Peninsula RuSset
RHFais- 81 Green Mountains 81 A -.
ID. sacks Green Mountains. 22ta pc New
stock Florida bu- crates, t.. : No i
Trfun1pt1s. 81 Ger I IS
RHUBARB- Michigan sob cases hot
house choice 50 25h ? Is fapcs 81 -
~ 3 IS
RuTABAGAs-esnsda 30 sacks.
sHALLors = Louisiana barrels 20 doz.
punches S7ffT 80
SPINACH Texas bu baskets cur.y 81
sTRAwRERRIEs - Louisiana q p.ni
SWEET POTATOES T. S NJ Porto
Ricans hu. crates: louisiana 81 e0ff -.
Texas. 81 1912 i5 Now Jersey bu hprs
q $ Nc Jersey type sandy soil stock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Freightef
Ordered Here

CLEVELAND. April 2.-One of
three new giant ore freighters or
dered yesterday for the big Pitts
burgh Steamship Company fleet
will be constructed in the Great
Lakes Engineering works 4
Ecorse. Mich. A. II. Ferbert, pres.v
dent of the steamship firm. unit
of United States Steel, announced
today.
The three new vessels are in
addition TO two carriers announced
last week. both of which will be
built in the EcorSe yards.
The remaining two freishterS
are 10 be built by the American
Shipbuildlng Company al its Lo-
rain, Ohio, yards. it was stated.
The giant 640-foot vessels will
be single screw and turbine driven.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Mcmillan Reelected
President Of D. & {.

AZ the annual meeting of the
Detroit and Cleveland Navigation
Company. James r. Mcmillan was
reelected president for the ensu-
ing year James Turner was named
vice president, and J. r. Coulter
was elected vice president and
treasurer They were also named
TO the board of directors with
Manierd Burleigh. G.. r. Hendrie.
w. s. McLucaS. c. l.. Perkins and
+. d. STAR. James Mcmillan was
appointed secretary and assistant
general manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
The knowledge Test
BY DIR. SABINA II. CONNOLLY

yourself question Three you're perfect: two.
good; you're
4-Efom-what do these come? ta) Lacmae
Christi: tb) ChablS (cl Port.
Identity presidents by their descriptions a Ills early
wool comber; b he had and
daughter (cl he editor of Ohio paper
3-Wha ar Celtic languages?
lines SPRING. Tho flowers that bloom
Spring ira Ia nothing do -; bl 4 you
high and blow the birds -. tc) The
of the birds and the voice of the turtle
8 hear
what is another word for tal Plconasm (b ceerdcman c)
deviation
did they Ophela: Dcsdcmona tcl Juliet
: What color Laps lazu. tbt topaz; (c) ebony.
n Editorial Page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
More Substitution

As this condition develops II
causes an increasing amount OF
substitution, for when The mate
raj ordinarily used Tor making
some consumers goods Is taken
for defense purposes. SONIC
other material Is tried If pos
sible. Thus steel is being subSli-
tuted for brass pipe. And vari-
olIs metals and plaSticS for
aluminium Icc rube trays
In some cases. this means a
relay or even a net loss in pro-
duction Such a case may he
seen in the manufacture of gal
Nanizcd steel sheets. In order 10
save zinc for making brass and
other war goods. and to use steel
for more Immediately important
purposes, the manufacture OF
galvanized sheets has recently
been CuTtailed about Is per cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Irregular Trend
Rules in Early
Stock Trade

NEW YORK. April .. - The
stock market was mixed affair
in the early deals today Trading
was quiet with no definite trend
set in any group. Speculative SEN
timent was confused by the spread
ing strike situation.
Chemicals We're slightly better
with both Union Carbide and Du
Pont up fractions. Metal shares
were mixed. SteelS~were lower.
with big steel off a point. Rails
were easier and motors likewise.
Douglas was down q point in
aviations while American Airiines
lost y. Sears was up IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
.'EN' Seat
Sets Low
Of $4,000

NEW YORK. April . Arrange
mentS have been made for the sale
of New York Stock Exchange
membership at So, 900. off $4,000
from the previous transaction.
This transfer sets new low
price for membership sales this
year. and is in turn the lowest
price which has been established
since 1893. when a sale WAS made
at $4,000. High for current year
is S350 900 and compares with a
1910 high and low of $4,000 and
S33. 1000 respectively.
1t is understood the sale repre-
sents the membership of an estate
and was negotiated for non-pay.
mcnt of dues.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
enc AGO

CHICAGO Apul I.-UNst HOGS Re
reipts j. s0o. market. stead}. FOLLOWERS.
400 too IS bulk 81 300 "a heavies
81 IS Oh mediums s. 50ftS. lights 81 -
ea hsht AGhtA 81 - 81 packing z6,ys
So 1J41 D.. pigs N6u1
~tTTIE Receipts 800 market steady
Calves. Receipts aHn market stfadt.
Eeff steers. choice $3.50 ~ 4 30 medium,
81 li.aHt rcariiH-s Ss.2aH1f -, butch
.ft hrfcrs 81 81 % L. cow. Se5o 20 ; IS
nuiis ST. 81 ag.ags calves 2e1i2 feeders.
5000 - stockefs steers xTnI1.2j. cows
and hsifefs. CO. 5000 q.4a.
SHEEP Receipts - GOO. market
steady lambs A1fn11 %. common. $500
u yearinss s. 3nn 10. feeders. 50 = 10.
eNes. a505 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
What's the Answer?

TDStTbuted by King Features Syndicate, Incl
In what sports do you find the terms: ehukker 81
birdie; (c) puck?
2-An agout ) nhdeI q Greek assembly place go
rodent?
Guess within FIVE the in which Abraham Lincoln
born.
4-Not typographical the word "zax has meaning
Do you know il.
5-Where would be likely zebec nef and
and what they?
6-Rgh or wrong? In music the term meanssof and
smooth
Who the vicepresdens during the terms of "a
Theodore Roosevelt: b. Warren G. Harding
on Editorial Page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Nation MovinQ
Quickly Toward
War Economy
By LEWIS HANEY

Professor ~ leonon,ie.. y Uu,er.iti
,,.......-.-. 4-,---,--,-. ,,.soi rho na-
,.'.-,,.4.t--..,. ....,,.
zone and the national economy
became moro 81 d vag ceou-
cu,t The .n-hat0err. transit
- .,-...... U.s., .t. ,o..,4
'i'iio. ~. - - ,'' ,.,t..,I,,.i...,
W ~ ma. ~. - w. :. -.
" We i''i 81 D., n...l.l,.
~. ~. 49,, y. no ~
-i''i-- - !. - - LIN,
ase 80 $. - 80 ,t.u,il
49,. go, t.,, sI,,,.,,,r-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Stocks Backward

l. ls time that an IF us either
fish or cut bait
Unless all of Us JON in ~acfi-
flee and saving. the nation Is
Just at the point where IT can
not increase its war spending
further without either % start
ing effective initiation in com
modify prices. or % clamping
on "A war time regeneration OF
business
Until We make mp or minds. !
Suspect that the stock market
Will remain backward and busi-
ness conditions be mixed At
the moment. however the regi-
mentors are hcsitating and COM
modify markets last week
pointed sharply upward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
A Pet Doctrine

Thus the SaVant meets head on
the pet doctrine which has been
popularized at Washington by
Marrinnr = -E,ecleS- chairman of
the governing board OF the Fed
eral Reserve system.
Dealing with the Self-deicat-
ing aspects of the deficit spend
ing program as a means of eco
nomic planning. B. +. Haley,
economist of Stanford Univer-
Sity. poses the question:
Whether the failure of pri-
vate investment TO recover salts
factOrily may not be attributable
10 the governments program of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
PiTTSRIRGH

PITTSBURGH. April .--(INSb--CAT-
TLE- Receipts IS: steady. steers choice
SiInI2 medium To good. Si0all, COM
mon. 81 50a 1850. heifers, medium TO
good S956 q 10 Sc common, S6aS; cow,
medium 90 good S6u7 Gamers and cut
ters S4.50u6; bulls. good TO choice. $50
2. comomn 10 medium. S6fi $50.
HOGS Receipts 700 steady: i60-1S0
lbs $3.50 $40; is0-22o lbs, IS 100 $. %;
22O-2a0 lbs S7s5Hs25; 250-290 lbs.
81 30 "a 7s5. i00-1j0 lbs. 50 Q (. Is, roughs.
50 tf 8. 20.
SHEEP Receipts. 100; STEADY; choice
lambs 81 $50 II 90. medium 10 good
- so y 10 30, common lambs S7Hk ewes.
50 80 = q Jgs weiherS, IS SOC 90 clipped
Ianls 2a4a
CALVES Receipts 100. STEADY good 20
choice S126 y So. medium. 80 30 y 10 30 :.
-uuiig and common. s. sou so. q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
IASr BIFTAIo

TfsT EUFIALO : =. ApHI =
dNsf-HOGs Receipts 100 mark
steady With Monday. trucked-ins 170-220
ihs mostly s. few 250-30J ~ butchers
- 15nT 70. good and choice lg0-2l0 ~
HaIirua quoted f1 s. so
CATTLE Receipts 1Ou. cows and bulls
STEADY. cutter and common COWS. s. 50 q
. 90 Gamers - 1H q % - lightweight
sausage QuIs. So 40n7 late Monday Ca
madam steers SOL 200 jos $40 20 mostly
so 2a4 1918. TOP Sil.
CALVES Receipts I1T Nfa7efs IN
changed good and choice 81 common
and medium SsWI1i
SHEEP --EeceI pts POO lambs barely
steady a. Mondays ave axe good and
ehlice IO5 Ibsl sll handsWe. shfs quoted
- Sd 90 few medium ard iubetWeen
arsdss 3lea io sl-snafu lambs htid a.
50 3D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Up Us Per Cent

In unemOtlOnal forms OI aNth-
me1ic- il has been computed that
the federal debt has increased
IT'S per cent from Sl6,200,000.-
O00 IN 1880 to more than S4i,-
100000 900 by October. 1910.
For the decade. federal rev
fF44t4t-- sre-r-ragrr only so per cent
of expenditures. even though tax
revenues tripled since the low
point of the depression Tax
receipts have climbed 10 more
than 80 per cent over the 1929
prosperity level,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Steel Man Promoted

PITTSBURGH. April II. X.
ReeSon. who has been assistant
general manager of sales of the
Pittsburgh Steel Company. has
been elected vice president IN
charge of sales.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Crude Oil Output
Shows Another Gain

NEW YORK. april 2 oil and
Gas ,loufnal estimates domestic
crude oil production IN the week
ended March - AZ 3.762 $50 bar
rcis daiIX. an increase ri 300
daily over the preceding week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Scratches

International News service Wire
At TROPICAL PARK
Weather. Clear; Track. Past.
FIRST Race-hiss Victory. IeNen
LeNen, Lady Clipper, COpph. Grsndilo-
auent, Gala Grip.
second Race->ir Quest. Josie s-Rsls
Rita v. Wise Counsel, Punts Finsls-~h%=-
knows
Third Raee-Nar shadow, Miss Chris.
blowing Rock, BeifrS Chimes, Queens
Barge. Old smoothly.
Fourth Racs-BIark Flame.
tifth Race--Naiier.
Eighth Rare-PistaI Pete. Marching
Feet. Phenomenal. Noodles. County Bond.
Faico.
smith Race Substitute Declared
ouj
At BOWIE
Weather, Clear. Track. Muddy.
Second Race--tiuinea Dorts. boctor's
Nurse. Howard. Toast. Pack Saddle,
Sparkling.
Third Raep-Edith GrernoPk. Glow On.
Oraibi. Wood of Roses. Hand and Glove
Fourth Rsc--Creepy Mouse. Double n.
Walter Light. Rough Biscuit. Happy
Lark, See See.
Finh Rsee-BIngmans. Kennel. .Reb-
bIRa.
Eighth Race--t,ay Days. Army Ban
nsrs,-t Countess -Bupy.@ Easter Holiday.
DOdo VI, OIiyilo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Michioan Gas Sales tiioher

Michigan Consolidated Gas Com
pany for the week ended March %
sold 026373 gas units. compared
with 994 $50 units in the week
ended March 80 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Employment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
S2n-2l y TRANSPORTATION BLDG
JONES Employment fii6 Beaubien- Dsy
Workers. Couples Pofters Maids
Mattresses Columbia 1919
RIvARD Employment Experienced coinred
maids. cooks iaundresscs, couples 3ss2
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