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Evening star., 1941-12-27
1n Mrmnrtant
CAMPAGNOLI, NICHOLAS.

CAMPAGNOLI NICHOLAS. A sacred
and sincere tribute of love TO the memory
PAGNOLI, who entered into eternal rest
five years ago today. December p, 1895.
The years may wipe out many things,
But this they wipe out never.
The memory of those happy days,
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
of S6EA R9a1s a9HN AKcH IRo saaess
beyond December -. 1889:
How good that ere the winter comes, !
die
Then ageless, in your heart I'll come to
Serene and proud. as when you loved me
PARKER. JAMES c. In sad but loving
remembrance of my dear husband, JAMES
c PARKER who died one year ago today,
December - 1910
Time speeds on, one year has passed
Since death its gloom its shadows cast,
Within my home where all seemed bright
And took from me a shining light.
1 miss that light and ever will,
The vacant place there's none can fill;
Down here l mourn but not in vain,
HIS LOViNG WIFE. CLARA v Parker.
POLLARD. RICHARD: In SAD but 10y
ing remembrance of RICHARD POLLARD,
who departed this life six years ago today,
December -, 1898.
Gone but not forgotten.
A DEVOTED FRIEND.
POLLARD, RICHARD II. A tribute OF
love to the sacred memory of our dear
brother, RICHARD H. POLLARD who left
us six years ago today December ~, 1885.
! 1t may be in the coming years,
1t may be in a better land,
Wen know the meaning of our tears.
And then some day we will understand
PERRY AND MISSOURI.
TOLIVER, MARTHA JOHNSON. Today
brings sad memories of the loss of my
/ dear mother. MARTHA JOHNSON TOL-
/ IVER. who left me one year ago today
/ December -, 1910.
Each lonely hour that I have spent
! Is woven through and through
With golden threads Of memory,
Dear mother. Just for YOU.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. BESSIE.
STYLES. LILLIAN B.. In loving re-
membrance OF our dear daughter and sis
| ter LILLIAN B. STYLES. who departed
this life four years ago today, December
p. 1887.
Our hearts still ache with sadness,
! Our eyes still shed many tears;
God only knows how we miss you
At the end of four sad years
THE FAMILY.
WYNNE. LOUISE. In loving memory OF
| LOUISE WYNNE, who died December ~
| EpED AND MARIE LOUISE.
Evening star., 1941-12-27
CHAPTER III.

CHAPTER II.
at Chicago and
indeed Johnny had aughng
boased model put other shame Long and
gsning. that attracted attention wherever
Steve the MulVany
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Progress Of Miracle

Three hundred editors. writ
cps and radio executives from
every part of the nation saw for
themselves yesterday more evil
dence OF what this city's famed
industries are doing 10 arm this
country They came away con-
WINGED that If ever miracles are
being performed il is right here
and by the same men who in
comparatively short space Of
time have put America on
wheels.
The first instalment Of the
miracle was shown by ChrySler
in its recent Assembly Lines Of
Defense" The second was shown
yesterday by the Briggs Manu-
featuring Company. which trans
formed the circus field into
modern. efficient plants turning
out V o J II m Q production on
Nought-Sikorsky airplane wings
and acknowledging bomber
doors. To different duct sections,
wing flaps and gas tank doors,
wing sections for the Douglas
bomber and numerous other I'M
portant tasks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Solid Accomplishment

II was carried further along
by the Hudson Motor Car Com
pany in its first showing Of the
naval ordnance plant in Center
line. Soffrf accomplishment was
there. not only in the 65 per cent
completion Of the II buildings but
in the actual production on the
deadly Oerlikon gun. Machinery
is in place skilled men are at
work and the finished product
viii soon be ready for testing.
And today General Motors is
hammering home an even more
definite phase Of the miracle at
Milford proving grounds where
the press is being shown exam
piles of the 1.2O0.O0OOOO in
q @ Q n s @ work which II has
undertaken in 60 plants all over
the country and IS carrying out
as its No. ! lob.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Gigantic Plants

The Hudson gun plant is
amazing in its size. 1t covers
135 acres or 36 city blocks The
buildings contain 100000
square feet Of floor space. It
will employ 1000 workers in
full operation 1000 Of them
highly skilled men.
A. f. Barit, president Of the
company also disclosed that in
addition 10 the Oerlikon and
other gun parts which Hudson
will build the aircraft division
Of the company is already in
mass production on pistonS and
rocker arms for the Wright Cy-
clone engine and is ready TO ship
TO Lockland o., for final assem-
bly,.
In another section of the main
plant, tooling is in progress for
production of the rear fuselage
sections Of the Martin B-26
bomber. De Soto and other
Chrysler divisions are making
the nose and center fuSelagc sec
lions Of the same bomber here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Develop Spot Welding

Things are being done which
were never dreamed of by car
manufacturers. But the same
genius which made the auto in
duStry what il is now is making
this the strongest nation on
earth.
Briggs, for instance. has de-
veloped spot welding of alumni
mum alloys for the Sikorsky
planes which has been accepted
by both army and navy. 1t has
developed its own welding appa-
ratuS 10 weld at the rate Of 30
TO 80 a. minute. a task which
would take hours 10 rivet. On
duct work. w. p. Brown. presi-
dent Of the company. revealed.
the number of rivets have been
reduced from 5000 to 5000 by
substituting welding.
Also. it is using auto produc-
ton mechanical dies for the
fabrication Of airplane parts.
Some OF the huge presses exert
/ 500 tons. pressure and the
latest one being installed exerts
$500 tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Forbes
Start Preparing
Now for Burdens
Of Heavier Taxes
BY b. c. FORBES

Are you doing everything pos
sible not TO be caught in a jam
when you are called upon next
year to pay heavy taxes on the
income you are receiving this
year? 1t is not enough simply
10 meet now your 1910 levies,
because the rates you viii have
10 pay on the money you are
getting now, in 1871. will be
Jacked-up.
Some taxpayers, both indi-
viduals and corporations, are
exercising foresight This is re-
vealed by the fact that within
one month after the federal
treasury put on sale notes disable
for paying taxes next year, the
total purchased reached 81 037,-
100000.
This brand-new kind Of
financing possesses not only adj
vantages for the treasury but
also for individuals. families,
business enterprises, since II en-
courages them 10 set aside funds
10 meet the huge tax bills 20 be
presented next year
The government meanwhile is
being supplied with billions
ahead of the CtaX) due date,
thus greatly reducing its bor-
rowing needs which. ~ the
best, will become Increasingly
gigantic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Savers Suffer

Savers and investor, as has
been true throughout The whole
New Deal regime, face sGll
severer penalties.
Ponder this one fact Reports
by 300 manufacturing companies
reveal that during the first half
OF this year taxes have taken
fully 81 of every s. Of their IN
crease IN net income before
taxes.
Since such net income reached
81 ,o29, COO 600 compared with
S8ii.OO0 600 IN the first hall Of
last year. the tax collectors
obviously have been transcend
entity the chief bcncfciarlcS. The
amount set aside for income
taxes year ago was S2l5.OOO.-
600; this half-year S769 900 600.
Even last year a compilation
covering leading corporations
reveals that taxes per share
holder reached 500 against
only S2i3 dividends per share
holder. and that taNc- per en-
FP5 I9ye amouniG5 to no less Than
Far worse looms. taxWiSe. for
us all Start preparing now for
looming heavier tax burdens.
Cofyrght 1851, hy b G.. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
At Every Turn

Congress has not ye, passed
It's momentouS tax ban. The
Senate version differs consider
ably (and commercially from
that endorsed by the House.
Hence. the measure must 90 be-
fore members Of both bodies Tor
conference, for compromise. for
agreement.
The certainty is. however
that all classes viii suffer from
heavier taxes. direct or Indirect
on this years oarnlngg and on
living costs. at every turn
The expectation Is that The
Senate's lowering Of income tax
exemptions from $1,000 10 $500
for married men and from $500
10 $3.50 for single persons, VIII
be accepted by the House New
or Increased taxes on various
household appliances. on auto
mobile users, on amusement adj
missions. etc, have already been
approved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Farmers Market

APPLEs-wolf River. fancy sl.ioal2'
bu No. !, Is ? soc No. 2, SOC Wealthys
fancy. 81 IS hu. No !. s0cnSi.15 No. 2
iSI25FL5o: No. 2 75c bu.
BEANs--Green, fancy. $3.50 bu No 1
So , 49, 10 '3e s Sa' ke iapsy 81 NS 80
der No l. 81 25al.75 bu.; Roman bean.
fancy. 81; No. J S125 1855 bu No. 2
81 30 bg Lima beans No. !. 275g3.25,
BEETs-No. !. asa 4oc dor. bchs; 4oa
BE8cKBERRrEs- !, s3as SO 24-at.
crate.
BROCCOLI I. Sa15O bu.
CABBAGE--No. l, 81 y s5c bu.: No. 2,
soc red No l. 20 e0c, No. 2, COO; curly,
No. J. so - 75c.
CONTEMPLATION 81 ba.. No. /,
CARRoTs-Paney' 45c doz bchs: No. I,
80 2 i0e: soc q IL bu.: No. 2. csc doz:
cAuLiFLowER- Fancy. s2.25 bu: No.
T. Slgl.5o bu. No 2 75c 81. 25 bu.
CELERY-No. l. 2O4 Doc; No. ?. $50
eEErRY caBsHoE-rancy. 81 su No.
CELERY ROOT 10. !. 75eaM
CUCUMBERs - No. l. sleers. 40 q SOC
ba. an slaI3s, small. sig i.S0; me
EGGPLANT No !. 4oasoc bu.
EGGS - Large SIP sos - 3o-doz. case
medium, SIG II. So; small se.25a975.
GkAPEs-No. /. iSc 4-ot bskt.
okRA-No i, s0c qsl s-lh. bskt; No 2,
sc SNio sy on esfn f.S S9 40 &C. 'G' Sc: sGa
onions 2s soar isoct sack q No sob Tse P Sa
s. 50: No 2. 80 SOW 'O''O' 'A'N' NO. J.
PARSLEY soc dozen bunehe.
PARsNIPS-No. l. si75a2 bu., No. ?,
PEACHES Hales fancy. 50 SO bu; No
liberia. fancy 81 70 bu.; No. !, e0c o
u FEARS e Rs Z Fah no q Ss Sc Yo. nasa,n.
PEPPERS No. I, soasoc M !;
No. 2. 4oc bu; hot, No ! 500 CSC; No.
2 ~ SOC red hot No !, IS g soc PIX hskt.
POTATOES socasi bu.; No. /.
20 2 soc ba No. 2 i5c bu.
22e n leghorns. 17alec; brotlers,
heavy, 81 q 23c 10. leghorns, 1ga2Ic TO-
RADISHES--Red; No. l. 35a45c dor
bchs No. 2. 25c. long white. No J. 35n
&c doz. bchs horse No. /. Slg $50 PIX.
RAsPBERRIEs- Black No. ]. $3.50
4 ~ 25-qt. crate.
RUTARAGAs-N ! $50 s5c bu.
SQUASH Summer. No i, 35as0c u
bu No. ?. Csc: table queen squash. No
! IS sc hu No 2 soc Italian No l.
O. = soc; No 2. soc; Hubbard. No. /. $50
t5c. Delicious No. !. sc 81 hu
SWEET coRN-No. /, 80 a SOC bu No
2 Csc bu
TuRNIPs No. l. 30 d soc doz. bchs /:
7jc u 81 Is hu
VEGETABLE GREENs-Romaine No
so p GOO hu Escarolc. No. l. 40u CSC bu
endive, No. !. g0c "a 81 10 bu No 2, 75c
sorrel, No. l. $50 SOC bu.: Swiss chard
IS r SOC hu: kale. No. l. 500 csc hu. !:
mustard No. l. 40 y SOC bu turnips No
!, 75cn 81 10 hu 35G SOC doz. bchs /:
spinach. No = 900 Si25 bu: No 2, 75c
lettuce No !, 40 n soc bu collards, No.
1, $50 soc hu
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. J. soa 7sc
doz bChs.
wArERMELoNs--No. 1, 500 soc: No.
?, SOC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Auto
Solid Accomplishment
in Defense Fields
Shown. TO Press
BY SILER FREEMAN

Where only last Summer
Ringing Brothers pitched It's
circus tents. two modern plants
today are turning out volume
production of 100 different air
plane items for the United
States Army and Navy.
A huge tract of frozen land
last March in Centerlne today
is the site of five huge, sprawl
ing buildings completed and nine
others rapidly being finished
into a $50 100000 naval ordnance
plant, with production actually
under way on a wicked-looking
.20-mm. anti-aircraft gun Of ire
mendouS firing power.
This is Detroits answer 10 the
criticism hurled at its motor
manufacturers. often accused Of
tagging in its adherence 10 the
national defense program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Market Moves
Narrowly in
Quiet Trading
Street in Cautious
Mood, Awaiting
Presidents Speech
international New. Service Wire

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-The
stock market was quiet and dull
today. following its selff-off late
yesterday on the sinkings Of two
American ships.
Trading slowed appreciably after
yesterdays sixweek high of 87O,-
600 shares. Price changes in most
Instances were limited 20 fractions
Wall Street was in a cautious
mood, awaiting President Roose-
.velt's radio talk tomorrow night.
There were a few independently
weak spots. notably Union Pacific.
on a slump of 3 points. Eastman
Kodak gave up a point OF yeSter-
days 3-pOint squirt, Union Carbide
ost as much and Du Pont dropped
almost 2 points before meeting
support.
United States Steel, Bethlehem.
General Motors. Anaconda, Cen
.eral Electric and Texas Corpora
.tion ere among the leaders TO show
fractional declines through most
.of the morning.
Modest gains were chalked up
by Santa Fe, New York Central,
American Telephone. United Air
craft, Boeing. Goodyear, American
Sugar and Allied Chemical. United
States Rubber aid Lockheed each
climbed about point.
In the bond market, United
States governments and domestic
.induStrials generally were a shade
easier. japanese and Australian
issues displayed independent
q rnrrf N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Asks Rigorous Economy
in Non-Defense Spending
Rukeyser
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYsER
International News service Economic Consnentator

BY September 20 expected that both houses of Congress
Will have concrred the details of the pending recordbreakg
bill.
spite Of the ofing will doubtless
be insufficient Morgenhau of meeting
thirds of the federal The plain significance Of this fact
the clear implication that the should be
financed in through rigorous economies in the nondeense
expenditures of government national, and local.
Demagogic politicians illusion
and individual analysis full burden
falls the 4600Q000 selSupporting citizens.
Corporations for the Intermediates which
act taXcoectng agencies They the funds
meet their bills OF their receipts which
Vded by the and services
like goods services from others depreciation
and the of capital constitute business and the
effort Of all including
taxes their selling prices
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Edison S Output
Ahead of 1910

Total output OF the Detroit Edi-
son Company for the week ended
September 6, was 772S1 900 kilo-
watt hours, gain of 1875 per cent
over the 64648.000 kilowatt hours
of the corresponding week of 1910,
and a decrease of 20 per cent
from the previous weeks total OF
10 $50 900 kilowatt hours.
Industrial output for the last
week was 35,365, 900 kilowatt
4aetiff-s-,- -sss saiT4 less than per
cent over the 35,04S,000 kilowatt
hours of the corresponding week
of 1910 and drop of rs per cent
from the previous weeks total of
So, 245, 900 kilowatt hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Air Travel Attains
New Mark in AUGUST

NEW YORK, Sept. 10. - Air
travel in the United States al
August attained new record levels
for the fourth consecutive month.
Available figures indicate that a
group of the major lines, which
account for better than 90 per
cent OF the total business, flew
approximately 73 per cent more
revenue passenger miles during
August than in July. the previous
record month, and 1913 per cent
more than in August, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Detroit Produce

Trading was nght az the Detroit Union
Produce Terminal this morning. iu fresh
fruits and vegetables IceherE lettuce was
steady. Onions were steady peaches
slightly stronger on best quality Pots-
toes we're stronger un Idaho ElFscts about
staedy on other stock All stock quoted De-
good Quality and s0od condition unless
APPLEs ~ MIch.ar weophys basser
crates 80 n minimum. e9c
Isl Moin'esh Sis W
Maryland Stalking Delicious U s. SO J.
western boxes. 2's.in. TO S-in. f1e, isi
CANTALoUPs Nothing onere8
CELERY Michigan punches dozen
stalks 35c; fats SOC
cRANBERRRIEs Care cod ;. barrel
boxes Early Blacks. 50 %
LETTUCE Angeles crates lceherg
type California Salinas WsfsouNilc district.
; dozen fair 20 good quality. - 5Uata HO
mostly SO ~ Il 3 81, 4 dozen fair 20 EO0d
quality, 81 IS y 8 90, mostly s3q3 o.
ONIONS Sob. sacks sweet spsnish
y $ no / 3-in. and larger. Washington.
si3s1l 40 Idaho. 81 254135. Idaho
u s. No 1 Whites s5T 2-in and larser.
$3.50 10 Michigan g. + 80 ! Yeiows,
7O-s0T 2.in and larger s. rg5c.
PEARS California Iug Bariotts, s. 70.
PEACHES Michigan Elber'as bu,hel
crates. 2-in. minimum, Slnl ~. mostly
X1.1Oq1lj. ripe ioV ae sos Ha.es bushel
PEAS Colorado bushel hampers and
hushel baskets 81 -. fair quality and con.
dition, &11i Is
POTATOES -i00.M sacks Idaho Russo,
Burbanks a. e. $50. washed Mug
pack. 3Orf or more 10 ounces and larger,
81 f0n2f5. a. S. commercials 81. Cnn.
fonIa Lone Whites U commercials.
washed 81 1872. OREGON rriumphs I >
no. T. washed S2n210 New jersey chip.
pewas L 3 no J. HuUashcd few sales
Si.t0Ni 80. Michigan Cobhlers L. :. No
l. washed 81 i0H1 IS
SPINACH 30 New York Los Angeles
crates washed, 81
SWEET POrATOES -iL0uivsna Puerto
Picans bushel crates y s. SO. J.. 81 30 ~
80, mostly 81 500 o. Texas Puerto
Pieans. bu crates u = 40 T. 81 so,
Tennessee Puerto RiCans. bu. crates u
No. 1. 256i3t. bu hampers Nancy
eey type " s 80. l. s.
RUTABAGAS-Csnsd 50-lh sacks 70
g75o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Steel Output
Sets Record
For 8 Months
Totals 54,z3l 1872
Tons. 81 Per Cent
Above 1910 Period

NEW YORK, Sept. 0.-Steel
production in the first eight
months Of 1911 reached the
record-breaking total of "a. 731 49,
net tons, a gain of 81 per cent
over the 41.3l6,4l0 tons produced
in the corresponding period OF
1910. the American Iron and
Steel Institute had reported to-
day.
Output in August established a
new record at 7,0O0,957 net tons.
an increase of 13 per cent over
the 6,lS6,3S3 tons turned out in
August, 1910.
The industry operated at 95,7
per cent of capacity during Au-
gust. compared with 1914 per cent
in the preceding month and 895
per cent in August. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
A. & P. Extends 5-Day
Week in Cincinnati

CINCINNATI. Sept. 10.-Great
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
has extended the five-day work
week for employees in the Cincin-
natl area.
Effective Immediately, all man.
ayers and full time clerks in the
company stores will 60 on the five
day work week. Salaries will
remain the same as for the previ-
Gus six-day work week. About 500
employees will be affected by the
.ChangcoVer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Retail Trade Up Despite Slow Deliveries

Railway oadngs and wholesale have been ncrea
and high levels In however the
business of wholesalers slower of late result of difficulty
with deliveries and transitional referred above)
Retail trade despite scarces doubt about deliveries
and hot weather have further Doubtless
approach of restriction nstament buying and fears Of
prices have stimulated antcpatoy business 1t
likely that the governments limitation OF consumer credit will
actually have much effect total volume and the demand
house furnishings remains strong
believe base" income taxation etc.
which to have long fight will
much effect stopping initiation rising prices. Under present
conditions II will tend up and thus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Hayes Reports
S630,239 Profit

Preliminary report of Hayes In
dustries, Inc, for the fiscal year
ended July 81, subject to audit
and adjustment, shows net profit
of $3.50, 239. after depreciation and
provision of $500. 1873 for federal
income and excess profits taxes,
etc, equal to Sl.89 share on $780,
600 shares of common stock.
This compares with a net profit
of 1916 S376, 3a2 or Sf.t3 share in the
previous fiscal year.
Income taxes for the current
year are based on rates contained
in the second Revenue Act of 1910.
whereas last year they were based
on rates previously in effect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
No Wartime MiIIionaires Becoming Reality

The picture though corporations Showed
profits half
substantially lower relatively little
profit showing the second half Of 1910 Thus the political
slogan Of mo wartime mionaireS being translated into action
Likewise by the Federal Reserve Bank New
York dose that though profits during the second
OF 376 industrial and mercantile
about oncfourth larger actually
slightly smaller than quarter Of 1887 the
Of industrial activity we'll below that of the second quarter
this year
survey companies reporting fuller
corporate year
"a per before against 20 per
arler
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
'Grdin Futures
Under Pressure
In Early Deals
Soy Beans Start
$3.50 to $3.50 Lower;
Wheat Falls 2 Cents
InternatlonaI Ne~. ser,Iee VIC

CHICAGO, Sept. 10.--Soy beans
and grains were under heavy pres
sure at the opening today with
wheat &c TO 2h.c lower.
Soy beans. after advancing the
allowable Scent limit for two sue
ceSSive days and reaching the high
est level on record. were $3.50 10
53sc lower. May sold at S1.S94.
100.
Corn was lac to 77sc off, and
oats 1l4c 10 lac off.
WHEAT - September. S1.1S6
.1.18A: December. S1.22G 1891;
May, S126iGa127; July, $685.
CORN - December. 841ac;
May $751; n SS34c.
OATS -- December, 53hc;
May, 55n 55i4c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Power Use Declines
But Tops 1910 Week

NEW YORK. Sept. 1O.-Reaect-
Ing the Labor Day holiday. electric
power production for The week
ended September 6 dropped 10
3.095 $4,000 kilowatt hours. from
1920 sos, 600 in the preceding week.
Current weeks output compares
with 1881 $4,000 kilowatt hours
in the similar period a year ago.
an increase Of 1914 per cent, the
Edison Electric Institute reported
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Rapid Progress Toward a War Economy

Rapid progress being made in the transition complete
although rapid would be II there
understanding and enthusiasm the people
the whole defense situation While this
reduce
far have hardly been total production employment
the defense industries
has than cared for the employees laid Oft by other industries
Another Of the final complete
Illustrated by the industry
and pcexng together with Investigations into untitled orders
orders
This may mark the peak Of untitled orders for while
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Industry More and More Under Prorities

Aside from occasional sebackS OF holidays
repairs however the steel industry continues produce
capacity This viii probably FOR the duration The
emphasize is that the industry and governed
10y poe the bulk Of the product for which
recognized defense As result structural shapes
and rolled bars may be under government
control as plates
THIS partly explains why automobile production being
tailed by law II also points of political rc
ton From most points of demand for
Old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Move Was No Surprise to Management

This does not take corporate management by surprise for
reported n half
200 larger that federal income and
the he'd
$4,000 amounting than the S2i5668606
provided Net before
first months reached S29 100000 with 1000 600
last Thus Of these companies
absorbed 81 per 81 the profit before
light market calm in
face of which brought
Nolum0 Unprecedented peak
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Rise in Prices Points
to Impending Initiation
E-{aney
By LEWIS HANEY
Professor of Economics. New York University

Probably the outstanding general business last week
ih continued commodity prices while bond remained
the weak side Together the phenomena point clearly
the OF purchasing
power
He prices stocks however, remained alSnost
changed This shows how element Of
People who have feel uncertain about what done
10 the Of business they still hold their funds the
face OF rising In they be awaiting clearer ind
which industries Will by economy"
In however they probably that the
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