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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-04

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-04

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
technical Reaction

At the end, there was a gen.
eral slowing down in activity,
and a minor dip in prices. II IS
not probable that this is any
thing more than a natural fPCh-
meal reaction however. and II
does not seem likely to break
the general trend toward inn
provement in market values OF
course. the news makes for I'M
cert IA ifff4ft fittiitt cfr1ef t7rcturs
appear to have been Gl the
week end evening up ten
dency and (2) a technical reac-
ton in speculative rails. both
stocks and bonds
During a period of great I'M
certainty. when the underlying
trend of stock prices is upward.
there is likely TO be a minor dip
al the weekend. This is true
because -vt-T7TTTE up mostly
means a selling out Of long posi-
tions by those who are specu-
lating for the rise. This, To-
gether with profit-taking in the
rails and oils. was clearly a fac
tor on Friday and Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Forbes
Trend Upward;
Labor Curb Due;
II. S. Nearer War;
BY b. c. FORBES

Stocks and bonds have edged
forward despite mixed home and
foreign news. Trading continues
deadly dull. Speculation is al
most utterly absent.
Several vital commodities
have reached new peaks for the
year, including wheat, corn,
cotton, flour, hides. silk, butter.
lard, lead. After reaching a
new top. rubber receded a cent
= pound and In also weakened
Congress is planning TO deal
most generously with farmers.
The Senate has added no less
than S450.000,000 TO the House
appropriations for the Depart
ment OF Agriculture, including
S23S,000,000 for so-called parity
payments. Senator Taft pointed
out. This is the first substantial
increase in non-defense eXpendi-
lures proposed in any appropria-
ton bill" and reminded the
Senate that the administration
had demanded rigid retrench-
ment in non-defense expendi-
lures. He predicted outright
initiation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Showdown Near

HopefulnesS mounts that pub
lie sentiment viii compel Con-
gress, with or without the
endorsement Of the adminlstra-
ton. to pass legislation designed
10 bring strikers within control.
f., Thus far defiance of Wash
ington has gone unpunlShed. a
showdown is believed imminent.
just how far Washington VIII
feel disposed to go remains to
be seen
The indisputable fact is, how
ever. that the public arc losing
patience with the widespread
eruption of defense plant clos
ings and are reaching the con-
clusion that underground COM
munistic scheming is rampant.
This writer is inclined to
think that labor flare-ups have
about reached their zenith and
that Washington will respond TO
public Indignation by enactlng
reasonably effective restrictive
lt X ioic NtDti
Yugoslavia's brave stand has
been partly offset by the adj
Nances scored by German-Italian
troops in North Africa. Else
where in Africa Italy's outlook
is very black.
The daily bouts between Brit
iSh and German filters continue
indeciSiVe. However, time is on
the side of the democracies,
especially in view Of President
Roosevelt's spectacular redou-
bled aid to Hitler's opponents.
His vigorous action, however.
may be bringing us nearer IN
volVement.
Copyright, 1871. BY B. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
COUNTER

Progress in most business
fields has been largely counter
balanced by alarm over labor
disturbances.
Latest developments include
re-omployment on such a scale
that a dcarth Of competent
workers before the end Of the
year Is feared; significant eX-
panSion in volume of railway
traffic, accompanied by expert
estimates that still greater in
creaSeS are coming; approval of
plans for gigantic creation Of
shipbuildinc yards, together
with extremely active construc-
ton in various other directions,
broader demand for electric
power; brisker wholesale and
retail trade; record-breaking
installations Of telephones, a
rise in commercial loans by
banks.
While automobile loans arc
well maintained. output has
been restricted by strikes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
History

There il an air unit Of bomb
ers here. Also the already ia
nous new 50Ist Parachute Bat
TALON. There are engineer units
that throw up poDton bridges
Thy the way, II Is ponton and
not pontoon) across rivers IN
nothing fiat. The most inter
esting thing to me Is the new
divisional makeup. Zach diNl-
sion l. self-snfficient and in
t-ittteS its own supply-ldtchens,
medical. signal, vi. r., infantry,
artillery, etc.
SUNDAY saw the 4th d.
vision. the only completely mo-
torized division in The army,
make its first mass movement,
the first march of Its kind ever
made. 80 IL was not only news
II was military history in the
making.
They left at : n. m. Satur-
dan for Panama City on tho
irItf- ruEyt, atuITt - mlles
south. couldn't 20 Saturday
but l wangled a car, rose Al 4:3n
y. m. Sunday. drove to Panama
CITY and found them not only
there but perma nently en-
camped. They had arrived at
1880 u. m. Of the same day they
left. Wonderful, l,026 vehicles.
three columns. averaging 10
miles in length, using $4,000 gal
Ions of gas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
'Appeasement' Impairs
Prestige of Business

Of a career in prison frightenS
sensitive men, who are Jealous
Of their reputation and eager to
build up their family rather
IMAM TIT IT ri0vrT- accordingly.
their ppca M N minded
lawyers suggest that they can
eXtricate themselves from the
whole mess by means of the
consent decree in winch they
VIII In effect confess certain al
legged wrongdoings and agree
not 10 continue them.
At present. various key indus
tries. including tobacco and
chemical, are in the midst Of
prosecution.
Occasionally, there IS a rugged
business leader of pugnaciouS
qualities who rises 10 tell Ms
lawyers that he Will rest his flI-
tL.lns On Tho ninth as ludlciallN
determined. Such a man respects
the truth. and VIII not wink at
il even Though It may entail
risks Of great penalties instead
or The certain lesser ones.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Output
OFF Lumber
Above 1910

NEW YORK April National
Lumber Manufacturers ASSocia-
ton reDorted that lumber pre-
ductian for the week ended March
% stood at 129 per cent of the
average Of the corresponding week
la2-4-4q-2.a ! -af4A shipments 121 per
cent Production totaled 240402 o.
600 feet. which was ! per cent
less than the previous week and
II per cent greater than a year
ago.
Shipments aggregated 254 434 :
900 cubic feet. which was 5 pGr
cent less than the previous week
and II per cent greater than last
year. Orders booked were 275. SCI =
600 feet which was l per cent
greater than the previous week
and y per cent greater than last
wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Many Worried

Many men of affairs also are
worried over the magnitude of
Washington'S actual a n q
planned eAif4efdit ever
ure to put into force any sub
stantial economies.
The ordinary citizen has lost
track of the astronomical
amounts being shouldered on
taxpayers. He does realize that
no previous administration has
spent money on such a stagger-
ing scale, he does realize that
the federal debt is already twice
max lHla4-4a4 lla,ale he'd e q AZ
the World War, that it, is rush
ing towards the Incompetence
sihie total Of 100000 10000
one hundred thousand millions
of doliars-and that he viii be
compelled to hand over a larger
percentage of his income than
ever before to Washington.
As a stakeholder, he foreSees
tftfprecrterrteify heavy levieS
upon= corporation- earnings ieop=
ardizing dividend prospects.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Attack

drove back to Fort Benning
Sunday night because | was tn
Join a war department group 10
see some demonstrations. They
threw parachute demonstra-
ton for nS--alSO a mass para
chute attack and II made your
hair stand on end.
"A plane comes flying over
and chute drops out and YOU
think Huh, that's tame Then
another comes over and about
four drop out. Then nothing
happens for while and it's
seemingly all over. Then IL
starts 60 pop. Three or four
fast babies come from nowhere
abotr 100 feet OF the ground
and slap "a smoke-screen aroune
the field. :. 4
"Suddenly three big ships
come tearing over the hillside
behind YOU and not over 500 To
200 feet high, Right OVER the
field men spew out Of them, also
big equipment bundles attached
10 colored chutes. The men are
down before You could shoot
them. race over to the bundles
aud are coming across the field
with trench mortarS, automatic
rifles, hand grenades and what's
have you--firing blanks. 1t was
almost gruesome,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Auto
U. S. Parachute.
Troops Give
Vivid Demonstration

Press agents have a sponta-
neous enthusiasm about the
product they are selling And
when something comes over the
horizon which puts one OF them
in awe and ecstasy enough 10
forget his particular mission,
that's NEWS.
Such is the case. however.
with Harlan Walker. one OF
Chevrofet's Woodworking tom
tom heaters Walker recently
snnd- dnM-n - +--.-t 477----f-tff---e
to sec some of Chevrolet's army
trucks in action. But what no.
saw there made him forget his
assignment and write the fol-
lowing letter TO this pillar:
FINALLY Joined the army
and when ] cover an army, it's
covered. At least l feel like
I've been through war. Ire
mcndOus and a W e inspiring.
Fort Benning now has around
10000 men, I'm told, and
stretches over $1,000 acres. IL
is the home of the permanent
Army Infantry School hut In adj
dition houses many other units,
including the armored I'd Dit
vision which includes some TO-
900 men and that part OF the
army which conducts the power
piuvs American panzer
division. II has tanks, ormored
cars, artillery, infantry, etc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Favorable Side

But, on The whole. the market
acts as if il is doing what the
financial writer's call "consol-
dating its position This means
merely eeHft-ttett iiifftg, pttretfy SpeCu-
latiVe Sl4eFt-tcff1l action In view
Of the Balkan situation abroad
and tFlo labor situation al home,
the TeUmdfng-off of the market
At the weekend appeared 30 be
very moderate
On the favorable side of the
markets recent performance
the following points stand cut.
The composite averages have
gone through their March peaks.
This means that the rising tend
ency apparent in the current
intermediate move is being suS-
tanned
The last step in the rise came
with good volume Of trading.
though not of such proportions
as to suggest climax Only
one other week this year has
brought such active trading
The market has broadened out.
as shown by the number of
different stocks that figured in
transactions.
The number OF new highs was
sufficient to indicate buoyancy.
There has been more indIca-
ton of q tendency to buy indi-
vidual stocks on tho basis of
favorable news affecting their
earnings This tendency may
also be seen in the strength of
such stocks as the oils.
The railway stocks as a group
made new high for the recov-
cry. This movers backed by the
fact that raiL shares arc still
relatively low on the basis OF
earnings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
BANKS LIBERAL

b Steelmakers comment that never
LaXe- hanks eeH4 mere llheG444-tf
extending credit TO steel puTchaS-
ers. resulting in prompt and COM
plete payment to the mills. Banks,
loo haze performed a service in
checking consumers from placing
vrV0f orders in duplicate or tripll-
Cote among several mills
Pig IRON -HFesatte ton In NJ A+if5tttffi
,'aS an afi-time htgh, both IN az
gregate and on a daily basis,
4 .702 COS net tons for the month
and Isl TOT tons daily as against
150.244 tons daily in February and
150.524 tons in January. 1871. the
previous top. There was a net in
crease Of three furnaces for the
month. with 205 blowing on
-larch 81
As to-Steel ineot production last
week only one district gained,
New England. up Z points TO g.
Declines were: Pittsburgh l point
TO l02 per cent; Cleveland 3H2
points to 96 Buffalo az points to
So; Cincinnati points TO 93l2
St. Louis ! point TO 9S. and Detroit
II points TO n per cent. In
changed were. Chicago at 10i =.
eastern Pennsylvania al 90
Youngstown ~ q. Wheeling atlSS
ana Birmingham al 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
New Federal Chief

John - Porter has Eeen
named works manager OF the
Federal Truck Company. it was
announced by T. r. Lippart,
president. Porter VIII have di-
rect charge Of production. plan
ming and material. The company
now has truck orders of more
than S5.000,000 for the army.
navy and air corps.
Porter comes TO Federal from
the Dodge Truck where ne was
production manager for seven,
Years.
The one hundred thousandtnS
Chrysler of 1871 model came off
the assembly line last week. the
greatest number ever built of
one years model in its history.
Production Will continue for sew
eral months. so that a new
record IS assured for the COM
pany. II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
North Indiana Power
Files Issue With SEC

SHING TON, April =
Northern Indiana Power Company
filed with the SEC a proposal 10
issue and sell privately S10,038,000
of 81 per cent first mortgage
bonds series "B," due April l,
1871. Proceeds. together with
other funds. viii be used TO redeem
principal amount of the first mort
gage IA per cent bonds series
\, due July /. 1868.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Livestock Markets

CATTLE Receipts. / 500; market active.
l5c 20 25c higher on cows Choice 20
prime vear'ines. dry fed Sii u12. good 70
choice XeafHnss any fed. $40 MI: fair i1
good ys1rnes dry fed 50 no. good 70
choice heavt steers. drf fed. Si0uII.- fair
ta good heaYs steers ar} fed. Sgtffu-
good butcher stecrs and hcifers SeH9.75,
fair to good e.ss steers and heifers IS
.. common hutNhet cattle So 1e-f 80 best
COWS So ~ 7.25. good butcher COWS. So -
so o.. cutter cows, So so O. p, Gamer
cows S415. p aId rims 50 down. best
light butcher bulls s. 90 best heavywe ght
bologna. S7.5ons medium weight bologna
bulls. $6.75u7Z %, HEht common bulls So
r. IS stock baus. S. so good IA choice
sfgokers and feeders s ~. common To
AR stoekers and feeders. $50 80. mixers
aud springers $50 tg0
VEAL CALVES Receipts 9On-. market
sic higher Best calves Sl350, fair to
good So IS, seconds, SIC j60 H. 50 culls
and common S6 50 n 10
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. l. 500
market 2ao higher Best lambs 81 Is:
train lamhs S11 80. fair 20 good S1oa
rn75; seconds 81 To- bes, wool sheen
So 50Q7 heavy fat sheep, 81 50 . 5 so.
cui's and common, 50 sons
II o q = Recciuts 500. market soc
higher No quotations available early to-
day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Detroit Produce

TradtuE IN fresh fruits and vegetables
a. the Detruit-unlun produce terminal this
morning was fairy good. Asparagus was
slightly stronger Beans with heavier SUI
Plies held 81 b good price CauhNower was
stronger Most other commodities con
tinued about steady
APPLES Michigan bu crates ir-inoh
nlinimud Delicious 81 80 l.d0 Mcintosh
81 p p 50 - inch minimum. - 2 s5c
Northern spys 81 25G So; starks. 81
steele Reds. S1.400s1 50.
ASPARAGUS California pyramid crates
tioz. Duuctes select 81 lo, few hest
80 So extra fancy. 50 75Qf.l0. few best
SS-59. fancy. - % r. p; loose sttock
" fair quality. S275
AVOCA DOES California fats f2s 10
3os 81 65 r. 80 fair quality S1.25G 80.
fuls - -. mostly IS 20" so; Nalen-
ZINES. SD So wax. S4q4.5o, ordinary
BROCCOLI Pony crates 2s-32 punches
BEETs-Texas half crates, doz.. 81 80
~ I'D
CABBAGE-tos Angeles crates rouna
type Texas. s. 500 s.. hall crates. 81 so
Los; red tyre S1.65.
fornis 8 doz; 50 5o@275 Texas poor
pack 81 dog S2.4oa go nail crates.
cAuLiF1owER -orernrs very lieht
CELERY 16-inch crates, trimmed tops
Pascal California 81 doz. 50. fair condt-
ton. 50 - Florida 81 doz SJ-lOH 5-3f
. dpz So u 10. Florida Golden Heart
doz. s3@a Is doz- s2.50n3 ~ 5
doz s. q 40; 10 dsz.. 81 '5a 3.s5.
LETTUCE Los Angeles crates. icetrr
Phoenix district. 4 doz. s. 100 .. 5 doz.
SO Is 9. few St13. duz 81 95qa
LEAF LFTTU~ F-Ho'house ION bas-
k,ts Michigan and OHIO. 300
ONIONS rH-Ih sacks. q. & No T.
sweet spanish. 3-iuch and larger. Colo
, inn
$50. D. NeiloWs 70 2-inch and larger
- 80. Michigan. u S .--fellows
7o1s 2dnch and larger. $3.50 10, far
quality Si25. gIs =1uCn minimum $50
wmte onions. 75e pinch ard larger. $50
ONION SKIS -32-lh sacks Illinois gel
lows. 1901 so, whites, 81 500 i.55.
PEPPERS "a hn crates. California
Wonders Mexico. fancy, medium 70 large
SIZE. S5as. Florida fancy. generally good
quality. Si.a0ff7i. choice. $40. Runs
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Stocks Maintain
Irregu|dr.But
Gradual Rise
BY LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of Economics, y. Y. University
The stock market last week
continued the irregular and gra-
dual upward movement which
has been going on since the
middle Of February Despite 4
natural reaction az the end of
the week. there was a net gain
in the composite averages that
amounted 10 about Il point.
terri r-TT7T1rTS dTSO dN-
eraged higher, but made a
relatively poorer showing than
stocks.
All of the weeks dozen most
active stocks gained ground.
Not a one was lower. SIX of
these most active stocks were
railways, and three were oils.
The advances in these leaders
were from * to : points dur
ing the week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Quiet,
fFa(tiondHy
Lower
International New. Service wir-

NEW n ~ Y Y00fRttt5, April THE
stock market was dull and frac-
tienally lower today. No agrees
sive selling developed as result
of the extension of the war to the
Balkans. Traders were inclined te
remain on the side lines watching
first reports of the new conflict.
Losses on initial sales ran 10 S
Of point United States Steel
Standard OIL of New Jersey and
Anaconda eased 4 each. Santa
Re dropped AZ KenueCott, Penn
Sylvania and Martin Airpiane soft
cned : each.
Chrysler and General Motors
were unchanged. Utilities were
a+iia+ limited States Rubber
opened unchanged al 24h.