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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Detroit Produce

APPLES Illinois bu. baskets L. No.
J 2-ineh and up yellow Transparent 81 10
z IS. L. No. ~. Inch minimum
81 90; Virginia Z. :. No 2-inch yellow
Trsnsparents fair condition ripe. 75N goc
West Virginia Y. s. fancy "a Inch up
yellow Transparents 81 so
| CANTALOUPs-salm Meats. Arizona
! Phoenix district Jumbo as. So IS. mostly
50 i3n IS Jumbo 3ss, 50 50 3 SIS mostly
sround 50 jumbo ass, 50 75ai Yuma
district jumbo 21s ripe. 50 600 g. Jumbo
3ss ripe 50 asa $50: Jumbo ass ripe, So 81
ln3 IS; California Imperial VALLEY Jumbo
Icraates us ripe. 81 900 3 Jumbo 3ssl 50 80
= ; 50; Jumbo i5s. 81 500 3.75 Delanc
sis,riea' jumbo crates ais. So; jumbo SOS
HoNEYBALLs-caHf Jumbo crates
SOS. - Jumbo ass. N25
! HONEYDEWs- California Jumbo crates
S. 81 60. ss Si.65als5. ripe 81 so i2s
81 T5n2 Arizona CRATES SIS 81 IS stand
ard IS N.I3; standard i2s. Sl.s5.
cARRoTs.Los Angeles crates s-dozer
fair condition 81 5OAi7s
CAUT FLOWER Nothing offered
CELERY Michigan Highosli crates. 70W
| SIC fast craates. 75c; i-doz. stalks. Csc.
-cECuMBERS-S Nothing offered
LETTUCENLos Angeles crates Iceberl
/ type California Salinas. 5 dor early ssle'
50 So 5.25 late sales considerably higher
prices. 4-doz. Ss.5On3
| PEACHES--Georgia half hushei backet
IL $ No. !. Hileys 7s-inch minimum fair
/ TO good condition. 60ds5c. mostly SIS
poorer accordin gto condition as low as CSC
rs Inch minimum fair 10 good condition.
so soc poorer according 20 condition ~
/ low as 25c; half bHshel baskets HsA
Havens =. s. No I. pinch minimum. 90,
/ TSl ordinary % fair condition 65c. bushel
basket. Pinch minimum, 81. Golden Ju-
hilees. half bushe baskets. u. s. No l.
Pinch minimum. SiNi.l0. bushel baskets
1 Eihertas u. s. No. /. l :. Inch minimum
/ and up S212 rs South Carolina, bushe
basket Golden Jubilees u. s No l. 2-incf
and up Si.7SM go Illinois. hushei basket
Red Birds. Z No. 1. Pinch minimum
lordinary 90 fair condition. 81
! POTATOES-New stock. 1O0-ib. sacks
lCallforna. T.. s. No. L. washed Ions
Whites 81 40a 245; Commercials. 81 ~ Is
Idaho. u. 3 No. l. washed Triumphs. 50 2.
ass. North Carolina and Virginia. l. s
mo !, unwashed Cobblers. 81 s5H2 ?. 05 Mis-
sour and Kansas generally good quality
washed Cobbiers burlsp sacks. 81 500 4 rs
open mesh sacks. 81 fON so: unwasher
lCObblers, buriap sacks Sl.i5H 1855; L. s
NO l. unwashed Triumphs. Sl.75.
| TOMATOES-10-lb. cartons repacked
l7jc repacked hubs 81 rs Ohio dollhouse
too few sales 90 quote: Texas, original Tugs
ltoo few sales 20 quote.
WATERMELONS- South Carolina Geor
gia and Florida. per melon. Tom Watsons
l22lbs. Is n BOO, "a lbs, S35; 80 lbs. 45c
l3t lbs. 50 u 6Sc: Cuban Queens. 20 lbs. p
n 25c. 20 lbs. SOC; % lbs, 35H42iac: p
lbs. iOH t5c. South Carolina. Cannoballs
30 lbs, Boo: "a lbs, soc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
When Issued
Trading Illegal
# Unregistered

WASHINGTON. July 1l.-Trad-
ing on a when issued" basis in
securities or rights which have not
been effectively registered under
the Securities Act of 1893 is illegal,
the SEC has declared in a formal
statement.
The SECS pronouncement, the
first of its kind ever made pub
licly, was prompted by reports that
TRADING on a when issued" basis
in the rights and debentures in
connection with the proposed Of
fering of 1923. 5S4, 800 of American
Telephone and Telegraph Company
debentures would begin as soon as
the conversion price and interest
rate were announced These securi-
ties are now in SEC registry, but
have not been cleared.
The commission heretofore has
informally advised persons making
inquiries that when issued trad
ing in securities not effectively
registered would be illegal.
SEC officials state that each
trade that is off the Exchange
must be accompanied by or pre-
ceded by prospectus. Thus If
John Smith sold a block Of securi-
ties 10 John Jones accompanied by
a prospectus and later sold an.
lother block, he would not have 10
tdeiiver-the prospectus the second
time, as the trade would have been
preceded by one delivered with
the first trade" They cite section
5-B2 of the 1888 act.
When trading reaches the Ex-
change the usual rules may be
| followed, which are somewhat diff
ferent. the prospectuses being de-
livered TO the Exchange where any
one may obtain a copy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Lift Sutherland
Sa|esBPer Cent

Sales of Sutherland Paper Com.
pany are running between 20 per
cent and 25 per cent ahead OF A
year ago. Adjustments mad q
around the end of the first quar-.
ter have bettered the costs-price
relationship so that earnings for
the first half-year should be ahead
or a year ago. before taxes. and
perhaps equal to a year ago after
taxes. In the first half of 1910
me company earned $437525, or
l.o2 a common share.
Demand il so heavy that the
company has been unable TO ac-
cept all available business. Prices
are fairly well stabilized and are
favorable now. Consequently. II
would appear now that Suther-
lands earnings for the full wear
should at least equal those Of
1910. when the net was 1913. 926.
or S2.S3 a share, or even exceed
that figure.
wage advances granted n
March and again as of July 4
have cut down profit margins, ana
the company Is experiencing din.
Guilty in obtaining adequate sup
piles of waste paper at any price.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Auto
Auto Club Head
Shows How Speed
Wastes Gas. Oil
BY ST FREEMAN

If you would conserve your
gas and oil, don't drive at high
speed or make quick starts and
stops. This is the advice Of
Ralph Thomas, president of the
Auto Club of Michigan. Illus
trating the increase in gas and
oil consumption when the speed
ometer steps up. Thomas stated:
TESTS conducted by the
United States Bureau OF Stand
ards show that car driven at
80 miles per hour gets IL miles
to a gallon. while the same car
driven at 80 miles per hour trav-
els only $50 miles on a gallon.
1.-THE same car, driven at low
speeds, uses little or no oil. But
IL Is likely To burn oil at an
even greater rate than gasoline
at speeds over 60"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Forbes
Beating Gun TO Get
Emergency Supplies
Called Unpatriotic
BY b. c. FORBES

The head Of a small concern
with which i and my family
have done business for many
years has just telephoned
recommending that we lay in an
extra supply of a certain kind
of merchandise because you
may not be able 20 get exactly
the same thing by and by"
/ credit him with the best
of intentions. His sincere de-
sire is 10 render maximum
service 10 a regular customer.
His idea that this particular
article may not be available the
next time we need IL r., in nay
Judgment. sound.
He was aStonished when 7
told him that while ! agreed
that we might have To put up
with a substitute. ] didn't
think it was right for me 10 try
10 beat the gun" 10 accumu-
late a surplus which would not
be needed for at least several
months.
Under normal circumstances
foresightedness. forehandedness.
intelligent self-protection are
commendable. Many a business
has earned extra profits through
superior judgment in discerning
when to accumulate huge stocks
of materials and when 10 buy
strictly from hand-to-mouth. In
the old days, for example, many
cotton manufacturer built up
fortune largely through extra
ordinary ability TO size up the
future trend, of the raw cotton
market.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
No Longer Smart

1t was one thing for users
OF aluminium, copper. tin. zinc,
steel. machine tools. etc, 10
place abnormal contracts for
distant delivery.
But times now are not nor
NAL, President Roosevelt has
declared an unlimited emer-
gency"
AS / see il, il is no longer
smart no longer patriotic to
attempt 10 steal a march on
others. 10 grab more than ones
fair share of things either al
ready or certain TO become
scarce. even when such schem-
ing still is possible.
What would be the upshot
were j and. say. half-a-million
other individuals or families TO
rush IN and acquire two or three
times the normal amount of
various classes of merchandise
which il is easily foreseen will
be scarce before many months
have passed?
First. the effect on prices
would be inflationary.
Second. it would land should)
precipitate restrictive action by
the government.
Third, 1t would deprive others
OF their fair share.
Under existing critical ma
tional conditions / am perfectly
prepared to suffer whatever
-hardShipS- may befall the public.
II. would afford me no comfort
10 know that / had contrived
TO accentuate the plight of
others by having intrigued to
win advantages for myself.
Picture a party of men and
women and children cast adrift
AT sea on lifeboat or raft.
What would be thought of any
man or woman who, possessing
food or water. insisted upon
hogging il? In emergencies.
share end share alike should be
the rule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Propose That Industry Run for Service

You when they propose TO turn business to the
industry
ce for Accordingly they would finance industry by
public This would running business
decided standard Of value to which
all individuals would and conform would not be desired
Deficit financing managed and pricexins all
all opposed to balanced budgets standard
and freely determined prices measured terms OF such
We be guard and remember that the cor
democracy objective, generally
recognized standard Of value which can be used with mimi
mum Of management be managed without arbitrary
political financing managed currency and price
fixing the three steps to dictatorship
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Patriotic Men Disposed TO Make Sacrifices

in oil need. patriotic men are disposed
make red ink overdraught on their
Ne can their Spartan spirit and yet
as such fashion might be more harriu
helpful This is particularly true OF men IN
,sS element OF and mental
And yet in purely physical work
periods and vacation yos nave been SHOWN py Ample
10 be constructive
the members OF the National
ASSOCIATION Of Chain Drug May 1910 White Sulphur
Springs w Va precpaed this issue by urging the delegates
relaxation opportunities at that spa
them relax might be hepful 10
absorbing contents OF eudite addresses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Stocks Resume
Advance; Farm
Shares in Lead

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE
stock market resumed its rise in
active trading today with the farm
equipment shares pacing the adj
vance.
in the farm shares international
Harvester and j. /. Case both rose
more than 2 and Oliver Farms !,
TO new highs.
The amusement section was an
lother active spot although gains
were restricted TO fractions in
Loew's and Warner Brothers.
Steel shares did little on the
Steel Institutes report that first
half output was the highest on rec
ord. United States Steel gained
a and Bethlehem Is. Youngstown
lost
Chemical shares were mixed as
were the a2iationS and motors, but
both rails and utilities were frac-
ltionally better.
nv ihbpNA SiChP was dtllNtlN
better, with United States Rubber
and Firestone up modestly.
New highs were made by Con-
lSolldated- Aircraft. Kennecott, In
Iternational Paper, Continental Oil,
and Anaconda. Gains in these
were fractional
Elsewhere small plus signs were
the rule.
Profit taking in the London
stock market cut gains 10 a mini
Imum.
Noon prices American Tele-
phone l55. unchanged; Anaconda
Copper 29&, up u. Atchison 29%
Iup i ChrySler 57&s, unchanged
General Electric 332., up u; Gen
leral Motors 39la. up II; Interna-
ttiehal- Paper l71s up 1a; New
York Central 1915. up Is: North
American 13M, up Is; Pennsyl-
vania Railroad 24h, unchanged,
STANDARD Oil of New Jersey "A, up
"a; United States Rubber 25h. ur
IA; United States Steel 50, UP n;
Du Pont 1904, up IS; ]. I. Case
1914, up "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Explains Key Error in Article

article referred 10 is the assumption
gold necessarily related TO the price which
terms OF dollars tt
sumed that do need TO be concerned about the nominal
value stock Of gold"
This means that there close relation between ID
quantity gold ~ the purchasing OF the
dollar the that standard for the
required ndleave currency subject TO
manipulation by the manager
make dollars good gold or some other
ourselves the mercy OF
the general level Of prices by
seek finance bottome government
reducing nominal value Of stock OF god
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
n Deplores Overworking of
Nuk vSGE Key Defense Men
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYsER
lp,,rp.,lnn,l N,r. ser,,e, reoneme oon.m.n,..or

William Knudsen drector-general Of the Office OF Pro-
ducton Management who touring defense industries
West, writes
getting vacation"
This regcttabe, in the II months Mr. knudsen has
he has been protected by no wages
law Almost nightly he coniers with men he too
during office hours
MIR EnudSen raises the question OF whether II
b9core FOR the duration for men
ykey posit6ps % oycrTOrk themselves
Obviously problem be solved with an easy gen
the bridge obviously cannot take
scheduled of during critical naval engagement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
/ Rails
Earn 7 Millions

WASHINGTON, July Ire
ports for April of 1877 Glass l
steam railways to the I. c. c.
show an aggregate net income of
81 .263,57S after taxes and charges.
compared with net loss OF
SIS, $50 PIT in April. 1910.
For the first four months net
income was S76.29S. 529. against a
net loss of S20.SS0 049 in the like
1910 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Discounts Predictions

May l add that 7 do not be-
lleve, even should we become
involved in war, that halt the
dire diScomforts now freely pre-
dlcted will oVertake the Ameri-
can people Contrasted with
the narrowing and heartbreak-
ing troubles the war has in
fllcted upon countless millions
IN many foreign countries. l am
confident that our lot will be
relatively comfortable.
SO, let US do nothing in the
way OF scheming to insure extra
comfort and convenience for
ourselves which would tend by
and by 10 inconvenience others.
Copyright, 1871, by B. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Kew Men Seen Poor Insurance Risks

talking to the president Of great New YORK IRE III
said HE said he had been
and 10 their consensus that men OF
living through an
reading the days terhc shock
70 the these acuares believe men In
he these months
and indicated by the American experience
table. -. ~
taking seeking more relaxation md
the horrible news III the '"eaef VI "o'' "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division, Detroit. Spot. 20 per cen
lin nominal; New York. 5325 future tin
So 3T5: lake grade copper. delivered Md
west IL electrolytic spot, smelter. II p
1880, casting copper IL Is; ST Loui'
lead. $40; 81. Louis zinc. S725. New NorA
anthony. Is; virgin aluminium, ".
Tin quiet Others active Export copper
n: resale. nominal, II So Free steriinl
exchange, S4.03A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
ST Dividend Declared
By S(otten-D Dillon

Scotch. Dillon & Co. has de-
clared a dividend of 81. payable
August ID TO stockholders OF
record August 6. A dividend OF
30 cents was paid on May ID last
The increased dividend is due 10
the sale of unused vacant .reaI
estate and refund Of processing
tax, according 10 Irwin II. Karn
secretary treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Farmers Market

AFPL hS-- DELICIOUS. fancy S2-25 bu.
No J. Si50al rs Northern Spy. fancy
- bu No. /. 81 25gI so: No. Z, 75c 81
Steele Red. fancy. 81 rs bu No. l. 81 2
p so; No. ? 75c; transparents 81 90 bu
NJ ]. soc 70 81 % Du No 2. 65 = 75c
BEANs--Green. fancy. SITS bu. No. ]
81 70 n 30. wax. fancy. x2a225. No 1
81 Is Z %. horsebeans No. !. 81 .601l.75
VEGETABLE GREENS Romano. 20 d
DOC, escarole. No. !, ~ q soc bu endive
No. J. SOL Is bu No. 2 75c. sorrel. s.
= soc bu Swiss chsrd. 35H soc bu kale
80 soc ~ . mustard. 30 n f0c bu turnips
No. 500 ioc bu spinach No. /. 50 a
75c leaf lettuce No. l. 30 q Csc bul: col
lsrds No. ! IS soc bu
HEAD LETTuCE-No. !, T5caSf bu.
No. 2 80 65c bu
ASPARAGUs-Fa Fancy. 81 dozen punches
No I. 50 75c No. ? 40a SOC
BEErs-No. !. % q 35c dozen punches
cABBAGE-No I. soc n s1.25: No. >
CUcUMBERs--Fancy, 50 bu; No. /
81 son 2 IS: No. ?. 50
BROCCoLi--No. /, $1,000
C G ~ y, ,,, No 25a 35e doz lunches
CELERY RooT-No. /. 75casi.
CELERY Fancy. 50G CSC dog punches
No. ] 301 soc No. 2. zoe
CHERRIES sweet. fancy 81: No I
50 so No. 2 81 so is-quart case sour
SWEET CORN Fancy. si'25 5-doz. sack
No l. soc 81. No. ?, 75c
CURRANTs-No. /. s3.25 q 3 IS. 2f-quar
crate
DIL.L--4O Il soc dozen punches
EGGs-Large Sl0.25a 1918 50-doze
case. medium. 50 q 0e.75
GoosEBERRIEs-No. !. s2Q2.50 -
quart crate.
HUcKLEBERR1Es-No. l. S5.75a62
quart crate; No 2 S5n525
KOHL RABI-No. /, 25V4Oc doze
lunches
LfEKs-No /. 7seasi dozen punches
punches; dry onions. No. i. 81 35aI.z5 ~
10. sack No. 2 81
/ PARSLEY 40t6oc dozen lunches
PARSLEY ROOT-N0 l. asa 55c bu
PEAs-No. I. 81 25ml so bu No ? 81
PEPPERS Green. soc peck basket
POTATOEs-New No. l. 81 2b r ;
bu., No. ?. 500 75c bu.; No. /. 75a 80
ou No. 2. asa soc.
POULTRY Hens. live. heavy breeds ?
p &c 10. leghorns. rs zoe broilers, heavy
p &c 10. leghorns 20 n pc 10
RADISHEs- No J. 5Ous5c doze
punches No ?. 25c long white, No /. 5
RAsPBERRIES BLACK. No. I. Nd45
2f-quari crate. No. 2 S3d3 so: red No.
IS $50; No. ? $3.50.
! RHUBARB-outdoor No. l. rs 9 Csc doz
bunches
RUTABAGAs- /. 5oa75c.
! SQUASH-Summer. No I. 50 n 75c :
bu. No. 2 SOC, Italian. No. /. 75c Si.2
peck basket
oMATOEs-outdoor. No / si25ai.5
Iif-lb basket dollhouse. fancy, 81 Is. No. !
I TURNlPs-No. /. 50 q 5oc doz. punches
/ SIS 70 s5c bu
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. /, soca
dozen punches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Should Not Cut Travel

Thomas said he saw no need
10 curtail touring because of the
possible shortage Of gasoline and
oils due TO increasing defense
demands.
$50 far there is no apparent
need 10 reduce travel. even i'm
the eastern part Of the country
where the emergency Is said 10
exist" he stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Distributed by Federal Reserve System

significant therefore TO find the Federal Reserve system
in which argued that headed
for postwar in which will large nations
control without the necessity Of
standard money the question whether gold
s o %
for and that this sort OF mis-
leading sophy straight from democracy or course
any either gold politician But we
do which automatically
dictaon by fuehrer Only by letting
nomic work freely arbitrary control by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Workers Need Occasional Rest Periods

large. emergencies more than IN quiet
periods need rest periods TO 90
critical times analogous TO sklnplng on
the of physical properties As result OF
there likely TO be an impairment
no matter how imperceptible of human assets
capacity take it, but the average
day Men who are chronlcaly
ovexored likely be less productive than those who get
relaxation. There abundant
perience produce IN % weeks with
Two weeks vacation than 50 weeks of uninterrupted toll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11

y
for the big
& @ s [ 60 If
tou r nament
in its history
next Tuesday
afternoon at
Tam o Shan
ter Golf Club.
The twenty
first annual
meet is ex-
pc c tie d TO
draw m or @
than 500 en-
tries.
The feature
OF the tour
nanent will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Detroit Poultry

Marke, abou, steady Hens, average run,
22c leghorn hens 3 lbs. and up. lgc
cocks. 10u12c; rock springers under
broilers, Is lbs. and up. zoe
EGGS Market easy Current receipts,
2l5.e, undsrgrades, 23q73he.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11

Yesterday pointed among the greatest
American democracy those who have
government manage all business claiming that by
managerial revolution policies be changed into scien
tihc administration"
revolutionary favored by such borers
within managed currency One OF the most destruc
proposals they all standards for
money and TO rely government credit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11

among Bob Howell, who Is head
ing delegation OF Saginaw auto
men. Mayor Edward J Jeffries
Jr. and Traffic Judge George T.
Murphy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Livestock Markets
HICAGO

CHICAGO. July ii.-(INs)-HoGs-R
ceipts rs 200 lOc lower: holdovers. I 900
top Sll35: bulk. S10.T51 i1.25 heavies
SO SOall25: mediums. s10.o0 III. IS
lights. Si0,75 "a II 80. light lights. $40. so n
70 10 -.
CATTLE Receipts 1. 900: market steady
Calves Receipts, 500: steady; beef steers
choice. Sli n IL rs medium. Ssnii, year
lungs. Ss25T13; butchers. heifers. $500
II Is; cows S7.25Tq: bulls s750d 10
calves. 81 II SO: feeders. Ssmi2: stock
ers. steers ssqi so: COWS and heifers
s. rOff 10 80.
lambs Sii 50u12 common slOn II 50
feeders, S9n TO- Is; yesrlipgs, $3.50 ns so
ewes, So. 30MfT5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Cattle Prices
Rise Despite
Heavy Receipts
RECEIPTS FOR WEEK ENDING
THURSDAY
Cattle ....... 3,10o sheep. lambs. 10
Calves $500. s,lO0 Hogs $500. i,2U

Cattle receipts were a little
more liberal this week with around
400 head more on sale than last
week. The market opened Monday
with active trading and practically
all classes of butchers 25 cents
higher. Since Monday trading has
continued active and strong at
Mondays full advance. Trading on
cows was on about a steady basis
all week with the bulk of the best
selling from $3.50 TO SO with some
choice higher. On Monday and
Tuesday best light butcher and
best heavy bologna bulls sold fully
steady at mostly $875 with a few
choice up to $500. With very ac-
tive trading on Wednesday prices
were around Is cents higher and
continued fully steady on THURS
day with tops at 50 with a few
real choice higher. Prices:
10. r.rfr rtf Aru
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Why Not Change Size Of Bushel Basket

Where would farmers be II politician had the power
n change AZ will buShel which used
measure grain? Would they be- free men?
$ il is with all who use money, when
-fherei is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Speed VS.. Economy

The statistics from which
Thomas quoted are interesting
and show graphically on the
tests conducted by the United
States Bureau Of Standards. how
rapidly gas consumption rises at
high speeds:
MlInS nor. hour Miloc nor. nallor,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
PITTsBUR RON

PLTTsBuRGH. July IL. UNsb --
CATTLE Receipts. IS; market. steady
steers. choice Sii "a IL so: medium 20 good
~ 80 n 10 50. common. 81. 504e25: hsifers
medium TO good, ssae: common. 50 25g
Z 50. cows. medium 20 good 75I775
Gamers and cutters, S5ns.75. bulls, goo<
70 choice Ss25 2 s.25l common TO medium
So. 25u7.T5
HOGS Receipts. $780, market. steady
l60-ls0 lbs, Sii 25H II So is0-220 lbs
Sii co ii.75; 22O-250 lbs. Sli 5oHii75
250-291 lbs. 81 3501i so. i00-i5O lbs
$40 II: roughs s9Gs75
SHEEP Receipts 100: market. steady
cholre lambs. Sil 25af2 medium 90 good
50 SO ~ 10 So. common lambs S7oOlIs 50
ewes. 50 g. wethers. s3.5o1t So
CAINES-Receipts. 100: market steady
il, eulls a>s common, S6.50gs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
CHH AGO

CHICAGO July 10 QNs)-BUTTER-
Receipts Is 533 tubs: market steady &c
on. extras. s2score, IS &c; standards. 90
Scnre-carz 81 G., extra drSts ei-score,
35ii &C. nrsts. sS-se-soore, a., 433Ac
specials g3-score 3sc
EGGS Receipts Is $50 cases: marke,
steady lac OF: current receipts. ga.
fresh extra hrsts. 26t4 n 2si1c fresh frsts,
20 u % &C. dlrties 23hc checks, 23c
\ CHEESE Twins, 2iil " 22c: daisies
prints and longhorns. 22d2 2Ilc.
LIVE Market unsettled tur-
keys. 1iniTc; hens. 16d22 Leghorr
hens. f0rI7i4c; springers. 1914 2tc,
broliers. III T22Hc: ROSTERS. 1871 a lac
ducks. s91iizc, geese, 7alic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
DADA Golf Tournament

The Detroit Auto Dealers
Association, of which James
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