davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18

"The material before our
committee indicates clearly that
thousands OF successful business
enterprises are being shut down
by government policies govern
ing priorities.
MANY of our 200. 900 small
plants could adjust themselves
To defense work II given time
these plants which cannot
he adapted To defense produc-
ton should he assured. 80 far
- possible. OF a minimum
supply OF the raw materials
needed 10 maintain basic pay
rolls and keep organizations
intact"
In too few states is enough
being done 70 harness small fac
tories 10 preparedness output.
There has been far more talk
than action. Some progress has
been made since Floyd b Odlum
was appointed head % the divi-
sion oil contract distribution in
OPM But complaints still are
rife that thousands Of plants
possessing both tho equipment
and the skilled workers capable
Of making things. or parts Of
| things. for defense have thus far
been unable 70 get orders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Stocks Show
Mixed Trend
AT Opening
Du Pont Up Nearly
Point as u. S. Steel.
en- Dip Fractions

NEW YORK. Oct. 18.-The
stock market developed an irregu-
lar tone at the opening today
following yesterdays modest re-
covery. Trading was at a slow
pace. "
Fractional changes were the
rule throughout the list. Du Pont
gained nearly point on its first
sale and Chrysler moved up y.
A. +. and T., Republic Steel, Good
year. Armour. Anaconda, Bethle-
hem Steel. Pennsylvania all were
behind plus signs.
On the downside carly were
General Motors, Radio, United
States Steel. Southern Pacific, In
ternational Paper, Commonwealth
Edison and Aviation Corporation.
In the unchanged group were
III. r. and T.. Southern California
Edison, International n Ike j.
Packard and General Electric.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Sees Tragic Effect

T. is infinitely important that
nothing be left undone 10 spread
government work. Unless this
be done with the utmost vigor
and speed. the effect upon our
whole economy would be tragic
beyond computation
Small business has constituted
p powerful part Of this nation s
backbone. socially. economically,
politically. To neglect 30 de-
Stroy il would make for monop-
olicS. would play into the hands
Of aspiring totalitarian politi-
clans. would infict disaster
upon countless communities.
would ieopardize the whole
future Of our nation
II in certain instances II
should be necessary TO allow
smaller concerns somewhat bet
tor prices than giant corpora
lions as is being done IN the
case Of certain copper COM
pauieS tho money would be
well spent. Small business
surely deserves to be rated
ahead OF WPA.
Copyright 1871. BY 3 c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Detroit Retail
Trade Spotty

Retail trade here was somewhat
spotty this week, results showing
volume from slightly below TO 9
per cent or 10 per cent above the
preceding week, says Dun & Brad
street, Inc.
Merchants look upon this as d
natural reaction to the sales squirt
during the last part Of September
and are not disturbed by the rela-
lively poor showing.
For the month TO date reports
show sales ranging from slightly
below 10 about per cent above
the same period last year.
Wholesalers, on the other hand,
continue to show gains of better
than % per cent so far this month
as small retailers are striving to
build up stocks of Winter mer-
Ichandise Collections have fallen
off a little.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Forbes
Move to Hell p Small
Business Participate
in Defense Contracts
BY Il. c. FORBES

Something practical is at last
being done 10 put actual defense
orders into small plants.
In California, under the dy-
manic leadership of A. p. Clan
mini. statewide organization
has been formed TO undertake
this so-necessary job. His bank
OF America, which has more
branches than any other bank
in the United States. has
pledged itself TO give every pos
sible aid TO each OF the BOT
communities where. IL operates.
including loans when needed.
California has enlisted the CO.
operation OF OPM, army and
navy officials state bodies in
dustrialiSts, bankers. la b o r
leaders.
In New York. one newspaper.
the Journal American. is operat-
ing a clinic which has been
availed Of by a large number
OF small business men owning
plants capable OF participating
IN war contracts. Government
authorities have backed up this
timely campaign, which promises
10 yield increasingly valuable
fruits for the enlisted plants.
for their workers. for our ma
tionai defense effort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Drive Averts
Steel Shortage

LANSING, Oct. 1S. Michigan's
scrap iron and steel drive has tenn
porarily averted a serious shortage
in the states steel mills. Governor
Van Wagner said today.
He said report from Defense
Administrator Harold d. Furlong
showed the Great Lakes Steel
Company is receiving 20 carloads
OF scrap per day as compared with
only three before the drive started.
II am especially hopeful the
old au m b c graveyards
throughout the state will be
cleaned up as part of this pro-
gram" the governor said
He urged other cities 10 follow
the example set by Saginaw
which is tearing 800 tons of old
street car rails from the street,
shipping them 10 the mills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
ALLEGATION Sought

Rep. J. William Otter Penn
sylvania. announces that he will
urge Congress 10 allocate at
least 10 per cent Of lease-lend
appropriations 10 small bust
ness organizations now facing
Shutdowns for want of basic
raw materials. plants not now
engaged in defense work. the
executive branch TO have dis
cretionary power 20 negotiate
contracts with the smaller
plants al a reasonable estimated
cost. plus a profit margin Of not
more than 10 per cent
Rep. Charles A Halleck, In
diana. chairman Of the Repuhh-
can small business defense
committee in announcing that
he plans several additional
statewide conferences declares.
following investigation by the
special House committee of in
quiry. OF which he is also a
chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Detroit Produce

Apples Michigan bushsi crates McIn
tosh L No l. Z3-in. minimum. 81 s.
% Is fair color 81 50 40 fair qualiu
Si25 Jonathans q. No s. i4.in
minimum. sllSgI.3 5. q. I'm. minimum 81
Delicious. T. : No. !, in minimum
81 so SHOWS, q No l. ? TN mini
mum. Slio few HIGHER Greeninss
u s. No - 10 min mum 81 fev
minimum soc ST. Few nigber West Vr
,cinia busnei baskets. Delicious. y s. No. ]
u in minimum 81 30. Washington boxes
Red Delicious and Delicious extra fancy
sis-72s 81 90. sos 1865 81 10 ? 35' fencl
iO0sI25s 81 s52 i3ss.ls3s. Si15
IS: Rome Besutys. eNHa fancy. 72s-sas
81 90
cRANBERRtEs- barrel boxes. Esrl
Blacks. S3l5. Late Reds. So IS
CARROTS Angeles crates s dozei
punched California, S3.65. idaho, 81 30
CELERY Michigan buncnes doze
stalks parchment wrapped soc
CucuMBERs Louisiana basnel baskets
L S NO :. A22o. fair Co semen ally g1o'
condition. s.
GRAPES csigtora display Tugs
Thompson Seedirss Sl f52 fair 81 so
Tskays 81 f5u Co. mostly 81 80. Wtu
Maiagas 81 SOFA Us. Ribiers ~ 2 z
according 90 pack Cornicnous 81 90 u.l 80
JUICE GRAPES California iugs I'm
fanoels 20 los 81 500 30 IS ihf 81 Al
f =
25-lb Tugs, 81 200 80. 2s-lb. iugs, - 30
GRAPEFRUIT Texas standard boxe'
Foster pink 6fs 50 30 $50
LETTUCE Los Angeles crates lceneri
type California Salinas -Watsouvle dist
dor. 50 $50 so. doz. - Oh 20
Idaho. dor. fair quality. 50 2aHS ~
New MeNico aoz o'al9ltl 10 ia sl
LIEE.kF LETrueE ono bo'nou.e io-ib
% MUSHROOMS ohio pint cartons. ia9
ONIONS so.lb sacks sweet spanish T.
= No. 1 3-in and larger Utah ~ 10 +,
J 10 Idsho si.ioyl LIZ, colors od ~ y
~ s. No I whites. Sc, 2-in. and larrer
81 50N go Michigan T. + No. Vel
lows 700s soc 2-in and larger. - 20
7og IN aT up .s 81 2 isree - 25S1 90 ~'i'''
! POTATOFs-IOO- sacks. Idaho Russo
Burbanks L. s. No ! washed 81 Is q
l22s. 10-lh. sacks 2fh ~ 26c Maine i5-lb
K sSsi SOC f SS qsc w PepsS o. 9
No. /, Katahdins, $40; Michigan ". $
NO j. Cobhiers 1901 30. Chippewa
81 3011.40, Kstshdins. 81 30Qi 80, Russo
PEARS California lug Bar,letts 81 500
3 2b according 20 condition oregon hu'
Bartietts fancy l2ns-i3is y 90 Wash
ington boxes q no. Bose lars
PFAs California bushel hampers So d
n f0 hushei baskets $3.50
SWEET POTATOES Porto RiUan Yam
egshs ersies no L4s Anse..s
81 20n1 25 Tennessee 81 35 New ler.e
hushel hampers II No. Jerseys
sandy son stock. - 90. Red son stock
si .en2 anS e eos.n. s g sssa s. No
! TOMAToEs-Oh dollhouse, SIR has
! ketss mediums, csc 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
NLRB Election SET
AT ChrysIer Plant

An NLRB bargaining election
viii be held among office workers
in the Marysville. Mich. plant OF
the ChrySler Corporation within
30 days. IL was announced today
by r. J. Thomas. UAW-C1O presi-
dent.
Thomas said this would be the
first election among white collar
workers in which his union has
participated and marks the open
ing OF campaign 10 organize
office employees of General Motors
Chrysler and Ford About $50 Of
flee workers in the Marysville
plant will be eligible to vote, he
said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
System Obviafed Need for Forward Buying

The Older that this system obviated the
need for materials successful
who thus appearance shortages Last
they there timing actual production with
nventoried military requirements.
). the old timers assert there very
OF priority orders which tend TO make faeach
dislocaons and civilian
paons.
6. There has been the indisposition
civilians who had similar jobs the
mobilization u years ago
T. of the old-time complain of the alleged failure
this the people leadership which they volun-
tarly rather than BY Of lusra-
ton pointed that gases Sundays accomplished
during last conserving gasoline simply
by the making patriotic suggestion people.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
W. =. RHkpyspr
Leaders of IL Ran
Defense BlIngIing

Although most Of the major business personalities who
served President Wilson the last still alive the cur
rent effort Ai-Washingon has brought forth names and
faces
have had opportunity 10 discuss the present defense
echnques with of outstanding leaders the indus
trial mobilization in the last
In making their appraisaS of the situation
the old-timeTs the Subjoined points:
J. Under President Wilson meicuous effort was made
10 characterize board and that nterered with
peacetme business freedom emergency" taties
Z In World War committees early and were
selected industry by industry without interference by
me
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Induction Station
Opens Nov. Is at Fort

BATTLE CREEK. Oct. IS
The T. selecteeS Calhoun County
VIII send 10 Fort Custer on No
vember II and lS will be among
the first 10 90 through the forts
new induction station. SelectiVe
service officials announced today
The new station Will be opened
on November 13 when 81 men
from Eaton County VIII initiate
the new facilities. Under the new
plan Sclectees viii receive their
physical examination 10 days to
two weeks prior 10 induction The
men VIII then be brought directly
10 Fort Custer for induction cere-
monies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
LeWis HGney
LeWis HGney
Hits Easy Money
Economic Experts

One nowadays increased emphasis the nominal"
character IA fashion
economists that they longer consider money to be
tool having value
social control which has merely nominal value given 1t by
the
Under the of this they ahead 10 pile
the public debt hundreds Of billions OF dollars
wha the difference the money just a nominal thing
Perhaps they accept the naive argument that government debts
don't because them ourselves. Think That
when you buy your next bond.
One economist argues that face real financial diff
with the difficulty ne
producing the instruments Of such apanes and
the like Thus they the opportunity presented by
war situation 70 play goods and play down money
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Solved
Series OF Pay Days TO End
Snsrl al Fort Custer

FORT CUSTER. oct 1s.-FiftF
Division hnancierS announced To-
day that the snarl Of payday
schedules for soldiers who arc
away on furloughs and those who
plan TO leave soon has been solved
with a series Of paydays set up.
The half of the division which
went on furlough October II drew
a portion Of their pay and will
draw the remainder on November
S. The other half will draw its
pay prior 70 October 25 when the
last OF the soldiers leave for fur
Tough Final adjustments on the
pay roll viii be made at the end
OF November.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Chains Report
Sales Over 40

NEW YORK. Oct. is The
Chain Store Age index Of sales OF
leading chain organizations in Sep
TENDER was 1f7, relative 20 The
l929-l931 average as 100. as com
pared with IL in the same month
OF 1910 This represented q gain
.of II per cent.
September volume recedcd 20
more normal levels. However,
sales kept in line with the upward
trend curve followed earlier this
year and also were well ahead Of
1910 totals.
The index figures Of sales by
class groups were Is follows
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
No Turkey
So Absence Of Exhibit A
Frees Defendant

Failure 10 produce exhibit A
resulted today in Charles Schmidt
1853 Livernois avenue, being q
free man.
Schmidt. who was fined $40 DC.
tober ] for keeping a turkey. was
arrested again on the complaint
of a neighbor who said the tur,
keys constant gobbling kept hei
roomer awake.
A police officer who inveSti.
gated said he found feathers but
no turkey.
Schmidt told Judge George T
Murphy he had killed and sold the
turkey.
The case was dismissed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Wheat Futures
Continue Rise

CHICAGO, Oct. 18.-Followinp
a steady opening, wheat futures
esum e d yesterdays advance
Within 10 minutes after the open
inge December wheat advanced 10
Sll3. up cents; May, S117h. up
Ia cents. and July Sl16s., up ! 4
cents.
Soy beans, new October. hit
$751;. up 3 cents; December,
$685., up 27s cents; May.
S1.6ih, up 27s cents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
7 al Custer 10 Attend
Gas Warfare School

FORT CUSTER. oct. IS TWO
Fort Custer officers viii 60 OF the
Edgcwood Md, arsenal next
month 10 attend the unit gas Of
fcerS chemical warfare school
post officers announced today
They are Lieut. Arthur Gurda
post chemical officer. and Lieut.
James w. Primrose, assistant posi-
exchange officer
Lieutenant Gurda. nationally
known chemical engineer. viii
leave IN time 10 attend the school
opening November 2. while Lieu.
tenant Primrose WIN begin study
ON November II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18

Hotel, Il hurs s.
d a y evening,
October %.
Walker will
disc u SIS De
Tense Against
A II Enemies. F"
pointing out in
ternal problems
and their Solu-
ton. drawing
on his W d G
range OF eX-
perience a n d
study of ma
tiOnal problems
in the field Of
economies and
sociology.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferroue
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division Detroit Spot es per cent
un nominal New York % 90 future TN.
50 10. lake grade copper delivered Md
west i1. elcctrolvtc spot smeiter f2
casting copper. ~ a.. SCI Louis ifad TO-
81 Louis zine SIS New York antimony
j. virgin aluminium 10
some straits TIN ~ Dutch nfIEln sold
today Thursday copper sales e1a tons
Export copper ~ 50 resale ~. Free
sterling exchange 81 03fs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18

Finally important is the whole price sys
This assaulted under The Of preventing or
controlling initiation Obviously the whole pnce-Xng pro-
gram calculated replace free markets.
More be remembered that prices
Of exchange Thus
price system depends Wtaly upon of
medium and standard OF value Money IS TO
price system pound weights yardstici 10 the
weights and Accordingly If merely nominal
SUCH II may
be the government might well fix them not.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Earnings

Continental Baking Company and subsidi.
aries report Tor the ~ weeks ended Sep
'tember ~ net proht III Ssea. 6s4 after
federal income taxes etc. equal 20 81 ga
a snare on 3V4 ll3 shares ~ per cent
preferred n IA not Anticipated mat the
company or subsidiaries viii be liable for
excess profits tax This COMPARES with a
net probt OF S7si 267 pr 81 ~ a share on
500 300 shares ~ per cent preferred for
ne - weeks ended sept. -. 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Seek to Wipe Out Significance Of Capital

significant theoretical possibilities Of such
ing FIRST they say capital nothing but credit
Then they that money nothing but govenpent fiat and
be CREATED by the printing Of The state Thus they
seek 10 the significance OF capital
How illogical all this appears from the fact that 1t was
onl economists play
ing up Importance spending moneyD and creating pur-
chasing power (money judging the whole and
prosperity national money! Can money
then merely nominal and have objective value while at
the the very life blood Of the national income
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Troops Escape Tax

FORT CUSTER. oct. 1S.-Sol-
dierS al Fort Custer were notified
today that they must secure ex-
emption certificates at their unit
headquarters 10 avoid payment of
the ; per cent transportation tax
which became effective October /.
The exemption will apply only on
round trip furlough tickets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Delay in Getting Up Requirements Board

This time it pointed out there delays in
appointing such committees, and government officials it is
alleged have eliminated proposed depriving the
completes their purely voluntary
B. This time there has been delay getting require
board.
A In the last instead Of seeking to build statis
tca record defense materials issuing
tracts the relied ALLEGATIONS which
each industry contribute the defense
needs proportion their productive capacity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Prisoners Escape
By Dive Out Window
Times stan Correspondent

ADRIAN. Oct. 1S.-Two prison
erS who escaped from Jail when a
sheriff. deputy opened the cell
door to release a third prisoner,
were sought today by Adrian Off
GERS. The prisoners. Harold John
son. 90, and Homer Sparkman, 10.
both of Adrian. dived out of a
window OF the Sherif's Office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Hesitate TO Attack Our Banking System

to banking system they hesitated proceed
very attacking with the so-caed fight
imitation. The attack proposed however and signs OF IT
Through the requirements there
already billion dollars Of member
hands OF the Federal
Reserve system
Probably significant all is the repeated reference
speeches officials TO the
coming capital Already presidential
edict has restricted insalment credit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
New ROTC Commandani
Times stan Correspondent

EAST LANSING, oct. 1s
Lieut.. Col. Stuart Mcleod will
succeed Lieut.. Col. a. J. Zerbee as
Michigan State College ROTC
commandant. u was announced
today by the war department in
Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Livestock Markets
CHICAGO

Receipts, u 900; market: use 10 4oc lower;
Followers 2ooo; top $40 IS; bulk, $3.50
li9.2a; heavies, ss.75a IS. mediums,
lights. ss,4o9s 80; packing sows. SOLO;
CATTLE. : Receipts, 100; market
s ssy oss sSss steers Ise sso. &c., nar7s:
q 90 butchers, hslfss.. ssSia 81 cows.
i. so: feeders ssaii.7s; stocEsrs. steers.
ss.25a12; cows and heifers. s7gif.
SHEEP Receipts. 5000; market stesdy:
lambs. siioogii;ss; common $3.50,
Ia il.50; ewes, S3.75n5.5o.
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH. Oct. l7.-uNs)--cAr-
choice. si1.5oa 1870: medium to good,
lSi0qii.50: common, s7.25G925; heifers.
medium to good, ss.5o@s.25; common,
GAMERS S s0~ and me euisr. TO $3.50 %
bulls, good 20 choice, $9.50q 10; common
to medium. se,25@s.5o.
HoGs-Reoeipts: $50; market active and
lso22o lbs. $40 s0I 1895: 22o-25o lbs
$40. 40 n 10. IS; 250-280 lbs. $10Fi 10 40,
ioo.i5o lbs. ss.75uio.25; roushs. $40
sHEEP-Receipts. 100: market steady.
choice lambs. sii.25T IT'S: medium To
good, hoa1i; common lambs. $500
50: ewes, s3a5; wethers, sa.oogs.
| CALVES-Receipts, so; market steady:
good 20 choice, $t4dl5; medium. fi1. 30
q 30. cus and common, s7Qio.
EAST BUFFALO
EAST BUFFALO, ~. Y, Oct. IT.
! uNS) Receipts TOO: market slow
and uncertain: most early sales soc to
SOC lower; good and choice iso-230 lbs,
averaging 190-22o lbs. $40. so d 10. IS, some
bids $40 so; trucked-ins. 170-230 lbs. !.
$40 10 n 10 35, early sales TO S10.5O
\ CATTrE-Receipts 800: market dull:
cleanup trade on grass steers and heifers
moderately covered; offerings eligible, IS so
q 3 SO; common heifers. Ss.25 down: cows
and bulls unchanged cutter and common
ic o VS., S5.90n7; Gamer. s4.s5q5.75;
Istrongweight sausage bulls around $50.
! CALvES-Receipts $50: veaers steady &
good and choice, SIS; common and me-
+ dunn. Si0.J0T14
sHEEP-Receipts 500; lamb trade &C.
tive. strong 10 Csc higher; good ia choice.
1890 lbs. Si1 rs and upward 20 sii.7S
FOR ewes and wethers: medium and mixed
4 grades, Sl0.2501i sortofs. S9.73 down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18

Vega Airplanr Company. subsidiary oi
LochhseG Aircraft Corporation. reports for
The SIX months ended June 80 a net proal
~ $3.50 a25 after estimated federal income
taxes. equal 20 IS cents share on $50 600
shares Of capital stock sERinsi xis Ss7 ~
csnts share Oh as ss5 shares m the
Ma months ended June 80 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Credit Group
Meets Oct. B

De Loss Walker, OF Chicago
Will be the guest speaker at the
first Fall meeting Of the Detroit
Association OF Credit Men 10
be held in the Defroit-Le Gland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Dividends

Warner e. Swasey Company de-
clared dividend of 40 cents on
the common. payable November 5
to stock of record October 81. A
like amount was paid on Au-
gust ).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Baruch Only Man Actively Consulted This Time

OF the major dolara-year who served in the last
Bernard NJ Barch chairman of the
dustres board President Wilson has been actively
suited this Baruch- called advice
apparently
the alternS-NIerfed- unier wilson,
There other consultations but the big
jobs SPAB the OPM and the civilian the and
departments filled by personalities rather than
hV he Of last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18

Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc,
declared dividend of So on pre-
ferred in arrears. payable Novem-
Der s. to stock of record October
II. The previous payment was 81
on March IS. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18

Northern Pipe Line Company
declared a dividend of 90 cents,
payable December /. 10 stock of
record November IA. 1t paid so
cents on June 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18

GiddinEs A Lewis Ionl Company reports
for the nine months ended September 30
d net profit ~ Sb4s 1911 after provision II
$3.50. 600 Tor income ard excess pr0nfS
500 600 shares Tlls compares with a
revised me- proht ~ 1925 2ss or IS - A
share On lon 900 shares In me fret nine
months OF 1890
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Opening
Stocks

NEW YORK. Oct. 1S.-Prices
of the following stocks on the New
York Stock Exchange at the open
inrr today Xnrp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18

McGraN-Hill Publishing Company and
subsidiaries report f0T the quarter esded
september 30 - pfgh' If A3-s bss after
federal taxes etc equal % - cents :
share against $3.50 sss. Or 80 cents a
share 20 the September quarter ~ 1870
and s24e POI or ~ cents a share In the
June quarter 90 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Detroit Poultry

Market steady. No quotations available
Saturday
EGGs-Market steady. Current receipts.
2sisc. undergrades. ~ 25isc