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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-19

NEW YORK ms Earl r..
Browder,- THE Communist party
leader whose four year sentence
for a passport fraud violation was
upheld Monday by the UP s. Su.
preme Court. and his wife, Irene.
ordered deported to Russia, were
missing from their usual haunts
today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-19

LONDON-AP- The war ofice
announced today the appointment
Of Maior.General ]. Buckley. an Of
ticiency engineer in civil life, as
controller of general economy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-19

LONDON AP - The British,
campaigning for everyone to carry
gas masks, are handing Them 10
German airmen and seamen as soon
as they are brought in as prisoners.
Voluntary Visitors, too, usually are
handed masks before their boats
dock.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-19

HONOLULU, T. HAP - The
question of statehood for Hawaii,
demanded by two to one margin
in a plebiscite last November,
again confronts the lawmakers n
the converting of the 21st territorial
legislature today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-19

WASHlNGTON-AP 49, W. Az
erell Hartman, President Roosc-
velt's newly appointed defense ex-
pediter, planned today to Leave
within the next two weeks for Lon.
don to begin coordinsting the aid
to-Britain program.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-19

HOLLYWooD-INS- Police to.
day sought Eugene Weiner. New
York securities salesman. after his
estranged wife. Lillian Roth. singer
and actress, charged he beat and
took Sl,050 from her.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-19

.MOSCOW-INS-A warning that
Soviet Russia must keep her pow
Ger dry and build up her arma-
ments was voiced today by N. A.
Noznesensky. vice chairman of
the council OF peoples commissars.
Addressing the 18th Communist
party conference. he declared: eff
we want no accidents. to catch
our people unawares. we must keep
our powder dry and spare no
means for production OF airplanes.
tanks, ornaments, warships and
munitions"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-19

DENVER-AP-- Mrs. S. z. Land,
mother OF Admiral Emory S. Land,
chairman OF the L. S. Martini }
Commission, and an aunt OF Col
Charles A. Lirdbergh, died today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Sets
Mark in March

E.. SOUTH BEND, Ind. April 10.
Retail sales of Studebaker pas
senger ears and trucks in the
United States during March were
the largest for the month in the
history of the company. Sales
were also the best for any single
month since May. 1923.
Domestic deliveries in March.
the Studebaker Corporation re-
ported, amounted 10 1886 cars
and trucks. a gam If 81 per ccrft
over the S.S29 Unit sales Of March,
1910.
Der the first quarter Of 1871,
retail deliveries amounted TO 30, :
29S units. a record for the period.
In the first quarter Of 1910 retail
sales totaled % $3.50.
Studebaker reported that fac
tory sales 10 dealers during March
amounted TO II $50 units. the larg-
est March volume of factory sales
since 1929. bringing first quarter
sales to 10000 units. In March
1919. factory sales amounted &c
1882 and for the first quarter
last year sales were 29.367.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Going Strong
Steel Output Sets Record
Despite a Fel0 Strikes
International News Service Wire

NEW YORK. April 10.-The
steel industry set a production
record during March despite scat
tered strikes, the American Iron
and Steel Institute revealed to-
day.
A report by the institute said
the industry operated at 100 per
cent of rated capacity to produce
7146,372 net tons of steel, 63 per
cent above the output for the
corresponding month in 1910. A
record of 20,339, S69 tons vas set
for the first quarter of this year,
nearly 40 per cent production for
the first quarter of 1910.
An ever-mounting stream of
vital materials being supplied
under the defense program may
enable the CuruSs- Wright Cor
poration TO place all departments
of its aircraft plants OF a-stN-day
week, it was announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Deadlock Ended
BYCoal Paet

NEW YORK, April 10.-Federal
Conciliator John r. Steelman an
nouneed today that a majority of
bituminous coal operators in the
Appalachian field had agreed TO
sign a new contract with the
United Mine Workers of America.
breaking a deadlock that has
existed since midnight March 81.
5 The main obstacle still standing
in the way of a complete agree
ment, according to Steelman, is
the unions demand for abolition
of the wage differential between
the northern and southern fields.
The southern operators oppose
this.
In an effort to achieve complete
agreement on all issues, the ne
gotiating subcommittee will meet
again later today but no attempt
will be made to resume production
Of soft coal by any Of the 100000
miners now idle until after Easter.
Although no terms of the partial
agreement were made public, it
was said to contain a wage in
crease for the miners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Ma rket Moves
|rreguIdr|y in
Early Deals
International News Service Wire

NEW YORK. April 10.-The
stock market opened irregular to-
day, but there was better support
after the break In the last two
sessions.
United States Steel opened frac-
tionally higher-ea-a block of 1000
Shares and added TO its gain later.
Bethlehem was off slightly and Re-
public was unchanged.
General Motors was higher and
Chrysler down in motors.
Stocks TO gain included Ameri-
can Telephone and Socony Vacuum
while a number of others were
unchanged as Kennecott. United
States Rubber, Atchison and Phelps
Dodge.
Small losses were shown by
Standard OIL of New Jersey. Du
Pont. United Aircraft. Anaconda.
General Electric. Texas Corpora
ton, and Union Pacific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Westinghouse
Orders at Peak
In 1stQudrter

PITTSBURGH, April lowest
inghouse Electric and Manufac-
turing Company had cor d
bookings in-the quarter ended
March with new orders
amounting 10 Sff516zU, szs, con1-
pared with S13S. 941 ,991 in the fl
nal quarter of ffsSi STE and Sc. 250,-
1863 in the first three months of
1870 George II. Bucher. president,
said at the annual meeting.
Untitled orders as of March 81
were S285 600. 600. of which 20 per
cent are connected with national
defense. This compared with $685.
100000 a year ago, Butcher de-
clared
The company now has more than
65 900 employees. compared with
81 ,09l a year ago.
"In view of the unprecedented
increase in the company's bust
ness, which Is largely due to or
ders for national defensA the
thought might arise that pfofits
during the coming year Aight
be high" Bucher said. 1.-THE 4usi-
ness of the company should he
good, but after meeting taxes
and ordinary and extraordinary
expenses. profits will not be
above normal. As a matter of
fact, unless commercial business
keeps up, some divisions may
operate at loss"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Doubled Income
Tax Proposed

WASHINGTON. April 10.-Sen-
ator Walter F. George CD Of
Georgia. acting chairman of the
Senate finance committee, pro-
poses a 100 per cent increase in
the individual income tax rate TO
help raise money for the national
defense program.
George wants the individual tax
rate increased from four TO eight
per cent. and corporate income
raised from "a to 30 per cent, 10
increase revenue from 81 SOC, 000,-
600 to s.. 100000, 600
''By painstaking work on other
forms of taxes" he said. lin
Guiding excise taxes. excess
profits taxes and some new
forms which have not been tried.
we should he able TO raise still
another $500, 900 TO $1,000
000, 600"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Auto Sales Hold
Record Pace

NEW YORK. April 10.-Domes-
tic retail sales of leading auto
mobile companies this month are
likely to continue at a record or
near-record pace that has been
sustained through previous months
of the model year 10 date
Consumer deliveries Of the in
dustry as a whole Appropriated
30. GOO units N HfdTrf1- IT Is
estimated from dealer reports to
Detroit area factories. This is
almost 80 per cent ahead of the
398, 65S sales OF a year ago. more
than 20 per cent ahead of the
February total Of 420221, and
about Z per cent above the pre-
yious peak of 485, 102 for the
month set in 1887.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Murray 6-Month
Profit S472,G2

Murray Corporation of America
for the six months ended
February % a net profit of S472,-
532. equal to AZ cents a share on
the common, against S659.731 or
60 cents a share in the six months
ended Feb. %, 1910.
Indicated net profit for the Feb
ruary quarter was S252.374 or 26
cents a share, against $456,662 or
AZ cents a share in the like quar-
ter of last year and S220,158 or
% cents a share in the quarter
ended Nov. 80, 1910.
March was the best month of
the company's current fiscal year
from volume standpoint. but April
sales are being affected by the
Ford strike.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
CeIaneSe
Merger
D ApprOved

NEW YORW. April 1o.-Stock-
holders of Celanese Corporation Of
America az their annual meeting
approved a proposed merger of
Celluloid Corporation into the
Celanese Corporation. More than
the required two-thirds OF the
total number of shares of out
standing stock Of Celanese Corpo-
ration were voted in favor Of the
plan which is subject 10 action by
the stockholders Of Celluloid Cor
poration at a special meeting to be
held IN Newark, \. j.. today.
The merger viii Unite companies
with combined assets of more than
S96 600 600 and bring INTO one
corporate enterprise the eountrS'S
largest producer Of acetate rayons
and the oldest manufacturer Of
plastics
Dr.. Camille Dreyfus. president
Of the corporation. IN addressing
the stockholders. said
although there was a slack
in the first quarter operations
of the company. we are doing
very well at the present time.
Shipments are now running at
record rate and prospects for
the future are very good"
Referring 70 the advantages Of
the merger. Doctor Dreyfus sad
that both from a technical and
commercial point Of view it Will
be constructive for both compa-
MES. as we'll as favor from a
tax standpoint. II Will result IN a
simpliicd organization he said,
which should be OF advantage 10
both companies.
Stockholders Of the company
also approved an amendment TO
the bylaws Of the corporation
providing for decentralization Of
officers and directors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Martin Resigns
To Join Army
International New. Service wiz.

NEW YORK. April 10 esig-
nation Of William Nice Martin
Jr. as president Of the New York
Stock Exchange was accepted to-
day by the. governors of the
exchange. Martin rendered his
resignation Yesterday 10 become
effective April is the DAY he will
be indicted into the United States
Army.
Martin leaves the SIS 0o0-a-year
post as the first paid president of
the exchange TO enter the army
under the draft law as a private
at sd month.
The governors accepted his
resignation with much regret
No successor to Martin has been
chosen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
L0F Glass Pays Soc
As Net Tops ; Million

The Libby Owens Ford Glass
Company declared a dividend Of
80 cents. payable June is to stock
of record May 29. The same
amount was paid March Is For
the quarter ended March 81. the
net profit was So. 40o.917. equal &c
Sl.35 a share, against s. S97 g.
or Sis a share in the 1910 period
J. d. Biggers. president. said the
high level of operations is con-
tinuing into the second quarter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Metal Markets

View Yors ard wholesale nonferrous
-4atal- mutations supplied by Federated
Metals DIVISION Uetruf Spot o. re- cent
tin NOMINAL ~ew York. 81 s25 ffi'urf
tin, SO s. : o lake Erade copper delivered
-. eieftNlyfie spat smeiier- a
r II 50 casting copper. j. -. - fnuis
.ead. ; 70. ST. Louis zinc. 72t. New York
Il virgin aluminium Il
Tn moderate. Copper scrap offered
freeiv, basis Il W. ] hrass and bronze
InEots price down &c. Fxpor' COPPER. Il.
resale. 10 lead, zinc and aniinony. mod.
crate. free sterling exchange. 4oJ 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Marine News
DETROIT


IfP-sylvania. BIS ,. N. Wednesday.
Farr. $50; Berwnd, 40; Taurus Saturn.
ABB Lagonda. 3: Dunlap so Il D.
Williams, 6:s5; Ziesing arrived 7 Den
marx. $40: " a. Irwin arrived 3o'
Marquette s.55: MaeNaughton eos.
Woodruff arrived. Huron arrived 90
Kulas, 1910; Norway, 1920 Osborne
f0.40 Kinney. if.20. coahsven. 1l.35.
Farrell. II 40. Wills King. 121o a. m
Thursday. Frantz, u 20 Dow Chemical
1880; r. J. Reiss, i.o5: Tapisn, 30
Joliet, 30: Zeslng cleared 5;i5. Uhrg
8 So Boland arrived : Humphrey. 7'25
fselin arrived FPS; Smith Thompson
Fitch arrived 100 Zenith City. 7s5
Durston, SIS; Robbins, $40; Rogers
s 20; Rensselaer,. s:45.
DoWN-Crapo ais ?. m. Wednesday
Tug Wyoming tug LOUISIANA. 40; Con
neaut arrived so; Tremaine cleared 8 %
j. /. Reiss. s-05; Presqne Isle s.s5
Angeine. so: Cadillac. 10 Is; Conneau
cleared II; Mead cleared Il .o5. Hennepin
l1.30; Coraiia cleared Y e5 m. Thurs
day; Crescent City cleared ass; Huron
cleared 3:I5; lshpeming, ass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
COLORADO PACT SIGNED

DENVER. April 10.-GNS)-
Officials Of the United Mine Work
ers of America announced in Den
yer today that 1000 miners in
Colorado will return TO work as
the result of a contract signed with
the Colorado Fuel and Iron Corp
Grafton. fff7f1e agreement II an tx
tension of the old contract which
expired April /, and IS retroactive
to that date on wage or hours
provisions that may be established
through negotiations now under
way in the Appalachian region.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
0PM Plans toFix
Fair Price
y For Wool
International News service Wire

WASHINGTON. April 10
Plans TO fix fair price for do
nestle wool were announced today
by the OPM following a confer
ence between its purchasing divi-
sion experts and American wool
growers.
The plans include a govern
ment pledge 10 announce in adj
vance the purchases that it in
tends to make in the market for
military needs. Donald NJ. Nell
son, director of the division Of pur-
chases of the OPM, explained.
"The growers have felt that II
the government places its orders
after the wool clip has been
marketed. the grower does not
get the benefit he should from
the government program. L
thing their position Is fair, and
we intend to do everything we
can to help the domestic wool
grower know how much and
when the government is going
TO buy.
"The division of purchases
will survey the needs of the
armed services and other gov
eminent organization and will
state publicly, at an early date,
the total amount of wool that
will be needed for the balance
of the year"
According to Nelson. the gov,
eminent then will confer witt
wool growers representatives ant
will agree with them on method
of determining fair price fol
domestic wool at the time thai
bids are being placed. "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan 81 crates. - n.
mir, peHciauf g - q N s.algsh.
srn Fps si7sai.5o. starks 81 Bald-
wins 81 10 steele Reds. 81 IS fair 99al-
ity and CONDITION. a0e 81 Ssnos 81 p
ASPARAGUS California. pyramid efts .
I Dozen punches extra fancy. 81 50 E q.
sarcv s. 2sHs-s Ioote stock small -
medium and medium to large sizes. - p
Avockpos California rats i.-50s.
81 So % fai- quality 81 25a 50
tines s. soatz5. mostly 81 wax nat
BfErs Tesa,. 'i-efatss 5-as ao'en'
" aRoecoll psna crates. 2s.s2 lunches
California SsHs Tessf 81
CABBAGE les Angeles crates Round
,yre. s. s04 = m1sfk g A. "a con-.
dtflon = 81 q. teserateE, S. 50 = 3D.
eern crates 81 ssa17s.
CARROTS los Angeles crates tozen.
So IS Go2ep 3 10 loren. 81 =
CAf-fIFL0WER California. pony cr's
rs ana lsrFer g i51 -
CTLEEY #ffanch crates trimmed 'aps
FIaflGa Pascal ard ! dazer Sa2aa ; So
Golden Hear 4 dozen 81 - =. Dozen
x3T32i = eazen $500. 10 dozen ard
extra fancy 81 25a IS
LETTUCE Is Angeles crates Iceberg
tyre. hr1ana Phoenix dozen So 70.
5 dozen Sc T75sIIY -. d7zsti'
far qaahts 3 1904.
IFAF LETTUCE HafhoaFe NH. has
kefs oaIa AL Miehrau. 5 : sne
ONIONS s1sIh sacks. r No ]. sweet
spanish 3 nef aud larrsr Calor1f1. = 7 .
a2zs. Us Sa l. NeiioWs Minnesota.
20 pef Ger 2-Iaeh and larger. s. - r. So
HIehsan "a Per cent 2-inch and larger
81 35a 81. 90 per cent 2-ineh and larger
81 20 g. tar qgaiitF ST. Ia.
ONION SITS 81 u sacks Illinois Vel
lows 81 t5al.50 Whites 81 49, SO.
PEPPERS 1is-hu crates California
Wonders Mexico. fanny s. y $50. Florida.
IS 50 far quality $50 y As. RUBY kings,
POTATOES s 70. I. ioolb sacks
unless otherwise stated. Idaho Russell
Burnanks washed 81 s5a 90. few high
Is s.. No. 2. 81 81 10Th sacks. ri 2 &c
naies 90 10Th sacks. Sis. various vari-
cites. Maine 81 81 .65 few SIS. So-lb
sacks. katahdins soc 18Th sacks. var.
Gus varieties. 2e 27e. Wisconsin Ketah-
dins. ~ IS. Nebraska. washed Triumphs.
fair u good quality. 81 IS n so 50-ih
urnphs 81 aoa2. North Dakota. Cohhlers.
81 go IS Michigan. Russell Rurais. 81 o5
11lh. few 81 % Upper Peninsula. 18Th
sacks Green Mountains. 23iHei chippewas
and Cobhlers no sales reported New
stock. Florida IN crates. L. s No ]
Triumphs 81 SOL -. California, so n
SACKS Long Whites. few safes, S75s
Texas. sn-lh sacks L. S. No. /. Triumphs.
according t. condition 7sc y S1.ss.
Michigan. 5o-lh cases. hot
house. choice, So - fancy s3u 50.
extra fancy = aHH 1f-
i. RUTABsGAs Canada. 5o-lh sacks.
waNef aa&f qal -4l--.-
sHALI.oTs Louisiana. barrels; 20-doz
lunches. e2597?5.
SPINACH Texas m baskets eurley
Tsc Isl. mostly - pac
STRAWBERRIES - Louisiana 24.pin,
crates. Klandykes. 81 2sa45 50. Florida Sc
pint crates. Misstansrys. according TO con
ditian. - soa4p
ToNATOEs-R epacks. Job cartons.
$40. Ohio dollhouse. s-lb baskets. s. SO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Small Decline Noted
In Gasoline Stocks

NEW YORK. April 1o-The
American Petroleum Institute
estimates gasoline stocks last
week were reduced $4,000 bar
eels TO a total of 991l2.00 Re-
dnery operations were S3i2 per
cent. off 8 Of one point Crude
oil output averaged 3.5l4, 800 bar
rels daily. off % $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Edward Eitthef New
Chairman Of SEC

WASHINGTON. April 10.-Ed-
ward Clayton Eicher. New Deal
Democrat from Iowa, has been
elected chairman of the SEC. He
succeeds jerome y. Frank. who
has been appointed 10 the federal
Circuit Court of Appeals for the
second district.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Exchanges Suspend
Trade Good Friday

The New York Stock and Curb
Exchanges. the Detroit Stock EX-
change and the Toronto Stock
Exchange VIII suspend trading to-
morrow Good Friday. London
and Paris markets also close to-
morrow and viii not reopen until
Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Wheat and Corn
Edge Upward

CHICAGO. April 10.-W h Q a {
futures opened &c TO 12c higher
today and corn unchanged TO Ac
up.
WHEAT - May, 90A n 90sc;
July S9@S9ssc; September, 89ss
q 90c.
CORN May. 67%c; July, 67B
q Csc; September, 68hc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Car Loddings Drop
Sharply 10 $4,000

WASHINGTON, a pril 10
Railroad ffffiesli-t a44 in if
the week ended April 5 dropped
sharply to around 6S2 600 cars
from 792. rs cars in the preceding
week. The decline was due to a
drop in bituminouS coal loadings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
1s GROUPS OFFER RAISES

CHICAGO. April 10.-ONS)-
Thirteen mine operators associa-
tons in Illinois today offered
monthly raises Of SO to SIS to
10000 soft coal field miners in an
effort TO end the work stoppage
which has halted coal production
in the state since April !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Detroit Poultry

Market steady hens over ~ lbs. 2io:
under 5iz BIS gle cocks. fe4l2e. stays
lie eehorn hens us and Or. iTc. rock
springers. - lbs and up 24c. leEnorn
bfaiiers. i lbs. and up, 2eei eapons. !
lbs and NJ. CSC. under : lbs 23e.
EGGs-Market steady. current receipts
2ie. undefgrsdes ia q 1si1c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

Continent al Diamond Fibre Company
and wholly owned domestic subsdfa ries
show 1910 net profit of $500. $50, after
$40. 900 EeseEEe- -eaailaEsAeies@ to
81 - share. compared with net pfefit
Of $i9s. 625 or ~ cents share In 1889.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Toronto Stocks


Quotations supplied By Bongard Co.
Windsor. Prices IN cents II a. m. quo
tatihns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Farmers Market

APPi ES- De eieas. fancy, - ID Ne.
+ loo Is. Greetings No. ]. &c = 81 Is
5p IN. No. / sbc So No .. a0m
tae northern spss. fancy. s. bu. 10. 7.
81 80 = ". :. 5se4 81 Mcintosh.
fancy. S17sa2 bu.. ". l. 81 - II %.
70. :. 7ac II s. Wasners. ", S1tI Il
hn. steel Reds. fanek. 81 - = ha-i
-, !. = = e - - -
frsfssSJT - DIV fsHcT = = Tx
NJ 81 5oaf Is 70 .. &C 81.
BETS So i. A. soc hu
75e. Red cabbage. " /. = SOC hu.
c6RRors-No. I. $50 sc bu No.
CELERY RooT-No. /. 7acasl hu
CHIVEs-No / = sec doz bchs
medium ST. 80.
HOGS Dressed. l7aisc II.
HoRsERAD1sH Fancy 5oa3 = hu.
No !. s. 5nH3 bu Nc 2 - : q.
LFFKS-No /. 90 SOC IL hihs-
OETDNS- Dry, faneYs 8 40H1.75 so-ib.
sack. So. ]. a0c r 81 -: y 2. 500 soc
sweet, fancy. $500 rs 5o-lb. sack; No.
PAISLEY RooT-soa sc bn.
PARsNIPs-No. /, 500 sc bu; No. :,
PorAToEs-No /. 500 s5o; 70. 2. IS
PoULTRY-Hens. I've heavy breeds 10
n 20c III 1eFhorns fsa2fc. hr1uers.
heavy. 2ia 2ee ID. ducks i59 geese.
RAnIsHFs -Hoihoust. "a soc Dor bchs
RHTBARB @Hothouse. fancy. 3aa fee
s-in. box. enaiee, = SOC small - g SOC
doz hchs.
RTTABAGAs-Ns ! 501 sc hu.
Fancy. 81 IS hu. Ne. I. soc
vEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. ]. socasi
doz. bchs
CHICAGO
cHICAGo-kprl a-RGTTEe-Beee pc
Q D85 tubs ts-tie &C esffas ~ seate'
SIC fstsnHarGs a. score Nars 81 : C.
extra frsts p store. II :. e hrsts. ss-se
srart- 81 = 3ii4c; specials. a3 score, q
H82ltc.
FG.5s- Recelp pts 90 0s5 cases rnarkeo
steady. : of current gefe rts 2ic fresh
extra hrsfs - p C fresh hrsfs. 81
a2fAe; firties. iaisc. chetks iaAc..
CHEESE - Twins. 17417lc. daisies
prints and ionshorns, r. 9 isc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

TRUfft At fsKk
Weather. clear. track. fast.
First Rsee--Denote, Airlsp. Inviting.
Orchard Run. Bright spot, Bobhie Easter.
5 second Race eedman. Rita T., Pts
tol Pete, Double Nhisk, Cardinals.
Batter.
Third Race-BaId Risk. Easter Rabbit.
Fourth Race-lrish Day, Grand Gen-
trial.
Fifth Race-Scoteh Tran.
seventh Raee--Migat Fay.
Eighth Kace-Prince Dean, Headin'
Home. Pradis. sieklsbill. Bearnais,
White Front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

Scratches

BOWIE
Weather. clear. track, fast.
itfEr Raes--Oldwtrk. uur RtFH.
second Hsce--iudirX. Irish Mirth.
UuruEain. Alarming. Nurphi. ieh stuart
THIRD kaes--IIoue Again. karrak.
neie Jimmie. Differentisl, Pale, Pat
tiwrafk.
fifh Raee-Thrin shop, Here Again.
Betty Main.
sixth Race reepy Mouse.
seventh Raee--idle Night. Russell Me-
Gee, Portunus, Wood of Roses.
Eighth Race-Hsrn Dream. Amer
lea First.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

kEENIANn
Weather, clear; track. good
First Race-Rayal Martha.
second Race--N inlette.
THIRD Race-Fair Player. Very True.
seventh Rsqe--Bamboo-R xonui, Dinner
Horn, 10 BeuIah. Sabariei.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Detroit Stocks
1871 Range
High Low Div.
Sales High Low 1918 Chge

or cash con account .odd lots only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK, April s.-Prices given IN
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