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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Natl Gypsum
Volume at Peak

NEW YORK. June 21.-Sales oil
the National Gypsum Company sc
Tar in the current quarter are
running 33i5 per cent ahead OF
the corresponding period last year
and indications are that volume
for the period will establish a new
all-tlme record.
Volume currently, il is under
stood, is holding at an annual
rate of slightly more than 500
100000 compared with $t6,509,0 00
last year.
However higher taxes. labor
and raw material costs have re-
duced profit margins and earn
ingS for the quarter will not he
as good as those for last year.
Present indications are that net
for the period will he somewhere
in the neighhorhood of $3.50. 600.
after allowance for increased
taxes. In the second quarter of
1910 indicated net profit was
$5l709l. equal TO 35 cents a share
on common stock.
For the first six months. how
ever. earnings this year will he
better than last year. approx
mately 100000 compared with
S607 $50 in the like period last
year This is because Of the inn
provement over the 1910 showing
in the first quarter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Livestock Markets
PITTSRI RGH

PITTSBURGH June 81. ONS1--C CAT
TIE Receipts Is market steady. steers
choice STA ~ So medium to good $3.50
u 10 50. common 81 so 40 25 heifers. me
dunn ~ good SsT9: common Ss.25d 7 50
cows. medium 10 good. Ss.751 Is; can
choice IS % 1925; common 10 medium
Sc 25dT.75
HOGS Receipts. 100; market ac,iv,
and i5c higher iS0-is0 lbs $40 80 n
1918; $50. 220 lbs $40 75d 10 90; 220 -25f
his. $40 SIS y 10 90. 250-2eO lbs $40 90 n
1888. lo0-l5o his. sep IS; roughs
Ssna
SHEEP Receipts $50: market steady
choice lambs Sl2 son ~ SIS, medium r.
good. Sii asa ~ rs; common lambs. SIS 50
n 10 81 ewes. 81 3 so: wethers. fd4. so
spring lambs Si2 50G 1923
CALVES Receipts, Is; market steady
50 so 4 10 so, culIs and common. SsHs
CHICAGO June 81 UNs)--HOGS
Receipts 400. nominally steady hold
overs none Top SO. so bulk xl0u ~. 40
heavies Si0n 10 -. mediums $40 I50
10 50. lights Sl00 IA. So light lights SO.
~ 10 40. packing sows. 50 % . 80, pigs
S9H9I5
CATTLE- Receipts. 300: steady. calves.
100 steady Beef steers. choice Si1n13
medium, Ss1li; yearlings IS 25H n IS
butcher cattle heifers. 81 50I II 50. COWS
81 5000: bulls. x15Ou1O. calves x7ai2
feeders Ssni2 stockers steers. Ssd u 25
COWS and hctfers S11i0
SHEEP Receipts ; 500 steady Lambs
S12ffi2 SO, common. SiOni2 yearlinEs
Sa010 Is; ewes, 81 5oo rs; feeders
Sq1 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Members Trade
Shows Upturn

WASHINGTON. June 21-
Members Of the New York Stock
Exchange in the week ended June
z traded S46,670 shares for their
6wn account or 1882 per cent !ol
the total round lot exchange
transactions, according 10 SEC
compilations. This compare s
with 1910 per cent in the preced-
Ing week.
OF the total. member trading
purchases amounted to 43S. 6S5
shares and sales 407 9S5 shares. of
which 55.440 were short sales.
Round lot transactions Of mem
hers initiated on the floor of he
exchange were 270015 shares. or
.584 per cent Of total exchange
trading. while round lot tranSac-
tions OF members initiated off
the floor tntaled lSl,125 shares
or 1892 per cent. Round lot
transactions of specialists were
395, $50 shares, or $50 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
West. Union Me-
Seen S3.65 SharG

NEW YORK. June Indie
tions are that the six months en-
ing juno 20 will prove 10 be III
most profitable first half that IN.
Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has experienced in 10 year,
Assuming current operating am
business conditions continue
through the end Of the month. eX
pectationS are that the company
Will show a consolidated net In.
come approXimating SO 800 900. or
about $3.50 a share on l0i5, 277
shares of capital stock
Such earnings would exceed
those OF all similar periods since
1881, when net income was 81 49,. o.
765 and would compare with p
net Of Sl.5l9,625 for the initial six
months Of last year, when Si45 a
share was earned In the calen-
dar year of 1910. net income
totaled S362l .5Sl equal n S3,i6
\ share. and in 1899 earnings 81
81 3SO1li. or Sl32 a share were
reported
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Business Reforms
Discarded for Defense
Industry, Big and Little, in Closer
Cooperation on War" Orders
.By MERRyLE STANLEY RUKEYsER

Realtors, incidental TO the cam
paign for accelerated national de-
Tense and aid TO the democracies,
are overtaking theory.
For example. instead Of dwell
ing on the depreSSion-bred fear of
excess industrial capacity in the
United States, government and in
dustry are cooperating to increase
total industrial capacity
This is changing the climate Z
opinion regarding bigness in in
dustry.
In face Of tho acute need ioT
tanks, guns. airplanes and ShioS.
there is less emotional feeling
against big units. In the current
effort. production is the thing.
and the Office of PRODUCE ION
Management has hccn seeking ~
induce big and little units 10 60.
operate in production. Large con-
tractors are invited 10 "mothe~. "
or supervise the work Of small
suhContraCtorS
From a technical standpoint. II
is impractical 10 set an arbitrary
standard for the one best size fo~
industrial units. BigneSS by itself
is no virtue. and in The case VI
we'll managed units it is obviously
no necessary evil.
Before tho emergency. counter
forces. making for dcccntraliZa-
tion. were AT work. Big companies
were decentralizing their assembl :
plants in order TO get nearer the
consumer markets and thus Of
feet economies on freight rates.
Another decentralizing influence
was the desire OF management ~
hedge against labor troubles, and
10 diversity sources Of key or
bottleneck. parts and supplies.
The old illusion that indefinite
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Redemption
St.Regis Paper Plans Bond
Call, Merger of Units

NEW YORK, June 81. s.
Regis Paper Company plans &c
issue call before the end al
June for the redemption August
! Of 81 209.00 of Bates Valve Bag
Corporation per cent debentures.
The debentures are due on Aug
/, 1912 ST Regis also plans 10
consolidate its Canadian subSidi-
aries. which will probable be NJ
tax benefit to the company.
The companY'S bank loans
which stood AT S4500,000 on De.
cemher 81, last. have now been
reduced To So. 100000.
In addition 10 reducing the
Company'S interest charges, %
demption Of the Bates debentureS,
together with consolidation Of
the Canadian subsidiaries. will
help clear the way for eventual
recaptalization. II is probable,
however, that such action Will not
be taken this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

growth makes for efficiency has
been challenged. In many lines,
il has been found that after a
certain point the economies III
mass production are no longer in
creased.
But in The light Of world con,
ditionS and Of the need for &C.
celebrated production in the United
States. there is growing resistance
TO doctrinate prejudice against
blgness per So.
In the present economy Of the
United States. large. medium and
small units work concurrentlY
and. in the case Of we'll managed
enterprises. all play a vital part
in the production and exchange e.
food shelter. comfort goods and
tools for future production, The
test Of tho pudding is in tho on.
ing not in tho remarks about Il
by academic kibitzers.
In the emergency. the impress
sion is widening thatajt would br
a mistake 10 take iil-conSidcr,c
sweeping steps which might Al
this time impair the productive
efficiency Of American industry
which, with all lis shortcomings
has produced q higher standard
of material wcllbeing than any
other Industry, large and small
is subject 10 inceSSant teChnolog
ical change. and no unit. large y
small, can afford 10 rest on II:
oars
From a social standpoint, small
units have an especial value
They not only give the little Eel,
low a chance. but they provide 2
vehicle for now and revolutionary
inventions which established COZ.
Germs may be too conservative 70
embrace
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Banks
Brokers
Business
By WARD SCHULTZ
p.,rct, Tin,rs Finaaciai Idttef

Good old Unvle sam sometime
uses strange methods 70 guard hr
military secrets
We wrote some weeks bach
about the closely guarded anti
aircraft gun which was actually
made under Swiss patents and har
been produced hl DE Germans Ton
years.
But here Is an inedont .hat de.
serves the allfme prize
The writer was scheduled ~
visit a plant here which rs manu-
featuring a defense item Two
weeks elapsed and oifCIai approva
II the visit was finally received
from Washington
Arriving AZ tho plant both the
writer and The FIRMS public rola-
tons man were ciNcn SpCcja
passes. We entered through 2
little sentry box and a special Of
hcer checked uS m Tho plant was
surrounded by harbed wire.
Inside the products wore bong
assembled. from parts Shippcd IN
on a long production line Although
we were already accompanied by
the production manager Of the
plant an army cantain insisted that
= lieutenant walk with Tho group
Throughout Tho plant
The production manager In
formed US that there were more
than so government inspectors IN
the single division where IN peace
time four would have been plenty
The products arc periodically in.
spected and tested 50 that sabotage
IS 2 virtual impoSsihilitN.
Now We agree that this proiCC.
ton is all Very necessary and
proper but as we left the plant We
were asked If We would like 10 see
the aircraft parts division IN a
Nearby building.
Here we were all passed through
by a single plant policeman and
there was not a single government
Inspector or army man in the en-
tire plant.
"And the silly part Of this
business IL that we are the only
supplier Of these parts In the
country" the plant production
chief said. Sabotage here would
cripple two big aviation plants
snd protection Is NJ minimum.
Yet In the other outfit the place
IL dripping with soldiers and we
are only one Of five suppliers OF
that particular item.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Heard on the Street

Personal Notes; An advance
contingent Of bankers has al
ready left for Mackinac. with
others leaving the first Of The
week. BY coincidence. those
already started have cottages or
Summer homes on the way
The Industrial National Bank
IS undergoing another face-litf-
ing with most Of IT'S downtown
quarters entirely moderniZed
Chrysler plant experts sent 90
Hamilton. Ont, 10 help ad-
wise Canadian production men
couldn't get over the 4 O'Clock
stoppaee for ica And tho
Canadians couldn't get over the
way American specialists gamble
thousands Of dollars on 4 single
change in production equipment
Business pressure ken
President II II Sanger of ths
Manufacturers away from his
fiftieth class reunion AZ Cornell
last week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Dupont Broker
Firm Expands

NEW YORK, June 81 Organ
lied only 10 years ago, the broker
age firm of Francis I. Du Pont &
Co. will become one OF The largest
in Wall Street nn-IlilN- when
the firm Of Chisholm e Chapman
is merged with il.
The name Of the firm Will he
Francis I. Du Pont and Chisholm
e. Chapman.
The merger follows by two
months the purchase by the Du
Pont firm of the New York metro
politan area offices of Cranberry
Company.
Since lis organization in 1881
the Du Point firm has grown into
one Of the leading New York
Stock Exchange houses. Its or.
ganiZation a decade ago marked
the entrance Of the Du Pont fam
lily. long a leader in American
industry, into Wall Street. Francis
i. Du- FUUt, senior partner, organ
lied the research department OF
+. l. Du Pont du NemourS, anc
is a former director Of that com.
pany.
Although one Of the largest
firms. Francis /, Du POnt e. Co
will have one Of the smallest lists
of partners. Even after the july
I amalgamation there will be but
10 general partners and one spe-
Cial partner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
F.P.Chdmp,U Utah
Banker, Next
'MBA President

CHICAGO, June 21.-Frederic'
p. Champ of Logan. Utah, will be-
the next president of the Mortgage
Bankers Association of America.
succeeding Dean r. Hill of Buffalo.
n. Y, according TO an announce
ment by Byron T. Shut, Kansas
City, chairman of the organiza-
TONS nominating com mittee.
Champ was named official nomi-
nee at the board Of governor
meeting and will be voted upon
at The annual convention in New
York in October Nomination
through official channels, is tanta
mount 10 election.
Champ is a banker and a NOR
gage lender on farm, city and res
dentlal-real estate i'm Utah and
Idaho and will he the first farm
man 10 head the Mortgage Bank
ers Association in nearly two de-
cades The organization. however.
has strong associations with the
farm mortgage field and was
known as tho Farm Mortgage
Bankers Association Al its found
ing in 1914 Champ is vice presi-
dent of the association during the
1901 term and a member Of tho
farm mortgage committee which
is active in sponsoring a plan 10
further extend mutual mortgage
insurance TO farm loans.
He is president of the Utah
Mortgage Loan Corporation and
the Cache Valley Banking Com
pany He is director of the Salt
Lake City Branch OF the San
Francisco Federal Reserve Bank
president Of the board OF trustee
Of the Utah State Agricultural
College. member Of the Utah
centennial commission and vice
president OF the American Forestry
Association lie IS native cf
Utah and studied AZ schools he
and in Colorado SPRINGS before en-.
tprinc Harvard in 1918.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

Despite an increase in ship
ments from about $4,000 a month
10 more than 100000 a month in
little better than two years. Vinco
Corporation. manufacturers Of
precision gauges. has enjoyed a
constantly increasing backlog Of
orders
Today. orders on hand aggre-
gate over Sl.250 600 or more than
double the 100000 backlog ca
days ago
Appropriately virtually all of
Nncos products arc now used
directly in national defense for
1.-The company was founded in war
time late IN 1918.
II Is the guiding genius Of Presi.
dent J. j. Osplack which has car
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Girls in Business

Did YOU notice that now and
most pleasant atmosphere in the
Manufacturers National Bank
lately?
Just in case your powers of
observation are defective. we'll
tell you that this institution has
introduced page GIRLS 10
Detroit banking And if you
have not already guessed, IL was
in the interest of national de-
Tense.
One Of the banks officers told
me-and not too sadly l thought
that IL was virtually impossi-
bic 70 hire page boys because of
the draft.
Although the page girls do not
wear uniforms, we are told con-
fdentally that the Will Hays Of
the bank has already decreed--
no sweaters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Goodrich on Job

Goodrich has been very actively
on the job. 1t pooled with Phillips
Petroleum last August in launch
ing hydrocarbon and chemical, a
liVe-wire enterprise, A year ago
Goodrich pioneered in introducing
synthetic rubber tires 10 the
American public. Thousands are
now on the highways, Servicing
passenger cars and light trucks.
Anot h er Goodrich creation.
keroseal, has been commandeered
exclusively for defense. Plants AT
Akron and at Niagara Falls are
being expanded. while new syn
thetic plant is being built at Louis
Vile.
The RFC some little time ago
advanced 10 Goodyear. Firestone.
United States Rubber and HYDRO
carbon and -Gher1rcai- ST ,225e.660
each 10 construct plants designed
10 produce $500 tons each a year.
II won't take the United States
long TO lead the world in synthetic
rubber.
Copyright. 1871. ny r. e. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Gar Wood on Upgrade

Gar Wood Industries is one Of
the better known local firms which
has shown substantial increases IN
profits during the last scar
About month ago n WAS indI-
Gated that Gar Wood order back
log stood AZ about 100000 600 and
consequently Tho company IS not
only enlarginc IS plants and lcss-
ing extra space bat rs increasing
production IN us present units
From time 20 time there has
been discussion over the boat divi4
sion which has contributed little
but red ink IN me past. and posi-
bility ofNiiS sale was proposed on
~ least one occasion. However.
now ~ is quite likely that the
facilities may he used in The pro-
duction ~ torpedo boats which
would probably bring this division
back in the profit column.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan 2la inch minimum
Y. ) No l. hushel crates Northern Spys
~ - = / 50. Steele Reds, 81 SO New stock
Illinois -i,ttsfr-i-ra~trtxT Yrfiow Transpar.
ents. L No ! 2-inch minimum, 81 2S
ANocADOEs California fats. los
81 81; i6s as. 81 75a22S.
BEANS MARYLAND. hushel hampers
Bountifuls 81 1871 SIS: Valentines 81 so
fair quality. x2a225; wax fiat type, gen.
orally good quality 81 25H2 SO: fair DUAL
iy. 81 ordinary quality. 81 251 50: North
Carolina. hushel hampers, Bounufus. fair
condition 81
BLUEBERRIEs North Carolina. l6.plnl
crates, cultivated cellnphsne wrapped Is "a
lsc per pint Alabama 2f-quar crates. 81
rs 80
cANTALoupEs- Arizona. jumbo crates
2Is 81 3aH35o 36s. Aiouf2h ass,
HoNFYRALLs California Jumbo sss
81 2hVs 80; Jumbo f3s So 65rf75
+ CARROTS Los Angeles crates. & DOZEN
punched California, 81 s5g IS; Arizona,
CAuLlFLowER -washrnsto Ton. pony
crates 12s and larger S2.l5
CELERY lorida i6-inch crates
trimmed tops. individually washed Golden
Heart 4 dozen few sales 81 so. 50 and -
g. fair quality Si25Hl50. 10 dozen
81 'o9 10 fair quality. Siat2s; rs.
CHERRIES Indiana Michigan 2i-quari
crates Montmofencss Si25Tl so
CffCUMRFRS Bushpl baskets South
Carolina. fancy ~ 50d2 15 choice ~
2A Aisbsms falr quality fancy. 81
cho're ordinary quality 81
iFTTDcE Los Angeles crates Icehere
iFre Cauf1fna salinas ; dozeu 81 81 ~
3 ~ mostly s. dozen. 81 ~. Idaho
fair condition Dozen. So 2An3 so
ONIONS to.ir sacks D. & Commercial
yellow hffm1ias arf some SO. g.
- +a la Commercial White Wax T.
vi" Sl-5af california Ho-Ib. sacks
1eNnvs S 80 So so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Adds 10 Plants
u. S. Steel Expansion 10
Cost Around IS Million

CLEVELAND, June 21.-Ameri
can Steel and Wire Company
United States Steel subsidiary
has completed plans for rehabili
tation, consolidation and expansion
of facilities for the manufacture oil
rods wire and wire products Al
the company's plants at Joliet and
Waukegan. H., according to c. +
Hood. president
While no announcement has beer
made as 10 the cost Of the eXpan.
sion. engineers who know the pro
gram estimate that il will amount
to between Sl3,O00.00 and SIS.
100000. Work is expected 10 be
started within two months, and II
will require about two years tc
complete the additions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

Many millions Of both govern.
ment and investor money is heinl
rushed into construction of plants
to produce synthetic rubber eS.
scntial for maximum preparedness
We pride ourselves in having
long led the world InduStrially, IN
inventions. IN mass production.
But in this particular field We
have Jagged behind both Germany
and Russia. Hitler and Stain
their minds constantly ConCen-
trated on matters military evi-
IDENTITY fore>aw sooner than the
United States the essentially of
providing supplies Of this material
of tranScendent efficacy in anna
mcnt building
Russia realized the advantages
of synthcuc rubber in warfare
years before Hitler began Subiu-
eating neighboring countries. Her
production is said 10 have reached
10000 tons in 1889 Up-to-datc
statistics are not available.
our own Department of Com
merce reports that NaZi produc-
ton was 10000 tons in 1899, hut
III is unnniclallN estimated thai
German output last year has been
speeded up 10 some 10000 tons,
roughly half Of her total rubber
consumption.
The United States is only now
switching into high gear
The Du Points. Standard Oil OF
New Jersey and 3. +. Goodrich
are out in front Goodyear. United
States Rubber and Fircstone arc
coming along
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
WHY'S Gets Boost

Wall Street reports that with
the discussion Of a possible gaSo-
line shortage and resultant gas
rationing. WHY'S dealers have en-
joyed a substantial pickup in sales
The theory is. of course, that
rationed supplies would last much
longer in a small engined car.
II is also understood that the
Toledo firm is now back in the
black sufficiently in the current
quarter 10 more than offset the
yix-month loss Of $50 $50
On the basis'of current sales. :
is expected that profits in the cur.
rent period will he continued into
the September period SO that 2
net profit for the fiscal year is ir
prospect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Sales, Profits Lifted
By Modern Goblet

Modern Collet and Machine
Company reports net sales for the
first five months Of tho year to
MAY 81 totaled S605 S55. with a
May total Of Sl2l 500
Net profit after provision for
taxes was placed at S5074l for the
five months and SlO.6S5 in May.
The company earned SOC SS5 in
the full year Of 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

Sales approximately 100000
shares for The tWo-hour session
compared with the 23-Near low OF
S2320 shares reached on Aug 27
1910.
American 4 ffFiiiiheS- and Case dis
played independent weakness
each dropping more than > point,
AZ one time American Locomo-
live preferred advanced a point
Bethlehem climbed = on its
opening sale. but other SteelS held
within narrow limits. Chemicals
mail orders, oils and motors gen
oLallA-WeEe- quleL and -SleadA-
CoppcrS were mixed. Amcri-
can Smelling and Kennccott inn
proved fractions. while Anaconda
and PhelpS-Dodge were down as
much
Rails. utilities and electrical
equipments, were colorleSS.
A firm bond market was fea-
tured by strength in Missouri
Pacific liens on court approval
Of the roads reorganization plan.
The curb market turned in a
colorleSS performance. 4 few
special issues showed wide
changes, but most representative
stocks moved within narrow
limits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Du Point Speeds Project

With It's own funds the Du Point
company is al top speed construct
ing plant al Louisville, KY
which will have capacity of To-
900 tons a year. Its synthetic
product, neoprene, was early
launched inIhe- commercial world
Ii is claimed that il is peculiarly
adapted for use in developing new
novel products, The government
however, is taking about SIS pei
cent of output for defense needs
Standard Oil last year pooled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Jones & LdughIin
Expanding Plant

NEW YORK. June 21- An eX-
tension to its present wire rope
plant al Muncy Pa. and the in
Stallation of additional equipment
has been authorized by Jones &;
Laughlin Steel Corporation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Stock Market
Holds Steady
As Sales Lag
Intematiopsl Nev, Ser,ice Wirs

NEW YORK. June n Tho
stock market StcadIcd today fol-
loving the. -S1able rcaCtio y
through the preceding session.
II was one of the dulleSt mar
kcts Of The year. with many lead
crS unchanged from last nights
closing levels Combined price
averages were barely changed az
The final bell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Campbell Wydnt
Pays 25C Dividend

CHICAGO. June 21.-Campbell.
Wyant e. Cannon Foundry Com
pany has declared a dividend Of
p cents. payable July p to stock
holders Of record July Z. a sim
liar amount was paid April ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Nation S Store Safes
Continue Advance

NEW YORK. June Federal
Reserve Board estimates depart
ment stores sales in the we
ended June Ia were - per cent
higher than year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Detroit Poultry

Market. hens steady broners and spring
ers weak Nasauotations available Saturday.
EGGS Market hrm current receipts
25 &C.. undergrades 23At " 24iac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Montreal Silver

MONTREAL. June 81 The silver market
closed auiet ana unchanged, with June
81 IS hid
No transactions.