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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
Utilities Profits
Show Upturn

NEW YORK. April IA. The
electric power and light industry
enjoyed a moderate improvement
in net earnings during the first
quarter Of this year over the like
period Of 1870.
This was done despite a sub
stantial increase in taxes and a
small advance in operating costs,
largely due 10 wage increases and
higher prices for materials and
supplies.
On the basis Of reports for
January and February of COM
panies operating over wide
spread area. it is estimated that
the net income for the industry,
meaning the electric and combi-
nation electric and gas companies.
produced net income of approx
mately S157,000,000 during the
first quarter of 1871. Such a
figure would be the best in 10
years and would compare with
S152, 100000 in the first three
months of 1910 and would repre-
sent an Improvement of at least
3 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
SCRAP LIBERALIZED

The price Sterilization commit
tee al Washington has liberalized
somewhat restrictions on steel
scrap-prices and dates, Thus where
contracts were entered prior TO
April 3 TO deliver scrap at prices
above naxinurs now imposed, an
extension OF a month has been
granted TO wind up contracts. or
to May TO- Even further extensions
are granted where il is impractical
to deliver by May 10 upon showing
OF proper affidavitS, as where a
potential scrap source Is Yet to be
wrecked, or where material IS To-
Gated where prompt delivery is not
possible. as at a northern shipping
port blocked by ice.
Pending better Qualification steel
scrap markets have been confused
and often underlined for several
weeks. In some cases dealers have
based delivered scrap prices on pig
iron prices at various consuming
points.
March steel ingot production
established new record of 7146,--
372 net tons, equivalent to 100 per
cent of rated capacity, according
10 the American Iron and Steel
Institute. The total was II per
cent above the short month OF
February and 63 per cent over
March 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
Losses
Hint.New Step
In Economy
BY LEWIS HaNEY

Professor Of Economics, y. \. University
Last weeks loss in the stock
market did not represent many
points, for the composite averages
were only two to three points
lower at the end. But the previ-
Gus gains had been painfully and
haltingly made, and this quick loss
of momentum on the rise is dis
couraging to investors and traders
alike.
All Of the II stocks most active
during the week, were lower. The
typical active issues lost between
one and two points. The most
active stock of all was United
States Steel. however. and that
lost 81 points during the week.
Among the others were four rail-
way, two airplane, and two
movie" stocks.
The composition of this list sug-
gests that the reaction was more
than ffaefse-tpp-e lhiakeeut
based entirely upon war news.
Clearly, war news was the
thing that, precipitated the break
at this time. The break on Tues
day, and the special weakness in
the war stocks" show this.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
READJUSTED EXTRAS

Nearly each week sees re-
adjusted extras" imposed, which
actually mean higher prices. Last
week discounts on l to 3-lnch
galvanized pipe were reduced 3
points to 57la per cent off list.
an increase of SIS per ton. Com
modify cold-rolled strip, OIL gage
and heavier. on which discounts
existed, has been reclassified as
merely cold-rolled strip, thus
eliminating discounts.
Usually a sound reason is be-
hind any change in extras. In the
case of galvanized pipe the higher
costs OF zinc motivated the
change. In other cases previous
prices did not reflect completely
the higher costs of production as
compared with the base grade.
On the whole, despite tight con-
ditions. consumers are still being
well taken care of as to supplies.
Some finished steel consumers
have been compelled TO slow down
operations somewhat. In rare
cases foundries have been on the
point of closing down because they
could not get pig iron, blast fur
naces in turn being unable TO get
coke. and that because OF the coal
sfrika
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
Al Steel Orders
Taken Subject
To Priorities

CLEVELAND. April IA. - Sell
ing of steel into first quarter OF
next year was initiated last week.
However, such selling is more
theoretical than actual or prac-
teal. In some cases branch offices
are merely filing away such or
uers and not yet turning them
into main offices. Producers are
warning, too. that priority defense
orders may upset schedules and
postpone delivery until later quar-
tiers, says magazine Steel.
Generally new business for both
mills and warehouses is in lighter
volume, which is decidedly well
come. Where orders are increas-
ing it is usually for a company
which had refused fourth-quarter
orders but is ! ow ready to book
them, thus releasing a flood OF
what had been only potential
business.
The steel wage and steel price
situation is expected to come to
a head soon. Since one prominent
independent has raised wages 10
cents per hour it is believed that
the entire industry must follow.
Whether such action would bring
about higher base prices remains
to be seen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
lCC Truck Decision

In a decision Of great impor-
tance to the trucking industry,
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion has assumed jurisdiction
over hours Of service Of me-
chanics, leaders and drivers
helpers of all motor carriers
engaged in interstate commerce,
ard thereby exempted such en-
p'oyes from the hours provisions
Of the Fair Labor Standard Act.
The decision ended one of the
most important and most lit
gated cases that has arisen under
the motor carrier law since il
was enacted in 1895.
The commission announced il
would hold hearings later to de-
eide what reasonable regulations.
If any. with respect TO the quail
fications and maximum hours Of
service Of the employees in ques-
ton. are necessary TO promote
sefety Of operation Of motor
vehicles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
March Car Sales
Up Il Per Cent

New passenger car registrations
in 10S principal cities for the first
p days of March show an average
gain of q. 4 per cent over the same
period in 1910, r. L. Polk & Co
reported today.
Biggest gains are reported from
cities in the East North Central
states. where the increase is 5S.4
per cent. East South Central cities
are not far behind, with gains of
1875 per cent.
The South Atlantic cities show
the third largest gain with regis
trations UP -3355.9 per cent. In the
region the increase is IS. 9
per cent, in the West South Cen
trail it is 23.S per cent, in the
Rocky Mountain region, 23.7 per
cent, and IN the Middle Atlantic
group, 1873 per cent. New England
cities show an increase of A per
cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
Detroit Produce

APPL ks-Michigan bushel crates. az :
Intosh, si.25q1eo: Northern spys. ST asa
40; %. inch: starks. 81: Steele Reds
- q 2 l.3o, fair quality and condition, soc
sPARAGCs-Callfornla pyramid crates
dozen punches Select 81 s5gs: extra
fancy. $685.. mostly 1915. fair condl-
ton, So IS; fancy, S3.5On375: fair oondl-
s!ze, $500 ). IS, few higher; fair quality.
50 10 ordinary to fair condition, s2G 2 IS.
OCADOEs-California, fats l4s-30s
81 s5 2 90; fair quality. .25ai.5o.
BEANS Florida bushel hampers VHler.
tines, s44.25. few 81 So wax. s3.5oa4 on
best. 81. 75H 3, according TO condition.
BEETs-Texas. y crates. 81 .25l.io.
BRoccoLl-Pony crates. 2s-3O punches
TIeyas, fair to generally good quality,
cABBsGE-L 4. crates: Texas. s22sa
corn crates. SIPS: u crates, Savoy. 81 so
= crates: Rev type, $3.50.
GARROTs-L. A. crates. don. Calf
fornia, s2,5oa2 e5; few best. 81 rs; fair
I = crates. doz si.15ai25
CAULfFLOWER- Pony crates, i2s and
larger California, S2a225
{ CELERY -1s-inch crates trimmed tops
Florida Pascal doz.. 50. 35a3. so; fair
quality 50 so Is. Golden Heart, doz
50 rs az So doz. 50 50a3: doz. 50 50
q %; los and extra faneys. 50 30 q 3 80
E.
Arizona. Phoenix and Mesa DIST. doz /.
50 1aH 5. fair quality ard conditioned
~ 90 y ,. 70 dor. s. 50 r IS: ordinary
20 fair quality and conditioned 50 5OTf
23' doz. fair quality and conditioned.
LEAF Hothouse. 1o-lo. bas.
kets ono. soc; Michigan. 75c.
ONIONS 50-lh. sacks Us No Sweet
spanish. 3-inch and larger Colorado, 81 rs.
few 81 IS. uS No. l Yeilows Michigan
~ inches and larger. 81 .25ai.35. fair
quality. 81.
ONION SETS 32-lb. sacks Illinois yell
lows 81 IS q $50; Whites Sii5TI6o
POTATOES s No l. f0o-lb. sacks
unless otherwise stated Idaho Russell Bur.
banks. 81 s. r 90. few 81: lob. sacks.
~ PC. Various varieties Maine 81 so 81
&c; Minnesota CobbE---.-st- - Il / 30; North
Dakota C0bhlers. 81 3oGI25 washed
81 40. certinhed Seed North Dakota Cob
hlers. 81 75H l.s5: Nehraska-W y o m ( n z
washed Itiumphs. 81 75n ! 90: poorer &C
cording to color, i.25d1s5; Michigan
Russell Rural. SKI 20: chippewas. 81 20;
Cobhlers. no sales reported. Upper PENN
sula Green Mountains. N.45: i5-lb sacks.
PC. New stock Florida hu cr's U. s.
No. I Triumphs 81. s0fii IS; California So
N sacks l. s No /. washed Long
Whites, Si50Tf 81: Texas 5o-lb. sacks.
$. Ne. l. washed Trumphs, $50 "a
RHUBARB 49, MEXICAN dollhouse s0-lb
cases. choice. S2a2 50: fancy. S3Gsso .
RUTAr'css -- Canada 5o-lb sacks
we-ed. ssaesc.
sHAr LOTS = I.ouisana h.is 20 doz
bchs.. IS crates 5 doz s242f 20.
SPINACH Texas bu. bsss.. Savoy. 20 n
90c mostly 755 soc; virginia. nc: Okla
hons. fair nuai and cond.. 800 35c.
Observation-Disclosures 2i-pt. cris.
Ei0rdvkes 50 so =
p TOMATOES : io-ro. o,ns. repks. ,i.4oa
80. small sizes 81 30; Ohio dollhouse s-lh.
tkts-- - 5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14

Graphs
Cinderella Finds
Il Million Princes
In Auto Industry

The Cinderella Of the motor
industry is what William I.
Holler. general sales manager OF
Chevrolet, calls the used car
business.
But this Cinderella has found
rot only one prince but L mil
Ion Of them ard 10 the tune of
more than two billions a year.
Conservative estimates are that
more than 1OQo00.pcrsons earn
their livelihood from the used
car business.
More than one-third az all
motor vehicle owners find an
adequate answer 20 their trans
portation problems In the used
car field And the industry has
awakened 20 is responsibility 10
this huge field. according 10
Holler. and has emphasized the
reconditioninC Of used cars %
retain public confidence in rs
products.
In the Chevrolet Company the
used car organization has been
pafteTn6d OF TT T77C---7- r7rr-
and. Honer reports "the result.
have been beneficial both 10 the
customer and 70 the dealer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
Caravan Still Tours

The Chrysler Caravan begins
It's second week of touring De-
troit dealers today. II is made
UP Of the radically designed car
of the future. the Newport. a
town and country station wagon.
convertible coupe, Highlander
sean and a sound truck.
Thousands have already seen
the caravan. Today IL will visit
Genera Square Deal Sales, 1070S
West jefferson, River Rouge.
The rest of the weeks itinerary
IS: Bucknell Knowlson Motor
Company. 5000 Michigan ave-
nue., Tuesday; Richard Oestrike,
Inc Flat Rock, Wednesday;
Margolis Auto Sales. Inc. 1910
Joseph Campau. Thursday, and
: cCann Motor Sales, Wyan-
Cite, Friday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
PRIORITY SYSTEM

A general priority system for
producers and warehouse distribu-
tors of nickel-bearing steel has
been adopted by the office Of pro-
duction management. Needs will
be graded in order of their i'm
portance from A 10 B-8. Controls
are more intricate than on any
other priority item so far.
Rejecting strikingly the effect
of the Ford Motor Company strike
shutdown, are the predictions for
automobile production for last
week, 90 260 units. a drop of 90
795, the output for a like week
OF 1910 having been 101 $40
At least one blast furnace has
been banked as a precautionary
measure against a coke shortage.
but such action is a rare excep-
ton.
Shipments Of steel by United
States Steel Corporation in March
were 1.720,366 tons, an all-time
high. Exports of iron and steel.
other than scrap, in February
were 525 S62 gross tons. drop of
10 per cent from the longer month
of January.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
Sears Employees
Hold Party

Employees Of Sears-Gratiot will
celebrate Tuesday night at the
Crystal B allroom of Masonic
Temple their recent victory in
Sears March value demonstration.
when they reached an all-time
peak in store sales.
AL Kavelin and his Cascading
Chords Orchestra, recently fea-
tured in the New York Waldorf
Astoria. will play for dancing.
Special honor guests will be
II. A. Everett, store manager and
two queens. seven kings for a day
during the sale: Bessie Rath,
Margaret Panke, c. G. Brooks,
j. Z. Van Tassel, w. K. Stringfel-
low, p. H. Goodsir, F. +. Winters,
J. E. Elder and f. w. Fraser.
Foster c. Jones will be master of
ceremonies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
Store Sales Rise
During March

Department stores here IN
creased their sales volume II per
cent in March over the like month
last year, and 10 per cent over the
corresponding 1889 month. accord
ing TO the Retail Merchants AsSo-
citation. f i=a4f--thP year TO date, safes
have gained 16 per cent over the
like period last year
Volume in the apparel group
was A per cent higher in March
than a year ago, and for the year
to date the gain was ; per cent.
Miscellaneous stores, varying as TO
types of business, Improved their
March volume about % per cent
For the year to date their gain
has been 20 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
Lost Patience

The overwhelmingly impor-
tant fact, however, is that it has
been brought home both to en-
ployers and wage earners that
the American people have lost
patience with strike disrupting
national defense, and that Wash
ington as we'll as parties to labor
disputes have been compelled to
take note.
My opinion is that we are over
the worst of labor troubles, not
withstanding the continued I'M
settlement in the steel indsutry
and in the coal industry.
Although still more alarm
ing news may come from the
Balkans and perhaps from north
Africa in the next few weeks, I
still have faith that Hitler sooner
or later will be stopped and
eventually crushed.
A defeatist attitude isn't war
ranted.
Copyright 1871. by B. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
Health Exams for Cars

Health examinations for cars
that's the latest wrinkle
adopted BY the Pontiac Company
10 keep their customers happy
and give them care-free driving
for the Summer. Well-trained
mechanics and special, equipment
combine to diagnose any ills
known 10 motors. Engine and
combustion testers, like X-ray
machines. disclose what's going
on inside ofyour motor.
Some Of the results claimed
from these health examina-
tons" are improved gas mileage
and performance. TO say nothing
Of locating irregularities which
ray cause annoying and eXpen-
slve breakdowns on the road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
Market Resumes
Downtrend in
Early Deals
International New. service wiz,

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE
stock market was lower today,
continuing the decline of the last
few sessions.
Rails were comparatively steady
but losses ran 10 more than point
in other pivotal iSueS.s
Trading volume was light.
Bethlehem Steel slunped IL on
the-drs sale 10 a new low. Ameri-
can Telephone eased an ighth at
the opening and extended The loss
to s, in the next few trads.
United States Steel was firm.
Boeing Airplane United States
Rubber and General Electric were
lower. Chrysler dropped a half
DOlrt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
Erie OrdetsaCa

ENVFLANR Bpril II Eric
faiud3d Ias placed orders for
1900 NuINV ears costing nearly
s. 900 600 divided as follows
Pullman Standard Car Manufac-
turing Company 500 box cars
American Car and Foundry Com
pany, LOO auto, 100 furniture and
so covered hopper cars: General
American Transportation Com
pany. go hopper cars, and Green
Vile Steel Car Company. go gon-
dola and 30 fat cars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
Production of Paper
Close 10 g Per Cent

NEW YORK. April 14.-Rate Of
production in the paper industry
in the week ended April 5 was az
S2.9 per cent of capacity. accord
ing TO the American Paper and
Pulp Association index OF paper
mill activity.
This compared with 81 per cent
in the week ended March %. 1941.
and 749 per cent in the week
ended April 6. 1910. Production Of
paperboard in the week ended
April 5 was at SO per cent Of
capacity. compared with 81 per
cent in the preceding week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
Orders $4,000 Freight
Cars Switched 10 West

WASHINGTON, April IA
switch of $4,000 freight cars TO
western territory by June l TO
handle an anticipated heavy move
ment of Winter wheat and in
creasing defense traffic was or
dered by the Association of Amer
lean Railroads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
AT HsyRE M GRACE
Wheat, Corn Rise;
Oats Irregular

CHICAGO. April IL GNs) Wheat fu-
lures started SIC to 1c higher today. corr
unchanged to sc up and oats &c lower
to IL higher
WHEAT May, % a2i4c; July. e0i4 =
91e; September, 81 Y &c.
- CORN MAY ST.. q 6sc; July, 6sN q
6st4c. September. 5s&c
OATS New. MAY. 3sNc: July 35Ac'
sepiegber 2lAc. Old september. 81 O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
famed District Head

Appointment Of ". II. Jdhns1r
as Dodge district truck maD1Eer
in the Mansfield and-<FFTon, g,
territory is announced by J.. r.
Van Nortwick regional manager,
DODGE Brothers Corporation.
Johnson. who has been p resi-
{ NJ Of Detroit Tor many years.
haS had several years experience
j. the automotiye and tire busl-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
X Registrations

Michigan ranks second in
trai'e registrations in the
United States but is down 10
eleventh in trucks on the road.
according to the 1910 figures
compiled by the Commercial
Car Journal. There are 1907
trailers in the state against
III 500 trucks.
Te..fs is the leading truck
st0te and New York is
California leads in
~ations while Ohio
F-'v York leads in
With Michigan in sixth
=.
Chevrolet was the leader in
1910 truck registrations with
4.03s and Ford second with
1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
Bad War News
Hits Securities;
Labor News Good

conveying shipments to Britain
or other war areas by armed
United States ships, incidents"
precipitating our embodiment
would almost certainly occur.
CommonSense should convince
Congress and the American
people that such conveying
should not be sanctioned unless
we are prepared to fight, an
eventuality not to be lightly
courted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
DETROIT DECLINES

The national steel production
rate last week was unchanged at
90 per cent. Steel production adj
vanced 2I5 points at Cleveland to
1914 per cent of capacity, at Buff
falo 2 points to 90is and at Gin
cinnati y point to 81. Declines
were t3 points further at Detroit
TO 81 and points in New England
TO 80. Unchanged were Pitts
burgh at 102. Chicago at 101ia,
eastern Pennsylvania at 96, Wheel
ing at SO. Birmingham at 80, St.
Louis at 90 and Youngstown at 81.
The three composite price groups
of Steel are unchanged: Iron and
steel at S3S.15. finished steel at
$3.50 and steelworks scrap at
S19.15. the revised figure for the
preceding week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
Dividend Of 10 Cents
By PeninsuIar Wheel

Peninsular Grinding VIII e G ]
Company declared a dividend of
10 cents. payable May 20. to stock
of record April "a. A like amount
was paid on February Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
Scratches

At JAMAICA
Weather. cloudy; track. fast.
Second Race-Armagnae Goal.
Fourth Race-Aiiamuchy, Margaret
Reign.
sixth Rsce-Rennet. Head Sea.
seventh Race-Shansi.
At NARRAGANSETT PARK
Weather, drilling; track, fast.
First Race--kiltHNerse, Guyencourt.
second Race--tioid saxon.
Third Race-Riveriass, Leven % BeVen.
Fourth Race-Joe Pete.
seventh Race--Miss Sangamon. Ho.
Eighth Race-RhinE, Repercussion,
hhaNyam.
AT HtNRE NJ GRACE
Weather. cloudy; track, fast.
First Race-Neadow Pun.
second Race-Denote, Piaymore, In
noyia.
Third Race-Burner, Light Chatter,
Army Banners.
Fourth Race-Iante, High Name.
Fifth Race--Nar Minstrel.
sixth Race curt Dance.
Daily Double-f1rst and second races.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14

CHICAGO April Ems BUTTER
REJECTS. go Gao tube market. steady. i
Gers =H ENfrae - scorci. 32c. stand
sfIs. 30 score. ears. Sc. extra frsis tal
sHH 500 frsfs iss-s9 scorel. 81 q
u saccials ta3 searei. 32i, q nc.
FHEH Receipts % ge3 cases market.
oeat off current receipts 2Otic; fresh
extra firss oh o.. fresh firsts q =
af1r dirtfcs fstsc checks isA.c
eHFFgr Twins 17rf7hc. daisies.
ff|Hss arl IOuErnrrs 17A. DISC.
LIVE POULTRY closed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14

On week days enjoy the two
pages of comics and adventure
strips in the daily. Detroit
Times; on Sunday, the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics In COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
c. lahan Resigns

William G.. Callahan. editor -
Automobile Topics. a trade msg-
azine devoted TO ne automotIFe
industry. has announced MS
resirnai ou effective Tuesday
Callahan assumed The editorship
e Topics In September az which
time the publication was moved
frr n New York - Detroit.
70 was formerly managing
o. Aufomotive New.
'n has made no ANNOUNCE
cDF future plans
- Sewing Machine Corpora.
tic declared d dividend of 81
cents on the prior preference
stock. payable My ! 10 stock oI
-ecord April q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14

New York Central Railroad disclosed
for the two months ended Feb. IS, 1871.
net income Of So t2i 54s. equal 10 50
cents a share, against Sis1 4l2 or ,
cents a share IN the first two months
% 1910 The February net income was
81 3oi 2e4. against loss Of tsis,3s In
February. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
WEAKNESS CONTINUES

But the weakness continued
through Saturday when the war
news did not seem 50 discouraging.
The decline was general, and was
shared by all sorts of stocks and
bonds. notably by railway and
theater issues. 1t seems fairly
certain. therefore. that it was
caused by something more than
mere war news.
1t seems more nearly the truth
to say that the market is reflect
ing our entry into a regimented
war economy. The gains of the
German armies may contribute,
by indicating = long war. But the
main point is. that we are on the
verge of participating as COM
Blatant. and hat this means in-
creasing government control over
business.
This fact was dramatized by
the announcement of a new bur-
eau to engage in price-flxing. On
the one hand. the administration
seizes Greenland-that is what il
amounts to. On the other hand. il
takes control of all our commodity
markets. which is a threat OF
complete government manage
ment of our economy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
Detroit Poultry

Markft-steady. No quotations available
Saturday
FGCE- Easier Current receipts, 20h C.
undergrades. isha1SAc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14

Beatrice Creamery report for the nseal
year ended Feb. - 1871 shows a net
profit ~ 81 CSC. 500. equal - SO Is share
On the common. against 81 ese $40 or 50 50
a share In the previous year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
Toronto Stocks

TORONTO snrI - Markets eiosed
today in Observance = Faster Monday