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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-08-07
Tells How
10 Care For
Excess Wheat
Describes Easy Way of
Making Storage During
Present Emergency
GRAIN MUST NOT
BE PILED ON GROUND

BOZEMAN.-With critical
wheat storage situation already at
hand and with a near-bumper crop
being harvested in Montana, farm
ers who may be caught without ade-
quate permanent storage facilities
in elevators or on their farms are
urged to provide temporary stor-
age that will protect their grain
until it can be moved later to per-
manent storage.
This was the Recommendation OF
officials of the Montana Agrfcul-
tural Experiment station and Mon
tana Extenxion service ut maef-
ing held this week 1t Montana State
college to survey the present stor-
age situation.
It was pointed out that many
farmers who do not have perma-
nent storage available are PLAN
ming to pile their wheat on the
ground on the assumption that 1t
can be moved within 80 days or
so to permanent storage. However.
the officials say, there il no assur-
ance that such piled wheat can be
moved in 80 days, and leaving 1t
unprotected In the open offers too
great 4 risk.
A number Of suggestions are
made for Temporary storage space
and, OF course, the ingenuity OF
fArnerS will result in other meth
~.
One OF the most practical Of
thee il the fashioninR OF circular
cribs or bins out Of woven wire
ffeld fence. A double layer OF fenc-
tn ARMED a = wooden platform
Il circular share. With heavy build
mr. peper Or 4ar ipauer between the
thie5nepees 81 wire will make :
fairly xrain 4tinaat bin. a heavy
arsaee kFr. pta1efahH = or "a
flso61d 81 ND ND The es11I
security wired together. After Il 4
filled the bin should Be covered
with heavy paper and straw.
Such bins can BE- made In variou.
sizes and following are the apprUxi-
mate capacities. 10 feet in diameter
$50 bushels; II teot In diameter
$50 bushels; Il feet in diameter
800 bushels; ~ feet in diameter
$50 bushels; 10 feet In diameter
8I1 bushels. Farmers are cautioned
not to make such bins higher thar
four feet, or one tier OF fence
wire.
Other suggested temporary stor-
age methods include: Old building!
that can be made weather-tight ane
Rrain-tight at little expense, Stat
ted snow fence lined with paper ane
well braced, board panels SHAPED
into bins and covered, fence cor
ners having strong posts that car
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-08-07

According to X. A. Klehm and E.
j. Driear the line will run to the
Hoisington property near Leonla
but will not enter the town Of Le-
onia.
Current will be provided by the
Mountain States Power Company
through Standpoint.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-08-07
Electric Power For
Western Port Of
Lincoln County

A telegram from Jeanette
Rankin, member of congress
from the Montana First district,
filed at Washington on Tues
day, said:
Rural Identification Ad
ministration advises that allot-
ment Of S82 10000 has been
approved for Northern Idaho
Rural Identification Rehabili-
tation Association, Inc, to build
10 miles OF line to serve 220
members in Lincoln county,
Montana and in Boundary and
Bonner counties, Idaho"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
SATIT Str. MARIE

tP-W r Palmer. : 20 A. M Tuesday
~ s. Wilkinson lN.3e. International
~ 20 McDnugsH. Marsha, u 80 p m
e Schneider y T Weir 80 g. T
Kinney 2 Victorious 2 Mathewston
Reiss Bros s 30 n Williams z Mani
ltobs 80. r. c. seuber " Robins
C. NJ schwab s Fay Brown. Q Alabama.
p 90: e Campbell 10; Man,adcc 10 30.
y. r Durston Bunsen ~ W. c Ron.
srdson 4 p Widener. = m WeduCs-
day. y NJ Clemson Cen q. " Poe 8 60.
Mariposs Maia 4. ". Gallagher. 5 Phipps
8. n Way 30
DowN--PsuoH 20 a. m TUESDAY
Jupiter l. c Hanna O. Adriatc Elton
Hpy 10 so. W ] Oicolf. !. $ Morrow.
II. J = Ferris II 80; W A. Irwin ~ 90
~ m stadacons r. g Collins. Ccfus u
Houghton. 2 WIN Edenhorn Roebiing
2 30, -. q Kerr Marquette. Harvard
W. ". Holloway. Norway. . Lasale
Frontenac, 3 go Colnugwpod 7 n Block
O. $ Hebsrd A. y WoIvIr =
Miuch 80 Hindman. 8. Oularde G. a
Thompson " g Clyde Gao W X Wolf
O.. u Nixon. iO.3u. v Watson. e. T.
Baker. ~ Ontadnc q. x Fink. midnight
D. g. williams II 80 a M "Wednesday
johnson /. G a BLACK s T S. Thomr.
son, Arctufus, 230; Wcilandoc, r. =
Smith g. Berryton. Pathfinder. T.
Epson. W = Snyder Jr.. &. Capt Wilson
~ q HauweIl. selkirk. Wahcondah aO
Capt G. II Secord Krupp steel Vendor
6 20 King Sylvania. Z W. a. MoConagle
Norton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
So. Railway
Cuts Bank Debt

NEW YORK. July 16.-South-
ern Railway has reduced out
standing bank loans TO S8,000,000
by prepayment OF S1000,000
note due on Nov. ID, 1913. The
reduction followed a similar one
Of Sl,000,000 on June 16. with the
prepayment Of notes due in 1914.
Gross revenues of Southern in
June are estimated at approx
mately S10,900.000, an increase of
almost $3,000.00 over June. 1910.
In the first week Of July, gross
despite the holiday and the Spe-
.cial reduction in loadingS caused
by the vacation in the anthracite
fields and the short working week
in the bituminouS industry-is
estimated 10 have run between
81, 100000 and S2,4000O0. an in
crease Of between 5000 900 anc
$4,000 over the 1910 week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Marine News

Up Stephenson Manila 4:25 m Tues
dAy Dlenelg arrived. . i.eh Ign sos
Clarke a25 South Park arrived O.: steel
ton $50 Ben Ford Humphrey rs
Britt, Rs; Consumers Power s4G. Fer
bert q Jack arrived West arrived SIS
MauralCa. = 80 NeN0H arrived 40
sweden 100 Jim Brown. II 30. VIC
Mathef N -, Amazon. midnight Rsn
nFy u 30 y m. Wednesday y r. Rich
ardson - 20. NtEaunee y a. Hurol
arrived ~ Presque isie l.2d, TamDic
2 20. StAckhouae 2.3T' Taurus . 20 un
mond klkal. 30: Ironvood arrived. 80
Townsend f.05 Price McK.uney. AIS
Geo Crawford 80 !. r. Morse. $50
Barralton Pleasant arrived. $50 J. g
Alien. so Heekin cleared. 3 40 Pontiac
Is. Princeton 3 IS. Wood, 6.4o. p VI
Taylor 6 Mead cleared. $40; Paisley
. rs Tapiin Wills King 6 SO
down. Barrsllton Pleasant cleared 10
y NJ Tuesday; AiEocen arrived Hamutoc
Is 35- Parrpy sos. FAR. $40. " A
Reiss Dinkey, sos. Weofrur cleared
$40 Hennepin. 9 80. IA Belle. Vega IS
south Park. Gieneig cleared. 10 80. Elba
~ 30. FITCH cleared II ,aS. AussA stone
Tremaine cleareH tl'4n Chas Dick. II 50
Dunlap. midnight Croft 1915 p m
Merrell i.l0; Cadillac J so pent Mitchell
h SO. Marta cleared 2. Iaughlin 2 lt
Rarkhs instead Constitution cleared Hem
lock McDouEald 2f5 Billings 1850
Crescent civ arrived 2 To- Grand Island
ID 80. Tug Seneca Blue Line 40 1nt sr
rived. 40 Sener sos. Jas Davidson
.g.iS West cleared . %. Comet arrIvei
- saturn 40. Dahike arrived. 7.st
Cambria : 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Livestock Markets
III TRflI


CATTLE Receipts. 900; market active
ana steady choice 10 prime ieat3urs dry
fed. SO 50wli IS: good % choice yearinFs
DRY, fed Si0H l0 30. good 90 choice heays
Steers DRY fed. Si0n n faIr 90 good year.
ling' dry fed 80 81. 90 fair o. good heavy
steers dry fed ~ 50Il0. good butcher
steers and helfers - so 8, so. common
butcher cattle s. so : 20 best cows 81 Is
as ~ few real choice hlEhcr. good butcher
snd cutter COWS S7.2Sn -: Gamer COWS.
S5s8 So. old rims, 50 30 down best light
butcesT-anA hesNv Bologna bulls s. - 10
q2f few real shoire up 60 50 so: medium
weight bologna bulls Ssns55, urnt C1m-
mon bulls. 50 90 $50 stock bulls s. 50
as good 10 choice stocKefs Hnd feeders.
s. 50Dl2 common 60 FAIR stuckers and
feeders - ~ o., mixers and sprngcrs
S6Oaso
VEAL CALVES Receipts. 600. market
steady best calves SIS So. fair 90 ruod
Si2 -; seconds 81 30 u. cuis and com
mon S61e.
SHEEP AN9 LAMBS-R Receipts. 400
market prospects steady.
HOGS Receipts 200; market prospect.
10 10 - cents higher. no quotations avail
able early to-day Tuesday close follows
Receipt 300 market steady and active
good ana choice. 1Ou 20 Z30 lbs Sll 90.
$50 90 $50 los Slt-50. 1s0 60 200 Zoe.
Sii 30 $50 10 210 lbs, Sll 90. 2Tu 90 300
RS Sli 3d. heavies. 500 TO $50 los
Sii 20. $50 20 $50 lbs. Sii. 10. f1ughs
s. IS pgs and lights. Slo.75uli' stags
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Further Intrusion on Family Privileges

1t significant that the protest against this further intrusion
individual family
cluyey from For example the liberal
New Republic editorially
A further n personal ncome
tax Is that husband he compelled 10 make
This penalty those have
achieved financial independence well those married
whole
an
the single a
o follow n
and income her husbands TO do with
millions regularly
IL to the
IL he to
not
he combined exemptions OF individuals"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Detroit Produce

APPLES Illinois. mishel baskets, Y. s.
No /. 2-inch and up, Yellow Trans parents.
TIC u 81; "a Inch minimum. 75cg 81 Miohi-
gan bushel baskets, L. s. No. /, IA Inch
and up yellow Transparents, 81. 15n rs.
Truck receipts: Delaware. bushel baskets.
IL. s. No. /, Williams Reds, "a Inch and
up 81 So
CANTALoUPEs-salm meats: Arizona.
Phoenix District jumbo 27s. S2n2.50.
Jumbo 36s, 2.5od3 3. mostly 81 60 n Is
Jumbo ass. s2.e5a3. mostly 81 $50 70
Yuma District. generally ripe. Jumbo as,
80 l5a2.25; jumbo SOS. 50 900 so Jumbo
SIS ripe few oyerripe. 50 Is. Truck e
loeipts Indiana. cantaloupes, standard
Icrates 23s-36s 81 80.
HoNEYBALLs-Cshfornis. Jumbo crates,
Sos SO
Isl so standard o. 81 3011 rs; standard
l2s 81. 50mi IS: Arizona, Jumbo s., 81 ~
al So standard qs, 1909 J. rs standard
12s Si.60H175
cAULIFLowER-w sshiug ton, pony
crates l2s and larger, 50
CELERY Michigan. hghban crates -
. soc; flat crates s5e' punches. dozen
stalks 25a Csc
CUCUMBERs BusheI baskets Maryland
50 IS: generally good quality. SIS; ordi-
nary 70 far quality si.5o; large size
LETTUcE-L. A. crates. Iceberg tyne
lCalifornia, Salinas. dozen, N.30H 40
f-dozen SfT425.
fsS--buShfl phskttSa u = 40. u
Hale Havens. 2-inCh shd-up-- S2-25' Elher
tas. / 4 Inch and up. 50 Is; South Carolina
Golden Jubnees. I "a Inch minimum. 81 fOn
10 SO: 2-inch minimum 81 T502
POTATOES New stock 100 70 sacks
California T. S No. / washed Long Whites
50 50n27O: L. s. No. / washed Triumphs
|S2.15a2.20 fine quality 81 50. Idaho and
oregon Y. s No I washed Triumphs. -
T2l5. North Carolina and NlrEinia u :
No, unwashed Cohblers. 81 TNH 90
Missouri and Kansas fair 20 renerallv good
quality washed Co1hlers 81 30u -; faii
20 generally good quality unwashed Cob
hIsre SOL Is. =. :. No. ] unwashed
Trmmphs. ~ 65TlT5
TOMATOES 10 10. cartons repacked g
" q0c repaCked Tugs 81 SSq 90 ONO
Ihcthouse S-lb baskets medium size. 81 -
I 20 ordinary quality a. low as I5c. smHl
size 81 " zoe. original Jugs Califoruia Y. :
No green ripe and turning wrapped SKI
and larger 81 90 p 2: Tennessee 4. No
? gfeen ripe ard turning wrapped SNt
and larger qOcn 81 Missouri i2-ot. climax
baskets SI.2d. Michigan 12-d, climax
baskets 81 I5nf p
WATERMELONS Georgia and South
Carolina Tom Wstsons. per melon. 30 lhs
IS 70 soc 30 lbs Soc Is los. SOf SIC
Cuban Queens 20 lbs. zoe - ms Csc
% lbs soc 2s lbs % n soc Lee Cray
I2s lbs f0D soc. South Carolina Cannon
halls - ms 45I soc 80 his. soc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Hiram Walker
Boosts Profits

TORONTO, July Is. - Hiram
Walker-Gooderham e. Worts, Ltd,
and subsidiaries report for the
quarter ended May 81 net profit
in Canadian currency Of ST.
711.745. after income and excess
profits taxes, etc, equal. after pre-
ferred dividend requirements, 10
SIT a share on 72f004 shares of
common, compared with 81 .3Sl $40
or Sill a comomn share in the
May quarter of the previous year,
and Sl,418,629, or S1.76 a common
share for the quarter ended Feb.
%, 1871.
For the nine months ended May
81 last, net profit was S4,725, 694
equal 10 1884 share on common
against S4.319,858. or S5.3S a com
mon share for the nine months
ended Nav 81. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Aim TO Produce 3o4 Millions Annually

The motive disturbing established domestic rea-
onshp produce estimated additional federal
third expected proceeds
suggested further n
higher brackets each has
income Of $4,000 penalty the becomes
especially
But families of moderate auence the principle
For example, if a husband has of $4,000
from salary and investments the wife has
$4,000 under
law which permits the filing of tax returns their
bned provided they permitted TO file individual
would be Sl6 However, the proposed compulsory Joint RETURN
which bracket higher
would subject combined In
example compulsory would produce
much additional the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Newspaper Ad
Volume Rising

CHICAGO. July 16. - Retail
newspaper advertising during the
week ended July ) was Ga per cent
greater than during the CORE
spending week of last year, mark
ing the sixteenth consecutive week
in which this years figure has ex-
ceeded last year, Advertising Age
reported today.
The percentage OF increase is
based on reports covering all news
papers in SO major cities, which
published a total of 1873, 694 lines
of retail display advertising during
the week. compared with 14.073,-
2S7 lines during the same week of
1910.
For the 27-week period since the
of the year. newspapers
carried 557. $50, $50 lines of adver-
Using, compared with 524,470.131
lines during the same period of
1910, an increase of ga per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Auto
Graphs
World to Be Amazed
In Few Months by
Defense Efforts
BY sILER FREEMAN

Just a few months and the
world will be amazed and even
Berlin astonished by the results
OF Americas defense efforts.
That's not a prophecy, It's .
PROMISE" d. u. Bathrick, gen.
eral sales manager of Pontiac.
told the Sales Executive Club OF
New York.
Perhaps you haven't been ~
close to mass production - i
have, but when II gets rolling
the results are almost terrifying
I'm their immensely.
"Just a few months, just . few
more adjustments on the control
panel-and our land will swarm
with tanks, our war planes
darken the skies. our cities
bristle like pincushions with
guns"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Edison Output
Jumps Il Poi.

Total output Of the Detroit Edl-
son Company for the week ended
July i was 7s.59f000 kilowatt
hours, a gain OF 276 per cent over
the 81 ,618000 kilowatt hours OF
the corresponding week OF 1870
and a gain OF l2.S per cent over
the previous weeks. total OF Co.
gu 600 kilowatt hours.
Industrial output for the last
week was 3S2i0.000 kilowati
hours a gain OF 34.3 per cent over
the 28.463,000 kilowatt hours OF
the corresponding week of 1910
and a gam of 278 per cent over
the previous weeks total OF 30
81. 900 kilowatt hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
League
Elects )
DetrOiterS

Five Detroiters were named 10
high posts in the United States
Savings and Loan League, it was
ANNOUNCED today by President
Paul Endicott.
Walter Gehrke, president OF the
First Federal Savings and Loan
Association, was named a member
Iof the 1941 Federal section COM
lmittee, which arrangeS meetings
for the institutions 10 discuss their
problems.
Joseph G. Standard. president OF
the Surety Savings and Loan Asso-
'ciation, was appointed to the com
Imittee on housing for the group
which does a So, 500, DOC, 900 bust
mess.
Walter J. L. Ray, vice president
of the Standard Savings and Loan
has been elected chairman OF the
advertising and business develop.
ment committee and c. A. Whistler
secretary-treasurer of the Wayne
County Federal Savings and Loar
Association. is on the committee
on construction loan policies anc
procedures.
Fred p. Todd. secretary-treas'
urer of Surety, will serve on the
cup contest committee. which ar
ranges a nationwide public speak
ing contest on the savings and loar
business.
The national group will hold il:
lforty-ninth annual convention a.
Miami December 1-5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Cars to Be Better

Scotching any talk about In
ferior cars next year because Of
defense work. Bathrick stated:
IL can't speak for the whole
industry, but I will tell you
there will be some new materials
i'm the 1912 Pontiac made neces-
sary by defense requirements. ]
can say truthfully they Will BE-
just ~ good or better than
previous models.
81 am not selfish In this be-
cause I believe that there will
be no lessening in the quality Of
materials or workmanship In
any other make Of cars next
year."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Form Aircraft Branch

John w. Thomas, president Of
the Firestone Tire and Rubber
Company, announced today the
organization of the Firestone
Aviation Corporation with Leon
ard X. Firestone as president.
Wilbur Shaw. sales manager Of
the aeronautics division of Fire
stone, will occupy the same posi-
ton with the new corporation.
The management and opera
tons of the new subsidiary will
be centered in the Firestone
plants in Akron. and will be
devoted exclusively to the devel-
opment, engineering. production
and distribution of aircraft ma
terials and equipment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Huge Share of Program

Bathrick gave few figures on
the auto industry's part in the
defense effort.
According TO the most recent
figure, the industry In working
on $500. 100000 worth Of de-
Tense orders. General Motors
alone has $4,000, 900 worth.
AT Pontiac division our foun-
dry has been working at Is per
cent above capacity Ii hours .
day for the last year, turning
out motor blocks and castings
for army trucks. Foundry men
say you can't operate . foundry
on those hours. Well, we've been
doing 1t for nearly year now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Warfield Promoted

L. w. Martin, vice president
and general sales manager of
United Motors Service, has
named Thomas o. Warfield east
ern sales manager. Warield
succeeds Martin, who was re-
Gently made general sales man
ager.
Warfield was for IL years con-
nected with Delco-Remy in the
production and sales depart
ments previous to becoming as
ISOLATED with United Motors
Service as service manager Of
the Detroit branch early In 1882.
He has been manager OF the
Detroit branch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16

last Fall. one OF
the ma lOr I'M
.provement pro-
.poSaiS " d 5 the
$ &C urIng o I
more adequate
banking facilI-
ties for h s
0 IN p aratively
new an d fast
ow in & dis
.trict. bank Off
Gals stated.
L h @ n o w
branch is an at
.tlractiNe one
story building of
white stone. In
terror has been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Detroit Defense Work
Boosted a Millions

Detroit Industrial concerns TO-
day have orders t6taling 1880 $50
In the latest contract awards OF
the war department.
They were: Ford Motor Com
pany. one-quarter ton trucks
1871 $50; Fargo Motor Corpora
ton. one-half ton trucks. s. $50
$40, and Standard Tube Company
iorglngS. Sl09S 600.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferf0us
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division Detroit Spot 90 per cent
tin nominal, New York 70 37i5 future
tin 50 80 lake grade copper delivered
-tfTrrrTt - rrrrrrufvtrc vTlr- -rrrrt-rr fe-r-
~ ~. casting copper l. p. 81 LOUIE lead
; 10 81 Louis zinc 25 New York anti
mOny. 70. ViTgin aluminium H.
Tn slow. Copper and zinc actfve Ex-
port 100 Reeaie rumiust u so Lead
fuutioOk awaits negotiations for forcIgn
tmttsH. Free steruug exchange. f03 =,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Industrial Bank
To Open New
Unit Thursday

The Industrial National Bank
will open a new branch at East
Warren and Three-Mile drive to-
morrow. Eugene w. Lewis. presi-
dent, announced today. This is the
banks seventh office in the De-
troit area.
When the East Warren Business
Mems Association was organized
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Compulsory Joint Tax
Return Plan Protested
Rukeyser
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYsER
Intu Nan. Ssrxlee Erouo,nle Connuaeata tof

Prodgal spending by leads to strange compca
tons
Eleven years unbalanced already wrought
significant changes America setup effect making
private degree partly sociazed enter
prseS In instances pvenment tax collector takes
vast larger gross receipts than supply
the venture capital with which R tools of production acquired
Now in the new hunger pr additional revenue the House
husbands heretofore had the choice Of
making individual joint Eeturns serious social
problem The somber cueht bulletin of PrentceIia Inc
in audng possible ramfcations of this proposed
parture IN puckng the nations points out:
"'They divorced Sounds fantastic
this married
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
inventories Reported
Largest on Record

NEW YORK. July 16.-Manu-
facturers inventories have in
creased 81 100000 since the
defense program began in May.
1910, and are now the largest on
record. both in dollar value and
physical volume, the Department
of Commerce has estimated in q
special survey Of inventory &C
cumulation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Farmers Market

APPLICATIONS. fancy. S2.25 busfel
No. 1, Sl,50a LIS: Northern Spy, fancy,
- ou NO. !. sl.25n l.5o; No. 2. 75cG
steele Red fancy, xl.75 bu. No. /. si2:
p l.5O; No. 2. 75c; Trsnsparents, 81. so bu.
NO !. soc n 81 rs bu. no. 2. $50 75c.
BEANs--Green, fancy. s2a225; No.
81 20 30; wax, fancy, 81 n2.25; No. !
~ 25n 70: horsebeans, No. 1. sI.e0qi. rs
! BLACKBERRIEs-F $3.50 a4-quar
crate. No. /. S375a425
VEGETABLE GREENs-RomaIne. 4Oa
SOC; escarole. No. I. 40d SOC bu endive
No. 1. SinI25 bu: No q 7sc. sorreI a.
~ q soc bu mustard. 30a soc bu turnips
No. ]. 3Ofi 40c bu. spinach No 4 500
l75c; leaf lettuce No. l. 500 Csc bu. col.
lards. No 1. IS soc bu.
HEAD LETTUCE-No, 4. s5T eOc m
No. 2 asa soc bu.
AsPARAGUS-Fancy. e0c SIPS doxer
ounehes No. 1. 6oa Toe No. 2 4oa soc.
BEETs-No. /. 500 4oc dozen punches
cABBAGE-Fancy. sI.25 bu.: No. I. 80
ISL; No. 2. CSC; red, No. /, 25ai75.
cucUMBERs-No. I. $3.50 a . bu.
BR Roco%s !. $1,000
No. !. 3Oa soc sti5Gi.35 bu.
CAULIFLowER-No. /. sl.5oa2 bu.
No. !. $50 35c; no. ?. 15c
CELERY RooT-No. /. 75casl
:, cELEdR.Y.Fancy, 4oG soc don. punches
cHERRIEs-sweet. fancy 81. No /
$50 $50; No. 2 81. 80 l6-quart case sour
SWEET CoRN-Fahcy 20 ii s0c 5-dozer
sack No. J, 50n SOC No. 2. $50 4Oc.
crate. S"A''
DILL--40G SOC dozen punches.
EGGs-Large. Sio.25010.75 30 dozer
case; medium, Se25ne75.
GoosEBERRIEs-No. /, s2a2.5o 24-qt
HUcKLEBERRIEs-N I. s5.75me2.
2i-quart crate; No. ?. s5d525.
KOHL RABi-No. 1. 24a 4oc dozer
punches
LEEKs--No. I. 75ca$I dozen punches
oNIoNS-Green. No. l, 351 soc dorer
punches; dry onions. No. i, Si35qI.7.
50-lb sack; No. q 81.
| PARsLEY--4Oa soc dozen punches.
PARSLEY ROOT-No l. 45T55c bu
PEAS-No. /. S1.25dl5 50 bu No. 2, 81
PEPPERS-Green. soc peck basket
POTATOES fancy, 81 so bu.; No
y. 81 l5a .35 hu.; No. 2, so 75c bu.
No. !, $50 soc bu.; No. 2. ASA soc.
! PoULTRY-Hers. live heavy breeds. 2,
n 22c ID. leghorns. lsa zoe: broiiers
heavy. % 24c n; leghorns. 20 22c ID
RADlsHES-Re No. /. 45G soc done,
lunches; No 2 Csc: long white. No. 1
IS SOC dozen lunches
/ RASPBERRiES- Black No Y s4T45,
2i-quart crate; No. 2. s3H3.50: red, fancy
IS so; No. /. S475H525: No 2, 81 so.
/ RHUBARB--No. !. ash 35c doz punches
/ RUTABAGAs-No. !. son 75c
hu-- No. ., i0e; Italian. No.i. 7sc a s;
peck basket, No ?. soc.
TOMhToES-outdoor, No. I. sI25nIS
14-Ih. basket; No. 2 81 dollhouse fancy
I 81 80: No l. H.75d2 No ?. $50.
TURNIPs-No. ]. 35 q soc don. punches
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. 1. soca s,
dozen punches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Hint Court Likely TO Uphold Decision

Before the Supreme Court had been reconstructed held
unconstitutional similar provision in Wisconsin law But
vang IS that the Supreme Court would be likely
uphold whatever final Congress makes regarding
This compulsory proposal Is aimed at conditions in
muny and elsewhere where wNeShaNe inde
pendent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Crude Oil Output
Increases in Week

NEW YORK. July 16.-Crude
oil production In the United States
IN the week ended July y is esti-
mated by the Oil and Gas JOurna
AT 3,S74 $50 barrels daily. an in.
crease Of DDS $50 daily over tho
preceding week.