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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Farmers Market
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

APPLES Delicious. fancy, S225 bu:
No. l. 81 500 75i Northern spys. fancy,
- bu. No. !. Sl,25M ]. SO: No. 2, 75c q 81
Mcintosh. fancy, .75m2 bu; No. /. .25
q 30; No. 2 75c n 81 steele Reds, fancy.
81 70 bu' No. !. 81 250 100; NO. 2. 500
VEGETABLE GREENS Romano. SiH
rs bu.; escaroIe So 25 bu.; sorrel, "a
~ soc hu kale. 50 ~ 15c bu mustard. 80
p 65c btu turnips 6iu 7jc spinach. No /
80 75c No ? 80 y a5c leaf lettuce 35n
aoc lolh. basket 65a75c bu.; collards.
HEAD LETTUCE si2sp175 bu; No.
ASPARAGUS Fancy socasi doz. bch.
No. l son 75c No 2. -ilM i0c.---
soc bu
cABBAGE-Green. 81 hu.
CARRoTs-No. l. 75caSi bu.; No. 2.
CELERY RooT-No. !, 7scasi bu.
EGGs-Larse. Ssas.5o 3O-dol. cas-,
medium. S7.25u7.75.
HoRsERADisH No. /. S225d275 bu.
KoHtRABr -stai25 dor bchs.
LEEKs-No /. 400 SOC dor behs
ONIONS DRY 30 ms No. 1. SIG so
No /, 80 = zoe No a, SIC doz bcbs "
/ PARSNIPss No L. g. Soc bu.
! PARSLEY ROOT 5o0 7jc bu
! PLANTS Flat Flower. e5 75c: veee-
pot Aa' rsusies. CSC 81.
POTATOEs-No. /, 80 n s5c. 40. 2. $50
IJ0c
POULTRY Hens i've heavy breeds,
I20 NJ &c To-. leghOrnS 1sd zoe hrolers
h.syy' n = 25c ID; ieghons. 1o12le Id.
RADIsHEs Red. S1a115: No !. 7sc
@Sl dot bchs No. ?, csc; long white
RHURtRB- Outdoor. 25 s5c doz. bch.
J RUTABAGAS No. L. 80 73c bu
/ STRAWBERRIES Fancy 81 5O8y5
No. l. 81 5014 2i.qt crate No. >. SO
! TOMATOES Ho,house. No. / x2T513
No >, 50 Alb basket
TURNIPs-No. !. 35qs5c dor. bch,.
No ?. s5c
VEGETABLE OYSTERS No. I, soc .
81 doz bchs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Coal toddings
At Year S High

CLEVELAND, June p Load
ings OF bituminous coal into YES
sells at lower lake ports during the
week ended May % were AT the
highest level Tor any Week ms
year amounting 536473a=tans7
comparing with 1855, $50 tons in
the preceding week and 1.S13,0l3
tons in the corresponding week a
year ago.
For the season 10 date. dump
ings amounted TO 6.0S2 APT tons as
against l0.349,3l7 tons year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Spiral Started

Farm prices are inflated.
Wages are inflated. A "vicious
spiral" is already resulting from
the interaction of the two. As
wages rise. the cost OF the things
the farmer buys must rise. Then
p The farmer must get higher
parity prices, which raises the
living costs Of urban labor and
some OF the raw materials they
work with. Thus the circle il
complete.
NOW what about profits and
the stock market? Can initiation
he limited To labor and farm
prices. Are all prices to rise
except the prices of equities in
the corporations which hire the
laborers and directly or indi-
rectly buy the farmers prod
uctS?
Perhaps there are some who
think 80. To me. however, such
a condition seems practically
impossible. and this Is one of
the chief reasons l expect stocks
10 rise eventually.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Encouraging Outlook

Here MS encouraging snap
shot of today's agricultural and
economic conditions in the ma
tons Vastest state:
Texas Is so large I'm area and
diversified in interests that
general statement Is not always
accurate as to the state as n
whole. However, this Is one
time when the statement that
conditions are good will apply
TO the entire state.
Just as the little red school
house I'm Texas has given way
to cOmmodiOus brick and con-
crete buildings In practically
every school district, the made
quate and makeshift farm
homes Of past years have given
way to comfortable farm houses.
producers of beef and dairy
cattle, sheep and goats, in all
sections, are i'm better condition
than for many years. Few
livestock men can recall when
the ranges and animals were I'm
better condition.. and the de-
mand and prices so favorable.
Wool and-mohair- likewise are
bringing substantially higher
prices than n year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Drivers League Expands

The younger Ford reported on
the progress of the Drivers
League. now in its second year.
There are three times as
many members enrolled In the
league this year." he stated.
Last season only boys of high
school age were eligible. This
year girls as well as boys are
taking part In the expanded pro-
gram.
1--WE are trying to encourage
youth tn drive better and we
believe that the various league
tests will go long way In that
direction"
National finals in the compe-
tition will be held at Dearborn
in August. State contests are
scheduled in July.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Vicious Spiral
Of Initiation
Already Started
By LEWIS HANEY
Professor 81 TeeDonlics. New York

niyrrshy
One Of the most interesting
phenomena Of the time is the
way that the various convcn-
tions OF bankers listen politely
10 The professors Of economics
who address them on the neccs-
si,y that the country pay its
way" in the defense program
and then applaud the speeches
Of fellow bankers who pledge
plenty OF credit for the same
program. The professors say
There must be no initiation
The bankers tell the govern
ment: we have plenty OF credit
use US"
At the same time some gov
eminent officials are warning
against rising commodity prices.
while others are dong all IN
iheir power 10 put prices up.
ON the one hand, some FIX cell
ing" prices on cotton yarn while
others boost the price OF raw
eettan and labor
The thoughtful observer must
cct the impression that many OF
those concerned do not know
what initiation is or understand
what j. now gong on 10 Drlng
il about. Accordingly. il Is not
improbable that price initiation
has already been well started
before most of those who talk
against il know what has hap
pencd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Conso|. Paper 10 Pay
Interest in Cash

MONTREAL, June u. L.
Belnap. president OF Consolidated
Paper Corporation. Limited, states
that directors have decided that
interest on the 5la per cent first
mortgage bonds, due July ,. 1871,
will toe paid in cash. In the past,
interest has been paid in capital
stock Of the company at the rate
of five shares per $1,000 bond.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Auto
Graphs
Edsel Ford Urges
Drivers to Be
Good Sports at Wheel

With every section of the
country counting its Memorial
holiday weekend death toll.
Edsel Ford went on a coast-to-
coast radio program to urge
Americas young drivers to be
good sports behind the wheel
of an automobile. AS head OF
the Ford Good Drivers League,
he cautioned against careless
ness.
"A bad driver, young or old.
never really enjoys driving" he
continued. "And, OF course, his
passengers can't get much fun
out OF II either"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Paper Output
Exceeds 100 Pet.

NEW YORK. June 2.-Produc-
ton OF paper in the United States
ran above 100 per cent in the week
ended May "a.
Output was at the rate Of zoos
per cent of capacity, according TO
the American Paper and Pulp
Association index of paper mill
activity.
This compared with 9S.S per
cent in the week ended May II,
1909 in the week ended May 10,
and 1901 per cent in the week
ended May 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Social Debate

Thus, new use for adver-
Using is its employment as a
device in social debate of con-
troversial economic subjects.
McLaughlin's methods are open
and above board. and his vigor
in meeting issues, instead OF
lodging them, is refreshing in
light of the "hush, hush atti-
tude in other quarters. Nc
Laughlin has made effective use
of policies set forth by this
writer in July. 1888, in his bro
chure entitled, Sell the bust
ness as well AS the product"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Cites Stocks, Bonds

Something Of this is 10 be seen
in The relative position OF stocks
and bonds today As in 19l4-l5,
stocks are relatively low IN
price. and many stock yields are
now higher IN comparison with
bond yields than al any time
I'm the other war
With a plethora Of uninveSied
funds and many good stocks
selling az only four times earn
ings per sharc. or less the time
when business enterprise can
participate with labor and agrl-
culture in initiation cannot be
Far distant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Healthy Economy

II il is To be assumed that
such critics are sincere IT Is APP
parent that they fail 10 recog-
nize that a healthy economy IS
one i'm which there Is an unln-
terruptcd flow Of goods and
services from maker 10 user.
Advertising luhricateS the pro-
cess and helps 10 obvlate malad-
juStments which choke the eco
nomlC stream.
Competitive or not. advertise
ing rcScues products from the
hazard of public apathy, which
is deadly 10 prosperity
In meeting the challenge TO
utility advertising. s. b. Will
liamS. editor Of Electrical World,
significantly points out;
Utility advertising Is partly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

On the subject of who has the
right Of way. Sherman said:
For the expert driver. there
IL just one fellow who has the
right of way--the other fellow.
The only man who can he sure
OF the right OF way IL the rail-
way engineer and even he can't
always be sure that some care
less driver may not charge onto
the tracks without looking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Suits Passengers Mood

Ray Sherman. lecturer on
driving and safety traffic, was
on The same program with Ford
and made pertinent observations
on safety:
a skilled driver must have
sound knowledge of traffic con-
ditions. He feels a special re-
sponsibility for his passengers.
He drives to suit their moods.
II they're nervous, he exercises
great caution.
when skilled driver
watches an unskilled driver, he
feels snrry- foF-hip, -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
'AFL Cooperation
PLEDGED by Green

WASHINGTON. June 2.-Wil-
liam Green. president OF the
American Federation of Labor, to-
day pledged the cooperation OF
100000 AFL workers in Presi-
dent Roosevelt's call for full de-
Tense product ton under the
national emergency.
I'VE pledge our cooperation.
our services and our devotion"
Green stated in an editorial in
he American. Federationist,
AFL official organ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Chrysler's Record Gains

Chryslcr's unit gains in pas
senger car registrations for the
current year arc the largest in
its price class. Figures pub
liShed by Automotivc News and
covering all As states for Janu-
airy and February, AZ states for
March and "a states for April
show that Chrysler gained 5S.2
per cent in this period. as
against the same period last
year. This compares with 26
per cent for the manufactures
leading the industry in registra-
tons and So per cent for
Chryslers leading price COM
petitor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Dividend, New Head
For Wolverine Tube

Wolverine Tube Company has
declared a dividend of - cents on
common stock. payable June 30 to
stockholders of record June 16.
The company paid 10 cents on
March 81. c. c. Limbocker. chair
man, has also been elected presi-
dent. succeeding ii. j. Hooks in
latter post.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
EARNINGS

National Power and Iight Company
showed Tor the - months ended February
as net income % Ss7f s2i. equal 20
St33 share on the common stock
against a net income OF 1888. 500 or
81 Is share on the common IN the ~
months ended Feb 2s 1870.
Waukesha Motor Company reported for
the nine months ended April 30 a net
PROFIT ~ $500 Ills equal 20 $3.50 A share.
against S43O. 21s nr 81 n7 A share for the
nine m4nths ended Apfil 80. 1870
tity stores Company disclosed for the
quarter ended furI SO ClnsOl dated ret
profit - e213 100 before provision Tor
excess prohs tsN equal o. y cents q
share IN Tho common againsf Nil los ~
cents share In the April quarter OF
the previous year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Honor R. E. OIds

r. f. Olds. famed auto pio-
neer, will receive an honorary
degree of Doctor Of Engineering
from the Michigan College Of
Mining and Technology on
June 8.
Olds built the first three
wheeled horseless carriage 81
years ago and half a decade
later produced a four-wheeled
automobile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Sdfewdy Stores Plans
To Enter n. Y. Area

NEW YORK. June 2.-Safeway
Stores. Inc. it is understood, is
carrying on negotiations for the
acquisition of Daniel Reeves, Inc,
which operates chain Of grocery
stores in New York City and vicin-
Iity. Acquisition would mark the
first appearance of Safeway in the
New York Metropolitan area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Were in JAM Says Anzae

SIDNEY, June 2.-tINS)-With
the statement that we're in the
greatest jam this country and the
British empire ever have faced,
Herbert Evay, Laborite member
of the Australian advisory war
council. today appealed for COM
plete mobilization of all resources.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
). O. Indiana Builds
7 New Gas Pipe Lines

NEW YORK. juno 2.-Stand-
ard Oil Company of Indiana has
started construction of two gaso-
line pipe lines from Burlington
Junction. Mo. TO Des Moines, Ia,
and from Council, Bluffs. Ia, 10
Sioux Falls. s. ID. Work has also
been started on two pipe line
terminals and tank farms at Des
Moines and Sioux Falls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Air|ines Making Sharp
Earnings Recovery

NEW YORK. June with
April traffic % per cent above a
year ago. airlines are making a
sharp earnings recovery from the
weather-curtailed first qua ar Pr.
Should traffic increase continue.
the current period may put the
airlines in the black for the first
half,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Firm
PAYS 621 Cts. a Share

has declared dividend of 621a
cents share. payable June 16 to
stockholders Of record June 2.
Bondholders Management, Inc,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Dividends

Waukesha Motor Company de-
ciarcd the regular quarterly dlyl-
dend of - cents. payable July /
to stock of record June Ia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Commercial Credit Company de.

clared the regular quarterly divi-
dend Of - cents on the common.
June 30 to stock of rec
ord June 10.
Bond Stores, Inc. declared the
regular quarterly dividend Of 40
cents on the common. payable
June Is 10 stock of record June g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
CHANGES NARROW

Elsewhere changes were mar
row. Coppers. electrical equip
ments, tobaccos. rubbers and mo-
tors were steady to r shade higher.
Oil, rails and utilities were
mixed.
Consolidated Edison slipped 10
new low for the year. while Gen.
eral Motors equaled its l941 bot
tom before meeting support.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

Paramount Pictures. Inc, de-
clared dividend of 20 cents on
the common. payable July ! TO
stock of record June II. The com
pany paid similar amount in
pTi1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

Wayne Pump Company declared
"a dividend OF 80 cents, payable
July / 10 stock of record June 20.
The company paid similar
amount April !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

a. NJ. Byers Company declared
a dividend of S2.07 on the pre-
ferred. payable July l TO stock
of record June Ii
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

Motine Manufacturing Company
declared a quarterly dividend OF
IS cents on capital stock. payable
June 20 TO stock of record June 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
sTEELs STRONGER

Steels also were prominent on
the slight advance. United States
Steel was up almost a point for
a time while Bethlehem, Crucible,
Republic and Youngstown Sheet
and Tube each moved up frac-
tionaiiy.
Eastman Kodak stood out with
a runup of a point. Lima Locomo-
tive did nearly as well.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

Time, Inc, declared an interim
dividend of 50 on the common,
payable June 10 TO stock of record
June 5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bongard 4 Co"
Vlndsor. Prices in cents. Noon quotations.
Evening star., 1941-09-14
By Logan Reavis.

repair facilities and supplies and air.
planes.
The division is composed Of 10000 to
$4,000 men with some 5000 motor We
hicles The mobile equipment is divided
into a reconnaissance group of so ar
mored cars and a company of motorcycle
infantry; tank brigade of two regi-
ments composed of 400 to 450 light and
medium heavy tanks; rife brigade
and supply echelon.
The reconnaissance group may en-
ploy machine guns and mortars.
The rifle brigade, as reported organ
lied in the early 1910 panzer division,
comprises an infantry regiment, an anti
tank battalion, an artillery regiment, an
engineer battalion and signal company.
The engineers and the signal men are
important units. The engineers carry
supplies, including boats for crossing
streams, materials for constructing pom
toon bridges, demolition materials,
barbed wire cutters and possibly doodle
bug" devices for detecting buried mines.
The signal complement has its usual
duties. together with the important re-
sponsibility of summoning and MAIN
tanning communication with the dive
bombing Stukas. One account places 81
of these planes within the direct control
of each divisional commander.
The nght-medium and the heavy
medium tanks have been most common
ly used by the Germans. The former,
weighing 18 to 20 tons, carries 37mm
gun and machine gun, 1t Is manned by
crew of four, is rather heavily armored
Evening star., 1941-09-14

give a bond besides, say for g thousand
or so, to be forfeited every time guest
ate toadstools.
History tells us that the big shots OF
ancient Rome used to give magnificent
banquets in which mushrooms had one
of the places of honor. Perhaps the real
reason why certain country home owners
insist on serving their ofttimes trembling
guests mushrooms is an unconscious de-
sire to be as important as those old
timers. They seem to forget one thing;
Nero, Caligula and others Of that care
less era were able to get away with it
because of an immense advantage they
had, now gone with the wind.
When the major-domo came in from
the woods with a basket of dubious
fungi and set them before Nero, recon-
mending them as part of the smOrgas-
bord for the coming feast in horror Of
the marriage of his niece Scrofula, Nero
would say, Are these good? Have you
tried them?"
Jupiter forbid, sire!" the steward
would say. "I know better than thatl
Has your majesty a spare slaye?'
"Hmmm, let me see," Nero would say,
deep in thought. What was the name
of that scum who failed to laugh st
one of my jokes last week? Oh, yes,
Boobus. Call him in"
1t was as simple as that. If Boobus
pulled through after eating a plateful,
the mushrooms were okayed. If he
didn't, he was buried, and the toadstools
were saved for another feast, in honor
of Ambitius, who was suspected of hav-
ing designs on the throne himself.
So give us break, you mycologists
Remember that with the abolition of
slavery the only sure-fire test evaporated.
If you still cannot resist the urge to
foiSt fungi, at least be decent enough to
live dangerously and try them yourselves.
"a hours before you hear the first plain
tive peep of guest.
Evening star., 1941-09-14
Fun With the Fungi
By Basil Gordon.

America is peace-l loving, and no one
here suggests that we "live dangerously"
as was recommended by Mussolini just
before his army absorbed enough dan
ger from the British to last long while
and then some. Yet in some ways We
do live dangerously or at least take fool
chances for rewards incommensurate
with the risk, largely because we are
afraid of being called sissies, or rude, if
We refuse.
Take as an example the deadly peril
which arises from the amateur mycolo-
gist. Mycologist, for those who do not
know, is highbrow name for mushroom
fancier, or one who has fun with the
fungi-and with his guests who consider
themselves under a moral obligation to
accept his word and on his recommended
ton eat whatever he provides.
OF course, Emily Post does say that the
well-bred guest will enthuse over the
hosts hobbies, and especially will never
refuse edible delicaCies. But have a
heart, Emily, have heart! Put in a
EOOul tIlC bOdNAStOOA
situation Make it socially o. K. to look
the host right in the eyeball, when he
insists on your eating some dubious
looking fungus, to tell him to go to
blaZes.
And let no stigma of cowardice, as at
present, be attached to the refusal OBJ
tain from the War Department, the
Carnegie Foundation and other sources
a list of the country's hundred outstand-
ing heroes and heroineS, from Sergt.
York down, and get them to announce
publicly that they are scared stiff of
unidentified mushrooms, and would
sooner charge a machine gun nest any
day than eat them.
Also, pharmacists have to have Ii
censes granted only after intense study
and the passage of practical examina-
tions. Why should not that other dab
bier in poisons, the amateur mycologist,
have to have license, too? Let him
Evening star., 1941-09-14

Across the ragged map of Europe
stretches the bloody trail of the hardest
hitting, most sinister fighting unit yet
designed for man for land operations
the panzer division.
1t probably was not until the fateful
days of May, 1910, when the Germans
crossed the Meuse and broke into France
at Sedan, that the allied generals finally
perceived they were faced by military
innovation more dangerous even than
the mobile 42-centimeter guns which
racked the Liegian steel cupolas in the
World War.
To be sure, neither motorization nor
mechanization was new. There had
been tanks, motor trucks, cycles and
planes before but it took the German
aptitude for organization and tactical
employment to evolve a system of CO.
ordinated attack which largely has
smashed old principles of defense.
AS with the phalanx of Alexander or
the elephants of Hannibal, the concept
of the panzer attack is to break through
the enemys defenses.
The German word panzer refers to
armor plating and applies directly to
tanks used as the spearhead of the
offensive thrust, But To the tanks are
added fast aggregation of motorcyclists
and armored cars for advanced scouting:
infantry carried by trucks for quick CO.
ordination with the tanks; mobile ma
chine guns and artillery; motorized
transportation of engineers equipment,