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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Army Ammonia
.P dnt Ordered

Los A ANGEL rs Aae.. Is. a
contract for the design and con-
SiructIon Of S17O00,00o plant in
the Middle West for the manufac-
ture of ammonia for the United
States ordnance department has
been awarded by the Hercules
Powder Company 10 the Bechtel-
McCone Parsons Company, Los
Angeles cngIneering firm.
According 10 John a. McCone
president Of the latter orgauizd-
iion, actual construction OF the
plant. the exact location of which
WRIT -UUU- BE- announced. VIII start
within 30 days. Plant capacity is
20 pe 80 tons of ammonia day.
lhe senlue output 10 be used in
,f5anUfaeture Of smokeless powder
anduther explosives for the United
State Army, with whom Hercules
ii4t55t- a. operating agreement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Utility 70 Pay
in
Edison Stock

NEW YORK, Aug. % North
American Company declared a
dividend on the common stock
payable October ! in the form OF
shares of capital stock of the De-
troit Edison Company, at the
same rate as the dividend paid
July |.
Payment Of this dividend Is
subject to the approval of the Sc
curities and Exchange Commits
sion and. if so approved, it will
be payable 10 common stock
holders of record September 10
at the rate of one share of De-
troit Edison stock for each sc
shares of North American com
mon stock held. No certificates
will be issued for fractions OF
shares Of Detroit Edison stock. In
lieu thereof, fash will he paid ~at
the rate of 40 cents for each one
fitch of a share Of Detroit Edi-
son stock based on the curren,
market price of $50 per share.
The letter explains that tho
dividend in the form of Detroit
Edison stock is not a distribution
out Of North Americans capital
or capital surplus and is not a par
tial liquidatlng dividend. The divi-
dend is charged on the books OF
the company TO its earned surplus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Detroit Produce

Trading was light az the Detroit Union
Produce Terminal this morning IN fresh
fruits and vegetables. Cantsloupes were
weaker. Iceberg lettuce was steady peach
market vas about steady. onions were
cuh potatoes continued dull All stock
quoted is good quality and condition TN
ess otherwise stated.
APPLES Virginia bushel boxes T. s
So. 2ia-tn minimum Northwestern
Greetings 81 Michigan bushe boxes and
'bashel crates L. s No. ]. ~ in mini.
mum. weslthys 75a s5c Won Rivers.
eashel boxes. a-ln. minimum. fair quality
CANTALoUPEs- salmon Meats. can.
fortla Jumbo crates. 27s. 50 f013 mostly
around y IS jumbo 3es. 50; Jumbo 45s
So - Michigan Honey Rocks and Hearts
Iof Cold crates 1O"xl0" 70 l2'Xl2" l2s
To- JOS according 20 size S1Gl25
HONEYBALLs-Cahf Jumbo crates
36s and ass S275r3.
YDEws-Arzona crates 'umbo q.
ard IS and standard s. far 20 good quail
ty 81 5J California Jumbo Sc and SIS and
standard ss Si.75 standard lbs. SIS
LETTUCE California Los Angeles
crates Iceberg type, Salinas section.
3 zen. - 7545; fair quality. 81 IS:
.G-7eH. Si25a465
4 Onions -5O-lb sacks, Idaho. Z s 30
sweet spanish 3-in and larger, 81 s..
30 - mostly Si.75; 2-in and larger
81 25 L No ! Whites. $50 Gin. and
lows So 2-ln anc larger. s5c. 1850
.2-.n and larger, sOcp5i; 2. in. mini
Num. 81 35
1 PEACHES Ri nsks Z s No / -.
diana Eihertas. pa in. min. SIS. III
rois Elbertas 2-in min. generally good
ICoudition. 90. Hales 2.ln. min. SHOWING
some decay 81 So virginia Ebertas. 2HR
m.n and up. mostly Up 81 So "a l.s5 Wesi
Virginia Elberias. Gin min and Up, bgf
Icolor 81 %. Michigan Elbertas 2-in. min.
Isl 5u bu crates. 4 : No !. 2-in. min
/ S1-a5ti 80. Hale Ravens T. 5. No / bu
Ibskts.. 2-in min. 81 asa IS. bu crates
- in. min, Si25. bu. boxes and crates
I2-in min. SlHl.40; South Ravens bu
crates Gin. min. 81. - in. min. Soc
/ PEARS California Tugs Bartletts 81 O.
70 ? ~ boxes Bartletts. 81 so az 80 Mich
iran Bartletts, L :. No l. bu. bskts
? IN. min Sise0: fair to generally good
quality. 81 65. pin. min, ~ 40; bu crates
u "a I'm. min, 81 SO; gin, min, fair quail
'ty 81
/ POTATOES iOo-lb. sacks California
Long Whites L s No L. washed - %
wash.neto.n, Long Whites T. No. !
washed 81 30; Idaho and oregon Lone
Whites u, :. No /. washed, S225q2 So
Idaho Russet Purbanks T. r. No /
washed 50 25u2.35 Nebraska Cobblers
~ s No. / unwashed and washed 81 n
al go, New Jersey Chippewas. T.. s 30
~ unwashed Sl25p1 80. few higher
Michigan Cobbers T. $. No. l. unwsshed
S1-i0at 25. Mchigns Chippewas fair &c
good quality unwashed few sales 81 -
SWIFT POTATOES Porto Rican.
hu ctstes 4 No. ]. $3.50 n so. mostly
Isl IS. Texas Porto Ricans bu crates
ti : No $3.50. Tennessee Porto Ricans
ibu crates u. $ No. l. 81 7Odl.7j hu
hampers Nancy Halls, generally good quail
~ 6ofi.65.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Marine News


- T-s Ar1es-M, lAs 7bArees No' 7s-
and $40 er4red SIS B. n Monaay Dh-
~art Aikan DIS clyde 90. JenKrs
S 30, CaisAf.au cleared 900, AlFopas
Cornelius 6eS " r Wntt . 31 IahtKs
feared . 45. PlckanGs 7.l5. MsccubreN
T 20, Mac Phetsln. 7-tS. walters. Car1-
Jus NeN1il arrived 90 Durston ~
augustus 2 a. WOOD cleared 10 Cam.
tfIa 10 30s Fiudlay HOB. y 3 WA8act
J 70 Morgan. y % a. ~ T-sslAN
Hsrrfleh arrived II 81 sweden. nt
Mazda arrived as. Pafralfan.s.ep A..
-iAed Z ~ Dunn lf. 20. Arens q E.
Drre- 55 Fleetwood arrived
son rra arrived $40 Rs~tlme. fff cn
tonre.y sos Hgmrck Crystal afr.ee
s. ~ MrFarand 81 Hsnnepn 49,
Jats Davids1n. = f5 n TAYLOR arrives
80 on. " Allen cleared l0.lt.
Monday c5saes, arrived ) so SO sierra
cieated ~. J @. Williams 90 Num
rck-C5s,al cleared 40 shasta 90
Martha Allen arrived Is. Tahoma. 80
rey Pope D.: Dick cleared Croft 50
Fitzgerald New Haven Socnny $40 Zen
th city safnon'e 9 ~ Coruesut clearei
ie.Q3 kppmeisr cleared. W A. irsIn
Earos-Iaaha cleared II 80 wescoat
~ Lebanon y 20 a m Tae.dayy
InEaus cleared - - Byers. CyCnus Ills
Gthn cleared 81 , p Retss. 90. II
J ans1n, . 15. DonuacoDa ~, Calrits
cleared so. Consumers Power. 3.35
Saunders Jr 20 G. Taylor. $50
MeXou cleared 20; Lamont. 6.15; Gal
10 CHER $40 JaMray arrived $50 Uhre
EOS. O. VI Peiss. { 30. Steelton 40
Rarrcllt1n Frugauty cleared $40. zesing
g 40. corey 1000 Watt. 1923 J. II
Reed. 10 IS Jaffray cleared -ld.t0.
sAtLT STE. MARIE
t'P Vega. " y. Crawford. = =
Chambers 'Ipson. n Butler s 80 m
Monday r G. Collins. g r. Fulton, 9 81
p Morgan Jr r. r Cole v q
schiller. LackaVanna 1890. Pathfinder
IN p r Block Henry Ford. , m.
p Hast Cle'us schneider PEGASUS, 2. II
'Cpulby Ontadoc " " Atterburv. 8 su
WIN Fslrhsirn J smeaton W A Paine
t. LethhridEe 40. international VIC.
'or..us r a s. clarke O.. r ' Massey
Us jH J ~ frantz 30. Sultana Q r.
J BlffhEt1u z 80 Berry ton, 10 81. Y J
RFss H. s. American. midnight c. A.
Rsiss m. Tuesday: = ? smith. &
~ smith. s. T " Robinson. W. G
Pollock. 8 Z c. smith. Capt Wilson. S
/ DOW Watt 30 a m Monday
"A p Heekin s ". Filheri. 10 La
belle r. Walsh a McDougall. Mar.
10 m. " A. McGonagle. Corvus.
Amazon. Huronic q ;. Il. Way y
Mitchell 4 sellWood. Gen O. " Poe
Saskatoon. 80 Gotham. Merle. 3 n. y
Gllles 30. Calumet :. A. G Dlnkey,
Hemlock g. Malietoa. 10: J. r. No
A'rine. 1890 SIR T shaughnessy m
Tuesday Alsosoo 20. r Rudd. Glen
Ihogie. gao. VIM MacLauchiin = r
Weir. g. p. = House. 4 Grand Island
& 30 Finland Stocking $50 Phiprs g
Franquelin $40. Colonel. II y Williams
z 30 W II Wolf u. Il. Norton, S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Amer. Window Glass
To Absorb Subsidiary

PITTSBURGH. Aug rs Stock
holders OF American Window Glass
COMPANY at IA zu2EiaI meeting haAl
approved The plan Of rccaptaliza-
ton under which The company will
absorb It's Wftoily-uwurd SubsldI-
airy, the American Photo Glass and
Export Company
OF the three classes Of stock
represented, 50 pr cent voted N
the affirmative. per cent dis
Sented ard The remainder were
nOff-tUfr1rrTrttt -Ttt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Reports
Further Rise in
Canada Trade.

NEW YORK. Aug. Busine.
expansion continues in Canad}
particularly in industrial fields, III
Bank Of Montreal stated in
current Canadian business SUM
mar, Enc increasing prUductioI
is strongly influenced by war ea|
penditureS, which in July totale|
about Sl0S,O00.O0O and are noI
running at the rate Of betwee|
S3,OOO.OOO and 100000 a day.
Returns for the first six month
of 1911 show that. as compare
with the similar period of Las
year, manufacturing productio|
rose II per cent. electric powd
production 81 per cent. carload
ings Is per cent. and exports an
imports. excluding gold. each 30
per cent, the report states.
In the value OF construction con
tracts there has been a spectacula
increase. these advancing in tn
first seven months Of the year Z
S247, 100000, as compared wit
1854. 100000 in the similar perio'
of 1910, and with Sl87 100000 Il
the whole of the year 1899.
The needs of the war have bee
responsible for further enlarge
ment. of the shipbuilding program
and lately three shipbuilding com
panies were, awarded contracts in
volving a total outlay of abou
SAG, 100000. The flour milling in
dustry in June operated at 96.
per cent OF. capacity. with an out
put of 2,117,976 barrels, which wa
a record for this month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Movement Of Freight
By Truck Shows Gain

NEW YORK Aug 70 Revers-
ing normal trends. the volume Of
revenue freight transported by
motor truck in July increased %
per cent over June and, almost
equaled the record established in
May, according 10 the American
Trucking Associations. The poo re-
porting carriers Transported ,i55.
307 tons in July. compared with
i4222 27s in June and l.07l.685 in
July 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferreus
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division. Detroit Spot 90 per cent
tin nominal New York 80 90. future tin.
- 90. lake grade copper. delivered. Mid
west II eectroiytlc spot. smelter, ~
costing copper II 10 81 Louis lead B 10
81 Louis zinc 25. New York antimony
Il; virgin aluminium. lie
Tin fuigres STRENGTHENING with advance
in Ear Fast No immediate change seen IN
zinc supplies for non-defenSei with size of
OpM pool unchanged FOR September and
possibly following month Action on hras,
ingoi priority awaiting outcome ~ today :
Washington meeting. Resale. ZOO. Free
sterling. tn3r
--MkTf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
HeaIthfuI Averaging Difficult Nowadays

Corporate and profit hgh ms
that after actually reporting shrink
ing instead of specacuary expanding earnings share after
taxes have been paid
Likewise the business baiers in dealing with the
terial of earnings fail relate earnings
business the need for after succession OF
red ink years The burden makes such healthfu
averaging difficult nowadays
Furthermore the demagogues fail point out that the
stockholders OF corporations subject TO double
the artificial which the
then stockholders pay second
the form of national and that portion Of
the residual which distributed dividends
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Stocks Develop
Firnner Tone;
ChrysIer Up |
International News service Wire

tutrTnhuond NfAN NfFNhf hHe
NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-The
stock market developed a firmer
tone today. as leading issues
moved up fractions 10 as much
as a point in few instances.
Chrysler was prominent in the
second hour, advancing point at
one time. Liggett and Myers "B"
gained better than a point on a
single sale. Allied Chemical
showed an equal gain.
Up almost as much were Bethle-
hem and Crucible Steel, Union
Carbide, Boeing and Standard Oil
of New Jersey.
Fractional improvement was
shown by General Motors, United
States Steel, Anaconda, Kenne-
colt, General Electric, Montgom-
cry Ward, Ny. Central, Santa Fe,
Douglas Aircraft, Lockhced, Dt
Pont, American Telephone and
United States Rubber.
CHICAGO, Aug. 26 Wheat flu
lures started sc 10 &c higher
today, corn unchanged 10 &c off,
and oats &c TO &c higher
WHEAT September, S1l2% n
112&: December Sll6as n J .l6s
May. Sl19&sml.19la
CORN September, 20 &C. De
ccmber SOi, S0itc, May S42sc.
OATS September, 4i1sc. De
Cember. 49,. 46N4c. May. IS &C.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Farmers Market

q, s'ds ' ~ N ~, VIZ riy-- r-,e,
81 1Oar 81 bu.. 81 l. zee ISIS WraHhtee
fs,cy 81 a. a. So aur yt4s so
SOC
50 bollg. ~ . So wax SO a. 81
81 e. r,,, t,.rs f,rrr III 81
80; !, ~ Z = - 81 ,' Sa E g1' Sl mad
beans 40. T. 81 25s,2 rs. So. .. 81 hu
CSC bu.
o, ~ ~ y hi-i'''' 20 r ''' So '' "a
RPOCr,OTr Fancy 50 bu.. Eo. /. 81 59
al 81.
soc. red H. q6r r,Stl 5. ~ o 1-@
cANTALoL,pEs Faac4, s. 5l a4-.- 80.
Z" csAlRIRoTs Fancy soc daz. burcss.
NJ. 5ea 10. tta131 81. Ns f.
90 s1z 6css IL, ia
CAtTrFfoWFE-Fancv 80 81 ha. $50
e o., - M 7tt-s III p.
CELERY Sa. i, ~ SOC, 81. =. 100
ooc ~, tcsl
&C cE i Z cABBAGE-Faaey. -sl,1 eaa
20 cyI.r gsy eo6T %o -5caS1
CUCtMRERs 10 -lIcer.. 65 70.
bu. ~. q Soc. ain. $1,000. small
S3u325
EGGPLANT-No T. So $50
EGGs-Lalse. $40 70 81 s0-aozan case.
medium 50 sGatl0- small ~ 2s.l4-s
GRAPES S. l. I'D 6-,D basket
oKRA~ Fancy 81 81. 10. / gCc.s 81 -
s-lb basket 81. q zoe
bchs dry onions, fancy. SI.55a2; So
auians- faazs. - ll..--2ti.
No 2 50
PARSLEY soc doz. hcas
No. l. Si,l5o bu g.. II s54suc.
PEARS Fancy, 50 No. /. 81 - 100.
No. ++------4 : ai---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Cotton Jumps S1.7O
Bale 10 New HiQh

NEW YORK, Aug 26.-Per-
SiStcnt trade. Wait Street and
commission house buying in the
face Of limited offerings has
moved cotton futures into new
high ground fef, the day and up as
much as Sl70 a bale March and
May advanced through the 17-cent
level for the first time since Au-
gust s.
The Gpturn was stimulated by
reports of heavy weeVil damage
throughout the cotton belt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Thompson Products
Paws 75C on Common

CLEV ND, Aug. %
Thompson Products. Inc. has de-
clareG a dividend Of IS cents on
common stock. payable September
Is 20 stockholders 81 record Sep
tenber Il Previous payment was
80 cents on July l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Up Again
Commodity Prices Rise
Sharply in Year

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20. The
wholesale commodity price index
compiled by the National Ferti.
nzcr Association again was higher
in The week ended August %
advancing TO ll4.7 per cent Of tho
1858 average. In the previous
week index stood at ll41. q
month ago at -1124- and a year
ago al 90 /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
DETROIT EVENING TIMES (pHoNE CHERRY $500,
Stockholders Subject
to Double Taxation
Rukeyser
ny 'InhhLE oihNLLi NUM- SIN
International News Service Economic Commentator

In radio FORUM Social Minded speakers recently
boxing shadows of lack understanding of the
profit position corporations disturbed by the %
that big business making killing of the
program and they felt that such feeling likewise causing
labor
They cited utterly figures concerning the alleged
OF profit example of the aplane manufacturers But
the hard boiled security buying and selling analysts take differ
view of such The misunderstanding from
demagog tendency look profits before taxes
of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Visible MhedBupp|y
Gains 6 Million Blu.

GMGAG0.- At4g %. Visible
supply of wheat in the United
States increased 100000 bushels
in the week ended August %, ac-
cording TO figures compiled by the
Chicago Board of Trade Corn de-
creased $4,000 bushels: oats in
creased Isl 900; rye increased j.
06q0 barley increased $4,000
and soy beans decreased 1900
bushels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Al MntNr RoSNI

Weather cloudy t-1rk sloppy
First Race DaGk Mint Stomcf. sun
KING. Genalhi Digua d.
Second Race Mil Bans Margery
Wales Charles q
Third Race Declarcd of
Fourth RACE Free SpirJ Charmette.
Fifth Race DECLARED q e'rh'h subsu
tute runs ~ htth
Fifth Race OormfrN c.Ghfh substitute
--COpa be orr steel Elt Cascades
Rsfles Problem. FrallE CAL TlluLles
marx. skft Seat Jerry FHrt Annie Jen-
kins Corton
sixth Race kafaaln Miss p4.t Bow
Burning Wood
seventh Race MAJ bor1 Mud Great
Bear Crusand Beiusht sisNeer Ilch-
strike.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Emergency Limits Of Wage Rates

Likewise there has been confusion OF the seeming reluctance
the ball the newly organized fight
initiation There would be clarity instead OF misunderstanding
the politicians would farmers others that
scientific spirit they preventing skyrocketng
of all elements in the of goods including goods
and purchased from others.
1t is Inconsistent to talk about putting ceiling prices
including without putting
limits OF
disturbing onehalf Of equation leaving
the other half flexible In the dequibrium Will
harmiul 10 al Including the favored classes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

Weather. clear irach ftsi
First Race Hlgh and Happy Wall.
Scullery Mad Lanelau Ace uf Trumps,
Mr. jim.
Second Race Frank H James Pa
Postponement EXhor. Happy Hostess.
knights Haven
Third Race Aubaley. Little Suzanne,
shiny Dome
Fourth Race cat Emerald KcetonEs.
Great sarah. Bub's Pass N.Ce WORK.
Tantrum
Finh Race Dabs. Bullet z OWaHer
uarsndan Berwyu Blttermar
Sixth Race DomigaL Ida Time
Seventh Race Pete sand Nuts0n.
Gimpey Seasonal Sefta Wood Huprt
Eighth Race Last scamp. Denote.
Chilly Edible Hide
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
ono 700

CHICAGO Aus - GNS) BUTTER
Receipts - 6is tabs market tc.I,
80 scora cars Soc extra nrsts 0l score
. = &C. hfsts Ss-se score b q 53 ;. To-
specials ~ score 3Gi, b. 80 r..
EGGS Receipts ~ s25 market steady.
current receipts. - fresh extra h~sts
30l4 Sic. fresh hrsf., % - O. llrt-
les. 26c checks. g5tac
CHEESE - Twins, ga ~ 22c; daisies
prints and lurghoTns. p 22l4c
LIVE POULTRY Market etcady-easy
turkeys y lsc hens. 49, isiac; iee
horn hens 1Oft15c spriuFers l6
19l4c; broNers. 1917 p 20isc: boosters, IL 1
. lac. ducks. Q Ice geese, 15c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
PITTSBt RCH

PtTTsBURGH AuE p % = UNSl -
CATTLE Receipts 100 market active
steers choice 81 % q II 80, medium
good $40 5utili. common, 81 50ul0 30
heiters. ueGlgm-go0d, s. 500 25. com
mon. 81 775 COWS. medium good So %
fT1- Gamers and cutters g p 2 IS
buds, good-choice, Ssa 800. common-me-
HOGS Receipts. $50. market slow and
zoe lower .60-fS0 lbs 81 - IL 10
1s0-22O lbs Sl2l5dl225: 22o-250 lbs
81 60 - %. 2j0-290 lbs, Sli IL 50.
SHEEP Receipts. 200 market steady
Choice lambs. Sll 30 p12: medium good
so II; cEnmon lambs So $50, ewes
S3tf4, wetihrs. 81 5Oa525.
CALVES Receipts. l25. market steady
Good-choice. St3N14. medium $40 80 u
IL so. culls and common. IS 50Ns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Dividends
n Printing fOInpan

". I Hall Printing Company
declared a regular quarterly div.
dcnd OF = cents on common. pay
able September 10- 10 stock OF
record September D
Brazilian Traction. Light and
Power Company Ltd declared a
regular quarterly dividend Of 81 81
On 6 pei terri f7rrtrTTUri. payable
October J 20 stock OK record Sep
tcmbcr -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
CHIC AGO

CHICAGO Aug 2s-(INs)- HOGS
Receipts IS o00 market, steady Hold
overs QUO, top 200. bulk. Sli 491
90, heavy, 81 II. SO medium. $40 n
IL Ight Sil 25ui2 light lights. S1o.7j
II 40: packing sows. 1913 1888 pigs
81 90 t ~. so.
CATTLE - Receipts 10 600. market
steady. Calves. receipts. i.29O. market
steady Beef steers choice, S11.5offl2 -
medium. S. disc. yearlings Seal2 IS
butchers heifers IS Il Is. cows s725 y
9, bulls S775IlO calves S7nI so
feeder steers. SsFf12; s'ockers steers. 81
"a - 80 COWS and hefers $3.50 IL.
SHEEP Receipts 500 make e.
steady Lambs. SIT 754l2l5 common
SiO41l. Is, feeders. 10 ali yearlings, s.
N 10 2i. ewes 50 son :
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

Exchange Buffet Corporation reports fos
the quarter ended July 81 a net loss ID
$40. SAG, against net loss Of S3s, 7sT fot
the July quarter last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

Wea,her c.ruIg traDk sloppy
First Race FtrHltrfuu
Second Race fIfte 1872 FHus C.ft,
Grll Zebar Ssumaz-r Mss Narltr
Third Race Gay 44a oItIf Liasfer.
Gay Youth Plal4-, JatNrt.r ~ Fanny.
Fufth Rsce l-1 Ftn'1 CeIest. D..
TINY BIZ Ja Refft Ruc Valley
FIRM Race CliC-rf Burman, Anna
CpveH
sixth Race-TAcky sue DARBY p'Or
ParlOr Trick Martha O Ours. Glbbl =
Tornado wicked Arkadel
seventh Race Frank Ormonf Colonel
Nartg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

CATTLE-Feceipfs, 500 market butcher
cattle steady 10 I5c higher COWS slow.
Choice steers Sli75 r u so good steers
$40 $50 II common 10 medium, 81 50
~ Is good heifers. $ll II Is; common
q medium S71li: good cows. S775N
s.. - medium COWS S7-25 775. cutter
ana common So al -. Gamers S4T5ds
good beef bnls, s. S0Te. good sausage
bulls. 81 1919 medium sausage bulls.
- - : - cutter and common. So rs n
- good and choice stocker and feeder
caves. $40 30 2 II 81. good stocker and
feeder steers ana heifers IS q 10 SO. com
mon - medium. s. -.
CALVES Receipts 700 market active
frm. Bulk good and choice veilers. S1f
few strictly choice. St4.50: medium. s.
= ~ 5J common 20 medium. S9d13. culs
.S71a
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 200
market spring lambs opening 25c lower
than late Monday. Good and choice lambs,
cul ans common 81 2. ~ good and
drin. S3fi -; culls. S2.50G3
HOGS Receipts. 200: market not IS
'ahiirhed 40 quotations available early
today MONDAYS close follows
Receipts, = 0Oo market ioc 10 SOC
higher Good ard choice 200 20 22O lbs
SIT %. $50 20 200 lbs Sli2 22O 70 23o
rs sil.75 230 To $50 lbs i55: $50 "a
go ibs, ST. 35i. 270 20 300 lbs sl1 05
heavies. 3nn 20 $50 lbs SO so. $50 70
400 MS. 5000. 400 to $50 lbs. $40 So,
rouEhs. - - 50 few choice AZ 50 70
piss and ushts, $40 75N1l. stays, IS Is.
Evening star., 1941-11-23

agriculture. Is It any wonder that
the average japanese farm is less
than three acres?
Because of his cramped space, the
farmer tries to get everything pos
slble out of the soil. Since the
Japanese eat rice three times day,
just as we eat bread. half the
usable land is covered with terraced
and irrigated rice fields. During the
winter, some of these fields produce
a second crop of rice or of wheat
or barley. Another important crop
is tea. Tobacco and sugar are
grown in some regions.
Besides foodstuffs, nearly half of
Japan's farmers raise silkworms.
Around their fields or on non-pro-
ductive hillsides they plant hedges
of low mulberry trees, whose leaves
are the silkWorms' sole food. For
tunately, these trees thrive in in
fertile or sandy soil
The making of raw silk is one of
natures most interesting processes.
The silkworms, Matched from moth
eggs no larger than pinheads. eat
their weight in mulberry leaves
every day for five or six weeks. To
produce pound of silk thread takes
more leaves than the average null
berry tree grows in a year!
Evening star., 1941-11-23
Cumberland Ritual Team
To Inducf EIks' Class

The championship Cumberland
ritualistic team of the Maryland,
Delaware and District of Columbia
Elks Association will induct class
of candidates into Washington
Lodge December 10. Grand Exalted
Ruler John S. McClelland has de-
creed that the class be named the
Il Am an American Class"
Charles E. Ford, chairman of the
Elks National Defense Committee,
will outline the new committee S
plans for national defense at a
meeting of the lodge soon. The
committee is studying plans for the
organiza ton of flying cadets" re-
fresher course in conjunction with
the United States Army Air Corps.
Plans also are being made to revive
the patriotic observance of the flag
at all public meetings.
Washington Lodge will be hosts
Of the trustees of the Maryland, Del
aware and District of Columbia
Elks Association December ID. John
E. Lynch of Washington will pre-
side, with John France of Hagers-
town, chairman of the Board of
Trustees.