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The Phoenix index., 1941-05-31

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The Phoenix index., 1941-05-31

LIBERTY under $500 bond was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Auto
Graphs
Graham-Paiee Shifts
From Autos to Plane
Marine Engine Parts

Once the name Of Graham
Paige signified one OF the real
pioneers Of the automobile in
dustry.
Today the sign at the corner
OF West Warren and Lonyo
reads:
"Graham-Paige. Manufacturer
OF Airplane and Marine Engine
Parts"
Thus the scene changes. The
firm which during 80 years con-
tributed many of the "frsts" OF
the industry is now devoting
itself entirely 10 the defense
program.
Graham-Paige is credited with
starting the trend TO the present
streamlined models and was the
first manufacturer 10 adopt n.y.
draulic brakes. The company
ceased building automotive prod
uctS in the 1871 model season
and former plant machinery has
been replaced by new tools and
equipment especially designed
for its defense job. plane and
marine engine parts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Registrations Set Mark

New passenger car registra-
tons in the first six months this
year are the highest on record
in the history of the industry.
surprising the previous high of
1929 by more than 100000 units.
r. l.. Polk & Co. announced to-
day. New truck registrations
for the first six-month period
also established a new record for
the first half year by exceeding
the 1887 mark more than $4,000
units.
With all states reported for
June. new passenger car regis
trationS for the first six months
in the entire country now stand
ar 2,467 PSI units. an increase of
35.9 per cent over the CORE
spending period a year ago. The
comparable figure for 1929 was
2,155. 357.
New truck registrations for
the half-year period total $780,
ia units. compared to 342.077
units in 1897 which was the big
gest first six-month period. The
total is a gain of "a per cent
over the same period last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
What Are Facts?'

Both these ex-workmen eX-
hibit low regard for our automo-
bile leaders and apparently
imagine that they and other
unioneers could run the indus
try more capably.
What are the facts?
1t was under the rule OF
trouble-making labor leaders
that sit-down strikes. lawless-
ness. became more fragrant in
the automotive industry than in
any other. 1t was such an I'M
American conduct which finally
aroused the American public to
demand enforcement of law and
order.
The automotive industry has
proved veritable Rock of Glib
raltar in national defense.
1t was the first voluntarily to
agree TO reduce production by
20 per cent, il has manifested
willingness TO go still further.
Every authoritative pro-
nouncement from those direct
ing defense at Washington
has cordially commended the
achievements of this industry
for its energy, resourcefulness,
production in cooperating with
the government TO meet the
unlimited emergency"
incidentally, il was TO this
industry that Washington went
for an executive to head the
Office Of Production Manage
ment, William S. Knudsen.
So superlatively efficient has
the industry proved that the
United States has 20 per cent of
the total motor vehicles regis
tered throughout the world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
United Air Lines
Sets July Mark

CHICAGO, Aug. S.-Continued
record breaking passenger and
cargo traffic, due in large part to
the national defense program and
general business speedup. made
July the busiest single month thus
far in United Air Lines 15-year
history. it was announced today
by Harold Crary, vice president in
charge of traffic.
Estimated figures released by
Crazy show that United flew 30.
-OS6, 900 revenue passenger miles in
the month for gains of almost y
per cent over July. 1910, and 5ia
per cent over the previous com.
pany record of 2S,515, 993 revenue
passenger miles established ir
June OF this year.
Revenue airplane miles flown or
UnltedS coast-to-coast and Pacific
Coast system during July were
given as 100000, for increases al
more than 9 per cent over July
1910. and s per cent over June
1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Worker Contributes Part to Fund

Most Of these retirement income trusts based the
principle employe should contribute part to the
fund In the corporation MATCHES what
the empoye pays dollar Thus rewards thrifty
individuals by giving dollar for dollar
they aside provide security old As rule
limit placed upon that officer empoye can
fund
companies are In position to guarantee
life the retirement
pension have purchased individual annu-
income insurance policies However in some
corporations believing that better be OBJ
period years by having skilled and experienced
the funds seasoned
these hduclares TO act as trustee
and handle the investments -
Within recent months Borg Walgeen United Air
Steel international Harvester Bedng Manu-
featuring Baldwin Rubber Chicago Title and Trust Company
Company of America and other major
have adopted pension Notwithstanding plans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Car Inventories Low

Dealer inventories of new pas
Senger cars in the United States
declined 10 an estimated 155, no
vehicles on July !. the lowest
total since last September /, ac-
cording TO the publication Auto
motive Industries. This indicates
an(early cleanup of 1871 models.
WIN many showrooms already
bare OF cars and awaiting the
introduction Of the 1912 vehicles.
Retail stocks dropped Is per
cent during June. The July l
total was ~ per cent less than
the 324 $40 units on hand July
/. 1910. This was less than two
weeks supply al the 1871 selling
rate. which saw an average of
$4,000 new passenger cars per
week disposed Of in the first six
months OF l94L
The inventory total for July I.
1910. constituted more than four
weeks supply at the average
selling pace of 1000 passenger
cars per week for the first six
months of 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Cont | Motors
NetsS1,224,12

Continental Motors Corporation
reports for the SIX months ended
April 30, net profit of Sl.224.129
after federal income and excess
profits taxes. ETC. equal TO Al
cents a share. In the like six
months Of the preceding fiscal
year. profit was S207. 739 before
federal taxes. Tax reserve this
year IS based upon rates estab-
lished by the Second Revenue Act
of 1910.
Current untitled orders con-
tinuc 10 be the largest in the
Icompany's history. The company
is understood TO have eliminated
its Reconstruction Finance Cor
poraion term indebtedness. which
last October 81 totaled 1921.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Detroit Produce

APPLES -- Truck receipts Mich. san
buEhel baskets Duchess. 4. 5 ~. : c-1-
In minimum 81 -hgshsl crates. Duchess,
fair TO generally good quality medium q
large sire. 500 7jc. small to medium size
35 II SOC
cANThLoUPEs - California Salmon
Meats, jumbo crates 2Ts best mostly
S275 some 50 50W2s0. Jumbo crates.
Is, few 50. New Mexico Salmon
Meats. Jumbo crates fls. S225ug 90
Michigan truck receipts: Honey Rocks and
Hearts OF Gold. 3 ~ crates los. 50c. 10
no crates los, 5ac; u Xll'' crates lss
mostly 81. u X12' crates Us mostly 81
very few large sizes high az 81 ~
CELERY Michigan fats. Hearts 7,
lunches. 75c lunches Of I doz Stake
2Sd35c.
HoNEYDEws-Arizo jumbof crate,
Sc. Xi7a. jumbo crates - and standard
crates - and rs, 81 75d s.. pony crate.
rs. xi25ni 80
LETTUCE California l.. a crater Ice.
berg type, Salinas section 3 dozen. m0stl,
-, few 50 l0m425 fair quality S34
J -; dozen. 81 ~ g. few 81
ONIONS Fifty pound sacks Washing.
ton Sweet spanish. n < No l. 3-in hnt
larger. si25fi IS. Michigan Yellows
". s. No, /. 800 2-in and larger. 75ll
voc; $1,000 2-in. and larger 5oa65c
PEACHES-Georga bu. BASKETS. Elber.
tas. U. = No. J. 2-inoh min, Sl.I5Ff1 So
mostly 81 -: showing ripe. 81, ~. Inch
and y Inch min. S111lO; Hales. u. s.
No. /, 2A-in. min. S2u225: q, IN. ard
gin. min. mostly 81 so: south CaroIins
bu. baskets Elbertss. e. s. No 1. ~.
In min. Si.fOH1.5O. Gin min 81 II
as few best 81 4eal.5O. showing
ripe, 81 Hales. Y. S. No. !. 2 3. in. min
81 75r2
PEARs-Cslifornia boxes. BarIetts. 800
ls0s. S275m325
PEAS-Colorado bu baskets. 81 406 r 80
PLUMS California i-baskct crates
s24225. Diamonds. Si90a2. Duartes
POTATOES IO0-lb sacks Caiifornis
washed Long Whites q s No 1. 81 q
n2.50; Y. s. commercial. 81 25u2: Idaho
and Oregon. washed Long Whites, L. =
No I. s2.05T2 Is: Russets Y s. No 7
81 e0d2 Nebraska, washed Cobbers, a. s
No. I. Si50ml.5Ss Michigan. unwashec
Cobblers. Y. s. No. !. $i.30gi.35; used
sacks, s1.25
SWEET oTAToEs-Aiabama hu. has
kets. Puerto Ricans L. 8 No. / Sis
"a; Louisiana bu crates. Puerto Ricans
L. :. No l. So 2OT2 30. .
WATFRMELONs- lper melon Georgia
Cuban Queens. 20-ib average. i7ia ~ 2Oc
2t-lb. average z2i4 n 25c. 26-2s-lb average
27iS n 35c; 32-lb average few f5c, Lees
Crays, 22-lb. average. 20 ~ 25c Missouri
Les Grsys. 2s.ib. average, 30ela 2s-lb
sversge, 35c,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Dealer Enthusiastic

William Deutsch. one Of the
five largest Pontiac dealers in
this area. has a really optimistic
viewpoint on the coming model
year despite all the gloom which
has been spread in Washington.
DeutSch just returned from a
conference at the factory and
reported.
"We've got great product
coming up and it's going to sur
prise the public. These new
cars are really tremendous from
a sales viewpoint.
Naturally, it's going 10 he
harder to sell them than during
the past model year and we're
getting ready for n heavy cam
paign. We won't have rs many
of them TO sell, naturally, but
there will he a lot of factors to
compensate for Ii. We're set
for a big year OF service work.
to keep the cars now I'm the
public's hands running with eff
cheney and economy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Heavy Air Travel

Revenue passenger miles flown
by domestic air lines during the
first half OF 1871 totaled $50
9Sl 1862. an increase of 29lz per
cent over the same period OF
1910. according to Col. Edgar S.
Gorrell. president of the Air
Transport Association of Amer
lea. This is the first six-month
period TO pass the half-billion
mark. June set the all-time
record.
Revenue from air express in
May was the highest in history
and the weight of shipments,
89l PIP pounds, set new mark.
The trend of air travel is 10
shorter distances, a survey by
the United Airlines shows. Half
of the passengers in the United
States fly only $50 miles, while
only 5 per cent fly more than
1000 miles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Building Awards
Continue High

NEW YORK, Aug. 8. With
public building awards reaching
the second highest level on record
heavy construction in the week
ended August Z was the third
largest in history.
Awards for the week amounted
10 S233, 5Sl 900. compared with
Sl73.09i, 900 in the preceding week
and SIC. 453, 900 a year ago, accord.
ing TO Engineering News-Record
Public wards amounted tC
S155 ,656, 900. due primarily to five
large defense projects.
For the year 10 date, volume TO.
tails $4,033,647,00O. which is more
than was reported for the entire
year Of 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Encourage Establishment of Trusts

the policy of Congress and the Roosevelt admins
traon encourage the establishment of trust arrangements
will independent incomes individuals when they
reach retirement The Revenue Act permits
business the amount OF money
pension proft-sharing trusts More
placed in trust for the ultimate benefit
of individual
virtually free accumulation OF dollars
the until is dlstribuedand
until the empoye reaches the
age time, il presumed that the income
be in brackets taxable at modest rate
material standpoint the higher saared officer or
better off. II the which
corporation places pension profharng trust
bonus the federal income tax
However, where
trustee for the ultimate benefit
100 of it, well
earned during the interval between the present ana
the time when they become eligible for retirement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Improves EmpIoye Relations

While exemptions particularly attractive IN view
rising trend Of federal taxes other advantages lar out
The primary that these trusts
being reward employees and improve relations
Profit-sharng the empoye incentive
effect economies in plant operation increases oVoua
possible the automatic removal oil super
employees through retirement
Under law necessary TO set trust TO obtain
Vgant seeing that
designed TO provide financial independ-
rather than afford device for lodging taxes
the number Of workers the average
employees. the of profits TO pay
fact that virtually each has different
careful study indicates quite clearly that
employees must
taorade fit the requirements of each corporation These
readily be taken OF by carefully drawn plan
drafted lawyer specializing in this branch Of law
gaining impetus and promises TO have
widespread upon the American plan for future financial
ri
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Forbes
Political 'Commissar'
Seen as Menace TO
Automotive Industry
BY b. c. FORBES

Shall the automotive indus
try be Frustrated under the heel
of a politically picked com
miSsar?"
Such suggestion. threat.
comes from an auto union
leader, the same official who
recently demanded that private
management Of the industry be
abolished, that control be trans
ferred 10 a board consisting of
three labor representatives,
three governmental nominees,
and three automobile executives,
thus giving management a mi
nority voice.
Although such a scheme is in
entire harmony with the social
istic aspirations OF radical brain
trusterS' and some other revo-
mtionary New Dealers. it
naturally-failed TO attract en-
dorsement by Congress.
But the formulator of this
un-Amcrican maneuver to abol-
ism the system of management
which has made America the
foremost nation in the world,
Walter p. Reuther. of the Go.
is trying anew TO foist il upon
the nation. Following a Go
pow-wow, Mr.. Reuther declares
I'VE feel that an honest at
tempt should be made to adopt
the program proposed by Philip
Murray, Go president, for in
dustry councils to manage de-
Tense production"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Fruehauf
Net. Sales
At Peak

Fruchauf Trailer Company is
operating virtually at capacity in
all divisions against a bank OF un-
filled orders approximating Sl2,-
OOO,O0
Sales and earnings for the six
months ended June 30 exceeded
all previous records by wide mar
gins, and for the whole year
volume may fall within the ST.
600. 0O0-S30. 100000 range. This
would compare with Sl9.5l2, 145 in
1910. the previous best year.
Despite higher taxes. net profit
for the whole year should sub
stantially exceed the Sl.526, 99S or
So a share on common reported
last year and probably will estab-
lish a new high level. For the
first half Of this year the company
reported a net profit Of 81, 1897
or S264 a share on common stock.
FruehaufS business has been
stimulated by demand arising di-
rcctly and indirectly from the de-
Tense program. About S7,000,000
of its untitled orders at June 30
were for government account,
consisting of trailers for army
scarchlights. pontoon carrying
Photographic laboratories, person
mel carriers. etc.
In general Fruehaufs business
should average two-thirds COM
mcrcial and one-third government.
Production is not likely to be
interrupted through lack of ma
terialS as prioritieS are expected
for the manufacture of trailers
similar TO those granted the rail-
roads and truck manufacturers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
'ApproveWdbdsh
Reorganization

WASHINGTON, Aug. s.-A re-
Organization plan for the Wabash
Railway Company was approved
today by the interstate commerce
commission. which at the same
time granted the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company permission 10
acquire controlling interests of the
lreorganized line.
The ices plan. under which the
Wabash Railroad Company is or
gained 10 acquire property and
other assets of the Wabash Rail
way Company. calls for capitalize
ton of S192, 647. 795, with annual
requirements of S6,777, 1896.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Natl Auto Fibres
Net Up TO S817,429

National Automotive Fibres
Inc. reports a consolidated net in.
come for six months ended June 30
of SSH ,429 after Canadian income
tax, United States federal income
tax at 30 per cent rate and esti-
mated United States excess profits
tax, equal after preferred divi.
dends to S1.4S a share on 512,S74
common shares. This compares
with S649.452 in like 1910 period
equal to SLIT a share on SOP ,S7i
common shares.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Holds Fate of All

Surely this is the last. in
stead of the first, industry TO be
blitzkrieged by ousting those re-
sponsible for its amazing up
building and pitchforking into
overlordship labor union or
political appointees utterly with
out practical managerial expe-
rience.
If such fate befell this in
dustry. it would be logical for
all other industries to be SINH
larry treated, socialized, VIC
tlmized
Copyright 1871. by b C. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Metal Markets

New York and whole sale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division, Detroit: spot. % per cent
tin nominal. New York SO 90: future tin.
81 So lake Grade copper, delivered Md
west. IL electrolytic spot, smelter. i2n
u SO; casting copper 1925: st. Luis lead
$40; 81. Louis zinc. 725: New York anti
mony. II virgin aluminium. II
Tin plate and otter customers meeting
today with OPM and OPACS officials. Cop
per still confused Export copper. II:
resale. nominal. u so Free sterling ex.
change 81 o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Farmers Market

ss :, pop or % fancy ~ NO; J.
fancy, 50 bG. : No. i, si2sai.5o; No. z.
75c&si; steeIes Red. fancy, si.75 bu
No ]. Si.25dl:5O: No. 2. 73c: Transpsr-
snis. fancy. slgi.2'; No. /. e5gs5c bu. ;
AsPARAGUs-No. /, so975c dor. bchs.
BEANsSGreen. fancy. n.75a2. No /.
SiG 80; No 2. 75e wax, fancy. $2g
225: No. /, s1al.50. No 2. 75c: horse
No. /. 65dis5 bu.; No. ?, $3.50 bu.
Lima beans. No l. S3d325 bu.
BEETs-No. /. asa 35e don. behs.. 50G
BLAcKBERRIEs-No. /. .aa3so "a
BRoccoLr-No I. sr.Ma1.7s
cABBAGE-Fancy, si25H1.50 bu; No
n, siGi.l5 bu., No. ?, 75c; red. No. /
cANTALoUpEs- s275 bu; No.
n. s2G2.5O. No. 2, T5c Il25.
CARRoTS-Fancy, soc doz. punches, No
y, 80 i0e. soc rs ou.; No. 2. Csc doz,
cAuIIF1ow !. $50 bu.. No.
2, 75c 7sl25 bu.
cELERY-No. /. 2Oa3oc; No. ?. lOa
CELERY cABBAGE-Fsncy. $50 bu.
CELERY RooTNNo. !. 75can.
CHERRIEs-sour. fancy, s225: No.
CUCU MBEHS-No sucers, tocu ~
bu diil. 81 25G15 50: small s3d 3 so.
cURRANTs-No. /. s3G35o 2i-quar
crate
EGGPLANT-No J. 1902 bu.
medium. 50. 50T10: small. Se.256e.75
GoosEBERRlES-No. !, s2g2.50 2i-qt
crate.
HEAD LETTucE-Fsncy. SIPS bu;; No
HUcKLEBERRIEs-No. /, s5.5Oas "a.
Kohl. RABI-No. i. 2594oc doz bchs
LEEKs-No. l, 75easl doz. bchs.
oKRA-No. !, si.25 s-lb. basket: No. ?
oNIoNs-Green. No. |, 3595cs do.
bchs. dry onions. fancy. 81 rs; No. /
s5c q 81 5o-lb sack No. 2, 75c-
PAPsLEY--4Oft SOC doz. bchs
PARSLEY ROOT No !. 45a55c bu.
PEACHEs-No /. sidl4O bu.
PEARs-Fancy, So No. l., Ngl so
PEP'PERs-Green. No. !. Hal25 bu.
PLUMs-No. /. sl25@l75; No. 2, 81
PoTAToEs-Fancy. eoc bu: No. /. rs
a s3c hu. No. ?. 45c bu. =,
n 22c 10. leghorns. 1sd2oc: broilers. heavy
% 24c 10. leghorns, 20 q 22c 10.
RADISHES No. 1. 40n65c dozer
bchs.; No. ?, Csc long white. No. ]. $50
RAsPBERRIEs-Bla No. I. s3.75d
AS 25-qt. crate; red No. I. $1,000.
RHUBARB-No. !, 25p35e doz. bchs.
RUTABAGAs-No. /. 75c Isl bu.
SQUASH Summer. No. /. IS q 4oc y
bu. No. ?, 25c table queen squash. fancy
81 \ bu.. No. /. s1.35d e5 y bu.; ltal'
ian fancy 81 peck basket; No, !. $50 SOC
No 2. soc; Hubbard No. /. eoeas1.
SWEET corn, Fancy. 75e 5-doz. sack
No. ]. 500 65c No. 2. 40c.
TOMATOES-Fancy. eOc 14-lb. basket
No. l. 500 75e; No. q soc.
TURNIPs--No. !. io96oc doz. echs,
VEGETABLE oREENs-Romaine 4oa
SOC bu. escarole, No. l. ,to9e5c bu. en-
No, 2. 75c sorrel. No. J. so 75c bu.
bu: mustard. No /. 5On s5c bu. turnips
No. 1. 5OQ 75c bu. spinach, No. /, s0c a
SIPS bu. No. 2. Use bu. leaf lettuce. No.
u. IS n soc bu. collards No. l. 35 z soc bu.
VEGETABLE oYSTERS-No. !, soc .
81 doz. bchs.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Aug Inns -RUTTER-
Receipts. 1871 tubs; market steady, 20
on extras. e2 score Csc. standards. 90
score cars. 3iisc. extra hrsts, 81 score
34i4e; hrsts ss-se score, 3lis z 80 aye
specials, % score. 35hc.
EGGS Receipts 1902 cases: market
steady. &c OF. current receipts, 25iac
fresh extra hrsts. 2sh 27c; fresh hrs,s
% 20 sc. dirties. 2ii4c, checks, 23lsc.
CHEESE - Twins 2Ib 22c. daisies
prints and onghorns, % 22l4c.
LIVE POULTRY Market irregular tur'
keys. i2H1ec hens. i4ia y l9c. leghorr
broilers. ia zoo ROSTERS 1ig1itae
ducks q n fgcs gessc sMfsc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Sun Life Business Rises

MONTREAL. Aug. 8.--An in
crease of approximately 10 peI
cent in new ordinary business i
recorded for the United State
territory of the Sun Life of Can
ada during the first six months O
l941 as compared with the sam,
period last year A gain of y
per cent in Canadian operations i
also reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
INCREASE MEMBERSHIP

The industry proposed that the
membership Of the Securities and
Exchange Commission be increased
from five 10 nine commissioners
with the regulatory and admins
trative work Of the commission de-
partmentallled under each Of the
nine commissioners. As an alter
native this proposal the industry
recommended that administration
Of the Public Utilities Hold
Company Act be- divorced from the
SEC and transferred 10 ON Z
other government agency. or set
UP as an independent unit
The SEC vigorously opposed
the suggestion that the number OF
commissioners be increased. Their
report 10 Congress contcnded that
departmentalization of the SEC
duties would produce great inef-
ficiency." The SEC report made
no reference to the industry's pro-
posal 10 divorce Holding Company
Act administration. on the grounds
that il was an alternative and
not a direct proposal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Freight Car Loadings
Decline 10 883,065

WASHINGTON. Aug. SIMS
Revenue freight loadings for
the week ended August 2 totaled
1888 065 cars, a decrease Of 14334
cars below the preceding week
but an increase of 165.13S cars
over the same week in 1910, the
association of American railroads
announced today,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Motor Wheel Votes
Dividend on Common

Motor Wheel Corporation has
declared regular quarterly divi-
dend of 40 cents on common. pay
able September 10 10 stock of
record August %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Superior Tool Pays
q Cents on Common

Superior Tool and Die Company
has declared a regular quarterly
dividend of pa cents on common
stock. payable August 3 10 stock
holders of record August Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
American AirIines
Traffic al New Hiqh

NEW YORK. Aug. S.-Ameri-
can Airlines, Inc, set new high
traffic record in July with a total
of 1864 passengers carried, COM
pared with S4.961 in July. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
BY REUBEN A. LEWIS JR.
Publisher. Finance. Chicago. III.
fxVriftsu for Inf SCI

Spured action by the realization that free dollars
be accumulated financial security officers and
employees considerable number coporaonsboth
large and smahave recently set retirement income trusts
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