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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Financial News
Firm Expands

CHICAGO. Feb. 1.-The CHI
cago Financial Digest, Inc, pub.
fishers of daily news and
financial report service on Middle
West securities listed on the CHI
cago Stock Exchange. announces
the release OF a new Midwest secu-
rites service which will cover un-
listed stocks of the Eighth District
of the National Association of Sc.
curities Dealers including Illinois,
Indiana. Iowa, Michigan, Nebraska
and Wisconsin.
The new service will consist Of
daily current news sheets and q
series of reports on about $50 In.
dividual companies.
L. p. Gersch, president, also an-
nounced that r. l.. Shepard of De-
troit has Joined his staff in the
capacity of treasurer. director ard
general sales manager. Shepard
heads Investment Statistics Com
pany of Detroit. The association
will enable each company to offer
its own reports supplemendfig
those OF the other.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Charges Denied

have quoted from time 10
time in this column extracts
from Rugg books which are unfit
TO be taught junior high school
children. extracts calculated to
blast their deals Of America and
Americanism.
I cited specific Rugg charges
Of inhuman practices BY two in
dustries, published denials of the
alleged facts and figures by the
highest officials in both-and the
defamer d d not. because he
could not, substantiate his mis-
chievous maligning of these in
dustries.
More "expurg ating" will
. doubtless he found necessary.
But. meanwhile. our ehildren's
minds are b Q ing poisoned by
Riggs jaundiced propaganda.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale bonferrouD
metal quotations supplied by Federstsa
Metals Division. -Detrnit;- Spot % per cent
tin, nominal New York. so so; future tin.
so. as: lake grade copper. delivered MID
west. IL; eiectrolytic spot. smelter. fz1
~ so; casting copper. i2.25; g.. Louis
sntimony ~ virgin aluminium. II.
Tin freight rates advance rs per cent.
Copper lead and zinc moderate. Export
copper. 10 s0a12 %; ressIe, i2.756 1900.
Pound sterling. N.03%.
NEW YORK. Feb. There was no
abatement TO consumer Interest in domestic
copper dealings and important factors IN
the custom field reported tonnagss sold a.
i2il cents 4 pound Connecticut Valley base
for shipment during July and August. II
was added that users we're still bidding
shipment during N. sam. months,
In the outside market for copper July
August delivery sold At i2A cents pound
Connecticut Valley. and small tonnage
was said ~ have been disposed NJ At II
cents for shipment during the second quar-
ter.
Leading primary producer of copper ad-
pound. and " 10 anticipated thst slloca-
tons on May delivery Will begin to-day.
Navy department IL opening bids on
!, O gnasp.,sns q ,o eepPs e on msr 70
bid n N II so specified The bids are
divided $50. 600 pounds small cut catholics
for delivery Brooklyn navy yard $50. 900
pounds ingo's for Washington. n. C. ana
son nnn pounds inEets for Norfolk. Va
Export copper market vas quiet Win
prices IN custom field ranging from fok
n ioh cents q pound Z O. o., Nsv Yerk.
Brazil szain vas reported IN the market
for about 100 tons nut u 10 not known
whether this IL the same inquiry that has
been put form from time tn time dunn
the last month or So Chinese interests
are also understood 10 be seeking 1000
tons Of copper With BIDS 70 be epesed
on Tuesdsy Of forthcoming week PRIV
cipsl foreign primary producing source
adhered 20 an export price % ~ cents
Business In the lead market Nvss IN roo1
voiume With all mayor sellers psrtieipaffne.
The price held firm 81 $50 10 SIS esnts
pound delivered Sew FORK and SIS
cents 81 Louis
There rks NJ ehsnEs - me 'irnf sine
supply picture ana rrodDssrs cont irus1 -
dole ~, metal AZ las cent? Q pound nnSe
81. Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Limiting Prices

In the last war, the war indus
tries board under Bernard M.
Baruch assumed responsibility
for priorities and for limiting
prices. This time the legal
authority of the government 10
issue priority orders is perfectly
clear. AS yet. II has. however.
no direct authority over prices.
Even the authority over produc-
ton Is somewhat vague under
the existing law, which. however.
does give the government the
right to take over recalcitrant
industries.
In the exercise of these emer-
gency powers. the President
acts through the office of pro-
duction management, presided
over by William S. Knudsen, the
director. and the affiliated pri-
critics board, headed by Ed
ward r. Stettinius Jr. retired
chairman Of the United States
Steel Corporation.
An announcement Of the pre-
else machinery by which the
priorities board links industry
TO emergency tempo will prob
ably be made shortly. The re-
sponsibility has been vested in
the hands of experienced execu-
tives and impartial experts.
Under the wise leadership Of
Mr.. Knudsen. there has been a
strong inclination 10 avoid inns
petuous interference with nor
NAL industry before the tooling
I'D Job for the armament trades
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Forbes
Anfi-Christien
Propaganda Is
Taught Children
BY II. &. FORBES

Even in his latest. expurgated,
textbook for school children en-
tering their teens. Prof. Harold
Rugg conveys the impression
that the most eminent of Amer
ica's founding fathers" were
gamblers. intent upon self-ag-
grandizement.
Soviet rulers or Russia, one
gathers from this Columbia Uni
versity propaganda. are most
estimable gentlemen. determined
10 set the world most noble
example in formulating an ideal
system OF government.
Professor Riggs ambition Is
to create here "a new order"
Judging from his political
philosophy. gather that IL
would. if he could have his way,
be patterned after Russian COM
munism.
And since this gentleman who
has such low regard for the
American way succeeded in plac-
ing his propaganda in several
thousand schools. before certain
boards of education wakened up
and began 10 kick them out, he
is in better position than perhaps
any ~ h er private citizen to
promulgate his subversive activi-
ties.
Further more Rugg is a
teacher Of teachers-at Column
bia Univer ity. generally re-
garded as seething with profess
sors and teachings such as the
Dies committee is now probing.
Expect revelations by and by.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Earnings

Atlas Powder Company reports for the
81 7s.. 42a after Appreciation. amortization.
federal income and excess pronts taxes.
etc. equal after the per cent preferred
dividends to s5.7i a share on asa ais
shares of common. excluding To- SO shares
held ny company. This compares with
81 2aa 1877 or 1897 a share on 250. 2ss
shares OF common in 1899.
Warner 4 Swasey Company and .ubsidI-
aries for the year ended December 81 had
net pront Of 81. 31l .2s3 after 81. 1875. 900
for 1870 federal income and excess profits
taxes equal To 81 10 share on 500. ! rs
shares For the year 1899 the net PROFIT
was 81 ss4. $50 after provision of St3s. $50
for taxes Net proht for that year was
equal To 81 81 . share based on present
Finance Company 81 America ~ RAFT
more 1870 net profit was slss sa1 or 81 ~
share m the combined Class and
C1ss. q common. against xi75 7ta or 81. ~
on the combined shares In 1899.
Inc in the six months ended December 81
shows a consolidated net PROFIT Of 81 020. =
100. equal 10 81 10 share. against 81 o2s, =
1875 or 81 II share for the six months
ended Dec. 81, 1899.
Central states Electric Corporation and
wholly owned subsidiary for the year ended
December 81 had loss OF 81 0oe. l4l. ex-
sale Of securities. against a loss Of 81 03s.
sl5. exclusive of 1851 .ee5 loss on the sale
Of securities in 1889.
sesboard Commercial Corporat ion for the
wear ended December 81 had a net profit
Of s221.7t7 against s2so,37o In 1884
Quaker state OIL Refining Corpors tion
and subsidiaries preliminary report for the
year ended December 81 shows net profit
Of 1888. $50. after federal and state income
taxes. etc equal Ia " cents a share.
This compares with Q net profit, as shown
in the pamphlet report for 1899, Of 81, 5sS.
026. OF Sl.7i share.
Western Auto supply Company. Mis-
souri,. preliminary report for the year ended
December 81 shows net profit OF 81 7ts.
SIS. after depreciation. amortization. fed
eral taxes and provision of $3.50 Ooa for
federal excess profits TAX. all Of which
.qnsl ., 81 as share m ISL 3ss shares.
This compares with a ma, profit OF So
ise. pot. or S.72 share in 1889.
T.. e. smith and Corona Typewriter.
Inc. ard subsidiaries In the quarter ended
a2S. equal ~ 81 ~ . share against ST.
$40. or II rents a share on the common
for the quarter ended Dec. 81. 1899. and
tini. us or - cents on the common for
the quarter ended Sept, 30 1870.
p. Ior,iisrS Company and subsidiaries
for the year ended December 81 had a ne,
income Of t3.s53.o5o after depreciation
interest. federal and state income taxes
and Excess profits taxes sppliesbie N
sausl srsr ! per cen, preferred dividend,
- 81 80 share m ire common against
So $50 A. si.se share 90 ire com
NOR IN 1852.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Strategic Materials

This latter technique is
especially applicable to strategic
materials which are limited in
supply and to other bottleneck
situations in which armament
needs and civilian requirements
together exceed the present
capacity to produce. This situa-
tion might be expected to arise
before long in such diverse
items as steel products. Diesel
engines and machine tools.
Under legislation passed last
July the President has authority
TO manage the national economy
and direct the flow of traffic in
goods through the arteries OF
trade. The executive can decide
whether a particular need Is ur-
gent. or whether IL is unessentlal.
and can thus avoid or mitigate
the chaos Of buyers bidding fran
tically against one another for
supplies without affecting any
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
d.. & !. Orders
4 Locomotives

TOLEDO. Feb. Lima Loco
motive Works. Inc, of Lima, o.,
has received an order from the
Detroit. Toledo and Ironton Rail-
road for four TOW locomotives.
total orders received in
the last week 10 Is engines. VAL
ued Al 81 go. 900.
Earlier in the week Pere Mar
quette placed IL locomotives and
the Chesapeake and Ohio two.
The Lima plant now is employ
ing 1000 men. the largest number
Of workers in 10 years. a total
Of 80 locomotives now is scheduled
for delivery this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Stores Hold Gain
Of ; 10 ) PIT.

Retail sales. stimulated by
month-end promotions. advanced
to 5 per cent over the previous
week. according TO Dun e. Brad
street. Inc. approximately the
recorded over the
corresponding week last year.
For the month as whole gains
up 70 Is per cent were reported
over last January with the av-
erage being around ) 10 7 per cent.
Inventories are lower than year
ago indicating that fewer carry
overs will be necessary
Current sales of wholesalers re-
manned quiet. but considerable &C.
ttii't-fftt II, Spring orders is still ap-
parent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Alice Scores 18Th
Victory Over Mary

COLLEGE PARK, Md, Feb. /.
-fINS) y Alice Marble counted
her thirteenth professional tennis
triumph over Mary Hardwick to-
day. Before 1000 spectators. Miss
Marble last night trounced the
former British amateur champion,
rs, 8-6. Bill Tilden, still limping
from injuries suffered in recent
automobile accident, lost to Don
Bulge. 81. ga.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
eIIsWeakness
Of Commodity
Reserve Plan
BY LEWIS HANEY
professor OF Economics, New York
Universityo

Universityo
There Is an organization which
calls itself committee for eco
nomic stability" This commit
tee" consists of a small group
OF business men and college
professors who advoc a
monetary scheme which they
call "the multiple commodity
reserve plan"
OF the devising OF money
schemes. there is no end. Men
have been at II from early
times. and there is nothing new
on the subject. Like the quest
for the fountain of youth. or for
the northwest passage, men are
prone 10 dream of some short
cut to happiness or prosperity:
Just so with those Of this
group who are really active ana
enthusiastic in PROSECUTING. They
announce that their scheme Will
go a long way toward solving
the paradox OF poverty in the
midst of plenty. woeid help
stabilize business and economic
conditions. II would promote
equity as between debtors and
creditors, etc, etc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Stock Market
Quiet, Narrow
At0pening

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-The stock
market was firm and quiet at the
opening today. Minor gains were
slightly in the majority, with
many issues unchanged
Bethlehem Steel continued its
rise. adding a J. to yesterdays
final price. General Electric. Ana
conda. Pennsylvania, Westing-
house. Standard Oil OF New Jer-
sey were others to mark up frac-
tional advances.
Chrysler was on the downside,
along with international Har-
vester, American Radio, Armour
and Sears.
A host OF unchanged" stocks in
cluded United States Steel, Gen.
eral Motors, United States Rub
Der. Aviation Corporation, Union
Pacific and Republic Steel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Employers Mutual
Lifts Assets in 1910

J. 6. Putnam. Detroit manager
for the Employers Mutual La
bility Insurance Company. Wau-
81. Wis. announced today that
his company has boosted its
assets to SD ISL, 7O7 as of Dec.
81. 1910 This is gain of ST.
52s1S7 over the 1929 figures.
The company's surplus. accord
ing 10 the official figures released
by Putnam is 81 556, 800, a II per
cent gain over last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Church Answers

The Catholic church charae-
terizes the fundamental propa-
ganda of Rugg land certain
others of his mental caste) as
"anti-Christian." Here are ex-
tracts from "Naturalism in
American Education" volume
bearing the imprimatur of the
Catholic church:
As we have seen In the
course Of this study. consider
able opposition to the Christian
religion and It's philosophy OF IIfe
exists In the minds of our most
influential educa tionaI leaders,
Dewey. Fitzpatrick, Rugg and
ThOrndike.
THE Russian cOmmunistic ex-
pertinent, a logical development
Of naturalism. L. endeavoring to
found new nti-Christian So
cial order In which an improved
economic and social organization
Is set up as the ultimate end of
human life.
educational lea ders like
Dewey. Fitzpatrick. Rugg. Bode,
Counts and host OF others.
openly protesting the tenets Of
naturalism, as well as insisting
that the solution of all our prob
lens. economical social and
political. he arrived at by means
Of the methods Of experimental
science, are In the vanguard Of
those clamoring for a chance In
our institutions.
"Socia listic tendencies are
very much In evidence In their
writings. and while they are not
prepared to approve fully the
communistic theory Of life and
education In making the we'll
being Of society. even though II
he democratic one. the sole
and exclusive aim Of educa tion,
they are actually preparing the
way for just such develop
mept."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
S217,999 Profit
By Pdrker-Wo|v.

Parker Wolverine Company for
the year ended December 81 shows
ne, profit of s2ii7 999- after de-
probation. interest. federal income
and excess profits taxes, etc. equal
TO 81 so share on The 13o. 93l
shares Of common stock. The fore
going figure includes non-recur-
ring profit Of $50 966. or 80 cents
a share. representing profit on the
sale of 1881 shares OF Udylite
Corporation common stock
For 1899 the net profit was
S2l5747. or Sill a share on the
l25. 734 shares then outstanding
these figures including nen-FeeHF-
ring profit OF S44 40. or IS cents
a share realized from the sale of
1854 shares of Cdylite common
stock
ENLARGE FACILITIES
4 Charles II. Awkcrn1an. president.
stated that in the latter part OF
1870 il was necessary 10 enlarge
facilities and purchase consider
able additional equipment 10 take
care Of orders.
I'VE have considerable new
business booked for the first half
our business should not continue
Ia make satisfactory progress
during the year" ne said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
z Drunk Drivers Jailed

Traffic Judge Thomas F. Maher
sentenced Harold M. Gillespie. IS,
of 1924 South street, to Is days
in Jail for drunk driving and gave
John F. Williams. 80. of 2436 JOS
eph Campau avenue, a 25-day
term for the same offense. Ed
ward Z. Sielaff. 20, of 1890 Thirty
first street. was fined 500 for
reckless driving and Salvador Mo-
reno 1S. of 1887 Fourteenth
street, was ordered not to drive
for a year and placed on proba-
ton for reckless driving. Moreno
was convicted upon the testimony
of Recorders Judge Joseph A.
ellis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
TD..T~O-vc,O... Sees Defense Divering
We Ss IOuACy SUI Goods From Civilians

has been completed. This pre-
liminary phase will not be over
until mid-July. and. although In
the interim priority orders may
be expected in urgent situations
there is a desire 10 avoid rash
action which will needlessly dis
rupt the economy or throw men
out of employment.
There is also a desire TO re-
assure men in industry. and to
discourage panicky cancellation
of forward plans for construc-
ton and non-armament capital
Improvements by civilians.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
ReIiefer Who BOUGHT
House Faces ! Suits

The corporation counsel today
drafted suit against Vincent
Sztara. welfare client. who al
legedly has been applying welfare
rent checks 10 purchasing on land
contract a home at 1895 Scotch
avenue. Purchasing the property
for 5000 down. Sztara has made
40 payments totaling 1882. using
welfare checks for each payment.
He will also be tried. police said.
on charges of obtaining money
under false pretenses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Governor SaItonstaII
To Enter Foot Race

BOSTON. Feb. 1.-UNS)-The
State Houses outstanding "ath.
lete"-Gov. Leverett Saltonstall--
today agreed to meet Dick Norris
sey. elevator operator. in a 100
yard foot race sometime Mon
day" along the Esplanade.
The governor. a former Harvard
crew and hockey star. bested John
kieran. New York sports column
ist and radio star, in two skating
races Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Pepsi Cola S Cartoon
AID in Times Sunday

As rlrt Of the Pepsi-Cola Com
panys new and larger advertising
program. Pepsi and PETE Pepsi
Cola's famous cops drawn by Car
toonist Goldberg will appear in
The Detroit Sunday Times comic
weekly section for the first time
tomorrow.
Goldberg reports that he has
"humanzcd" the cops and hopes
that they will DC funnIer than
ever before.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
CHICAGO

CHICAGO Jan. 81 -UNs)-HoGs-Re-
ceipts, 20. 500; market 23c lower. hold
overs, 1000; top. IS. IS bulk. 81 so %
$40; -heAxisa- 81 sn6 a; mediums 81 IS a.
8; packing COWS. $3.50 so; pigs, ssd I
cATTLE-R pts. 1000. market
steady. Calves: receipts. 500: steady. Beef
steers: choice. sl21 rs; medium. SsG IL;
yeariinss. -. 50 a 1880. Butchers: heifers
81 so q IL so; COVE ss.seTs bulls. $50
stockers; steers. $7Q II: cows and heifers.
xs1e.50
sHEEP-ReceIpts q, o00: market steady;
lambs, SO. 400 1913 common. $sn n. 40;
yearlinss. ssd so. feeders. $3.50 90. so
ewes, SAC s.23.
PITTSBURGH, Jan. al uSsi :
cATTLE-Receipis, as: market steady
steers, choice. sl2. oo@ as; medium e
heifers medium to good. 81 so n $50. com
mon $50 7.5o cows. medium to good
Ssa7; Gamers and cutters, t41575; bulls
good to choice: Taas.7o; common t'
HoGs-Receip,s. $50: market. steady
IS 5oG rs: 22o.2so lbs, IS sou SIS: $50
2so lbs. ssTs35; ioo-loo lbs, s7as
sHEEP-Recepts. 200: market. stead,
and 75c lower; choice lambs si1 y ii.25
1aAA4l}En-tA-fAf>a--t ff1<-t
lambs, s7as: ewes So 500 $50; ~ethers
81 n a. so
cALvEs-Reeeipt.. 50: market. steady
good to choice Si3. 50G l4.75. medium
tl0&i2; culls and common, $500 o so.
EAST BUFFALO
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y, Jan. 81
s)-HOGs-Receipts. 1900; FOLLOWERS
approximately 400; weights below 220 lbs.
moderately active. loo to l5c lower, litth
done on heavier averages. bids off 25c anC
more good and choice iso-220 lbs. aver
aging around 400 lbs. Ss.75: 220-240 lbs
quoted 400 $50: trucked-ins, 170-24'
lbs xsi5Ts50
CATTLE-Receipts. 325: general trad,
somewhat slow. weak; medium steers ant
heffers sea so, few $40: Canadians un
sold: cutter and common cows. IS so n
-s.35; Gamers N75n5 IS; weighty sausage
bulls TO $780, most light weights, So u
NJ.
CALVES Receipts. 225; veslers bsrel,
steady: good and choice. Si4 10 mostl!
xit.50. common and medium, 50 50 n i3. so
sHEEP-Receipts, 400; lamb market un
changed; good to choice native and fe'
westerns. sif. few mixed lots. $i0d 1918
fat ewes 10 50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
international News Servi

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-The
arithmetic Of national defense
and aid to Great Britain and
her allies hinges on subtraction
as well as addition.
One way TO pile up guns, air.
planes. tanks and ships is TO
expand total industrial produc-
ton in the United States. But
that is not the only method. A
supplementary device consists
of diverting from civilian uses
raw materials. tools. engines
and semifinished goods which
ordinarily would 60 into peace
full channels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
tx Seat ST 600,
-towestSinee298

NEW YORK. Feb. Breaking
through the years previous low
arrangements had been made to-
day for the sale OF New York
Stock Exchange membership at
SGT 600. off $1,000 from the pre-
Nious transaction This is The low
eSt value obtained S1HCP TH'N.
The high for the current year
was set during the first few days
of January when two seats were
transferred At S35 900 High and
low for 1910 were $4,000 and
81 600. rcspeciiNelN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Money Law VioIdtors
Sentenced in Windsor

Four persons today were SEN
fenced to pay 800 or spend six
months in jail in Windsor police
court for trying to take more
money out of the Dominion than
the IS the Canadian government
allows visitors to the United
States They were Kenneth G.
Lanspaery. IL. of 21s Parent
avenue; Mrs. Olga Romchka. 1895
Reaume avenue: Mrs. Lee Beau
chesne, 1929 Gladstone avenue. and
Kasimir Glodowski, 551 Pelissier
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Tide Water Associated OIL Com

Tide Water Associated Oil Com
pany declared the regular quar-
terly dividend of Is cents on the
common, payable March to
stock of record February 10.
American Chicie Company de-
clared the regular quarterly divi-
dend of 81 on the common, pay
able March Is, to stock of record
March 3.
Allied Kid Company declared a
dividend of % cents. payable Feb
ruary Is, TO stock of record Feb
ruary II. The company paid four
quarterly dividends of 20 cents
each last year.
vogt Manufacturing Company
declared a dividend of 20 cents,
payable March l, to stock of rec
ord February IA. The same
amount was paid March l last
year.
Seaboard Oil Company Of Della
ware declared the regular quar-
terly dividend of % cents. pay
able March Is, to stock of record
March !. a..
Norands Mines Limfted$ de-:
clared the regular quarterly divi-
dend of 81. payable March Is, to
stock of record February 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Detroit Poultry

Market steady. Hens over 81 ms. iTc
under s,a ihs nc, cocks in1 lac. rock
sprtngers. M IN 81 ms 20c: stays. lac .
leghorn hens. lbs. and up. i5c rock
orotisrs. 2 IN - ms zoe caPons ms
and up. 2ic. ducks white. lbs and up
i6c. geese l4c
EGGS Market steady Current receipts
l3Ac. undergrades l4n14iac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

Pacific American Fisheries. Ine.. net
PROM foF the year ending February rs IL
estimated 81 ST3s-fOo THIS estimate would
compare win a n,i PROM NJ $50 sss equal
N % cents common share reported for
the preceding fiscal yssr