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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
Auto
Army Officers Get
Practical Training
In Driving Trucks

Out at the specially con-
structed testing grounds adjoin-
ing the Dodge Truck plant.
groups of officers of the Motor
Transport and Qusrtermaster's
Corps are getting practical
training in driving army trucks.
Most OF the time they attend
lectures and participate in shop
work in maintenance and service
so that they can conduct SIM
liar classes when they return 10
their posts
But on Wednesdays come the
thrills. The officers take turns
al driving the various vehicles
reconnaissance cars, command
oars. weapon carriers, troop
transports. cargo transports and
ambulanceS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
Farmers. Market

APPLES Delicious fancy. 81 25 bu
No. L. $500 i.75; Northern spy fancy,
g bu No |. S2j = ! So No. 2 75c.sl:
q so: No. 2. 75c u 81 Steele's Red yfsncy.
Nrr--t7-st - II t,..r7 m 75c
VEGETABLE GREENS Romano ion
soc. escarole. so n 75c bu.; No. 2, soc: en-
dive, No. l.. 81 "a No zae- SeEsal7
80 u soc bu.; swlss chard. 80 soc hu.
kale. 5o47 5c hn-,- mustard, 3s-t zoe su
turnips, IS ia Soc spinach. No. /. 35N soc
No 2. 30c: leaf lettuce. No, I. 20 y SOC
10Th. basket. 80 n 40c bu.S collards, No
HEAD LETTUCE - Fancy. y5o .bu.
No /. 90cniSi rs hu No. 2 Use bu.
APPARATUS Fancy. sl.ion las dozen
buusass; No l. 75a e0t No. 2 4og soc.
ckBBAGE- No. /. 7ss bu. celery
cabbage. 50 n e5o, green. 1Qn soc bu
CARRoTs-No. l, 71caSl bu.: No 2
cAULIFI.owER-N No l. sfsooi.7s bu.
Celery Fancy. sou soc dor. bch..
&C CELERY / ~ G RooT r. No i'' 7scas1 bu
CHERRIES Sweet No. l. 81 25g2 so
No. ?. $50 is-ausrt crate. sour. 81 W
DIr.L-toa soc doz bchs
EGGS srEe. Ss.75pP25 30-dor case
Kohl. RARi No. I. $50 75c dos ochs
LEEkS- 75cHxl doz. bchs
ONIONS Green. No l. 59Ff soc.
PARSNIPS- No I. IS n S5c hu.
PARSLEY 50 u sc dor bchs
PARSLEY ROOT 5Om 65c bu
PEAS-No. /. Si.60n2 No. 2. 81. IS y
so
PLANTS Flat; Flower. ~ Use: vege
table; 20 soc, geranIums. S2.25q250 IA
pot fat
POTATOES /. 75a 9Oc bu; No. ?
35 " soc
pofrr INV IL. ~. -. 49,, o..
y &c 10. leghorns Ism zoe: hroilers
heavy. % &c 10. leghorns. iq1 Gle 10
RADlSHES Red. No. T. 35si soc dor
bchs No. 2. 25c. long white. 5OUs5c
RHuBARB -- Outdoor, No. l. 25n35S
dor hchs
RuTABAGks No 7 500 75c bu
STRAWBERRIES Fancy. 81 24-quari
crate; No /. 500 50. No ? S2a2 %
TOMATOES H0thouse fancy. 81 80 IL
IN. basket: No. /. x2H223. No. ?. 81 81
~ IS
TURNfPS No fnqi soc doH hohs
VEGETABLE OYSTERS No ]. soc n 81
doL bchs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
M. s. RulkeySer:

At the New York Stock Ex-
change, traders of late have been
seeking to explore the subject
of whether the administration
will be able efficiently to carry
out its motto of mo wartime
,millionaires."
Up to now. spectators have
been impressed with the serious
ness of the political intention TO
take the profit out of the ar
manent boom.
Accordingly. they have per-
mitted an extraordinary and -un-
precedented divergence 10 take
place between business eXpan-
sion. on the one hand, and Sc
curity prices. on the other.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
Remakine NlRB

Sometimes. significant changes
in public affairs take place
without fanfare. President
Roosevelt for a year and a half
has been quietly remaking the
National Labor Relations Board
through selection OF a new type
of member. The process Of re-
construction. il is expected. will
be completed on August u next,
when the term of Edward S.
Smith, the last OF the aggressive
old board. expires. Thus the
tone and practical significance
of legislative reforms can be
quietly altered through admins
iratiVe changes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan. 2ig-inch min U 8
No !, bu. crates. Northern Spys. 81 %
n so, steele's Red. $50; new stock.
Georgia bu baskets. ring faced. Red
Trsnsparents, u. S, No., l.. I i Inch min.
Sl75; 2-inch min. So
AvACADoEs-Csli flats. 1925,
81 50H 225.
tifuls. 81 5041 SO. mostly 81 so; stringless
Black Valentines. 81 1892 Wax. flat type.
fair quality. 81 751 2, North Carolina bu.
hampers. Bountfus, $50. fair quality.
1928:
LIMA BEANS Florida bu. hampers, 50
q325
BLUEBERIEs- North Carolina 1s-pin,
large size. lsc per pint Alabama 3s pirt
crates. cellophane wrapped, S3.25 per
crate
CABBAGE Angeles crates. round
type, Tennessee, fair condition. st.25.
CANTALoUPs California Imperial Val
ley. Jumbo 27s. 50. Is q 3 30, Jumbo 3ss. 81
Jumbo 45s, 50 30. standard ass. So Art
roma Jumbo 36s. 81 % IS; Jumbo f5s.
s. So 80; standard t5s: si,l5a4,25i
CARROTS Los Angeles crates. 6-doz
punched. California S36j 3.25. few. SO. so;
Arizona. SO IS; Texas bu baskets, topped,
washed $3.50
CAULIFLowER - Washington pony
crates, rs and larger Sl.90: California
pony crates. lbs and larger. fair condition,
81 son 65, ordinary condition. SIPS
CELERY -- flbTlQA r45Ffntn cTdlchi
trimmed tops. Individually washed. Golden
Hearts. t-doz.. 81 IS. IS and s.. 50 n 2 so
i0-doz. $3.50 = 225; fair quality, 81 rs
i2s-XXs SiG2 crates OF hearts wrapped
80 lunches, 50 Michigan ] dozen lunches,
CUcUMBERs-Field grown bu baskets
Alabama. fancy. S2H250. mostly 81 IS
choice, Sl.25n $50; large size slcers 81. IS
south Carolina. fair condition, 81. 500 i.75
pickles. Si75a2.
CORN Alabama crates, White. 5-doz.
fair condition, 81.
LETTUCE Los Angeles crates, lceoera
iype California Salinas. 5-doz S4.25
few 81 50. Washington. 5-doz. fair tc
generally good condition. $3.50 90; ord
nary copdtion, Si.75n2: a-doz., generally
81 1ir % 4-doz, - -.
ONIONS Texas 5O-lb sacks. United
states Commercial. Sc, u. $. No and
~ $ No. /. S3.65ni mostly S37an I
crystal whRe wax a. s No !. t25
~ s. Commercial. 1913; California U. s
No ! Yellovs 1913
POTATOES-Old stock. 10O-lh. sacks
Idaho 4. s.. No. Russet Burbsnks
81 3Oa2.so: mostly $40; l0-lb. sacks
27e Maine, various varieties, u. s. No. 1
- 25H2.40. Michigan ". s. No. Russo
Rurals. sii0Hi.15; u. S. No. Chip
tpewas' s1-5UT 1-59,; new stock loO.lo
Triumphs. 225H2 50; mostly S24Od ? as
IU s 40 I washed Long whites. 81 sou
a. Commercial 81 504I2 Cali
fornia " : No washed Long Whites
81 50 2.65. y. Ci 4. s No. 1 unwashec
Cobblers few sales. S22OT 2 50, faitl,
clean, So louisiana u. 5. No. washed
Cobblers. 81 40T 2 so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
Brokers Scan
Accounts for
Axis Assets
BY :. SCOTT wIGLE

Branches of New York Stock
Exchange houses here received
orders today 10 investigate their
accounts for possible hidden assets
of European nationals now living
IN this country.
Under the Presidents proclama-
ton Of last Saturday all bank de-
posts and assets Of European ma
ti6nals are 10 he frozen. This
order excluded British nationals
in this country
The order 10 stock exchange
houses here was presumed TO be
an effort 10 forestall the possibility
of European money taking refuge
through the opening of broker
age account,
Fred Pritchard manager Of the
local office Of j. S. Bache & Co.
declared that he had no idea how
many such accounts might be on
his books.
The presidential proclamation
covers all European nationals who
have immigrated into this country
since June II, 1910.
I'VE will start an immediate
Investigation of all our ac-
counts" Pritchard said. II sup
pose that II can he presumed
that there are some accounts of
nationals on our books"
Local customers men have been
ordered 10 investigate all new ac-
counts before accepting them,
Pritchard said.
names of all clients affected
by these new regulations will he
turned over to the New York
Office" he declared.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
Forbes
BoundIess~ Faith
Demonstrated by
College Graduates
BY n. {. FORBES

PRINCETON. June l9-S So
many OF my contacts are with
older business men carrying re-
Sponsibilities which have become
increasingly onerouS and irkSome
in recent years that II has been
most refreshing and inspiring TO
meet and mingle intimately with
college lads. mostly students
who Just graduated
] have spent three days with
them, eating with them at. their
clubs, attending parties in
their rooms. Joining them in
their final cOnvivial celebration
In Princeton TavernS famous
taproom attending all their
graduation ceremonies, serious
and gay and taking part in
many informal talks with them,
especially about their conception
of ne world they are entering
and their own individual plans.
The total effect has been most
invigoratlng.
What boundleSS faith, What
cXuberant enthusiasm! w ha
eagcTncSS 10 start wrestling with
The world
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
Rubber
Imports
Set Peak

NEW YORK, June 19.-For the
second consecutive month. the
United States rubber industry con-
sumed over 1000 long tons of
crude rubber. and for the five
months period ending with May,
1871. has utilized more crude rub
Der than was consumed during
the entire year Of 1882, when
consumption was 1892 900 long tons.
according 10 the Rubber Manu-
facturers Association. Inc. May
consumption of 71,lS7 long tons
was slightly less than April. but
was 306 per cent above May a
year ago.
Although the official Depart
ment of Commerce import fig
ureS are not yet available, the as
ISOLATION estimates that a new
high was reached in gross inn
ports, LOG, l59 long tons having
entered during May This repre-
sents a ST. per cent Increase
over April. 1859 per cent above
May, 1910, and 10 per cent above
the previous high of 1886 long
tons reached in December, 1910.
Total domestic stocks. includ-
ing government reserves. amounted
TO 364, l07 long tons. the highest
figure since July 1884 May stocks
increased l0.4 per cent over April
and were l45 per cent above May.
1910 Stocks in the hands of the
United States government on May
81 were l86,804 long tons. an in
crease Of 5 per cent over April
of this year. Stocks afloat for
United States ports on May 81
continued in the higher brackets,
147 ,459 tons being reported afloat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
Renewed Selling
Drops Stocks
Over a Point

NEW YORK. June 19.-The
stock market reacted as much as
Ia point today. as selling was car
ried over from the last half hour
yesterday.
News Of the German-Turkish
friendship" pact continued the
chief unsettling influence. Traders
also were faced with the persistent
rumors of Nazi troop movements
against the Soviet. and reports of
a huge Japanese feet movement
southw I'd in the Formosan
Straits.
Prices were mixed in the first
few minutes of trading, but
started downward shortly there
after. A handful of stocks re-
sisted the downward trend.
Bethlehem. down more than a
point. led the decline in steel
shares.
United States Steel and Youngs-
town Sheet and Tube each lost
about half as much
Westinghouse Electric. East
man Kodak and United States
Gypsum were others TO show
losses Of a point or more
Fractional declines were the
rule in the copperS, chemicals,
aviationS, motor and mail order
sections.
Independent firmneSS was shown
by United States Rubber. North
American Company, Chesapeake
and Ohio, Pure Oil. Standard Oil
of California. United tSates Smelt-
ing ran up point on single sale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
BUYS Retail Store

Harvey Mack. veteran Detroit
automobile man. has purchased
the Pontiac retail store which
he has been managing, from the
Pontiac division and will operate
il as the Harvey Mack Pontiac
Company. 1t is the fourth
largest Pontiac retail leadership
in the United States and the
sales volume this year is ex-
pected to reach $3,000,000.
Mack has been with Pontiac
since 1896. He plans no changes
in the organization.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
lest Drivers, Trucks

The testing grounds include
grades of 60 per cent, boys.
rutted fields and second-growth
brush. all intended TO test the
mettle both of drivers and
-tfaeks-lt,S- a field day for the
army men but a bruising one,
The school is sponsored by the
ChrySler Corporation and is in
charge Of J. G.. Gauthier. Thirty
officers are sent each week from
various environments and when
they are through the course
there is little doubt as to their
driving ability as well as me-
chanical knowledge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19

New York and wholesale honferroIs
metal quotations supplied by Federa;e
Metals division. Detroit Spot. % per cent
tin. nominal. New York, " 625: future
tin. S52 rs: lake grade copper delivered
Midwest. ~. electrolytic spot smelter ~
n12.30: casting copper. 12.2i 81 Louis
lead SO. 81 Louis zinc. 725 New York
antlnony. -. virgin aluminium. -
Tin arm. copper and lead active zinc.
anticipate small changes m oi'M priority
order
free sterling exchange, sLo3A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
Note Of Caution

Perhaps some Of the hank
data suggests a note of caution
with reference 10 a still more
or less remote future. Total
loans and investments, for eN-
ample. have gained on total de-
posts. Perhaps beginning
Of a withdrawal OF funds from
the main financial centerS is in
dicated by a slight rounding off
OF "interbank deposits. % Excess
reserves are we'll past their
peak. The federal reserve ratio
has not shown in recent months
the usual seasonal increase.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
@. S. Brown Promoted

G.. S. Brown, associated with
Oldsmobile's field organization
since 1888. has been named as
SiStant advertising manager for
tho division, according 10 d. f..
Ralston. general sales manager.
He comes here from the New
York zone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
Edison S 12-Month
Profit S11,365,295

Detroit Edison Company and all
subsidiaries report for the II
months ended May 81. a net in
come Of $ll.365,295, equal 10 S1.79
share, compared with net in
come for the II months ended May
81. 1910. of Sl020S 097. which.
computed on the present share
basis. Is equal 10 Sl60 a share.
Stock was split five for one in
March. 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19

Cadillac Hotel.
After the close
of the business
sessions a ban
quet will be at
tended by about
800 m en- and
their w lv e s.
Charles +. Will
Iliams. president.
will speak. The
home office will
also be repre-
sented by its
Vice presidents,
&c. NJ. Williams
and w. j. Will
lianS.
The company
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19

nounced today
by vice preSI-
dent in charge
OF sales, NJ G..
OHarra. Con-
e u + + Q n { ! V,
OIiarra named
s. NJ. Adams as
FatsS HIdndgef.
Detroit Vapor
StoXe Division
to fill the va
cancy created
by MacMahon :
advancement.
NJ a c NJ a hon
comes IN tho
new post with n
b 70 a a back
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19

ground OF experience IN both adj
vertising and sales work
lie was assistant vice president
IN charge of advertising for the
First National Bank. Detroit. from
1925 10 1882 and is a past pres-
dent of the Detroit Adcraft Club
and the Financial Advertising As
ISOLATION tnationaD from 1881
until 1882.
MacMahon's association with
Norge and ID. V. s. divisions OF
Borg Warner Corporation began
in 1882.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19

and the new technique for price
ceilings.
The paradox is all the more
striking because hard boiled
operators in the street have
tended in recent months to put
on binders in regard TO the
visible physical expansion of
production, and have been con-
scious instead of intellectual
ideas which in a variety of ways
add up to the fact that in the
long run war does not pay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
Livestock Markets
III TROIT

CATTLE Receipts 200. market steady !;
choice 90 prime yearlings, Dry fed, $1,000
al. %. good 20 choice vearlings Dry fed
SO - 10 so. fair 20 good yeHrlings. dry fed
So 10: good 90 choice heavy steers. dry
fed SO 80 . 10 So FAIR 10 good heavy steers
dry fed S. 500 Q so common butcher
cattle S71S25 best COWS. 81. A0nS; good
butcher and cutter cows. S717 30: Gamer
cows. sos: old rims. $3.50 down best
butcher and heavy bologna bulls, IS %
$3.50 medium weight bologna bulls
81 s. ight common bulls, SIS so; stock
bulls. 80 aons; good 10 choice stoekers
and feeders IS 50aii common 20 fair
s,ockers and feeders. 81 $50, mixers and
sprlngers $3.50 go
VEAL CALVES Receipts 900: market
steady. best calves SIP. selects. &i2 80.
fair 90 good Sio II 50; seconds. So 80
[ % 2 90. culls and common. S6us
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 200.
market steady. best Spring lambs. SIP
a ~ 80; fair 90 good Sg1 IL skips IS
down best yearines, $40. good and com
mon. s. down: best sheep. St14.5O. FAR
10 eopd. $500 3 SO; .culls and common,
81 tn Z 90
HOGS Receipts. ZOO. market. prospects
hiEhcr no quotations available early to-
day. Wednesday close follows
Receipts. / 500 market steady 20 10
cents higher good and choice. 2O0-23O
ibs $40 80, 23O-250 lbs SO. 10000 lbs ,
SO 250-270 lbs., 81 90 270-30o lbs, So so
hesyies. 300-325 lbs, 50 IS. 325-350 lbs.
So ~. 35O-s50 lbs. 50 70. roughs So 10
4s1h. lights So g25. shipping pigs. So.
good feeding pigs. 50 25 stage. 81 55as.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO June ~ OiNSl HOGS
Receipts. - 600: Toe higher. HoidoNers.
Al DU0 top $40 rs. buik Sg.73u 10 20,
neavles 50 75gIolS: mediums So - "a
1925 nEhts. ss7a1io2s nght Hghts.
50 80" 90 10 pr'cking soWs. Ss.I5ne 30,
pigs s. 90 400
cArTLF Receipts. BOO. stead, calves.
700 steady. Beef STEERS CnuiCe Ntl
49, medium Ssuii earrings IS Is o.
1925 Butchers HeIfers x7.5Ouil so.
cows 81 1903 bulls s. b0u1Ot calves.
S7I1f.50t feeders Ssp12 Stockers
steers. - H. %. cows and heifers x7afl0.
sHFEp Receipts 500. steady. Lambs
|S1t u1i S. common 50 S01 feeders
So u 10 leaEiLnaa- - - q allas- - -z-..--
so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
Insurance Men
.ToConvene Here

A convention Of its representa-
ItiveS in the Detroit territory will
be'held on June Il by the Western
and Southern Life Insurance Com
Ipany OF Cincinnati at the Book
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
Consolidated Cigar Corporation

declared regular quarterly divi-
dends of Sl.75 on Z per cent pre-
ferred. payable September ? 10
stock of record August Is and
Sl62i2 on 6i2 per cent prior pre-
ferred, payable August 10 stock
OF record July 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
Detroit Poultry

Market steady; mems. average run. 2ic
lsghorn hens, lbs. and up, 1sc: cocks
ION i2c; rock spriBgers. under lbs. 12c
4 lbs. and up. ale: leghorn hroiers, 2 lbs.
and up, 1sc. under lbs. l6c
EGGS-Market firm. Current receipts.
24atc; undergrades. 23L H2fc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
Norge Names
Ad Manager

Appointment of Charles ".
MacMahon as advertising mama
ger of Norge Division, Borg
Warner Corporation was an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
Dividends
Lehigh Portland Cement Com.

Lehigh Portland Cement Com.
pany declared a regular quarterly
dividend Of 37iz cents on common.
payable August l TO stock OF
record July Ia.
L. >. Hoffman Machinery Cor
poration declared a regular quar-
terly dividend of 6SS, cents on
preferred. payable August / 10
stock of record July Is.
Latrobe Electric Steel Company
declared a dividend of 30 cents on
the common. payable July 10
stock OF record June 20.
Bickford's Inc. declared a divI-
dend of 30 cents on the common,
payable July ! TO stock of record
June Is.
Mountain States Telephone and
Telegraph Company declared
regular quarterly dividend Of
Sl.75 on common, payable July Is
TO stock Of record June 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19

recently ANNOUNCED the attainment
of billion dollars of life insurance
in force Recent reports indicate
that business this year will estab-
lSh new records.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19

RaNhesios- Manhattan. Inc and daurss
fir subs f.HrIrt report 10y fEe quarter rnHrr
Marrh Jf not prCm ~ Kl7g Zsg after
federal f1rrrf ana excess profits taxes
equal. t0 t- cfrfe share 0n GZs fnf
shares aeaIHr f45tfff or IS cent? p
shsrs or e9' 20l shares In thf March
egArer % 1880.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
At LINCOLN FIELDS

WcHtheT. cIearI tFack, faff.
Second Race Sister Don, Yank
Bomber. Snow kpple. Valdina Weidei
Pes Green. Devoted.
Third Race Pats Eye Deepdene.
Rock High. Honey Roll. Simkoe, Doug
Brashear.
Fifth Race Naldina Groom.
Ninth Race Declared on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
At CHARLES TONY

weather. clear. track. good,
First Race-Cassd. Fiery Ann. q. G.
Hamilton, Prison Ship, Suegale. Clifton's
dawn.
Second Race-Ysvaslublu. Counsuello,
Grand Waltz, Lancashire, Part One,
Smoke Gal
Third Race Microplay TraVeie,
Ivonia. Star Canter. CHANGER. Reign
Tetrarch.
Fourth Race-Chakra. Spout Run,
Mist Hawk, Dressmaker, Woo. Beard
Sea Miss.
Firm RacsLBay Farewell. Ida Time.
Taut. Way Out. Baikanese. Noon step.
Sixth Race-M Mikes Grace
Seventh Race Brooke Herod. Victory
Light. Connamista. Wintona. Brigh,
Gem. Top She'll
Eighth Race war Rumor -...
Ninth Race-Declared IN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
AT nEIAMARE

Weather. Clear. tack. last.
First Race-King Net Wheat Tinto,
Pimlico Polly. Impregnabie, Half Inch
Secona Race Running Fire Mardl
Gras. Ward, Miss Identify. Solo Dash
Stoploss.
Third Race Fred Astaire, Royal Day
SabastapOol, Running Fool
Fifth Race-Argela, Clamor Girl.
Sixth Race-GanEes
Seventh Rsce--Abyssinia. Sireamsr
Eighth Rachael Lee. kimesha.
Ninth Race-Declared on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19

Commonwealth sud southern Cnrpara
tirr ard sIbt.di8res report for me ID
months ended MAY If ntt income ~
An .uf- fIs arrf federal income taxes.
etc.. equai after s. months dividend 20.
gu'rfnfnft ru 50 preferred ~ rs cents a
CON mon share against SIS 1ii.o12 or ~
orgfs common .ha-e in me n months
tu1ed MAJ 81, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied ny Bongsrd Co
Windsor. Prices in cents, IL a m. quo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
At SUFFOLK DOWNS

Weather, cIeaf. frack. last.
First Race -Obisbo. Dutch
Second Race Parade Leader. Roy T
Nick C, Judfry.
Third Race-Fay Light
Fourth Race Dianapst. All Time
High. Septime. Minimum
Seventh Race Meritorius
Eighth Race-Totache. Many Flags.
High Finance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
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Earnings
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Refnin rton- Rane, Inc. and suhsidiaries
report for the wear ended March 81 a
net praff % - 2e3 2f9 equal 10 S2i7
share, lon common. AaCsinst s. 30i. l76
or "a carte on common An The preceding
year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
Scratches
At AQUEDUCT

At AQtEDtCT
Weather, clear track fast
First Race Darling TIDES In.
Second Race Peter Porter. Merne
Young County. Pistol Pete. Dunfrese
Third Race-Conqueror III. Weeze
PieSy.
Sixth Race Black Look Yes or no
Seventh Race-Trle Knightess. Fright
victory. Baby Talk Quarums. Cross
Question, Short Distance, Memory Book
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
At DETROIT

Weather. clear: track. fast
First Race Imperial Carol.
Ninth Race Declared on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. June 10 Prices given
cents.