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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Steel Ingot Rate
Eases SLIGHTLY

NEW YORK. April l. Steel
operations for TINS wreck src ye-tftetii-
uled at 99.2 per cent of ingot
capacity, against 99s per cent in
the previous week, decrease OF
six-tenths of point or six-tenths
of l per cent. according to the
American Iron and Steel Institute.
A month ago the indicated rate
was 97.5 per cent, which was a
gain of u points or y per cent
over the preceding week.
The following table gives a COM
parison of the current schedule
with the nearest corresponding
week of previous years. together
with the changes from the week
= . l. Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Old Age System

Cnaltont. Pa asks
What do you propose to do
for a man when he reaches so ?"
Answer l propose two things
% make conditions such that
between the ages Of 20 and 90
every man Of sound mind and
body can earn enough 10 pro-
vide Tor his own old age. ms |
would help by a general old age
reserve system. somewhat like
our social security plan. but
soundly financed.
- For those who are incom-
pctent. I would provide an ade-
quate and carefully supervised
system OF local public relief. the
relief being regarded as the I'M
fortunate persons right and
the community duty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Murray Ohio Co.
Strike Ends

CLEVELAND. April murray
Ohio Manufacturing Company en-
ployes returned to work today fol-
lowing a settlement of the week.
old strike which affected about 500
workers.
The agreement reached between
representatives of the company
and the UAW-CIO provided for a
general wage increase averaging
I8ia per cent and adjustments in
vacation schedules.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Query on Gold

FairhaVen. \. j., asks.
what IL the country were 10
-e+,-A bankrupt - ee9ldn- 1.-The
Huuidated and give us fresh
Starte What would IL matter II
the gold content of the dollar
were only cents--haVen't we
all the gold?"
Answer: The old fashioned
remedy for overspendIng and
boomS was a large dose of de-
preston and bankruptcy. This
corrected the mistakes made.
forced a settlement of slow debts
and liquidated frozen assets.
THIS business could get a really
fresh start, and productive en-
ployment Of labor expand.
But there is no use in going
bankrupt. if there is 10 be no
house cleaning. 1t isn't a fresh
start" unless those responsible
for The mistakes are "liquidated
and improved processes adopted.
NV guess is that we will re-
cover from the combined evil
of the twentieS and the New
Deal OF the thirties. without a
severe course Of depression
As to gold, if you own any
bonds or life insurance. or have
any savings, you should know
the answer. You measure all
these in dollars. You say. / have
so many dollars. But this means
nothing if the dollar is losing its
purchasing power. If you have a
thousand dollars now. and these
will buy enough to support you
for a year. how long could you
live on the same number of dol
lars if each were worth only )
Cents7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Employer Gives Views
on Industrial Relations
leadership and understanding of
the human element involved.

leadership and understanding of
the human element involved.
There is much wisdom in
LewiSohn's viewpoint. However
genuine grievances are quite diff
ferent from motives which lead
in time of emergency 10 jurisdic-
tional and oreaniZational strikes
which are unrelated to manage
ment policies.
To the credit OF some unions,
they have already put themselves
on record as voluntarily oppos-
ING cessation of essential work
I'm the defense industries during
The emergency There is much
longheadedneSS in such forebear-
ance, for intelligent labor leaders
arc we'll aware of the fact that
the totalitarian systems have
promptly extinguished free and
independent labor unions, which
arc inconsistent with authori-
tartan systems of government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Gar Wood Files
With SEC

Gar Wood Industries. Inc. has
filed with the SEC "a Securities
Act registration statement cover
ing $4,000 shares Of common
stock, 81 par.
Shares are being offered for sale
by Garfield A. Wood. president
and director of the company. The
offering price and underwriters
were not disclosed. The registra-
ton statement stated that upon
completion of the sale. Wood
would still retain 81 ,28S shares OF
the company's preferred stock,
$40 par.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Wins GIN Prize

The Pontiac Reflector. house
organ of the Pontiac Motors.
has been awarded the 1910 Paul
Garrett prize for its employee
safety program Garrett. Cen
eral Motors vice president in
charge of public relations, pre-
sented the plaque and citation
10 Ivan II. Long. Pontiac per-
sonnet representative at the
fourth employees newspaper edi-
tors conference.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Chrysler Flower Display

Chrysler's Tropical Garden
will again feature the Michigan
Flower Show al Convention Hall,
opening on Saturday. The gar
den will be the setting for a
display of Spring models of
Plymouths. Dodges. De Sotos
and Chryslers.
The planned exhibit will range
from a complete jungle at one
end TO a Michigan Spring gar
den AT the other. Steaming
tropical boys, bubbling springs
and cascading waterfalls are
promised. along with fiamingoes,
cranes and other tropical wild
life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Commodity Prices
Continue Uptrend

ASKING TON. April l.
Wholesale commodity price index,
as compiled by the National Fer
tilizer Association. in the week
ended March % was 1929, COM
pared with revised figure of 102 s
in the previous week, 1904 a
month ago and 979 a year ago,
based on the 1858 average as
ID0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Gum .fOPIaneS
A luminum for Planes
Offered by Wrigley

CHICAGO. April ?. - William
Wrigley Jr Company has offered
to turn over to the OPM its en-
tire stock OF aluminium ingotN
amounting to about 100000
pounds. The tluminum is used by
I'll e company in foil-wrapping
chewing gum. and the Wrigley in
got stock alone is estimated as
sufficient TO produce 1000 COM
plete airplane wings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

tific methods has been the EN-
pl0ycr's. ~ the initiative in
securing labor'S cooperation
should he the employers. And
I would like also Ia suggest that
this reconciliation between labor
and scientific management II
part of a broader reconciliation
which II taking place in the
world today between the claims
of power on the one hand and
Of humanity on the other,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
PITTSBI RGH

ptTTSBuRGH, March 81 GNS CAT
TIL Eeueipts 500. steers steady 30 weak,
COWS Doc lower steers choice 81 ~ Il
Medium good. S10ari1, common, S7.Jo ~
10 30. heifers medium 10 good, 50 30 "a
1880. common. S6rs s; cows, medium 10
good. $50 Gamers and cutters. $50 q IS
bulls. good to choice. SSu9; common r.
medium So 50
HOGS Receipts. 300 active and Sc
lower 160-is0 his S775Hs10: 1s0-220
lbs Ss10qs25. 220-250 lbs S7s5Hs.2S,
2j0-2e0 lbs S7.50H7 IS: 1OO-i5O lbs. Sc q
T. IS; roughs. S6ft6.75.
SHEEP Receipts 600: active. wethcrs
81 higher. choice lambs. Sii.650 Il 90
medium to good 50 sou 1880; common
lambs. S71s. ewes. 50 500 6. so; wethers.
Sc 50 ri ESQ: clipped lambs SO 25 0975
CALVES Receipts. 400; steady; good 70
choice Sl2mi2 50. medium. 50 60ff 10. so
culls and common, $3.50 q I 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Sinsibaueh on Radio

Chris Sinsibaugh. veteran au-
tomotive editor and author of
Who Me ?" will be interviewed
by F. Lee Johnston on the Your
job and Mine" program over
CKLW at $50 p. m. Tuesday.
Sinsibaugh will recount the
early history of the auto indus
try and intimate stories of the
men who made il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Metal Markets

sew YORK ane wholesale norferrous
metal quotations supplied BY Feaerstsd
8elah DIVISION. Detroit. spot % per cent
LIS lake grade copper. dsnvsred Mo
HfFt T. electro. vie spot smeIter lIa
z %. casting copper q - 81 Jous lesd
go s. Louis zinc z5 New YORK ant
fHrr..-I4- YlEGln alum hum
Tin quiet 81 others moderate trncrs
- fuls-ls ssgH So +frrel e. Hf Isdrua
cnarFs f03a ~ so11
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

, 6 p. m. in the
Detroit Leland
Hotel.
/ John L. Red
.mond. vice pres
i d c Mt of { h G
National ASsoci-
alton of Credit
Men. will speak
o n =" s o u n d
Finance
S o. n d films
on the City of
n g " Orleans
w i'll be shown
at the meeting,
which has been
n pnated as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Net Nearly Doubled
By Mueller Brass

Mueller Brass Company reports
for the quarter ended Feb. %,
1871, a net profit of 1897 .227.
after federal income and excess
profits taxes. etc, equal to SLIP
a share. against SlS3,733 or SO
cents a share in the February
quarter of 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
S296,223 Net Loss
By Federal Truck Co

Federal Motor Truck Company
and il subsidiaries report for the
year ended December 3 a net Joss
If SI96 2l3. after depreciation. in
tereSt. etc. compared with a net
loss Of Sl75.77s in 1893.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Defer Cuba R. r. Hearing

JERSEY CITY, April IA hear
ing on the temporary Injunction
restraining the Cuba Railroad
Company from carrying out IFS
bond deposit plan and application
for a receivership has been put
over to April Il by mutual agree
ment of the opposing counsel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
.UdyIife Corp. Pays
10-Cent Dividend

Corporation has declared
a dividend Of 10 cents. payable
May l. to stock of record April Is.
A like amount was paid Febru-
arV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

CHICAGO. March u. - NsJ-BUTTER
Receipts : 500 tubs. q 10 lie up: extra.
% score, 80 standards. 80 score, cars
80 he; extra firsts. oil score. 33Ac: firsts,
$3.50 score, SEA q 33c; specials, % score,
IS g., n 34c.
EGGs-Receipts. 4i,375 cases; &C 70 q c
up. current receipts. POKE; fresh extra
firsts. al " a 22c: fresh firsts, 20A q2l &c;
dirties, lec: checks. 1sAc.
CHEEsE-Twins. 16h disiAc: daisies,
prints and longhorns. 1914 G17c.
LIVE POULTRY-Mostly steady: tur-
keys. 15T22c: hens. $50 zoe: teEnorn
hens. 100 I'VE: springers. 81 n 2<e; oroii-
ers, n \ 23e; ROSTERS. 1874 q i3c: ducks,
IL q 20hc: gese, i0q13isc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
on Credit
To Speak Here

The Detroit Association of Credit
Men VIII hold its regular monthly
meeting on Thursday, April 3. at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

CHICAGO, March 81 -GNs)-HoGs-
Receipts p 500 market l0c 10 l5c lower
holdovers 500. top, IS. bulk. S740d7 90
heavy. S723a765: medium. S7.50ds:
light, s725n 100. light lights. 81 80
CATTlE Recelrlz- - AaA--s4 a.
steady. Calves Receipts. 500. market
steady. Beef steers-Choice Sl1 so 70 Il so.
common. SS6i1l 80. Nearlings IS 25d
1928. Butchers Heifers. 81 50m12: cows.
81. 50ffS75. bulls S6.5uT9. so. calves. 50
fi12 feeder steers 81 n 10 IS. Stockers--
Steers. S7n1l %. cows and heifers Sc. so
ffg.75.
SHEEP Receipts II 500 market
steady lambs SilH1l.35. common. a1Uff
II; yearlings IS. 50ul0. feeders, 9g10;
ewes. S5Q7.2j.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company re
port 1910 net income OF 50. 343. $50. equal
TO 81 70 a share on common. against So
$40 % OF 81 % on common IN 1857.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

Ohio Public Service Company reports q
1870 net income of 81 700 247. equal after
dividend requirements on preferred stocks.
20 SIS IS d share on 81 800 shares Of COM
mon. against 81. e6s, 0e3 OF $32 II a snare
on common In 1922.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

Past Presidents Night.
r. D. Andrew. head of the local
group Will preside.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
FAST BIIaFAIO

EAST BUFFALO. n. y. March al
UNs1- HOGS Receipts. 2.2O0. market &C
tive to AL interests. strong 70 loo over
Friday; bulk good and choice, 1s0-230
lbs, $S.35ps.40; 24O-260 10 butchers. -
u625. trucked-ins 170-230 lbs $3.50 10
mostly IS. spsringly. $50. scattered
lots pigs and underweights, 81. 50n 80,
rough and weighty gows S615U 4. 80.
around 200 Canadians. steers and ycarlinEs
moderately active weak 10 25c lower,
good offerings St1N11.25. most shortfeds.
50 80 10 10. 70. Canadian steers. S1O.25: some
held upward 90 Si1 COWS and bulls slow.
weak to occasionally 25c lower. cutter and
common COWS. 81. SO 6.65; Gamers. 81 so
Y 5.25; weighty sausage bulls raound $50.
SHEEP Receipts, ! 500 lamb trade
somewhat slow steady god and choice
s5-ah 10 fed Westerns 81 Is, some held
higher medsim and inbetween grades. IS
n 10 IS. shorn lambs unsold wooded ewes
TO S6.75. shorn offerings 20 s. SO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bongard CO.
Windsor Prices IN cents. Noon quotations.
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Not at This Bank

President David +. Williams
Of the Corn Exchange National
Bank and Trust Company. Phila-
delDhia. declares:
Little business as well as big
must he financed and you can
take our word for II. there Is no
'bottleneck' In defense financing
at the Corn Exchange or at any
other bank in this productive
beehive.
1.-THE small business man Is as
important In this task as the
largest captain of Industry. The
Corn Exchange Bank is making
marked progress in granting
loans for business purposes TO
smaller firms engaged In de-
tense work"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

LEGAL NOTICE
Proposals viii he received b. the Bureau
Of supplies and Accounts. Navy Depsrt-
ment Washington, n c.. until IN o'rlock
a m. April $. 1871. for furnishing motor
truck. t. the Navy Service School Dear
horn. Mich. Apply for proposals 10 fhs
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts
SrENRs FHymAsttf GENERAL OF the Navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

Connecticut River Power COMPANY 70
pors a 1870 net profit e i.32O. 1854.
against sf.ff7.sos n 1899.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

My judgment is that banks
are less responsible for the
meagerneSs of the war work
being done by small business
{ han arc the corporations
awarded mammoth contracts
and the powers that be at
Washington.
Copyright. 1851 b, { Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
FINANCIAL


International News Service keOnomic Commentator
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Detroit Stocks

IN stotk. d-UptIohsI ttoth
.Odd lots only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
BIRTHS

GIRLS
Girls were born to.
Mary Kiss 1870 shiavsssee
Lucie Lefoon. 1919 SALISBURY.
Josephine Mstonic. 1927 winthrop.
Sarah Martin 1891 Wreford-
Frances Nidgley. 574s Lepox.
Mafalda Maggi ss2s Deaundre, Ham
Isabelle Miller. $500 Eighteenth
Ethel Mcbride, 1854 Beniteau
Bernfce McCluskey. 10 East Savannah.
Helen Mccarthy. 1903 Casgrain.
Evelyn Mccracken. 1902 Hilbert.
Dorothy Norris. 2ott7 Danbury.
Marie Nicol, ~ =. Pleasant. River Rouge
Elizabeth Newhury, 1920 Third Highland
Patricia o'Heron. 10000 Terry.
Mary OCopnell. sls Fairvicw
Virginia Patton 2ssl West Grand Blvd.
Ann Pochotko, 3434 Gray.
Luella Patton. asa wayburn.
Margaret Path. s3t1 Normie
sophia Prusinsky, 1921 Holmes, Ham
Myra Pitcher. 2334o Miller. Pennington.
Marjorie Rose 1850 Santa Clara.
Charlotte Rouio. 1925 Glenwood.
Helen Stout. si9 Blaine.
Katherine Smith 6o0l Domino
Mary Syehsk. 35 Florence. River Rouge.
Melita Savage. s3s Cohnswood
Anna Stvrtecky, 4043 Thirty-nrst
Janett schrsmm. III Wide
hreds schatuer. 2i Cora. River Rouge
Hcrmaine Typinski. 1909 East Canheld
Helen Thompson, 73t5 BYRON
RUN Thompson. 1855 Raekham. Birming
Anna urhano. 1853 Charest.
Anna Vaults. 1902 Hsrweir
RITA Nitale, 1919 Mcclellan
Olga walker. 1898 Besconsnsld
Elizabeth Woods. 1921 Sunset
Mildred Veemaes 1911 Lemsv
Clara Weller 1927 West-Grspd
Dorothy Whtehousc. eiO MarIhorourh
cassie Walker 1892 vinewood
lean Wilkinson. PHO Campbell
huida Wink, r. r No. /. Box 233. Mt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Frank Moravcik. IL Genevieve Jost,.rs,
Clarence L. Glonks. 20. Geraldine v.t,.s.
Ralph B. Shame ;-Ei.saee.h- Hsvs,ur..
Nathaniel Martin. 3s: Mildred sund.r.. n.
..1n Mopp 2s Elizabeth FreudenthaI ~.
sovn W Decker. %; Lucille Tefer. 70.
walter Twardus. 30; Mary Tofksex, zs.
frank A. Peters. AZ: Margaret FINK. n.
Elmer Prince, az; Geraldine Doris Isa-
James W. Waller. II: Geneva Dixon. ~.
NICK kotys, IS; Irene Goleb,eski. Is
Ear =. kloenhamer 80; Gertie Clara Krohn.
wi Kd.s, X \. Leioo. %; Agnes Kath.rins
Elmer lie Roy Gould. Is: Mary Lisk. N.
Steven Stoke, 30: Margaret sikorski, n.
Rooert Bell. %: Doris Cieslak, IS
NI per-. Lee s. Mllender' -; Jsnstte Mas
Joseph White. 3s Mary stuban. 50
Julius w. Englsnder "a Relic stern 2x
Joseph Przygods. a.; Caroline Fslsndysx,
Arthur ~ Laura. 81 zulna Frssyman. n.
Robert Harrington n: Betty Sewer is
Jack Aodelnour. 20: Kathleen Caldwell. n.
Joseph Blsncetti. 20: Micheina Ambrose.
Rudolf p somrer. % Iona Buck. a.
Leon Wisuiewski. ts Jennie Ruffn ~
Joseph Edward Mikulski, rs; Mary Heiea
Campbell IS
Kelvin Baxter, rs; Nsds Sander. "a
Wilbur Gentry. IA. Carol Lane, "a
Joseph savich. - Virginia wishsrd. -.
Fred klettke. IS: Helgs Rsntfoia. 10.
Robert Beck. 81 Anna Rose Hammel. ~.
John csdreau. 40 GLADYS June seau-
Richard V. Pspcnsn, 70 Anoush outoun-
ian. rs
John Morgan. Jr., 5si Helen Mecsffery.
Howard Hughes ~ Msrjorie Hughes, 10.
John Bero. 36 olive Gleason. -.
Elmo r.. Kuure - Wilma Tsurisinan, 10.
George Wttner. u Julia Ilcho,s. ~
Jack r. Walker. ~ Jean Leslie II.
Frederick George Tucker rs Louise
Thems Crosby. q.
Jsmsr \. Murtomsk 7s; Sylvia kstols,
rs
Aihert 4 Athrirh, a.. nnrnihx DirnnI n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Detroit Produce

APPL ES- Michigan bu crates, u. g No.
I, 2t4sIn min unless otherwise stated Me
Intosh. St60fll.T5; Delicious. 81 soTl. 70,
Northern spys, VI sou 20; Jonsthsns,
81 go lao BsidRiRs II -Wesrnrrs- Ell.
Winter Bsnsnas, 75c Z 81; Hubbsrdstons,
Zoe. Sew York bu eratss, Mein,osn; =:
boxes. Red Delicious and Delicious. extra
fancy, 72s-I0os. $40. fancy, Gas zoos
Sl.s0u2
BEANS Florida bu hampers. Bountiful..
81 rs. few higher Valentines. 81 fOn2 SO.
FAR s2+'2 2o'- way. fiat type, ", lev
higher, poor 10 ordinary. zoe u ST.
BROCCOLI California pony crates
81. 5OH3 mostly 50 80.
. CARROTS t.os Angeles crates. doz
CELERY-M Michigan bundlss doz
stalks. Mammoth. asa soc "a crates.
A225H275 California cub crates Pascal.
81 20 i6-in crates. trimmed Golden
Heart, 40 doz 81 80. ls-2O-in = crates
Golden Heat 5-s dor, 81
cAULIFLowER- California pony crate.
Si6Jn2
cRANBERRlEs barrel boxes. Ms.s
chusetts Howes, s350p375
CUCUMBERs Florida bu baskets
fancy - 800: choice s3.75irt
- GRAPES California display Jugs, I'm
perors 81 500 65 hns quality, sl75a
10: Aimerlss - 25a 2.3a.------
LETTCCE-Ic Iceberg tGpe- Lns-AHgeles
crates, California doz. fair to generally
good. s4u4.25 ordinary 10 fair, 1918:
doz. fair. So Is. ArizonaS doz. IS.
LEAF LETTUcE-Ho thouse. lO-lb bas.
kets. Ohio. sop s5c Michigan. 75as 5c
oNIoNs=50-lh- sacks, SWEET Spanish. [
8 No. !, 3-inch ana larger Idaho and
Utah, 81 30. idaho z.3-tnch size 81 SIS u
81: Idaho, u. s. No. /, Whites mediums.
81 10; Michigan. Y. $. No. l. Yellows. 90
so'e 2-inch and larger Si.60u1.65; 3-nch
minimum, Sweet spanish. si.45; L. s. No
!. Whites. 10ft 2-inch and larger, ST. 10:
2o-lo. sacks. White Boilers, $40.
TATOES-100- ID. sacks Idaho, Russell
Burbanks. Y. :. No. Z. washed, 81 1On
2 SIS; l0-lb. sacks. 3O1 sic: Commercials.
81 40; U. s. No. 2, x225; Maine, f0O-lb.
sacks, L. S. No. !, Chippewas and katah.
dins, sh9on2. few sl.s5. 50-lb. sacks. 81.
l3.lo. paper sacks, 32c. few Ole. Michigan,
1oo-lb. sacks, L 8. No. /, Cobbiers, 81. 80
q 60, Chppewas, 81 5Onis5: Russe,
Rurals, 1,40n1.ia. Upper Peninsula l5.lb
paper sacks. l. :. No. !, Creme Mountains.
2 a
RADGsHEs-T exs', ), crates. 81
bunches 90
Rtft BHGNs a n a, 50-ib. sacks
SHAELUTS LOUISIANA barrels punched
81; crates, dozen. x-75aIso, dozen
81 so
sPINAcH-Tex bushsl baskets. savoy
81 IS
SWEET POTATOES Porto Ricsn Yam.
2 So Texas. l.. s. No. l. Sl.Tog so
Tennessee. 81 50; bushel hampers. Port,
hiesn Vans. 81 foul.45: Nancy Halls =
ID New --buShsl-ha napete-t;
:. No. J. Jerseys Red Soil Stock 50 25d
? 30 Sandy Soil Stock. 80
TOMATOES Ohio dollhouse. s-lb has
ke;s. mediums. 81 20I1 .25, lob. cartons
repacks. mediums, sI.35
'TANGERINES-i. boxes, Florida com.
oination grade 81. IS a $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Prudential Ups
Premium Rates

NEW YORK. Nov. ~ Tho
Prudential Insurance Company 'of
America has announced an aver
age overall increase of nearly 3
per cent in premium rates on, or
binary policies because Of the
continued trend toward lower in.
terest rates in investments suit
able for the funds Of life insur-
.ance company"
The increase. effective Jan. l.
1912. is the greatest in limited
payment life policies, particularly
at the younger ages, the company
stated. Smaller increases were
made on whole life policies and on
term insurance policies where the
investment element is at mini
mum.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Explains
Stock Dividend

In connection with the recent
declaration of Is per cent COM
mon stock dividend by Doehler Die
Casting Company, II. II. Dochler,
chairman, in a letter TO Stockhold-
erS states that the action was
taken 10 conserve the cash position
and thereby to hold intact IT'S rela-
lively small working capital.
This was considered necessary
in view of The uncertainties of the
future and IN due consideration OF
the enormous amount Of taxes
which are considerable drain on
our treasury.
The company'S counsel, Doehler
added, has advised the company
that the stock dividend will not be
subject 70 any federal income tax
under existing federal tax laws.