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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Forbes
Stop Spending
Decree Would
Be Very Harmful
BY b. c. FORBES

Should you and stop spend
ing. have our children stop
spending and divert every posi-
bic dime and dollar into the
baby securities the govern
ment soon will issue?
Advice from even the highest
circles in Washington is con-
Trajectory RFpSTdeHtRpaSeHett
some time ago conveyed the inn
preston that there should be no
needless strafng of business.
Now Mrs. Roosevelt urges us TO
do without.
Certain inhHstriaiiSts5 notably
those drafted by Washington,
favor drastic curtailment of
private spending. Other indus
trialstS see only harm in such
a policy.
When those AT the top dis
agree. how arc you and l to
know what patriotism demands
OF us?
Ny conviction is that at this
stage there should be no need
less skimpinG of consumer buy
ing. no needless aggravation of
unemployment, no deliberate
undermining of prosperity, with
its attendant hardships. not only
on all directly and indirectly de-
irving their living from business.
but on long-suffering investors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan bu. crts u. 2. No.
!, hin. min. Delicious, 81 sou !, 20, fair
quality, rs; spys. $40. fair quality,
SI.25. Jonaihans, ~ in. 81, few 90c
suttons, ~ ain min, 81.
CADos-California flats. iss- 3oc.
81 80 n I 90.
ASPARAGUS California pyr crts. 1
doz hchs extra fancy, IS so, loose med.
size S5T55 So
BEETs-Texss n erts.. si2od1.35.
BEANS Florida hu hprs. Black vslen-
tines. 81. Is; Wax. fiat type, 81
BROCCOLI Pony crts., 1852 bchs Ari-
IONA, $3.15. California, 81 II: Texas, 81 rs.
CABBAGE California Los Angeles crtsl
81 sou ? -. Texas. Louisiana crates. 80 80
n AIS fair quality, s2.4o: \ cr,s. 81 5on
l,55; Florida " bn. hprs ordinary TO
fair quality and condition. 75c 4 81
CARROTS Los Angeles crts. e-doz
Arizona. 50 1912 SIS, california. 81 e0a 3
Texas. fair quality. 81 251 IS. doz,
50 75d ,, few 50 10; california, doz .
50 65n 275,
CAULIFL OVER Pony crates, i2s and
larger 81 5onl.65.
CELERY Florida 1s.in crts., trimmed
tons washed. f-doz 81 n 3 rs: s-doz 50 IS
a rs s-doz 50 50 n 3 Is 10 doz., 81 40a
3; ks. 81 rs = so.
ENDIvE-Ios Angeles cra,es, California,
Texas y crts.. 81 asa IS.
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crts Iceberg
type. Arizona Yuma. 4-doz.. 81 f0H ? 30
5-doz 50 so n 2 so. California. 4doz
50 25T2 so. few higher. 5-doz., 81 asa
? 80. mostly 50 So
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse Job bkts
Michigan, 90c n 81.
ONIONS So-lb sacks T. s No. :. g.
inch and larger sweet Spanish. Idaho.
81 40 Michigan yellows 50H soc. 2 inch
and larger. so a roc 7oos Pinch and larger.
75c whites eo'o 2-inch and larger, 81 Is
q 20.
ORANGES California. standard boxes
Navels, 81 1913; Florida wriebound boxes.
50 So
PEAS California bushsI baskets 81 IS
hushe hampers s. $50 2.fo Mexico hushe
esmpers. S225; Texas bushel hampers.
PEPPERS bushel crates California
Wonders. FLORIDA 81 So few 81 rs Mexico.
81 So few So Ruby Kings. Si25
OTATOES-iO0-lh sacks L s No /
Idaho RiIssets. 81 - n 90. mostly 81 son
l.si Maine various varieties, 40 u so;
Michigan Rural Russets. 81 lofi 20. Cob
pliers 81 p. T. p Green Mountains 81 -
Al 30. Idaho Russets. ION. sacks 20
u 2lc; Maine various varieties. 18Th sacks
% - pc. Mich ean Green Mountains, IS
10. sacks p 70 % q G.. Nebraska 3o-lh sacks
washed Triumphs, q5cG 81 Florida ou.
crates washed Irumpns. 81 sou IL IS; fair
quality. sl.45.
RADlSHES Texas pony crates, s21
2.25; fair quality. 81 1901 100
RHt BARB Michigan dollhouse, S0-lh.
cases choice Sl7jn2 rs. fancy. 81 75n
325; extra fancy s3.5od4
RUTABAGAS - Canada 50-lo. sacks
waSed $50
SHALLOTs-L. A. bbls 20 doz. punches
$40 n 20
sPINACh-rexas bu curly. 75u poo
SWEET POTATOES Blu crates Porto
Ricans Louisiana U s No l. 81 soT
is5; Texas. yl9oa2: oklahoma hg. ler-
seys. $l.75al.s5; New Jersey bu hamper
Jerseys 81
TOMATOES Repacks, 10Th. cartons
81 5pl.35.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Notes Move to Expand
Trade Within Nation

arithmetic, ii Is doubtful
whether a S27, ZOO. 100000 de-
tense program would be war
ranted simply to retain our
slender exports. If the authori-
cations are to be justified, then
there must be other values, such
as national safety and humane
and idealistic benefits.
BY the same token. Great
Britain, it seems to me. has long
suffered from uncompleted en-
tries in her master bookkeeping
ledger. Until the partial re-
versal of tariff policy in 1881.
Great Britain. devoted for nearly
a century TO free trade, empha-
sized the desirability of import
ing cheap foodstuffs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Business Curve
Rises Slightly
In January
BY LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of EconcnIcs \. \. Jniversit
The curve Of industrial pro-
ducuon rose little in January.
The gains in activity were mixed.
however. and a gooG many in
dustries did not come up 10 the
performance usual at this sea-
son. More significantly, The ele-
ment OF maladiuStment in
creased. Such, in general terms.
is the business picture 10 be
drawn from complete January
statistics.
Among the industries which,
on a SeaSonal!y adjusted basis.
showed declines were steel. cot
ton textiles. wool textiles, shoes,
and meat packing
In January, railway freight
shipments were al a slightly de-
creased rate. This means that
industrial production probably
caught up with shipments. and
that physical inventories accu-
mulated somewhat more rapidly
than IN recent months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Auto City Brew. Elects
Directors, Officers

Stockholders of the Auto CITY
Brewing Company elected the fol-
lowing directors at the annual
meeting: Joseph Chronowski, f.
NJ. Lemke; Anthony Grzezinski. A.
l., SCHNEIDER. Edwin Kotcher. John
Reha and Albin Chronowski. The
board reelected Joseph Chronow-
SIX president Lemke was named
vice president and secretary and
J. S. Chronowski. treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Pig Iron Rate Hiqh

The adjusted index of steel
ingot production declined in
January. while pig iron produc-
ton increased, and blast furnace
activity was greater. As a re-
suit, we find that pig iron pro-
. duction is very high compared
with steelmakers' requirements.
incidentally, the percentage of
blast furnace capacity being
used is extraordinarily large.
Considering the high levels. both
absolutely and relatively to
other industries. one would ordi-
narily expect a recession in the
steel industry.
At present, however. note that
shipments of finished steel in
creased 10 a, new high level in
January. Note especially that
the indicated domestic require
ments. plus exports. are above
steel production. Since the de-
Tense program has not yet be-
come fully effective in steel con-
sumption. even in the use of
structural steel. it is apparent
that nothing more than a small
temporary readiustment seems
10 be required at this time in
this basic industry.
Obviously. however, the posi-
ton is not normal; and the time
must come when this depend
ence of the industry upon de-
Tense" demands will be seen in a
large recession-unless we as
sumo that the war will go on
forever.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Bus Drivers Aid Firemen

Add TO the fire fighting forces
of the nation the bus driversl
Several cities have reported
lately Of heroic bus pilots in the
roles of good Samaritans. Here
is one from Wauwatosa. Wis:
Paul Barthols drew up 10 thu
curb al the signal from an ex.
cited citizen. The latter didn't
board the bus but asked:
Where's the nearest FIRE
alarm box: My cars on fire."
Barthols grabbed his fire ex.
tinguisher. ran 10 the car. and
put out the flames.
"Why make the city spend $50
on that fire when I can do 10
just as welt. he remarked.
Similar stories have come from
half a dozen cities attesting 10
the fact that the bus drivers are
active workers 10 reduce both
the nations fire losses and the
cost of fire department opera
ton,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
M. s. RukeySer:
International News Service Economic Commentator

CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-Out here
near the granary Of the nation.
there is more inclination than
at the seaboard TO think in
terms of prosperity through ex-
panding trade inside the inland
empire.
As a matter of fact, statistic
ally the United States through
the years has been more self
contained than any of the other
principal industrial nations of
the world. Even in the peak
years. 1929, il has been COM
puted that this country derived
but 6 per cent of its national
income from exports, whereas in
those years the United Kingdom
got 20 per cent. Belgium nearly
65 per cent. and Cuba, approx
mately 20 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Stock Market
Rallies BriskIy;
Chrys|er Up I

NEW YORK, Feb. 20. - The
stock market staged a brisk rally
today, recovering practically all of
the ! to 3-point break of yes
terday.
Trading was at a moderate pace.
with a number of large blocks
changing hands in the first hour.
-GM on 1000 shares was up frac-
tionally and quickly extended its
rise TO over a point. Callahan
Zinc was traded in a like block
and Libby. Mcneil & Libby oil
| 200 and l,500 shares in rapid sue
ceSSion.
Du Pont in the chemicals and
Westinghouse were the strongest
spots, jumping 80 and "a. res
pectlvely.
Chrysler was in heavy demand.
adding 2% points TO its previous
closing price. General Motors
gained half as much while Pack
ard and Observation-Disclosures held
steady.
In the steelS, Bethlehem rose
over l despite the Clio strike
threat United States Steel and
Crucible scored similar gains.
Rails and coppers moved up and
fractional gains predominated
elsewhere. Briggs was one of the
few backward issues.
International News Service Wire
CHICAGO. Feb. 20.-Wheat fu-
lures were &c to &C up at the
start today, corn &c to NC off
and oats unchanged.
WHEAT May. 79% a Soc; July,
75Ss a 75lac; September, 75%c.
CORN-May, 61A G611ac; July,
604c.
OATS-May, 35d 35hc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Cleveland Bronze Co.
Files Issue With SEC

CLEVELAND. o., Feb. 20.-The
Cleveland Graphite Bronze Com
pany today filed with the Secur-
tiles and Exchange Commission a
registration statement covering
10000 shares of ) per cent cumu-
lative preferred stock of 500 par
value. PRINCIPAL underwriters are
named as +. EberStadt &, Co. New
York and Prescott, Jones & Co.
Cleveland.
Net proceeds OF the financing are
to be added to general funds.
from which the cost of the COM
panyis proposed expansion pro-
gram would he met. A special
meeting of shareholders has been
set for February "A to act upon
the program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Hiqbies Head McAIeer's

At recent stockholders meet
ing Of the McAleer Manufacturing
Company, Detroit manufacturers
of automobile polishes. rubbing
compounds. and allied chemical
products. Carlton M. Higbie was
elected president. and Bradley
Higbic treasurer of the company
Both have been inactively ASSOC
ated with the firm for some time
and are now assuming active man.
agement Of the company.
Other members elected TO the
board OF directors are Carl Ken
nedy. vice president; Ernest Hum.
mitch. secretary; and Fred Weihe.
production manager Arthur Neu-
bauer continues as manager of the
automotive jobber division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20

carried on the spirit of goods for
goods. then the American habit
of regularly marking up favor
able balance Of trade in goods
may be checked. In normal
years. we exported more dollars
worth of raw materials and
manufactured goods than we i'm
ported. Thus. from a superficial
standpoint. we had a chronic
favorable balance of trade. But
did we really?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Edison 12-Mo. Net
Over 100000 600

Detroit Edison Company and its
subsidiaries reports for the II
months ended January 81 a net
income of S10.S46.l72. equal TO
SS52 a share on 1872 260 shares
against S9.772. 355 or S7.6S a share
for the u months ended Jan. 81,
1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Dodge Dealers Gather

Dodge dealers. sales execu-
tives and managers gather here
Friday TO hear Forst II. Akers.
vice president of Dodge and
director of sales, outline late
Winter and early Spring mer-
chandising plans. The meeting
VIII he held al the Fort Shelby.
Part Of the session will he
given over 10 dicussion of fac
tory. cooperative and extra ad-
vertising of new and used cars
and trucks Similar meetings
will be held in g key cities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Huge Cost Of Navy

But she neglected to figure
that her real national cost was
the purchase price of the inn
ported food as delivered. plus
the huge cost of the British
navy which kept open the lanes
which made possible dependence
on cheap sources of supply in
far-away places.
These Qualifications are in
tended TO encourage democratic
peoples TO face the realities. and
to strengthen themselves in war
and in peace through a better
understanding of the nature of
their economic activities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Crown zeIIerbaCh Co.
Repdys Bank Loans

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 20
Crow Zollerbach Corporation
today announced the prepayment
OF an additional 81 600 900 of long
term bank debt representing the
Aug. l. 1912 maturity The pay
ment reduces the amount OF long
term bank loans outstanding 10
100000. against Sl3 100000 at
the end Of the last fiscal year,
April 30, 1910. N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Ultimate Payment

No informed economic OBJ
server questions the value of a
healthy export trade. for which
ultimate payment is received.
However no matter Who-c CON-
trolls the great raw material
areas, whence American imports
come, there will doubtless in the
postwar period be an eagerness
TO get into the rich market in
the United States. And, if the
imports are to be accepted,
doubtless arrangements can be
made TO pay for them with
exports.
But if postwar trade is to be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Livestock Markets

CATTLF-Receipts 900. market steady
Choice to prime yearlings, dry fed, sil. so y
10, good to choice yearlings, dry fed
$40 so a IL so; choice to prime heavy steers
dry fed. Si2U 10, good to choice heavy
steers. dry fed. $40 so q IL; short fed cattle
50. 50n 10. Sc: mixed steers and heifers
ssae; fair to good grass steers and heif
ers S7as common butcher cattle. So u I
best cows Sc 75M 7.25 butcher cows
Sc 25ms75; cutter cows. s.. Is II rs can
ner cows, S4.5oM 5. 50. old rims. - z
down: best light butcher bulls. 81 a0n 3
hest heavy weight bologna. S7.25u IT'S
light common bulls. S5a $50; stock bulls
SIS so n so: good to choice stockers and
feeders. $50 10. so; common In fair stockers
and feeders. $50 49, mixers and spring
ers so u eOc.
VEAL CALVES Receipts, 200; market
steady: best calves. S1f so; fair 10 good
SIP 5oTl4; seconds. sos II So; cull'
and common, SsG 10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 800
market steady to l5c lower. Best lambs
S10s5; train, Su fair 10 good. 50 80 n
10 so :; seconds SIS 500 rs: skips S4ns. so
best light sheep, s6n & 80. heavy fat sheep
N@5, culs and common, 50 5oa 3 50
HOGS Receipts. 900: market, stead,
To 1nc lower. Good and choice 200 Il
$50 lbs, IS 10: 23o to $50 lbs, 81 90. 1st
10 200 lbs SIS $50 10 go lbs. <I.1h, 81
to 400 lbs. $3.50. heavies. 300 to 32'
lbs 81 IS; 1925 to 350 lbs. 1928. $50 Il
400 his S7.i3. 400 To $50 lbs 81 05
roughs. So 7oas7s: lights, 81. pigs. s7d
7.25. stags, $3.50 so.
EAST BUFFALO
FAST BUFFALO. y. Y. Fen, BINS
HOGS Receipts. 300. FOLLOWERS approx.
mately 900; weights below $40 his, active
to all interests, strong at Mondays av'
erage hulk. good and choice ls0-2t0 lbs.
averaging 2O0-225 lbs S. so@ S so; heavier
weights unsold. trucked-ins scarce, 1920
lbs. Ss1STs -.
CATTLE Receipts $50. market steady
Canadian steers, Sii: 1883 lbs. off-car
weights cutter and common COWS s. sou
SIS, canner, As5a 40 sausage bulls
CALVES Receipts 100: vealers scarce
good and choice quoted Si3 50ai4 com
mon and medium. SIS 1871 ~ 50
SHEEP Receipts, 400. lambs fully q
Sill I'll IS. inbetween grades, $40 25 o 10. IS
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH. Feb ie.-ONsl - CAT
S12I II So. medium and good. 50 50 a Il
common 7SoTe so. heifers. medium ant
good, 81 50Tq So common $50 M
cows medium and good. SsH7: canneri
and cutters si5oT5 Is; bulls good ant
choice. s7.5obsT5; common and medium
Receipts 200: steady IN cent
higher. iso-iso lbs, 25asso. iso-22t
ibs., IS s0ns.e0: 22o-25 lbs. ss251 s 80
2ao-2 200 lbs, s775ds25: 1o0-150 lbs.
IS s s4F 7' Rs scsfn: ssc active. Is
higher. Choice lambs. Sill 25n IL So me
dunn and good. 50 50Iio so. common
lambs s7as; ewes 81 .5on 50; wethers
CALVES Receipts. 50: steady. 50 cent
medium. Sii IL. culls and common. IS ~
y 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Freight Loadings
Increase 1O,98O Cars

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20-Load-
ings of revenue freight during the
week ended February Is totaled
721.176 cars. an increase of l0.980
over the previous week. an in
crease of 1888 over the like
1910 week and an increase of
144.531 over the like 1899 period.
according TO repots to the Associa
ton of American Railroads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Scratches
At HIALEAH PARK


Weather. cloudy. track, fast.
FIRST Raee-Rinrmopd. ManeIia. Flo
Hone.
second Raee-Hieh.cope. The Thrush.
Rock Maker. syIs Retty, Greeny, Calory.
Third Rare-Naul.
Fifth Rsee-Boied shirt.
sixth Rsce-Bashi Rarauk.
seventh Race-Sayitar, Flag Post.
Mabcap. Portsmouth.
Eighth Race-Iay Bee Dee, White
Hope, PerIette. stairs,
At HAVANA
Weather. rlenr: track. fad.
First Rare-Nud Money. fairemus.
on Raw. Bravo Caruso, Don Barr, Prin-
second Raee-Justa Jane, Winning
Woman. Tonsgar. Pari-Curtts. Dsvishili.
Third Race-Peter Pumpkin. Ben
Kyger. Loyal Son, The Jurist, My BIsre.
Orray.
Fourth Rsee-Panstsla. Texas Tony.
Tee Tee. Knowing. Jessie o., Sky Cloud.
sixth Racs-vhy Tsrry. Sky orme.
Russo Trumpet, Mad shirley. Manor
Lady.
seventh Race--Gate souvenir.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Metal Markets

Now York and wholesale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division. Detroit. Spot % per cent
tin, nominal: New York. 5225 future tin.
50 m. lake grade copper delivered Md
west, IL: slectroytic spot. smeter. 12f
II 80. casting copper, - as st. Louis
lead. so; 81. Louis zinc. 725. New York
u; virgin aluminium. IT.
All metals moderate Export copper,
~. 375Hl2; resale, l275. Pound sterling,
81 %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Farmers Market

APPLES Delicious. fancy. 81 hu.: No.
I. 4oT1.75; Greetings, No. l. 75c {"
fancy. 81 aoa 50 eu.; No l. Soe @si'2s;
No. 2 5Om 75c: Shows No l. aOc n 81 2s
bu.: No @ 60h soc Northern Spies. fancy.
81 bu E; No. l. 81. 500 LIS. No. 2. 75c TS1;
Mcintosh. fancy. Sl.75T2 bu.. No. /, 81 25
~ so; No. 2. 75c@ 81; wsgners. No. /.
81 u las bu.
CELERY CABBAGE - No. 1, sI251
1. so bu.: No. 2. 65 n s5c
FRENCH ENDTvE - No I. $3.50 5-lb.
box; No. ?. T5casl
BEETs-No. 1, sOdssc hu.
CABBAGE-No. /. slGl.25 bu. No 2.
SIS n 75c Curly cabbage. No. 1. tSH s5c
bu.; Req cabbage, No. l, $50 bu.
No. 2, soc.
CARRoTs-No. /. s5as5c bu.; No. ?,
40a SOC.
CELERY soUAREs-No. 1. s5cdH.io;
No. 2, asa 75c.
CELERY Fancy. 4od soc don punches
No. !, rs a 35c; No. 2, 2cc; Root No /.
s5cn 81 10 huI
HoRsERADIsH - No. /. n.eoaa bu
No. 2, s2a2.2j.
LEEKs-No. /. 4on soc dozen punches.
,,e 9NIo NS s pry 7,f fancy g. .d Soc 'olO
PARSLEY ROOT 500 7Sc bu
PoTAToEs-Fancy. sigl.l0 bu.; No, !,
7sai 80. No r4oA soc .o--..-,----
hAllShrsS - holnouSt, ~ ohc uoltn
bunches
RHUBARB- Hothouse. fancy. 30 a 4oc s.
IN. box; choice, 20a25c; small. so q 60e
dozen punches.
RUTABAGAs-No. I, 50975c bu
SQUASH Hubbard, No. 1, sl.25 q 1. rs
bu. No 2. 75c6Sl
TURNIPs-Fancy. $1gi.25; No. /. so a
soc. No. 2. Csc
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. /. 50a 75C
dozen punches.
POULTRY live. heavy breeds &c
a 22c H.: leghorns lao isc: broilers
heavy. 2lM 23c ID; leghorn, l4u lie. ducks
i5nlsc. geese, l4al7c.
HOGs-Dressed. 13G l5c 10.
EGGS - Large, s6.50u7 30-doz. case
medium, S5.75a6.25.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO Feb. 10 BUTTER
Receipts. . $50 tubs: steady. Extras, 9.
score, 30c: standards. 30 score, cars. % X c
extra firsts 81 score. % &C; frsts. SIS anC
50 score, rs n q 2sc; specials, 80 score
80 = q 301sc.
EGGs-Receipts s7es cases; steady tc
"a up: current receipts, 15i4c; fresh extra
firsts, is a 10 &C: fresh firsts, 15S q 10 = C
dirties. 13Ac; checks. 1850.
LIVE PoULTRY-stesdy. Turkeys. Il Il
l9c; hens, 1fuiqiac. leghorn hens. pa i5ci
sprngers, 1874 d21hc; broilers. is n lSc
roos,ers, 1lu ll59c, ducks, l2u lec' geese,
10d1Sc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Detroit Poultry

Market steady: hens. over 5 y lbs. lie
under sly lbs. l9c: cocks. 10Ti2c, stays.
lie leghorn hens. ms and up, i5c: rock
hroilers ~ lbs ard up. 2ic. capons. I
lbs and up 23c; under lbs, ale: rabbits
4 lbs and NJ. ifc
EGGS Market steady. Current receipts
Is &C. undergrades, 13h q ID &c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Hudson on War Work

A. f. Barit. president OF the
Hudson Motor Car Company. re-
vealed today that since early
December, some divisions of the
company have been manufac-
turing ammunition components.
Tooling for production began
last August and the plant is
now working three full eight
hour shifts day on a six-day
basis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Gar Wood Votes Zoe;
ISL Dividend Since 81

Gar Wood Industries. Inc. has
declared a dividend of 90 cents.
payable March "a, to stock of rec
ord February "a. This is the first
payment on the issue since July
1897 when 25 cents was disbursed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Yellow Truck Paws Pfd. Rate

Yellow Truck and Coach Manu-
featuring Company has declared
the regular quarterly dividend of
S175 on the 7 per cent preferred,
payable April l, TO stock of record
March Ia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Walker Co. Declares
81 Cts. on A Stock

Walker & Co. has declared
dividend of 62i2 cents on the
Glass A stock. payable April /. TO
stock of record March Is. A like
amount was paid February l.
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacture
ing Company declared a dividend
of 81. payable March 10. to stock
of record February rs. A similar
was made In March, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied nv RonEsrd 4 Co.
WINDSOR. Prices In cents Noon quotations.
MINING
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Detroit Stocks

aid payable 1891 b-Parry e-1srs stock dept
r-PaId In 1870.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-18
CHANGE MADE IN
PLANS FOR FORD
BOMBER FACTORY
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grounds, the Ford Company has
supplied an ambulance. housed
near the first aid station, and has
ordered a fire truck. Fire extin-
guishers and hose carts are already
on the grounds.
A United States flag flies from
atop a steel pole at the northeas It
end of the 1880 foot manufactur-
ing building, adding note of col
or to the structure and denoting
the spirit Of the men constructing
the plant.
In Ypsilanti, tourist homes, house
renting agencies and real estate
dealers, are beseiged with persons
who have come TO the bomber
plant to work on construction, ex-
pect to find work in the area or
are. some of the 1000 workers who
have been receiving specialized
training on airplane construction
at San Diego. Calf, the past few
months.
ora MOLOT 70. Is also u raining
5000 other workers at the Dear
born plant. When the plant is
operating at capacity on plane
construction about 10000 workers
viii be employed.
Speedy construction OF Chase
Rd, access highway TO the Ypsi-
lanti Bomber plant, was assured
today with award of the first high
way contract in the plant area by
the Wayne County Road Commits
sion. The Oak Construction Co. OF
Detroit, with lowest Of five bids.
S134.175 started moving equipment
to the area today. Paving will be
started Wednesday on a three-mile
strip and is to be completed Dec.
/. Bids will be taken Oct. 90 by
Washtenaw County Road Commits
sion and Oct. so by the State High
way Department for two other sec
tons of Chase Road.