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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan. bushel crates, Nc
lntosh e S. No J. ~ inch minimum.
5op S. fair color , Si5S 10 iona
Delicious. U. S. No. /. pa
inch minimum 81 so; Rhode Island Green
ings. L. s No. l. 2ia-inch minimum. 81
SHOWS. L. 5. No. /. 2is-inch minimum, 81;
WaEeners L. s No. l. ? ia inch minimum
s5c West Virginia. bushel baskets Deli
cious. Y :. No /. 2iz-inch minimum. 81 90
Al 60 Washington boxes, Red Delicious
and Delicious extra fancy, 72s-l25S 81 IS
NJ 35, fancys, 72c-l3ss, 81 l3os-ls3s,
1913
CRANBERRIEs- Massachusetts, >. bar
re- boxes Early Blacks. S3.15.
Carrots. a. crates dozen,
punched. California SO 25a 50
CELERY Michigan punches doz.
stalks parchment wrapped ioc,
CCCtMRERS louisiana bushel bskts.,
T. s SO L. 50 % few higher
GRAPES California display lues,
Thompson Seddless 81 SIS y e0i fair.
S1.tOi Tokays. 81. sou so mostly 81 son
55 fair 81 40 White Malaeas, 81 500
40. RihIers. 81 60u223 according 20
pack; Michigan l2-qt, climax oskts., Con-
JUICE GRAPES California Tugs Zin.
fandels Is lbs. i35. 2s lbs 81 500
if5. Muscats. 25-lb Tugs Si.i5ai25. IS
lb Jugs. $3.50 las, Aicantes 36-ib
Jugs 81 81
LETTUCE A. crates. Iceberg type
toz. So .35i doz, So I5 81 80; dor,
81 BOZ Idaho. doz So IS q 23t doz.
S3.750i; doz., So SO New Mexico. ordl-
nary, 5 don. So. doz., 81 10.
oskts.. 35u 45C.
MUSHROOMS Michigan. 1-lb cartons,
26 2sc; Ohio. i-pint cartons. i3d lac.
ONlONS-50-lb. sacks Sweet Spanish,
3-in and larger. idaho 81 i0Nll5. mostly
81 Is. Colorado. Sis. 2-3-in. size. Stl5l
70 25 Idaho L.. s No. 1 Whites. s5r
2-.n. and larger 81 50. Michigan T. s
No 1 Yeilows 1850 Gin and larger
81 20 fcv 81 us
OTAToEs-100-lb sacks. Idaho, Rus.
seq Burhanks, Y s No. J.. washed 81 10
225. mostly S2i592 IS: lob sacks
25c. few - i1c. T. S. Commercials. 10O-lh
sacks. 81 So Maine, i5-lb sacks u. s.
No Katahdins and ChippeWas 30c
Michigan T.. s No / Cohhiers 81 1871.
%. Ch.ppewas 81 30 r 40. Kstshdlns
81 sou 49, Russet Rurals 81 20u125.
rEAS-California bu hampers So PSI
r 81 oregon boxes. fancy. 81 81 ~ 3 Is /
according 20 size Washington. boxes "
hu bskts. 50 f0m 3 So
PEAS California hushel hprs So rs
bushc. hkts 50 t0I 5o-
SWEET POTATOES Porto Rican Vans
hushel crates O. S NO J. Louisiana
ST. IS ~ so. Texas 81 30 fair SIPS. Ten
ressee. Si.35; New Jersey pu hampers +
u 40 ]. Jerseys Red SOL stock 81 Is
SANDY Soil stock - i0r2t5, virginia
barrels, s. No T. Goideus and Jerseys
SO 651375.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Auto
More Restrictions
on Auto Credit
= Buying Predicted
BY SILER FREEMAN

Canada's experience on curb
ing consumer demand for dura-
bic goods by Tightening credit
restrictions is being repeated in
the United States. And like
Canada. the Federal Reserve
System, which has been placed
in charge of instalment regula-
ton; is expected TO tighten the
curb.
Dealers here cOnfdentially
predict that by next month. the
down payment on cars viii be
made at least 40 per cent and
by the first Of the year. II will
be boosted 10 80 per cent and
the time payments limited 10 II
months instead of Is months as
al present.
The one-third down, 10
months on the balance has
failed 10 produce the desired re-
SUIT NrThe demand IN the auto
motive field has Slackened from
its 1871 model pace but is eX
pected 10 bounce back now that
all the ears have been shown
the public and prices compared.
Credit terms are not so much
different from what they have
been 10 restrict buying any con-
siderable amount.
So the next move VIII be
further tightening by the gov
prnmQpf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Feeling Of Uncertainty and Fear Is Widespread

Finally feeling of uncertainty unsettlement
widespread This associated with
1t is worsened by the German military in Russia
resulting in the usual of and
German "armiStce"
1t is folly try talk country of mood The
building decade
They stem from lack of adherence principle
Along with standards and credit,
standards for labor and thrift.
The other heard
10 sell the by arguing they
Lincoln did All say is done
the done the spirit back Of it, that
radical He always believed
intensely the political institutions Of this including
constitution and the courts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Marine News
DETROIT

DETROIT
Up watt arrived 4 3. m. Wednesday
tenac $40 Mathiott arrived, Gazette
cleared 80. Consumers Power 8 $50, W
r White T.i0. Dahlke. cleared go
BaFrailio Folcrpft. arrived, 80. Odanan
$3.50 Mccarthy. arrived. Crescent CITY
arrived. $40, Sonoma, arrived. ShauEn.
messy. 10 TO- Poe. 10 30, Gleneagles. ~ T.
m THURSDAY Chester arrived ~ 90
osler. 40, Tomiinson. 20; Berryton
South Park Resoiuts arrived. ] 30 haud
2 IS. Lehlgh s.. James MAZDA. arrived
30 Janray. arrived. 40. Hy Ford ar.
rived. $40, Yates 8 30 lshpeuing lO
heeSin, cleared. 40, sumatra. arrived
DOWN suma,ra. cleared 40 p. m
cleared $50 Nckerrhey arrived 3 90.
Conneaut. cleared 4.55. Mclean. sos
hanlke. arrived saunders Jf 1.Ia. huE
'oa Robbins $50. Hewitt cleared
bar eime. Crowley arrived z 20 FricS
80 Roland 90. Crowley cleared 10.
Hy Rogers 2 rs. g. A Relss So. Bar.
rallton- Freeland cleared. 1925. Crescent
city cleared Saucon. 30 so Canadian
II 20; Barkhsmstead- Constitution cleared
~ IS, Fitch cleared II so. Ferbert mM.
night Corvus. ~ IS a m THURSDAY. Ful
ton. 50 whitney -Cieveco. 40. Paisley
arrived IS. Adams ? sonoma. cleared
5 500 mccarthy. cleared. Mattiott. cleared
81 Lemoyne. Mathewston Z 10. Clarke
arrived $40. sylvania 80 Wescoat 35
SAULT STE. MARIE
up Laughin. S 80 a m Wednesday
J sherwin, A p Wolvn $50. H. O
Nils. Harvester. 10. Norway A stone.
Youngstown. noon w A Irwin. Queen
city, Samonic, 2 p m. G. L. Hutchinson
3 Batileford. Assiniboia. z @. r. Leonard
G. 5. Robinson, 8 Stocking stanton
9 J. J Hin Fritz. $50 Tug Humerick
Lake lnahs. 10, sam Morse II Sell
wood, IL 20. =. / Ford. ] a. m Thurs.
day. Geo Crawford. / 30 steelvendor n
Findlay. ?. W n. Crawford 2 30. sau
Mather. r y Wallace. Col J. Pickands
3 30; " q Pollock. J =. MICA pine r "
Paryny. 5, r " Stewart. T W Robinson
X Coulby. 8 Ball Bros S smith. r.
I Ireland. Royalton. Rensselaer,. 80. Fay
DOWN. r Jones. ga m Wednesday
Ashcroft. T. p Cole 10 A F. Cornelius
Jr r. c. Collins. Princeton. II j X
Reed n W Smith, 1 r. m sulphne
Mtschhbrs Ferule. Maripdsa Maia. .80
Reiss Bros Franquelin 30 J X Nc
Lean, 3 s n Coolidge go r p
House. Grand Island. & r. Watson. =. T
Weir 8, stephenson Manila
sullivan n Sheadie Pressure Isle
8 Maniadoc jay Morse q Vsnd1c Q 3n
Thos Lamont 10 Riverton r p Ran.
nsv 10 80 Victorious CoIli0rv a0d III 80
J Huls' 70 40 4 m Thursday G. a
Thompson. Jupiter MichIcar
Maunaloa s " T. smith c. W. Gallo
WAY. 80. Harvard
Northwest, light, clear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Gonserves ii Million Pounds in Model Year

Tn connection the method automobile
ufacturerhe argeswl itself 100000 pounds OF
aluminium during the model The models have
been designed only Is pounds aluminium compared with
pounds in the model last saving of Is
The savings by model changes and by production
this
to build 1850 medium bombers 1900 pursuit planes.
Before prores there principal of aluminium
in cars-for psons and deodzng alloy in sheet steel And
thirds of this
production used smaller number of
the changed few years aluminium pons for
special jobs where required higher speed
obvang the need extensive redesgn which otherwise would
have been required for larger bearing Existing bearing
suited the lighter aluminium pstons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Forbes
SEC Held TO Account
For Arbitrary Rather
Than Constructive Act.
BY b. C. FORBES

- The Securities and Exchange
Commission, like the National
Labor Relations Board, the Fed
eral Communications Commits
sion, and other bureaucratic
bodies al Washington, has acted
more arbitrarily than construc-
lively. With consequences more
harmful 10 the nation than
many folks realize.
The SEC can be held partly
accountable for retarding the
capacity of the United States 10
meet the unlimited emergency"
For example, It's anti at
titude has been in more than
small measure responsible for
the blitzkrieging of capital
raising ever since it became
overload in 1884. New capital
issues have in certain years APP
proXimately only 10 per cent
of the total in prosperous times.
Had corporations been less
hedged about by needless SEC
red tape. had more common
sense been exercised in drawing
up rules and regulations for new
financing. had the expenditure
Of money and time entailed in
preparing ridiculously detailed
prospectuses been kept within
sensible bounds, the eruption Of
our national emergency would
have found major industries in
better position 10 cope with
colossal preparedness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Syndicate Buys
School Bonds

II. V. Sattley e. Co. Inc, headed
a syndicate composed of Grouse
& Co. and Mcdonald, Moore e
Hayes. Inc, which purchased
$4,000 school district No. 5.
Fractional Townships of Erin and
Lake, Macomb County, Michigan,
l94l refunding bonds, paying a
premium of S384.93.
Bonds maturing 1913 10 1864.
inclusive. are on-callable and
bear interest at 2i2 per cent 10
4 per cent and are being reoffered
at prices 10 yield from 100 per
cent 10 $40 per cent basis. Bonds
maturing 1865 10 1867. inclusive.
are callable and bear interest al
2l2 per cent 10 81 per cent and
are being TeOffeTed ar par.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
vi. =. RHEeyser
VI. :. RMkeyser
Industrial Changes
Save Vital Materials

Pcacetme mobilization business OF the spirit Of science
and invention lifted American living standards the highest
the world
Now during the national emergency the inventive
and advntuesome spirit being employed TO devise ways and
of releasing and materials for production
without completely dynamting civilian material wellbeing
out Of the effort coming countless inventions.
adaptations and doubtless industries These
strucve benefits small offset the colossal economic waste
involved modern buchery convenonaly called Out OF
World War emerged the American chemical industry,
which perhaps the most valuable longerm benefit of the
mobilization during that period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Detroit Steel
Earns S183,703

Detroit Steel Corporation and
subsidiary report for the quarter
ended September 30 a net profit OF
SlS3.703 after federal income and
excess profits taxes. etc, equal TO
- cents a share. This compares
with Sl62, 527 or 70 cents a share
IN the September quarter Of 1910
and Sl97 500 or 90 cents 2 share
IN the June quarter of 194l
For the nine months ended Sep
tember 30, indicated net profit as
compiled from the Company's quar-
terly reports was S6l5.339. equal
to sos a share. compared with
1872 465 or S1.S1 a share In the
first nine months Of 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
What Protection?

The avowcd Of the SEC was
20 protect investors.
How much protection have
they received?
Look az the current market
value OF even tho choicest stand
ard stocks. We We're assured
that the SEC would prevent
wIld, ruinous fluctuations. What
does the record reveal
The SEC rules have made
the markets jerky, thin. and
dangerous, and have practically
destroyed the marketability OF
new issues, whether stocks or
bonds points out Joseph y.
Goodman -rTrrrTrf7rr Of tf1u New
York Stock Exchange THE
liquidity Of the markets and the
collateral value of securities
have been seriously impaired.
Witness the horrible decline
~ the fall of 1887. something
- ne SEC was designed 10 pre-
Vent. Whereas in 1929. United
States Steel common declined
from 26l 10 $50 i'm IL weeks,
drop Of ~ per cent, the same
stock, under SIC. declined I'm
1887 from l2l 10 81 In IL weeks,
"A drop of 80 per cent. In the
Spring 0f 1910, the ow-Jones
industrial averages droppe
from ll5 10 10 in a few days,
"A decline of about 25 per cent.
In 1929, when the great stock
market panic occurred, IL took
eight weeks for the averages 10
decline a similar percentage"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Chevrolet Dealers Here

Coincident with Open House
Week here. more than 500 Chev-
rOlet dealers from the Detroit
Flint region were 10 meet in
all-day session at the Hotel
Statler today 10 hear~-M. f.
general manager. and
William f. Holler, general sales
manager. outline plans for the
model year. A. r. Young. re-
gional manager. was in charge
Of the meeting al the Statler
Similar meetings will be held
in New York, Washington. At
lanta. Kansas City, Dallas and
San Francisco during the next
three weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Civilian Business Will for Time Suffer

II will do no good to keep Mr. Henderson, prce-xer
running around ending business their fears he did
IN Detroit the other day He said fellows
rejoicing. What's the matter? while back
out IN a celebration at the drop Of a hat
But Mr. Henderson that time when had Supreme
Court that amounted something Wagner
and the Stdown strike Open
relief was as yet unheard of and third term something
TO be dreaded. State socialism academic question
civilian business
from restrconnotaby building
electrical appliances AT the time strikes
Will remain serious. Eventually empoye, like employer
regImented for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrous
meta quotations supplied by FEDERATED
Metals Division. Detroit Spot &c per cen,
TN nominal. New York - 90; future tin.
- 90 lake grade copper delivered Mid.
west y eleCtrolytc spot smelter. u.
casting copper. 1i.75 st Louis lead 3 10:
So. Louis zinc = IS. New York antirnony,
Ia virgin aluminium, is.
Tin. some November shl pments az 81 SO
G. T. & Pacific Coast. Tuesdays copper
sales Sjl tone Zinc sales $50 tons
shipments, 065ia tons. cancellations
? le4 tons Aluminium effective Noyem-
her ! secondary aluminium ingots Qs per
cent pure and siiican alloy Is cents Piston
lnEots 10 90 Previous quantities differeu-
fisi unchanged Export, ll50; resale. ~
Free sterling 81 03
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
International News Service wire
Store Sales in N. Y Y.
Down I Per Cent

NEW FORK, oct 16--Depart-
ment store sales in New York and
in the week ended DC.
tober II were 2 per cent below
the corresponding period last
year; according TO the preliminary
estimate of the Federal Reserve
Bank OF New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Farmers Markets

APPLEs-w oif River. fancy. uTT7,
bu No. IS 4 sSc No. 2 soc. MealihYE
t ssney ,, 81 rs ou 10 !, socasii IS No. !?
81 25ai Is No 2. soc bu Eibertas No
n 81 25 ~ rs bu. Greetings No. /, 75c q
~ = bu No. ? 75e bu Jonathan, fancy
p i.75 bu No ?. 81 Northern spy. fancy
81 bu No l. sl.5O0175: No 2. 81 rs
BEANS Green. fancy, So No !. 81 Sc
2 81 50N2 bu No. q 81 Roman beans.
No /. 81 50d2 ou. Lima beans No J.
BETS Fancy 81 bu No !. 2og4sc
BLAcKBERRIEs- NO ! s3a35O "a
a. crate
BRoccoL1-No- J. 2saIso bu
L. sou zoe bu
cANTALoUPEs - Fancy. 81 No. /.
81 25Nl - No 2 SOC
CARROTS Fancy zoe oo1. hohs No.
CAULfFIOWER- Fancy 81 %: No. J.
s5c 81 bu No. 2. 80 SOC
CELERY Fancy 80 SOC, No. 1. asa
SOC No. 7, ION zoe DOR bchs
CELERY CABBAGE Fancy 81 bu. No
CELERY ROOT No. ! ual2s
CuCUhBEks No sheers 81 50 ~
pII.-4 soc dor bchs
EGGPLANT 80 80 SOC bu.
EGGS Large ti5 2'1it 30.doz case
medium. 81 3oai2 smsn. s. 30 q 10
GRAPHS No I. n 30c lzqi basket l.
oKRA 40 J sib BASKET soraIi; No
2 hNc
e,s 9No eis o5ss. ts no !, 80 SOC no. d'i
81 1901 - 50-io sack 80 2 75c
PABsA.IRs No. aoc 4 81 zi--No-- 2
PARSLEY RooT-No !. 400 SOC.
PEARS Fsaey. So sa. Fo. i. n75a
2za No N1l25
PrrIPTPgrTR - S2 4 '5 ~ . 81 saq De su
not Ne J. 900 SOC. red 80 soa
poe bu 80 SOC bu red sweet. No. !.
PUMPKINS !, sogsoe.
POULTRY Hens. live. heavy breed, 20
3 &c IN lsghcrns $50 20c broilsrs heavy
% z5c ieEhorns. is0 2ic 10
POTATOES Fancy Nglio bu No. !.
81 eoc. No ?. soc.
PUMPKINS - 20. : 50a SOC
FkDiSH Is Rcd No. j. 81 r sc cozsr
eunches 40 ? $50 long white 10 J.,
so eoe dozen PUNCHES horse No !. soe
RuTABAGAs 10 /. sog75e bel
SQUASH Hubbard No l. a. soc:
Table Queen squash No ! 30 3 75c 80
soc l,si'ae No $50 soc peg bsk,
SWEET CORN-So. 2 80 q SOC 5-dozen
sack
TOMATOES Fancy. SzG2 81 bu: No
l. Tic 81 - pa No 2 soc nu
TlRNtPs Fancy 6Oc dozen hunches
10 35 sc dozen huncaes, T5c 81 hu
80 2 90 6sc
VEGETABLE GREENS Rdnsfne. 40
: heT1Sc nu escar7le No. GoaT5c
tu rrdive SO Si0i2s hu. No 2
1hc. kohIrstl No 3ss soc don hchs
'0rrei No 90 . sc hu SWISS chard.
go s0c hu ksle No sGHtOc hu
~oilarfs No f02toc hu mustard No
: - fSc hu head lettuce No I 7sc n
81 NJ soc leaf lettuce No T. 50 n s5c
hu leeks 80 SOa T5c dor punches
spinach. 10 !. 75c Isl bu. turnips No
l. a. n soc hu
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No ], 500 75c
DOZEN hunrhes
WATERMELONS-N No 1 500 TSc bu
No. q SOC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Livestock Markets


CATTLE Receipts. saleahle Joe
butcher cattle showing fuH extent az
week 23c 20 soc downturn cows and
bulls steady choice steers. Sii 75n - ~
good steers. SO 50al1 IS. common 20 me
1lum, 81 so 100 30, good heifers. $l025 p
~ IS common o. medium s. - n 10 2a.
good cows 81 55us medium cows s. 2a
b. 7.l5. cutter and common. - y I 2ai can
Is good sausage bulls So 15H IS, me-
dunn sausage bulls. SSgs.1a- cutter and
common. S6 30Hs good stocker and feeder
steers and heifers Ss4io 25 common %
medium. xfug. medium $50 II good and
choice stocker and feeder calves. Sil "a IS.
CALVES Receipts iz5. market steady
good and choice. Si34 IS So. common %
medium. 500 so. cuils and common,
81 so % 10.
SHEEP And LAMBS Receipts. sale
able. 600 market steady; good and
choice lambs. 81 uii.5O. medium and
good $40 25H II culs and common, S7u
10. good ana choice ewes. s. 25H6, com
mon and medium. 50 50u5. cuus 81 IS .
HOGS Receipts. ssleable 500: market
prospects lower. no quotations available
early today. Wednesday, close follows
Good and choice 200 10 22O lbs $40 IS
go u 2f0 lbs. $40 SIS: $50 70 200 lbs
$40 s., 2f0 % $50 lbs $40 so. $50 10
ESQ ios. $40 So ESQ 90 300 lbs 5000.
neavies 800 90 $50 lbs $40 30. $50 90 900
lns Sl0 20. 400 90 $50 lbs $40 10. roughs
~ ~ pigs and lights. ti0a 10 so.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO Oct rs -GNS)-HOGs-
ceipis 10 600. market 10c lower. hold.
overs Oo00 top SiO75 hulk $40 Is n
10 s., heavies. $40 25Hf07s. mediums.
$40 35 n rs lights Si0TiO 50: light
iiEhts, 50 IS "a 10 20. packing soWs. So 75T
10 IS. PIGS Ss.75ue75
CATTLE-R ceipts 5000. market
steady Calves. receipts 500 steady.
Beef steers choice Sii 5Oni2T5. medium.
IS s0N ~ so. yeariinEs Sadi2 so Butch
ers nrifcrs. s1i2 So. COWS ST1s75.
bulls ~ SOTO. calves S7aI4 feeders
s. ~ u.s. stockcrs. steers IS 50nl2. COW,
and hcifcrs S4uIf
sffFEp Eeceinfs 600. market STEADY.
lambs 81 25qfl7 rs common 50 50 "a
~ Is yearlinEs So son 80 ewes IS KS
= $50 feeders, Si11 ii.S0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
LeWis HAnPy
u. s. i'm Final Shift
To WAR Economy

Business activity continues feeede week most Of the
indexes and notably railway carloadngs indicated
action ordinary industry and trade Even commodity prices
turned reactonary.
Only the making of goods thrves.
One point that stands the S of
the earlier buying to anticipate shortages and price advances
Purchasing
holding
affected by buying equipment
off. Labor troubles another
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Time and Time Aqain

Time and time again corpora
tionS, 20 avoid all the time and
trouble and expense of comply
ing with SEC red tape. have
simply sold entire issues pri-
yately 10 insurance companies.
leaving the small investor out
in the cold.
II is time the SEC did a lot
of reforming within its own
oNergroWn household
Copyright 1881, hy % g. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Cookie Firm Names
Advertising Counsel

Walter Desser president OF
GrocerS' Cookie and Biscuit Com
pany. announced the appointment
of Livingstone Porter Hicks as
their advertising and merchan-
dsing counsel The agency's
trade and travel coupon plan will
be the feature Of the company's
Mama's Cookie promotion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
New Fleet Sales Chief

Charles J.
SchWab h a s
b @ @ n a p
y o nted De
trOlt regional
m a n ager Of
the ChrySler
Corporation s
fleet sales di-
vision, Fargo
Motor CorDo-
ration at 1900
j OS. Canpau
avenue.
SchWab was
r Z 7 z q : TO-
glOnal IN a n
ager in Pitts
burgh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
CHICAGO

CHICAGO a.------------
- 'HfCkGO Oct "a -GNsi- BUTTER
Receipts "a 3ii tubs Market steady. NC
~ extras % score. 33isc. standards %
score cars 33c extra hrsts OF score 53c
hrs's 50 score 81 Fl, p 32c specials
43 score 3i0aftzc
EGCS Receipts s6s cases msrket
steady current receipts 2eiacg fresh extra
hrsis 33i4c fresh drsts 3Oa 3lc. dirtles.
25iac checks 24lrc
CHEESE Twins 2frs 25f4c: daisies.
prints and longhorns ISL ~ 26c
LIVE POULTRY Market steady. tur-
KEYS l5H &c, hens 1874 isisc: legh0rn
hens. 100 1Sihc. springers 16u lsc hroil-
srs i4ts n2ic. roosters 1914 l4l1c;
ducks 1301qc. geese 81 i5c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Indicate Complete Mobilization Day Is at Hand

Already important, and about predominant
business rearder however the final shift
The tip off the definite decision at Washington the
neutrality act together with Japanese withdraw
nationals from
These symptoms and going Washington
that the final complete mobilization day hand will
attended by more or less of mobilization slump
On of these considerable
business such often exists at the peaks of business cycles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
ROCKINGHAM PARK

WPIT1eT- 0-91T- IT00K last
First Race -Nialero. Sadie F. Evra.
Minstrel VIZ
Second Race Lis'arO. Mutnous. Hi
errony nous Minimum
Third EaCe-Gporgia r. NaVbank
Hard Garry war TOI
Fourth Race-Junior Prom Periover.
W podstudy Lost Cold. Sonny II
Seventh Race -Damica. Jot I'm Down.
Head Hunter jim Blazes
Eighth Race-Post office Wrought
lion, Laurana Lyon, Free Bid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
,efundinq Planned

U HICAGO. oct 10 Illinois
@5wa Power Company, a part Of
the North American group Of
properties. Is developing a program
for refunding IT'S indebtedness and
revamping is capital STRUCTURE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Auto Trade Cuts Down Consumption Of Aluminium

Illustrative Of the industrial technology being currently
modified order 10 Uncle Sans claim for
materials the way the automobile industry has arranged to cut
aluminium needs
national defense lendease
The Unsuitable airplane industry
dramatic
the productivity Of the aluminium industry helped by plants
bu with federal funds and secondly through cutting down the
normal clAllian consumption
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
New Bearings Garry a Heavier Unit Load

Now the switch away from aluminium rendered harmless
by the fact that research bearing materials has produced bear
that much heavier load Thus shift these
bearing materials will make the suitable
all without adverse effect
These undramaic typical adjustments in industry in the
aggregate vastly significant and have vastly bearing
nations strength peace than the bombasc
utterances of politicians
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

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