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Evening star., 1941-02-23

JULIAN HUXLEY, famous English au-
thor and scientist, has jotted down these
notes about the behavior of animals dur
ing England's air war:
MOST BIRDS AND BEASTS wild, do
mestic and captive pay little attention
to the antiaircraft barrage or bombs. ex-
cept when they burst quite close.
One observer saw two green plovers
quietly picking out worms from the up
turned earth of crater where bomb had
fallen five minutes before.
Airplanes, during daylight raids, are
often mistaken for hawks. The birds cover
down out of sight. Rocks sometimes fly
wildly about. Jays and magpies get very
agitated. For some unexplained reason,
swallows and robins are exceptions, pay
ing no attention.
Hens may be put off laying by bomb
ing. In one case, some guinea fowl in the
same field as the hens land the bombs
went on producing at the normal rate.
Perhaps this is because they roost in trees,
where the vibration from the bombs is
not so strongly felt.
Cats and dogs vary in their reactions.
Most of them pay little or no attention.
But there are some high-strung dogs that
dislike not only bombs but antiaircraft
fire, and try to hide, or become very rest
less. Some can differentiate between the
warning and the all-clear signal.
Most animals in ZOOS are also indifferent
to air raids When bomb fell within ten
yards of the camel house at Regents
Park, the camels were discovered fifteen
minutes later lying in their usual positions
1t certainly looked as if they hadn't even
troubled to get up.
Bombs have fallen near the antelope
and the giraffe houses both at London and
Whipsnade, yet the total casualties are
one antelope, which may have damaged
its leg owing to fright, and the young
giraffe at Whipsnade. The latter was in its
paddock when bomb fell near by one
Sunday morning. 1t was so frightened
that it galloped round and round for
nearly three hours, thereby straining its
heart so badly that it died some days
later. Its two parents were hardly affect
ed.
At the Maidstone Zoo, Sir Garrard
Tyrwhitt- tells me that his two
chimpanzees don't mind the guns, but
stamp and shrek at the sirens. Two of his
three elephants are Indifferent. The third
will hurry home if outside her house when
the guns begin, but takes little notice if
inside - sagacious beast!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Talks on Trucks

New problems presented daily
TO the nations truck transport
erS by industrial expansion and
national defense activity, and
how the youngest of Americas
great modern industries is ris-
ing fulsomely to the solution of
these problems. will be dis
cussed by L. d. Cosart, sales
manager, truck division. Dodge
Brothers Corporation. as prin-
cipal speaker at the annual con-
vention of the Texas Motor
Transport Association in. the
Adolphus Hotel, Dallas, May %,
% and "a.
THE Automotive Industry'S
Part in National Defense" is the
subject of Cosart's talk. He will
discuss the vital part motor
trucks are playing today in
transporting men. supplies and
weapons for the military forces
AS well as in speeding up the
processes of industry, agricul-
ture and business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
War Chances RISING

This writer some time ago
figured that the chances of the
United States getting into the
war were fifty-fifty.
Now they have becom c
greater. at least four-to-one.
In other words. President
Roosevelt'S Ia test declaration
that United States ships viii go
where they please means. a. l
see il. that there Will be sink
ingS by Germany and that this
will engulf US.
II is hard TO picture Presi-
dent Roosevelt as being intimi-
dated into renouncing his pro-
claimed policy. no matter what
threats may come from Hitler.
IT is equally hard 10 picture
Hitler. intoxicated by his super
Ndpoleonic military successes. as
retreating from his announced
policy OF torpedoing and bomb
ing ships entering enemy waters
with supplies to be used against
him.
If 7 had TO make guess. II
would be that We will find our
selves at war within the next
two-three months perhaps
sooner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Sees Raid on N. Y.

Hitler probably reasons that
the United States couldn't do
much more in the immediate
future to aid Britain were he 10
send United States ships TO the
bottom of the sea. If a state
of. war arose. he would feel free
to wreak vengeance against US.
One of his first detectives,
since he loves the spectacular
perhaps would be 10 dispatch an
armada of his biggest and best
bomberS 10 rain destruction on
New York City. Hitler has so
nodded the youth of Germany
that there would be no dearth
of volunteers for such an adven-
ture. even though IT was made
plain TO them that they could
not hope TO return in safety.
What can you and | do 10
strengthen our own country?
The Chase Bank of New York.
Offering its services without
profit 10 promulgate the sale
of United States defense bonds,
has coined this apt slogan:
"Now dollars, too. can enlist"
Let us forthwith start send
ing and enthusiastically keep
on sending - soldier-dollars TO
the front.
Copyright, 1871. by B. C. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Training Literature

Literature for use in-the
emergency training of defense
workers has been made avail
able by the American Society of
Tool Engineers and covers a
variety of occupations, including
heat treatment. measurements.
drill press. bench work, blue
print reading. lathe operations
and shop mathematics. The
latter TWO will not be available
until after May Is.
A technical advisory commit
fee is being set up by the So
ciety 10 review and pass on and
compile Institutional data on
tool designing and tool engineer
ing. Industry is being secured
for available literature on the
subject. badly needed for emer-
gency training courses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Pros Wives See
Golf Opener
Tuesday, May 6, 1871

Wives Of a number of the pro-
fessionals were in the galleries
yesterday at Rackham for the
opening golf tournament. Among
those seen were Mrs. Joe Devany.
Mrs. Orm Beaupre and Mrs.f
Tommy Shannon.
Mrs. Devany was accompanied
by her sister, Jane Reid. who Is
studying to be a nurse. Another
sister, Joan Reid. is employed In
the office at Oakland Hills. Their
father, the veteran Wilfrid Reid,
former Detroit professional. leaves
his Winter post in Florida today
for his new club at Laramie, Wyo.
An official ruling still is lack
ing as to whether Chuck kocsls,
Stonycroft professional, will be
permitted TO play in the Monday
events. The majority OF the men,
bers of the p. G.. A. executive
committee voted in his favor, but
word is awaited from Frank Spro-
CELL, the associations president.
Chick Harbert of Battle Creek IS
all set, it is understood.
Ernie Shave, who gave some
helpful tips on putting yesterday
in The Detroit Times. needed only
% puts on his round prac-
ticeS what he breaches. There
was a shortage of caddies and
Billy Taylor OF Red Run had TO
carry for himself part of the way.
J.. AIDE Van Liere Of Forest Lake
missed tying the us of Orm
Beaupre and Hortcr McVeigh
when he took an extra putt on the
eighteenth. Beauprc holed
chip on the ninth for a birdie 3.
Bill Lock, the Rackham pro.
paired with his son Jim. one of
the NJ. G.. A. stars. -. The tour
nament was played at Rackham IN
honor of Mayor Jeffries, but he
was in Florida. Was TO have
teamed with WatrouS. Butch
Brandau Of Rammler missed
putt under two feet on the eight
zenith. II gave hlm and his
partner a 70 Butch uses one'
of those putters with the paddle
grip and does real well with
II despite that miss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
But No Whiimperine

II war comes, I wonder If we
will prove as Stoical as the
British? Not one letter, no
matter how sad the news, has
contained whimpering. The writ
erS. mostly in humble clrcum-
stances, record the facts and
almost invariably end with an
expression of determination TO
see the war through until Hitler
is defeated.
This spirit is radiated even by
families in Clydebank. the home
of Britain'S largest shipyards.
where the devastation, one gath
ers. has been appalling. The
censor obliterates specific state
ments. but from what ! can
gather the Germans did deadly
job of bombing the vast Clyde
shipbuilding plants.
/ have yet TO receive one
letter voicing the slightest doubt
as TO the final outcome Church
ills policy of spreading the
brutal facts before the British
people has unquestionahly
proved effective. 1t has pre-
pared them, steeled them TO
accept blood and tears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Steel Industry S
Profits Soar

NEW YORK. May 6-An IN
crease of 35.3 per cent in steel
ingot production IN the quarter
ended March 81 over the like pc
Rod of 1910 resulted in a gain Of
Sll2 per cent in net profits, after
depreciation. depletion. amortlza-
ton interest and taxes for 70 of
the iron and steel companies Of
the country.
The 2S. companies reported net
profits this year OF SGT. 794.l32
compared with S50.0l6.696 in the
first three months OF last year. an
increase OF $40, 777.436.
The average rate OF ingot out
put IN the January March period
this year was 9S per cent. while
IN the like quarter of 1910 It was
at IA per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Output Of Steel
Up 4 Points

NEW YORK. May e.-Steel op-
erations for the week beginning
May 5 are scheduled at 96.S per
cent of ingot capacity, compared
with 94.3 per cent in the previous
week, an increase of 2l2 points or
81 per cent. according 10 the
American Iron and Steel Institute.
A month ago the indicated rate
was 1913 per cent, which was a
gain of L of a point, or L of l per
cent from the preceding week.
The following table gives a COM
pariSon of the current schedule
with nearest corresponding week
of previous years, together with
the changes from the week imme-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Auto
Graphs
Government Arms
Contracts TO Auto
Plants Reviewed

Government armament con-
tracts to automobile plants dur
ing 1910 totaled a billion and
half. Wards Automotive Year
Book. out this week, shows.
Construction and expansion
started by So companies last
year were estimated at $4,000,
900.
The annual volume shows the
prosperity. enjoyed by the indus
try in 1910. Registrations of
cars and trucks took a rise of
% per cent over the year pre-
viouS. Dealers operation
showed average sales Of 95.5
new cars and trucks per dealer
ship. against an average of 76.2
in 1899.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Forbes
Glasgow Toll
Is Harrowine;
How to Help U. S.

Private letters from Glasgow
bring narrowing tales.
One bomb wiped out three
generations of this writer's rela-
tiveS, includin~ two young chill
dren. A sister writes that her
home was very seriously dam
aged, rendered uafit TO live in.
From a brother comes this:
I'VE got 1t hot from the Huns.
A hole was blown through the
roof OF our house, and all the
windows broken. What q mess.
Bombs rained down for over
nine hours.
"All the homes roundabout us
were burned down. We man
aged to save ours, but 1t Is
uninhabitable, and We had to
find shelter elsewhere. Our
sons house was wrecked. but
he was lucky enough to get the
children out alive. My store
was damaged. but we have
opened and are making the best
of IL. l hope you will never
have TO put in two such nights
as we had"
incidentally. this letter con-
tanned a new wrinkle in censor
ship: Instead OF parts being
obliterated they were most eff
fectively deleted by simply being
cut out, leaving holes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Market Rallies
fBiskIy; Rails,
Oils Hit Highs
International Ne~. ssr,io, wire

NEW YORK. May +. 80. The
stock market today staged its
broadest advance IN weeks. Steels,
oils and rails paced the rally.
: which brought gains of l 10 more
than . points in some instances.
Trading picked up appreciably'
with all sections participating.
While the upswing was pri-
If1arily the result Of technical in
2 fluences. including Wall Street be-
lief the market had been oversold,
better business news also was
helpful. April chain store sales
showed impressive gains over a
year ago, some units doubling 1910
: results.
- Many oil and rail shares climbed
10 new 1871 tops. Included were
Standard Oh of New Jersey
Standard of California. Pure OIL
and Amerada. The last named
Squirting almost 5 points. Cams
elsewhere IN the group ran 10
about a point. Southern Pacific
and Santa Re reached new highs
in the rail section.
Advances of a point or moro
also were chalked up by United
States Steel. Bethlehem, Crucible
and Youngstown Sheet and Tube
in steels: Douglas Aircraft ana
American Airlines in avlationS;
Allied Chemical: Westinghouse
Electric: Lima Locomotive and
Owens-IllinoiS Glass.
! Chrysler held around last nights
close following yesterdays tumble
of more than a point TO new
bottom. General Motors gained a
!, fraction,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Vince Dorazio Wins
Italian AII-Events

Vincent Dorazio is the new all
events champion today of the
third annual All-Italian bowling
tournament that closed last night
at Mack Boulevard Recreation.
Dorazio's score was 1901. Angelo
Fornari. and James Suuillo tied
in Glass A singles at 6S7
Other winners were. Class 3
singles Frank Daniels. SOL; Class
a doubles Charles and Gene Di-
Laura. 1853. Class p ANDY Stef-
ami Jr. and Albert DiGiovanni,
1888: Class \ tdam-Frank'S Cafe,
2797. class Il -Abruzzi Molise So
ciety. 2652. Individual entries
totaled 500, a new record for the
event.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Metal Markets

NV YORK May Demand for lead
- nue. ~ excess - domestic suppues
which has uecesslfated steAdy RECOURSE 10
IofeiEn lesf supplies. Price held hrm At
- U % - cents = pound delivered New
iafh. ana 3 10 CrufE s. Louis
J. copper DEALINGS the supply situation
~ inlf' paramount VIfh rrrepaI pri-
hAff pr|0uf"~4 adherIrE sftIefit t. sIiHUa
~ n 81 domeft. output a. - cents 4
> ana dfH' ere1 CarnerHJlf VALLEY tase
't-i1'H Fntfrf supply cont 1ues limited
hli some business uaF reported on a Ha.ts
~ tHfr maximum #yuHa n l2A cent. \
pound ir Tho Vale Iu ths OUTSIDE mar
80 f1r copper important dealer interests
Ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Food Prices Hit
New Peaks
~

g. WASHINGTON. May s-The
wholesale commodity price index
compiled by National Fertilizer
Association turned upward last
week TO a new high point for the
past few years, after receding frac-
tionally in the week previous.
In the week ended May 3 this
index stood at 104.5 against 104.1
in the preceding week. 1887 a
month ago and 99.2 year ago,
based on the 1859 average.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
New Field Opened

Film supervisors" are the
latest additions to the Dodge or
ganiZation. Russell J. Haynes
will be the film supervisor for
the Chicago region, with Robert
S. Kniffin in the same capacity
in the Cincinnati territory. Their
function will be to supervise
motion picture and slide film
activities among dealers in their
regions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Alma Drops Dual
Meet TO Teachers

Mt PLEASANT May 6.-Alma
College dropped Il 2 SO :. its dual
track meet with Central State
Teachers College.
Ken Loop. Central senior scored
10 points TO lead the Bearcat
scnrnrS LeeP- tesek first III the
broad Jump and high hurdles.
second in the shot. tied for second
IN the high jump and placed third
IN the 100-yard dash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Service Mems Exams

More than $4,000 Chevrolet
service men will take their
yearly 50-part quiz this month
for the approved mechanic rat
ing. They have completed
years training program and the
examination will summarize the
work.
Two quizzes will be given. one
for general mechanics and one
for body mechanics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
National Air Carnival

The eleventh annual national
air carnival will be held this
year at Birmingham. Ala. on
June Z and s. The carnival will
bring together aviation leaders
and stunt filters. Miss American
Aviation will be chosen as a
feature of the two-day program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Farmers Market

APPLES Delicious. fancy, 81 25 bu
No. !. $500 rs: Greetings. No. l. 75c
fancy. Sl.35 bu.; No. /, sOc a Sil5; No. q
80 q Use; Northern spys, fancy. 80 bu.
No. I, si.25a15O: No. ?. 75cdSi: Nc
Intosh, fancy Sl7hA2- hu-;- Ne l. ST IS
so; No. ?. Use q 81: wagners. No. l..
81 rs; Steele Reds, fancy, 1T5 bu. /,
No. l. Si.25p1.5o; No. ?, 75c bu.
VEGETABLE GREENSBORO. $50 SIC
FRENCH ENpIyE- Fancy. SIS s-lb.
box; No. J. $3.50 1.50: Nc. ?. 75cgsi
ASPARAGUs-Fancy. 81 doz. bchs No
], IS 2 s3c; No 2, IS n soc
BEETs-No. /. 40 soc bu.
Ch sBsaGs 2 soc bu.
bu No. ?. so Q soc.
CELERY RooT-No !. 75casl bu.
CHIVEs No. J. 50 sc do1. hchs.
EGGs-Lsrse $75o4s 3o-doz. case
HORSE EApisH Fancy. s59s25 bu.;
No !. - 23fl2 20 bu No. 2 81 7dd2.
LEEks- No. /, 80 soc dog hchs
ONloNs-Dry. fancy. Si.75H2 5o4b.
SACK No Sial 90 No ? IS soc f,
$50 32-ih SACK
. PaRsNIPs No. I. soa 75c bu.
PLANTS Flat flower. 75c. vegetable.
SOC seranidms. $50 li-pot nat. psnsies,
! PoTAToEs-No. ], sops5c: No. 2. IS
+ 2 Doc
POULTRY Hens. live heavy breeds p
I y 25e 10 leghorus ie1 zoe, bro4Iers.
hesyy, q 26e 10. leshorns. lsa 2Ie ~. /.
ducks. n 16e.
RADIsHEs - Ho,houss. 500 soc dozen
: lunches
EHJ BARR - Ha'14use. fancy. 4aq sue
BID. box choice 500 8ut small 90 b. zoe
doz bchs outdoor 3Jc uo4 hchs
ICkNlPs-N No. 1. 75c 81 bu No. ?
vEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. /. Soc % 81
DOR. hchs.
CHIC AGO
CHICAGO. NAV S.-0NSi-RtTrER-
Receipts Is s35 tubs steady. Extras. e2
score 80 standards 20 score. cars,
" 1e; extra trstE. 81 score 33ikc; trsts.
- 70 So score. 32i. . 33c. specials, %
/ EGGs-Rscsipts 42s43 cases; steady.
current receipts. zoe. fregh extra frs's
~ &, &c; fresh hrsts y = a214e. dirties
I Il &C checks. IS
CHEESE - Twins uJrsEc. dsfs,s.
pr!nis and lonFhorns. igdiqi,c &C.
LIVE POULTRY - Irregular TURKEYS
u lie hens. i6q2ifsc: Ieghoru hens
u p Is nc springers ls1 pc, broilers. ia
| 2 zoe BOOSTERS, 12i g he, ducks, "a
rae geese, sdIOc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Protective Financing

Ford time buyers are now Of
fered a new protective plan by
the University Credit Company.
according to Ernest Kanzler.
president. Under this plan, Uni
versal is offering many new
services. in addition TO financing
and insurance coverage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Pick Newspapers Again

Newspapers Will again carry
most Of the advertising by the
Standard Oil Company of Indi-
ana. A total of 1.721 news
papers. compared with lib last
year. will carry the advertising.
Included are 1882 weekly and
4S9 daily papers, including The
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
State 9 Opens Series
With Irish Tomorrow

EAST LANSING. May 6.-The
Michigan State baseball team will
open a four-event slate with Notre
Dame this week when it journeys
TO South Bend for a diamond con-
test Wednesday. Saturday the
Irish baseball and track teams
will visit here. while on Friday the
Spartans linksmen will be at
Notrc Dame.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Keller Meets Welsh Girls

Keller. Detroit Softball ASsocia-
ton and Metropolitan Girls Class
A champion. will engage Welsh
koppitZl girls in the feature Of
double-header program in Mack
Park al 9:l3 p. m. today. Briggs
VIII oppose Micromatics in a ma ior
league game at 40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Wheat Opens Higher;
Corn List Mixed
International News Service Wire

CHICAGO. May 6.-Wheat
opened &c 10 Ssc higher today.
corn &c up to &c down and oats
unchanged.
. WHEAT-May, 94i2 q 944c;
July. 93ls q 93l4c; September
e3as o 1896.
May. 69i4c; July,
69hc: September. $3.50.
OATS-New: May, SIC; July,
34nc; September. $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
BRIGGS MtNIFACTIRING COMPANY,
Detroit Michigan Notice AT Animal


Detroit Michigan. Notice Of Annual
Meeting Of Shareholders Of NAV 10, 1871.
To the Shareholders.
Notice i hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the shareholders ~ Briggs
Manufacturing Company will he held A. The
office Of the COMPANY. 1881 Mack ave-
nue. 10 the City u Detroit Michigan. on
SATURDAY. the 10Th day Of May. 1851 At
: O'Clock IN The afternoon Eastern
standard Time. for the following purposes:
/. To receive the reports a. the Presi-
dent and the Treasurer 80 SCI forth ~
the Annual Report Of the Company for
the year 1850
?. t. elect seven Directors for the en-
SUNG year.
3 T. transact such other business a.
may property come before the meeting ar
any adjournment or adjounments thereof
Pursuant to Section g Of. Article III OF
the By Laws. the Board 81 Directors has
fixed Thursday. April II 1871. as the
record date for the determination Of share
holders entitled 10 receive notice Of and
TO vote at said annual meetiue Of share
holders or any adjournment or adlourn-
ments thereof.
H. W. GRIFFITH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Earnings

Allied Stores Corporation and subsidi ries
report for the fiscal year ended January 81
net profit of SO. sss. 129 after federal in
come taxes etc. equal after dividends paid
on per cent preferred to S1.57 a share on
SIT l53 shares OF issued common stock
including 20 600 shares held by the com
pany. This compares with q net profit 10
the preceding year of 50 43j $50 or 81 rs a
common share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Dividends

EleciroluN Corporation declared
a dividend of 20 cents. payable
June Is. to stock of record May
Is. The same amount was paid
March Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Wolverine Tube Payment

Wolverine Tube Company de-
clared a dividend of Sis on pre-
ferred stock, payable juno 2 to
sock OF record May 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
ST. Hedwiq Seeks Becker

st. Hedwig's {. 20. softball
team. senior division champions in
l939-40, is seeking hacker for the
coming season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Coca-Cola COMPANY declared a

dividend of 60 cents on common,
PAYABLE June 80 to stock of rec
ord June Is. This compares with
quarterly dividends of 50 cents
paid previously.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
EAST BJ FFAIO

EAST BUFFALO, n. Y, Nav =
-HOGS-Receipts, ?, 4OO; moderately
active to all interests. mostly steady with
24O lbs. usually averaging 2OO-2l5 lbs ,
50. some held higher, similar weights
trucked- ms, Ss.65as SIS; 250-300 lbs, IS
n 6. 90.
CATTLE Receipts, 1850. including $50
Canadians scattered lots yearlings sold
weak to 25c lower. good offerings includ-
ing heifers. Sl0d 1918; no action on heav-
Ter weights: bidding materially lower
native and Canadian steers held 10 s11 and
above; cows and bulls active. strong 10
25c higher: fed young cows and bulls &C
tive, strong 10 Csc higher. few young cows
Ssds25
sHEEP-Receipts 300, lambs. 10c 20
25c higher. good and choice shorn offer
ings SO IS. occasionally upward 10 $40;
good 10 barely choice woolskins, Sll.50 .
50-1O-lb. SpTingeFs Sl24l3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06

FL Paso, Natural Gas Company
declared a quarterly dividend OF
60 cents on common. payable
June 30. 10 stock of record June
Il. This compares with quarterly
dividends OF 80 cents paid prevl-
ously.