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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

.ut Tor UtHtHCr cues
wouldn't burn very we'll BY it.
self and | believe il was first
dippedsin Kerosene. out there on
the back porch. That would ac-
count for the blo0dstains on
the kerosene can.
You know that Marshall
wouldn't he wearing his best
brown suit while working ON the
root. Therefore. If THAT suit was
soaked with blood. IL blows up
the roof fall story and proves
that he was killed somewhere
else"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
BOOKS Of
Ahe W FEk
Books to Stir RebirtEl
OF American Patriotism
BY BENJAMIN DE- CASSERES

OOK the American flags the apcis mons
and those pinned women> bOsonls
Listen 20 the good old style patriotism booming
~ the radio.
The books past present future,
great men pour out OF the presses htc lihst,
Yes folks $ all ccagnet country ASP
history n and And hcrc tfat
household today should hoe The Patriotic
Anthology History Poetry and by
Carl Van Dorcn doubleday Dornl and VIC Hold These truths;
Significant American Documents from The Nayo"ec Compact
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Questions and ANSWERS

QUERIES from clients.
: @ What do think ol Harold lclcS2
Al don't spend much .imc thinking q lckcs. sin How"
ever Disracli opponents
rather nicely namely:
a sophisticated rhetoan inebriated with the
his Nerboty gifted egotiStcal
all intermnablc
opponent gIorify
QWho Pauline Hail why they cab The Girl
hi the Pink PaI1mas
Miss Hall WAS an actress, She madc in Liberty
Bellies IN which there paiama party girls
school In This Pauline PM, paiarnas
D., syndicate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

Il Bernard
believe doing can 10 =,
why tried pa>"rting. People ought
Too
them and that they business
"a ~
the oi that sorry
&C. have 10 ri ms ~ of taxi diving he had found
about - hS passengers boz overbcarine
upolItC and d,8EI,e8b.e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

stages by which She rose to
empire"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

. lckcs. 81. How
'eemS 10 fit Harold
La gaceta., 1941-12-22

ntdo a la Riviera en- viaje de
placer, conduciendo sus propioS
autos desde todas las parties de
la terra, y que pOr tirarselas de
suprG-elegdntes, lanzaban sus CO
ches soberbloS a una velocidad
vertiginosa por estas ~carreteras
v caminos regios,
Y los coches soberbios, gene
ralmente, daban una vuelta de
campana en- una eurva, o patti
naban sobre ell asfalto o ell alqui-
tran, yendo a estrellarse contra
Ell talud o rodando por 81 preci-
picio hasta el mar
Los g~endarmes, pues, CREAM
que hubiera ocurrido a este HON
bre que Sc arrastraba por la Gu
meta, ell mismo percance de to-
dos los dias por aqui.
isl, 81 es un hombre !-dUo
Piccoli.
ia yer, a verl....
" parece NAL heridO...
La gaceta., 1941-12-22

81, Ell infeliz, apenas puede
moverse.
-Vayamos, vayamos por 81.
FL companero de Piccoli, sc
volvi6, y mientras los caballos
galopaban, lie critic al mozo con
woz estentorea:
-iGuido!.... Avisa a tus a.
mos, que hay aqui un herido...
y traer algo para recoger-
lo-ahadi6 Piccoli.
I'm instante despues, los gen.
darmes estaban junto al infeliz
que Sc arrastraba por el CANT
no, y que no tenemos que decir
era Ell desdichado doctor Ota-
mendi.
Los gendarmes desmontaron
rapidamente.
JQue lie ha ocurrido a listed?
-iQue lie ha pasado?
I'm vuelco de autom6vil lno
es aSi?
-aNO. oh. nol-repuso 81 me
La gaceta., 1941-12-22

tedes quieran!
Los gendarmes italianos SUI
lbierona los caballos, que esta-
ban atados a un poste, junto a
la puerta de Ia verja, alberta de
par en- par.
Y va Sc disponian a espolear
a los animales, cuando Ell gen.
darme primero, aQuel a quien el
mozo habia designado con ell
nombre de senior Piccoli, excla-
mo con voz de immense asom-
bro:
--iCalla! iQue es aquello?
Su compahero miro.
-JiEs un hombre?.. o..
-lQue?
Mira.
II D6nde?
-Alli..., en- la cuneta...., INC
ves?....
Gala, pues es verdad iPa-
rece una persons isl, Sill
I'll mozo del restaurant, aban-
La gaceta., 1941-12-22
LA FUNCION A ~BENEFICl0
DE CONSUELO MORENO

Consuelo Moreno. la artista
guerilla, celebr6 anoche su fun
ci6n de beneficio, en- Ell teatro
del Centre Asturiano.
Centenares de personas aplau
dieron su dulce voz y su gracia
en- enlas danzas de Espana, Ia
TERRA que manana sera libre.
Mudhos regalos recibi6 la can
cionista mimada, la predilecta
de nuestro publico.
NLa Gaceta", que we en- ella q
una amiga y compahera, la sa-
nuevamente, por su exito.
" lie sigue ofreciendO su apoya y
alta estimation.
La gaceta., 1941-12-22
n UkCETR

Gene Sarazera a Ia excarnpeo-
ma local, Roeann Clark y a Billy
Burke, otro excalnpe6n.
Los espectadores abonaron,
con destino al fondo para el nj.
nito Corky Kelly, $127!OO.
La anotaci6n fue la siguiente
Mrs. Gallatin
al salir: $50 554 454-44
al regreso 456 555 544-44-89
Sarazen,
al salir: 554 444 A85-38
al regreso: 455 Asa 445-4O-78
Miss Clark,
al salir: 657 665 553-49
al regreso 465 ass 645-45-94
Burke,
al salir: 455 845 1850
al regreso 444 444 535-37-76
La gaceta., 1941-12-22
La Gaceta Folletin No. 100
TOM0 TERCBRo
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

vantado a estas horas en- ell Ho-
eI-Restaurant IN Guam
do les veremos por aquf, senior
Piccoli?
-i0h, no sc 81 vendremos no
sotros mismos manana, o algu-
nos companerosl
-Si vienen ustedes, recuer-
den el encargo de los gemelos.
-Esta tranquilo, hombre.
Ell mozo acompan6 a los dos
g~endarmes, a trav6S del Undo
jardincillo lleno de mesitas en-
ire las palmeras y las mimosas
va en- flor, hasta ell canine.
III Vaya, salud!
@Igualmente, hasta que us
La gaceta., 1941-12-22

donando su labor de poner en- or
den las sillas, Y extenderlas an
te las mesas, sali6 tambien al
OR ell dialogo de los gendarmes
Entonces, estoS picaron es-
puelas, acercandose al bulto mo-
While que les habia llamado la a.
tenci6n.
-1Que asa?-grit6 desde
lejos el mozo.
-Pareoe que hay novedad
por aqui-grit6 a su vez Picco-
Ii. Debe ser un herido -.
-Apostaria a que es otro tu-
rista de estos que Sc han estre-
llado con su auto
ST, 10 de todos los dias estas
carreteras....
La gaceta., 1941-12-22
CON LOS GUANTE

Tampa-nos dice un fanaticc
-merece mejores peleas de bo-
xeo. Ash 10 creemos n~osotros.
Mas para tener mejores pc
leas, hace falta un enpresario
con la bolsa llena
Los pGgiles de primera fila
no vienen a las ciudades como
Tampa sin una garantia subs
tancial.
Tommy Gomez es la attraction
local n1mero /, como en- otras
epocas 10 fueron Chino Alvarez,
Manuel Quintero, Baby Miller y
La gaceta., 1941-12-22
NADER v A Pc
LEAR EN- SARASOTA

Sarasota, Die. 22.-Un habil
p1gil del peso complete, Eddie
Nader, de Sarasota, que la soma
ma pasada derrot6 a Al William,
ell lunes 20 volvera al cuadrila-
tero Y tendra de ~contrario a
Jack Dallas, de Corpus Christi,
estado de Texas.
Este sera ell segundo encuen
tro de los dos hombres.
En- ell primero, efectuado en-
California, hace algunos me-
ses los senores del "poder jul
dicial" distribuyeron tablas.
La gaceta., 1941-12-22
OEPORTES
HABLANDO CON
JIM DOWNING
Planes de gran impOrtdncia
dep0rtiVa

Hablamos anoche con nuestrc
estimado amigo Jim Downing
que durante varios amos fuera
empresario de boxeo en- Benja.
min Field.
Downing tiene un oficio bier
retribuido en- este periodic de
guerra y trabaia ocho o mas no
ras, todOs los dfas, en- los asst
lleros de Palmetto Beach.
Pero ell trabajo rudo y produC
two, no lie evita pensar en- sus
actividades d~eportivas de aver y
mirar hacia ell future.
Downing opina que Tampa ne
costa un Palacio de los Depor-
tes v va tiene hechos los pianos
Y cuenta con ell terreno.
Jim sabe luchAr Y NJ retroce-
de. No lie teme al trabajo y asi
10 viene probando a sus amigos
de Tampa.
Nosotros lie deseamos siempre
la mejor suerte, por cuanto no
Sc deja atropellar por la adver-
sidad y sonrfe de frente al por-
venir.
En- su oportunidad, y cuando
81 nos 10 pida, daremos a como
Ger sus planes.
La gaceta., 1941-12-22

Es la primera vez en- la his
toria de Ia Liga que el CAM
pe6n ha repetido. Los Osos a.
notaron dos 'touchdowns," en-
ell tercer periodic, y otros dos
en- ell cuarto.
Presenciaron ell combate, a
causa del frio, solo 1880
personals.
Los vencedores anotaron
1872 yardas por medic de pa
ses y GOT llevando la ofensiva.
La gaceta., 1941-12-22

otros muchachos cuyos r1ombrel
no recordamoa.
para los pIgiles de prirnera fila.
para los 1giles de primera fila
pero es menester que Sc vaya
preparando.
Tiene va sostenidas, 81 no es-
tamos NAL informados, SO pc
Teas y ganaldas 81 por nocaut.
Dinero facil lie aportan peleas
con in~dividuos como Center,
Skies y otros; pero no lie acer-
can a las grandes bolsas ell ideal
de TODD gladiator.
La gaceta., 1941-12-22
Ell GLADIATOR JOHNNY
COLAN

Visit6 aver a Tampa y pasa
ra la mayor parte del invierno
en- Clearwater, Ell notable gla
diador del peso complete lige
no, vencedor de Steve Name
kis y Ernie Vigh, Johnny Co.
Ian, de New York.
Sc propone no pelear de
nuevo hasta la %primavera, Sc
gun dijo.
Durante su estancia en-
Clearwater, Sc entrenara con
ell mayor cuidado.
La gaceta., 1941-12-22
LOS PARTIDOS DE BALON-
CESTO DE ETA SEMANA

Seis partidos de baloncesto Sc
Jugaran aqui, en- esta semana.
Las Panteras de Plant sosten-
dram dos encuentros regulares,
uno con ell Haines City, ell mar
ties por la noche,y otro con ell
Kingsport, de Tennessee, Ell sa-
bado por la noche.
Los dos juegos sc efectuaran
a las ocho de la noche, en- ell gim
nasio de Palma Celia.
FL martes por la noche, los
Terriers de Hillsborough juga-
ran con un "team" de exalum-
nos. Tomaran parte en- Ell juego
Lawrence Robes, Luis Fueyo,
Red Moore, Tony Lobo Y Euge-
MO MdNenney.
En- la misma noche los Jesui-
tas jugaran con un team" de
exalumnos compuesto por Alche
diak, Hudson, Lentz, Joyce, Fer
nandez y Otros.
Los Jesuitas jugaran ell jue-
yes por la noche con un team
de Ia Tampa Shipbuilding Co.
Y ell viernes Y ell sabado con quin
tetos de la parroquia del Sagra-
do Coraz6n.
Ell primer particle regular de
los Terriers Sc efectuara ell dia
2 de enero, frente a Plant City.
Las Panteras, los Jesuitas y
los Terriers vienen practicando
desde la semana pasada.
La gaceta., 1941-12-22
UN VENEZO A GANO
Ell T U DE CAMPEON
DE N

Miami, Die. 22.-Francisco
'Segura, de Venezuela, captu-
'r6 Ell campeonato de tennis
delcondaldo de Dade venNiendc
al notable jugador local Gard
ner Mulloy, ell septimo en- la lis.
ia de los mejores "tenistas'' de-
pals.
La anotaci6n fue la siguiente
AS 6-1, Ga y 8-6.
La gaceta., 1941-12-22

ylsto que el herido no estaba ora
Ve' pro:eiieron a interrcgarIe,
.o-%Que lie ha o@currido, senior?
GQui6n lie ha herido?...
-Nadie-repuso con gran
trabajo ell m6dico.
u Como nadie?
-Entonces, les que So lie
ma dlsparado algdn anna?
ESQ.
ia YER, a yer!-dijo Ell gen
I3arme PiccOli en- tono desconfia
do.
T. mientras su compahero
retro lie miraba ansiosamente
eI procedi6 a registrar las ropas
de Olegario.
Como el gendarme harbfa SOS.
pashado, el doctor no Nevada ar.
ma alguna.
No intente listed enganar a
Justicia, senior; a listed lie han
Nerado en- una rias, ino Is cisr.
La gaceta., 1941-12-22
Sc $127 PA
RIA Ell FONDO CORKY
KELLY

Ganaron los partidos de gol-
TO de aver, efectuados en- esta
ciudad la Sra. Tom Gallatin, la
campeona local, Y ell maestro
La gaceta., 1941-12-22

ST, senior, cornpre Ia
~pintura B. L. P. Sofa.
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
v Gale Is
La gaceta., 1941-12-22
Era verdad

La gendarmeria italiana Y
francesa de la Costa Azul, tenia
que auxiliar a diario a gentes ri
cas- y pOderOsas que habian We
La gaceta., 1941-12-22
CAPITULO V
iBarrol

Unos INSTANCES despues, esta.
ba Otamendi instalado en- IN
amplio y comfortable lecho 1el
Hotel d'Azur, solicitamente a.
tendido por los duehos del esta.
b,ecimiento.
Los gendarmes, hego de ayu-
dar 3 instalarlo en- IL CANA, v
La gaceta., 1941-12-22

Chicago, Die. 22.-Los Osos
de Chicago ganaron aver al
segundo campeonato de fut--
boil professional venciendo a
los Gigantes con anotaci6n de
81 puntos por 9.
La gaceta., 1941-12-22

"a p@rf6dico em idicrzA EspaAa
10 mas circulation en- TamAps
Tfctoriano ManteiRa, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 c
500 Ia. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla.
TelSfono Y 37e:
La gaceta., 1941-12-22

PERDIDA-De tres llaves, en-
la S6ptima avenida entire las ca
lies ID y 10. Sc gratificara al
que las entregue en- esta redac-
ci6n, 1908 7th Ave.
La gaceta., 1941-12-22
LOS DORES CHILE
NOS Ell TOR
NEO

Santiago, Chile, Die. o.
Los pdgiles de Chile ganaron
ell d6cimo quinto torneo annual
de boxeo, luego de efectuar 10
combates y derrotar a los gla-
diadores de la Argentina, u
ruguay, PERI y Bolivia.
Una comisi6n de los vence-
dores ira a los Juegos Olimpi
cos Americanos, que Sc efec-
tuaran, ell aho que viene, en-
Buenos Aires.
La gaceta., 1941-12-22

La Business University of
Tampa ofrece un curse compile
20 de negocios a un joven active
Y honestO, en- Gambia por traba-
10. Dirijase a 9141b Franklin St.
La gaceta., 1941-12-22

dEco hacienda un doloroso es-
fuerzo.
-iPero esta listed herido?
ST, ST..
-iC6mo?.... lD6nde?. lQue
lie ha pasado?. o..
-iQu6 lie ha ocurrido?..
-Ha sido una desgracia-di-
10 al fin 0tamendi-. Tenpo I'm
balazo en- ell coStado.
La gaceta., 1941-12-22

LOS OSOS DE CHICAGO DE-
A LOS GIGAN
TES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
S2.43 Cash
Curb Drops Holding Firm
for German Unit

WASHINGTON. Aug. 23.-The
securities and exchange commits
sion today withdrew the listing on
the curb exchange of North Euro
pean Oil Corporation common
stock, 81 par value a share. The
company, with 1892 POI shares of
common stock listed on the curb
and a bank balance of S2.43, acts
as a holding company for Ger
man subsidiary. North European
on has not filed annual reports
for 1899 and 1910.
The securities exchange act OF
1884 provides for the suspension
or withdrawal from listing of the
security of any company which
fails 10 file annual reports. The
secretary treasurer of North Eu-
ropean Oil testified the company
had been unable to get any in
formation from Germany as to
the condition of its subsidiary,
because of the war and censor
shin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Detroit Produce

APPLES-Virginia bu. boxes. T. s. No.
I. 2iz in. min, Northwest Greetings, few
sales Si.10; Michigan bushel baskets and
bushel boxes, U. S. No. /. 2la-in. min.
CANTALoUPEs-salm Meats. Caiifor.
MIA jumbo crates, 27s, So. %; jumbo 36s
So so; Michigan truck receipts: Honey
Rocks and Hearts OF Gold. 9x9-in. and
l2x12-in: IFS 10 los. according TO size.
HoNEYDEws-Arizon crates Jumbo
SIS and SIS and standard as and 12s S1.4O
al so; California standard 9s, $1.90: stand
ard 12s Sl75.
LETTUCE California. Los Angeles
dozen, 81 80 @ So; dozen, fair condition,
So 60d4
ONIONS - 5o-lb. sacks. Idaho Sweet
Spanish, 3-iu and larger. Sl75, Idaho L.
S.. No. ! Whites, So per cent 2-in. and
larger, S1.75: Michigan truck receipts, U.
larger. 9Oc 1855 per cent 2-in. and
PEACHEs-Bushel baskets. u. s. No I.
Illinois Elbertas. 2-in. min. s. so a l.65 /.
best. 81 90; Ia in. min. 81 y Ito: Michi-
gan truck receipts, bu. baskets and bu.
min. slGliO, South Havens, u. s. No. i.
bushel crates, 2-in. min, 81 Is.
PEARS-Californla Jugs, Bartletts, 81 IS
az; Michigan truck receipts. Bartletts.
u. s. No 1, 2-in. min, s1.40.
potatoes - l49,le sacks Ca. California
Whites. U. s. No. i. washed. 81. IS a 2. 40:
Nebraska Cobblers. Y. S. No. I, washed
and unwashed. Si1Oal.io; New Jersey
Chippewas, L. S. No /, unwashed, Si.25
al 40: Michigan Cobblers, U. S. No. J..
SWEET PoTAToEs-Louisiana Puerto
Ricans, bushel crates. u. S. No. i,
AsNf L
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Other Factors Listed

Mr.. Eccles as much as said in a
recent statement that in his
opinion 2ia per cent would become
an arbitrary minimum in interest
rates. And Mr.. Eccles should
know.
Another factor in firming up
rates is the sharp increase in loans
and investments and II this trend
continues, rates should certainly
become stronger.
Coincidentally, the trend toward
purchase of defense bonds by
large and small investors and
purchase of tax anticipation notes
tend to reduce the upward trend
In bank deposits, which would also
have some effect on the situation
Another thing that should be
taken into consideration is that
currently, municipal bonds have
some tax advantages over federal
government issues, but that these
might possibly be eliminated IN
the near future. AS q matter OF
fact. this stands more as a distinct
probability and could hardly have
a salutary effect on city bonds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

A few issues moved relatively
wide Peoples Gas and Light
gained nearly , points TO a new
high Eastman Kodak and Fajardo
Sugar were up a point each.
Steel shares, under some pres
sure recently, were firmer but
gains were unimportant
Motors steadied after yester-
DAYS decline on the production
cut decision. Chrysler was up a
moderate fraction.
American Telephone, strong
Yesterday was up a fraction more.
Standard Of New Jersey was
higher.
Elsewhere narrow and irregu-
lar price movements prevailed. as
in electrical equipments, coppers,
chemicals, aviationS, mail orders,
rails and utilities.
Curb stocks continued dull In
narrow range. A handful OF
high-priced issues showed gains.
These included Empire Gas and
Fuel issues which jumped 2 to 3
points and Fuller Company. up j
points. Trading was extremely
slow in the bond market with
United States Treasures quiet AND
interest in speculative bonds at q
low ebb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
U.S.. Grain Dealers
Meet in Toledo
Nationally Known Figures
to Attend Contention
September 1915

TOLEDO. Aug. 23.-PlanS have
been completed for the forty
fifth annual convention of the
Grain and Feed Dealers National
Association which will be held
here Sept. 14-16.
Nationally known figures who
will take part in the three-day
convention include the Hon. Hugh
A. Butler. United States Senator
from Nebraska and former presi-
dent of the National Association
J. M. Mehl, chief of Commodity
Exchange Administration. Wash
ington, d. c.; Philip R. O'Brien.
president of the Chicago Board
of Trade; Ralph NJ. Field, presi-
dent of the American Feed Manu-
facturerS Association; L. M. Belts
of the Association of American
Railroads; j. f. Wells Jr., special
assistant TO the secretary of Agri-
culture; Edgar Warren, chief of
the agricultural section, wage and
hours division. Washington, d. c.
and many others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

MeSsrs. JeffrieS, Oakman and
his predecessor. Donald SlutZ, have
already achieved a slash from
5.6272 in 1899 TO an interest rate
Of 2.6399 last May, which VIII re-
suit in a net saving 10 the public
Of nearly $S0.000.000, which should
be a very satisfying record.
OF course, those in the banking
and investment fields are won't 10
give some credit 10 previous adj
ministrations for heir part in
cleaning up the municipal financial
picture and are even mean enough
10 point 10 an international trend
toward lower interest rates over
the last few years in order To
minimize the boys achievement.
However, the fact remains. in
terest rates were cut, and a very
nice job was done.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Wheat Shows
Minor Losses
In Late Deals
Corn, Oats and Rye
Follow Down Trend
While Soy Beans
Close Cent Higher
international News Service Wire

CHICAGO. Aug. %. - Wheat
displayed an easier trend today In
slow dealings. Prices dropped
around cent before meeting
with important support. Last
prices were u TO sc off. with
September at S1,11H.
Commission houses were re-
ported active on the selling side
of the market.
Light interest in the market
was attributed 10 the preference
of traders TO remain on the side
lines and await action on the bill
to freeze" government stocks OF
wheat. The President has until
next Wednesday 10 act on the bill.
Corn and other grains finished
moderately lower. while soy beans
closed y 10 1c up after erasing
earlier losses of around a cent.
Corn finished &c off. oats II TO
4 q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Lead Stocks
Down in July
Total 1o, Tons
Against 24,265 at End
of June; Output Up

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Stocks
of refined lead in the United States
at the end of July amounted 10
1912 tons, against 24.265 at the
end of June, according TO the
American Bureau Of Metal Stats
tics.
Domestic production during the
month came TO 42,048 tons, COM
pared with 1868 in June. Pro-
duction from foreign ore refined
here and secondary sources totaled
6,941 tons in July, against 1855
in June.
Domestic shipments were 81,
OCT tons last month, compared
with 57969 in June.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

possible general trend toward
higher interest rates. In a recent
Issue OF the American Banker.
considerable discussion is devoted
TO the possibility of reduction in
excess reserves, which would act
automatically TO increase interest
rates.
If Morganthau and Eccles see
eye-to-eye on this, and 1t now APP
pears that they are close to agree
ment, such action is in prospect
after September 15~ The mere
talk of such a move has had an
hnsettling effect on government
bonds of late.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Metal Markets

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-copper produe-
ers have been asked by the OPM 20 I'll
out daily reports In an effort 10 equAlze
the flow OF metal 10 certificate holders.
Information requested includes the tonnage
available for delivery In the current month.
the total tonnage for which customers'
certificates nave been endorsd for August
delivery and the balance available for
other certificates holders.
The new reports, forms FOR which have
Just been received by copper producers.
II stands every day and allow 4, 20 gauge
better how much metal must come from It's
own imported reserves.
Prices OF metals remain unchanged. Do
nestle copper Is IL cents a pound. and ex-
port metal Is quoted at II cents Z. a. o..
New York.
Lead Is IN good demand, price holding
At SIS cents to 8 90 cents a pound New
York and $40 cents st. Louis
Zinc price continues a. 72S cents a
pound for prime western at East 81. Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Height of Fidttery

He took particular pride in tho
fact that more and more broker,
age firms are adopting the policies
and methods. in whole or in part
originally effected by Merrill
Lynch.
I'VE don't believe in service
charges and have eliminated
them. We believe that commits
sion rates should he reduced to
the lowest levels permitted by
the New York Exchange. We
believe In fair and equitable in
terest rates and our rates must
definitely be competitive.
and" Merrill concluded, eve
are completely sold on the prin-
ciple of a fair minimum salary
for our customers men,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Banks
Brokers
Business
BY ARD SCHULTZ
Financial Editor

No more Detroit refundinc bonds
will be Offered tor sale unless the
city can Get an interest rate OF
under > per cent, Mayor Edward
!. JeffricS ard Controller Charles
Oakman have Indicated
They base their stand on the
contention That Dctroii'S credit u.s.
better than eomparahlc cities and