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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Detroit Produce

APPLEs-Miehissn bu; crates IA incl
minimum Delicious 81. 81 ,to "a l'oo; few
spys. $3.50 / so: starks. 81; steele Reds
81. 4oG1.5o; 2N-inch minimum, Sl1o0
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pyramid crates
dor. punches extra fancy, s2.75; fancy
81 5og275; loose stock, medium size
81. IS d250, few best, 81. rs. fair condition
81. large sire. S2.25d2.75; Washington IL
Ii. crates loose, medium size, si.zs; Sob
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fats las TO 24s
81 5od so; fair quality. n.25d1.4o.
BEANs-F1orids bu. hampers Blael
condition. $3.50; wax. nat type. s3.5o94
very few, S425. poorer low as So
BEETs-Texas half crates. 3-3h -doz.
BRoCcoLr-Pony crates 1882 bunehe,
poorer low as 81; Virginia. s3as.75.
CABBAGE-Los Angeles crates. round
iyps T soa, ,,a 1:o G.oTs 1s ans.s
types. s2256235; Georgia 1h-bu. ham.
pers. round type. s1.4omi.5o.
cARRoTs-Los Angeles crates s-doz
California. s2.2oG2.5o; Texas s-doI
cAUL1FLowER-Pony crates i2s snt
larger California. s1.e0n2.
cELERY-1s-inch crates. trimmed tors
s,dor., $3.50: Golden Heart 20 to xxs, s.
o. rs, poorer. s1.25
CUCUMBERS Blu. baskets Floridf
fancy, $3.50; choice, s3.751t.
LETTUcE-Ios Anseles crates Ieebsr n
type AriIona, Phoenix, t.dox. fair quality
H.50@4.75: 5-doz., sos; California SAT-
mas 5-dor. generally good quality. $50
LEAF LETTUcE-Hothou... Io-Ib. has
kets Ohio and Michigan. s1.2s. few sales
iooNfoSNsHU.s. No. I. Yenows. so-lb
Michigan. 7o% 2-in. and larger h'ioa
ONION sETs-37-lb. sacks. Illinois, Vel
lows. sI40T1.5o; whites, Si.S3Tf.e5.
POTATOEs-U.s No. I. 10o-ib. sacks
unless otherwise stated: Idaho, Russet Bur
banks. sis5H1s0: 1o-ib. sacks. 2on72c
various varieties. 81. son1.7o: 15-lb: sacks
Mime sofa North Dakota. Cobolers, u. -
I35: Certified Seed Cobblers. Sl.7S; Ne
brsska. wyoming washed Triumphs. 5O-lb
sacks eoc n 81 .os; Michigan. Russell Ru
rails. Sid11o: Chippewss. ti.10m 20; Cob
blers. 81. 20; Green Mountains. t1f0n 90
i5-lb. sacks, 23h case. New stock flor'
Ids U. 8. No, T. hu crates. rriamp no
10. sacks us No 1. washed Triumphs
si35TI.sn few si7s: California, 10o-ib
lacks, US No, I. washed Ions Whites
81. 10 showing decay and spotted. SACKS
RHuBARB-Michissn. dollhouse. so-Ib
cases. according TO condition. choice, slo
sHALLoTs-Louisisns. bbls.. 20 dorer
ToMAToEs-R.packs. 1o.Ib. cartons
u.75@l.ss; Ohio. dollhouse s-io. baskets
sTRxwsER Loul.i.ns. H.pin'
erstes. klondykes. s77s0aso.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Registrations Gain

New passenger car registra-
lions in 10 states during March
show again of 30.42 per cent
over the same month a year ago
and an increase of 1886 per cent
over February. 1871, according
to r. l.. Polk e. Co. Total pas
senger car registrations for the
month are estimated at 800. 900
units on the basis of the returns
from the 16 states representing
% per cent of the entire
country.
New truck registrations. also
reported for Is states. are up
1927 per cent over February
and 1859 per cent above March
last year. On the basis of these
reports. total truck registrations
for the month are estimated at
81 900 units.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Cooler
Shows Loss

Universal Cooler Corporation
for the quarter ended March 81.
subject to audit and year-end ad-
justment, shows a net loss of
$106,423. after depreciation and
other charges. This compares with
a net profit of S31 PAS in the like
period of last year, equal, after
Class A dividend requirements, to
2 cents a share on the Class B
stock.
For the six months ended
March 81. the net loss was STA
083,- compared with a net profit
of S19,316 or 10 cents a share on
Glass A stock in the corresponding
period a wear ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Labor Troubles
Still Delay
Expansion
BY LEWIS HANEY

Professor 81 Economics, y. \. University
Another week has gone by
without much change in indus
trial activity. Certainly there has
been no general expansion, but
curtailment in some lines has
been forced by labor troubles,
especially strikes.
Evidently. business is not yet
out of the transitional fiat spot
which had been anticipated as
phase of the development Of a
war economy IN our midst. In
dustrieS are still shifting 10 the
production of war goods. Wages
and prices are being readjusted.
No better illustration of the
way in which the war dominates
our business scene could be
found than the announced shift
in the automobile industry.
Everybody knows that last week
il was announced that no new
1892 models would be put out,
and that output of cars would be
reduced by about a million. or 20
per cent. This VIII soon begin TO
affect the supply of new cars.
But more than that, il will
probably reduce the demand for
steel sheets, strips and bars. 1t
viii make large quantities of
steel, cotton and non ferrous
mot ole ototlabl for dofapSa MIR.
poses. But il will require great
readjustments among most of
the specialized industries so
notable in Ohio. Michigan and
Indiana. The foundrieS which
serve the motor industry can
doubtless shift easily to tanks,
airplanes and the like. But more
highly specialized producers may
suffer, al least for a while.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
If War Comes

OF course. if we become bellig-
erents. conditions might make it
advisable to modify our daily
habits. to alter our psychology.
Until then, however, while de-
Tense considerations must come
first. Washington should not do
anything OF urge anything which
would inflict widespread depres-
sion on those least able to
bear it.
At best. taxes are going to be
terrifically more burdensome.
From Washington daily come
proposals for levying heavier
and heavier burdens upon all
classes, upon those earning as
little as $1,000 year. to those
having the highest incomes. The
latter apparently are to have
all but a minor percentage Of
their income confiscated-some
time ago two rich brothers pub
licly recorded that taxes took
upwards of so cents of each dol
lar they received.
We are entitled to demand
that Washington exercise we'll
balanced craftsmanship, that. for
instance. it does not encourage
highly paid wage earners to
strike for still higher pay and
forbid readjusting prices to meet
such increased costs. Since
wages are already higher than
ever before known. surely it is
out of line to boost them still
more since the bill will have to
be paid by taxpayers-and espe-
cially since the government has
fixed the pay for conscripts at
S21 a month.
Copyright, 1871. by B. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Stocks Present
Mixed Trend;
Volume Light q
International New. Service Wire

NEW YORK, April 23.-Ths
stock market was mixed and dull
at the opening today, with price
changes extremely small. Many
pivotal issues were unchanged
from last nights closing levels.
Chrysler slipped u to 56h, but
General Motors was unchanged. a
Bethlehem. Youngstown Sheet
and Tube, Great Northern Rail-
way, United Aircraft and United
States Rubber chalked up frac-
tional gains. Similar declines were
incurred by United States Steel.
S ears Roebuck, International
Nickel, Chesapeake and Ohio.
Texas Corporation and Public
Service of New Jersey.
General Electric, Du Pont, Ken-
necott and Western Union were
among the representative stocks
to open unchanged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23

terest rates was about over, and
that perhaps henceforth the
emphasis In security offerings
would be 10 get new and addi-
tionaI capital. He said that
the commission hoped that
there would be more common
stock financing, which, he said.
provides greater fexibility to
the business system and averts
the danger OF collapse such as
occurred In the last panic, when
there were excessive debt struc-
lures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
81 an Hour Raise
By Thompson Prod.

CLEVELAND, April %. -
Thompson Products. Incorporated,
has raised wages of non-super-
visory employees in Cleveland by
five cents an hour. which will
boost the company's pay roll about
$500,000 a year. The increase APP
plies to about 400 employees. IL
follows a similar five cents raise
in wages put into effect last No
Venber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Olds Hobby Show

OIdsmobiIe employees in Lam
sing yesterday announced their
194l Hobby Show TO be held in
the auditorium of the Odds Engi-
neering Building on Thursday.
Friday and Saturday of this
week.
The Oldsmobile Hobby Show
is one of Lansing's major recre-
ational activities. said NJ. T.
Murray, Oldsmobile's exhibit apd
display manager and a membeV
of the show executive commit
tee. The 1871 show is the fourth
Of the annual events held by
company employees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Sharp Rise in Profits
By Youngstown Sheet

YOUNGSTOWN, April 23.V
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Con-
pany and subsidiaries report for
the quarter ended March 81. a net
profit OF $4.576,l97. after federal
income taxes, etc. equal. after
dividend requirements on 5ia per
cent preferred. TO $26l a common
share, against S1,253929 or 63
cents a common share in tho
March quarter of 1910.
The company declared n divi~
dend of Is cents on common. pay
able June IS TO stock of record
May %. A dividend of so cents
was paid March Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
SEC Not to Blame

Mr.. Eicher argued that mac
tivity in new financing was
wrongly ascribed to the policies
of the SEC under the acts which
it administers, but was really
due to extraneous economic fac
tors. BY way of proof, he con-
tended that where companies
found it desirable to- undertake
refunding operations the for
maiities and expense OF registra-
ton proved to be no deterrent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Farmers Market

APPLES Delicious. fancy ,225 bn
Nc. ], sl.5oq1:75; Greetings. No. /. 75'
No. 2 so a 75c; Northern spys. fancy. $:
Mcintosh, fancy. s1.75a2 hu; No. J.
n.25 so; No 2; Csc 4 81 Wssnsr', No =.
a 1.s5 bu.: No. /. s1.25dI5o. No. 2, 75C
bu
FRENCH ENDIvE-Fsncy, s17s SD
boz REE NH si3 Z sds Ss N Sa q '''ah
cABBAGE-No. l. as aeoc: No. q soc
red cabbage. No. /, 10000 bu.; No. 2
cARRoTs-No. /. 55as5c bu; No 2
cELERY roofing. /. 75c9si bu.
CHIVEs-No /. IS 90c doz punches
EGGs-Lsrge: s7.7sGs.2s ao-dOz. case
HORSE RApisH-Faney. saes2s bu
No. ]. s2.251275 bu.: No. 2. t1.75a2.
LEEKS-No. /, 40 soc doz. bchs
No i. soc SITS; No, T. 50 q Soc No. l.
s1.25; green. IS a i0c don punches.
PoTAToEs-No. /. 60as5c: No. 2, IS
PoULTRY-Hens. live. heavy breeds, 10
n zoe 10 leghorns. 1sa21c; broiiers.
heavy. 24g2ec ID; ducks. $50 Use; geese
kADIsHEs - Hothouss. 5o9soc dos.
Hothou... fancy. 35c 5-lb.
box: choice, rs . 3Oe small. so q soc dor.
bchs
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. 1. soc a
81 doz. bchs.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. April 22- uNS l.-BUTTER-
Receipts, II ,6OT tubs. steady. extras, %
score. 32isc; standard, 30 score. cars,
size; extra firsts, 81 score, 32hei firsts,
$3.50 score. 3lI1 q 32c; specials % score.
32a q 33c.
Zoos Receipts. 27s7s cases; steady;
current receipts 20Nc. fresh extra firsts,
22a22hc: fresh firsts. IL y q 22e; dirties
cHEEsE-Twins. TN aisLc; daisies
prints and Ionehorns. 1915 q Ice.
LIVE POULTRY-1rreguiar: turkeys. IL
a 22c: hens. 1Td 22bc; leehorn hens, -
lee: springers, Il n2thc; broiers. ~
"a ie: ROSTERS. 1871 q i3e; ducks. 100
ire; geese. io1iihc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
No-Sdg Spring S
Profit Steady

Report of the No-Sag Spring
Company of Detroit for nine-month
period ending March 81, 1871.
shows net earnings of $40, 223 after
depreciation. federal income and
excess profits taxes, etc. equal 10
S1.17 per share on $4,000 shares OF
common stock.
This compares with S7S632 IL
for like period ending March 81,
1910.
Profit before taxes on income
was Sill. 1913. against S9o9l9
year ago. Allowance for taxes this
year amounted 10 $40 969. as
against Sl72S7 last year for same
period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Earnings

Commonwealth and Southern Corpora.
ton and subsidiaries report for the j.
months ended March 81 a net income al
S13 62s. s34, after federal income taxes
etc. equal, after IL months dividend re
duirements on So preferred stock on which
there is an accumulation of unpaid divl
dends 10 "A cents a common share, against
S13 6gq. 1872 or "a cents common shart
IN the y months ended March 81. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
An-AIumni Coaches

NORMAN, Okla, April %. =
uNS)-The University of Oklaho-
mas all-alumni football coaching
staff has been completed with the
naming of Frank Order, 1929 all
big six fullback and currently
coach at Wewoka. Okla. high
school, as freshman grid mentor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Allied Prod. 3-Month
Earnings S2O9,127

Allied Products Corporation re-
ports for the quarter ended March
81, a profit of $209,127, after de-
probation, etc, but before pro-
vision for federal income and ex-
cess profits taxes. This compares
with a profit of SAG, 239 for the like
1910 period, before provision for
federal taxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Commodities Drop

Commodity prices reacted In
the latter part Of last week. De-
clIneS IN grain, textile materials,
hogs and lard and sugar, more
than Offset gains in TN. cotton
seed oil and talloW This reflects
a temporary minor reaction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23

PennsyIvanIa Coal and Cokf Corporation
and wholly owned subsidiaries IN report
for the quarter ended March 81 show A
profit Of ST. sls after ordinary taxes. de-
probation and depletion but before federal
income taxes compared with a profit OF
81 355 in the March quarter Of 1870.
General Cable Corporation reports for
the quarter ended March 81 net PROFIT
~ 81 0O6 COS after provision for federal
normal income and excess profits taxes Al
EXISTING rates, etc, equal after quarterly
dividend requirements on $50 900 shares Of
per cent preferred and allowing for divi.
dends on 500. $50 shares of 81 Class A
stock 60 IS cents 4 share on 81 SIS shares
~ common stock This compares with
ST21 as Or q cents = share on ss4 SIS
common shares IN March quarter Of 1880
Pond Creek PocAhontas Company and
subsidiaries IN the quarter ended March 81
show a net profit Of xloo 27i. after federal
income taxes A. an estimated rate 81 &c
per cent. and reserve Of SOS 600 for possi-
bic federal excess profits taxes ana con
tinrenciet. The above net u equal 70 IS
cents share This compares with $q4.
SOC Or So cents a share reported for h'
March quarter of 1870.
Island Greek Coal Company and snb.idi
aries report for the quarter ended Marcf
~ a ret PROFIT Of S5i2 100. after fedora
income taxes a. an estimated rate 81 81
per cent. and a reserve ~ 800 600 fo
Contingencies The above net equal
after dividend requirements on IS pre-
fe-fsd n 50 cents common share
arafrsf xs7s $50 or 81 cents a common
share reported for the March quarter o.
1870.
Grand Union Company snd .ub.Idisr'e.
FISCAL year ended March 1871 me-
proni Of 1851 12i, equal 10 1881 share
lid. Water Associated. oil Company
shows March quarter net profit oi
81 So $50 equal 20 30 cents share or
common. com pared with 50. $50 ,220 or 81
cents on common IN the March quarter Of
1870.
f Duquesne IIrht Company reports for IN
n months ended February Is net incom
~ SO 704. 80. equal - - 10 share N
common aFsinsf so f1s iis ~ - n 81
eennon y re pfecsthE y months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Leiber Asks Farley
With Cubs on PIayinQ

CHICAGO, April 23.-QNS)-
Hank Leiber, the last major league
holdout of 1941, will confer with
the management of the Chicago
Cubs baseball team tomorrow.
Leiber asked for the conference
in wire from his home in Tucson,
Ariz. The hard-hitting outfielder
was regular with the Cubs last
wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Marine News


william schupp. Drumahoe. Henns-
pin, $50 a. m. Tuesday: Windoc, New
York News. . 80: Collingwood. 10: soodoc.
IN 30: Algocen a. F. Heekin. II. Colonel.
II 30: Algorsn, J. J. Hill, ~ 30 ?. n. /;
Ellwood, $780, J. II. Reed. 800 NJ. e.
Smith. s: Keewatin $50; Donnacona.
Cetus Zenith 30: II. {. Frick. $50.
Stanton. Q: Hosford, Negaunee, Jupiter. TO-:
A. y Harvey. il; W. W. Holloway, Nor
ton, IL 80. Capt. c. ID. secord J a. m.
wednesday. Frontenac. / 80; W d CAL
verley Jr., Henry Ford. 2. Prndoc. 3; w.
J. Filbert. 4: II. Croft. $50. Rverton. a.:
William MseLauchlan. $50. Windoo. Sam
Mather. Z. Dayton. $50 \
DOwN-Hudson strathbogie, Blsnch 4
a m. Tuesdsy: J. y. Ferris. Farrell.
n. l.. Shaw. Gienbogie. 10: Lackawsnff.'
T.. G. Hanna. 10 80; {. s Robinson. Hob
son. IL: Watson. y o N'lls, Lavadoc,
II 80: Harvester, i2.3Q p. n Beaverton,
Mscoubrey. L. Rammacher. 30. kenora.
J. p. Morgan Jr.. Arcturus. n s. Nilkln-
son, a Joliet Joseph Block. 3.3o; c. w.
Galloway. $50; 2: c: Collins. Royslton.
$50: Torain. g. W. c. Warren, 4 c. a.
Black. s. G. Taylor. 1880: Ireland. J. J. X.
Brown, Q; William Connolly. $50. q. A.
Tomlnson, Lasalle Esds, Barge, 1877. TO-;
Pillsbury. Weed, 1880, ], y. Richards.
MacNaughton. IL Lynch. ii 30; Edmonton.
Dickson. ~ 30 a. m. Wednesday: Calumet.
H. w Smith. ,: McDougall. MARSHA, Per-
seus, Yates. 1870; c. l.. Hutchinson, 100.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
EAST BUFFALO
Detroit Poultry
LIVE POULTRY

Market steady. hens over So lbs. ale;
under 5iS lbs, 2ic; cocks. 100 lie; leg
horn hens lbs. and up, ice; rock
springsrs. 4 lbs and up. 25c: under his,
23c. leghorn broilers. III lbs. and up.
zoe; ducks. white, lbs and up, lec
rabbits, i2c.
DRESSED POULTRY
Market steady. hens. lbs. and up. 73e
hens. 4 lbs. to lbs ace; leghorn hens
3 lbs. and up. 22c: cocks. ltc. rock
broilers. ~ lbs. and up. 7ic; Long Is
land duckiings, 1sc.
EGGs-Msrket steady; current receipts,
2OAe. underRrades Ice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Reserve Board Lists
Bank Loan Expansion

NEW YORK, April 23.-The
Federal Reserve Board said that
in the week ended April Is banks
in the 101 leading cities expanded
their commercial, industrial and
agricultural loans S36, 100000, to
total of S5.53O.0OO.00O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Metal Markets

tsw York snd whoiesas rorfsrrous
rteiai quotations supplied ~ Federated
Metals DIVISION Detroit SPIT ~ per cent
~. ruuiusI- Sew FORK 81 37s. future TN.
80 81. AXE rrads copper. delivered Mo
wet. u electroiytc spot. smet'sf i2d
o. S. casting COPPER y IS E. JouIs iead.
r. g.. g. Louis enc IS. NeW York anti
mon t. virgin Aluminium J.
Tr qlief Copper. moderate ENp0ff
rHrnaf ID resale "a Lad active Zrr
. 4, ssh tons. Frss siefans e1ehsnsf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Securities Next7

Mr.. Eicher expressed the per-
sOnal opinion that the chapter
of vast refunding operations by
corporations eager To take nd
vantage of prevailing lower in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Gas Sales Decline

Michigan Consolidated Gas Com
pany for the week ended April 19
sold 773.282 gas units. compared
with 863.174 units for the week
ended April 20, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23

CHICAGO. Aprn Is. - 1Ns) - whes
Gpens Sp ana 70 oats i ge up .0'a' corn u
wHEAT-Msy, seh q sehe; July, s7ae
September, s7is ns7se.
CoRN-Msy. s7<e: July. sste.
Hhe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23

Chesapeake and Ohio Railway reports for
the quarter ended March 81, net income
Of s. 29l. 2f3, after taxes, charges and
sinking fund appropriations on per cent
noneumula,fve preferred to $l.0S a common
share. against S7.151,4i3 or 81 cents a
common share In the first quarter of 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Republic Aviation

Republic Aviation Corporation reports
for the year ended December 81 a net
profit OF 1928 1892, after charges and fed
eral income and excess profits taxes, equal,
after preferred dividend requirements, 20
SO cents a common share. For the year
1889 the company reported a net loss OF
S524 ISL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23

Hinds a Dsueh Paper Company and
subsidiaries show March quarter net
proht ~ 1855. 7t7. equal 10 Al cents .
SHARE ~ common. against sos 723 or -
cents on common 10 the March quarter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23

Walrreen Co., and subsidiaries show fce
the six months ended March 81. net
profit Of 81. TOO. 452 or 81. share %
common. sgainst $3.50 07s or Sios %
common In the SIX months ended March
al. 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23

FIeAsant Valley Wine Company shows
for the six months ended Feb. 2s, 1871.
net proft Of $120. 922 after federal in
come and excess PROFITS taxes, etc, equal
20 As cents a share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23

Hamilton Watch Company reports .
March quarter net profit OF $40 054. equal
70 is cents a share on common, against
SIS 03i or ! cents on common in the March
quarter Of 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23

arcs report for the fiscal year ended
February 2s net profit Of Sl,325,49
equal. after dividend requirements on so
+ cents Glass preferred stocks, to IS cents
/ cents a common share In the preceding
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Detroit Stocks

dOptonsi
cash. 9 On o lots only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bongard a Co
Windsor. Prices in cents. Noon quotations
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23

Duquesne IIEht Company report. for the
~ months ended February - net income
~ SO 704 $50 Equal - - 10 = share on
common. AFainsf ti0f1siis ~ So ~ on
common Il re preceding ~ months.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-17
Deer Season Over;
 Bucks Are Now Safe

Deer hunting season tn South east Alaska ended Saturday, with rot a few deer being brought out of the woods and a lot of other hunters coming home hungry and empty-handed.
 Biggest complaint was heard to- day from the Alaska Game Com mission office, from whence a small army of hunters went forth Saturday to end the season with a bang. They had chances to hit several bucks, but to man re- turned with no venison.
 one happy hunter was E. L. Kelthahn curator at the Terri toual Museum, who, incidentally, is attempting to disguise himself with a mustache these days Keithahn brought a big buck back rom a trip to the upper end of Admiralty Island Saturday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-17

men did not hear the emergency call, however, according to Frank Metcalf, defense chief, and in some sections of the city skeleton squads worked double beats to cover their districts.
 In an attempt to obtain sig nal system which will be plainly heard throughout the city, Met calf said the city council, at it's meeting Friday night will be asked to purchase an electric siren, to be mounted in the tower of the city hall. The siden being considered will be of large size, guaranteed to cover a radius of seven mics he declared.
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Xii Cub Members Take Advantage oi
 New Snow Sunday

Taking advantage of the first snow
 n the ridges above the Ski Bowl, en skiers yesterday hiked up the rail and limbered up their summer tiffness. Several members of the
 uneau Ski Club, as well as other devotees of. the sport, found about 12 inches of new snow above the upper cabin.
 With more snow falling today the Ski Club is making plans to re- furnish food for the season. Wood at the cabin has already been cut by the Forest Service The club is also starting plans for number of races for the year. some of which members may enter without paying an entry fee.