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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Activity Pointed
Higher Despite
Index Dip
BY LEWIS HANEY

Professor of Economics, y. y. Uniysrsit
Most, if not all, weekly busi-
ness indexes registered a decline
business act i iipffity last week
These show the inadequacy OF
statisticS-their inability TO tell
the whole story.
The main factor in the decline
was labor trouble. and labor
trouble at only a few points.
The strike of the bituminous
miners reduced railway car
loadings, because coal is a main
item of railway freight traffic.
In addition. the supply of coke
was reduced by the coal strike,
and this caused some curtail-
ment of steel production, since
some steel makers use beehive
coke. Finally. a strike at the
Ford plants caused a drop in
automobile statistics, and also
contributed to the decline in
steel
All this. however, is only tenn
porary. 1t may have some seri-
Gus effects upon the defense
program. but il means little as
to the trend of business activity
or the course of the business
cycle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
BIRTHS
BOYS

BOYS
Boys were born to:
Dorotha Adams. 22253 Dehner.
Atean Adams 2741 Z. Vernon
Gladyce Bishop, 1889 Montrose.
Dorthey Bieber. Ass Grayton.
Hazel Braiey. 3si Notre Dame.
Arlene Bistran, 1925 Dequindrs.
Edith Burkett 2272 Mullett.
Mabel Butterwnrth. 1925 Waterman
Carmen Colassi. 1907 Saratoga W, Fern
Clara Cole. 4s43 Mitchell.
Csrmels cirsnni, 1857 Leland
Jusntta Caldwell, 1851 Howard
Angelina Campo, 574f Robins.
Mabel Calhoun, 1925 Klinger.
Ruth Duering. 1925 Crooks, Royal Oak.
Esther Dorr. 1881 Inghs.
Alexandria Dargis. 1905 Morrell.
Maria pelise. 10 MeDougAl
Ruth Epperson 1854 " Warren
Hazel Feazel, 1892 Janis. Utica.
Anna Fsder, 3606 Weitzei court
Mildred Gravel. 453s Hoioomb
Lorna Giese, 1870 Ford court, Crosse Polnte
Eleanor GammiochIe. 312s Leland.
Anna Georgia. 1925 Cherrylawu.
Matte Glenn, 20025 Wisconsin.
Louise Hines, el27 Mcclellan.
Helen Hotra. 1882 Holmur.
Neina Hall. 5542 Lincoln
Jessie Hughley. 1888 +. Ferry
Mabel Harrington. ss06 Rutland.
RITA Hisey. e540 Chene
Linda Hasler. 4575 Wsstland. Dearborn.
Leonore Kelly. $500 Wayburn.
Toby Kutniek 1900 Hardwood
Geneveve Kramer, 1927 Roeemont.
Helen Korn. SOS Ashland
Nettie IaBesu. 1898 st. Jean.
-erse- Lieats, 2za2 Canton
Marian Leader 1882 Cherryiawn.
Marie Larry. 1881 Ensieside
Edith I.ssdsF. 1887 Webb.
Susanna Mackay. lis W. Buena Vista.
Highland Park
Opal Metealf. l4o5 clairmont.
Marie Maxi. 1926 Spring.
Eleonor Moriarty. 511e Underwood
Ann Mudrsk, ss47 Clarion
Marietta Morey. 1854 Parker.
Eva Mosengale. 22q1 Goodson Eautrarnck
Helen orban. 1861 &. Edsel.
Lnella Powell, 274si Fenkell, Livonia Town
Eva Pratt. 1885 Northlawn.
Sally Pittman. 4e6 St. Clair. Crosse Ponte
Theodosia Puilum, $50 Benton.
Mamie Poydras. 10000 Wyoming.
Helen Robertson. 2esi Gladstone
Eleanor Rubin 1901 Thirty Third.
Anna Rulich. 727 clairpoinie.
Alma Rooney. 1880 Bramei.
Aileen Reid 1855 Coilingwoot
Marie Roberts, ESQ g. Colonial
Beatrice Richardson. $40 Frskfns
Mary sullivan. 1927 =. outer drive.
Stella sissen, 5ss4 TsrnoV.
Jean Smith. 1924 Five Points
Edna Smith. 20e2o Keller.
Marjorie Smith 2s7s Hale.
Martha Smith. 1880 Chsrrylswn.
Liilan ShaNnfr. 1909 " 0o1nnnt.
Irene schleicher. 1855 Plainvlew.
Hattie SAMUEL. 224s Z. Garfield
Sarah Simpson, 3iis TfuUbrldge Ham
trsuek
Alice Taylor. 1850 Indiana.
GIRLS
Girls were born %.
Kathryn Allen. ABS Fourth
carmela Amhrosgio s23s Kenney.
Mary Andersen. 1873 CollinKvood.
Josephine Ark 2n2e4 Bloom
Catherine AFFORD. 743s Dexter boulevard.
Barbara Bersstrom, IS Grand, Nj. Glen.
ems
Elsie Beyst. las CLARK
Jeanne Bloomfield, 1855 Tyler
gladys Rran1au. $40 siudehaker, Van
Dyks Mich
Ara Christensen. t72s Forfyths.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Rubber
Volume
Tops 40

JERSEY CITY. April 16.-Oper-
atoms of the United States Rubber
Company in the first quarter were
considerably ahead OF last year,
but predictions on net results can
not be made because of the tax
situation. stockholders were told at
the annual meeting, presided over
by +. b. Davis Jr.. chairman and
president. Sales are in excess of
last year. and the company'S fac
tories are rushed with orders.
Gross revenues and net income, be-
fore taxes, are substantially i'm
proved over the 1910 months, ne
said.
Davis declared that 1t is impos-
sible TO forecast the result Of the
lawsuit brought against the COM
pany 10 enjoln it from paying the
50-cent dividend scheduled for pay
ment on April 30. The suit was
filed in Federal Court in Newark
by a preferred stakeholder. on the
ground that the company failed to
declare dividends on the preferred
stock during the years 1885, 1886
and 1887. 1t is claimed by the
plaintiff that the net earnings were
sufficient 10 have paid dividends on
the preferred stock. which has
first claim on net earnings.
The position of the company is
that the payment of dividends was
not permissible because of the def
cit which existed during those
years.
Davis said that neither the ma
ture of the eventual decision nor
when the final decision will be
reached by the courts could be pre-
dicted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Main Problem

The main problem appears to
lie in the field Of prices. First,
there is the raw material, steel
scrap. The newly fixed prices
are still mostly nominal. and
NEST ,f Ia, business eeiags 4 a
the old prices. under contracts
made prior to the price-fixing.
Second. there is the question.
can steel producers advance
wages while maintaining exist
ing prices on finished steel?
The second question was
brought to a head last week
when the National Steel Com
pany granted a raise OF 10 per
cent TO its laborers. In the De-
troit area. where this company
operates. such an advance may
not be unreasonable. II would be
very steep for the Pittsburgh
area, however. and since the
laborers there are bound 10 de-
mand the same wages as are
paid in the Detroit area, the
situation is serious. -
The easiest way out is TO raise
the price of the product. A 10
per cent advance in wages means
an increase in the cost OF fin
ished steel OF between s. and Sd
ton, depending upon the hours
of labor involved. Accordingly,
an advance of 81 ton on light
rolled products would be very
moderate,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Power Use Still
Above 1910

NEW YORK. April 16.-Produe-
ton of electricity BY the electric
light and power industry of the
United States for the week ended
April j was 2.720.790. 600 kilo-
watts, compared with 2.4l7 994 900
in the like 1910 week. an increase
of 12i2 per cent. according to the
Edison Electric Institute.
of the week nnaeA- 4 III ttl
5 totaled 2.77S.62S 600 kilowatts.
against 1881 .456 600 in the similar
1910 week. an increase Of 167 per
cent, and in the week ended March
% came to $780,. 255000 kilowattS,
compared with Pap 2s7 600 in the
corresponding period Of 1910, an
increase of l5.7 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Cooper Bessemer's
Orders Top Output

MT. VERNON. O, April 10
During the first quarter. orders Of
the Cooper-BesSemer Corporation
continued in excess of production
so that at present the company s
backlog is more than double the
total at the beginning of 1911.
B. 3. Williams, chairman, re-
ported. following the annual meet
ing. Untitled orders at the begin
ming of the year amounted TO
S6,S47.67S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
DEATHS

Ruth Johnson s07 Holbrook a.
Mary Esther Michsud. 1858 wreford. Il
Ruth Smith. 1925 Terry. 80.
Frederick A. Luka. so27 Lsrkins. IT.
Frederick LANCE. 1928 Mansfield. II.
Emma Jarrett. 1876 Kentucky, 81.
William T. Preston 1910 Lsthrop 81.
Shirley Jean Zimmerman. $3.50 Fisher. IL.
Judy Mae sehwsrz, 1889 Allendale, Z
months.
Msnthrope NJ. Mcinerney. 1887 eteenlavn.
Mike Cal. 1865 Peterson. So.
Anna Popp. 17147 ST. Aubin, a..
James Gilbert Campbell. s2o5 Dexter bcuis-
Mary Busch. s5o5 La Sale boulevard, Il.
Louis Stocked 612 Brush. As- ..s..ss.
h .s.' s5 p5IssR 49, iss7s E.a5s
Carmen Huffine. 2723 Park, 10.
Miriam Applebaum, 1853 Pinsree, ~.
Eli Leviter 1880 Frankfurt. 80.
Isaac Abraham. 600 Michigan. SIS.
John Jeind 3i43 Twelfth, 2.
Albert Huston, 1882 Brooklyn. rs.
Annie o Bren, 1891 Waahburn. 81
Flora Jane Jones, Williamson. Mich, q.
Lena Kamm, 7723 Prairie, II.
Alphonse De vnieze. 1881 Belvidere. %.
Harry Waraft. 1924 Farmer. 90.
Marietta Hicks, 1241 Manistique, 80.
Emma Kirsch. 1904 Fisher. 70.
Joseph Richard. 637 Elmwood. as.
Frank Cunningham, 1882 Lemay, 20.
Walter Parham. ESQ Osborne, 70
1nez Tarrant sfe East Ferry. 81.
Edna Boone. 1881 Eimwood. -.
<tibrfA r. Sihtlefss 400 NsfmOntt %.
James Parker, 634 Division, Al
John Fletcher Lecrone. 372p Parker. rs.
Raphael Ann Walker, 1880 Chaflestowns
Toledo, o., IS.
Myrs Brooks $40 East Warren. 80.
Elizabeth stilweli 1891 Wiltshire, IS.
Rudolph Schirmer, Armada Mich, 81.
Gilmore j. Woods 1889 Radelin, 40.
Roman Baginski. sl72 Townsend. so.
Harry Nowicki, $40 West Fort, So.
Adele o keefe. 1851 Seyburn u.
Judith Marnnoage- aa7G Wlllatrx
Lillian p. Hardy, 9st4 Memorial "a.
Frank Campbell 1929 Harrison, 81.
Nike Topelisn. 7240 Erie II.
Frank Biaz. 1903 Van Dyke 50.
Adoifo Agnello. eis1 Clarion, as.
Bert Tatro, 1899 Parker. SIS
Paimyne Thaen. 404 Marlborough, ~.
10
Carol Fox 500 Concord !.
Esther NJ. Baker. 1928 Vancouver 10.
Jean Campbell. Chicago. III. -.
Anne = Williams. Battle crsek Mich q.
Evelyn Baker, 1851 Winfield, 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted:
Vernon BrigEs from Clara z.
Anna Bette from Joseph.
sophia Davis from Elmer q.
Isabelle johnson from Martin T.
Mary II Dawson from Clarence.
Leah Reno from Philip.
Evelyn johnson from William.
Beatrice Cromley from Paul \,
Eve Stanlow from Florent..
Willie Curry from Ethel.
Shirley DAILY from Harold.
Calvin Thurs from Marie.
Richard Rail from Helen.
Maude Kapian from Samuel.
Damian Parenchuk from sadis.
Jane Slocum from Elliott. :
Leila Walker from Silas.
Helen q. Purdy from Clarence.
Sailie Trayior from Jesse.
Beatrice Nye from Clifford.
Clarence Colvin from Mary r..
Louis Capozxoli from Lillian.
Norma Methven from James,
Fred Smith from Roxie.
Carmen GUITAR from Antonio.
Beatrice Bourke from Francis q.
Geraldine Holke from Walter,
Roy Elliot from Isabelle.
Gertie Harry from Hosea.
Betty DeCatsye from Robert.
Juel Garel from Bert II.
Dorothy NJ. Gum from Gilbert.
Helen Csrron from Harold.
Harvey Hilditch from Marie.
julius Pull from BerDadette.
Edna Lambkin from Leroy D.
Harry sfrachan from Annie.
Helen M. Chappelie from Fred.
Robert Rothwell from Ruby.
Arizona Reed from Marion.
Mark J. Hanna from Pearl.
Locke Gore from Samuel.
Tony Russella from Sandra.
Kate Relchert from Peter.
EDWARD VIM from Lucille.
Divorces granted April IL, fe4ll
Bruno Randall from Sylvia.
Cordena Butler from Mckinley.
Hazel Berry from William.
: FsTTiFIsfr Hamilton from MArxart4
Frederick Perovich from Helen.
Ruth Craft from Carl.
Theda Tyrone from Roy Lee.
Laura v. Huston from James q.
Rose Matenky from Isadore,
odell Carr from VIII.
Jacqusline Drake from FLOYD.
Mary II. Wilson from Otto.
Ralph Kelchner from Florence
David F. LaSslle from Mary.
Victor Dodek from Pauline.
Frederick Munroe from Henry.
William J. Fry from Mildred.
Lillian Rorolishin from Marx.
Mary Lee Digs from George.
Arthur Cleveland from Theresa
Julia Hughes from James.
-Ossie Bowden from Hezekish.
Gladys Williams from George.
Sarah Berg from Nathan.
Thomas A. Jefery from Maxins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Wednesday, April Is, 1871
Detroit Edison
Profits Rise


Detroit Edison Company and
subsidiaries report for the y
months ended March 81, 1871, a
net income of S1l,037023, equal to
S1.73 a share. par $40 % 6,361 300
,shares of capital stock outstanding
blowing the five-five-one split-up
effective April 1
This compares with S10,09i,351
in The u months ended March 81.
1910. equal TO S1.5S a share, based
on the present capitalization.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
S(hen(k Case Causes
Fox Meeting Delay

NEW YORK. April 16.-The an
nual stockholders meeting Of the
Twentieth Century Fox Film
Corporation was adjourned 30
days 10 May Is. Sidney r. Kent
president stated that this was for
the purpose of permitting the case
IN the Federal Court against
Joseph NJ. Schenck. chairman Of
the board. TO be disposed of before
stockholders took any action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division. Detroit: Spot. % per cent
tin. nominal: New York So: future tin.
vest IL elsetrolytie spot. smeser, i2a
n so; casting copper, u rs. St Louis lead
5.7p st. Louis zinc. 725. New York anti
mony. II; virgin aluminium. II.
All metals moderate. Export copper, II;
resale, 10. Free sterling exchange, x403
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

Collins a Altman Corporation Disclose.
for the fiscal year ended March ! con.
solidated net profit OF -. ms. ITO, equal 10
1913 share on common For the 50
weeks ended March 2 1910, consolidated
net profit was 81 $50 se5 or is a share
on common. These figures exclude results
Of the Canadian subsidiary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Dividend Of 25Cents
By Allen Industries

Allen Industries, Inc. declared a
dividend of = cents on common.
payable April 80, To stock of rec
ord April 25 A similar dividend
was paid on April 25 last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
BIRTHS

Grace Chips. i2sfs Stout
Bsssss Clark. 1925 Maekay.
Ruin Collins s046 Dayton.
Mae Daniels. ss0 Canton
Virginia Dersan. 1893 East Grand bcs1es
ward
Anna DiRezze. ss47 Gender.
Lillian DiPunio, 3sfi hcDougan.
Marjorie Dixon. e457 woodside.
Josephine Fisher. 52s East Grand bouts-
ward.
Mary Foley. sf7s Greensboro.
Dorothy FOLEY. 100 Twenty ann.
Stella CRY bowski sos Helen.
Lula Gates. 27t3 Hulieit-
Rose Grossman. 1878 CollinEwood.
Julia Greenwood, 676 s'imson.
Stella Hsmlock. 40os Thirty hrs..
Amelia Holder. hs42s Troy place.
Alice Heath. 1892 Ladder. l/fi
Mildred Jahns, li7eo San Jose. Piymourh.
Mich
s,sns Jsstr1sbski. i75s West Forest.
Shirley Justman. iios East sixth. Eoy1
VIVIAN Kntle. 1ooia Beue,errs.
Helen Hayden. 3Tss Glen court.
Lefty Knuekles. 67e Charlotte.
Ethel Knaek. 1890 Vaughan.
Dorothy Kotcher. 4s42 Bedford.
Loretta Krenzel. 2f26 Park avenue.
Berniee Krzak $500 Daniels.
Ethel Ledel, 1888 Ferguson.
Hazel Ludwig. 1879 Chemist.
Josephine Marco. $3.50 Prsirs.
Lillian Majewski. 1919 Helen.
Mary Martin, 5573 Springfield.
Marion Malinowski, 1865 Longvorth.
Rose Miller. 1929 Fullerton.
Gertrude Morton, 2020s Cameron.
Tresa McMullen. 57nT French road.
Rose Mary McGraw, 1898 Santa Rosa
Ruth McKoy. a0s Nottingham, Grosss
Pointe.
Alice Nixon, 1917 Young
Ruth owen. Bingham Lane, BirmiaxnAn.
Helen Peoples. 1912 Alfred.
Geraldine Preston, ei5 Mack.
Margaret Portser, $50 Peterboro.
Fern f'0ot, ff0o5 fuepfer road, van Dyks,
Mich.
Dorothy Pumfrsy, 5i33 Williams.
LaurabsHe Palmer. sTss Homer
Heivi Ranfa, 1907 Manning.
Rita Ramoz. 1880 Abbott.
sylvia Risdon, 1897 Caldwell,
Grace Rogers, 21sf Fsirview.
ElnOr Springer. SOTO Minock.
Mary Shea, 1920 Santa Rosa.
Amelia Szalankiewioz 1892 Farnsworth.
Dorothy Smith, i403s Msrlowe.
Gusse Smith 1893 East LafsJAtte.
Jean Shick. 454 West Saratoga. Terudais.
Alice Trewsrn, 1900 Lincoln, Highland
Park
Irene Todd 1908 Field.
Mary UrbAniak. 1858 Williams
Teresa Vermeersch. 1906 Alter road.
Jennie Ventsrs, $3.50 Atkinson.
Letha Wysocki, 1885 Oakland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Death lotlres

HANEi.-Aprn a Elizabeth. Of s54s o..
Clair. wife Of the late John r.: dear
mother Of Mrs. Milford wiedsroder. Robsrt,
EdNsrd ef Utica. Mich, and Arthur
Havsl. grandmother II 10 xrandehiIdren
snd four great grandchildren. Remains 81
A. II. Peters Funeral Home 1295T CrstIot.
until thursday ~ a. MAY be viewed
At 81. Marks Lutheran Church. Eas, Grand
boulevard. near Forest from ~ hoon
until time Of service, ?. N. Thursday.
KARtsH-kathryn, beloved wife Of Frank,
dear mother OF Wade Bruce and Msr-
eedes. Funeral service a. chapel of Leo J.
Miller. t22z Jos. campeu, a. Holorook.
Thursday a. ,. m.
MuEIIER--April IL, 1871. suddenly. Fred-
eriek, beloved son Of the late Matthias
ana Elizabeth. dear brother Of John.
Jossph Peter. Theodore, Christina ard
Edward. services from residsuos. 7377
Woodrow Wilson. Thursday morning AZ $50
ard 81. Agnes church A. ..
COMMONWEALTH IL Jaseph. sea-
brother n Adam formerly Of brooklyn.
y. Y. Funeral services Friday 40 a N,
from A. n. Peters Funeral Hone 1867
'Gratiot. O'Clock 81. cbsries' cnrren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Scratches
International News Service Wire
At JAMAICA
Weather, clear; track, fast
Seventh Race-Count Eleven, Canpssse.

AT JAMAICA
Weather, clear; track, fast
Seventh Race-oount Eleven, Canpssse.
At NARRAGANsFTT
Weather, clear; track. fast
First Race avu, Bold Nelson, DIFF
fereniiaI.
second Raee-Busy Iutreeia.
Fourth Race-Savitar, Diseoholo, Ma
sor b., Rollsduzzy, Our David.
At HANRE DE GRACE
Weather, clear; track. fast.
First Race--thlef Cherokee, shay,
Rocky Meadow, sun Capture
Second Race-Tower Guest. WalthAni
Cross.
Third Rsce-Rough Man, Proc.
Fourth Race--Craek Favor, Gtnohi.
Mnt.on, Play Gold.
Finh Race-Bogert, Slow Motion, Don
0rian, Shipmate.
At KEENELAND
Weather. cloudy. track. fast
First Race-senorits LeonA, NaldinA
Advice.
Fourth Raee-Po<t Read
sixth Rare-Naidna Dude.
Eighth Rsce--Declared Oft. r..
Ninth Race--Deeiared of.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

CHICAGO
CHICAGO, April Is --(INs)-BUTTER
Receipts. 1s 3ss tubs, steady. Extras. %
score. 3iMe. standards. 90 score ears.
3iAe: extra hrsts. 81 score. 81 &c. hrsts.
$3.50 score, 81 a3ihe; specials, ss score.
80 q32he.
EGGs-Reeeipts. IS sal cases; IA c up, ~
OF Current receipts. zoe; fresh extra
hrsts. 2ii4u2iAe. fresh hrsts IA u
q nc; dirtiss. IS. c; checks. Islsc.
CHEZ Twins. l7a1TAe. daisies.
prints and longhorns. Ia. H1Ec.
LIVE POuLTRY-Market irregular Tuf-
keys 12d22e, hens. 1871 N22c ieghorn
hens. 100 Use: sprihgers. 20 a25c broilsrs
1sm 22c. ROSTERS. l2hs Q,l3c. ducks, lfq
lshe, geese. l0d12Ee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Marine News
DETROIT

Up Nudge, 4.l5 ? m. Tuesday Hart
vel cleared 80. Mullen. 81 James.
: 30; simcolite s;45: r T, Weir. s.25;
Kerr 10 Is: Huron, Grand Island. Oak
wood, cleared 1873 Grape Il. Nsgaunee
Ben Ford cleared $50 Young ssucon
Wahcondah. cleared 20. QuarrIes, cleared
2 %. " 6 Mather 50 Mexoil cleared
3 20; shesde, IL Belle cleared 05 Re
Britamo1. 49, Amazon. $50; Hemlock
So Coolidge. 10. Mead. arrived T.45
yosemite. sos West 80.
, DQWN-locollie, 5.35 ? m TUESDAY,
"a $50 ea4uunet ~; cary. s-f5,
Wood go; ingalls,, cleared ss5. MOODY
7.2s. J. c Williams, arrived 80 Conway
7 b W x.1,.as so SO: 2 Jones, go /:
Coraiia. cleared 10 80; Cowie, HOB. Hob
sea Cambria. II 10. Fitch, cleared
weS8s.da s's Ha r9s pr sSfa Massey JP
cleared 10, Macoubrey, cleared rs
Woodruff, cleared f.55; Martha Alien
cleared i.55 Tate. 2 Reiss Bros, 70.
Windsor. cleared 80: Corvus. $50, Bar
rallton- Louise. cleared $50; Osslpee sos /;
Morgan Jr., 6.45. Hubbard, 7:i5. Wiikin-
son, 7.25.
sAULT STE. MARIE
Up Governor Muller 2 a. N. Tuesday .
huisfs r A :. tiarkes W. ". Holloway.
Il, Godercn J. Boisnd. / p n Hag-
arty SIR William Fairbairn. J. stanton
30: Mataafa. Mariana. Yates }. J. J.
Hi. Mccullough Jr. ? 30. A =. Heekn.
I Bunsen- ". =. CaiyerieY Jr.. LehiRh 5.
Barteime William McLauchian. $50. J. r.
rrE0Bs norton. NunIsfnE saIfana ::
St.s=s. ezz4asAt lfH4>sf.af4aa
30 Z. l.. Smith. G.. O Post. Capt c b.
seeord Fiiwood 2 Sweden. Queen City.
10 s J. Murphy Pathfinder 1880; =
McAipiue sam Nather Campus II 30:
William Nottingham. midnight. Colonel l
4. n Wedpesdav; q. p Leonard. :: Venus.
p. Walsh. p 3. Gilies / 81: Billings
30: Aigosoo. 3 50; c S. Robinson. w. J
Fiber. s. Hehers sehupp. Gnchrist, S
-D0H&-H v Smith -L4nchH m
Tuesday; Odansh Ia c. A. Black J. f.
BLOCK, 1870. Harvester. e. l. Hutchinson
- 30 , m; Maunaloa, Watson. 2; j.
Davidson, 2 80; couI2y. 4 MacNaughton
&c. J. J. Sullivan f. J. Kuias. T. J Ber-
WIND. Cadillac. 6 : LauRhun. r L. Ford
&, Roberts JF-. F. Affleck 30. A W
Osborne. Zenith CITY. 1890. Maryland. WI
lam Connolly midnight ". NJ Hanna Jr
Crete. 1 a. m. WEDNESDAY T Kinney.
Finland Nettietou. Homer Williams. p
Mitchell. g. II H Rogers s. sylvania. 9
F Dunlap, 30 NJ Z. Barr, Royalton, !
G. Hindman, F. Z. House s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

Copper Range Company and whoIls =
ended December 81 net pratt o. ss33
STA before depletion. equal % SitS
share. against s4s2 $50. o. o. cents. IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

United Light and Power Company. parent
company only, reports A 1870 net income
81 81 3s5 $50 ar So % share on So pre-
ferred IN arrears against 50 342,432 or
50 90 on IS preferred in 1899.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Toronto Stocks
MINING

Quotations supplied b. Bongsrd Co.
Windsor. Prices in cents. Noon quota.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

- - - - -
Daily and Sunday
Per Word Per Day
Transient
CASH CHARGE
TINE ...........ss... 90 10
3 TO 8 times within one
week ..,......ss... &c the
or m ore consecutive
times .........i... 3ne &c
minimum II vordsJ +
EXCEPTIONS
Rooms. Board and Room. children TO
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