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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
HO,C IL 4cts

First. When taken before going to
bed, Ovaltine has the power TO re-
lieve that feeling of NERVOUS ten
sion"
Second: 1t provides a specialized
form of nourishment designed to
prevent certain common types of
digestive unrest. These conditions,
according TO medical authority, may
be the cause of as much as 500 of
nighttime tossing.
Third: Ovaltine also furnishes Ger
tain food elements to help replenish
vitality-rebuild WORKOUT muscle,
nerve and body cells while you sleep.
The new Ovaltine has recently been
enriched with greater amounts of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

HoW will you feel when you wake
- Il up tomorrow morning? Clear
eyed and sparkling7 Or will you
awaken unrefreshed-with nerves
on edge-lacking luster-and tired?
Thousands who formerly suffered
from morning flag" are now solving
the problem by following very SIM
pie regime that helps keep them
young in looks and spirit.
What they do religiously each night
just before retiring is take a cup of
new, improved Ovaltine-the pro-
tectine food-drink. Not only to help
them sleep more soundly-but to
build them up for clear-eyed fresh
ness and next-day energy while
they sleep.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Auto
Studebaker's Hoffman
Champion Father Of
Automofive World

With Fathers Day Just
around the corner. where pros
perlty used TO be, Grafs today
departs from sales records. pri-
critics. curtailment. new APP
polntmentS. etc, 10 give quick
survey of the leaders in the in
dustry who are also fathers.
For instance, who is the
champion father? lie is none
other than Paul G.. Hoffman,
president of the Studebaker Cor
poration. Hoffman leads the
field of fathers with six Off
spring. five of them boys. Draw
your own conclusions on the
celebration In the Hoffman
manSe in South Bend. Ind, on
Sunday. That is. unless Pere
Hoffman isn't too busy with de-
Tense. 1912 plans. etc.
Following Hoffman closely are
three DetroiteTs, w. j. ONeil,
vice president and general man
ager OF Dodge: d. f.. Ahrens of
Cadillac and EdSel b. Ford. each
OF whom has four children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Forbes
Scarcity Inspires
Charge Washington
Lacks Craftsmanship
BY b. &. FORBES

Almost every level-headed
business man confides privately
that he fears Washington's
spending mania is running wild,
that common sense is not being
exercised.
We are daily warned TO ex-
pcct scarcity of this and that
and the other thing-including
gasoline TO use our automobiles
normally. Scarcity" indeed, is
a word coming into common use.
Business executives cite two
instances of what they regard
as revealing woeful lack of eco
nomic craftsmanship at Wash
ington:
First. President Roosevelts
inslstence upon launching the
mammoth ST. Lawrence River
project In the guise OF a vital
defense measure.
Second. the proposal TO start
building enough new steel mills
TO swell capacity output by TO-
OOO,OOO tons year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13

Apropos Of tho universal need
among American taxpayers OF
trimming their family budgets
60 meet the expected increased
tax liabilities. a depression M
cident IN the affairs Of a Pacific
Coast financial institution IS
significant.
Needing 10 cut corporate ca
penSeS, the chief executive al
the nadir of the depression no
titled the officers that there
would be a 20 per cent salary
cut. and advised them 10 arrange
their personal affairs accord
ingly. All but one undertook
10 play ball graciouSly.
a wee president complained
that. after giving effect 10 the
salary reduction. his personal
and family disbursements would
exceed ms receipts 10y 500 a
month. The disappointed chlel
executive asked challenglnCly'
lis that the best YOU can do
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Sees Family Budgets Cut
10 Meet Increased Taxes

this years taxes. payable next
wear. The treasury has tenta-
lively PROPOSED issuing tax
anticipatory securities In which
such funds could be conveniently
accumulated.
or course, the setting up OF
such reserves this year would.
in the nature of things. have
been based on the taxpayer )
estimate OF what his tax liabil-
Ity will be. Thus far. there are
several Y. or unknown factors,
I'M the equation. Most taxpay-
crS do not know precisely what
their gross income will be IN
the full year 1871. nor exactly
what the allowable deductions
will be. Furthermore, all tax
payerS are still in the dark as 10
the rate at which 1871 income
VIII be taxed, but for the pur-
pose OF setting up cash reserves
the most practicable arrange
ment is 10 assume the higher of
the two formulas thus far pro-
posed by Secretary Morgenthau
and by the technicianS Of the
House ways and means COM
mlttCe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Follow in Footsteps

Quite number of the big
wigs in the motor world have
sons who are following in their
footsteps. NJ. r. Coyle OF Chew
rolet has a son in the organlZa-
ton and W. r.. Holler, general
sales manager Of the same COM
pany, has a son who is a dealer
in Florida.
Alvin Macaulcy's son Edward
is an up-and-coming young man
in the industry and his son-ln-
law, Henry Whiting. is in the
retail end of the business.
Stewart Munroe'S son is in
the test room at Chrysler.
Charles F. Kettering's only
son, Eugene, is also said TO be
delving in the great boss re-
search field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Hit

The recognized expert en-
ployed by the government TO
analyze our national steel sItua-
ton, Gano Dunn. condemns the
w a h ington spender-maniacs
advocacy OF adding at this time
10000 900 tons 10 annual output
facilities.
Upwards Of 1000 900 tons Of
steel would have 20 be allotted.
steel which otherwise would be
available during the coming two
years for defense and industrial
use. As in the case of the St
Lawrence. vast numbers of
skilled artisans would have 10 be
taken away from preparedness
and other plants.
At most, government con-
tracts. II is estimated, won't alb
sorb more than Is per cent Of
our current steel output, the
greatest ever achieved. thus
leaving no mean supply for nom
defense requirements.
That the proposal would cost
at least 81 100000, 900 isn't given
a thought by Washington. Nor
is anything said about the fact
that the end Of the war would
find the country Saddled with
steel-making facilities ruinously
beyond all national needs. For
years the return on capital in
vested in the steel industry has
been miserably inadequate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Coal Production
Tops 1910 Period

NEW YORK, June 13.--The Ma
Itional Coal Association estimated
bituminous coal production for the
week ended June z as approXi-
mately 9,950000 net tons. When
complete returns come in produce
ton may exceed 100000 tons.
the association added. Production
in the corresponding week of 1910
was 1862 900 tons. The report of
the bituminous coal division OF the
interior department shows pro-
Iduction of 10,470,0O0 tons for the
week ended May "a and 9,540,000
tons for the week ended May 81.
Production for the first % weeks
of 1941 was estimated by the coal
association at 1873. $4,000 tons.
Production in the same period Of
last year was 1875 1853, 900 tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Detroit Produce

APPLEs-Michigsn. 2l4 inch minimum.
Z :. No. /, bu crates Northern spys,
las al so: Steele Reds 81 so
AVoCAD OS--California fats. Ts-l2s.
81 % u 80. i2s 10 2ss. $2n225
BEANS Louisiana bu hampers. Valen-
tines. 81 225; Mississippi bu hampers,
tifuls, bu hampers. 50 %: j-pech hampers.
=. 80, Tennessee l2-qt climax baske'f.
Bountifuls fair condition, 75ci wax beans,
far quality and far condition.. Zoe p 81 -.
BLUEBERRiES- North Carolina l6-qt
crates, cultivated. cellophane wrapped. 20
= 23c per pint. Alabama 2i-qt crates. 81
u 80; 20 pint crates. s..
CABBAGE Los Angeles crates. round
pony crates. Nn125 Ohio wire bound
crates. approximately 80 lbs Sl25
CANTALouPES - California Imperial
Valley jumbo 27s. 81 IS. jumbo 3es, 81 -
So s5u 30; Arizona Jumbo 27s. 81; JUMBO
36s. N2514 so. jumbo s5s. 81 J0m4 70;
Arizona standard ass, 81.
CARROTS Los Angeles crates. doz.
S2.75r3ia, few 81 %.
cAULIFLoWERy- Pony crates. - and
larger. Washington 81 500 rs. California,
fair condition, 81 4or / 50.
CELERY Florida IL zach crates.
trimmed tops, individually washed COZ.
few sales. 81. 80: ~ and S. 81 5Or3le.
10 dog, S2a3: l2s NXs Sia235
cUcuh Field grown bu pafsetS.
generally good quality $50 Alabama
fancy generally good QusHty 80 25n3 20;
choice fair quality, ~ p 50 Louisiana
ou hampers pickles. 81 Sa03.
CORN - Texas SACKS. white 30 dor.
si75u2 yellow. So Z doz 81 30 49,
bama crates. approximately do2. whte.
81. rs . 80" yellow. dor ~
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates lcsbsrg
type California Salinas. do2 s. y 20,
mostly S3d5.25, Washington. > dox.. s..
ord. 20 fair cond., 81 % ~ 90
ONIONS Texas Sob. sacks 20.
~ 30; I. >. No. cDstsi "hite "aS.
50 25Ht 50. fair conf - s5na L. S.
No, ] commercial Toe. 50 30
POTATOES - Ola STOCK ioO.lb. saeEs
Idaho 4. No I Russei BaruankH s. -
r s5 i0-lb sacks Russei Bgrbsnks q
Michigan Russell Rural ~ iOuIt5. chic
pawas. tew sales. 81 so New stock t1g-
10 sacks Alabama a. = No washed
Triumphs. 81 so SO mostly - so, ur.
washed 81 2512 D.. 4 $ 40 size.
81 70 ~ 40; G.. = commercial washed Lax
Whites. 81 10; L : No Z washed Long
whites - 50i California T. g. No
washed Long whites s. 20 = 80. mostly
81 -. South Carolina v X 80 IN
washed Cobbers ~ 50. louisiana T. s.
No. 1 unWashed CGbhlers $40. IoWsa-a
u No unvashed Long Whites 81
AissisSippi L. S. 80. l brushed CoDtlers.
TOMATOES -- R..sch ION. carorr.
mediums a5c. repscHs iaEs S24cio
Ohio dollhouse s-h baskets nseafurrs
~ O5 = 10. large SIZE soc small size sl
2 SIC. Texas original ugs ~
sfeen. ripe and turning wrapped few safes.
wATERMELoNs FLORIDA pN, Beis..
20 ihs a. zoe Tom Watsons - !bs.,
7en Use. 80 lbs So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Painful Process

Unless there IS stern facing
% the problem. the net result
viii be that family savings viii
be confiSCated by tax collectors.
in some instances, the process
Will be even more painful. Cur
rent taxes. payable next year,
Will. IN the case Of the Inn
provident amount 10 a capital
levy. for taxpayers, having failed
In set aside sufficient funds out
of current income for tax habll-
iticS. viii be forced 30 sell OIL
capital assets. such as stocks,
bonds and real estate, IN order
to GET the necessary cash.
Instead of hoping 10 accumu-
late the 1871 taxes, payable IN
1912 out of 1912 income, II
would be more orderly for in
come earners this year to ear
mark out Of each months
income this year cash fund
which should hc held intact for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
More Urgent Tasks

Franklin -. Roosevelt very
early revealed himself as anti"
public utilities, as arch-cham-
plon Of fighting investor-owned
utility companies by govern
ment-owned and subsidized
projects. No industry has been
more savagely and relentlessly
attacked. The death sentence"
on utility holding companies is
shining testimony thereof.
He now. for the nth time.
vehemently urges Congress to
appropriate hundreds of millions
OF dollars for his oft-defeated st.
Lawrence scheme. adducing the
far-fetched argument that il is
urgently essential for defense.
Hard-headed business mi @ n
point out that. instead of re-
curing four years 10 carry out,
as Mr.. Roosevelt optimistically
suggests, this vast construction
project would require half a
dozen years or even longer; that
not fewer than 100000 men
would have 10 be withdrawn TO
expedite the work, including
many engineers and skilled
workers needed for defense:
that the cost would push the
United States still deeper into
debt; that the job would not be
finished in time TO meet the
critical conditions confronting
Hltler's enemies, including the
United States.
They emphasize that far more
urgent tasks face this nation.
tasks definitely calculated to
strengthen opposition TO Hitler's
devastating onSweep.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Stocks Suffer
First Decline
In Two Weeks
international New. Service Wire

NEW YORK. June 13.-The
stock market today suffered its
first appreciable decline in two
weeks. as profit-taking depressed
leaders fractions TO more than a
point. Losses were slightly
greater i'm some Of the large gain
ers on the rise which had carried
through nine of the 10 preceding
trading sessions.
Prices were mixed at a quiet
opening. but the list began 10
ease almost Immediately. Losses
were extended gradually through
the rest of the forenoon until sup
port developed just before noon.
Motors were among the weaker
groups, rejecting price admins
traitor HendersonS request that
automobile companies rescind re-
cent price increases. Chrysler
dropped more than a point at one
time and General Motors about
half as much.
Westinghouse Electric. Bethle-
hem, Crucible. Du Pont and
American Locomotive preferred
were others to give up a point or
more at their lows.
General Steel Castings pre-
ferred, which spurted sd points
yesterday TO a new 1911 peak,
tumbled more than = in the first
hour today but later regained part
of tho loss + | Case also was
down more than . points before
meeting support.
Elsewhere, fractional declines
were the rule. as in rails. avia-
tions. mail orders, coppers, oils,
rubbers and utilities.
Loft and Lone Star Cement
moved 10 new highs at the start,
but slipped back with the rest Of
the list as the session progressed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
cUANGE OF INTEREST RATE

CHANGE OF INTEREST hAlE
Pursuant TO authority Of the terms and
conditions OF the now existing Rules and
Regulations governing Savings Deposits"
adopted and issued by Industrial National
Bank Detroit, the Board OF Directors of
said Bank have adopted the following
resolution changing and fixing the rate Of
interest on such Deposits, namely;
"RESOLVED. that the rate Of Interest
Gall other terms and conditions con
tinuing without change on all deposits
of this Bank. including both such de-
issued by this Bank and such deposits
issued By Industrial Morris Plan Bank
Of Detroit and now outstanding and
assumed by this Bank. and on all such
deposits beginning ~ and continuing
from July I 1871. shall be paid or
credited semi-annually Al the rate Of
one per cent 90 per annum and no
more on any sum, provided that no
- interest shall b. paid on any deposit
account representing less than Fifty
Dollars $3.50 OOb nor shall any interest
accrued In any semi-annual period IN an
amount less than Twenty-Five Cents
$50 be paid or credited
This publication is made for the purpose
Of giving notice 10 such Depositors as
provided in said now existing Rules and
INDUSTRIAL NATIONAL BANK
DETROIT
Rv. Eugene w Lewis President
BY Order 81 The Board of Directors
% said Bank.
Dated; June 2, 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
; Sutro Branches
Merrill Lynch

NEW YORK, June - Sutro
Bros. e. Co, as of June %, will
discontinue three of its out-of-
town offices. The firms Detroit,
Cleveland and Pittsburgh branches
along with the major part of the
personnel. will be consolidated with
those of Merrill Lynch, +. a.
Pierce & Cassatt.
This is the third acquisition by
Merrill Lynch in recent weeks. on
May l, the entire business of Full
Ter. Rodney & Co. was taken over
and on June Is, Banks, Huntley &
Co. with offices in eight Southern
California cities, will be conSoll-
dated with Merrill Lynch.
According TO l. A. ESch, manag-
ing partner of Sutro Bros. in New
York. the disposition of the three
offices is in line with the firm 5
policy, instituted some time ago, OF
concentrating its activities IN ITS
two main offices, New York and
Chicago.
With the exception OF the retire
ment of their Detroit partner, the
makeup of the partnership and
firm remains the same in all de-
tails as heretofore. 1t is the firms
plan. in addition to its present ac-
Invites. TO give more emphasis to
the distribution Of investment Sc
curities and 10 enlarge lis business
in New York and Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Field Gets Larger

The field gets larger in the
three children class. Among
them are Alvin Macauley of
Packard; Charles f.. Wilson.
GM 5 chieltain. with two sons
and daughter; Harry j. King
Ter of Pontiac. also two boys and
a girl: William j. Moughey, adj
VertlSing director of Pontiac.
TWO boys and a girl. and his
assistant, b. b. Cap Kimball,
two girls and a boy; Harlow II.
Curtice. Buick chief. with three
daughters. and Stewart w. Mum
roe, general sales manager of
ChrySler. three sons, two of
them in the service.
In the two children division
come X. T. Keller, president of
Chrysler. with two sons; Nicho-
las DreyStadt. general manager
of Cadillac. with a boy and A
girl; 5. r.. Skinner, OldSmobile'S
general manager, with twin
sons; Lee Cosart of Dodge Truck
with two daughters; Charles l..
jacobson. Chrysler vice preSi-
dent in charge of sales, also two
daughters; Arthur r. Tongue,
Chrysler'S director of advertis-
ing. two sons, former Crosse
Polnte athletes. one Of whom
Just graduated from a military
school; c. A. RaftTey, Cadillac's
works manager, boy and girl:
Charles Belts, Cadillac's adver-
Using manager. boy and girl,
and Ahrens' two assistant sales
managers, f. F. Epson and r. l..
Newton. the former with two
daughters and the latter with
two sons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Death 12orlres


bAhtR June ~ 1871. Anfhony beloved
husband % Catherine Jane taee Nich. :
SOM dear father 81 John A. Juseph a
and Mrs. James y McNN Funeral
from residence OF the Sons. Jonn A. RAksr
fsf East Grand Blyd saturday a. : -
a. m. ST Charles Church saginaw
papers please copy.
CARRoIJ~-Rsy. died June 10. n 81 d.ar
husband Of Mabie. dear father a. RAJ
Jr JACK. Jim and Betty brother OF NJ.
y. D.. HaSheW Mrs " h. Grifftb "a
L. Carroll Funeral service satu-d4v.
June -. p m. from Rocker Funeral
Home 1883 Hamiiton Intsrment oakvitw.
DOri-Nina MAY June ~ dear sister ~
cara and Writ r. Doty and the late
Jep'ha Wade and Gilbert Allsn Funeral
from residence. 5O35 Seneca Saturday NJ
Z p m lnierment Forest I'M Ann Arbor.
CT hINskI-Emela June IL dear neloye4
wife of Walter, dear mother RI Geraldine,
sister Of Mrs Anna Poiczynskl Mrs Clara
konke. Mrs. Martha Budziss Funeral SAL.
urday June ~ 1871 from residence AZ
1919 Van DYKE Al 10 80 "a o. 81 John
Evangehsi Church ~ II a. M. lntcrmeat
Greenwood Cemetery
hfNI>ON-Mary : June - dear mother
OF Herman r. Edi'h 81 Detroit STANLEY
OF NelNindale, Mrs RAY Gibfou HfrblarI
Park dear sister ~ Mrs Alpina smith.
Mrs Oilver Ia Mountain Clarkstoo Men
Funeral service from Ogden Kennedy
Funeral Home. Charleston MIN Srndsx
afternoon, 80. Interment Lake,ieN Gene.
fev
sCHMID--June - conrad ) ~ 22ng0
Maxine avenue 50 clair shores, husband
of Josephine WEIR Muller Scnmld dear
father Of Mrs Leo BadouS Mrs AdolTh
spalek. Mr. c. RAY MacGultyray Ida and
Conrad Schmid. Funeral service satufdav,
m a, A. II. Peters Funeral Home.
1205T Gratiot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
u. S. Costs Soaring

When the wee president. I'm
replying. indicated that he va,
unable 10 cut his garment ac-
Cordlng 10 The cloth. he was
notified that he would be
dropped from the staff.
Every taxpayer IS now in
something like The same boat.
The cost of government, already
high. is being Skyrocketcd by
emergency expenditures for ac-
CELEBRATED national defense and
aid TO the democracies. The
House ways and means commit
ices has not yet decided on
formula for the 1871 income and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
PITIsRI Ron

prTTFRJRGH June % bNsA
CATTLE Receipts 80 market sleao
~ so = l0 SO. common - 81 2a. ns.fers.
rreeurn to good ST. common s. 2.
80: COWS medium o. GOOD. 81 81 3 '1
"a cho.e. ss2sue2s. common 20 medium.
50 2s 4T IS
HOGS HeceIpt 200 market sr'He ard
sc h.r1r- f60-lsn I1s 50 5sq lnf $50
q11 lbs sfol I0 -. 22o-210 Irs 80 On f
H. ft. a.U lqu los 50 j0 . 2 Sc luU-lJV
H. s.rae25 ruuEtf 81 500 81
sHFEF Receipt $50. market stead
choice lambs 50 5D 10 medium fn E.I'0
- sos 5Q. common lambs - ta, ewes
S34a 90 esthyrf. Nas.5o, spring lambs
~ fHa It -
CAIVFt Receipts 800 market sioN
ard 25c lover good go 0hoice. $50 5o by
81 IS. medium. 50 30, euIs and common
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Farmers Market

APPLES Delicious. fancy 81 p ~
No l. Si.5Oa IFS. Northern SPY fame
80 hu No I Sl.2S so; No. 2. i5c = 81 ,
Mcintosh fancy Si75a2 bu No /. 81 IS
pl.5O. No. 2. 7ScHS steelt's Red. fancy,
81 - bu No. l. 81 % "a $50. No. 2. I3c.
VEGETABLE Romano. Soq
T5c. escarole 70 n Soc bu; endive. 81 hu ;
sorrel. 40 q soc bu-; Swiss chard. 90 n I5c
bu kale 30 tt75c bu.; mustard. 40p soc
bu turnps, 40 q 60c. spinach No !. 20
q 75c: No 2, 35u 4oc. leaf lettuce. No. !,
lsrds. No. ]. 50 2 75c bu.
HEAD LETTUCE - Fancy. sis50q rs
No /. 20 Is bu.: No. 2 &c bu.
AsPARAGUs-Fency. 100 rs dozen
BEETs-No. l. 80 q e5e dozen bunches /:
" cS VH soe 81 10 bu. celery
cabbage 50ae Jc sreen. ~ ~ 60c ou
CARRoTs-No. /. 1881 bu, 80. z.
cRULIFLowER-No. ?. 81 70 bu.
CELERY Fancy. soc don. behs.. No. !,
CELERY ROOT No / I5cgN pu
CHERRIES Sweet, So l6-qt. crate.
CHlVES-No. l. 50H 15c doL. bchs.
DILL-40a SOC doz hehs
EGGs-Largs; ss.75Be.2o so-doa. case
KoHI- RABi-7so sOc dor. boh..
oNioYs-orssn fancy. 45e, no + 80 o
soc; No. 2. Csc doE bchs
PARSLEY so n Use dor bchs.
PARSLEY ROOT sou 75c hu
PEAs-No. / 50 25u2.5o bug No ? 81.
PL.ANTs-FlAt Flower, so "a 7ac. Nege-
table. 400 soc; geraniums, $2.2J 1850 Ia
pot nat
PoTAToEs-No !. soas5c; No. ?. IS
u soc
POULTRY Hens. live. heavy breeds. 20
22o h ieghorns isa2Oc bro'lers.
heavy. p y 24c 10 eghorns 1eH2ic 10.
RADIsHEs- Red, No. J. % y soc doz.
bchs. No z 25c Ions white 80 Csc
RHUBARB-No 1. 5oU TjC bu
STRAWBERRIES Fancy S414.50; No
S2.75g 325 24quSrt crate, No. >, S2u
22S
ToMATOEs-Hot No. / 50 70 o
2 50: No 2 81 laid basket
TURNIPS-No. J. SO "a soc dOz bchs
VEGETABLE oYSTERS-No. !. soc q 81
doZ. Dchs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Republic Steel Adds
To Cleveland Plant

CLEVELAND. June 13. - Con-
Struction OF new unit is being
started Immediately for increased
production of steel plate at the So
inch strip mill of the Republic
Steel Corporation here. The new
unit will more thar double Re-
public's Cleveland production Of
steel plate, which is being used in
increasing quantities in conStruc-
ton OF ships and railroad cars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Prudent Taxpayer

In case the prudent taxpayer
eventually finds himself IN the
happy position Of having over
estimated his tax liability and OF
having thus accumulated too
much in his cash reserved for
taxes. he can readily correct his
blunder by making a ledger
transfer from the tax fund to
the personal savings account.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Bonds Of Riverview
Offered by Satt|ey

II. V. Sattley & Co. Inc, has
purchased $4,000 Village of
Riverview, Wayne County, Michi-
gan refunding bonds dated April
Is. 1871. maturing 5000 each
year July IS, 1912 to July Is. 1917
inclusive; $4,000 each year July
Is. 1948 10 July ID. 1858. inclusive;
5000 July Is, 1854. as 2l2s plus a
premium of $50. Bonds due July
Is, 1854. are callable at par on or
after July Is. 1913. The bonds are
being reoffered to yield % per cent
10 2ia per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Bachelors Movement

This is just a necessarily cur
tailed sketch Of the fathers in
the front rank of the automobile
industry. But unless they heed
the sage advice of +. A. Batchel-
lor, Sunday should be quite a
day for celebrations.
Bachelor. of course. is the
proponent of the Leave father
alone movement.
The movement should have
been started sooner.