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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
Insurance Pays
10 Millions Here

Michigan families received an
aggregate of Sl6.607,0 900 in pay
ment of 1904 policies which be-
came death claims during the first
half of 1871. il was announced
today by the Institute of Life
Insurance.
THE financial relief accorded
Ia the widows, children, and
other beneficiaries of the owners
Of these policies which became
death claims during this period
averaged S2.768,OO0 per month
in this state" Holgar J. Johnson.
president Of the institute, stated
in releasing the figures.
OF the death claim payments
made in this state. $40, 7S9, 900 was
paid out on ordinary policies
So $50, 900 on group policies. and
81 266 900 on industrial policies
For the nation as a whole, 563,.
.080 life insurance policies were
paid off as death claims during
the first six months of the year
an average of 3,111 claims every
day. Aggregate payments on these
policies amounted 10 S507 1863, 00C
or an average Of S2,S05, 906 per
day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
Forbes
U. S. Newspapers
Leading World in
Reporting War Actor
BY b. c. FORBES

I have just returned from a
luncheon given by a small group
of foremost American financial
and business men 10 a hlgh-up
among Britain's official repre-
sentatives here. One positive
revelation was this:
1.-THE best newspapers In
America are daily providing
far more comprehensive, COM
plete factual report Of the day
to-day doings throughout all
the theaters Of war than are
the newspapers Of any other
country"
The British representative
could tell US little or nothing we
hadn't already learned from our
most energetic foreign news
paper and radio reporters.
Time was when the London
Times was the only newspaper
in the world which kept its
readers thoroughly informed
every morning OF what was GO
ing on throughout the farfung
British Empire. throughout every
nation.
Today the fact is that at
least half dozen United
States newspapers provide their
readers daily with far fuller
world news than does the Lon
don Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
Mash Out in Sept.

Nash will present a series Of
entirely new cars IN Septenl-
Der. and manufacturing already
has started in Wisconsin, II
was announced here today with
the scheduling OF an annual
distributors convention o r
August rs and 10 at Hot
Springs Va.
Distributors and the factory
sales supervisory organization
from all parts of the United
States will meet at Hot Springs
to view the new models, and hear
plans for the year year which
will be marked by stringent
manufacturing curtallment, and
a shortage Of new cars.
Nash will have three series Of
1912 cars, new outside and in,
and with a number Of mechanic
cal advancementS. W. a. BleeS,
general sales manager. stated.
Chief news of Nash for 1912 Will
be a new version of the Nash
800" the low-priced car with
which Nash entered the mass
automobile market in 1871. he
stated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
Auto.
Spirit Of Optimism
In Auto Industry
Typified by Peed
BY SILER FREEMAN

The spirit of optimism still
rides high in the automotive in
dustry. Talk 10 l.. G.. Peed and
you will become imbued with IL
yourself. despite all the pessi-
mistic talk that fills the head
lines with curtailment, priorities
on material, curbs on instalment
purchases. etc.
Peed was an unexpected visi-
tor yesterday az the Meadow
brook Country Club where one
of the three Plymouth staff
meetings was held. This meet
ing was for Plymouth field exec
utives and dealers and statesmen,
but Peed dropped in to view the
"AIl Cbrysler products will he
the finest ever put out" he
started off. mo one need fear
substitutions I'm our cars. They
are improved. not only I'm looks
but In quality. Everything that
has been put into them il for
their betterment."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
z Months Steel Supply

Peed was asked about the
steel situation in his plant.
I'VE have enough for Septem-
her and October" he said
frankly after that, II II any
body's guess. Mine Is that every
thing will turn out all right.
THE only thing that may
bother us Is possibly deep drop
steel. This II the material we
use 10 make tenders. They use
about 600 pounds OF aluminium
10 each ingot OF steel. An ingot
il about 10 tons" n explained.
with the shortage Of alu-
minum. We do not know how long
we can obtain this ductile steel.
That leaves us two alternatives:
Either To 90 back 10 the old
fashioned straight fender which
we can bend and fasten with
wires. Or We can make the fen
ders In two or three sections out
OF door steel and then weld
them together. The latter will
be- the most likely process"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

Business
Up 3D. Pct.

Detroit, Mich, was one OF %
trading centers recorded as being
30 per cent or more above normal
in July, according 10 figures just
released through the business SUR
vey department of Brooks. Smith,
French e. Dorrance. Inc, New
York and Detroit advertising firm.
Business in Detroit as of August
l stood al 38 per cent above nor
NAL. representing a gain of 10 per
cent over the standing of July 1.
On Aug. /, 1910. the city's busi-
ness index stood at 3 per cent
below normal.
Improvement In business con-
ditions Is practically nationwide,
with figures showing gains I'm
las Of the I47 trading areas Of
the United States during July"
the report states. "Of these
areas, SO were 25 per cent or
more above normal, and only
four slightly below normal"
The report states that the fol-
lowing areas were 80 per cent or
more above normal in July: Abb
lene. Akron. Atlanta, Augusta.
Baltimore. Canton. Charlotte. Co
lumbia. Dayton. Detroit. FL Paso.
Erie. Fresno. Greenville, Hartford.
Houston. indianapolis, Jackson
willie. Louisville, Macon. Memphis.
Mobile Norfolk, Rockford, Sagi-
nav. San Diego. Seattle, Sioux
Falls and Tacoma.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
Plenty Of Color

Peed revealed that the first
new De Soto was finished yester-
day and he was enthusiastic
about il.
I'm quite proud Of IT," he
said. And when the public sees
II. I think they'll agree with
me-"
He also revealed that the new
cars viii not be drab affairs.
but viii have plenty Of color and
chrome. The latter. however.
may yield 10 shortage Of ma
terial and II necessary. the
louvres in the front may be
painted 20 match the colors Of
the body. The only place where
no solution has been found yet
for taking off chrome - the
= bumper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
Debunks Dictator
Myth in Business
Rukeyser
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUkEYSER
International News service Economic Commentator

The failure of Naz comply with its widely adver
ed time table of qudatng the Soviet six weeks undenes the
fact that Adolf Hitler enviSages himself dictator, he
ndulgng in wishfu thinking
Like the head of business organization the chief of nation
must deal largely with human nature.
In order endure the condition under
which IL is called operate.
chief that he
capable generating loyal among his subodnaes
Big business vastly than a show.
Likewise the direction of modern nation vastly than
Job.
Irrespective of legal ictions ideoogy
really succeed dictator in the modern world,
On the contrary the head corporation the head Of
state limited by the principles of economics and by the laws
o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
Be t-Posted People

Without shadow of doubt
Americans are today by all odds
the best-posted people in either
the old or new world.
No transatlantic or transpa-
cific newspaper can afford 10
pay as mountainous cable tolls
as our chief dailies do morning
after morning. week after week,
month after month.
There isn't military or naval
front open TO newspaper cor
respondents which hasn't a
more generous representation
from this country than from
any other. Our newspaper pub
fishers are spending stupendouS
sums 10 keep you and me more
fully informed than newspaper
readers anywhere else on the
globe
British war news isn't one
tWo-three with ours in scope.
The weekly newspaper in the
small Scottish town where /
began as a printers devil does
not devote one column per issue
10 the war.
The latest copy Of a leading
London business magazine
hasn't. from front cover to back,
one word about the war. Its able
publisher-editor. trained on this
side of the Atlantic. probably
reasons that the less British in
dustrial. financial leaders worry
over war news. the more eff
GENTLY they can concentrate
upon running their own con-
Germs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
3 Meetings Held

Glenn II. Davis conducted the
meeting at Meadowbrook and
told the dealers and statesmen
the campaign plans fC' 1912. A
motion picture Assembly Lines
Of Defense showing the manu-
facture of tanks. bomber parts.
army trucks and combat cars.
Bofors anti-alrcraft cannon and
other equipment being made by
ChrySler. was run off
The Dodge-PlymOuth meeting
al the Western Country Club
was under the direction Of J. +.
O'Brien while the Chrysler-
Plymouth group met al the
Lochmoor Country Club with NJ.
J. Bruning as chairman.
Similar meetings Will be held
in 292 key cities within the next
few days, il was stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
Can't Evade Laws of Compensation

Irrespective Of balyhoo head Of toaaran
wise evade the law of compensation No ruler last unless
his develops practical things and
for things
Likewise the avowed Democrats theology bascay
for the fundamental truth that the long
pull endure the
In toataran the left
sky operators achieve governed
pulling the wool the of people giving
Eek parte OF the through deliberate
fcalon of data But skuduggery catches with
itself
Racketeerng in business in government IL il appears
succeed has only ephenera
finds out that he has been hoodwinked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
Detroit Produce

APPLES Truck receipts. Michigan bu
crates Duchess. fair 10 generally good
N.sl,hys generally good quality medium
10 large sire 81, small size, SOC
CANTAI,OUPs - California. Salmon
Meats Mendoza District jumbo crates. as
81 Sad2Th Los Banos District, jumbo
crates. ais. Sa Jumbo crates 3ss. S3.3',
Michigan truck receipts Honey Rocks and
Hearts 81 Gold e"x9' and ~ xi2 =" II
10 iss according 20 size. I5cu 81 IS.
ITTrticE - California. los Angelo,
crates. Iceberg type Salinas Section !,
DOZEN sl8ts5 watsonvne District. 5
dozen 81 5Oaa7s dozen Nqf25
HONEYDEWs-Ca California. Jumbo crates
Sc and standard crates, % and rs. 81. -,
crate. ss and IS and standard crates. o.,
Si.50AlI5 pony crates. i2s 81 ~ so
oNIoNs - sob. sacks w az ,,,r,1
srs ss fs SsRs whs. T2 / 60 ana Is per-
cent a. and larger. 81 rs Michigan, Vel.
lows. u. s No /. 20 per cent 2" and
larger. few eoe; 25-ih sacks Michigan
white Boilers. L. s. No. l. hne quality
PEAcHEs-Bu baskets. U. s No. /
Georgia, Elbertas 2" min, 81 IS, few
sis' .hS SS 80 IO' south 23 Carolina I'm e.
81 soai75. few 81 50. showing ripe, 81 10
ef1.25. Hales. L. :. No. J. ~ min .,
S2d225; North Carolina. Elbertas q,
min, si.75als5; 2" min. slsoa IS;
Michigan, truck receipts, bu baskets and
blu. crates. Hale Havens, U. s. No. /,
?" min, Si.25dtt as
YEARS = California. boxes. Bartets.
b0d3.25.
Colorado, bu. baskets, $500
PLUMs-M Michigan. truck receipts: Bu.
crates. Burbanks, medium 10 large size.
81: h-bu. baskets large size. IS n s5c
Western t-basket crates. various varieties,
81 50d255.
PoTAToEs-iO0- sacks - California,
washed Long Whites. U. s. No. /. 81 rs
H250: Idaho and oregon, washed Long
Whit: y s Ne no g.. 2's I; iSia To- "a
Nebraska. washed Triumphs. T. S No !.
sisSH2: Cobblers T. g No !, 81 SO n
$50, unwashed Cobbiers. T.. s, No J,
90: Michigan unwashed Cobbiers, u
& No l. ii0Nii5
SWEET POTATOES Louisiana bu. crts
Porto Ricans u s No. 1. 81
wATERMELoNs tper nelonl Georgia
Cuban Queens. 2s-ib average, few 81
Missouri Lees Grsys. 2s-lb. average.
few 27hc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
Customers Always Prove to Be the Boss

In business quademocatic principle which ult
matey prove boss
they have the to determine which individuals
shall succeed The
the market place by placing Withholding orders for goods Some
shoddy
lasting of
sening goods
The socaed dctaors tacity
the people by undertaking to keep them sold through
devices Every socaled dictator perpetuay
the day when they suddenly become That
ship necessarily constitutes rather
o government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
Gas Stocks in Nation
Show Seasonal Drop

NEW YORK. Aug. 14.-Gasoline
stocks on the East Coast last week
increased despite a higher rate Of
consumption and a slightly lower
rate of refinery production. The
gain was due primarily to the
arrival of tankers at East Coast
ports from the Gulf. Gasoline
stocks throughout the country
showed a seasonal decline of 49,
600 barrels following upon a drop
of some 10000 barrels in the
preceding week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
Car Loddings Show
Unexpected Decline

NEW YORK. Aug. 14.-Railroad
freight traffic in the week ended
August 9 declined to around S75,-
900 cars, when il should have in
creased, reports from % major
systems indicate. This would CON-
pare with $685. cars in the pre-
'ceding week. with 727, 900 cars in
the like 1910 period, and with
SCI ,023 cars in the comparable
1889 week. The total for the
period would be the largest for
that week since the like 1880 week,
however.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
Successful ManipuIators Watched the Trend

No individual thumb his the principle of gravity
at the multiplication table
preNew Deal Wall successful manipulation
the Spectator who mistakenly
sufficiently big with
the late Jesse Lemore famous trader made principle
perfectly clear
1t for people anAxs debunk the
dictator o clear so-caled
dcators little than oppounsts who take
of
helps make the realities clear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

New York and wholesale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division, Detroit Spot, 90 per cent
tin. nominal: New York. nomnal future
tin nominal: lake grade copper. delivered
Midwest. II; eiectrolytic spot. smelter. ~;
casting copper. ii.75 st Louis lead, $40;
St Louis zinc, T25. New York antimony.
IA: Virgin aluminium, tic.
Tin. few offers; domestic prices should
be lower. based on eastern price. Export
copper II resale not quoted. Free ster-
ling s4.03As.
NEW YORK. Aug. 10. - All leading
sellers are adhertng to the 12-cent price
for copper. but there are some complaints
from higher cost producers against DIFF
ferentials allowed them as they argue that
the increase does not cover their costs.
Price Of zinc continues at 1.2o cents per
pound, East St Louis Lead quotations
are unchanged at SIS 20 $50 cents per
pound New York and $40 cents 81. Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

My contacts with all sorts
and conditions OF American
citizens and with British ennis
saries in this country. impel
me TO the following opinions:
Hitler is doomed-later per-
haps than sooner.
United States and British
hostilities against Japan are
becoming more probable every
day
Stain has dumfounded Ger
manys war leaders by the
stoutness Of Russias defense.
Germany's losses have gigan-
tically exceeded all calculations
in men, munitions, in human
morale.
The Nazis probably Will
achieve notable military VIC
tories within coming weeks. but
not soon enough 10 permit Ger
man demolition of Russia's vast
army before general Winter
enters the field.
Thanks largely to the United
States, Britain is rapidly gain
ing ascendency over Germany in
the air.
Neither invasion of Britain by
Hitler nor invasion of the con-
tinent by Britain is at all likely
in the nearby future.
The possibility, the prospect.
is that the war will he ended
by rebellion against merciless
Hitlerism in the Reich and in
Nazi-conquered countries.
Just when. you can make a
stab at guess as we'll as any,
body else.
Copyright 1871, by p c Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
Farmers Market

hPLEs-Duchen, Fancy, 81, No.
SIS a sOc bu.: No. 2. Soc Northern Spy
fancy. 81 hu No. /. si25al.5o; No. 2,
T5cgs stesls's Red. fancy Sis bu.
No. /, s125al5o. No, 2. 75c; Trsnspar.
ents. fancy. sai25; No. /, 65assc bu.
No 2. soc
AsPARAGus-No. /, soa75c dor. behs.
BEANs-Green, fancy, So No. 1. 81 s.
tal75; No 2; 7sc: wax: fancy % so
No. !. 81 5od rs Roman beans, No. /
sl.s5a is5 bu No q $50 ou'; Lim'
BEETs-No. /, ESQ Csc doz. bchs. so q
75c ou
BLAcKBERRIEs-No. !. s3a35o "a.
BRoccoLI-Fancy. 81 bu.; No. /. 81 50
cABBAGE-Fancy. S25al.5o bu; No,
/ hnll5 hu. No 2: 75e; red: No. J.
cANTALoUPEs-- Fancy. 81 rs bu; No.
CARROTS SOC doz lunches No.
!. 80 . t5c. 81 IS n so bu.; No. 2, Csc doz.
cAuLiFIowER-No. /. $50 bu; No.
cELERY-No. l. 2oa3oc; No 2, 100
CELERY cABBAGE-Fancy, 81 so bu.
&C CELERY Roor%No. /, 7scan
cHERRIEs-sour. fancy. s225 No /
cUcuMBERs-No Steers, 75casi p
bu; No. ?, soc; dill, sl25qi5o. small
cURRANTs-No. /, ssasSO 24-qusrt
crate
pILL-4O q soc dozen punches.
FGGPLANT-No. /. Sl.25Tl.75 hu
EGGs-Large. $40 5oG1i 3o-dozen case
medium, 50. SO 10: small, se2sds7s
GoosEBERRIEs-No. /, s2g2 so 24-qt
crate
HEAD LErTUcE-Fancy. sI.25 bu No
HUCKLEBERRIEs-N /. s5-5o1e "a
KOHL. RABI-No. /. $50 SOC dor bchs
d dkkksNS. ISfss! SIS do s6 S'hs s..s.,
No. 2 SOC
oNIoNs-ore.n. No. /. asa soc dor
bchs dry onions. fancy 81 asa so; No.
l. sis 2 J, SOB, - !, sac sack No z 7'c.
PEACHEs-Fancy. SITS bu. No. I. 81
PEARs-F.ncy. So No. /, na15O
PEPPERs-Gresn. No. l, sai2s bu.
PIMENTos-No. /, 75ca peck bss
PLUMs-Fancy. 50 IS bu: No. /. sl2,
PoTAToEs-Fs Fancy. CSC bu.: No. 1
so 4 a0c bu. No. 2. 45c bu.
POULTRY-Hens live. heavy breeds, q
n 22c 10; leghorns, 1sd zoe broilers
heavy. Fl = 23c 10. leghorns. goa 22c In
RADIsHEs-Red. No. l. ~ n 65c dozer
bchs. No. ?. Csc long white, No. 1, IS u
45c dozen punches
RAsPBERRIEs- No. I. SO rs .
425 25-at. crate; red. No. /, $50 s. so
RHUBARB-No. /. 25d 35c doz bcns
RUTABAGAs-No ]. 75c n 81 bu.
sQUASH--su No. l. 35n40c y
bu. No. 2, Csc, table queen squash, No. !
81 2ou so bu Italian, fancy. 81 peel
basket No l. IS n soc No. 2. soc Hub
bard. No. / 90o HSl
SWEET CoRN-Fsncy, 81 .5-dozen sack
No. /. e5d s0c; No. 2 SOC.
TOMAToES-Fan soc 1i-lb. basket
No l. 30 q 4oc; No. 2. Csc
TURNIPs-No. !. 400 soc doz. bchs.
81 n LIS bushel.
VEGETABLE GREENs-Romaine 4od
soc bu.. escarole, No. 1. 40d csc bu.
endive. fancy. 81 so bu.: No. !, xidl25
No. 2. 75c sorrel. No. 1. so n 75c bu
Swiss chsrd. $50 soc bu.: ksle. 40a SOC
bu.: mustard. No. I, 75c y 81. rs bu. tur
nips. No. l. $50 75c bu. spinach. No. 1
81 bu. No. ?, 75c bu.: leaf lettuce, No
i. so = s5c bu couards. No. /, IS n soc bu
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. 1. soc 3
81 doz. bchs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
Marine News
DETROIT

DETROIT
Brown orT sssSsr. W. p King. & FaTr.ll.
4:l5. secord- Krupp; i;25. Mariposa-Mais;
4:55. sellwood $40, Cietus Schneider;
$40, Johnson; 545 sumatra arrived 9:
s:35; Duluth. $40: j. A. Campbell, s:5o;
Mead, arrived: Munson. Calumet. Bark
Constitution. arrived. Acadialite.
30; Kulas. 10. Berryton, J. A. Holloway.
l005; La Belle. 1920; Fink. 1928; Pan
oil. IL: Munising. li:10; Olcott. mas.
Ishpeming. midnight; Sargent. crescsns
City. arrived. a. m: Thursday; Maths
oft. Caicite. 1:15; Finland. 1875; Aipena,
40: Dixon. arrived. 2:05: Denmark, AIS:
sherwin, 2:20; Crudoil, AIS. lakewood.
cleared. $50. Mullen. 3:35; Aetna, 3:45;
Maryland. 4:1o: Edgewater. cleared, $50;
Torian, 5: Kenora, arrived 8 30: p. Mitch
ell. 6:55; J. L. Reiss, arrived. Z; schoell-
go. Fleetwood. arrived. $40: Fayetts
Brown. s:30; Nine. arrived. sos.
DowN--Hebard. 3 p. m. Wednesday:
Mckinney, 3:25: City Windsor. cleared.
4:lO: Baker, AIS. Huntley. 4:35; l.. G.
Hanna $50; James MAZDA, cleared, SIS:
Lagonda. Gas; Morren 100. Phipps.
IL as: Nudge. arrived. 7:45; ID. NJ. Weir.
cleared $40. Hoyt. SOS; Mondoc. cleared.
e.iO: Mcfarland e:45: Trmble, 1oI3:
10. NJ. Weir. cleared. iO:45; Donnacona.
Ia: Pioneer. 1i.l5: sierra. cleared. IL 20:
Capt Wilson. so. Mead, cleared, mid
night: Grape arrived. Perkins. 1880;
a. m. Thursday; sumstra. 2:O5: Huron,
cleared, 2:30 Crescent city. cleared, 80;
arrived. 4:05. Hagarty, Janrsy. arrived.
4:3O: Chelan, cleared, T:30, Fhzgerald.
II IS; Koprneier. 1850; Venus, s:20. Jaf-
fray, cleared, s.35.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
SEEKS GEAR CUTTERS

HMC-729 - An Ohio manufac-
turer is searching for steel gear
cutting facilities for spur and bevel
transmission and dfferential gears
used in ) 10 i2-ton road rollers.
Sizes mostly 10 inches 10 II inches
diameter, but a few as large as
"a inches in diameter Quantities.
minimum. 100 TO 200. The COM
pany furnishing gear cutting facill-
ties would be expected 10 supply
gear blanks. although these may
be supplied by the prime contrac-
tor II necessary. Details can be
obtained from this office.
FJT- 729-Required. about 1000
600 brass and steel machine
screws. bolts and washers of vari-
Gus sizes. No. 2 and No. 3 fit
some with heavy electroplating.
HC-S02 -Subcontractors wanted
for close tolerance machine work
on alloy steel parts for controls.
VIII require automatic screw ma
chimes Il inch 10 Ia Inch capac-
ity, gear cutting equipment and
cylindrical grinders. Must be
familiar with honing and tapping
finishes. Material TO be furnished
by prime contractor and tooling Is
- available for li4-inch New
tain 6-Splndle automatic. Guam
Mites 10 increase after initial order
but small 10 start Blueprlnts can
be examined al this office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
Percy Newman Joins
Keane & Company

Percy p. Newman. formerly
with the Peninsular State Com
pany has become associated with
keane a. Co Newman. well
known in Griswold street for
years. is a member of the National
Securities Traders Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
Detroit Poultry

Market steady. Hens average run. ice
leEhorn hens 3 lbs and M. 1ac cocks
lOn lie rock springers, average run, gle
leghorn bruilers y lbs and up. lsc
EGGS-Market Arm. Current receipts,
Csc; undergrades, 23i1 q FAC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

AT NARRAGANsETT
Weather clear. track fast
First Race-Nedporte, Corum. sun
Fighter Lovick
Second Race -Arzac. Lady Pomsay.
nrlydaly Briar Cal
Third Race Dave Alexander Clean
INK Time. Talico, Unimond. Possibility.
Lovely Dawn
Fourth Race Rural Mail Steppes
Butter Gran Nallee. Night Tide Mo-
sawtre
Eighth Race-Nn End Maci. Mar
earet JOY Bet Grandpa's Boy.
Ninth Race Declared OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
Scratches

AT SARATOGA
weather clear track fast
Second Race--Camp Sortie, Snow.
Fourth Race--Coercior
seventh Pace-Transhgure, sun Gallo
mar
FEEDERS.
First Race Harkm Cliath Claymore,
Flourtown Brother Dear
Second Race--sans Peur. Miss Maid.
Vesper Chimes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
rn,yerssI-cycIop. steel CORPORATION

ports for the six months ended June 30 a
net profit Of S5si.1 s4 after provision 81
81 i06 500 for state and federal income and
excess profts taxes based on the 1870 tax
laws and an additional provision ~ STA,
700 10 cover anticipated changes IN the tax
laws Net IL equal 20 81 rs share. and
compares with a net profit for the str
months ended June 30. 1910, Of s62s, l0l,
equal to si.2s share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
CHICAG0

CHICAGO. Aug. 3-C1Ns)-BUTTER
Receipts, 1921 tubs. market steady,
nc off. extras. 90 score 34ac: standards
90 score cars. 3tc. extra hrsts, 81 score,
3ic nrsts. $3.50 score 3iia a SIC: spe'
Gals % score. 35Lc
EGGS-Receipts. 1902 cases; market
steady. &c up: curren, receipts. use; fresh
extra hrsts. 2Ti4 d27hc. fresh hrsts
26i4 n 27c: dirties. 24c; checks, 23hc.
CHEESE -- Twins. 2li1 n 22c: daisie
prints and longhorns. % d22hc
LIVE POULTRY-Market steady. u,
up. turkeys. ~ = ice: hens. i4i1 ice; leg
horn mems. 1OGi5hc; springers. II 4 lec
broflers. 49,. ipi4c. BOOSTERS, 1871 lac
ducks. Ga isc. geese. else.