davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
Parker Rust
Lifts Earnings

Parker Rust Proof Company re-
ports for the quarter ended Sep
TENDER 80 a net profit of S229, 157
after so per cent reserve for
federal income and excess profits
taxes, equal after preferred divi-
dend requirements TO SO cents a
common share. This compares
with S109,924 or 25 cents COM
mon share in the September quar-
ter of 1910, and 1926. 59l or SO
cents common share for the
June quarter OF 1871.
During the third quarter OF 1910
it was necessary TO set up a re-
serve of $7O,164 for additional
taxes on the first six months earn
ings to provide the additional
amount required by the Second
Revenue Act of 1910. Eliminating
the portion of this reserve appli-
cable to the first six months. earn
ings, the third quarter earnings
for 1910 would have been $50, 088
or az cents a common share.
For the nine months ended Sep
TENDER 80. net profit was S799. SOB,
equal to S1.86 a share on common,
against 1888, 100 or $1.60 a COM
mon share in the 1910 period.
The company has declared an
extra dividend of Is cents and a
regular quarterly dividend of %
cents on common. payable Decem-
Der / to stock OF record Novem-
her 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
Livestock Markets
DIET ROT


CATTLE Receipts, 1000 market.
butcher cattle active and strong, rs cents
higher for two DAYS. cows and bulls open
ing moderately active, fully steady; choice
steers, Sil.75p IL. s5; good steers, s10.7om
Ills: common to medium, S7.50a TO- IS:
good heifers, sl0.25 n i1.25: common 10
medium, S7.25 q 10. rs; good cows, s7.75ds;
medium cows, S7.25m7.75: cutter and com.
mon. Ssm7.75; Gamers, x4.75as: good beef
bulls. 1918 s.25; good sausage bulls, 80. as
me,10; medium sausage bulls, tsde75;
cutter and common, se.50gs; good and
medium. SOIL; good stocker and feeder
steers and heifers, SEQ 1925; common to
medium, STnq.
CALvEs-Receipts. 600; market steady
asking higher. bidding fully steady good
and choice. $50 1880; commo INTO medium
500 1850; culls and common $500 10
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 5000
market not established.
HOGS : Receipts. 200: market moi
established.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
Curse Of Monopoly Is Limitation on Consumer

liberty the then the monopoly,
whether masked state socialism state capitalism toa-
taransm lies in the fact that limits the free choice OF the
buyer at the market place If only the staeowned trust manu-
automobiles rergeraofs then the
take what allotted-and like it,
Parenthecay in this country, when private companies
light they regulated
the rules laid down by regulatory commission On the other
hand when enterprise supplaned by federal
effect tends become uneguaed monopoly Like
wise the private utility must in the nature of things furnish
all without discrimination, provided they
willing the established other
conditions laid The arb
tray Withhold services from those whom they dislike for political
public
Bonneville Secretary ckes effect time
the position that it would permit the Aluminium Corpora
of America
it already without
competition in certain phases of its business
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
TIL WARD SCHULTZ
Financial Editor

boy. how the old towns
changed"
This means that both the state
and national banking groups will
hold their conventions in our home
town, which means plus" business
for a lot of merchants and is quite
an honor, too.
Oddities in business: One of the
unusual effects of the zinc short
age will be an era of black gar
bage cans. This is mo False
Alarm Week" in New York City.
/. :, A defense official in Portland.
Oregon. made the mistake of
scheduling a practice blackout for
October 31--that's Halloween. 4. 1.
Then there's that Midwestern firm
that was picketed and ran an ad
in the local papers entitled The
INCEST Bunch OF Pickets We've
Ever Met" A fellow spent
the entire season watching the
tower of the Empire State Build
ing during storms for a lightning
picture" but didn't get a single
shot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
Suspicion Bols+ered

Statistics carefully compiled
by the National Industrial Con-
ference Board strengthen the
widely-held suspicion that hoard
ing of defense materials has
been perpetrated on scale
warranting governmental action.
Manufacturers inventories last
month increased in both dur
able and non-durable goods over
August. Notwithstanding that
new orders dwindled both in
August and September, and that
untitled orders cont ira d
slightly. The inventory increase
in durable goods was 1.6 per
cent in September over August
and IA per cent in non-durable
goods. In the II months ended
September total inventories rose
23.7 per cent.
Shipments for the month eased
off n of / per cent. but for the
year showed gain of AZ per
cent, with durable goods leading
by 81 per cent. Total new
orders diminish, -per- cent,
untitled orders i per cent. The
latter. however. are still Ill per
cent better than a year ago.
Is it not significant, however,
that this is the first dip in the
boards untitled order index
since March of last year? The
new order index is the lowest
since last January.
This sentence carries not only
significance but raises question
ings: Inventories continue to
show an upward trend"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
Subcontracting Grows

Sub-contracting of parts Is
increasing. Harrington also re-
veaIed, and is making the de-
tense production picture. as we'll
as the entire economic picture
brighter. He gave high praise to
the Odlum committee. which was
contracting sma | businessmen
and providing defense contracts
for them.
"Odlum's committee Is doing q
wonderful Job. he said But IL
the small businessman had been
on his toes, this widespread sub
contracting would have started q
year ago and the full force Of
their efforts would have been
felt now. 1t would have helped
immensely. Now well have to
wait another year before their
efforts Will begin to show re-
sulta.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
Detroit Produce

APPLEs-hichigan bushei crates ".
Stated: 81 Mcintosh. 81 ; scai i Jsas,ssn..
81 26a 40. mostly s1.25; fair nml.l5.
Delicious. 81. so; Rhode island Greeninss.
IL. 10; Shows. coca 81 10; Kings. ST. 10:
Intosh. u. S. No. i. BIN. min. 81 so;
Northern spys. u. 8. No. /. 3-in. min.
81. sou ! TO- Wolf Rivers. Y. 8. No. ! 3.
in. min. 81. Washington boxes Red
s2g2i5: ll3s-13ss. $225; fancy 7zs-li3s,
S7 i2ss s2 fair. $50; 1855, si.s09
!. 80; 150s-1S3s, xi.T5.
CRAHBERRIES-- a barrel boxes Mas
IS 1873 as: New Jersey Late Reds, 50. %.
CARROTs--Los Angeles crates, 8 dor.
punched, California. x3n3.z5; New Mexico.
81; tdsho. SDu5. b faI Aoo 10
stalks 25e; parchment wrapped. toc; Ca
fornis. cub crates. Pascal nSs.
Long Island, doubis
deck crates, Sl75q2.
-Florids. bushsi baskets.
fancy. 50. 3oa4. mostly S37s: choice. fair
quality, sac J. 50. mostly $9.25.
GRAPEs-CaIifornlA display Tugs Thomp-
son sesdiss. sl;7sa2; clusters s.ies
white ,fIi Msisss:. sls:si. 90 kiSiers. si'f5
n275, according to pack; Emperorn. few
VI sou 81. oIivsttes ~; r,.,...,.
2s.ib hrs. 81: 900 las: 2s-lb. lugs. $40
2s.lb hugs, ,i3og as; 2s-ib. lugs. 81. 20
also; Aiicsntes. 2s-2s-ib. hugs. sf.isfs
IS lbs and heavier up to 3i.T3.
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates Iceberg
TYPE California. MISUNDERSTANDING dist,
S doz., S3n 1888: mostly around 81
doz. So sou 80; Idaho, 5 DOR, oG3 IS:
Is dor, 81. so; New MeIieo. s doE.. 81 IS
63,5o; doL;. So iag32a.
bEAF hETfteet'-ehio. hothor'e' fo-fn'
oNIoNs-so-Is. sacks. Sweet spanish,
~ 4. No. I. 3-in. and larger. Utah, 81. 10
mii5: Idaho, Sl.iop 40. Colorado. 81 10
gi15 2-3-in size, N.15al25; u, 9. No.
Size. ws ST &c. isssG g. n No APO Y.lsrs
1880 per cent Aim. and larger 81. $50
ia3, few. 81 30: a.. In. up, siio lo-ib.
sacks yellow Boilers, Use.
PoTATOEs-10o-lh sacks. Idaho Russet
Burbask,. L s. No J washsd. sa.ssa
mereiais. i0o-lb sacks. si.son LIS: Maine
ioo-ib sacks, u. q. No. cnippewss ann
Katshdins. s3m7io: ts-io sacks. u ~
3ic: Wisconsin. u. q. No. ! katAhdins.
few sales. ST 90: Michigan. u. n. No.
lCobbles. ti.25; Chipprvas. 81. 500 i.S0:
Katshdins. n.ao0i.so: Russell RaFah'
RuTABAoAs - Canada SOLD SACKS.
SWEET PoTAToEs-Porto Riean vans,
bu crates. Y. s. No. 4. Louisiana. 81. cor
i.53: fair, xi.35; Texas. 81. asa so; Ten
lnesee. 81 Is, few Sl.35: ou hampers, Porto
Ricans. 81. 2o@i.75; bu hampers. Nancy
Halls. 81. ioai.20: New Jersey bu baskets.
u. 8. No. 1 Goldens. si.+5a /. SO; Virginia
Coldens. s. asa J so.
TOMAToEs-O dollhouse. s-ib be-
kets. medium Csc: lob cartons, rspaekG,
small 10 medium. csc 1ti.03.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
MARKETS
M. 8. RukeHser
NJ. 8. RMkeyser
Business Must Still
Cater to Consumer

Private enterprise renerpreed in of be-
ing expression of the consumers freedom of action.
Thus it becomes symbol democratic way
oil life.
by sterile legasc advice industry often in It's
public put foot forward stood its ground
theological battles the front the field of
technical property rights.
presentation rights Of the seller
every business transaction there is also buyer. The
privileges and mmunes of the seller their in
liberties of the buyer represented 100000 American
families
the preservation of private enterprise mpreg
mated with broader public interest when interpreted in
welfare the greater OF in
of convenience and rights Of vastly smaller
of sellers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
Steel Output
AT New Peak

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-Steel
operations for this week are sched-
uled at 1913 per cent OF ingot
a new peak.
The indicated tonnage for this
week is 1.650,533 net tons as
against weekly capacity of 1862
185 net tons. The previous record
was 1.625. $50 net tons in the week
of October ID.
The increase in scheduled steel
operations for this week is 81
points or 81 per cent over the
previous week, according 10 the
American Iron and Steel Institute.
A month ago the indicated rate
was 96.9 per cent.
The following table gives a COM
parison Of the current schedule
with the nearest corresponding
week of previous years, together
with the changes from the week
immediately preceding:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
Plan Merger
Holders Of z Aircraft Firms
to Vote November Il

NEW YORK, Oct. 28.-The spe-
cial meeting of stockholders of
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation to
consider the proposed plan for
merger of Vega Airplane Company
in Lockheed has been called for
November 81.
The plan contemplates issuance
of one share of Lockheed stock for
each three shares of Vega, which
is the 50.56 per cent owned SUBJ
sidiary OF Lockheed. and the pro-
posal must be approved by vote OF
holders of not less than two-thirds
of outstanding shares.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
F orbes
Cooperation Urged
To Nip Spottiness in
Manufacturing Fields
BY b. c. FORBES

Surely the spottiness which
has appeared In various manu-
featuring fields can be arrested
before II goes seriously further,
especially since Washington
spending is steadily skyrocket-
ing.
The predominating assump-
ton was that industrial activity
would expand TO record-break-
ing heights.
In certain directions a boom
has been experienced: in steel
output, power consumption, rail-
way freight, shipbuilding, air.
craft - and until recently IN
certain other lines.
Recession. however. has be-
come manifest here and there.
Automobile sales have dropped
sharply. Retail trade isn't reg
istering as great gains over a
year ago as ii did. Scarcity of
materials is already hampering
the vitality important construc-
ton industry and the outlook is
for further drastic curtailment.
Household appliances have been
affected by higher prices and
heavier taxes.
Such facts and factors, on top
of acute war uncertainties. nat
urally have banished bullishness
in Wall Street.
irresponsible labor trouble
making has aggravated pes
SimiSrn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
Tells Assistance You're Entitled to From w..

Los Angeles Cal. asks
your right to demand from the
ernm
Whatever the government is giving to other citi-
thrifty people desire TO
demand My point that
those OF deprived by policies
unemployment
the purchasing of should
demand the relief which is given to millions OF
others. and for which
government socialistc must at least
become realistic justify going relief helping
support you position from which, by vote and influence
you car work for sounder government policies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
Stocks Show
Steadier Tone
In Early Trade
Minus Signs Slightly
in Majority; Sears,
Du Poni Move Higher

NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.-Thc
stock market was som ew a
Steadier at the opening today after
IT'S slide yesterday on the break
in American Tobocco issues. Minus
signs were slightly in the major
ity. but changes 10 either side OF
last nights cloSings were small.
Trading was moderately active
with few blocks of 1000 shares
or more appearing on the tape.
Westinghouse Electric and
Montgomery Ward slipped 10 new
1871 lows at the start, while Cen
eral Electric equaled its bottom.
Fajardo Sugar showed an over
night decline of a point.
United States Rubber. Kenne-
colt, Anaconda, Santa Fe. Stand
ard Oil of New Jersey and United
States Steel were of fractions.
Gains were chalked up by Du-
Pont-, Phelps Dodge, Bethlehem.
Sears Roebuck and New York
Central.
CHICAGO. Oct. 2S.-lINS)-
Wheat futures opened 3. to 1ls
cents higher today, corn unchanged
10 4 cent up and oats u cent
lower 10 Il cent higher.
WHEAT - December. S114&
6l.14L: May, S1.1S&4 @1.19A 4
July. S1.20d1.20h.
CORN-December, 75ic; May,
aisle.
OATS - May, 497s q soc; July.
4Si2c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
AbsoIves OPM

The trouble with the small
businessman is--and I speak ~
a small businessman myself
that he would not realize that
we are In q war until IL MAS
focused on him. He went on
doing business rs usual until he
couldn't get any moro materials.
Then he started 20 yell.
Tf he had hot-fO0ted to
Washington . year ago, instead
Of taking his easy profits at
home. and lined up defense
work. It would have helped him
and the country too. Tho criti-
cism Of the OPM and the largo
corporations. including GM and
Chrysler. Is entirely unwar-
ranted. They are doing all they
can 20 let the contracts out and
bring the full production to Its
peak"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
80 Million
Budd Mfg. Defense Orders
Rise Sharply in 10 Mos.

PHILADELPHIA, OF. 2S.-Ed-
ward G. Budd Manufacturing
Company has more than S50,000,-
900 defense orders. compared with
roundly S20,0O0,0O0 at the end of
last year. This was revealed dur.
ing an inspection of the, plant by
a group of naval officers in con-
nection with celebration of Navy
Day. and ii was stated that about
half the $4,000. 900 defense orders
is in the marine department.
Other defense orders include
bombs and aviation components Of
stainless steel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
AFFie Held Poor Investment

Chicago,
proposes his attic Into modern fiat.
would $3.50 and would rent for $50 month"; Is this
e.v
certainly not to be anything to get
would be $3.50 if occupied
Actually would be somewhat $500 Then
would least 10 cent to be deducted for services
which would bring the be-
$500 year. Depreciation should be allowed and this
would $500 a to the least You
should then per
with safe as the number OF dollars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
New SPAB Official
President of Sieweri-Warner Corp. Takes Post
as Deputy Director OF Priorties

similar amount was paid on
June 30.
Stewart-WaTner and subsidiaries
show for the quarter ended Sep
TENDER 30 a net profit of $500, S39,
after provision of S1,652, 1852 for
federal income and excess profits
taxes under the Revenue Act OF
1871. Net Is equal TO AZ cents a
share on 1858, 063 shares of capital
stock, excluding 27,5l9 shares in
the treasury.
This compares with net profit
Of S317.439. or % cents a share on
.263.063 shares In the September
quarter Of 1910. after provision OF
SIS, 436 for federal taxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
for Bureauerats Also Seen Dangerous

of putting monopostic power
OF often
municipal politics multiplicity of laws often gives unscrpulou
politicians opportunity business interests This
done by enforcing the law literally against unpopular and
showing eniency those who belong
Private enterprise will link itself basic loyaltes
people essential the
freedom of choice
The competitive system gives the opportunity
punish the arbitrary unworthy and industrious
the enterprsng But when monopoe
competitive then the public like sheep have
dom of action
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28

CHICAGO. Oct. )2S.-Stewart-
Warner Corporation has announced
that James S. Knowlson. president
and chairman of the board. has
been given an indefinite leave OF
absence without pay, effective Oc-
tober /, to act as deputy director
Of priorities under Donald Nelson,
head of SPAB. In Knowson's abb
sence, Frank A. Ross, senior vice
president, will act as head Of the
company.
At the same time the corpora
'tion declared a dividend OF =
cents, payable December I. TO
stock OF record November 8. a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrou
metal quotations supplied by Federate,
Metals Division. Detroit. Spot 90 per cen
tin. nominal; New York. 81 90. future tin
50 %. lake grade copper delivered Mid
west n. electrolytic spot smelter. II
casting copper. II IS 81 Louis lead. 5 20
ST. Louis zinc. s25. New York sntimony
IL: virgin alum mum, rs. .F\lN il
Everything quiet. Export copper ii25
resale, "a. Free sterling sxchangs, t4.ot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
Gar Wood Doubles
Net for 9 Months

Gar Wood Industries. Inc. and
Subsidiaries. not including Canadian
subsidiary. report for the nine
months ended September 30 net
profit Of S783. 103. after 1851. 800
for normal federal income and ex-
cess profit taxes, or SO cents a
common share. This compares
with a net profit Of $377,376 or AZ
cents a share in the 1910 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
Visible Wheat Supply
Decreases in Week

CHICAGO. Oct. o. Visible
supply of wheat in the United
states decreased 6SS,000 bushels
during the week ended October Is.
according to figures compiled by
the Chicago Board of Trade. Corn
Increased IT'S, 900 bushels; oats de-
creased $4,000; rye increased
lat, 900: barley decreased 44.000
and soy beans increased 5000
bushels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
Truck Loddings Top
All Previous Records

NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.-Volume
of revenue freight transported by
motor truck in September in
creased % per cent over August
and climbed u per cent over
volume hauled in September. 1910,
according to reports compiled by
the American Trucking Associa-
tons. This smashed all previous
records.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
Government Bonds Called No Innetion Hedge

Whestone N Y, asks:
"0) II one has bank and imitation comes. what
happens building and loan Investment In
(s) Should draw 1t out and use as down pay
ment a home or buy government bonds?"
I'd OF dollars Will remain the same
but will buy This is the why fixed
number dollars in dangerdanger
purchasing for each dollar Cd The govern
give protection against imitation The
perhaps but That will depend your business ability
[ mig at least reduce living costs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
Detroit Poultry

Market steady. Hens lbs and up. ice;
under 5 lbs. l6c; leghorn hens, lbs. and
up, lac; cocks. l2m14c. rock springern,
iac rock broilers, up TO az lbs, 22c; leg
horn springerS. i6c; young hen turkeys, 10
lbs and up. 73c: young tom turkeys, II
lhs Ale: ducks. white. lbs. and up. l3c
geese, 15c; rabbits. lie
EGGs-Marks steady; current receipts
2shc; underErsdss. 74G26hc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28

American
Bankers Asso-
citation has been
invited to hold
{ h cir annual
convention here
next year and
have indicated
that they'll ac-
cept.
IL will tenta-
lively be held
between Sep
TENDER q and
October IL.
The A. y. A.
hasn't convened
here since about
1910 and we can
...-a 49,. L. =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
Farmers Market

APpLEs-wen River. fancy. slai7a
bu No. /, $50 SIC; No. 2, SOC. Mcintosh.
7sc bu. Greenings, No J. 75easi.2s hui
No. 2. 75e bu. Jonathan. fancy. 81 rs bu 4.
No. I, x.2s1 so; No. ?. ST. DeliciovfB
fancy. 81 hn-. No -xi-sn - Is IA -
81 5Oui.75. No 2. as. SHOWS, No. IL
sid SO bu. No. 2. 75c.
BEANs-Lima beans, No. !. si1sb1
BEETsLFapcy. 81 bu; No. !. 500 SO
dozen punches; 50 a s5e bu.
BLAcKBERRIEs--No. 1. sos. 50 24-qt.
BRoccoII-No. I. sisoa7 bu.
CABBAGE-No. ! 500 s0e on q: No. J.
1oe; red, No. ]. eogTse bu.: curly. No. j.
" cxRRoTs-So. 1. 500 soc don. bunebssI
coo d si.7s bu.; No. 2. 3oc dor. sunehesi
&C ccAULIrLowER-F.ney. $50; No. /.
soe gsEzs or r.I NO = a.. so ZOE No !, ass
aOc: No 2 a20c doz punches n
" esssseEIfsncy.- 81 NO NO.
l. c seg RI GRoor-No. 1. nai2s.
cRANBERRIESr-So. !. n.sou2lo w.
10, p nIise. o soe tSz.n punches,
EGGPLANT-No !; 90. 80 soc ,o eSsnsi case,
medium. si2.25ni2 IS: small, NoTio.oo.
oNIoNs-Gresn. No, /. $50 dozss
punches. dry onions. fancy u.5omI. noe
l. pARs sN nrx /, soc a si.25: No. T.
PARSLEY RooT-No. l. lo1eoc bu.
pARgIEY-No. l. IS u SOC dor. bchs.
PEARs-No. /. $4,000 bu.: No J.
''I PEPPERs-oresn. No. J, 800 Ise M:
red. No. I. eOgsce eu 6. no 10. 10 = o9e s co.
not No i. sO9 s0c; No. a soc.
PIMIENToEs--No. 1, eo0soc bu; NO.
pouLTRY-Hen.. i,yss heavy breeds sa. -
heavy, 2i673e: leshorns, isG2oe; ducks
PoJTAToEs-Fsney. siai.io bu: No. 1.
20 PpoSTAroGs--FsSey. ngi.io bu; No. 1.
PUMPKiNs-No. I. to9 soc bu.
RADIsHEs :. Red No. 75nses doni
bchs; No. 2. soc; horse NO j. 'ee@A
~ uThBAoAs-No. ]. soe7se bu
soUAsH-Hubbard. No: !; t0as9e;
Table Queen s,,,a seaas ~ no sc SSq sS w.
TohfAToEs-No. i, s29z.co bu, NO. q
TURNIPs-No. 1. soa.oc dO1 bchs; IS
VEGFTABLE CREENs-Romsine, No.
I. 30a75c blu; escsrole. No. 1, o0ao5c
bu: endive. No. 1, Ag1 ~ ou; NO. z.
Use; kohl-raoi. No 90. l. Seg SSe d s.,e ecns;n
u soc bu; kale, No. 1. 40n SOC bu; coiN
iards, No. l. s0a soc bu; mustard. No.F,
4. asa i5c bu; head lettuce. No. 1. eOcn
81 No. 2, t5c; leaf lettuce. No. !. 50
n CSC bu: leeks. No. !, 500 75c dor bchs.
spinach, No. 1. 7,ensi bu; tprnpis. No.
VEGETABLE oYsTEEs-NO. 1, soa7Ss
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Oct 27.-tINs)-BUTTER--
Receipts, I, 7es tubs: market steady, "a
higher: extras, 81 score. 35c: standards.
90 score. cars, ave: extra hrsts. 81 score,
3fe; nrsts. $3.50 score. u 32hc; sps-
cials. % score. 35h ~ $50.
EGGS-Recripts, SRI cases. marEet
steady; eurren, receipts. 1910: fresh extra
- cHEEsE " twins. 2,%2sle; dsi,i.a
prints and longhorns, 73h n2sc
LIVE POULTRY--hsrkst irregular: tur-
keys. 15d2ic; hens. iJ,saishe. leEhorn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
Ex' Seat Sells for $4,000

NEW YORK, Oct. 28.-Arrange-
ments have been made for the sale
OF a New York Stock Exchange
seat at SIS. unchanged from
the last previous sale. Following
the sale. the market for member
ship was $22,000 bid and $4,000
asked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
New @. {. Officers

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.--Charles
f. Wilson, president of General
Electric Company. has announced
the election of five new vice presi-
dents by directors. The new
officers are Walter r. G. Baker,
Chester II. Lang. David c. Prince,
Elmer d. Spicer and Harry A.
Mime
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
Advertising a Symbol Of Human Liberty

Advertising symbol Of human liberty il
of On other otalarian technique
Ponds force rather than From this both
product and institutional advertising take dignity and
should be regarded basic tools for freedom while
raising the material wellbeing Of the popleDuring the
advertising explain from the business
inevitable
raising popular living standards.