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Evening star., 1941-10-04

AN IDEAL SMALL ESTATE,
ssaM acres of fine Mont. Co.. Md, Chester
loan soil, all fenced and well wstered 5y
large never-talling stream; nice Ole g.
roons Colonial house with electric, bath
and INV h, oil burner; also new eiueo
stone surfaced driveway. from paved state
hiahway to house; within easy daily com
muttng distance Priced for quick sale Iby
owner Who wishes to retire) at S20,Ooo;
JOHN A BRIcKLEY, Exclusive Agent
pr Bldg. DI. 1921. Clinton 64-R.
Evening star., 1941-10-04
LOTS WANTED.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.


/ 900 ACRES, SOUTHERN MD, % MILES
the Nations Capital: small down payment.
balance 10 years: will trade clear for
washington property unencumbered. Can
Mr. Mea sell, SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
MA. 2345.
NEAR MANOR CLUB. Md A., $1,000;
10 or more acres, $3.50 a.. Ga. ave. 10
sign H. F. BIEBER, SH. 6565.
SILVER SPRING. Mr.. FOUR CORNERS
as a., mostly woods, adj. subdivision, on
main road. $500 per a Box 16S-R. star
WOODED HOMESITES. y ACRE OR
more overlooking Potomac River, 2La mi
beyond Oxon Hill on Route 224, Prince
or on premises. Stop at Friendly Hill sign
or call N. C. HINES & SON, Chestnut 55S9
or Locust 307F-32.
LARGE ACREAGE,
On State road, few miles from large Gov
eminent bldg. An investment for the fu-
w. s. HoGE, JR.,
on O6n0 CHI. 4719.
Evening star., 1941-10-04

MERCURY 40 convertible club coupe
beautiful black finish. radio heater clock
1o.5s0 actual mileage, red leather up
ho!stery. automatic top: Ss95 No. ISL
H. B. Lesry. Jr., d Bros.
1921 l4th ST NV Hobart 1900
Evening star., 1941-10-04

MANDELL CHEVROLET CO.
500 Nichols Ave. Sc TR Ass.
Phone Us, We VIII Bring Il to You
Phone OIL. 1919.
Evening star., 1941-10-04

WILLYS 1899 4-door sedan good condl-
ton; private owner; must sell: terms; $3.50
Phone MA. SOSl, Ant 11O4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
sac Opens Fall Session

A. i. Colwell president of the
Society Of Automotive Engineers
and vice president OF Thompson
Products, Inc. Cleveland. will
speak al the first Fall meeting
OF the Detroit section. s. A. f..
AZ Hotel Statler on Monday
September p His subject Will
be, What the s, A. f.. IS Doing
in the Present Defense Pro-
gram He Will explain the
activities Of the society in CO.
operation with the army ord
nance department, air corps and
quartermaSter corps and the ex-
panslon Of these activities dur
IN the past year.
A technical lecture on DE
sign Features and Performance
Characteristics of the Mercedes
Benz DB-601A Aircraft Engine"
viii be given by r. w. Young.
chief engineer. Wright Aero
nauiica Corporation He Will
bring with him a display Of this
engine and IFS parts which was
taken from MeSserschmitt
plane
Attendance is restricted TO
s A. r. members and appl-
cantS for membership.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Dodge Truck Meeting

Details Of the new line OF
Dodge TOLERATED. trucks will be
announced Al a two-day meeting
At the Whittier Hotel on Thurs
day and Friday 10 Dodge deal
ers and statesmen Of the Detroit
region, which includes Michigan
and the northern part of Ohio
and Indiana. Advanced intensive
marketing plans dQvetailed
with the green light given by
the office Of production man.
agement for increased defense
output of heavy duty models
VIII also be presented.
Lee ID Cosart. sales manager.
will head a group of factory and
field sales and advertising execu-
tlveS who Will conduct various
phases of the two-day session
here. Others in the group viii
be l.. NJ. Gilman. truck sales
engineer: Read RuggIes. trans
portation engineer and L. F.
Van Nortwick, Detroit regional
manager
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
AUTO
NJ Y. Dealer to Test
Plan TO Lease Cars
on Rental Basis
BY SILER FREEMAN

Some time ago there was q
discussion of plan by an auto
mobile manufacturer TO lease
cars instead OF selling them.
Under this plan the lessee would
pay weekly or monthly fee for
the use of the car, plus gas and
oil. the manufactures 10 keep
the car in repair except for ac-
cldents and minor items.
Now comes word that this
plan has been adopted and will
be put into use by a dealer in
White Plains. y. Y. Lawrence
y. CTaner. Westchester County
WHY'S dealer, has embodied the
principles of the governments
, "leaSe-lend' program and plans
TO rent his cars 10 the public
al a fiat fee per week.
"Under this plan" said
CTaner, families that need
sound, economical Transports
ton can let the other fellow
worry about the costs. A new
American every six months and
no repair bills will cost little
more than $40 week"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Newspaper Ads
Gain 18th Week

CHICAGO, Sept, II Chalking
up an increase over last year for
the twenty-fifth consecutive week,
retail display advertising in the
newspapers Of SO major cities
totalled lS,S73.l29 lines during the
seven-day period ended September
6. according TO a tabulation re-
leased today by Advertising Age,
national advertising newspaper.
This is A gain OF almost $50 900
lines, or 3.5 per cent. over the
1S.2395lS lines carried in the
newspapers of the same 81 cities
during the corresponding week OF
1910.
For the 36-week period from the
beginning OF the year. newspapers
in the reporting cities have printed
a total of 709, S57 .l03 lines of re-
tail display advertising. compared
with 677 .540.244 lines during the
same period of last year, an in
crease OF as per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Edison Output
AT 6-Mo. High

Total output Of the Detroit Edi-
son Company for the week ended
September IL was 81. 332 600 klo-
watt hours. the highest since the
week Of March Is, a gain Of JAG
per cent over the 7276l 600 kilo-
watt hours OF the corresponding
week of 1910 and an increase OF
rs per cent over tho previous
weeks total of II Isl 900 kilowatt
hours.
Industrial output for the last
week was 40 924 600 kllowa Il
hours. the highest since the week
of June - a gain OF l67 per cent
over the 35,O4S 900 kilowatt hours
Of the corresponding week Of 1910
and an increase Of Isl per cent
over the previous weeks total oil
35. 365, 900 kilowatt hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Keep Up Fight for Our Form Of Government

Incidentally unparoc and silly to do anything
that will the nations effective action combatan This
should he
criticism designed nefcency dlsuny
should do all
win the abroad the time keeping the fight for
republican form of and private enterprise al home
Only when the Will be
able TO enjoy the results
and will develop rapidly wide front Two OF the
for lead and ceilings for
anthracieD
other hand things Will be bad you far,
allowance civilian morale,
and for the productive back of munitions For
warehouses, much and
maintenance work receiving priority rating Much being
done simplify styles standardze parts and provide substitutes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Quality Unchanged

ChrySler. General NJ otorS.
Ford executives including chef
engineers and chemists. all en-
phaSize that quality. durability,
have IN no instance been Sacri-
feed by switching from one ma
terial 10 another.
Weight has had n be- in
based in various instances
Manufacturing COSTS. lnGlud-
ing wages. also have been in
creased.
Hence the necessity for price
advances.
Instead Of Scrimping on quail
iiy and efficiency. ON motor car
builders have chosen 70 to every
thing needful 10 produce thor
ouehly efficient product even
though by 50 dong. they have
10 ask consumers 10 pay more.
an ordeal nei Al all Palatable 10
manufacturers who have pfldcd
themselves upon thcir long rec
ord OF price reductions coupled
with improved products
General sales managers admit
that there MAY be a brief period
NJ tlmld buying OF the marked-up
1912 models, especially untTt all
companies have announced prices
50 far there have been only
tow such announcements hut
others can be expected 10 come
oDc before September ends.
Indications arc that the increases
VIII be fairly uniform. since The
causes Of increased costs have
been common 10 all manulac-
turcrS
Cautious executives point out
that temporary lull IN con-
sumner demand would not b.
astonishing IN view Of the enor-
nous sales during recent months
IN view OF the fact new models
are higher priced 20 say nothing
Of The notion which became wide
spread that 1872 products would
cent n HI 4-4nA As Substitutes not
conducive go durability notion
pronounced unfoundcd by The IN
duStTN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Cites Tire Rentals

Craner cited the value Of the
rental plan in the tire situation
for New York taXicabS. Many
Of the taxiS, he said. pay a fiat
rental for tires. turning them in
for new ones as they wear out,
leaving maintenance worries 10
the suppller.
Craner expects 10 see doctors
and statesmen who are constant
users Of cars 10 be his best Gus
toners. These two can least
spare time out for repairs and
service. he pointed out.
If Craner's plan works out. II
Is expected TO spread all over
the country. Dealers here are
watching his "lease-lend" pro-
gram with interest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Nations AirIines Have Only 352 Planes

spokesman for Of the lines discussing this trend
pointed
regarding additional acquisitions Ia the spontaneous
~ % this
The has that the
anes airpanes.
have confirmed this by asking arpanes they
thought this industry had received
than 1000 S52 airpanes
some people become engrosed the immediate problem
them
lem times
most important problem hut realize that "
private enterprises production there certain outside
facilities which they dependenthe most prominent Of
which transportation. which he speeded Today
estimate that unable
potential business conducted indicated
employees and could definitely
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Detroit Stove Lifts
Earnings TO S483,331

Detroit-Michlcan Stove Com
pany reports FOR the fiscal year
ended july 81 q net profit Of SiS3
AL after 5000 900 income and eN-
cess profits tax reserve. equal after
dividends on per cent non-cumu-
lativc preferred to SIS cents a com
mon share.
This compares with a net profit
ri S2l01q3 or 81 cents common
share in the preceding fiscal year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Detroit Produce

Trading vas light Al the Detroit Union
Produce Terminal ms morning IN fresh
~ III sha vegetables iceberg Lettuce Nas
weaker onions continued steady. potatoes
we're about sieadN apples were about
sieadN Az stock quoted ~ good quality
ana GOOD G-pdiiiDn an sss otherwise stated.
APPLES N@eSfrgan Nealthyk nu crates.
No. ! - minimum 9Ocs Mcintosh
Wof Rivers T. :. 10. - minimum,
~ soc. Delaware bu. baskets 1onathans
g. :. No J. min mum 81 %. NIftn.
western type hox pack fame, re
SIS, - a., Ninsins eastern crates. -
hu. Jonathans :. No T. minimum
81 50. Washington boxes Red Deltciou.
comm. fancy ana extra fancy sts.72s
- So Sos li3s. g. siUg1f
CANTALOCPES- Colorado Salmon Meats
Jumbo crates 27s. 3bs ann fas -. ttH -.
California salmon Meats jumho ass -
CRANBERRIES - Cape cod barre
boxes. Eary BisrT S3Z5
COCOANUTS Jamaica sacks. approx
mately 100 - -
LETTUCE =. \ crates Iceberg type
California salinas .WatsoovHle District :
dozen fair 10 good quality 81 35n375
ordinary quality y -, dozen fair u
good 9aailty, s3H3.75.
Onions 5O-ih. sacks sweet Spanish. T.
$. No. ] 3-inch and arger Washington
81 3Oal 30. Idaho, >i.15u125 Idaho T.
;. No. ] White, SIS per cent 2-inch and
larger. 81 $50 20. Michigan L No
Yelows. 20 20 81 per cent 2-inch and
larger. So 90 per cent Pinch and larger.
Si9l1o. a.. 5 whites s. per cent 2.Incr
and lsrger. 81 50, 25-b. sacks White
Picklers ~ 50.
PEARS California lux Psr'Iet's - s.
= B. IS. box Bariletts 2s-uS Ncrica-
hushel baskets Bartletfs, T.. s No 1
Inch minimum. S2.iO inch minimum
81 50, I Inch minimum 81 10
PEACHES Too few sales to quote
PEAS Colorado hushel baskets 81 So
POTATOES iOO-lh sacks Idaho Russei
Rurbanks. H. :. No J. 3o~ per cent 81
more 10 ounces and larger - i0n2 50.
l0-lb sacks 2Scj lOO-lh sacks : Com
mercials 81 Name Ism paper sacks
Katahdins T. 80. 7 2sc. 50-lh sacks.
75c. i00-lb. sacks Oregon Triumphs, q :
No. !. washed. 50 Michigan Cobblers and
Chppewas l. s No. l. unwashed. 81 IS.
few 81 251 90
SWEET POTATOES Bushel crates 4. s.
No I Puerto Ricans Louisiana 81 son 40;
Texas. 81 ssh So Tennessee. 81 20 bushcl
hampers Nancy Halls. 81 -
RUTARhGAs canads 81 n sscks 7Sc
BLACK JUICE GRAPES California Tugs
zinfssdsls, - M, Q, Jo1I.ss; "a ms.
~ t04i -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Forbes
Autos to Lose
Decoration Under
Government Edict
By b. c. FORBES

Very different in appearance
~Kill be all automobiles turned
out by manufacturers after the
end of this year. They will be
less decorative. they will be less
shiny. They will be less distinc-
tive, more uniform in looks, IN
trimmings.
The government has laid
down regulations, restrictions
which will govern all auto max
ers. Appearance is TO be some
what sacrificed TO save certain
scarce materials urgently needed
for defense.
Those who like highly orna-
mented cars had better place
orders before 1912 begins.
Cars currently produced are
as attractive looking as eyer.
But many important changes
have been made in their in
nards. Many materials different
from formerly are being used in
order 10 free supplies for arma-
ment building.
Here are savings effected in
1912 passenger models by one
large manufacturer: Aluminium,
rs per cent; nickel. 50 per cent;
magnesium. SO; zinc, 81.
Savings reported by another
leading company: Aluminium
primary, 100 per cent; alumni
mum secondary, 70. nickel, go:
magnesium. 9S; zinc, 81; tin, II;
tungsten, 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Farmers Market

( APPLES wolf RIVER fancy 81 M.
( No J. $50 s5c; No soc, wsalthys
soc Mcintosh fancy 81 1872 No. :. /
81 25al So 80 ? nc hu Elher'ss. No
~ sl25a175 bu. Greetings No. !. 81 p
bus Jonathan No l. si35 M
CRABAPPLEs-No. l, 81 25ai 80 bu
BEANS Green fancy 81 IS hu No !.
Si1 50 No 2 75c WAY fancy. ~ hu
No ! 25Tl75 80 ? 75c. Kentucky
Wonder 40. 81 o. so bu Roman
beans 30 T. Sl5op2 M. Lima beans.
SO l. 81 1919; 10 2 - hu
BETS 80. /. 25n ioc don ochs 50 "a
Use bu
BLAcKBERRIEs 80 :. s3a35o "a
a. crate
BROCCOLI ". ; sal 20 bu
soc red. No SO y 75c
CANrAioUPEs- 80 /. S25ui 50.
No 2 soc
ARRaTR-FAAae- s4,-Alz- hchs No.
+. l. 35a s5c. coca 81 rs buq 30 ?. Doe doz.
bchs 75c hu.
cAULlFLowER- Fancy SO 25 bu No.
y. sl1l so bu.; No. ? Use ou
CELERY Fancy. 35a 4oc No, :, 25a
zoe No ?. lor 2oc dor. hens
CELERY cABBAGE-Fancy. 81 bu
No l. $50 SIC pa.
CucrMBERs No Steers goo y 81 o
small Na4 80. medium S225q275.
DILL 90 ~ soc doz hchs
| EGGPLANT No I 40 ~ soc hu
EGGs-Lsrgs sl2 5oa Is 2o-doz case
medium xll III so small 50 250 -
GRAPES No J. is02ic at, basket,
SOC Pat hasket
oKRA- No. !. eoc " 81 s.lb. basket; No
H. SOC
ONIONS Green. 80 , ASH s5c dor
bchs dry onions fancy. - No. J. siH
Z J 25 s0-lh sack 80 ? $50 rickurs
onions fancy 81 80 SOLD. sack 80. J.
81 20. So Q 81
7 p psRsLEY roor ~ '"" lo' lo5soc
PARsNIPs 40. l. 81 25Q 50 hu 80
PEACHES Haze fancy Saaa2s bu
NJ T. <l50H2 hu so 2 Sl4l % hu
Elner's fancy So 25 nu., No. /, 81 Is n
PEARs Fancy, 50; No. I, N2sai 50
/ PEPPERS Green No : so soc M
No 2 soc bu bot ~ ~ Csc No. ?
sweet. 80. sia175 hu.. ~ 2. 7sc
PTMENToS- No T. N0i IS nu
PLuMs Fancy s. tu. No. J. 81 251
LIS: No ? 81 bu
I PR NES 80 s. ntf
! POTATOES Farc, uaiio on No I.
so - qoc M No . 5'r hu
POULTRY Hens I've heavy breeds 20
d22c ~ ierhorns i7rtqc hroilers
nfaNN. u ~ &c In.t ieENNfns ~ 70 4lc IN.
PUMPKINS No sou 75c
RADfSHFS Red SO $50 f5c do,
hchs 80 g ESQ long WHINE Na $50
soc doz hch' horse 50. T., 81 - PIX
hskf
RAsrRERR1Fs BACK No. /. 81 7sa
i25 2f-qt crate.
RCTABAGAS- No 7 $50 sSc bu
SQUASH sumner 80 j. 351 soc
M No. = 25c- table queen squash. 10 g.
- % SIC on 30 = 500. Italian M, T.
65u soc pecN hski 40. aoc. Delicious
80 ] 75CH 81 bu
SWEET corn 40. !. ioa5oc; 80 ?
25c doy sack
TOMATOES Fancy 50 go bu 80
S1eil so hu. 40 500 7lc bu
TURNIPS 30. L. 80 % soc dnz, bchS
IS gOc hu No > &c
VEGETABLE GREENS Romano SO /.
So % s0c bu escaro'e. 80. 40u 6ac nu
endive No goo 81 10 hu.. 40. ? 75c
kohlrabi 50, T. 3S1 soc don hchs soffel
40. / $50 soc hu Swiss chsrd. IS ~ soc
hu kale 30 T. fou soc bu mustard
80 I 80 70 SOC M turnips so g. zoe ~
81 n hu asa soc dor bchs spinach.
80 !. s0C % 81 Is bu so. p 7Sc hu head
ieituce 80 I eoc hu leaf lettuce SO
80 soc bu collafds so ! ~ n soc bu
leeks No I 5np75c doy hchs
VEGETABLE OYSTERS SO I so &c
wkTERMELoNs No J. soa75c. 40
q soc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Kroger Grocery Sales
Continue Big Gains

CINCINNATI. Sept. IL Sales
Of the Kroger Grocery and Bak-
ing Company FOR tho four weeks
ended September s totaled So
14ds53. compared with SlS979
975 for tho like 1910 period an
increase Of 219 per cent For 80
weeks. sales were $40. APO. $50
against Sl75.75s1i0 for tho like
1910 period, an increase of lac
per cent. Sales for four weeks
ended August 9 showed an in
crease OF 2l2 per cent over the
similar period last year
There were in operation Sep.
tember s a total IF 1858 stores
compared with 1908 a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale rnnfeftou,
metal quotations supplied rs Federated
Metals Division. Detroit. Spot. 90 per cent
tin nominal New YORK, 50 90. future tin
81 90. lake grade copper. delivered Mid
west ~ electrdlytic spot smeiter. II
casting copper. IL IS, 81 Louis lead 10
81, Louis zine : rs, New York antlmony.
Il virgin aluminium II
Tin. actually cost Of straits import shout
50 % Monday copper sales $50 tons
Zinc sales 33i2: shipments 5 900 cancel.
lation'. Ass; export, IL: resale u. Free
sterling Ho3n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Bank Loans Increase
20th Week in Row

NEW YORK. Sept. Il Banks
last week showed 20 consecutive
weeks Of increasing commercial,
industrial and agricultural rloans
as a result of the defense program.
The Federal Reserve Board said
that in the week ended September
10 tho gain in 10l leading cities
was SSS 100000. In the l0l cities,
those loans now total S6.3l0. 600. .
000. or 100000 more than
a year ago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
New York Store Sales
Only 7 Pct. Over 1910

NEW YORK. Sept 17.-De-
partmcnt store sales IN the New
York and Brooklyn area last
week were . per cent higher than
in the corresponding week last
year according TO the preliminary
report Of the Federal Reserve
Bank Of New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Final-Hour Buying

~NV guess i MAJ beIofo The
tch-oNer 10 loss decorative
DrS. there Will set IN eager
cleventh-hour buying since there
is no telling when manufacturers
viii be allowed 10 reSumP pro-
ducinG The faSclnstlngly hcauti-
ful. stylish vehicles Of TODAY
Copyright 1891. hy y & Fortes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Skipping on Maintenance Would Be Reerettable

OF this problem OF maintaining tho equipment Of tho
American commercial arlneS considered
dynamic II question Of having sufficient
titles OF planes In order the high level o
desirable to avoid forcing these companies kmp main
Likewise delay m prompt replacement
and obsolete planes would he rcGrcttablc
side desirable the framework Of military requirements
let The producing keep their hands
manufacture activity Will
when and # there sudden cancellation orders
AT best the economic decisions Of this period difficult bur
is desirable that tho charge Of the should
rcpcrCuSSionS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Price Averages Hit Another New High

IN point observe is that Mr. Mogenhaus anti-nfls
blast ripple trend Of
Evidently there doubt the actual activity
in and the farm bloc VIII fight for
higher farm Last week the hit another
high 81 farm and food prices leading
Cottonseed oil talloW
Incidentally strikes and labor demands multiplying These
viii make higher The day for control-
probably
by Tho Will equal the
spending will their way
will ruc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Finds Business Mixed
Due to War Economy

By LEWIS HANEY
Professor OF Economics. New York universl,yp

General business activity Judged by the weekly indexes Is
probably off little At least the Embellishments attending the
shift a economy causing mixed conditions
President dropped the
of degnse and definitely committed shooting In
due expenditonary counted Our
fight
England Russia keeping the free whatever
the President decides TO be desirable interests.
Thus the forecasts all In the Fall actively
entering totaitaTan control
the nation clamped with
the old you're the army now
for long the lasts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Steel Orders Still Above Production Capacity

steel declined little They
still production capacity and the
around 81 The main handicap
shortage OF steel For this the
responsible both for having allowed and for adopted
bad priCe-fixing
Automobile production jumped last week and AT 81 600
and trucks exceeded The crta-
scheduled for December.
Railway caroadlnCs wholesale well
tanned but department have TUNED somewhat backward
probably result Of the subsistence Of panic buying
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Defense Gives Public
Lesson in Economics
Rukeyser
By MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYSER
Int Icnn 4 .nia Log

Tho of The national defense and aid 10 the anti
the public laboratory lesson the
workings 81 the Of The United States
Inc impressive that the delicateN adj
pSted mechanism which ourIshc whom the moving parts
balanced relationships another.
Disturbance CStahf he'd balance the transfer
anker Great Britain the hazard Of gasoline and
Oh Scaboard problems which
been clearly when the original decision
W. m adc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Doeh|er Die Pays
Interim Dividend

Doehler Die Casting Company
has declared an interim dividend
Of 30 cents on m m on stock.
payable October - to stock of
record October 10. In the two pre-
vious quarters % cents was paid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
See Secondary Effects Of Policies

Gore Of Oklahoma used il the
and
effect OF policies a. well the immediate result,
In this spirit the decision transfer American
mcrcial belIccrentS has bearing the
capacy of tho domestic industry 10 Since the last
press quarters further
quest expected August been deferred
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
International News Service Wire
Oil Output at New Hiqh

NEW YORK. Sept. 17.-Domes-
tic crude oil production in the
week ended September ID is esti-
mated by the Oil and Gas Journal
al 4,027 $50 barrels daily, a new
high record and 232, 74o daily over
the preceding week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Gas Sales Up Sliqhtly

Michigan Consolidated Gas Com
pany sales for tho week ended
September 10 totalcd 692 SOC gas
units, compared with 500 $40 units
4 for the week ended Sept IA. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
IStearns Declares
25t Common Payment

Frederick StearnS e. Co has
declared dividend of p cents
on common stock, payable Sep
TENDER 30 10 stock Of record Sep
TENDER p. The same amount was
Maid on June 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
pIIISHI RGH

PITTSRURGH Sept -GNS)-CAT-
TLE Recrfpie - steady steers choice
Sill 50H II So; medium 10 good. $40 50H ~ 4.
common s. 80 ~ io So: heifers medium 20
cood IS 50ue 2i common So 30 "a : So .
COWS med lum 20 good. 50 73a7 .75. Gamers
and cutters $3.50. huls. good 20 choice
Ngu9 So. common 20 medium So 80 n s. 50
HOGS Receipts. 800. steady. 1901 $50
.hs Sll .s5W ~ IS: iSn-220 lbs Si2 i5a
- rs, 22n-250 lbs, Sll 500 1925. 23O-2s0
lhs SllH II so IOu-1J0 lbs $40 500
IA On. rcuEhs 50 sou 10
SHEEP Receipts 200; steady: choice
lambs Sli u % medium 20 good Sfu
III. common lambs SsHs SO. ewes, s.
rs; weihers 50 5nfi375
CALNES Receipts. 100. steady; good TO
choice. Slt50H Is 81, medium Si1 500
2 81. cuIls ana common. S6.So0p