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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-11
MAsQUE AND WIG

Try-outs for the Masque and
Wig will be held today In Room
lis. Only boys will Be taken
because the quota Of girls II
filled. Miss Nancy Bowman
and several students will be the
judges Of the entries on the b.
sis Of their acting ability.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-11
TEACHERS

Teachers who wish Mr.. q.
Donald Smith to come up to the
school and help make out their
income tax blanks, please mott
fy Mrs. Edward Moore or Miss
Florence Durant today, 20 ar-
rangements can be made.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-11
UIHTITUTR

NU1ITUIB
All teachers are urged to ~
tend the Taxation Institute
which will be held next Satur-
day, February 10, Ut Royal Oak
School. This conference has .
very interesting program and
the program will be Of impor-
lance and interest to everyone
who pays taxes.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-11
MounfCem,ens
High Notes
LOCKERS

LOCKERS
Mr.. McFarlane has requested
the students not to use their
lockers when they attend the
basketball games. The gates
are put up to keep students out
of the corridors and they are not
to climb over them. Last Friday
several locks were broken open
during the game. Students who
destroy school property are liza
BILE to arrest and the full pun
ishment Of the Law. :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-11
SPEECH

Miss Eusenia Stepkowski, Of
the Olga Fricker dancing school
taught the advanced speech class
who are studying personality
rhumba lessons and other steps.
Miss Stepkowslki will teach the
class every Monday from three
70 four. The class enjoyed these
lessons very much.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-11
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-11

NEXT: Ths Special Defense
Tax.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Dow-Jones Bonds

WASHINGTON. May 3t.-Steel
mills. blast furnaces and foundries
in the first four months of 1871
consumed 17.5lS,000 gross tons of
iron and steel scrap. a record
breaking tonnage, compared with
11,669.000 tons melted in the
similar period of 1910. the Insti-
tute of Scrap Iron and Steel, Inc,
Washington. estimates.
This increase of 50 per cent in
the use of scrap compares with a
rise of 49 per cent in the produc-
ton Of steel ingots and 80 per
cent in pig iron. in the manufac-
ture of which scrap is principally
used. Notwithstanding the I'm
precedented requirement for steel,
pig iron, and castings for civilian
defense activities. the scrap "a
support these programs has been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
New York Produce

NEW YORK, May 3f.-GNs)-Eggs
tclnsedp: trade extends holiday; prices
cover mainly last sales; street market dull.
Nearby white specials. 26h q 27c; stand
ards, ASH n 25%c: medium. 24% a Csc :
nearby brown specials. 27c; standards,
Is &c; medium, 2317 d24isc; frsts, 24.c
checks. 22l q 23c: drties. 23kc; Pacific
Coast white Jumbos. 33T35hc: specials,
1914 n 34c: standards. 25ik 25.c; medium.
23is n24ikc New York auction citrus
fruit markets closed Continuation Memorial
Day holidays. Note all prices quoted
throughout these markets are based on the
last actual sales. II no business develops,
prices are the official bid and asked quo
tations. up to the time Of the issuance OF
this report.
Petroleum strong. Crude Pennsylvania,
2, lac BgessSe' x Ioe; Corning lsle
fleece. fine. bright, unwashed Ohio and
Pennsylvania delaines, 43a44c nominal
Domestic pullet AAA. secured basis, si.16
oils. nominal. Domestic Texas choice
secured basis. s1.10T1.Iol4. nominal
Domestic Territory foe staple. secured
basis. Si.0s" LOS. nominal. Hides Oasis
Chicago situation nominaliy unchanged
Native steers. lohc: Colorados 14iic:
branded cows, lsc: butt brands. &c: 1Tght
Cuban. 2 SIC, duty paid. 342c. Puerto
Ricos, SIC; refined sugar steady. Fine
graduated. 4e5c
Beans very steady. Marrow choice Jumbo.
~ pea cnolce. domestic. whole gpeen, 100
pounds. So Red kidney, CHOICE SO. so a
ess; lima. regular $500; lima. baby.
IS. l0Fi SIS. Dried fruits steady. Apricots
choice 10 extra fancy, 12G19hc. Apples.
evaporated choice to extra choice. 7I7hc
Prunes. 30s 10 SOS, California. 5&d7Sc:
prlines. sos 10 sos California 4ArmsKc:
oreeons. 3os 20 sos. So d9xc. Peaches,
choic" 10 extra fancy Ia nec seedless
raisins. 5Re; bleached. fancy. SIC: seed
less raisins. unbleached. 5il d5Sc. Pears.
extra choice 20 choice. 71sc. Dressed
poultry, steady. Chickens. frozen boxes,
q u n 2sizc broilers. fresh: barrels. ala
use. capons. western frozen, 2sT32Hc:
slips. % Csc; fowls. fresh frozen. 21heD
2eizc, Turkeys. fresh. 1s12tc: frozen. 20
snhs Fresh No ] geese. western
frozen. l3T lac. No. ?, 14d15ihc: frozen
No. I. 1s71s5c. Live poultry slow (:
chickens. 20d 2le pullets. % a25c; broiI-
ers, In 22c: fowls, 1s921c. Turkeys, 1917
24e; ROSTERS old, &c. Ducks. 12c. Wis
consin whole milk. fancy American daisies,
held 1929. 2ti, I25sc: held. 1870, 22Il N
23iso: fresh 2o' 21c: Young Americas
held. 1899. 2ias d2s&c; held. 1910. 22& m
fresh. 2iT2lEc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan 2K.in-rnln hu
crts, L, s. No. unless otherwise stated
s125al5o: steele Reds si.25ai.5o
Dos-cslfornia aa,s. lsc2.r- 8.
az IS; fair quality, si.7out.so
iqs si4oa15o. mostly 81 so; Valentines
BETS - Tennessee; bu. bsk,s. 2-doz
BRocc.oLI-Pony er'', 30 bchs Call
cABBAGE-Mi Mississippi: Los RngeIe
crts round type. sl.s50ls IS. mostly Si75
Jumbo 36s and ass sa.25a4 50 sd ass
50 - = rs pony 54s. 50 IS IS: Cali
lorna lmnerial Wy Jumbo SOS and ass
81 rs 2 8 so s'f. ass S3.40a3.65; yer,
few, So pony 54s. S225a275
CARRoTs-Los Angeles orts s-doz
hchs. California, 50 j002s5. mostly 81. rs;
Arizona s2.75; Texas. dor Sass
CELERY Florida. l6-in. crts.' trimmed
s,doz So so; 10 doz.. 81 so a 325; ks
cUcUMBERs-Fied grown bu. bskt,
Texas fancy 81 80 ~ 275; choice. s2T225
Alabama fancy. S2g2.25; choice. sl25q
l.35. large size. 81 Is
Nothing offered
LETTtCE--Los Angeles crates California
\ ''tiN A'V'tiEt o-IoAs -. 5N n 5 10. few
81. fair quality, S3a325. Washington.
roz 81 25; fair quality and condition
- 20 80 Z doz. fair TO generally good
condition 1925.
ONIONS New stock TsxsE 5o-rb
sacks. U s. Commercial, Yellow Psrnu.
das. sn-sacc or more u. s No /, 50,
~ s Commercial Crystal White Wax. gen.
erally good quality and good condition
81 750 Is: Alabama 50-lb sacks l.. s
No. l, Crystal white Wax. S275, Georgia
". 3. No. Yellow Bermudas. s2.s5T3,
jumbo size, s3T3 25; 50-lo. sacks Yellow
POTATOES Old stock: 1OO-lb sack.
W $. No ! unless otherwise stated: Tdshc
Russet Burbanks. 81 s5ft1.e 90. lob. sacks.
Y Z &c; various varieties. Maine. xi75d
] - l5-lb. sacks. asa 2ec Michigan Rus.
SCI Rurais. 81 n o5 Chippewas sii5a
~; Upper Peninsula Green Mountains.
81 80: 15-lh. sacks Green Mountains.
q &c. New stock Alabama lnO-lh sacks.
u ; No. washed Tripmphs, S1sOQ2
mostly 81 90: i0O-lb. sacks L. s No. /.
washed Long Whites, 81 20; Texas 50-Ib
sacks, U s. No. !. washed Trumphs. very
Few sales, 81 IS; California 100-lb, sacks
240
STRAWBERRIES MichfEan loot
crates. Premiers, fair quality and fair
condition. Si.s0d2 25 Missouri 24-qt.
crates, Arenas fair quality. fair condi-
ton, - 40 r. so: ordinary condition, 81
TOMATOES--l0-ib cartons repacks
N.l0 n 30 repack Tugs. 6x6. S2.50G2.75:
Ohio dollhouse. s-lb baskets mediums.
Sl.o5 2 TO- large size, 75c 81; small size,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
About 30 Communities

- For some years Consumers has
been supplying natural gas from
Michigan fields 10 Saginaw. Bay
City. Lansing. Midland. Alma and
about 30 other communities with
Grand Rapids and MuSkegon also
drawing natural gas from Michi-
gan fields. 'firc Supply con-
sidered adequate for further ex-
tension. While the contract with
AMMAN lie contemplates that
Texas gas will be supplied 10 all
communities now receiving manu-
lactured gas service, there is a
proviso that in case Of any sub
stantial increase in the amount of
Michigan natural gas available. a
limit may be put upon delivery OF
Texas gas
The project will require an ex-
pcnditure by Panhandle Of about
100000 and about S2OO0,OO0 by
Consumers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

NEW YoRK-May' 81. Market for con-
per ana other non-ferrous metals on the
final day OF the week were drab AFFAIR
with most interests absent observing the
long weekend Memorial Day holiday
|. Domestic copper continued to be aIlocatsd
by principal primary producers at II cents
pound Connecticut Valley base while
custom smelter price held unchanged at
pound.
Lead demand throughout the week
showed no abatement and ended with
continued large unsatisfed waiting list
Price was firm at SIS cents 70 SEQ cents
a pound delivered New York and $40
cents pound at ST. Louis.
zinc DEALINGS were quiet with supplies
ratloned by important primary sellers at
7.2b cents pound East st. Louis
Export market for copper finished the
T. a. New York FOR foreign metal
quoted by custom smeiter interests and
IL cents pound z a. e. New York,
named BY one large foreign primary pro-
ducer. n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Consumer Power
Seeks Natural
Gas Extension

The Michigan Public Service
Commission will start hearings on
June 10 on application of the Con-
sumers Power Company, a sub
sidiary of Commonwealth and
Southern Corporation, and the
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line
Company TO bring Texas natural
gas to Flint and 65 other Michigan
communities in the territory
served by the Consumers concern.
Consumers Power has con-
tracted with Panhandle Eastern
for sufficient natural gas TO meet
the needs of nearly all the COM
munities that Consumers now
supplies with manufactured gas.
Among these communities are
Flint, Pontiac, Jackson, Kalama-
700, Owosso, Royal Oak. Mt
Clemens, Birmingham, Ferndale
and Marshall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Brings Gas to Detroit

Panhandle is to build pipe lines
connecting Consumers gas dis
tribution arteries with the pipe
line which brings Texas gas 10
Detroit.
In its petition filed with the
commission, Consumers Powc
asked permission 10 serve the &C
communities with natural gas in
stead of manufactured gas. II
asked that a uniform rate be es-
tablished for all the communities
involved. Such rate 10 be tenn
porary in nature and to be subject
10 revision as the business de-
Velops." Consumers further re-
quests permission 10 build a pipe
line 10 a point a few miles west
Of Midland where existing pipe
lines from Michigan natural gas
fields inlnrSect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Use of Iron, Steel Scrap
Sets ALL Time Record

available. it is pointed out by the
institute.
Domestic consumption in April
is placed by the institute at A.
406 900 gross tons, a reduction of
256. 900 tons from March, due TO
the shorter month and the slow
down of blast furnaces caused by
the bituminouS coal strike. In
April 1910. the melt was only
2.5iS.000 tons.
Exports in March. latest month
for which government statistics
are available. totaled only 54.3 1888
gross tons. of which 1904 tons
went 10 the United Kingdom. SAYS
tons TO Canada. 3.261 tons 10
Mexico and 500 tons 10 all other
countries. Scrap exports are
scarcely one-fourth of the volume
OF Q year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Livestock Markets
EAST BUFFALO

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y MAY 81
GNsJ--HOGs-Re 300 market ac-
tive. 1oc 10 l3c over Thursday's average
good and choice fS0.240 rs $40 tC
mostly SOLO and Si0.I5. compared wjh =
week ago general trade 1ac 20 2ac higher
CATTLF-Reesfpis. 100. dry fed steers
and year'rgs weak 90 csc and more
lower. weights above 600 lbs on most
good 20 choice S1Nil2J. most good
yearllngs. $40 2511t; heifers 20 Sl0.IA
grass steers 50 IS. cows and butts. prac'
ideally steady during the week. cutter and
common cows. 50. 50 2 IS. Gamers s. 81
fs 90: weiRhty sausage bulls s. ~
lighter averages. S7n7TS.
CALVES Receipts. none. vea'ers. steady
with week ago. eariy losses recainef good
and choice Sit.50 q ~ common and me
dunn 50 5Offl1
SHEEP Receipts none; old crop lambs
huc ana more lower sgrlngers. scarce ar
ing week. good 20 choice shoru lambs
SaFa IS. Kentucky sprlngers T5-lh av
erage. Si2; native springs. 81 so doN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Foreign Holders
Continue 70 /.
Sell u. 5. Shares

WASHINGTON. May 81. -
Foreigners continued to liquidate
their holdings of United States Sc
curities during February when
sales exceeded purchases by SILL.
266,000 according 10 latest figures
released by the treasury departs
ment.
Heaviest wave Of selling oc-
CURED in the first week of the
month when net liquidation
amounted TO $4,026,000. In that
period, Italian net sales were
heaviest, accounting for $1,44S,-
600 OF the total.
The United Kingdom again was
the leader in activity in Ameri-
can shares during the four-week
period ended February 20. British-
ers sold S1,774000 on balance.
according TO the treasury report.
However, it was pointed out that
only security transactions re-
ported by banks, bankers, brokers
and dealers are computed so that
the British liquidation may have
been even larger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Wheat andCorn
Rally
In Late Deals
international New. Service Wiz.

CHICAGO, May 81. - Wheat
was in fairly active demand in to-
days late dealings, with prices
advancing as much as &c after
erasing earlier losses Of 12c 10 1c.
Last prices were &c TO &C up and
near the high. July, which led the
early decline, closed &c up at
"a hc.
Corn rallied with wheat and fin
ished SIC TO &c up. Soy beans
closed &c 10 &c off after drop
ping as much as &c earlier. Oats
finished &c down to- sc up and
rye &c 10 &c up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

APPLES Delicious. fancy S225 bu;
No. !. 81 5oHl.73; Northern spys. fancy. 81
hu: No 1. SIP so; 10, ?, 7jc = 81 Me
Ir.osh. fancy, SI75a2 gu: No. 1. 81 25D
30 No 2 75caSl steele Reds, fancy.
s175 bu, No. l. $1.25g L5o; No. 2, 5o9
VEGETABLE GREENs-Romslne. ssa
Is bu. escarole. 81 q l.2o bu. sorrell, 30
q soc bu. kale. 50H 75c bu. mustard so
q CSC bu.: turnips, 65d75c; spinach, No. J..
75c aS1: No. 2. 30 n 35c: leaf lettuce, IS .
soc lo-lh. basket, 65 Q 75c bu.; colsrds. No.
HEAD LETUcE-sl2501.75 bu. No. ?,
AsPARAGUs-Fancy casi dog bchs
No. /. so a 75c; No ?. As q soc.
BEE1s-No. l, 75Q soc dog bohs, 400
soc 'bu,
cABBAGE-Green. 81 bu.
cARRoTs-No. ]. 75c 81 bu.; No. 2
40 soc.
CHIVEs-No. /. 500 5c doz bchs.
EGGs-Large Ss9s.50 3O-doz case;
medium. S7.25H775
HoRsERADIsH-No. !, S2.25a275 bu;
KoHLRABI-Sia12s doz bchs.
LEXIS No. /. foTs0c do1 ochs.
ONIONs-Dry. 50 lbs No. :; s5f
90 No. 2 e0cH 81; green, fancy. 45c !:
No i 80 g, =, aoe No. 2 Csc dcz eehs.
PARSLEY ROOT 80 "a 75c bu.
PLANTS Flat: Flower, IS q 75c: vege-
able. so 55c: geranums, 81 2542.50 IA
pot fat; pansies 65cnSl.
POTATOES-No. /, 60G s5c; No. 2. IS
q SOC
PoULTRY-Hens. live. heavy breeds 20
r 22c 10. leghorns, $50 20c. broilers, heavy.
% rise 10. leghorns, l9a2ic 10. ducks.
IS rise.
RADIsHEs-Re Sfa115. No 1. si1
20 dog. behs.; No. ?, 75c' long white,
No. /. 75c.
RHUBARB-o rs Csc dor bchs
.RUTABAGAS-No I. 50 u 75c bu
STRAWBERRIES-Fa S425Q45O;
No. !, 50 50ai 2i-q; crate: No. 2. 50
TOMATOES othouse, No. l. S2lSI3:
No ? 50 AID basket
TURNIPs-No. /, 55Qe5c doz. bohs.;
No ? Csc.
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. /. soc v
81 dOz bchs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Record Day
Holiday Trauel at Peak
on United Air Lines

CHICAGO, May 31-Cnited Air
Lines announced that May g was
the biggest day in the history OF
the air line.
National Defense and holiday
travel brought a record = per
cent ahead OF the same day IN
1910 and 20 per cent ahead Of
July 3, 1910, the previous record
uay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Pulp Prices Steady

NEW YORK. May 3l.-Priccs
on three grades of chemical wood
pulp have been reaffirmed for the
third quarter of 194l by several
leading producers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Detroit Poultry

Market easy. No quotations available
Saturday.
EGGs--Msrket firm: current receipts
Y &C: undergrades 20N al nc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Shorf.Term Funds

British short-term funds in this
country for the four weeks ended
February 26 decreased by $70,.
$4,000 TO 1851, 1865, 900. Canadian
accounts declined S8,785. 900 to
S434.775, 900 at the same time.
Other countries also reduced
their short-term balances here by
SOC, 10000. Swiss accounts de-
clined Sc, iS6, 900 TO S489, sol 900:
Swedish, $6,074,00O to S221.634,-
900: Norwegian, S2,07S,0O0 TO
SAC. 249, 900; Belgian S2,509,0 900
TO S140, 100000, and Finnish, ST.
77200 to S12,343, 900. Smaller de-
creases were shown for other Eu.
ropean countries.
Larger short-term balances were
shown for Mexico. China and
Hongkong. Mexican accounts were
up S3,251 900 to So, 559OOO;
Chinese rose S7,035, 900 to S217.-
532 900. and Hongkong was up
S4,090,000 to S97, 493 900. Argen-
tina and Brazil both showed de-
clines, the Argentine funds drop
ping S14,864, 900 and Brazilian
S10,237,O00.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
N. Y. Bank CIearings
Reduced by Holiday

D NEW YORK May 81. - New
York Clearing House Association
reports clcarings for The fIve-day
week ended May % totaled So
, 027014,639 against S3,277053 S96
IN the previous week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
81 Dividend Voted
By Timken Axle

Timkcn-Dctroit Axle Company
has declared a dividend Of 81,
payable June 20. 10 stock Of rec
ord June 10. A like amount was
paid March 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
EARNINGS

lee Rubber and Tire Company reports
Tor the six months ended April 30. con-
s0idated net profit ~ $3.50. 7ol,, after fed
eral income taxes. etc, equal 60 Sl.e a
share. against S4h6 0qi. or 81. 10 share
FOR the six months ended April 30. 1910.
Pltney- Bowes Postage Meter Company
and wholly owned subsidiaries report for
The year ended March 81. net profit OF
1852 OGi after federal. state and foreign
taxes. etc. equal 20 80 cents a share on
9O6. SOC shares compared with an adjusted
net profit % S5ai 52f, or SO cents share
on SCI, 22s shares in the preceding year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO. May 81 --tTNsl grain
close
WHEaT-No. ! hard, sse, No. hard,
eiiZ ffe5Lzc
CORN-No. mixed. TIC. no
yellow. 73H7ikc: No 2 yellow. 724 n
7ic. 40. yellow. 70 n &c, 40. ( yellow.
p 2 2 &C. No. yellow 70iA NJ 72a.c, No.
white. sec. No. 3 white size No 4
white. soc; sample grade Ga ass u G.
OATS-No. white 3sc. No white
36ls g57ci No. white, 3sh n 80 nc;
heavy. 3sac No. I red. heavy 37Lc:
sample grade, mixed. heavy. 3illc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Montreal Silver

MONTREAL Nav 3i--The silver mar.
ket closed quiet and unchanged. with June
81 IS bid
No transactions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Nazis Sell Million

Germany sold S1,054,000 OF
American securities on balance In
February, with virtually all OF
the transactions concentrated in
the last week of the month. In the
same week. the Swiss bought
heavily TO show net purchases OF
SLIP 900 which were more than
offset in other weeks to make
Switzerland a seller on balance
by S1,29S, 900 for the whole month.
Latin Americans also were
among the groups liquidating
holdings of United States securi-
ties In the week ended February
II, they sold S1,133,000 on bal
ance and for the four weeks had
net sales reported of So $4,000.
There were heavy Withdrawals
Of funds from the United States
by most foreign countries In Feb
ruary. resulting in a net capital
outflow of S104, 341 900 in the
four-week period. This is in con-
trast to the preceding four weeks,
ended January %, when there was
net capital inflow of S21 1896. 900.
], January there also We're large
Withdrawals, but they were more
than counterbalanced by increases
in British deDOSifS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
WINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG May 81. - CINs) -- whea,
futures finished unchanged today and oats
y 70 nc up.
WHEAT May. 75Bc SALES; July. 77hc
sales
oArs=May- 2zzac-Iulx. 3sIAc: October.
34i.c.
-BARLEY=May. s1Ae; July, 4s% a
fsAc; October, 45hc
RYE-May, 57%c bid: July, $50; octo.
Der. 54hc bid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Toronto Stocks

Quotation. supplied by Bongard 4 Co,
Windsor. Prices in cents. Closing quo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Detroit Stock EXCHANGE
1911 Range

Total sales including odd lots, 1863 Shares
In
o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
CHICAGO

CHICAGO
CHICAGO, May .-UNS)-BUTTER-
Receipts. % SIP tubs: market closed
EGGs-Receipts. 50. 723 cases, market
ciuEpd
CHEEsE-Twins. 1e1IeLc daisies
prints ana longhorns 1915 10 c.
LIVE POULTRY-Cl Closed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

NEW YORK. May 31.--Ths 10 a bid and
ask market and the actual sale of secure
ties is often subject to negotiations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO. o May 81. - (INs) Cash
grain On track.
WHEAT No. ? red. e4il as5i4c.
CORN No yellow. 1874 n re
OATS-No. white, 3sa3slsc
SOY BEANS-No. yellow. s. % n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Pltnsy- Rowe, Postage Meter Company
A WEEK IN THE MARKET

NEW YORK May 31.-The following table shows the
Exchange each day this week:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

In predicting more state activity
in default of sufficiently active
private enterprise, Doctor johnson
begs the question as 10 why pri-
vate activity may prove made
quate.
Apparently Doctor Johnson has
not made allowance in his fore
cast for the fact that when gov
eminent transfers part of the in
come of citizens to bureaucrats
through taxation, it correspond
ingly deprives the individual OF his
capacity TO employ others through
buying the goods and services they
create.
Another thoughtful American,
in private discussion, took a dia-
metrically opposite view from that
expressed by Doctor Johnson, and
predicted that after the economic
chaos of war Americans would re-
examine their historical expert
ence and again cultivate the free
enterprise system.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Parke, Davis
Profit Steady

Parke, Davis & Co. and its sub
salaries report for the nine
months ended September 30 net
profit of $6,055, 459, after depreci-
alton, provision of $4.817, 1000 for
United States and foreign income
and excess profits taxes, adjust
ment of reserve totaling $347, 600
for profits not received from for
eign countries, etc, equal TO 81 %
a share on 1896, 1853 shares of
capital stock.
This compares with a revised
net profit of $6,050,249 or S1.23 a
share in the first nine months of
1910, for which period tax pro-
visions amounted to 2,531, 1S2 and
adjustment in foreign profit ac-
count of $87, 900.
For the II months ended Sep
TENDER 30 last consolidated net
profit was 1912, 1913 or S1.67 a
share, after provision of $780,
818 for taxes and adjustment of
100000 in foreign profit account.
Net profit for the IL months ended
Sept. 80, 1910. was $8,197,S74 OF
$1.67 a share after tax deductions
of $3,062,211 and foreign profit
adjustments of $87, 900.
Provision for United States eX-
cess profit taxes for the 1871 nine
month period approximated ST.
100000, against only $4,000 a
wear ago.