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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
Respond WorthiIy

Has not every class responded
worthily to the sounding of
war? Has not every class dem
onStrated readiness accept
sacrifices?
Note, for examples:
How the women OF America
have sprung 10 service They
are periodically volunteering
for any and every kind of help
full work.
Organized labor has become
notably less belligcrent. No
strike pledges have been largely
kept.
Corporations capable Of large
scale way production have read
lily Subordinatcd their normal
operations 10 about war aCtivi-
ties. Not one instance is on rec
ord of any business organization
having baked at undertaking
whatever Washington has re-
qucSted. Motor companies. tire
manufacturers, steel corpora
tons, copper and aluminium and
other metal concerns have un-
hCSitatingly diverted their all 10
Tho national cause, as have al
other types Of business fitted 10
contribute TO winning the war.
Retail merchants all over the
contincnt have most commcnda-
bly, striven TO prevent avoidable
initiation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
Re action Tells

Came Pearl Harbor.
How have the American peo-
pie reacted?
Nobly.
Have we not accepted govern
mental restrictions, curbs, de-
privations without a whimper?
Dear 10 the heart of the
American family is its automo-
bile. yet no howl has been
raised over banning of car and
tire purchases.
No protest has been raised
against ratiOning of sugar,
against abolition Of silk hosiery,
a ainSt restrictions on the
manufacturing and obtaining of
cherished household appliances,
against other curbS imposed on
our normal way Of living.
Is ii not to our credit rather
than 10 our -discredit-that-we
have stayed complacent in face
of increased taxes and of far
greater increases 10 come?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
Ldkey 10 Make
Steel Castings

Lakcy Foundry and Machine
Company has completed arrange
mentS with the Defense Plant Cor
poration for converting one Of the
company'S two iron foundricS 20
the production Of steel castings.
The other foundry will continue 10
produce gray iron castings, al
though demand for such items has
dropped sharply with curtailment
of automotive. washing machine
and refrigeration industries.
Entry into the steel casting field
sh Guild materially strengthen
Lakey'S position during the war
emergency.
lnaSmuch as arrangements have
Just been completed for entry into
the steel casting field. it is not 10
be- expected that such business will
be iavorably reflected in the earn
ingS until later in the current
fiscal year. which ends October 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
NENIERS LOSE GAIN

CALVES Weeks salatle receipts $50
Netrrs opened strong 10 50 cents higher
out later |ost '1s moderate gam The
weeks early t0p was Sla.3o. but the
closing Lmr fell back 20 sl5. which took
n most good 70 choice grades Common
and medium veslers ranged ftom $40. 80
q -. with a fcw cuUs $40 down
HOGS-Week's saishle receipts. 5000
Swine prices climbed 70 the highest Level
n more than four years Locally butchers
scaling above ls0 lbs closed s5c higher
Than asst week Thursday, lighter weights.
1'c . ~ Gp soVs and stays 80 &c
higher Closing trade was ~ The week s
hest Lowell when good 10 choice $50 260-lh
butchers huEcd az Sl2 $50 - - some
sorted isr-2'r-.h. averages made S22 S.
and smpu Killers paid the ox'rome top of
Sl2 ~ f0r few selected butchers Mos,
1e0-a5O'N butchers soid late ~ So 25 n
l. as; 3.H-tt0-lh. hcavirs. Sl2 O5q i2 Is
Around 1fnITo 70 Fights closed AZ sl2p
'olh. piss was 81 50 S0Ws bulked
late a, $40 75HlI.25 with most stays
CLEANSING hands a, $40 .
SHEEP Weeks salahle receipts. $3.50
:. ghi receipts failed 20 stimulate demand
f1r slaughter iomhs. shippers bought spar
the prir ips. outlet Prices worked lover
.,r me initial session and although there
VAS some Subsequent strength In the mar
ke' closing values were s'iN - II 35~ under
'ast T"rslaN Tnn weeks hulk ~ good
20 choice fed native and western lamh7
vas 80 2jH'?.f0 fo- lamns scaling VI
10 ~ rs TIE closing and weeks too
.g'00t ~ SO 81 on too siIcshie lots ~
81 Ssh fed natives Mixed grade MEDIUM
70 good lambs turned ~ Sil 7S0 n the
e--s ~ So Cull % common lisht lambs
vureaf u0evenIv from e. sou - Sh"eU
hold f'eedv choice slaughter ewes sellins
~ 70 s. 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
Most Trying Test

The young manhood Of Amer
lea have embraced the draft I'M
cOmplainlngly.
The most trying test Of tho
mettlc of American fighters has
been staged in the Philippines.
Could anything be more praise
worthy, more heroic, more con-
elusive Of the grit. bravery. en-
durancc of American soldiers
than the achievements Of Cen
eral Macarthur Overwhelmingly
oulnumbercd band in the Philip
pines?
Investigation at Pearl Iarbor
revealed that mon and officers
there displayed shining valor.
What CharacteriZeS us today
is not condemnatory compla-
Cency but Commcndable conf
dence that neither the blood
thirsty Hitler nor the treacher-
Gus mlkado can undermine US.
Copyright, 1882, by c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
New Classes Planned

General Motors Institute In
Flint is planning new class IN
cooperative industrial and prod
uct engineering which will open
IN March. One section will start
academic training while a sec
ond viii begin a work period in
the plants. according TO Direc-
tor Albert Sobey.
Mld-year high school grad
yates should apply Immediately
10 the Institute. Preference will
be given those from cities in
which there are General Motors
plants.
The Institute has been the
training agency of General
Motors for % years, has a fac
ulty of rs members and has
trained more than 80 600
workers and supervisors The
position Which the Institute
holds in the war production
program was typified recently
when il was referred to as the
West Point of the General
Motors arsenal"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
About 900 Acres Planted in Diversified Crops

Commenting the competition between specialized
diversified farming in Hawaii. the Concluded
ABOUT one thousand OF and pineapple
bcen planted diversified
beans and others, which
islands selfustainng Much thought
reced to this end.
From the work done thus far. appears that
feasible to import
required by the islands 1t is the wiser
Many factors enter into this diversified
Hawaii require
Ing of and pineapple, already
diult The soil OF the islands has pccuaics
number OF items which be produced
The problem OF control
basic which
succunb quickly here unless costly
"Al In all II %
the islands to continue to produce the
ne produced continue relying
foodstus Ii the situation should change expensive
hut essential production of diversified large
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
-BlN a BOmbcr-
i. :. Rubber Net
S4.G5 a Share

United States Rubber Company
and its subsidiaries for l9il re-
ports n net profit of Sl3.662 65S
after SIS 500. 04i provision for fed
eral and foreign income and OK
ec>S profits taxes and 81 10000
reserve for war losses or Sass a
common share against a net profit
of Sl1125,2il or 50 81 on the COM
mon after S6,531593 tax provision
in 1910.
The spread Of war 10 the rubber
growing plantations of the United
States Rubber Company was re-
SponSible for A charge Of Si,400,-
600, against earnings in 1911. This
ar'cunt WINS sct UP As rcsoIN g
TO- euUstcj war loses which
my have o"rt'"yod on the cor
pgnt p oprrl9s in Na'aIa IN
cSport operations in the Philip
pines and elsewhere In the Ear
East.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
BUSINESS
/ M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Hawaiian Industry
Hard Hit by War
After Pearl Harbor. what?

From contacts Honolulu sought
IN the way Of life the Hawaiian Islands japanese
attack
land
And iR-the field of agriculture, which chief
occupation significant wartime experiment being
IN substituting TO degree farming the
stands usual preoccupaton with growing and pineapple
me experimental shift general farming designed de-
einne the cost and feasibility of making the islands SeliSu
ccnt respect foodStun which ordinarily
measure imported from the mainland
Tentative observations the agricultural departures
convince economic leaders islands that normal
aHaon in sugar and pncapcS economically sound Neither
he condition Of the soil labor
ducvc diversified agriculture which, however pursued
Tor the duration for staegic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
Romney TO Speak

George Romney. managing
rector of the Automotive
Council on War Production, will
address the Detroit section of
the Society of Automotive En-
GineerS on Monday night at the
Hotel Statler. Romney'S sub
ject VIII he the "Automotive
War Production Timetable"
In addition, The Gun" an
official sound movie of the
British Admiralty with actual
scenes at sea, will be shown.
The film shows the Ocrlikon
antl-aircraft guns. which are
also being produced in auto
factories here, in action II viii
be accompanied by a common
tary by Edward Murrow, re-
porter who was in London until
recently.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06

Today, the French auto industry
is turning IS per cent of It's output
over 10 the Germans.
And this is only one country.
United States. 20 win this war,
VIII have 70 out-producn the whole
of Europe II can he done: but, as
Pierre HUsS said, j can't be done
by a complacent people.
Leaving tho luncheon. We ran
into Lyall MART, former internal
revenue ace. who has turned "a
private practice Lyall's starting
another class in taxation AZ Wayne
University. II begins Monday night
and Will run from I to9.
Cy King, manager Of the De-
ttroit office Of Merrill. Lynch
Pierce. Fcnnor e Bcane. is at the
New York office for a visit
Noble Travis, who has been bus,
publicillrg "kroW Your Bank
Nnk,' took time orr 10 hoal
lIuss h'so ~ the crowd at
The Beavers lunch I spotted JAY
Runk'c NJ CtoWlcy-Milner Atty
Clifford B LonClcy insurance man
Lou Loppor, Atty W. r. Middleton
with banker J. r. Verhelle. and OF
course Nell McGinn was host "a
Nhe retail store advertising eXecu.
tlvcS Teen there was Sid
C1rv rll Of c. + SIr3ly and n.
co-vo '.-r Ci,G I~N0o. Cc3r.1
r.r -1 ga =. r. ~ tseo 1r u
J. ! 'r' ara h|"ur .cN~ar
and William DoHHoy Of Knec'
Drug II was A record turn
out. al right.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
Serious Disruptions in Pineapple Industry

t0pnoich n H0n0WI interests
across the entire fabric Of the islands,
TO this column. relates
THE placing Hawaiian Islands n
Ing profoundly all island Military requirements
do
cooperation military
Some retail and wholesale dealing
having curtal
applies also to number of firms dealing commodities
whole OF which being COmmandecrcd
Turning the agricultural
There serious descriptions pineapple
industries manstays the
outlook Is endeavoring keep
these industries
this outpost Of national defense
land.
ut that the mainland to absorb all
the and pineapple the islands produce,
Quota restrictions he
relate chiefly to production and pineapple
been devoted other
equipment has
nhing labor projects extent that they
unable to harvesting operations. long
condition may continue is uncertain"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
Ndsh-Ke|Vinator
Nets SSS5,153
In First Period
Over a Million p
Set Aside for Taxes; -
Pay I2l/7-Cent Dividend

Observation-Disclosures Corporation for
the three months ended Dec. 81,
1941, the first quarter of its fiscal
year. reports a profit of $685., 1873,
after provision for normal and eX-
cess profits taxes amounting to
81, l50, 600. This compares with
profit of $4,000 for the similar
quarter Of 1910. This is an interim
report and is subject TO year-end
adjustments and 10 a more COM
.plctc appraisal Of the effect of the
cessation Of the manufacture Of
'civlian automobiles. ii was said.
In recent weeks. it was an
nounced, the corporation has been
assigned large additional manufac-
turing tasks for war materials,
which when in production will pro-
vide employment for all its en-.
ployeS in their own home cities
and require additional employment
at now plants 10 be built for and
financed by the government. Pres
cnt indications are that the war
projects Will require annual pro-
lductiOn Of more than twice the
largest peacetimc production OF
the corporation. Manufacture OF
passenger cars ceased Jan. 81.
1912. and there Will be an interval
for conversion of plants and pro-
lcuremcnt of machine tools before
volume on war tasks can he ex.
Ipectod 10 reach its maximum.
Directors at the meeting on
February ; reelected all officers,
the announcement stated. They
also declared a dividend Of 1914
cents per share payable March u,
TO stockholders Of record March 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06

APPLEs-Melnto,h fsncy 81 eu n
err sPys. fancy s2a2 so ~ Grsertres
Jonathan. fancy. 50 bu No !. 81 asa
50 b. No 2. 81 bu Delicious. fancy
81 Is bu No s. 5oT2 ~ ~ .
aoe eu SHOWS No. /. slgl so eu; No
sEETs-No !. so175c bu, No :
cABPAcE-No / 7scaN hu No 2
20 SOC red ~ ! Nli go ou "
ctERoTs-No :. soc Al 10 eo NJ {:
cELEEY so ,oa5oc doz bunehes
busss
Gerry ctssAGE-No ! uai 80 su
DGGs-.Latts SO 5ogll 50 3o-fot ca,'
HORSE PhblsH F.nr, s. eu No !
" d 40 3 G BIZ. ~ 49, !, q ~ ,.a
PARsLEY ROOT ->1 N7i'o. 81
p,rzS.rs 70 s5i2s -4 So :
PoTAToEs-Fsrey N9s ta. So =
s. lFr' $50 CO. e.
PouLTRy A%D Ho57 Esrs ys s'sy,
breed Q. p 30 i- .fErrfrs - % -f. Hr..
ers. h,svy :t116- is t-o.srs .esa.r-s
Isq?oe 10 ho'' MEDIUM drss's1 70 {.
PUMPKINS + 4ossoe t..
RA5isBEs R.1 ho,salse - sl1
s'I So f21.n s3nes" ,o-7., e-,- ,r-,-,.
pFTAPAgAS-"r B. -u. b..
RHtBtRP -Ho'rslse tsnr, e1r-s- r.
70 boa choice, 2ae s.ib brs 'rs.. t
dorm huuChsf
-sacAsH II .s','
"a IT, 1,,' 80. II.
Rgros- Yer. s. r. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
WIZ WARD SCHULZ

through France right now and tho
Germans have sci up exhibitions at
the fairs al Marseilles, Bordeaux,
Toulouse and Lyons.
Z And they re getting results
Reports are that over 5000
F1cnra i1"'o"IeS are now turning
o.' io" Germany Nnc1
faC .ID'nc'an~n 10 prod t
n lfe GeTU-anS lc' fAo
FrUaH 'Hn out CIVILIAN gco's.
thl, relieving their own factories
FOR armament production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
Hog Price
Scars
New High

Swine prices locally and at
other Midwestcrn markets ad-
vanced sharply this week to reach
the highest point in over four
years. Slaughter steers and she
stock advanced fully % cents.
with some medium grade steers
as much as 80 cents up. Vealer
prices were little changed during
the week, while fat lambs failed
TO regain carly losses.
CATTLE Weeks s1Iahle receIp,s ? $50
Partial strike conditions disr,ip,ed norma
Fai" - certain extent. but a, ,hs,
i''e.i's pt ist'ly heavier Than las,
-"--0 a0a the yards WpTa Vel cleared az
AT Ce- rs as Vie fog--dav trading period
crew 10 close Slaughter steers and
ne '.s gained tally - cents from LAST
week close with instances 30 cents un
PitNcIhtl' on luuctWcen or medium,
grade steers COWS advanced funny %
GEMS VINE demand FOR bulls proved er-
ratc and prices uicvenly steady 20 Is
Genus .'Ner Than last week = close Dressed
.b''i markets. showed symptoms ~ recov-
euns which put a firm prop under the
marh'' for I've steers along with cows
and hafcr7.
Uniformly poof e50.i 075Ib. steers
earned SO 20 1880 latter price TOD Tor
no "ec6 Mrl -raIr medium 70 good
fcd s'c"ts s'.lrt around J 100 los down
turned a. N'i.7'" - medium shor'tefs
M lrlr So rN 200 and common killers
& 81 q -. cora. ..a---t4-+s-sold Iavgely
from - - 10 -. two loads around i2s-
10 AVERAGES ~ the latter price Mos,
htitrs were common 20 medium offerings
AZ $ 90 30. bat few medium To good
het' weight mixed steers and hefers
brought 81 30 Medium n good beef
cows hslksd a. Ss25Us75. Gamers and
cutters sod largely within Ssds limits
WIN fcw thin gh' Gamers down 70
- 20 or'F strictly good sausage bulls
r'a hef SO 'f most "eignty g,nds a7t9
10, v''N 'H~~I." - medium Offering
'ar-o.T IS. fn N"dD~1 20 rood feeder
steers V.g' ha.. - tie caun'r, IN Price
errc1s pf e1rli
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
On the Business Front

ATTENDED TIE DAG "Pea-
NorS luncheon yesterday a. the
guest Of Milton n. Meier, and The
feature attracuon-aSlde from the
swimmers was Pierre HuSS. an
ms writer VINO was IN Berlin until
last iaIL
Mr.. HuSs was a smash hit and
every ono I overheard was out
spoken IN their praise stating that
fNIS> was iar-and. away the hest
70 fGc business end of this column.
Il-s SAID fatty that the one thing
that could beat the United States
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
Change Name Of Plan

The war has popularized the
use Of initials for cumbersome
names but at the same time 1t
has forced Commercial Credit
Corporation 10 discard one of
its pet names. Two years ago
il started its automobile recon-
ditiouing plan, which was short
ened TO ARP.
But along came the war and
made ARP the symbol for Air
Raid Precaution. SO 10 avoid
confusion tho pany has
changed the name to car repair
plan with some changes in the
details of the time payments on
car repairs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
buy Bomber-
S336,793 Net Profit
For SOFTEN Dillon

SCotten Dillon Company reports
for the year ended Dec 81, 1911.
a net income Of 1896 193 after fed
cral income taxes, etc. equal "a
SLIP a share on 100000 shares
against $685., 500 or Sl19 a share
in 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
Stocks Show
Mixed Trend

NEW YORK Feb. s INSl.-
The stock market continued irree-
ular and dull in initial dealings
today with leaders holding fraa.
tons 10 either side of last nights
Closing levels Trading was hight.
a number EFF representative
issues were unchanged. including
ChrN >lcr, General Motors. L. S.
Rubber Westinghouse Electric. In
tcrna'!Onal Harvester. Southern
Pacific Standard OIL Of New Jer-
Soy TcNaS Company and Conti-
mental Can
Fractional declines we're in
CURED by Bethlehem. l.. s. Steel.
PhclpS-DOdgc, General Electric.
pennsylvania Railroad American
Car and Foundry, and United Air
craft.
American Smelling. Kcnnccott,
Allied Chemical Union Pacific.
American Can and Lows were
a shade higher.
CHICAGO. Feb. s INS).-
Wheat futures started unchanged
taIsC OF today. corn &c 10 &c
down and oats sc 10 &C lower.
WIiEATzzMay, S1299s ql291a;
July, Sl3l.
CORN May. 81; July, ssxc:
September. gOa.c
OATS MAY. 57i2c: July 56&c:
Sept wbCr. rs &C.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
Auto
Graphs
Cadillac Gets WPB
'Reprieve TO Build
Ambulance Chassis
BY SILER FREEMAN

Cadillac which closed peace
time production Of passenger
cars Wednesday, has received a
slight repricpc from the War
Predictions Board. Cadillac late
yesterday was authorized 10 pro-
tace 10 ambulance chassis
which are 10 be distributed TO
the builders Of ambulance bodies.
Tho 7l9 viii be in addition 10
CadlIlaC.S January quota and
Viii keep that division OF Cen
oral Motors operating until the
dcadlinc for all passenger car
production on February 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
Nat Steel $ 1941
Profit Il Million

PITTSBURGH, Feb 6 GNS).-
National Steel Corporation today
reported net earnings for 1911 Of
Sl71O2350, equal 10 $775 per
share on 2205,666 shares of capt.
tai stock, NAs against 1910 net
earnings of S15,O66, $40. or S6.S3
on 2,201667 shares.
Fourth quarter earnings in 1871
were N1S0,07S, compared with
S4,225,2l2 in the final quarter of
1910. Chairman f.. r. Weir an
nounccd that 81 per cent of Ma
tional StecIS production now is
applied directly or indirectly 10
the war program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06

Sew YORK an vhr'csa'" rcrf'-~0n7 r'e'al
o"..-t,r0s r1nr'ted ~ Federated Neials
DIVISION Detroit Spot % per cent IN
y r'.naIt $eN YORK 80 'v'ir' Tin. ~.
t,ve --aHe COPPER delivered Midwest. l..
0 .-r'-,.ytIc spo' sne''cr 10 r1,'i0E cop
pe~ 111f - Louis lead g. 3'. 81 Louis
ZINC s2S New York antimory II, virgin
aluminium. 1jc.
COPPER sales. g eii tons zinc, Anaconda
wire Increasing elcr'roi''tc capacity ~ Oou
tons per year General cable advances
wea'herproof wire ~ cents to l. 80 a
pound less car irts base
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
--BuN q BOMBER
Detroit Produce

APPLES N.e.rs- lr.p.- r-,,,. ~ q
80 rr a. zee. f''s' ". ?.
Mri..arn v-j p,.r.1... s. -o,,i "a
s1rtErrr l..s g. Fl - e.. -
81 s0ui e. Writer Banana, g. 1oaI!
HIbpar1. stone 81 zl.l o. Golden n q
BEASs p7ar'te b.. ss1' r.@.h' s,, ~;
Valentines best. 81 50qi75. ordinary "a
fair Sg.-5ut
CABBAGE -O3 stock New York So-lh.
sacks Danish. 81. fair condition. 75a s5c,
POUND rpe 81 -, IeNas. Los Angeles
crates round ttr" s. in' mostly g. 10
80. ''1f' y 40 l@i = crates,
St."'. - ', ''' - crates Ied capohss-
,rt,,.,lS@ I'
.'i'I',. - Jos Nn- 'e' 'ra'"s h-d"Z.
u."' Ny..l ''. 'ani.fn,a.
Nt'' A's Angeles
c,ttpy c,.,,. H.. ,,.,,.-
49, -. d W. g,
s. 20 5s' far 81 io ioz ss%a ~:
-, 80. ,t,.'.., -, b.,r,
5ax 81 C''I.f'rr'',' '.ih r-a,ss P PasI
81 - sr.'t4f .tst.stt do1 xfa5
CAriIFt.owFR ranv crates Calfor-
mia rs ana I8rscr. 81 ~ - 81. mostly
IErTTcE Los Arsslss crates Iceberg
s27s B. ,a.r 81 % a., s. 1913. or,
dlnar -o fair 50 - 80
LEAF LETTUCE Fo'holsc lob bss-
kcts. ono ard M.caigan soc
C<ftS. II-it SACKS r s S1 !. Sweet
spanish 3tnrh and arscr IDAHO, 81 So:
Colorado. s. IS $50. ttah. fair 81 IS;
Michigan o. $ 10 YcloWs. so.soT.
2-inCh and large - 10 q 20, mostly 81 20
121S 25ib. SACKS. White Boilers, few
sales 81
POTATOES lno-in SACKS Idaho, Russt
Rurnank'. L No unwashed S3,2a;
10Th sacks. IS - 3sc, Maine. =. No.
/ Chippe"as ana kaiahdirs loo-lo. sacks.
- 90 80. mostly - 50 ~ - 5o-lb.
paper sack ~ 25H %. i5-ih paper sacks.
81 . ioc: Ne" i@,s l'''n paner sacss =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
Silver-Buying
Fine Example Of
Social Planning
First lesson Drawn
in Attack on Policy
by Mr.. Moreen'hau
BY LEMIS HANEY

Professor ~ Economics. y. !, University
Il seems 10 re that tho first
lesson 20 draw from the spectacle
Of Mr. Morcenthau attacking the
silver.huying policy * the urc"r-
talny that so-callcd social PLAN
ming VII ever bring any security
against mistakes waste and class
determination
In the Siivcr.bGyinC program
deliberately adopted by tho PrcSi-
dent of the United states and his
advisers We have a fne example
OF what social planners can do
There sre now in the treasury
ll43,OOO 600 ounces Of silver. OK
Guiding coined silver dollars
Against these many tons Of the
metal there are outstanding ST.
9i7lO7S2S in silver certificates
which We may use as money.
For these tons Of silver, our
government has paid fancy prices
far in excess az their market
value now only about IS cents an
ounce, II is still doing 50, tins be-
ing required by a law which the
administration has retained on the
statute books.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
n Ennlhcr-

rfonp'on Pulp and Faprr Company,
Ia ar Wholly owned subsidiaries for ths
YEAR ended Dec 81 1871. had net profit
- Ss32 7ts after income ard excess profrs
taxes, equal 20 us a share on 400. noo
share a-aingt S62g i5t. or 81 ~ a share
in 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
buy a Bomber

Investment Company az America reports
= nc' asset value per common share as If
January 81, With securities owned adj
lustcd 10 market pr'ces was SIG 50 THIS
compares with Sl62 - on December 81,
last and ST. IS on Jan 81 lati