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FOR REDUCTION IN Auvnuu.
bile bodily injury rates. 500 -,
Insurance is the only cunmod,,y
with lower price trend. m,,r,rn,
Department. Citizens Rauk .,.J
'"H' >o'''p"hS' 1T
ASK US ABOUT FURTHER NJ
auctions III automobile llsbjl,,v -,
surance. Gates Insurance Apr,r,.
Phun 800 81,
LOST. a PAIR OF COLL EI,-
glasses with ccllul"rd ON ear ,rJ
black broken "n lid If fourL
pleas" return and receive Sl,U"r,
ward William Kick. SOB l.u,rr.
street
JUST RECEIVED SIIIpAlENT 81,
new living room and bedroom
suites. alsc breakfast room .ur.r,
Kitchen cabinets and utility rt1r
nets Look them over before va,
buy. II. +. Saticrwhitc & Sun.
near Fire Station, phone IiGI
-,
N AG AZINt. SUBSCRIpTIpy,
make welcome Christina, prr.oYr,
We have many Special CIT Offer.
LIFE year $3.50. each add.,iu,,.,
Gii' subscription $3.50. liunIrr.,.
Book Co. -.
SlMpND'S REST GRADE rHG,-
cut saws. maulS. wcdgcs. ave- zane,
handles At "l'h" Place of Values.
Alex S. Watkins. -,
OLD SHOES ARE HETTER VIZ
have large stock of tho i,rr,,
qualify material Plenty lr!hf-.
heels and s"lcS. Phone "a W. 81.
Tor and deliver. GriSsrm's Shoe
Shop. lo-r
PENCILS WITH YOUR NAME IN
printed make ideal Gift. PLACE
your orders early. Affords rr.n,
ing and Office Supply Co. 2r-'
BUY y NEW LAWN MOWER Fpr
Christmas. Just received The fines,
'n"wcrs we've ever had. So, ,s"u,
Alex S. Watkins. rf-,,
WANTED SMALL. BOY'S SECOND
hand bicycle. Address "Bicvcle"
care Dispatch. lQ-%'
WE WILL BE GLAD To ASSIST
you IN preparing your application
i": ncw tire or rcCapS. We ar"
also III position 10 help ypu with
Y"'r tire inspection IicuG"r-p"
NIIcdn!Ainc Co. 3-tr
FARMER WITH ~ YEARS EX
pcrlcuCC wants lob ns farm -r.,r,
g. 4. .
John StcGall. Ruut" :. Eicudrr~pr
AT Townsville. g-2',
JUST RECEIVED \ VAN FT.II.
of roll roofing Extra heavy .r"c,
slate roofing AIcx s Wu.ai.,
Hit
KEEP FIT WITH THE BEST N
fancy groceries. quality western
/ meats. fresh fruits and vegetable,
from Herbert Yrllrv Front
ph"n" $50 for free delivery .! :!
HRl''G YprR JUNK IRON AND
metals. We want :" buy II Amer
lra u""c, II fnr SHIPS. tanks. ,la.c.
/ and other var Uses. Henderson
Junk Co. iG-t;
! Convertible Cnupr, rcnuIn" Ing,h
~ upholstery. S495 nU. 1910 Odds
ni'h'Ir own ,rdan; looks and r"a,
u'cd c,r! ~, ,. J' ~, '.,' co. 81 E,''
"''' '"'i''l N'o''f '". ~
y FIG STOCK OF WINDDW GAS,
IN all the rrp,Il;r -r,r, pr,... -.
Alex = Watkins +, -.
r YOU ARE GGINC; Tp PAINT
don't force, Vita var IL ,I. nc .
We, the lpwcs, ry,rcJ ,..o. ..
/ token Thinner R,nf,rn 90 2r.r.
.-.-- -.--0'. ...-
BUY YOUR OLGA STDkER co.,.
- II q F,lknCr md Son. Pho, .
100 &'l
spark plug. and anti freeze Nl.-
Il b. sr..H
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

DETROIT
CATTLF- Receipts 2 600; dry Ion cattle
very scarce grassers predomnsting
with general quality medium and he
low; slaughter steers and she stock 1Leu-
ing moderately active steady 10 CSC
higher, feshy grass and medium grade
feS steers show most strength. bulls slow.
about steady; several lots medium 10 low
good fed steers scaling around l.075 lbs
down sold Sl3 2SV IL IS, including mixed
yearlings al xi3.7bHi -, two loads Ken
lucky grass steers &l3, moderately sorted,
two loads lightweight southwest mixed
steers and heifers All. iQuil. IS common
10 medium native grass steers, $40 23n -
common 10 medium grass heifers SA1
IL so most grass beer COWS, 50 so % 10 so
cutters mainly y7H9 20, common 10 me
dunn bulls, Ssmil 20, practical top on
good bulls Sil 20
CALVES Receipts. 600: m1rtet az.
tive yealers stfonE 20 5Oc higher Bulk
good and choice grades, SIS so, few 90
ST. common and medium. Si2 50nl5 80.
Receipts ] $50 market steady
n 10 cents higher Butchers 2i0 lbs up
show me advance Bulk leo-2i0.ib killers.
Sf 90 IS. numerous lots lSO.2i0-lh aver
axes 20 small killers. Si5Hi IS SO. 2i0-
800 IDS So h5p "A So, extreme heAvies
down 90 Si4t5. Bulk tows. &l3u IA, 30
best light weights. Sl3T
SHEEP Receipts, 500, market scat
tered early sales sprine lambs soc higher
sheen steady ~ last weeks sharp uj-
vance Package good 20 ch0ice 7S-ln ma
tive sprinEers Xl5. medium 81 Is 10
weights Sl3nIf Few common throw
outs Sil, slaughter ewes 81 down
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11
DIESEL
Profits Drop

Deisel-Wemmer-Gilbert Corpora
ton reports for the quarter ended
June 30 a net profit of S53.773
after provision of S5Q,50O for an
ticipated federal normal income
taxes. no provision for possible
excess profit tax being necessary.
This is equal 10 % cents share
on 190,7Sl shares Of common
This compares with net profit
of S120, 766 or 63 cents a share
for the June quarters last year,
after providing S54, 900 for federal
taxes and S72,07S or 3S cents a
share for quarter ended March 81,
1912.
For the six months ended June
80. net profit was Sl25,S52 or Sc
cents a share after provision OF
S129.500 for federal normal in
come tax against net profit OF
S204. 447 or S1.07 n share. after
provision of SOL 900 federal tax for
the first six months last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11
MARX E S
Auto
Graphs
Obsolete Pianos
Pointed Out as
Scrap Metal Source
Nv SILER FREEMAN

Scrap metal rs where YOU find
n and it hos turned up in some
of the qucerest places While
YOU arc cycling those furnace
CRATES fireplace fixtures and the
old ialopy JUNIOR used 10 rattle
around in. YOU might take a
glance a. the old piano IN the
recreation room or showed into
"a corner OF The attic
According to George r. Gala
han. manager Of the Wurlitzcr
Company here, America mas a
hidden StoCkpllC Of more than
billion pounds of metal IN it's
obsolete pianos
According To recent SUR
Vey there are more than $780,
600 pianos i'm this country that
are over 20 years old and may
be obsolete because Of style or
tone" Callahan said Most of
these pianos are stored In base
mentS or attics and are dust
eycsOreS. Scrapping
them I'm the interest of victory
would mean little sacrifice on
the part of the owners"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11
Foreion Exchange

Almost forgotten in the East
Coast petroleum transportation
crisis are the more than 10000
dwelling units along the Atlantic
saaboard which, IN this age Of
progress. still use kerosene or gas
olnc for household lighting
The plight Of the gasoline con-
cIminc motorist and OF the fuel oil
burning home owner naturally
steal, the spotlight In tho East.
But in hundred, Of thousands Of
farm homes and even lon thousands
Of CITY dwellings IN this area Tho
fscrosenc or gasoline lamp still pro-
ldes the only source Of nighttime
illumination
Ccnsus reports just being issued
show that there are 1850 i34
dwelling units in the u East
Coast states and The District ~
Columbia. and that upwards Of
1000 900 Of them have no lighting
except petroleum burning lamps
The actual figure cannot be deter
mined set because tho report for
PENNSYLVANIA has not get been
published bat in The rest of tho
-ncii0r tho census show. 1928 csc
I0h fwcllings
IT'S THE human r0gtr which
converts a group Of people work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11
Dealers Stocks
OF Dried Fruits
Frozen byWPB
~ Production, Balance
OF Al Crop May 60
TO Supply Armed Forces

WASHINGTON, Aug. II GNS1
The War Production Board to-
day "froze' the entire 1912 pro-
duction and the remainder Of the
1871 crop. held by dealers, Of six
dried fruits 10 make them avail
able for the armed forces and
lend-lease shipments.
Fruits covered bY the WPB
order are dried apples, apriCotS.
peaches, pears. prunes and grapes.
The supply not purchased by the
government will be made avail
able for civilians.
Officials pointed out however.
that estimated military and Tend
lease requirements for some fruits
equal or exceed indicated 1912
production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11
Fight Junkine Antiques

But the drive for average
pianos may meet the same re-
ception as the proposed legiSla-
ton TO junk over-age cars for
scrap metals. The opposition TO
iunklng the ancient vehicles
comes from the Automobile
Old-Timers. Inc. They want pre-
1918 cars exempt from the bill.
II Is estimated there arc 5000
antique cars in the country, 500
Of them in Henry Ford's Dear
born Museum. The Old-Timers
assert that if these cars are
junked. then so should exhibits
in the Smithsonian Institute.
"These early cars have great
historical value" declared Her
man c. Mergenthaler. inventor.
whose father invented the limo
type and built Duryea automo-
bile epgines. They are the rec
ord Of the automobile industry.
We could never rebuild them
after the war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11
With WARD SCHULZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor

ing under single roof into a
happy. close-knit organization.
one Detroit firm which has that
touch 10 an unusual degree Is the
Union Guardian Trust Company
An example of that was Betty
Saunders twCnty-ftth anniversary
with the trust company On her
way down yesterday morning she
happily reflected that . years ago
that day She started 10 work there
II was her secret but she took
great pride in d.
AZ noon she realized that her
anniversary was no secret
President Ernest G Harris and
group OF officials threw a little
luncheon party in her honor. She
was The first woman 20 reach the
25-ycar service mark 3d. they had
kept track
That night on the way home she
was even happier in the reallza-
tion thar She worked for a COM
pany with a heart
THE NIGHT tba Donald Ncl-
son spoke i'm Detroit "a fcv short
Weck, sso ! ran into Mai Lyman
Lockwood who was assigned 10
tho Murray Corporation plant
DHrl fGe course o' tEc CONVERSE
Ton hs -ad almost ,dNagcly:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11
Huqe Amounts of Metal

A modern piano. Callahan dis
closed. contains an average of
100 pounds of cast iron SO
pounds Of brass, So pounds of
copper wire and 40 pounds Of
steel. The average piano is
much bulkier affair and would
yield considerably more metal.
Estimated r-onServatiVefy-, the
nations 100000 obsolete pianos
contain the following metals:
10,0S0,000 pounds of brass, 49,
100000 pounds OF copper wire.
112.00O,000 pounds of steel and
42S, 100000 pounds of cast iron.
In addition. they hold a poten-
tial yield of 100000 pounds Of
felt and millions of feet of high
grade lumber. Player pianos also
arc a source of considerable rub
hpF fnhtnU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11
Public Officials Must Sacrifice in Wartime

The implication of the Byrd t.+f under
conditions of total warfare must orcgo business usual and
popular living standards usual then ask
public officials political IS
1t hopeful addition
executive branch namely Secretary Morgenthau and Harold D.
Smith, director of the budget, also
Obviously the bulk of federal spending these DAYS
comes IN the category Up the committee has become
somewhat Squeamsh about entering this field but feels
that the effort is sufficiently we'll organized subjected
10 the discipline of prudent The
TIE necessity liberal expenditure
eliminate waste and duplication from the well
from the Of
the committee feels that the great field
oneS lies in the management of corporations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan hu crates Duchess
L. S 30 2ir' minimum. 81 ta bu
NrCiuia hu basket Wealthys u. s No
, minimum 81, N7TthWeSf GreeuinCs
" 8 Fancy 2i-' minimum S2l5T2 2s
CANT ALODPtS -- California Mandofa
salmon Meats Jumbo Crts 27s ST10J6 90
Jumbo 3Ss 90 few higher. Jumbo 81,
So fuvt 81 trw highpr std SIS SIS 00
HONEYpEW S--AFlkona Jumbo Crts s.
- 90 q nn sd. p 81 - 70 3 90 std i2s
50 25. California std Qs 50 2S std l2s
- ~
GRAPES Caifarnia Display hugs
Thompson Seed'es- IS 90 70 So 25s Red Ma
iagas 81 5Og3 G5 Rihicrs IS 50T57St Ar.
kansas i-q' .Bask Mo0res Early ~ csc
LETTUCE Los Angeles Ctts Iceberg
type California Salinas nja E-d1t s. a0
$50 mostly So 00u6z5 fair quality
fair cua1fty $500 IS ,u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11
DETR0lT&ss.zs III ,s.FfMES
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ. ). KukeYser
Praises Byrd Fight
For Federal Economy

Senator Harry Byrd of Virginia chairman Of the Joint
committee noneSSena expenditures has been making valiant
Tight against the nilationary of mind
Unless the ground the around
OF billions of dollars of appropriations easily make them for
gcuul about the need for frugaliy.
As symbol of continued SolNency,
waged battle prudence expenditures This
helps to maintain attitude Which mgaes against The hazards
OF onrShng niatIonaTy
Senator Byrd communication indicates that his committee
has been highly productive investment for the people of the
United States II of $1,000
and peVcaS that the of S339S20S for the
fiscal 193 effected the Congress the -
specifically mentioned I'm the committees preliminary report.
In revealing partial Senator Byrd clearly states:
THE surface Of only scratched and must
keep the fight"
The Byrd philosophy help finance the by eliminating
WaStetu and unnecessary expenditures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11
Burn IS Million Bags
OF Coffee in II Years

NEW YORK Aug. 1.-THE ma
tional coffee department Of Bra
m announced that during the pc
riod July 20 July IS there were
z, 900 bags Of coffee destroyed
This brings tho total destruction
since The beginning Of The pro-
gram IN June 1881. 10 July Is,
1912. 10 757l5OO0 bags.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11
Texas Gulf PRODUCING
Paws Zoe Dividend

NEW YORK Aug. 11.-Texas
Gulf Producing Company declared
a dividend of 10 cents, payable
August % TO stock of record
August 20. The company paid the
same amount on February n. For
the six months ended June 30,
Texas Gulf had an income of S18S.-
632. equal to p cents a share,
against revised net income of
SS4, 30S or 10 cents a share in the
1871 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11
Michigan Steel Tube
PAYS 25-Ct. Dividend

Michigan Steel Tube Products
Company declared a dividend Of
25 cents, payable September 10 to
stock Of record August IS. Previ-
Gus payment was Is cents on Dec
10, 194l. Other payments last
year were 30 cents September 10
ID cents June 10 and 10 cents on
March 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11
DRIED FRUITS UP

Total production of the six
dried fruits this year is estimated
at 455.000 tons. Officials believe
the figure can be increased to
$4,000 tons by the diversion Of
the entire California crop of raiSin
variety grapes into raisins.
Indications are, however, that
the rise in consumer purchasing
power and military requirements
will increase demand during the
coming year to approximately
654 900 tons, which would DC
I44 600 Ions more Than estimated
production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11
LOWER INCOMES HIT

La Toilette said that if [
House rates prevail, SIS per cent
of American families. which earn
less than $1,000 annually, will pay
$3.50 600. 900 more in taxes. Thus
IS about onc-third the increase on
individuals, he said.
Those earning from 81 600 10
81 900 annually would pay 1879 per
cent of the total paid by individual
income taxpayers, compared 10 a
s per cent proportion this year, he
added Those earning over 500. 900
annually would find their proper
ton cut from % 10 Is per cent,
The increases proposed in the
House bill are such. La Toilette
contended that some families
would be reduced below a decent
living standard. With the draft
records revealing defects in diet,
he said the committee must con-
slider the health both Of potential
soldiers and war industry workers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11
Even War Activities Should Be Watched

As 70 The expenditures The second report
THE committee realizes that there growing
closely the activities
s"ead defense and agencies IL tn br fup TINT
approaching at eVelng-o
Nigiance
without interference with
the committee hesated nj
defense agencies for minute examination
organization
the business OF most Of them However be
evident that the time approaching
change this policy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11
SAGINAW Markets

paying prices 10 growers for beans
Pea beans 81 30. tight red kidneys. So
dark red kidneysh 81 C. p. c. yellow eyes.
So c. r. e. light cranberrles, So c. T. c.
dark rranberries 50 so.
Wheat 81 OqNil II oats 49, sc rye,
IS 20 Toe siN-rowed barley 81 W ~ 50
huckwheat S222n225 corn, 81 e0c
soybeans. xi4AulA6
Prices furnished by Michigan Bean CO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11
Farmers Market

FRUlTs-Apples Duchess fancy, 81 50
Transpsrents. No. l. Sl.50a175 bu: No.
81 5Opl.75 bu.; No. ?. 81 IS Blackberries
fancy IS 24-qt crate; No. l. S4H4.50.
9 } so ou., No ?, 81 Cherries: sour
berries No /, S7a750 2i-qL crate; No.
Q So. Early Peaches, fancy, 81 so hu. (;
No. /. $i50d2 Pears, No. /. t2q2 so
ssu.' No 2 81 Plgm., fancy 50 Ou.;
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
Head Lettuce, fancy. 81 ou.. No. l, 81 %
uI75; No Q 76caN. Leaf Lettuce, No.
bu Escarole, No /, so o soc bu; M ?,
zoe EndUe. fancy. $50 bu; No. /.
75c HSi.25; No. ?, soc
VEGETABLE GREENs-collards, No. I.
spinach, No. /, Sgl'2o M No 2, 7sc.
Turnip No. l. sou 75c bu Mustard No
l. s0n 75c bu Cabbage Greens No. l.,
50 2 75e 6u Ksls' y, No an 30 o soc eu.
we vEaEThBLE Ss observation-disclosures H
gus, No. J. socd Sl.25 doz. oohs No, 2,
so u T5e. Roman Beans, fancy, 81. rs bu. :;
No. I S2q2oo. Wax beans. fancy, 81 1871
Green Beans No. !, Si.30u2. No. 2, l..
Round Green Beans. fancy 81 1919 bu. :;
No. J. S2a2 so, No ?. 81 % Horsebeans,
Roans No /. s2a225 No. . ii 25 Lima
Besns No. i. S2.7565 bu, Beets, No. !.
35H5oc doz. bchs oeets. topped. No. H.
75c pSl bu Broccoli No. ] Si.75n p 20 hu.
cabbage. No /, 40G6oc hu. Red cabbage.
No. s5cu&l bu. Curly cabbage. No. l.,
40 u 73c bu Carrots No. !. 35w40c doL.
hchs carrots, topped, No, I, Nui.25 bu;
Cauiiaower No / Si.5oaI75 bu No. ..
Sidl IS Celery, fancy 30 q Use doz bchs.
No. !. 35H45c; No ?, l5V20c. Celery
Cabbage. No. / 81 25Hl so No ?. 81 sw
Corn fancy 81 so S-doz. sacks No. l. 81
ai.3S. No 2 rs 70 soc Cucumbers, slicers,
fAncY,- 81 so u--Dills fancy, 50 % hu.
cucgmhe, pickI,srs. ts9ey 81 6u. I ESg-
rahi No g. 6Ou use doz bchs. Leeks No
T. 81 ~ 20 dor bchs onions, dry, No. a.
81 IOHt 50 lO.ib sack. No. 2 50 % POc
green 80 IS ~ soc duz. bchs Picking
onions. 40 T. $ 50-ib sack No ?. IS
curly Parsley No. 40 SOC doz bchs
Okra No 81 5oHi rs pix basket Parsley
Root so l. 40 70 SOC dor bchs Peppers, hot
$50 90 g0c bu, sweet No. !, 50 70 soc bu
Potatoes. fancy. 81 SOu2 No. T. 81 2On / 30
bu No - o S5c Rsdlshes red fancy
u.s. doz oehs No ] - 2 soc Ne voc
hsgss No, 4 81 bu. summer Squash No
T. $4,000 % hu squash Table queen,
No. I S2H22S bu.; Italian squash, No, J.
CSC q ~ peck basket No soc. Tomatoes
fancy, u q eoc iA'.e basket 40 3e o
dog bChs furnips topped. fancy 81 p
bu 80. J. T1rI 81
FGGs-Iarre. si2 5o1i3 3o-do4 case.
POULTRY Live hens heavy breeds
"a pee 10 leEhurps % liC. troilers.
heavy. 29a3ic ieghon. 2iu zoe M
The Detroit Times has far more
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11
GRAPES DIVERTED

The WIPE also ordered the on
tire 1912 crop of Thompson seed
less grapes, muscat grapes and
Sultana grapes grown m Cali
fornia diverted into the produc-
ton Of raiSinS.
Under terms of the order, if a
fruit has not been purchased or
allOcated by WPB within so days,
packers may sell II for civilian
use unless they are notified TO
10 hold il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11
Huge Postwar
Buying Reserve
Taking Form
Chamber OF Commerce
Finds 4 OF s Gave Up
Planned Purchases

WASHINGTON Aug. II TPl
--Four-ffthS of the people Of The
country would make one or more
major purchases II if were NOT
for The war the United States
Chamber of Commerce SAID last
night on the basis OF preliminary
survey .0t potential postwar con-
gUUoT needs
The chamber now engaged in "A
nationwide study 70 determine
The potential demand for goods ar
tho end Of the war. forecast "a
vast postwar public demand for
goods
The commemorative study OF in
Dictated aftCr-wsr buying was
decided on the chamber said.
after q sample survey indicated
% that 'he public was now
scutcly conscious Of things II
would buy within tho next six
months Il the war ended tomor-
row and % that four-iifths Of
the people were ready 10 make
one Of more major purchases II II.
were not for the war
- PCT. WANT CARS
The sample survey showed fur
fhcr that - per cent Of the
people would buy automobiles. II.
per cent washing machines, and
10 per cent mechanical rcfriCer-
atorS ono in 80 would build or
l-.... .-~ttr L,.,,e -TlRvc~ at 10
home owners would make major
repairs. including - per cent who
would repalnt eNteriors, 10 per
cent would redccorate interiors,
Q per cent would remodel one or
more bathrooms. 7 per cent would
modernize kitchens, and Z per
cent would modernize heating
Tf7UtS-
Eric A. Johnston. chamber
president. said the nationwide,
survey would be kept current and
It's findings would be presented to
government agencies and private
business.
we hope IN ascertain facts r
that viii make easier the huge
unemployment task that will
follow the ending OF the war"
Johnston said, Theories have
their proper place in postwar
planning, hut the problems that
peace will bring 10 American
industry and 90 the country as
whole will be solved only on
foundation OF facts"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11
Is Cent Payment
By Federal -MoquI

Fedcral-Mogul Corporation de-
clared a dividend of 25 cents, pay
able September Is TO stock OF
record September 5. The firm
paid like amounts in preceding
QUARTS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11
All u. S. Taxing Units Should Join Effort

In order to make this viewpoint than gesture
desirable other taxing
StateS-Satc and ocal-to in the effort
Perhaps major benefit the psychological effect
public officials the spending side Unless there clear
distinction between necessary expenditures the hand
and noneSscnia OUTLAWS the other there the
that public SpenderS Will be intoxicated by billions
understand the economic Of their decisions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11
Detroit Stocks

ssfrs Hsh Low u no. axe
Mich S.aar 700 sJ tS 80
DIVIDENDS m the forrguing table are the
amounts declared ~ paid 40 far this year,
unless otherwise noted a-IiquidatinE diVt-
dend, hon Accommodations, sA-EX-diN idend,
s-Stock dividend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11
2,4OO Tank Cars
Moved 10 East
After i. 5. Plea
Ickes Predicts Goal
Of 5000 Cars Will Be
Reached Shortly

WASHINGTON. Aug. If tUP).
Nearly 2400 additional tank
cars have been moved into the
east coast oil shortage area since
a government appeal was made
last Monday for 5000 more cars,
Petroleum CO-ordnatoT Harold l..
lCkeS has announced.
lie said there is no question that
the full 5000 will be offered, add
ing that 100 companies have
pledged full compliance. This will
bring TO approximately $1,000 the
number of tank cars hauling pc
tTOlCum DroriuctS into tho cast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11

The great need to develop popular support Tor trthe
the committee which will be handicapped public
indifference Waste must be dramazed economic which
lowers living standards
striking in time of
Tho Byrd committee seeking
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