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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
Oil Stocks
Show Increase

WAS HING TON. Feb. 81
Stocks of domestic and foreign
crude petroleum on February Il
totaled 254.463 900 barrels. the
Bureau Of Mines reports. Com.
pared with the preceding week
this was an increase OF 2.097, 600
barrels. comprising an increase OF
2.374. 900 barrels in domestic crude
stocks and a decline OF 277, 900
barrels in stocks Of foreign crude.
Heavy crude oil stocks in Cali
fornia. not included in the re
Unable crude stocks, totale d
lo.609.O0O barrels. up $4,000 bar
rels over the amount on hand
February 7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
Amer. Air|ines
Traffic Rising

BOSTON. Feb. 21.-Favored by
the best winter flying weather ir
years in most sections OF the
country. and by a continuing heavy
demand for its facilities. American
Airlines Inc. in the first six weeks
of this year showed an increase
in traffic OF around 3 per cent
over the corresponding period a
year ago. according to c. r. Smith,
president.
Thus. 1912 10 date has carried
forward the gain in traffic which
was pronounced in 1871 as whole.
with a rise Of 3S per cent over all
of 1910.
Military and business men with
most Of the latter travelling about
in connection with government
orders. are now accounting for
well over 70 per cent Of America S
traffic. Smith stated. All but one
~ the country's big aircraft
manufacturing CEN tiers. BoeinE
Airplane Company AT Seattle, are
served BY American AirlineS and
the centers which are covered
account for more than 90 per cent
OF the lndustry's aircraft produc-
ton. In addition. most other large
manufacturing centers are served.
Thus far, Smith said there has
been relatively little interference
with civilian travel by the neceS-
sity OF giving priority 10 the
military.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
DR.. Kellogg Due
Home for fete
rm.. st.N Carr,.po.d.ni

BATTLE CREEK. Feb. 2l.-Dr.
John Harvey Kellogg is scheduled
to arrive at ! p. m. Monday from
his Florida home 10 attend puo-
lie testimonial dinner gwen by
local residents in honor OF his
ninetieth birthday.
Although the affair is listed for
Thursday night, Doctor Kellogg
was asked by the committee 70
come IN advance for other func-
tons leading 10 the dinner.
approximately $500 Junior
high school and high school stu
dents are expected 20 greet him on
his arrival AZ the station, Cry
officials have formed welcoming
group
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
EARNINGS

eusottds tied Lsandrtes forpora ttan aad
subsidiaries for the year euded Dec 81 .
1851. haf = me- profit NJ Sos. Su7 after
federal income taxes. etc sqpsl after divi-
dendt "a the 81 30 preferred IN 20 cents
share on 575 NM shares NJ common "a
oiuding a. onn treasury shares THIS com
pnres with SIS S32 M 10 cents snare on
3st SIS common shares IN 1870
Pennsylvania DISir cement Corporations
and wholly -n<Vnei suhSiG tarles reports FOR
the resr ended pec a.. 1871. y me- profit
NJ 81 1872 712. after appreciation drplctton
interest federal income tsHrs ana provision
nj t4ne .nn0 for cuni inrvrCier Anovs net 10
equal ~ 50 2S share m l21 2eo shares NJ
s. cumulative convertible preferred stock
on whirh unpsid dividend Accommodations
amounted N $50 IS share nn Dec Is
1871 THIS compares with net profr ~
1878 S3a. or s. IS a preferred share IN
1890
Viking rump Company for the yrsr
ended DEE ~. 1871. hsd . net income OF
1853 46s after federal income and excess
profits tsRes etc. equal. after preferred
dividends. ~ 81 So q share on 81. $50 shares
~ common sEstns, 1901 i3o. or t2s5 .
common share IN 1870
Kirbr Petroleum Company for the war
ended Der ~. 1871 had net profit ~
xlsT <1i after federal and Eistv income
taxes etc equal - ~ cents share m
500 Nnn shares against $50 .22q or is
Cerfs a share m 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
Three Major Groups

. In America economic system
there arc. among others, three
outstanding groups or claSSifi-
cations: industry and finance.
our agricultural population,
labor.
What have their respective
records been since President
Roosevelt declared existence OF
limited emergency"
Start with The soil. The polit-
ical representatives Of farmers
have increasingly sought 10
coerce Congress into granting
preferred treatment for their
constituents. Even since Pearl
Har'bor. the mighty farm bloc
has relentieSSly conSpined Ia
force through legislation de-
signed In insure boosting OF
commodity prices.
The price control bill. despite
President RooseNelts protest,
was steamroliered through Con-
gress although II was starkly
lopsided. infstionary for farm
products. discriminatory against
farm product userS. meaning all
the rest OF us.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
Forbes
Labor Peace Urged
To Help Roosevelt
With War Burdens
By r. C. FORBES

Which American pair 81 shoul-
ders are CARRYING tho greatest
burdens today Franklin u.
RooSeVeltS
is il not dcplorahlc that per
petual bsckhitnC between Two
labor groups should force him
10 devote tune 20 ACT personally
as chairman or umpire of tho
top national labor committee.
consisting Of three American
Federation ~ Labor and three
Go officials The President
of the United States devotes
time. which Wc can III spare, 10
presiding over these halt-dozen
unlonecrS
Since President Roosevelt has
felt free 10 delegate others 10
handle every other phase 81 our
WaT-prOductlon program docs
this not suggest that leaders ~
organized labor have proved the
most obStrepernuS-
Is this complimentary 10 those
heading labor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
Extend Unlisted
Trade Privileges
On Detroit *

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-The
Securities and Exchange Commits
sion has approved the extension
Of unlisted trading privileges on
the Detroit Stock Exchange In
the following issues:
I Allegheny-Ludlum Steel Cor
poration. no-par comment Amer,-
can Rolling Mill Company, SIS par
common: Aviation Corporation. 81
par capital stock; Bendix Aviation
4 Corporation. s. par common
Bethlehem Steel Corporation. no
par common: Edward G. Budd
Manufacturing Company; no-par
common; Commercial Solvents
Corporation. no-par com m o n
stock: Curtiss-Wright Corpora
ton. 81 par common: Dome Mines.
Ltd. no-par common: General
Electric Company. no-par COM
mon; Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Company. no-par common:
HAYES Manufacturing Corpora
ton. 81 par common; Illinois Cen
trail Railroad Company. 500 par
common; Kelsey Hayes Wheel
Company. 81 par Class A stock
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Company
81 par Class B stock; Mueller
Brass Company. 81 par common;
National Automotive Fibres. Inc,
81 par common: National Steel
Corporation. S25 par common;
Paramount Pictures. Inc. 81 par
common: Radio Corporation NJ
America. no-par common; Repub-
lie Steel Corporation. no-par conn.,
mon; Reynolds Spring Company.
81 par common; Southern Railway
Company, no-par common;
Standard Oil Company GndD,
sos par capital stock; Studebaker
Corporation. 81 par common
Western Union Telegraph Com
pany. 500 par common; WHY'S
Overland Motors. Inc 81 par
common. and -Wee4werth
Company. $40 par capital stock.
The application of the Detroit
Exchange for extending unlisted
trading privileges to p. Lorillard
and Company. $40 par value con-
mon stock WAS denied because Of
lack of widespread public distribu-
tion Of the stock in the vicinity OF
the exchange.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
Labor Disturbances Must Stop Now

As the government has definite policy in dealing with
the closed shop demands OF organized labor II about
same state OF mind that obseed in dealing with the japanese
diplomats II hope that have and
without probably before
the will
labor disturbances that the President will
have stop them)
How did such pass. What should be done
about It?
The Wagner Act and the performance Of the NLRB
bad enough. hut they merely symptoms The
and radical reform tendencies Actually
hack politics President
chiefly responsible should decsivey and promptly
he doesn't, Congress will AS William NJ Leiseron of the
NLRB
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
Retail Buying
leye|Hng Off

Although employment figures
are shade better this week, the
levelinG off Of advance buying in
department stores continues. says
Dun e. BradStrect. Inc. The cur
rent weeks activity is running
) per cent below the week previous
and is now back 10 point only
u per cent ahead OF the same
week year acn.
Variations from these figures
are reported ny nolGhborhood
centcrs showing slightly better
results and by inStalment stores
where the activity is below the
average.
Specially stores arr following
the same general trend but there
is day 10 day spottiness that
confuSes the picture. The first
week or two Of February were
well above last year. but the drop
since then * expected IN leave
sales Al about the same level as
a year ago.
Mems wear performed a little
better probably because Of an
nouncementS Of prospective cur
tailment Of materials. Suit sales
were outstanding and overcoats
moved faster than usual for the
season. Hats. shoes, and acces-
series were dull.
Prospective scare ties and
DELAYED deliveries are apparently
more promptly reflected in whole
sale CenterS and this source con-
tinucs reporting sales a mos I
unaccountahly beyond Last years
levels There has been some
Slackening Of the pace and a
widening Of the gap between sales
performances and collections IN
dicatinG that retailers may be
nearing The end of inventory
building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
Erie
Starts in 'BIdh'

NEW YORK. Feb. 2I.-The In.
come Of Erie Railroad in January
on the basis of its new capitalize
ton. was S753.440, Robert F.
Woodruff. president, stated. This
is the first full month Of operation
since the roads recapitalization
has become effective.
Earnings of the road for the
first Is days OF February are up
p per cent over a year ago. OF AT
about the same levels as in the
first month Of the year.
Net income for the first month
was after deducting fixed and con-
tingent interest. sinking funds and
additions and bettermentS funds
Woodruff stated that Erie has
modernized its accounting methods
and now is charging depreciation
TO tho road. as we'll as deprecia-
ton of equipment. This is different
from the usual railroad retirement
system Of accounting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
Military Police
Battalion Trains
AT Fort Custer
Draft. Army TO Furnish
Men for New Corps TO
Patrol Interior Zone
BY ROBERT HATHAWAY
Ttm~s STAG CerrespcaA~ut

FORT CUSTER. Feb. 21.-With
the announcement by the war
department of plans for expan-
sion and further training of the
newly organized corps of mill
tary police came the statement
today that the 72Sth military
police battalion was being trained
here under Lieut.. Col J. s.
Switzer, and another is TO he
formed soon.
The GIMP will operate under
the supervision IF the provost
marshall general, Maj. Gen. Allen
w. Gullison.
II is estimated that 81 new
lhattalions will be needed 10 police
the zone of the interior alone.
These battalions will he placed
AT the disposal Of corps area COM
manders who are responsible for
their use in emergencies such as
fires. floods. strikes. riots and for
guarding vital defense plants.
Officers for these new bat
talions will be drawn from the
regular army, from the officers
reserve corps, and from among
World War officers.
Enlisted men will be obtained
through the regular channels oil
the selective service, and nom
the ranks Of the army. All MEM
bers of the battalions are regu-
Iarly uniformed troops. and are
liable for overseas servlce. They
have no connection with State
Troops which were organized fo1-
lowing the induction of the Ma.
tional Guard into the federai
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
Adds Many Cars TO Serve Nation in KHAKI

Such business habits OF unloading Is
equivalent adding number Of additional freight
khaki In this period when
civilian production by the OF critical
materials which
ourselves OF threatened shortages.
The prospective raoning of sugar not simply war phe
Of deliberate policy OF
while limiting
the mainland United States There
who think that
policy become self sufficient producers.
IL after the foreign countries unable unwilling to
buy staples such tobacco and fair price
have the potential alternative of changing our agricultural
and producing far htherofore imported
large including wood pulp and other items for
the fahle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan hu crates a. r. No
l. in min unless otherwise stated Nc
Intosh. 81. 75G 81. Delicious. 81 7spI 81,
Northern Spys. N.7'. Baldwins 81. lSa
20, Huhhardstous 81 p. Winter Banana '
81 25, Ontarios. 81 %, Suttons. S.25. pa
IN min, Jonathans. s. sen 50. cartons
approximately m. Rome Beau,ys. 3-ir
min. 81 81. neltcpus - IN min. 81 ST.;
Turley Winesaps 2 in min, 81 so. Nc
lntosh - IN min. 81 90, New York tn
crates T. s No. ? 2'9-in mir, Mcln
81 81 "a as Rome BeAwvs. eastern crates
] = bu, L. E. No. ], large size, 81 as %
BEANS E1orids I'm hampers. st1nslex,
Rlark Valentines. 81 2ta GO. ordinary 20
fair. 81 SOn 3 -. wAk far 81 5Ops
FROCCOT.l California pony crates, Is
80 bchs, 81 1913
CARRIAGE California. Los Angeles
crates. round type. hest. - 21 Texas. Ltr
Angels rates. round 'Hps. SlpoH2 few
" a. y crates. round type l.0sn / 81
"a crates. round type. 81 80 4 as; =
crates, Savoy typs. 81 80 O.d stock. New
io-k 5o-lh SACK, DANISH, far to good
CONDITION. S. poo
CARROTS Los Angeles crates. 6 do1
hons California - to1a so Arizona
IS 80, small ~ medium SIZE. S3l5p3. Is.
CAILIFLOWER slfornla pony crates.
~ and larger. 81 s0n2 10. few So 25.
CFLFRY- F1or1s is-in crates trimmed
tons Golden Hear DIR 81 dor ~ 4.
ns : dor % 20 fsV 81 IS 10 dor 81 Is
= ; 2', 'S'fas 81 5000 Pascsl 4 acI 81
doz s. 20 SmSlsr S225. Cahinrnts -ut
crates Pascal 81 65nl.7o
LETTUCE Los Angeles crstes. Ic.ber,
we. California lmpersl VALLEY. IS doz
y N"H J. rrs''y s. fea - 25 ordinary n
'alt - " p1orrr -
LFAF LETTUCE Ohir hothouse. io-It
baskets 500
ONIONS .- - ih uclr gw.s' sns,isn
= A
y 50, Coiprsd. s. 80 81 Np,htrap
, NJ Yellow SO SOC, inch sac
sftrr - 100 IS S-.r rir sveei span.
IN trpe s. g.
PorsT0ES Ton n. s.cs, Iasho p,ss.-
So tn-iL- ---.sr - "a 3kC. Is So .
Sasneo - St1 urV Rshea s. 7oy2 IS
MAJ. ~. On ppevAs brd ksishoint
lon-tN fstNe g. apg. So IN paper
sacNs - 2ir 49, IEIh ~ per sarE. Il 1.
tiN' So" YORK 18Th pa PCT ssrLs = s
", Eoi'i Whr. 81 300 Mchlsan
lW .t -teH 80 Pussct Rufals
T Peninsula IS ~ Green Mountain.
100 sachs =. 2ou:t iS.1b pape,
.wsshe1 'rtprevRF - ~ nebraska 80 IN
cotton SACKS So : washed Tr,u-nnh,
81 Snr - 1up % sArks s. 5o Nep stock
Flerlds ~. crs'c' T. s. ~ /. Triumph,
RADlSEEs Texas po-, crate, s. res /,
few best - - sHnBrat rar, crstcs
FAR small fzf 81 hur So
RHi BARR MIrn.CHr rr'hcure rssr.
iancN - SHpS choics So ~
SHALLOTS-l 0ustars bsrr.Is ~ npyr-
, lunches 81
Spin ACH TsNsF. bu hssscfs ssvp
wv 81 80
b STRANBEFRlF Florida "a ~ rrsts,
MlssI0nArvt Shu6 -
SWEET .POTATOFs- p,r'o. Rirar ysms
-I.a4.s4k .A-t..,-.---a-. - So 81 sn7
20 mostly g. 10 Teas pg crates T. :
Ne 81 75al 20 1en0e@ses genersll
IoDd quslfH NJ rrBfeF aS En- ~
tamprrs 81 cor e. hu hamper Ssnr
Hans S1gI 10 N~V Jr~rsy ~ hAupers
rs ~ '~fss, 8. ~ Turrs - N
os-ors medium 81 80 90 small. 81 .
ie13S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
DETR0fTsSsik7ss sFMES
MARKETS
Lewis Haney
LEWIS F1aneY
ASSailS Closed SIlOD
As Labor MOnODOlV

Ever, body agrees that the war is important than
anything else. Therefore when that
q strikes factories producing important goods
shocked Think Of il! There $1,000 Of
600 hours Of worenough have built sevesa submarine
chasers.
Again read that the officers Of the International Hold
Union thing like
S4OOOO 81 the funds
shop shutting all
the Delaware New York
who not dues-paying members OF the union
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
Religious Services
Set at Fl. Custer

FORT CUSTER. Feb. q Post
and Fifth Division chapialns have
arranged IL religious scrS7ces for
tomorrow in the chapcls IN the
military reservation.
A. the post chapel Protestant
Services Will be hell ~ 2 and 10
q m. At the station hospital
chapel. 10 a m a. the recruit
recreation center chapel. Z 30.
2 30 and 10 20 p. NJ. Catholic serv-
zoos arc AZ 7.30 a m IN the sta
ton hospital chapel $40 a m. IN
tho reception center Q q. m. IN
division chapel a m. post
chapel Q a m. llth Infantry
chapel. and 745 a m. artillery
chapel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
Enemy Alien Soldiers
At Custer TO Register

FORT CUSTER. FEB. 2l-
Enemy aliens who are members
Of The armed forces stationed AT
Fort Custer will co to Battle
Crock prior 10 February % IN a
body 10 register under federal pro-
visions requiring them 10 carry
Identification cards Names Of
these mon are now being assem-
blcd by the post personnel adu-
iant who will make arrangements
for the mass rrciSira ton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
Release Cars Within "a Hours in Most Cases

While head o OPM, William 6. Knudsen emphasized
this Ralph Budd president of the Chicago Burng
Quincy during his period Of service Washington as trans
commissioner.
Citing record in this nationally known
manufactured has pointed out:
"Sinec Nov. l.. 1884, railroad freight bringing
detained
than tho stipulated ~ hours In most arc
leased within - hours Of arrival in yards.
completely eliminated demurrage charges
greater during these trying
sending badly back into national
transportation service with the least possible delay.
DONE"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
important Source Of Supply for IT, S. Consumers

The United Beet Sugar Association points
The Industry United States
first time beroe the important single Of supply
American The lSae-S5OO
100000 ounds subject Of the hazards Of ship
available
cushion
ing program andw 10 d. In the
aids other INDUSTRIES a
Of beet requires the consumption Of OF coal
Millions yards into alter cloth
estimate the beet produce about SIS
nv bpptS"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
BUSINESS
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Changes i'm Habits
End Many Shortages

Wartime shortages OF various products relative not abb
solue
changes business habits existing available fscl
he stretched during emergency periods.
Nowhere this principle better exempfed than in the use
freight industrial shippers With railroad equipment
limited quantity at time when the carriers are called upon
unpecedentedy of military and civilian
national interest that be promptly
retained yards virtual
sfnr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
For Own Sake

For the sake Of their own
followers. if for no broader and
more patriotic motives, il is pro-
foundly 10 be hoped that or
ganized labor will 80 act that il
wont be necessary for the over
burdened President Of the United
States 10 continue 10 spend his
Infinitely precious time and
vitality trying 10 keep them into
line for about war production.
ccprriEh,. 1912, ny r { FORBES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
Budd Wheel Votes
Is Cts. on Common

Budd Wheel Company declared
a dividend Of = cents on the
common. payable March IL 10
stock OF record March 3. Pay
rnents in 1911 were % cents Janu-
airy Is, = cents August s and So
cents December %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
Dividends

United Papertoard Company
Inc. declared a dividend Of q
cents on the common. payable
March is 20 record OF March Z
This is the first declaration since
May 6. 1897. when 30 cents was
authorized.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
Threat Of Tieup in Steel Industry

Now the threat OF the steel industry
labor leaders demanding closed
dusl The demands dollar that
all steel workers he compelled the union and dues
and that the employers collect the from all work.
Clearly the closed shop the Don't let the
talk about maintenance of membership fool II
nothing less the closed shop
And the closed shop labor monopoly. Almost
actlH have the problem
the closed problem labor Monopoly
be bad in the other.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
How About Record7

How about industry's record >
A recent Gallup Poll provided
the public'S answer. II revealed
that a ma iority If voters are
convinced that industry has done
q superior job. better Job than
unionized labor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
! Custer Soldiers
Flee Guard House

FORT CUSTER. Feb 81 Two
escaped prisoners are being sought
today by The post military police.
They climbed over The fence sur
rounding the post guard house.
They are Privates Harold Car
rett and Ozion Wilson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
Unions Must Be Clean and Democratic

War production will he impeed unless broad policies
determined in advance what
n membership Such
he
q
Therefore Congress should The House has
bill regulate large majority Mr. Leserson
himself that the President has headed of the Smith bill
should and do il the sake
unity victory up unoneeng dirty politics
monopoly which blots upon labor
Unions he and democratic if i
TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21

REETs-No !. soa7sc bu; No. 2
soc hu
CABBAGE-No. I. sscSr hi; No 2
SO u SOC; red. No. l. 81 n so IN. No. 2
CARROTS Fancy, sl.oni 50 bu; No
I, s1Nl25 mi NJ z. 75c hu.
CELERY souAREs-No. /. 81 sosi.s'
CELERY Roors-No l. nai2s u eu
EGGs-Larrs, sioSil 3o-dcr. case me
HORSE RADrsH- Fancy. 81 bu. 40 I
So 75n32s hu No. ? So
n 3fiSSs sc.l bry :,cs .'; 80 !, 81 No
PARSLEY RooT-No 1, N01so; No
PARsNIPs Fancy. 81 so hu: No. /
s0l Is hu.: No ? 7sc NJ
POTATOES Fancy 81 81 hi No 1
81 1871 -: No. >. 6Sd SIC.
POULTRY tNp HOGS Hens live,
heavy breed. 251 2sc h lNehorns, 1870
zoe; hroicrs heavy, 2sa?se 10. hroilers
leEhorns ism2oc n; hogs. mediums.
RADisHEs Rel. ho,hou.s. No. 1. $50
zoe dozen ounrh-s
Rt'TABAGAs-No 7. 50 z 7oc bn
RHUBARR Hothouss fancy asa soo
soc doyen punches
ruRNrPs No. /. sscasi bu No. 4.
VEGETABLE GEEESs-collard,. M. I.
w" voc nu khlt. M !, wa NT rt Il.
leeks No I 6S aoc dcz hchs French
endive fancy 81 - 5-lb box No I. sc
No 2 SOC
SWEET pOTATOES Porto RicAn vans
louisiana IN. crates. L. :. No l. 81 so6
7 IS: Texas ma. crates T. 3 Ne l. 81 rs
n ] fo. Tennessee. generally good qua lity
HI crates. 81 30, hu hampers 81 20: bu
hampers. Nancy Halls 81 indlis few
best 81 as New Jersey. eu hampers L
: No. I. JERSEYS red soil s'n~k So so
oklahoma. IN. baskets. Jerseys, S22Sa
? IS
VEGETABLE oYsTFRs-Ne I 50 7sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21

Sharon Steel Corporation de-
clared dividend OF D cents on
the common. payable March rs 10
record Of March Ia Paid the
same amount March IS, last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
CHICAGO
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonfrrrous
meal quotations supplied nv Federated
Neuls Division Detrcft Spo, az rer cent
TN. nominal Nev York 20 future tHl,
IL. .iec'rnlytr spo, sm,rer IL cpsting
copper 117S: 81 Loms lesd 63a ST.
Loufs rinc. 2s NV York sntirnrny -,
virgin aluminium rs
Copper SALES 2 2pq tone eprori copper
81 O314 900.
-NFw- YeRR-F~N-?a - Domestic ~appes
price vas firm AZ n cents 4 pound delw
ord Connecticut Valley and export AZ
i1'ic p,und : New Nork
Lead market Vas steadv al $50 rsn't =
pound New York and 3 IS cents 50 Louis
zinr va firm ~ SIS cents a pound
East 81. Loun.