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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Farmers Market

FRUITs-.Apple.. Mcintosh. No. 5:
81 .ooql.7s: No. ., si.25; Wolf River, No
s. 2sass, su 0u c.n Gsssaep''i Heart. no
Gold fancy. sa.7, So. ]. q, aO . % bu
No 2 81 Honey Rocks No I. 81. 80
l.75 bu.: No. ?. 75cuSl: Market King
No. l, 50 75dS bu.; No. p 81. Grapes
No /. 20H22e. Peaches. Hales. fancy
Nd450; No. I. 81. so. No. ?. 81: Elbertas
fancy $3.50 bu. No. /. 81 $50 3 IS; No
?. 81 Pears Bartlett. fancy. ~ 50u2.7.
fancy. 81 bu.; No. ], s2g2 50; No. z
doI No !, s., 50; Ne. 2, si.5oa2
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENs-Lesl
No. i, soeasi bu EscsroIe, No i. Soa
@sl. Is ea'i No. 2, SOC
VEGETABLE GREENs-collafds. No I
sss.ss BY n. sorrs s6e N 8 Al ss &c BY
Use. Tutnip, no. !. 500 Use bu. Mustard
No. I. s0u13e bu. Cabbage Greens, No
1. t096O bu.. ksle. No. I. 3o1 soc on.
sv yrcf f4rIs go sGf ~
Besns, fancy. 81. 2S bu. 40. l. 81 80 y
j rs; No. 2. 81: Fls, Green Beans, 40. /
B..ns fancy sS 80 7i sa soc No s0qnS 5ss
! so; 40. 2, 81; kentucky wonder Beans,
No. 1. siqi.o0 bu.; No. 2. 75e; Lima
Beans; No. 4, 5a3:@ bu. Beets. No J.
ped. No. ], 75c q !, bu Broccoli. 80. ].
si.25u1.75 bu. Cabbage. No. I. 40 y SOC
bu. Red Cabbage. No. I, soTsoc ou.
Curly Cabbage, No. !. 90 o 73e bu. Carrots.
10. j, !5cSn-:, eu:; No; 9. soc: cssll.
Celery. fancy, so 7sc doz. bchs No. j.
IS u !5c; No 2. l5a use; Celery. Cabbage,
No. /, 75easi No. q, 5o~soc. cucun
bers. slicers. fancy. 81 bu., No. !. 50g
7ee; No. q toe; dnE fancy. SIS bu.
fancy Sa Mo- ko l. 81 500 b slS; NJ
7se an E No 2, soc; HoI,ersdish.
dos bchs Onions, dry fancy, so SO
81: green. No /. sou COO dor. seh. rs
No q , .Ss pc Sisslss onions ORR, No. No. S
s1.25al.75 peck basket Parsnips. fancy,
Curly Parsley No T. 2Sa.oc do,. scS,
P:rsy root bot No 2S@ -, soc dor eSs,
No. I. sou CSC PIX basket. pimento. No.
I. tou6Oc peck basket Potatoes, fancy.
r. .s 90 sa red. No No. s so se scs hoe
No. 2, zoe; ,onr white, No !. soas5c
doz. bchs. Rutsbsgss, No. /. 75c q 81 bu
summer, No. 1. $50 soc v bu; No. 2.
25c table queen, No. 1. 75casi bu. !;
Squash. delicious. No. I. timi.50 bu. (:
hubbard. No. l. 81 bu. Italian, No. L.
30 n 75c peck basket: No 2 40c. Tomatoes
fancy, s2N2 80 bu. no. I, siI1.J0; No.
2, 75cT 81. Turnips. No. 7, 4OT soc doz.
Dchs.; turnips, topped. fancy, SIPS bu. {:
EGGs~Lsrge, si30i375 3O-doz. case;
s1i.25d12.
PoULTRY-Live, hens. heavy breeds.
a 26c H. leghorns. % FAC: broilers,
heavy, 2ed 3ic; leghorn, 2tQ2sc 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

CATTLE-Receipts. 2 600. strictly Dry.
Dot cattle, very scarce Rfassers FREEDOM.
mating. general quality medium and below
fed steers along with some grain on grass
kinds fully steady AL straight grass cattle
including cows steady 20 weak with last
weeks late downturn. bulls active, fully
STEADY: Etockers and feeders STEADY; odd
lots good hgh; fed steer. Sii 50d IS 80
truck u smooth grain On grass kinds
sll rs moderately sorted. load warmed up
Southwest steers and package fat native
grassers. SIS IS. eve loads medium south
west grass steers, si2 90. common
natives down 70 $40 IS; grass fat cows.
ss.T5gii, bttle above $40 rs. Gamers and
cutters, mainly % 5ors25; good sausage
bulls. sfz1 IL IS mostly S17: common and
medium. 80. 70 q II. Is, medium 550-lb. North
Dakota stock steers s17
CALvEe - Receipts 200 Vealers fully
steady with last weeks low close spots
SOC higher. bulk. good and choice, ST., fen
TO si7.So. common and medium, sl3 f1s So
HoGs-Receipts. 1000: market butchers
scaling 10000 ibs.. IS 70 50 cents lowei
than last THURSDAY. hssview weights IL
averages. rs cents 20 81 on; sows, Is q
20 cents lower BuIk 10000 10. butchers
S1t.to01f.e0. top sisT5 10 small Killer
On 7O0-72o 10 weights, most 7s0 -35O-lb
butchers fi4 i08 ~ 30 150-is0 10 lights
uneyenly tI3 80 - ~ 40. most -Ows 2i3 n
- %; best hEht weights o. So ~.
HEEp--Recstpts 500 Sprinr lambs
slo~ few early sales weak o. small lyca
knsrs bet most bids leWfr. few good n
eheice native sprine iRmhs early SIS. how
ever. most hide under SIS: odd lots com
rrcr ismhs. 81 ~ y: sheep steady, common
= Iood SLAUGHTER ewes &fgI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Deny Wage Increase
AT REYNOLDS Metal

WASHINGTON. Sept. War
Labor Board denied general wage
increase 10 1000 employees of six
plants of Reynolds Metals Com
pany. Inc. on grounds it Is I'M
justified under national wage sta
program. However, the
board adopted a panel recommen-
dation increasing wage minima
from 60 10 81 cents an hour for
men and from 55 cents to 81 cents
for women. 1t also approved
a recommendation OF
bonuses of 3 cents an hour for
second turn employees and cents
an hour for third turn workers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Holland Furn.
Competitive
Position Good
Distributing Parts
for Other Big Firms
and Doing War Work

Despite governmental restric-
lions on output this year Holland
Furnace Company appears TO be
moving into strongest competitive
position in its history. Through its
nationwide sales organization il
is not only pushing sale of its own
furnaces and replacement parts
but also is taking over distribution
of parts for important competitors
in some areas. In such instances
the competitors have withdrawn
from business for duration and
have sold large stock of replace
ment parts TO Holland.
War work also is contributing
increasingly 10 Hollands sales al
though from neither a gross vol
ume nor an earnings standpoint is
il likely TO bulk large this year
in comparison with sales and earn
ings from heating installations.
During the first half of 1912
sales were off little more than
p per cent and net profit was
S10S.530 or "a cents a share COM
pared with S465,00 or $l.03 a
share in the first six months last
year. This period, however, nor
mally contributes only minor
portion of yearly earnings as bulk
of furnace sales usually comes in
the late summer and early autumn
months
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Stocks
Continue
Irregular

NEW YORK. Sept. I UNS).-
The stock market continued mixed
at the opening today, with leaders
holding small fractions TO either
side of last nights closing quota
tons.
Trading was slow.
Minor losses were incurred by
u. S. Steel, kennecott, Loew's
Santa Fe, Pennsyl-
vania and Borg-Warner.
Chrysler, Standard Oil OF n. j.,
Goodyear. Woolworth. and Great
Railway preferred
showed small gains.
Initial prices follow: General
3Sh. unchanged; Chrysler
59h. up a; u. s. Steel 463s. off
u; Anaconda 25A unchanged ;
American Telephone 119. I'M
changed; Santa Fe 43h. off 4
Standard Oil of n. J. 1885,. up Il
Sears Roebuck IS. unchanged !;
General Electric 26i2, unchanged,
and Woolworth 2Sss. up Il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01

ApPLRs-M Michigan bu. crates u. s. No.
I, ~ in. min. unless otherwise stated
S;t s2s@ !, 40; ~ ,tr m,n Sc
Mcintosh. sl75g / 30; "a in. min, N.2o
a so; 20 or. Pippins, Use; virginia
Northwest Greetings. bu. baskets Y s.
CANTAL otjPEs-canfornia central dis
trict jumbo crates 23s. S3.25; Jumbo 2's,
S27o9t, fair $3.50; jumbo Jos. SO"
50. fair So. Jumbo ihs. - 2hn ~
HONFYDEWS--Too few sales TO quote.
LETTUCE--Los Angeles crates Iceberg
type, California Salinas district, 5-doI
80 rs d665 mostly s635qe $50; generally
good. So: 4-doz., s69626. >,
No. l Yellows, medium. si-iou 20, most y
81 100 lis, generally good, 81; spanish
type u. 4. No. l. 3-in. and larger, 81. 81
Colorado sweet spanish ". =. No. l. S-in
PEACHEs-Bu. baskets Y. s. No I:
Pennsylvania Elbertss. Gin. up, $3.50
AIS; Michigan Elbertss. Gin: up ou.
fair condition. 81 bu. crates. some pale
color. 50 25925o, mostly 2.26h2 80
Hale bu. baskets u. s. No. l. Maryland.
"a in up s3.e5: Michigan. 2A-in. up
PEAs-Colorsdo bu. baskets, S2eoa
FRESH PRuNEs-oregon U. q No: l
baskets, s2.259235, Pyramid crates.
PorAToEs--1o0-ib. sacks Oregon ". s.
No. washed Long Whites, 5000 so
Idaho T. 3. No 1 washed Long Whites,
SIS: u &. No. I washed Russet Bur
banks, 81 25n4.5O, mostly - $50 4. 20
Idaho standard grade 50 s5" 4. mostly
81. 75T 3S5. ordinary to fair quality, - p
T35O: Indiana 4. y. No. I washed Tr-
umphs 50: Michigan 4 = No. I un-
Nsshed Cobblers 81 10H 90. mostly 81 -
niS5 L. s No. I unwashed Chippewas,
50 smaller ,izs $40; i5-lb. paper sacks
cohhlrrs use
SWEET POTATOES -f.ouisisns Puerto
Rican yams. bu. crates Y. s. No. j.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Lift Industrial
Use Of Sugar

WASHINGTON. Sept. In
dustrial users in areas where the
population has substantially in
creased will receive additional
sugar allotmentS under an amend
ment TO sugar rationing regula-
tions issued.
Increases authorized by the
amendment are based on data OBJ
tanned through national registra-
ton held May 4 to Z which showed
that the total number of persons
who registered for sugar tationing
was approximately 13l 100000 OF
only y Of | per cent below the
1910 census.
Applications for increases in al
lotmentS may be filed any time
after effective date of amendment
which is September ). Industrial
users will be able to obtain in
creases in their sugar allotments
for the list of counties with popn-
lation increases ranging from 10
to ITO per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Situation Requires Prudent Management

Money money deposits they point out should be receipt
being IL much is created they warn VIII not
exchange such funds all at for tangible things
On hand unless the spirit OF panic promoted
those with money spend their accumulated surplus
all OF a sudden.
Those middle 10 remedial SAFE
limit control the nhaona consequences oil
the magnitude of borrowing which ahead
plain fact is that the danger in this situation is potential
Their than immediate and inevitable.
requires prudent management
1t admittedly of dynamite but explosion Will not
take place unless off, The anti-nhaon program de-
signed prevent setting off the enargng keg of dynamite
Your future and mine thus involved IN thS Impending
program o establishing effective controls.
tTomorrow: Mr. points important factors
naonay affects the ordinary American
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Bre akdown Would Work for Axis Victory

On the hand initiation saps the national economic
be subtly homeunseen and for while
effective ally of Hitler Alussoln and iiroho
tongue, 1t Is term
like electricity which one fully comprehends.
scientific definition once de-
scribed initiation loaf bread
10
NV friend the late r. Skinner brilliant economic
demonstrate the looseness with which the
word initiation stimulating book entitled Seven
Kinds of Initiation
since imitation blowing up
the
public associates with the postwar
Austria and other defeated
beligerent nations
In imitation it will be recalled the public
money struggles frenzed manner to
currency exchange for real things such as ships and
hoes sealing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Auto
Graphs
Ban on Tank Car
Deliveries Hits
Stations in North
BY sILER FREEMAN

Gasoline ratlonlng has not
come to Michigan but the ban
on tank car deliveries is hit
ting the northern section of the
state heavily. Luckily for the
resort area, the ban came too
late to affect the best part OF
the travel season.
In the Petoskey and Charlie
voix sections. the shortage OF
gas due TO lack of tank cars is
just being felt. Otherwise. the
two resort areas report little
drop in travel this summer.
This is, especially true In Pc
toskey where one large gasoline
station reported il was far ahead
of last year. Another station OF
the same company in the Char
levoix section reported his busi--
ness was off only 10 per cent but
garage sales were down almost
third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Sharpe Promoted

Frank a. Sharpe, veteran au-
tom0tIve sales and engineering
executive. now with the Mid
west Abrasive Company, has
been promoted 10 sales manager.
James T. Jackson, president, an
nounced today.
Sharpe's experience in tho au-
tomotive field dates back 10 the
turn of the century when he went
10 work for the Packard Motor
Car Company. Subsequently,
he was with the Winton Conn.,
pany, White Company, Cole e.
Woop. Pierce Arrow. Russell
Motor Car Company tTorontol,
Willys-Overland, Hupp. Mitchell.
Thermoid Rubber, Bondall Conn
any and Inland Manufacturing
division of the General Motors,
Corporation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Treasury
ASSaiIS
Rulnl Tan

WASHINGTON, Sept ! lNS)
Randolph Paul, general counse
Of the treasury department today
aSSailed the Ruml plan for pay-as
Sou-go federal income taxes as
boon 10 persons who received
large incomes in 1871.
1T il very complicated
scheme" Paul said OF the pro-
poSal OF BeardsIey Ruml, board
chairman OF the New York
Federal Reserve Bank, Ito for
give taxes on 1871 income and
have payments made In 1912
come from 1912 income and
apply Ia 1912 tax rates.
lit would not, In fact. put
the taxpayers ON a current
basis" Paul said, land u in
Wolves forgiving years tax
liability. with the greatest bene-
fit going 10 those of the biggest
incomes.
1T il an attractive idea 10
get square with Uncle sam;
MIR. Ruml himself has made
great use of that word square
in arguing for his plan. But IL
il not enough TO be square. In
our American vocabulary, the
phrase II fair and square 1t
is our deep conviction ut the
treasury that the Ruml plan Is
not fair and square.
Until il can be made fair.
we at the treasury will not take
the responsibility OF recon-
mending IL 10 Congress and TO
the taxpayers of America"
Confronted by widespread sup
BORT for the RHml plan, Paul
'arried the treasury opposition Ia
{ 10 the country over the Mutual
5roadcaSting System in reply 10
IN address over the radio Friday
~ Ruml in support of the plan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
AirpIdne Output
Exceeds ) Billion

WASHINGTON. Sept. l (INS),
Col. John II. Jouett. president
of the Aeronautical Chamber OF
Commerce of America. announced
today that five and quarter bill
lion dollars worth of airplanes
engines and propellers have been
produced by the aircraft industry
in the last three years.
He made this statement in re-
porting on the production and ex-
pansion activities of the aircraft
industry as World War III entered
its fourth year.
This Is more than eight times
the total production in the
United States during the 10
years before the start Of the war
on Sept. 1, 1885," said Colonel
Jouett.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Low Speed Cuts Sales

Charles Ruykema. owner of
and tires becomes more worn
in sales by lower speeds being
used on the highways now due
To the rubber shortage.
AT one time" he said. "a man
with a powerful car would let 1t
out on the road. Ii would do 65
or 20 and he would be dissatis-
fled and bring IL in for "a tuneup
so that IL would do IS or 40.
That was a big part OF our sum-
mer sales. tuneups."
Now he u doing a eonserva-
tive 40 or As and he sees no need
for a tnneup. II performs we'll
Mt these speeds. 1 expect thi,(
fail there will be a pickup III
the repair business as people be-
come more and more interested
In the condition OF their cars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Travel Still Good

The highways in northern
Michigan arc well patroDized.
Vacation travel is still in vogue.
Cars from Illinois, Indiana and
Ohio are the ones most on the
road. but there are California
and Colorado license plates also
10 be seen.
All resort spots reported
brisk business this summer. but
were dubious about next season.
"If our stations can't get gas
and tires becomes more worn
down IL looks bad for u.s." one
inn proprietor said. Business
was good this year because many
were taking last fling vaca-
ton. Next year. who knows"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Every Civilian Must Help Fight Initiation

We can't have cake and eat too
fight initiation civilian must pull In his
belt and things which otherwise he could use his
income to pay for.
situation that while
rising the BOOM the stock pile OF goods
civilians dwindng spectacularly rapid rate
that the larger strategy provides for
veFng half of all the goods and services produced
army. the the ease-lend program
and the other detectives of embaed government winch has
donned khaki
keeping financial forces of the nation in tow the
capacity will be strengthened in the
battle of production against the Axis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
German Type lnflation Mot Probable

While viewers of alarm in this country have been CRYING
predicting German-type
ton varying degrees deficits became fashion
able forecasts have now been
wrong.
contrary public has continued to prize money and
the United States greater
This signifies that at the present time the American
public still thinks we'll of the dollar.
Likewise standpoint OF gold coverage
the money basis for the dollar
exceedingly protected gold backing substantially
than the law requires.
But in spite this people worried about other
alarmed the prospective
banks
bill They out that the resultant baioonng
will existence after the goods
mun up inducing the to say
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Rail Earnings
Still Climbing

WASHINGTON. Sept. Class
l railroads in July had an esti-
mated net income after interest
and rentals OF $50, 900,000 against
500 .52S.l76 on July |, l94l. the
Association of American Railroads
reports.
Before interest and rentals,
these same roads showed net rail-
way operating income of S133,00l,-
365. against Sl06. 3Sl .904 in July
last year.
I'm the first seven months OF
1912. Class / roads had estimated
net income. after interest and
rentals. of 1876, 100000. agains,
S233 .52l .909 in the like 1871 pc
Rod.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
By MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYsER
Noted Writer Economics
Copy right, 1912, by International News Sci

YORK. Sept Imitation invisible. demonlike
spreads dangerous economic disease germs
thus upSeS the
that live by
yardsticks measuring wealth undependabe
penalties thrifty, helps chiefly the
nimble gambling elements
means-in unbridled fomthat hard earned
dollar half much tomorrow does today and
perhaps a IS much the day after.
you the number of dollars but
VIII shfunken
In effect. would a actual cut
concealed edlstrlbutmg wealth
in vicious and inequtable manner.
honest taxation Tor meeting the
the hidden form
of taxation which the savings of the people
Through whiting the purchasing OF money
imitation knocks meaning Of all long term contracts
including life bonds Likewise cheats the
of real who have made long term leases.
unbrided initiation brings chaos where
should De order.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
EARNINGS

south Penn OF Company and its wholly
owned subsidiary for the SIX months
ended June 30 reports . net proht Of
81 .s53. 123 after federal income and excess
profits taxes etc. equal 10 xi.s5 share
On 200. 600 shares against . net proft 81
81. 2O3 1877 or 81 20 share IN the hrst
hrH of 1871. Provisions for federal ana
state income and federal excess profits
taxes FOR the hrr hair ~ this wear.
io,alei 81 sse.ato. against s73i.Tss IN the
like 1871 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Rum| Tax Plan
Seen Based on
Common Sense
Benefits Admittedly
Accrue to Rich Men
So II Was Discarded
BY MERRYE STANLEY
RUKEYSER

The persistent appeal OF the
Ruml plan, despite senatorial
blowing hot and cold on it, springs
from the fact that il applies
specific remedy to an acute NAL
lady rising out of the growing tax
burden.
BY skipping tax year il en-
tables upwards of 100000 federal
income taxpayers 10 get out OF
tax debt and 10 proceed on pay
as-you-go basis.
Moreover. il paves the way for
the Withholding tax at
the source without causing the
taxpayer the hardship of paying
two years taxes in one,
The principal objection TO the
suggestion for advancing the tax
clock a year in accordance with
the daylight saving analogy is
that, while aiding upwards of
100000 taxpayers. it would Incl
dentally benefit a few hundred
rich men. That is considered
politically unthinkable by the
demagogic. The latter group would
rather tear down the whole struc-
lture than let any upper bracket
fellow hpupfit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Soft Coal Stocks
HIGHEST in History

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-Soft coal
stocks held by consumers increased
1920. 900 tons. during July TO the
highest point in history Supplies
on August l were estimated at
1891 900 tons or 100000 tons
abouve previous peal" attained
April /, 1927.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Report New Record
In Meat Production

NEW YORK. Sept. I. Meat
production in August set a record
for the month, gaining 10 per cent
over August, 1871. Pork output
declined somewhat from July lev
els but was 20 per cent above the
1898 average.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Detroit Poultry

Market easy Hens. average run 2ic
teehorn hens. lbs. and up. 20c: rocks
i2s. iick rock springers lbs and M.
2se rock broiiets. ~ 10 4 ms. 2Sc: leg.
horn hroilsrs 81 sigss 73c
EGGs-M Market STEADY. Current receipts,
&c; undergrsdes, 2eik y Gle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Detroit Produce Quotations

80 rs a 2 90: Tennessee bu. hampers Nancy
Halls, generally good quality, S2m 40
MARYLAND Goidens. u. =. No. i, S2u2fO
mostly 81 t3m7z5.
WATERMELONs - Georgia, Oklahoma
Missouri, per melon: Csnnonbails, 2o-Ib
average, 35e; 34-lb. sVersee, 35m6oe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
What Is lnAation2
What Is lnfIafion2
Present Danger
Largely Potential

(The Initiation" the tip Of ererBbodys tongue these
days-bt rerp realty To
initiation the nation Merrye
Stanley Rnkeysr noted Wter herewith begins
timelg authoritative articles the sabect)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Dividends
Great Western Sugar

Great Western Sugar Company
has declared the regular quarterly
dividend of so cents on the COM
mon. payable October 2 10 holders
OF record September Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01

Dividends IN the foregoing table are IN,
amounts DECLARED er paid 80 Far this wear
unless otherwise roffd. R-fJguidstIng divi-
derS. hon seeur,uis tisss, ex-Ex dividend,
s-Stoek DIVIDEND.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

Arrbrr. Daaiels- Midland Company for the
year ended June SO 1912 reports a net
proht - - n93 sol after federal Income
snd sNcess profits taxes etc equal n
as a. shsfs On see ola shsres ~ the
common against - fo1 1855. or IS 50 .
share Ir me preceding year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
ABOVE III MILLIONS

Last year sales in the second
half exceeded Sill, 100000, and net
profit was Sf,62S, 667 or $3.62 a
share. Should sales in the current
six months follow the pattern
established in the first half year
they would amount to about rs
per cent of the 194l figure or about
$500 900, suggesting the gross
volume this year of approximately
SIS, 100000 for normal products
and war production.
There are so many uncertainties
ahead. however, that such a fore
cast must be regarded as only ten
tative. IL could be materially af-
fected by many factors, among
them the current shortage of steel
and the prospect that the furnace
industry will come under the gov
ernment's concentration Of indus
try program. Should Holland be
chosen to make a victory model
furnace, the effect could be bene-
fetal. Through its activities thus
far in 1912 the company has been
able 10 turn back over 5000 tons
OF scrap metal 10 the steel mills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Unlisted Stocks

Approximate prices furnished by the Ma
tionai Association of Securities Dealers,