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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
u. 5. Beet Sugar
Deliveries Soar

ASKING TON, Oct. %
United States beet sugar deliveries
during September totaled 5,145, 9S1
bags, compared with 3, 1875 ,5S7 bags
in the same month a year ago, an
increase of -2,0lo,294- bags or Ga
per cent, United States Beet Sugar
Association reports.
For the first nine months of
1912, beet deliveries were 25,O64,-
$50 bags, against 2S,90S514 bags
in the similar period of 1941, a
decrease of 3,843, 764 bags or 1873
per cent
The sharp increase in deliveries
over September a year ago reflects
a large movement of beet sugars
into the eastern seaboard market
and also the east central area such
as Ohio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
Detroit Produce

APPLEs-Michigan bushei crates. Y. 3
mo. !. "a in. minimum unless otherwis,
Stated; Mcintosh, xi.50. cold storage stock
81 IS; Red Delicious. sI.soG2; Jonathan,
spys, 81 40: ain, 81 so: 81 in. minimum
81 65; SHOWS, 1928 IA in. minimum
$40; wagsners. s5e dsi; Rhode Island
Greetings, xl.i5; Baldwins. 81: Hubbard
stons. S5c n 81 Washington, box Red De
licious, so.l25s. extra fancy, S275a2s5;
BEANS Bushsl hampers. Louisiana Val.
entines, IS od+; Bountifuls. 50: Was
BROCCOLI California. pony crates, u
punches 1913.
BRUssEL SPROUTS - California ".
drums. 81 75ni25
CARROTS-Los Angeles crates. 6-doz.
punches New Mexico, f,25d5.25; Cali
fornia. S.25m450.
cAUL1FLowER--Long Island. double
deck crates. sl.65a1.75
CRANBERRIEs-M Massachusetts. bar
rel boxes. $3.ioa3.5o; u barrel boxes,
GRAPEs-ca California. display Tugs. En-
perors, u. s. fancy. $2.75d2s5 Tokays,
81 10 az. 25; generally good. 81; White Ma
lagas. Sl.50a1.65 Thompson seedless
HoNEYDEws- crates. all
sizes. 81 50d2.75.
PERSIAN MEIoNs-Pony crates, u.ss
gis5, mostly si.eoai.75; standard crates
CAsABA MELoNs-Jumbo crates, $40;
standard crates. 81 15s225.
LETTUCE--Los Angeles crates, Iceberg.
California. Salinas district, 5-doI, 525 n
5. So 4-doz, S75d53 IS: Idaho, 5-doz.,
IS rs: 4.doz. 65d535.
LEAF LETTUcE--Ho'house, lob. bas-
kets, Ohio, SIC.
medium. 50 30 large, $500 So extra
large. 81 65a5.75; jumbos, s3.65a3.75;
colossal. 375N 80.
ONIONS III. sacks. Michigan. Y. =,
No. ! Yellows. medium. 81 i0q LIS; 10
colorado. Idaho Round whites u. s. No.
y. medium. 1902; Sweet Spanish, Y. =.
No. l. 3-tn. and larger Michigan, $40;
Colorado. Sl.40a 1. so; fair condition, si.35;
PEARs-caiifornis. Tugs, Bartiei,s. 90
1855; stnt5O; OREGON, box. Barletts.
fancy e0-135s, Ami.25; Bose, fancy,
100 1859 81 s5a3 California, box. Bose.
box D'Angous. extra fancy, so.ls5s, 50. so
PEAs-caiifornia bu. baskets. s5a5a5.
PRUNEs-tFresh). Idaho n blu. baskets,
PoTSToEs-loo.lb. sacks. Idaho Russ.t
Burbanks, y. s. No. 1. washed. s2.s5a
B. rs; mostly s2s5d3: 1910. sacks. 3td
use; Maine Chippewas and Katahdins.
Y, s. No. l. s225d2.4o' is-ib. sacks
washed, s7Saio3 Best, lars. size 81 20 q
225. Russet Rurals. n. g. No. 4, 81 90 q
2 = smaller size. 81. sO0i.s5
RADIsHEs-Texss Y crates. sf2S
ALDOTS-Iyouisiana barrels SIS
Rican Vans, bu. crates, IT, E. No. l.
81 .9bm2. New Jersey bu hampers, IT, a.
No. I. Jerseys, Sandy Soil Stock, $40
81 IS, s-ih baskets dollhouse Ohio. me-
dunn. ti.40n $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
Wartime Successes Seen Most Vulnerable

Taxes old story, and the schedules hit every
which most vulnerable the new war
time succeses which used earnings to expand podigious
amassed cash.
largely plant bills receivable and inventory Those who
nmb enough survive will nevertheless find their qudy
working position adversely affected and Will be
procedure of the banks TO borrow
their
Mr. Gunn showing his confidential figures expressed
his could live ceiling OF 80 cent
earnings he felt 80 would
ruinous which would enable him to out
five amortization provision for
depreciation plants this congressional
William knudsen, onc-tme generals
of production
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
Corporations Virtually Consumer Co-opera+ives

Chief long ago pointed that the
destroy but it doesn't make for
destroy the Enterprises to which it has ex
producing products which the
considers essential for victory
a the taXpayng function of the industrial
corporation has largely lost its meaning when the government
itself the the products Thus the
buyer add something substantial to the price
order provide the corporation with
rebate in the form OF taxes
This corporation into coopera-
which proftsand this
there is only single exclusive customer namely Uncle Sam
passing of dollars TO and fro really Is
advantage corporation enlarges the
gross receipts and thus gives the contractor eewy
in the that he has underestimated his costs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
Tires for Every One7

There is some confusion about
the Baruch reports recommends
ton of tires for everyone. 1t
means simply that tire and gaso-
line rationing ograms are
merged into a single system OF
mileage control to allow essen
tial driving only.
There Is no guarantee that
tires will be available for every
one. but an effort will he mak,
Under the new plan. tires
be replaced in the form Of -
caps. used tires or new tires OF
various quality grades.
In every case. the replacement
will be the minimum grade or
tire which will serve for the
mileage granted In the gas ration
book.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
CONTRACTS PARED

In some cases contracts in proc
ess for government armed forces
have been pared under PRP, pres
sure by the government agency
being nullified by WPB disallowing
the tonnage. Where orders have
been on mill hooks for some time
producers are disposed TO advise
customers not cancel. on the chance
an adjustment may allow the
original ratings to be reinstated.
Pressure for steel bars, carbon,
alloy and cold-fnished. has in
Icreased 10 the point that deliveries
are delayed eight to 10 weeks,
even on AA ratings. AS result
Idirectives and ALLEGATIONS are on
the increase where early delivery
is essential.
Mill sales VI steel sheets are
limited by restrictions on semifin-
ished steel and sheet metal fabri-
Gators are not employed fully on
war work, though the number hav-
ing subcontracts is increasing
Some directives have been issued
covering definite tonnage for No
Ivember delivery where need has
been greatest. More sheet tonnage
is being provided for warehouses
and the latter are in receipt of
numerous inquiries for small lots
which cannot be obtained direct
from mills. @
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
n.trolt rlm,, Financial Ealler

Russ Boyle was an officer Of
the Union Guardian Trust Com,
psny.
After Pearl Hsrbor, Russ kind
Of figured that he wanted 10 do
a little more about the situation
than Just buy war bonds, and
despite the fact that he was a
husband and father, he volun-
teered.
Russ always had a propensity
for open criticism when things
weren't going just as he thought
they should. and when he was
more outSpoken than usual the
boys would laugh il of with:
oh. that's just Russ way
When the day came for Russ
10 leave, President Ernest {.
Harris called him in and offered
a little parting advice:
Russ, We all understood YOU
here, but now that you're going
into the army, don't try To tell
the top sergeant how TO run the
war the first week you're In
camp"
The other day one OF the offi-
GERS OF the trust company got a
letter from Russ. -
II followed Ernle's advice OK
cept In a single instance" he
wrote. THAT time I was on KIP
duty and assigned 20 slice bread.
After slicing so loayes. sug-
gested to the mess sergeant that
what this army needed most
was n bread slieef.
"But after slicing ESQ more
Ioaves he game me, I didn't give
n damn either way"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
Mystery Solved7

Biggest mystery in Detroit's
financial district Of recent years
is the identity of the daring
nirnrod-reportedly a banker
who was shot in the heel on
opening day of the pheasant
season.
While we have no proof, we
did notice that Vice President
AL Wilson of the National Bank
Of Detroit was home "ill'' for a
day or two following that date
and has since been walking with
a decided limp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
Loadings on Canadian
Roads Take Drop

OTTAWA, Oct. 26.-Loadings of
Canadian railroads during the
week ended October IL totaled
5000 cars, compared with 1882
in ne previous week and 65, 406
in the like week last year, ac-
cording to Dominion Bureau of
Statistics.
Loadings for the year TO October
II totaled 2.703,22s cars, against
2,533.562 cars in the like 1871
period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
What, No Crumpefs7

Detroit businessmen report
eddy prefer afternoon appoint
ments with Brig. Gen. Alfred r.
Clancy.
Reason Is that at the stroke
OF 4. the general, who lived for
some years in British-owned
Bermuda, actually serves TEA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
War Has Brought
New Success Stories

AS phase of Of the armament boom economic miracles are
The economic life has not become
strated pessimsc politicians alleging but
The spirit of ventuesomenesS and pioneering
has been reborn.
There instances whereby soesng operations have
baiooned full industrial Little
companies with know how, have had mush
growth their products approval from the federal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
Expansion Continued
In War Production

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-War
production continued to expand in
September and the first half of
October. the federal reserve board
reported. pushing the seasonally
adjusted index of industrial activ-
ity up two points TO 1875 per cent
of the 1935-1939 average.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
Detroit Poultry

No quotations available on Saturday
Previous days prices follow. Hens average
cooks. Ia i4c rock sprinEers use. rneh
broiiers an his mp csc. leEhorn springer,
zoe tom turkeys "a lbs VI use: her
turkeys II lbs. up 30c: ducks. white s lbs
up 7Oe reese. young Use
EGGS-Market hrm Current receipts
Sihe: undergrades. slNo37ss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
Conceas the Fact Consumer Is Paying Taxes

concerned, the has lost
of its meaning Using the corporation tax collector when
facates
the raising of and does by ndrecton 1t conce from
the buyers corporation goods the fact that they are really
paying the corporation taxes.
In the matter of builders would prudent
Of forbearance rather than
side of confscation the thus accumuates too
the the in personal income
and inheritance the earnings which the corporation dis
o Is stockholders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
Hunter
Gets Big
Penalty
BY DON GILLIEs

The majority OF game law
violators apprehended each season
could be classed as pikers. If one
cared to compare them with the
case Of Charles II. Neagle, a re-
tired Detroit policeman. now of
Greenville, Ky.
Neagle pleaded guilty to posses
sion of 81 pheasants at his resi-
dence. having loaded guns in his
car and shooting and transporting
pheasants out of season. Justice
Frank d. Beadle of st. Clair
meted out the maximum game law
penalty when he slapped on
S106.S5 In fines and costs on each
of two counts. 80 days in Jail on a
third count, and began condemna-
ton proceedings for confiscation
Of the violator'S guns and auto
mobile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
n. Y. Bank CIedrinqs
Climb 10 SO Billions

NEW YORK. Oct. 26.-New
York Clearing House Association
reports clearingS for the week
ended October % totaled 50 96i,-
SAC. s27, as compared with 1855. =
OH 49, for the five-day week
ended October is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
Start Winter Drive

The chill October winds have
started a campaign by the Sun
Oil Company TO call motorists
attention TO their Jack Frost
special. Dangers from sudden
freezeups 10 vital parts Of the
car are pointed out by X. w.
Cunningham, district manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
RATE HOLDS AT 90 PCT.

Steelworks operations last week
continued at 80 per cent of capac-
ity as a drop at Pittsburgh practi-
'cally balanced slight gains at three
other points. Scrap has been elimi-
mated as a factor and only necessity
for open-hearth repairs now holds
back production.
Pittsburgh dropped back IL
points 10 97h per cent, the level
of the preceding week. Cleveland
moved up pa points to 981s per
cent, Detroit 5 points to 80 and
Cincinnati 5 points TO 81. Chicago
held its rate Of 1881 per cent
and other unchanged rates were
Youngstown 95. Wheeling 79h
Buffalo SO. Birmingham 95. St.
Louis 81. eastern Pennsylvania 90
and New England 95.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
Farmers Market =

FRuITs-Appi.. Bsldwins, No. l.. II,
q Las bu.; Delicious No. s267so bui.
! No 81 so Mcintosh. fancy 81 bu. NO.
10 5.i No b., s So,,h.sG s Ssnp ss
4 81 bu.. 10. 2 siai7s; Shows, fancy
81 so eu.. No. slni.2S. No. $50 1se:
bu.. No siai75. No 7sc. Grsp.s.
No. 1. s2a2 50 bu No. /. 81 50 bu M.
q, tl.5od2. Pears. Kiensr. No. i. $40
Us eu. No. 2. 75e. Ounces. No. l.
LETTUCE AND SALAD eREENs-Iest
lettuce. No. sial25 bu.. No. Use
Head. letuce No. l sthl.50 bu., No. .
t75e Romsine. 20. 7scnn bu.. No. ,.
soc. Esearole, No. soasse bg.. No. z
SoG' p, EnMdlv. fancy $3.50 eu.' No. u
VEGETABLE oREENs-consrds. No. I
e3 n 75c bu sorrei, No. 1, 75easl bu.
Spinach. No. / soca,i bu. No 2 75c,
!, e597sc bu. cabbag. greens. No. 1. 90
chard. No. /. soa75c bu.
MfsCELLANEoUs vEcETA BLEs--'
Beets, fancy. soc dor. lunches; No 4,
sl.2s bu. NO i. 75casi; 10. 2, Soc.
Broccoli No. /, 81 5O03 bu Cabbage.
No ]. 40 aeoc bu. Red Cabbage. No. Il,
500 7se bu Curly Cabbage. No. 1. SOD
punches; No. 2. 4oc.
Carrots, topped. fancy. si25 bu: No. T.,
voc ~ VI Is No. 2. csc. Caunhower, No T.
VI 1872 bu. No. 2. i25a l. so. Celery.
fancy. s5cIti dor. lunches No l. So I
y SOC No. 2, asa csc. Celery Root, No l.,
IS ne0c dor. Celery Cabbage, No. 4.
s0c n 81 bu; No. 2. Use. ~
Ftnnel, No I. 80 o. 75c dor Horseradish.
No. /. 75cdSi.25 peck basket Kohlrabi.
No. I, soa75c dol. punches. Lesks. No. ;.
\, sou Doc dor. punches. Onions. dry
Pncy. 81. so 50rlb. sack: No. 4. SfIBRyy
] %; No. 2. sOcHSl: Green. No. l. 500 75c
doz. punches. Picking Onions No. l. IS
50-lb. sack No. e. 81. Parsnips. No f..
81 81. so bu. Curly Parsley, No =, 500 soc
doz. punches Parsley Root. No. I. seq soc
doz. punches. Potatoes, No. I. s2.l5n25O Is
l00-lb sack No. 2. si,30G1.5O. Pump.
kins. No. l, sos 75c bu. Radishes. Red, y
No. !. s5n75 dor. punches: No. 2 40c;
Long White. No. I. s5n 75c don. bunches;
Black Radishes. No. I, 81 bu. Rutabagas.
No. 1, 75cmSi bu. Squash: Delicious. Z
No T. s5c a 81 BIZ: Table Queen No. l..
50 q s5c bu. Hubbard. No I. 50d75c ~.
Tomatoes, No. I. Si11.50 peck haA
No. 2. 75c. Turnips No. J. 5onT5d
punches; Turnips, topped. No. I. 75N h.
bu. No. 2, soc. Vegetable oysters, No 4.
so 1900 don. punches.
EGGs-JsrEe. si550aIs 30.dor. csusl
medium. si2.75n13.50. w
PoULTRY--Live. hens. heavy breeds.
~ csc ID: laghorns, 23n24c: springsna 4
2s y Die To-; leghorn. 20a22e " =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
New Investors
Beginning 10
Enter Market
Demand Mainly for
Investment Issues
as Stock Prices Rise
BY b, C. FORBES

People who haven't bought
stocks in years are beginning to
come into the market.
The writer has elected that
information through first hand
contacts with large brokerage
firms.
The demand Is mainly, though
not entirely, for investment issues,
including high yielding preferreds.
1t Is not uncommon for customers
to bring along cash to pay in
full. Our skyrocketing volume of
currency in circulation indicates
that no little boarding has been
going on.
II precedent be followed, this
new buying of stocks will expand
as the market advances--if II does
continue 10 advance. The ordinary
investor differs from professional
stock market operators in this
respect: The trader buys ION the
dips" the amateur hesitates 10 get
aboard until after a definite up
swing has been under way for
some time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26


example only yesterday since George Gum Jr
and his Thomas Bannon of Seattle bought the broken
down machine shop Seattle known the Webster Brnkley
skill of these their knowledge
capacity subcontracorS and their logged
willingness tackle unprecedented products account
for their have been decorated by the mari
their devices and other prod
but instead of walowing in their success Mr. Gum the
president chiefly concerned with whether not company
able face of the stiff schedule of
federal In the spirit the treasurer OF another Seattle
which makes the Flying Fortreses
Washington d. c. tell congressional committee that
the contemplated would destroy the enterprise
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26

Like sending him q gift every
day. Order The Detroit Times
mailed daily 10 your man In the
armed forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
WAS WELL PREPARED

Neagle was caught west OF
Marine City the night before the
small game season opened by
Everett f. Tucker, supervisor OF
the conservation departments
southeastern Michigan field office,
In the car were found. besides
illegal pheasants, a fully loaded
.3S automatic pistol loaded %
automatic pistol, tneither regis
tered in Michigan a loaded .21
repeating rifle, 12-gauge sawed
off shotgun. a l2-gauge automatic
shotgun and a blackjack
Though his Michigan hunting
license was obtained by claiming
he was a resident, Neagie also had
a resident Kentucky hunti ms
license issued less than a month
earlier, in which he claimed resi-
dence in that state
Norman Sharkey of Marine City
arrested with Neagle, pleaded moi
guilty and was to be tried later.
THERE ARE MANY OTHERS
Neagle's automobile fits the
description of one reported road
hunting nesr Algonae year ago
but was never apprehended, au'
thoritieS say.
Although Neagle's case is out
standing. there are dozens Of
others made up mostly of worker;
who have come 10 this state ir
lrecent months to work in defens,
plants. that have been lucky
enough TO escape the law. Many
Iof them come from states, where
there are few if any conservation
laws.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
Detroit Stocks
INDEBTED

CuFflss Wrinhf 100 50 81 t@- =
Bales including odd io's. Ia shsrss
Dtvtdends IN the foregoing table are the
aGYs1nts declared ~ paid 80 fer this yer,
unless otherutss voted. a-Liquidating divt-
dend. boa accommodations, ea-EK-divtdend,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
Dividends

American News Company has
declared dividend of 30 cents
payable November Ia TO holders
of record November 4. A similar
amount was paid in September.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26

Buckeye Pipe Line Company
has declared a dividend of 81 pay
able December Is TO holders Of
record November 20. A similar
amount was paid in September.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
ASSUME OFFENSIVE

Although nothing decisive has
occurred warwise. at least the
United Nations have begun TO as
sumo the offensive in the Pacific.
Hitler has attained none of his
chief detectives along the Russian
front, London reports strengthen
ing Of its forces in North Africa.
bombings are wreaking mounting
damage on the continent Of Eu-
rope. conquered peoples are inten-
styling their harassment of Hitler,
U-boat sinkings have diminished,
and various highup spokesman
intimate that the opening Of a Sec
.ond front Is imminent.
The United States is daily be-
coming more vital factor in war
production, in furnishing supplies
to Allied countries, in massing
fighters and equipment overseas.
All in all. optimism is more
warranted than pessimism.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Oct ~ UNs) Produce,
BUTTER Receipts. s.ssT tubs market
steady; extras, % score. f5Nc: standards
90 score. cars f5c: extra hrsts. pf score.
tSc hrsts, ss-se score, az y sc; specials.
% score. tsn 6hc
EGGS Receipts b.tps cases. msrss<
STEADY; current receipts. 3ttsc: fresh extra
hrsis. 40H n tic; fresh hrsts. 3pasaYef
drties. % &C: checks. 3ihc
CHEEsE Twins. 25025hc: daisies.
prints and ionghorns, 20 26Lc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26

City Auto Stamping Company and sub
salaries for the - months ended Sept
30. 1912. reports a net profit OF x332. All
after provision OF $60T T6s for fedora
taxes under 1892 revenue act. The net Is
equal 90 SO cents a share on the com
mon, against x4l4, s35 or Sill share Tor
the ~ months ended Sept 30 1871, when
federal taxes tOtaled S4O9, 7O5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
ATTRACTS PUBLIC

The rise, which started at the
beginning of May and which gained
momentum five or six weeks ago
has begun TO attract the public
The recent recession proved mild
and short lived.
Sentiment in the higher stock
market circles has become pre-
ponderantly bullish. Since moth
ing succeeds tike success, the
markets own better behavior has
made good impression.
Other favorable developments
are cited,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
EARNINGS

Buffalo Forge Company for the quarter
ended Aug. 81. 1912 reports net profit
OF S27s 500 after federal income and ex-
cess profits taxes. equal TO SO cents a
share. This compares with S4oi 500 or
S1.23 a share In the quarter ended May
81. last and $3.50 5s5 or SlOs a share in
the quarter ended Feb rs 1912 The com
pany's fiscal year ends November 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26

PfTT~BI RICH
stock
CATTLE Receipts ~: market steady.
steert choice ti5Dis medium 20 good
$50 ~ common $40 = IL SO heifers. good
"a choice. Si2Ui3 So medium 10 good
Si0 20 r. ~ 50 common. Ssn 10. COWS good
~ choice. s. S0n 10 so medium 20 good.
s. S0Hp2 Gamers and cutters. t6de2
hulif, good - ch0ics. fi70f3; common 10
medium 50 5Oni0
HOGS Receipts 81 market active and
Zoe lower iG0.is0 he t1t BATS le0-
20o lbs tif 900 10 2O0-72O lbs Sit 90 %
IS 220-750 lbs Sit s5ai3: $50 900 lbs
Si4 500 IL 10 2en-3jn ihs ti4 50G1l 90
iOo-lSo lbs. $40 5Oait5O. roughs
SIa1it So
SHEEP Receipts none: market steady.
choice iemhs STA 25Glt rs. medium IN
good. ti21 1880. common lambs s7d6.
ewes 1905 80. pe'hers So 5Od7
CALVES Recs pts Is. market steady.
good n choice sfsai1 medium sc 500
IS so. oulis and common spai2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
LESS oBsEQUIOUs STAND

Washington finally has begun TO
exhibit a less obsequiouS stand
towards fresh wage demands.
Before Congress sanctions what
would amount TO consumption of
all workers, as advocated by Paul
V. McNutt, chairman OF the War
Manpower Commission, public
opinion may insist upon less dicta-
torial measures, including substi-
tuition of 48-hour week for the
existing 40-hour week, abolition Of
countless union restrictions upon
recruiting Of workers and abolition
OF rules and regulations creating
"feather-bed" railway and other
job sinecures totally out OF place
when the nation urgently needs all
its available manpower.
Encouragement is derived from
Donald NJ. Nelson's latest order
that all non-essential governmental
construction be suspended and that
even military building projects be
scrutinized with view to curtail-
mept. :.
Progress Is being made in re-
tarding the rise in living costs.