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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04

Best testimonial 10 the retailers
of this country and the Job they
are doing in these difficult times
is the soaring sales volume.
But all too few appreciate the
fact that department stores. etc.
have actually performed miracles
in acting as a buffer between the
consumer and rising prices. Thor
oughly patriotic. they have refused
TO take advantage of a situation
and have based their retail prices
on the wholesale price they paid
for merchandise.
Opportunities 10 profitccr and
move up prices as wholesale prices
scared have been almost unlver.
sally turned down and Mr.. and
Mrs Consumer benefited TO tho
tune of millions of dollars.
But DON'T take my word fol
il: lot mo cite some Of the tcSti-
mony before tho senate commit
tee which conducted hearings on
the price control bill
Senator Glass: "Nhy does moi
the retail price keep pace with
the wholesale price"
Leon Henderson; Tho retailer
buys replacements stock. He does
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Parker
Nets S190,496

Report Of Parkcr-Wolvcrin,
Company for the year ended De
cember 81. 1871 shows net prof
of $50. 496 after depreciation
etc. and Sl50,OO0 reserve foi
federal income and excess profit
taxes, equal TO $li0 a share or
l35 .93l no par common shares.
This compares with a 1910 nc
profit of S2l7.999 or 81 so share
after tax reserve Of $4,000.
Charles II. Awkerman, prcSi
dent. states that during January
tho Company's business was turn
ing from its regular channels L
war production.
while IL il impossible To
estimate the dollar volume OF
this business for the coming
year" he stated. "the company
now has orders to manufacture
munitions that Will keep the
piant-with the exception Of the
plating Notwithstanding at
full capacity for some time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Stocks, Bonds
Quiet, Steady
In Early Trade
Several Leaders
Edge Higher; Cotton
Spurts 7 10 9 Points

NEW YORK. Feb 4 lUP).-
Stocks and bonds opened steady in
quiet dealings today Cotton flu
lures rose 10 9 points
Opening changes in stocks were
small
l.. :. Steel opened unchanged at
'53i.. while Bethlehem frmed \
to 64ls. Standard Brands opened
is 600 shares at 4. unchanged; CO.
.lumhia Gas 1000 at - un-
changed; Spicgel, Inc. 1000 al
80. unchanged; Pacific Gas l,0W
al l9As, up ". and General Gas
and Electric a 1000 at lAs, of i
Standard Oil Company IN, j.
at 40S. Sears Roebuck at 53t
international Paper at l4S. West
Iinghouse Electric at 77i2. ConSoli'
dated Aircraft at 18ls, and New
York Central at 81, were up II
point each.
Gains OF !. potn each were re-
corded by American Telephone al
1881. Francisco Sugar at 9,2 anC
Lima Locomotive at 81. Genera
Motors was down II to 33is anC
losses ranging 10 !. point also
weer noted in Shell Union Oil al
l2A. Consolidated Edison at 13A.
Cuban American Sugar at 81
American Smelling al, Corn Prod
uctS 53'2 and Youngstown Sheet
and Tube at 35A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
It's Different Now

Not so today.
Not only can YOU not demand
gold for paper currency. but II
is illegal for you TO own gold.
The government called upon all
OF us almost nine years ago 10
hand over our gold 10 il, and
gave us in return bits of paper
for which we couldn't demand
gold.
Now, suppose YOU have the
notion that money is better
possession than United States
bonds. here's your situation:
You can get gold for neither.
BY boarding money by locking
II up in safety deposit vault
or under your mattress. it
would. Of course. bring you no
income whatsoever.
BY investing il in war savings
or any other brandOof govern
ment bonds whatsoever, you
garner interest.
You can unhcSitatingly take
il for granted that the United
States government viii redeem
that is, pay of all It's bonds
at their full face value The
government Will pay for them in
currency having The same value
as all other currency, the same
value as currency you might
foolishlN choose 10 hoard now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Ads-as-UsuaI,
British Policy

NEW YORK, Feb 4 UP).-
The British government and huSi
neSSmen have continued a policy
Iof acknowledgements despite
tho war. according TO survey OF
Lord d Thomas.
In a report on the function OF
advertising in Great Britain under
warning conditions. the agency
said that despite vast changes the
familiar patterns of life have con-
|tinucd. Thus. advertising mirrors
the nations commercial enterprise
protects the advertisers invest
mentS in trade names. keeps con-
tact with the changing habits Of
the public. keeps contact with the
new market growing up helps 10
maintain a free press through IN
revenue and plays an
important role in unfolding the
morale of the people.
An outstanding factor, the sur
vey said. is that the government
now places about II per cent OF
total paid advertising.
incidentally. the demand for adj
lVertiSing space far exceeds the
available supply.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
On the Business ront
With WARD SCHULTZ

With WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor
not replace his whole stock but
buys nj varying prices In the mar
ket. He averages his prices. we
have an arrangement that started
very carly with the leading retail
organizations Of the country who
were very. very arutely aware Of
the imitation problem. They were
more aware, 1 believe, than any
other group. and they adopted
AS almost standard practice that
they should do their averaging
instead Of trying TO profiteer Mt
the expense Of the jump In whole
sale price nv using their replace
cent costs as base for retail
prices"
Senator Tobcy: THAT Is fine
tribute YOU are paying them"
Leon HendcrSon; "They have
done fine job"
WALL STREET expects record
breaking sales OF around 5000 .000,-
600 10 enable L.. s. Rubber Com
pany IN show earnings Of approx
matcly S. a common share before
reserves for 1871.
However. tho outlook for AT
least the first half Of the current
year Il studded with war clouds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Steel Men Paid
81 Hour in Dec

NEW YORK. Feb. 4 Employ
ment in tho steel industry IN De-
cCmber totaled $4,000 against
Gas 600 in November and 5S5 900
in December. l90. according 10
the American Iron and Steel In.
stltute Pay rolls in December
amounted 20 Sill 22l 600 against
500. $50 900 and sol .233. 600 re-
Spsctlvely. For 1871. the steel IN
duStry'S pay rolls totaled Sl.30l =
3IS 600 or nearly - per cent moro
than the 1860. 10 600 reported for
1910.
Wage earning employees averaged
99.9 cents an hour in December
and worked 3S2 hours per week
In November. they averaged 90
cents and worked 81 6 hours. while
lin December, 1910, the average
was u cents an hour and the
men worked 81 s hours.
Hourly earnings for wage earn
erS throughout l94l averaged 95. Q
cents against SIS cents in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
LILLY IA Bomber
Detroit Produce

APPLIES Michigan bushel crates y. =
g.. ~, Hc t,,nen mn unless o'herNi"
-. Northern Spys 81 75Hl -. iona
thaus. 81 son -, WINTER Bananas 81 %
Watrners, Sl.l3; Baldwlns Is
bFANS Florida bu. hampers Black Val
CABBAGE Oid stock: New York sob
ssohs DANISH FAR to GENERALLY good con
dition. Soc"sl New stock: Texas l. A
crates round type. 81 25a2 30. y crates
81 20" 40. California l.. A. crates rounc
iype. 81 ~.
CARROTS l.. a crate. doz bunche,
- 20" 80. far 81 %. Texas l.. a. crate,
don S365aA
CELERY Florida Golden Heart. som,
only fairiy vel blended. wirebound crate,
81 251 - ~. few 81 a. fair ~ 2ia2 80
10 doz - jOd3. fair x225. extras x2u
80: California Pascal, cub crates Sl75
Goden Heart 22-inch u crates, TO
cht'LfFLowER y, and larger pom,
crates california. 81 6Ga1.75 rs an,
smaller 81 20 30.
LETTUCE l.. A. crates Iceberg type
California Imperial Valr,. , doz 81 IS
p. mostly - sjoJ d.. dol. 50 75aJ
- LEAF Hothoa-r. 10Th. bas
kets Ohtu and Michigan zoe
ONIONS 5O-ih sacks l. 6. 30
sweet spanish. 3-iuch and larger Co'Iiad,
AM Idaho - 90, tt'ih. ,irr. - 2ot ? p
pr cent 2.inch ana larger S2n2.1t. mostly
g. lor2 -. 3Inch minimum Sweet span
ish itpe s. -.
POTATOES - Idaho Russet Rurhanks
iOu-lb sacks T. No. washed s. 2osf
p. few - 81. lu-ib. sacks. 3bc. T. :
No. washed ~ -. New YORK ij.ih
paper sacks. o. $ 80 J. Roupd WHITES
3ic. Maine iuO.lh. SACKS I : 40
Chippewa. and ksiahdius 81 3IH2 so fair
- % |p-Ih paper sacks 81 30. i5-lb
paper SACKS 50 toe MichiGau iOu-ib
p2 few - 10: Chippewas. - 2ou225
Upper Peninsula y :. No. l. Green Noun
taius lnu.lb SACKS x2ljT2 80: i5-lb
paper sacks SIC. Nebraska l. = M. :
washed Trtumphs lO0-lb. sacks, 81 10 81
TO- sacks 81 t0H SO. Florida on crts
T. : SO = Tfiumphs - 1iu2 p.
RAblSHES Texas pony crtsu 80 hchs
g. . So
EtTARAGAs - Canada, SON. sacks
HrRRARp Michigan. hoihouss cases
eNra ftncy 80 jopi IS, I fancy S5g 80
choire 81 7itr2 W
sHALLOTs LOUISIANA bbs ~ Dor
hchs.. 80 25 crates 5 do1 81 so12
dor - 50
STRAWBERRIES FLORIDA, 30 pit cr''l
Miss'ouatvs S. D..
SPINACH TeNs, nu hsis savoy. fai
SWEPT NToFs Porto Rican vans
Louisiana hu crfs T. : NJ J. ~ s0u
rs. Tetas hu crt. a. & 10 81 oOI
o. Tennessee hd hpFs generally goo,
Qua'fv ~ s. NrEinia hu npfs a. s
81 fersees sanf, soil stock. 81 -
Okl1homa Nv hkts Jerseys - 2ifi2 81
TnMAT9I. io..H c.rt,rs s,pssks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
BottomIess War Spending Spurs Production

II and bottomleSs ndng that now increasing
eliminating the unemployment
pewar mill Spurted last
partly materials and civilian fears
reduced
working The shoe manufacturing industries of the
England complaints
of shortages of kinds of leather Lumber manufacturing
has been stimulated by requirements.
industry maximum practical
capacity peace Industries denied steel the
place example automobile production.
which formerly took 20 Of all steel has ceased
steel VIII be
maintained The automobile industry already we'll the
becoming the duration tank and apane industry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
BUSINESS
Lewis Heney
Lewis Heney
Flags Radical
Postwar Planning

increased last week
general trend
Mighty those Of who have been hoping that
of a reaction
Incidentally those believe postwar is
inevitable should work
and that able back peace without
great total production employment.
Much will depend upon tho wisdom of our war economy
and the the promptne with which drop
methods when and instead
individual initiative under which have greatly propered
!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Too Quick 70 Re+read

William ONell president Of
the General Tire and Rubber
Company of Akron. o. asserted
today that tons Of rubber are
being wasted every day because
"hysteria and panic have caused
thousands Of motorists 70 rush
10 their tire dealers for re-
Gaping
O'Ncill urged motorists 70 re-
frain from having their tires
rctreadcd until informed by an
expert that the work was ac-
tually needed.
I'm many instances" he said.
these tires have contained
thousands Of miles of good rub
her. II IL a. important tn ave
this PROGRESSED rubber as II IL to
save crude rubber in the stock
nile"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Detroit Edison
Boosts Output

Total consumption Of Detroit
Edison Company power for the
week ended January 81 was SO.
$4,000 kilowatt hours, a gain OF
40 per cent over the 50. Sd 00C
kilowatt hours of the correspond
ing week of 1871 and a drop OF
ID per cent from the previous
weeks total Of 90.623. 600 kilowatt
hours.
Industrial use last week totalcd
40. 702 900 kilowatt hours. Il de-
crease Of per cent from the
11.ll2. 600 kllowatt hours Of the
corresponding week Of l94l and a
drop of AZ per cent from the
previous weeks total of ~ 500 600.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Hinted LIBERALIZATION Of Job Insurance

At time will he recalled President Indicated he
federal board for
complete liberalization the unemployment nsu
Opposition 10 this expressed by than half the Cover
conference Of employment
security agencies employers organizations and by
labor
l. telegraphed
their employment
to federal The Chief
that national employment service
labor problems incidental
accelerated wartime production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Forbes
$2,42s,ooo, 900 More
Money in Circulation
Than a Year Ago
By n. c. FORBES

The money in circulation todaN
exceeds. for the first Time IN our
history SLIGO 600 Q00. This IS
fully g. 42s 100000 more than p
year ago. an increase Of - p"r
cent. The rise in last December
alone was over $500 ono oOo.
Dividing the sum equally
among all the fannie, m
America. il works out ~ over
$3.50 each. poor and rich coli
ored and white
Study of these figures SaC-
reSts that there has been hoard
inc ~ cash. Indeed. Washing
ton reports lately have become
quite emphatic on that point.
The deductions drawn are that
many folks have become alarmed
over the brcath'aking expansion
az United States government
bonds have become apprehen-
sivc that they may dcprcCIate
IN market value. also that
boarding Of United States cur
renCN Is going on among we'll
to-do and wealthy refugees.
Apparently. a distinction Is
drawn. difference is seen, be-
tween United States govern
ment money and United States
government bonds. the former
being considered a safer pos
session than the latter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
MARKETS
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
u. =. Should Avoid
State Functions

view Of the tremendous concentration of
direction
and winning the the already ove.orked federal
normal functions which
the been performed satisfactorily by the states and the
localities
Certainly existing among national
should the and
wartime il should be the direction
shedding responsibility from Washing
ID. o and the localities.
BY Of illustration interest that there may he in
the
should be arrested until victory has
determined in the Social Security
security board empowered
credit by
citizens of such abang liability against federal unem
The include standards designed
bonafde reasonable
protection Likewise Of
funds board authorized the admins
competence of state agencies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
-DHy u 0VffItVI
Farmers Market

APPLES Mcintosh. fancy. 81 bu, No
/ 81 asa rs bu. No. 2 I3c bu N"rlh
ern spys fancy. S2125 50 buG GrsnningF
Jonathan. fancy. 81 bu.; No. I. 81 2'm
50 bu No q 81 bu. Delicious. fancy
S22 hu: No. I 81 50|2 bu No. 2, 80
bu. Shows. No. /. STA $50 bu., No 2
75c hu
BETS No. !. sO-75e bu; No. 2, so
CABBAGE No. 7. 75casl bu; No. 2
20 n soc; red. No. /. Sln $50 bu.; No.
CARROTS No. /. nal25 bu; No
CELERY No. l. 4O0 SOC dozen bunche'
No 2 goa 25c dozen lunches.
CELERY SQUARES !, 81 3od J. SO
CELERY CABBAGE No. l. Sdl.5o
TN
CELERY RooTs-No. ! SIal - ). bu.
EGGS - Large. $40 jOu II 30 3O-doze,
case medium. Ssdl 10.
HORsERADisH Fancy. H25 bu.; No
81 81. 7sn325 bu.: No. 2. SI75
ONIONS Dry. fancy. " /" No.
.s2n225 5O-lb sack. No. ?, $50.
PARSLEY ROOT No. |. sini.J 30; No
pARsNlPs No. !, s0I25 bu.; No. q
POTATOES Fancy. 81 20 bu: No. /
81 25H 30: No. ?. $50 SIC.
POULTRY ANp HOGS - Hens, i've
zoe: broilers. heavy. 24H2 10. hroil
ers l-ghorn. 1sn Zoe 10 hogs. medium
dressed 1gm22c 10.
PUMPKINS No. I. 4o6 JOC bu.
RADIsHES- Red. dollhouse, No. 1, ~ q
S5c dozen punches
LEXIS No. I. 50-75c dor. punches.
kUTARAGAS 40 !. JOd zoe bu.
RHIBARB Hothouse. fancy, 40n 4jc 8
10. box choice, SOC 5-lb. box small. 30
dozen punches.
SQUASH -- Hubbard. No I. 50u &c
Table Queen. No /. $4,000. No 2, 35c
Delicious No !, 4OH Gjc hu.
TURNIPS Fancy. 81 bu. No. !, I3c u
81 hu M > aOc
VEGETABLE GREENS -Collards' No
I. JO-65c bu. Kate. No ]. 40 sjc br
French endive: fancy. 81 % BIB. box
No | 75c. NJ. 2 soc.
VEGETABLE oYsfERs-No. 1. 500 75'
dozen punches
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04

~ .IifNt 90 ~ t'--..L
~ TROIr
CATrI D. SaIahls puu Partial strike
slradN Az MONDAY uneven bat mostly Pc
up'uiu. COWS fairly active rarls iHlN
steady. bulls steady 90 2lr tWrr than early
Monday ruOd strrts very scarce. package
led ,rarbuEs held above So - few M
.dUm sh1itftd .trrfS Nloutl common hill
rIs eligible -AuWt-t..-Ap- -++f itt+s- bei-V'
medium 20 good be- COWS - - - - but
Ntty little above s. %. Gamers and tut
trIs largely NtuN lev VERY INN tauurtS
$40 q. ; ie most rpud weiEhty SAUSAGE
butte SO. cnWWan medium bulls mH4ult
Nsu"5s ATE Monday load medium
around Q 700 20 Canadian steers. $40 a..
tNL|t~ SblaDle 900 Nralcrs opening
u .tN stead. most rund tu 'hu,,r grades
SO syranle lot 80 - some choice veal.
pc ns.t Il o.. Nlt5U. common and medium
SORTS ~. lu"lg
HOGS Market steady a, MONDAYS sharv
advance hlih Eu.d Co., choice. lSu.2to
.us tuf.utt. SO 'HI o. 800. up 81 Gu
smaIl kiliers 2eO-3JO his. Si2Hl2 20. feN
hratler weights Nlf SOtll go. aituud
TAO i1U los hthis. Sil 1jtti2 -, bulk
soWs $40 JuuIl
sHFFp Saete 1900 ssuEhtsr lsmhs
sround stead, w'h .s's Monday. top 81 1o
On sevsral luts goot rs choice around 50 H0
~ TED natiN'-. huk good 90 choice f,u
natives and WESTERN. scaling up Co 30 lhs
1872 Is. common light lamus il1 down.
sheep scarce. ursff'Une s'taHA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Buy n Bomber.
Anthracite Mines
Go on 4-Day Week

PHILADELPHIA Feb 4 With
a far amount ~ cuisines, rcppitcr
by anthracite Operators over tn,
weekend the PcnD~y lytua an
thraclte emergency corni'tc,
fixed production al coal for 10,
week ended February = ~ qj7 OSS
600 tons equal 10 four DAYS work
ing time This compares VII
three days in The preceding week
which followed two weeks of iou
DAYS working time each.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Some Specified Powers For Duration OF War

federal activity had been
In complying with the request specified that
the federal the
further expressed continued
opposition contemplated liberalization of the whole unempoy
compensation
in January bulge he asked
liberal unemployment compensation
md a national
addition wanting hold pTFrogatNcS
OF the officials also fear that If complete LIBERALIZATION
which
ScrIhc may co o OF he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
-HIN y BWIIINWT--
Shoe Production
Gains in December

WASHINGTON Feb I Pro-
duction Of boot, shoes and slippers
during December 1871 amounted
20 ~ 80 9NN pairs, an increase OF
- pr cent over 81 7Ol 1915 pairs
produced 80. cmbcr 1911 and
IAN increase Of 200 pr cent over
- 623 J9l pairs produced in De-
CcWhcr $40 according 10 the de-
partmCnt Of commerce
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Gain Extended
In l.. S. Power Use

NEW YORK. Feb. 4 The
amount Of electrical energy dis.
trlbulcd 10y the electric light and
power industry of United State
for the week ended January 81
was 3.i6S. 1872. 600 kllowatt-hn hours
against 1884 .Oi7 600 in the Xix,
1871 week. an increase OF lJ.S pen
cent according To Edison Flee
trio Institute.
Output in the week ended Janu-
airy "A totalcd 3Il0. 10000 kllo-
watt hours against 1896 l55 ,OW
the previous year, an increase oil
US her cent. and IN the week
/ndcd january II came To 3,i5O,'
'46S 0Oq kilowX hours, against
30l26gS u0(|year earlier an in
crease OI !. ppT cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Grain Prices
Edge Higher

CHICAGO, Feb. d GNS).--
Wheat futures were &C TO az
higher at the opening today. corr
sc up and oats unchanged 10 ~
higher.
w h eat May. $l.30is; July
$l.3l ~ September. Sl.327s.
Corn May, size; July, 89i4 a
csc; September, 907sc,
Oats May, 5S'4 a 5S3sc; July
81 sc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Wants The Limit in ALLEGATIONS, Rationine

TO be emphasized that nothing but increased
and
of the radical schemes for postwar social planning
We and should the limit in ratoning alocating and
pooling We should the limit
sacrifice ChcCrfuy submitting to authority
But VIII forget what fighting for individual
freedom OF life And should not begin
pile additional the future TO encourage
government" do to
the post
period than did between 1888 and 1889
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
n BOnbe
Kroger' S Volume
Jumps 30 Per Cent

NEW YORK. Feb. 4.-kroger
Grocery and Baking Company re-
ports sales for four weeks ended
January "A al S25 ,S42, 7S9. up
nearly 30 per cent over the Sl9.-
936.3 1853 in the like period a year
ago. Sales for the four weeks
ended December y. last. showed a
gam of 273 per cent over the
similar 1910 perlod
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Safety Aids Red Cross

Employees Of AC Spark Plug.
division OF General Motors. now
engaged in novel safety cam
paign. finished the month Of
January without any lost-tlme
accidents. The American Red
Cross was handed a check for
S3il as result OF the fine
safety record.
Every day that each Of the
% divisions al &C work without
a losi-time accident the company
awards half dollar 10 the Red
Cross. The accumulated daily
award is turned over monthly TO
the war relief fund OF that
organization. To keep the safety
incentive al keen edge il a lost.
time accident occurs the division
involved will not earn the daily
awards for the rest of the month
following the accident.
This safety program IL prob
ably the most popular we have
ever insugurated." George Mann
Jr., general manager, said today.
Every one here recognizes that
II Is his patriotic duty to do his
part In working safely so that
he will be able to he on the lob
helping to produce materials -
vital To our country's needs"
"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04

New YORK; and wholesale nonferrou,
meta quotations supplied nv Federated
Metals Division Detroit Spot % pei
cent tin nominal. New YORK 50 future
Tin. 50 lake grade copper delivered MD
west u sleCirolytic spot smel'er y
casting copper II Is. S. Lou'' lead
s35. ST Louis zine s25 SeV YORK.
anthony. - virgin aluminium Is
Zinc sales ao0 tons shipments 5 2I2
tons untitled orders. i02 2l3 IONS Export
copper ~ IS resale, II Free sterlins
sxchange 81 O3f- lJ4 O4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Crude Oil Stocks
Lower During Week

WASHINGTON. Feb. I Tho
OH e. Gas Journal estimates uo.
nestle crude oil production n Tho
week ended January 81 At 3 SOS
300 barrels daily a decrease OF
453 l55 barrels daily from the pre-
cedlng week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
States Had Leewey in Selecting Laws

Nevertheless states eeway selecting laws
adopted of
rating liability employers would be related
keeping steadily work. Thus
attempt made financial incentive for promoting
stability of employment.
since October 194l, continuance Of
independence the realm OF unemployment
afraid complete
liberalization the system might be the wind.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Few Minor Malad iustments Noted

maadiI the Of the smaller
buy SemibnShed
finding difficulty in getting these
work. There bill provide funds 10 tide over the
unemployed automobile Another Of is the
filling stations beginning TO feel decline IN sales
prices after high carly last week
reacted the end 10 PRACTICAL! unchanged Imitation OF
goes however, will doubtless
I'D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
-BuY a BOmber-
Pays soc on a Stock

Mu>kogon Motor Specialize
Company ha, declared INC rcGulal
quarterly dividend NJ 30 cents on
the Gas, A stock. payable FcbuE
any Is 10 holders OF record Feb
7lary is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
That Big Difference

There Is one incalculablc DIFF.
ference between The boarding of
money and the investing of your
money in government Securi-
ties: Every dollar YOU and
put into government bonds will
contribute towards inSuring war
victory
II all boilS down 10 this Don't
hoard Buy government bonds
CopyrTht 1852 Pos y G. Foiprs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
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Detroit Poultry

Market steady. Hens. average run pc
leehofn hons 3 lbs and up. lie rocs
prniIprs from o. 10 4 his PIC. Coars
and Stacy springers. lsc. leghorn stays
re. rock springcrs. smooth legs, 4 20 ~
lbs 23C: cocks, 12Hi lic.
EGGS Market sasV Current recelpts
lOc updergradeS 2Sic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Adds 9,467 Stations

NEW YORK, Feb. 4. New
York Telephone Company has
added a.467 instruments 10 its lines
in January. against 1890 q year
ago and 9,94S two years ago.