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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Farmers Market

FRUlTs-Apples: Mcintosh, fancy. 81 rs
bu. No. l, $l.7SH2; No. ?. 81 90
Wealthy, No. /, Sl.50" LIS bu.; No 2
81 IS; Northwestern Greening. fancy, $3.50
bu.; No, l. S1nl.25; Wolf River, No. ],
$lHl25 bu.. No. ?. 75c. Crab apples,
fancy. 81 so bu. No. !. $2n22 20, Canta-
louPe, fancy, 50 bg. Ne.-l, $i4tl so; No
blu. No. ?. 81 50 Peaches Hales fancy,
81 bu No /. S3Fr3 so; Elbertas, fancy,
81 bu. No. /. S3H 3 So Pears: Bartlett,
fancy, $2.75n3 bu.; No. !, 81 759 20
No. ?. 81. Plums fancy: s3:5om4 bu 4
Ounces. No. l. S31 $50 hu. Watermelons,
fancy, 81 dor. No. !. 50 so; No 2. 81 90
az.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENs-Leaf
/, soc n 81 hu. Escarole, No. !. so q soc
bu No. >. ioc. Endive. fancy, rs bu;
No. /. 7sc 81. No. ?, i0c.
VEGETABLE GREENS -Collards, No.
l. iOT csc bu. sorrel, No /, so u csc hu.
Spinach No. /, son 7jc bu No. q i5c.
Turnip. No. /. COZ 75c bu Mustard No.
/, 500 75c bu. Cabbage greens. No. !,
40 n soc bu Kale. No /. 4oH soc bu.
SWISS chard. Ne. sea- 6ec-h
No. !. M.i5H225 hu.. wan beans, fancy
80 25T2,3O bu; Ne. l, Si.50ft2, flat
green beans No. /, SiH 80 bu.; No. 2,
75c: round green beans, No l, Si.25~ l75
bu No. - 81 Kentucky wonder beans,
beans 80. |, S2.50D3 bu. Bects. fancy,
soc dozen punches, No !, 30 % iOc; No. 2
Csc. bees. TOPPED, fancy, 81 bu No !,
30 hu Cabbage. No. /, AOH60c bu Red
cabbage 20. l. go 70 soc bu Curly cab
hage, 80. / 81 csc bu. Carrots, fancy
soc dozen punches; No. !. 80 u soc car
ruts. topped No J, 75cV 81 10 bu. No. 3
soc Caulflower. No. !. 81 25 70 so bu {;
No . ijc DO 81 Celery fancy. 75H 9Oc
dozen lunches; No J. 90 soc; No. ?
bu 30 {? 75c Sweet corn, No, J, 75c
81 5-duzrn sack. No. .. 90 soc Cucum-
Der sliCers No J. lu1.5 so bu.; No, ?,
7ac, dis fancy. 81 90 bu. No J. 81 80
80 !, so " g so. No ? 500 Dtll, No. l.
80 45c dozen punches
Eggplant No /. 60 &c bu No. ?.
soc Horseradish 30 J. Sill 20 peek
hchs. Leeks. No. / so 9oc doz bchs.
Onions dry fancy ~ 80 5o-lh sack No.
J. Si1Url 25; 40 p soc 81 green,
fancy Zoe doz bchs No. J. 30 soc
81 25ul40 peck basket; No. 2. 81.
Parsnips. fancy. 81 's hu. No. !. I5c
No ? soc, curly parsley. No. /. % l' soc
don bchs Peppers, hot. No /, 80 75c
hu. sweet No l. 80 6oc bu red pep
pers. sweet No. I, 81 Is y so bu No 2.
81 Pimenro. so I. 81 - 80 bu No.
75c' Pumpkins No. I. 75c bu Radishcs.
red. No l. iOH65c doz bchs No ?.
Csc. long white 80 !. 50 s5c doz.
bchs RutabaCas No. l. 80 ~ sOc bu.
summer No IS soc bu. no ?.
Csc Table queen 80 T. 65 75c bu
Hubbard No T. so o0c hu, Italian. No
l. 500 7jc peck basket. No 2. i0c To.
1N 2A. 40 2 go 75c nIrnius. No. !,
30 3 soc doz bchs Turnops. topped. fancy,
81 Is bu No. / 7JctfSl Vegetable oys-
ters. No ! coo doz bchs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan. bu. crts., u. S. No.
/, 2ls in. min. unless Otherwise stated :
Wealthys, Slnl.15; Mcintosh. 81 so - ]. go /.
fair TO generally good, Slu l.25 Wageners,
eOc u 81 So Maiden Blush. SOC. Wolf River.
75c Delicious, S2.10m2.l5; Jonathans, 81:
pa in. min, 81 35 n l.i0 Virginia. Deli
cious, boxes, wrapped. 1905, 81 IS
ART1CHoKEs - California, boxes, 4ss-
AvocADos-Florida fats, fos-16s, $3.50
BRUssEL SPROUTS - California y
drums. S3.50a3.75.
Nothing offered
CRANBERRIES - Massachusetts,, u =
barrel boxes, so.
GRAPES California display Tugs.
Thompson seedless SI.sOm2.25: fair. 81 so /,
Red Malagas, 50. 50: White Malagas, $40
a 2; Ribier-. S275n3; fair, So 80: Tokays.
So rs: Michigan 12-qt. baskets, Concords
soc; i-qt. Concords. fancy table stock, PC
LETTUCE louisiana crates. Iceberg
type California Salinas District. 5-doz.
$5H 5.25, few, $3.50; i-doz.. S5u 525; few
S475.
I Yellows. medium. 81 .10a1.l -; mostly
N.l0; generally good, 81 Sweet Spanish.
o. S. No. l. Sin. and larger. Sl.75. lob.
sacks. Yellows. medium, rs H2sc; best
l. 3-in. and larger. Si,s5 Colorado Whites.
IT, s. No. !, r.. in. and LARGER, Sl.15;
medium size, 81 so
PEACHES = New York Elbertas. bu
OasketSs Y. :. NO l. G-ln+ MINIMUM, ntHNs
81 so a AIS. fair. 50 %; Michigan Elbertas
bu crates. u 8. No. l. 2-in. minimum,
fair condition. S2.25; Canada tOntarioD
Elbertas. bu baskets, pin. minimum,
best S2.35a2 so: ordinary condition, 81 so.
PEAs-Colorado bu. baskets, 50. 15d
PEARs-Calfornia Mountain Bar,letts
one.way .ugs. 1i0-i35s, 81. few, $500.
Michigan Bartletts bu baskets. u. s.
No 1, "a Inch minimum heavy 10 large
size %: / "A Inch minimum, 81. rs.
PRUNES (freshD Oregon Washington,
Idaho Y. s. No. ltalianas, half-bu.
baskets, al e0d2: Pyramid crates, 81.
POTATOES --10O-lb. sacks Maine, Chip
pewas and Katahdins. u. S No. !, S2.25H
$50. 50-lb. paper sacks Sl.l5; 15-lb
pa per sacks, 30 n 36c California long
whites. a. S. No, washed few best
Si.75: Idaho Russet Burbanks, y. S. No. /
washed. $4,000 81; standard grade ordi-
aatp-t.,- fAif-t,.faitty1-s @r-t So fran0 long
whites. standard grade. $3.50; Long Island
Cheppewss Y. s. No. l. some stock
brushed si.s5q2; 5O-lb. paper sacks, Csc ;
Cobblers u. s. No. unwashed Sls0:
large size 81 coal. 95; i5-lb. paper sacks
Cobbler or Chippcwas. Sac.
SWEET POTATOES Louisiana Porto RI
can yams. bu. crates. US NoA1. S2N2 70;
fair condition, Si.75d1.s5; Tennessee Porto
Rican yams, bu. crates, So 10; Maryland
Godens. bu. baskets u. s. No. 1. Si.T5m
q: fair condition, 81 so; Virginia Jersey
type hu. baskets. U. 5. No. I, $3.50.
RUTABAGAS-Canada 50-lb. sacks, soc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Edison Output
Rises Slightly

Total consumption Of Detroit
Edison Company power for the
week ended September y was
Sc, 1850 kilowatt hours, a gain
of 3.9 per cent over the S3,472 600
kilowatt hours of the correspond
ing week last year and a decrease
of 90 per cent from the previous
weeks total of S9,094, 900 kilowatt
hours.
Industrial use last week totaled
AZ, $4,000 kilowatt hours. a gain
of So per cent over the 40,672 900
k'owatt hours of the like week
last year and a drop Of 6.3 per
cent from the previous week
total of 45,628,0O0 kilowstt hours
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Stock Market
at Start

NEW YORK, Sept. II ms
The stock market was steadier al
the opening today but some of the
recent irregularity persisted.
Gains and losses were slim and
many shares started unchanged
In motors Chrysler lost u,
while General Motors gained IS
United States Steel and Republic
were unchanged. Most of the rails
gained ground, with Santa Fe and
Union Pacific up about u each.
Coppers, mail orders and utili-
ties were mixed.
The activity in preferred shares
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Livestock Markets

CATTLE Rcceints. $50 slaughter steers
and heifers slow. scattered sales about
steady but little done early. quality largely
T4iaa!i3n4-aF-i- -~i-----.- r-rt-- 4 handful 0f
good stccrst Offered cows steady bulls
steady At Tuesdays late 2Ic downturn
Few good 'earl1r steers held above Si4.5O;
several lots medium shortteds eligible
around Sl3 1890, three loads Southwest
fat grass steers held above Si3 odd lots
native grass steers. Si2 - down: native
grass hetfers. 50 ~ 80. common 20 gooaI
IA, grass, cows, 50 j0af 10. 10 Gamers ard
cutters. S6.50H 2 Is: few weighty sausadI
bulls, So 2iFi II 90. common and medium
bulls. 50 250i2. load medium to good
.65O-lh. Texas stock steers. Si2.25.
CALVES Receipts 800 mostly steady,
bulk good and choice yeaers $50: odd
head strictly choice 10 sis common and
medium, largely S13NI6.5O
SHEEP-Receipts 1000. opening steady,
carly sales good 10 choice native spring
lambs. Sli50W 1913, witt bucks out AZ
81 less. Several lots mixed grade medium
10 good lambs SiiH1f25; common
throwouts eligible around Si2 down;
slaughter ewes. s3.5O97. according to
grade.
HOGS Receipts. 1000; market steady
TO l0c higucr; bulk 1s0-350-lb butchers.
S1f. 10T 1888. slightly above S1435. hut
one or two small lots around 225-lb.
weights II $3.50 10 small killers: most
1s0-i75-lb. lights. Si3 s5Iii: bulk sows.
sf3. asa 1890; asking up 10 Si375 for
best hghtwelghts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
BOB Vessels Now
In Ore Fleet

CLEVELAND, Sept 17.-Con-
tinuing to operate at 100 per cent
of capacity. the Great Lakes iron
ore fleet increased by one vessel
during the past m on h. the
report of c. c. Lindeman,
statistician for M. A. Hanna Com
pany, shows.
The fleet included BOB vessels
with a capacity of 2,77S,l40 tons
on September Is and all OF these
boats were in service. On August
Is. there were 302 boats with a
capacity of 2,759,140 tons, and on
Sept. Is. 1871, a total of 292 with
2 $3.50 tons capacity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Standard Prod.
Net Reduced

Standard Products Company for
the fiscal year ended June 80 re-
ports net profit of S3S0,47S after
provision of S205 900 for federal
income and excess profits taxes.
The above net is equal TO S1.26 a
share. The report states that no
provision has been made for addi-
tional taxes on income since jan
uary /, 1912. which have been
proposed in legislation now pend
ing in the Congress. Should legis-
lation be enacted as passed by the
House of Representatives on July
20 additional taxes of approx
matek $4,000 would be payable
For the year ended June 30.
1911. net profit was S67606S. equal
10 S225 a share.
The companyS equity in the net
profit OF its Canadian subsidiary
not consolidated. BackStay Stand
ard Co, Ltd. for the year ended
IJune 80, amounted 20 S3S 3S9 IN
United States funds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
M. S. Rukeyser
Transportation Law
Hurts War Output

The federal in its attitude toward war contracts
important fiscal principle which A. H. Stone
planter and chairman of the Mississippi Tax Commits
sion has introduced in that commonwealth
Mr. Stone envSaged his commission
service agency taxpayers rather than dec-
isolated of crookedness Mr.
Stones pchoogicay sound policy proved practical for sweed
receipts
An contractor led to the
4O3 public law 528 covering the
of and the chairman of
right within three
ecapure excessive profits The law is vague
in between improper The
departments price adjustment boards review and
renegoae contracts of this confusion
what their compensation
is o government work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Lewis Haney
lewis Haney
Victory Tax Had
Soldering Effect

Industrial activity averaged little lower week The
decline minor the weekly the lowest
mdIuly reflected lower railway loading which
probably is still the best general indicator.
have been little
indications of tendency toward
made irregular and mixed
reardng Purchasing large and
people either can't don't want spend freely
While spend money out OF their
increased mddecass people of means have less
spend and cconomzng.
To some extent there be a desire avoid making
under conditions In such
government bonds But If not
factor the that will become is the size of
government The thought OF the
huge burden facing number of citizens was draatzed
week by the proposed victory tax and had SOLDERING effect
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Fight for Business

The Importance 10 the dealer
himself was stressed
Chevrolet wners spend
$3.50, 900, 900 a year ON repairs"
the meeting was told. Less
than 20 per cent Of that goes To
Chevrolet dealers. The rest II
spent among other dealers and
independents. corner gas sta
tons and alley garages.
II was pointed out that gas
stations and small garages were
not equipped 20 give the best
service TO car owners, and deal
ers were urged 10 get into the
fight TO bring back the business
10 their own service shops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
AII-Out War Production Alters Firms Status

or when corporation making an about war pro-
ducton working single customer namely Uncle
Sam its normal hidden collector altered This
tax collecting Is point when the deals with
millions customers and collects something
the selling price order to help defray the
of government.
Uncle Sam is the sole buyer. ii almost poness
buying ornaments so that it
AS far the government is
concerned reduce receipts
correspondngy curtaied expenditures buying
munitions from the corporations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
WPB Realenment illustrates Uncertainties

Many exist illustrated by the recent stepping
WPB ralgnment campaign streanne produc
which many contracts to be voded The Pres-
speech leaves uncertain
as to will be done fixing
week wholesale commodity prices averaged little
unreguated
subject control incud
and barley butter flax Seed wool tops ana
cotton.
thing has been going for long time and
freezing
prices further AS result of the admnsra
which made half slave and half
free maladustmen the structure
will have TO be
allowed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Initiation Continues Unchecked in the w. S.

Meat animals have and in price while meats have
encourage all the scrap collection that is needed:
Furthermore initiation government spending money and
unchecked One indication the record large farm
bank credit to market govern
banking further reduced to facilitate the moneza
tion of public debt
Accordingly farming regions find retail trade expanding
in In the demand Tor
semiuXue has grown, and the
scarcity of high Of beef indication.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Auto
Graphs
Chevrolet Opens
Nation Drive for
Victory Service League
By SILER FREEMAN
"Serye and survive"


With this battle cry, 5000
Chevrolet dealers and their
$4,000 employees will go into
action in September and Octo-
Der to put across William +.
Holler's latest brain-child, the
National Victory Service League.
Their aim is to sign up every
customer in their own COM
munity for this league TO take
the pledge which will save the
wheels that serve America.
The campaign got of 10 a
good start here yesterday with
a meeting OF the Detroit zone
dealers AT the Fort Shelby.
About 40 from Michigan, Ohio
and southern Indiana attended
and pledged themselves to work
i'm the drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW. sept Il UPl. -- Today''
paving prices % growers for beans
pea beans 81 60. light red kidneys
81 so: dark red kidneys 81 80; G. r. c
yellow ewes $500 {. r c. light Gran
berries ST. 50. c. r. C. dark cranoerries
81
Wheat. Si2I0I23: oats "a &c; rye
72H74c sX-r0wed barley. &i.6I ! 20
$3.50 90. corn. SO p SOC
soy beans. sI.471l.4
Prices furVhed by Michigan Bean Com
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Mayer S S7O4,425
Tops Salaries;
Watson S Is Next
On and Nash-KeIvinator
Officials Among Nations
IS Paid Over $500, 900

WASHINGTON. Sept II GNS).
Louis B Mayer, Hollywood mo-
ton picture executive, topped the
nations individual salary earnerS
again in 1910 for the fourth con-
sccutivc year, the treasury depart
mcnt revealed today.
In his annual report on indi-
vidual incomes, Secretary of the
Treasury Morgenthau disclosed
Mayors income for the year was
S704 1850.
The report revealed that GO per-
sons were paid 100000 or more
during the calendar year of 1910
or the fiscal year of 1871. which
ended july ] OF the latter year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Labor Leaders
Want President
As Wage Gar
Green Asks Full Power
Over Living Costs
TO Be Given Roosevelt
By ARTHUR HACHTEN

WASHINGTON. Sept. 17.-Wil-
liam Green. president of the AfL,
revealed that labor leaders have
a pretty definite understanding"
with President Roosevelt on how
he intends TO stabilize wages and
urged that the Chief Executive be
given total authority over the cost
of living.
In testifying before the Senate
banking committee Green said
that lie and other labor leaders
have had several conferences with
the President on wage Stabiliza-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Gas Sales Here Steady

n Michigan Consolidated Gas
COMPANY reports gas Scndout for
the Detroit district for the week
ended September u totaled 362.-
IT'S 900 cubic feet. against 362 .403,-
600 cubic feet in the like week
year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Prudential Investing
Declares Dividend

Prudential Investing Corpora
ton has declared a dividend of 3
cents, payable October ! TO hold
ers of record September 10. A like
amount was paid July
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Dividend Of Is Cents
By Frederick Stedrns

Frederick Stearns e. Co. has de-
'clared a dividend Of p cents on
The common, payable September
so 10 holders of record September
20 The firm paid a like amount
June 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
On the
Business
front
By WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Tiu,es Financial Editor

81. some Of the finest and most
successful receiyerships i have
ever seen"
That was the way Federal
Judge Edward J. Monet described
the handling Of the First National
Pank.Detroit 10y Receiver Is. g
Schram. and certainly all must
agree that the tribute was de
served
There were no scandals, no
indictments. no entertainments
the nudge added. 'It was just
clean straight receivership."
However there was an lncipient
scandal back IN the thlrucS. as ]
recall.
I remember Senator prcntiSs
Browns battle 10 Gust Judge
Wood and Judge Marx as the
attorneys for the receiVership, and
his charges Of eNhorbitant fees.
As the years went by, and the
attorneys chalked up an impress
sive record OF legal victories for
the receiver. the senator became
quiet and in recent years. nothing
has been heard about the matter.
Best testimonial on the job done
by Woods and Marx, though, IS
the S27. 900 600 in recoverieS made
by them-and S4200000 of this
was on assets already charged off
by the old bank.
A Manufacturers National Bank
guard stopped me the other day
TO remind me that there was some
so tons of the finest grade steel
scrap. buried under Fort street
parking lot.
When the old bank building was
torn down, the vaults were left
intact and merely covered over
with earth and cindeTs.
State scrap expert Ken Burns
SAYS that this has been listed with
che scrap committee but that IT
would cost more 10 get il out than
the scrap is worth. However, he
d, comedies that an attempt may be
made if the need for scrap be-
comes serious enough TO warrant
the move.
NV bank guard friend also
wanted TO know what is being
done about the vaults in all the
old branch banks which are either
lying idle or have been converted
into beer gardens, grocery stores,
etc.
And what about the elaborate
grill work which graces many of
our operating and closed banking
Offices? The stuff is largely out
or date and is all grade A scrap.
Bob Strother called the other
day TO tell me the following very
lucid thumbnail description Of the
FORD Willow Run bomber plant.
"It's so big that in the south
ern half. they're using Confed-
crate money"
Personal Notes: Philadelphia,
With two billion dollars in war
contracts, is second only TO De-
troit as an armament center q.
Backers of soy beans for synthetic
rubber received a setback from the
Baruch report which recommended
their Noropol for only minor in
dustrial uses Lloyd's of Lon
don now does a tidy business in
surfing ferry pilots and newspaper
men flying the Atlantic I'm
told 1.lat one of the possibilities
in the synthetic rubber field is one
made from milk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Detroit Stocks

Dividends IN the fortgoing .abIe are the
amounts declared or paid 80 far this year
unless otherwise noted. calculating diNi-
dead. b-On Accommodations. ex-EH-diNidend'
n-&ferk dividend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17

ShaDc.
The pledge which dealers.
their employees and the public
will sign in joining the league,
follows.
'Tn the name Of victory and
in full allegiance To my country,
the United States of America,
II pledge 10 remember that
this il every mans and every
woman's war and that IL he
hOoveS us all 10 serve as We
can serve best;
II pledge 10 cooperate whole
heartedly i'm each and every ma
tiOnai. state and community ef-
fort to safeguard the freedom
for which America stands:
II pledge to conserve, and IN
help others conserve, Americas
vital transportation lifeline by
protecting and preserving the
cars and trucks that will keep
America mobile and make il an
invinCible nation of free men
and women:
II pledge 10 think victory,
will victory and work for VIC
tory and To continue doing 80
until victory Is completely and
decisiVcly won"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
"SECOND HIGHEST

Second highest in earnings for
the year was Thomas J. Watson,
president Of international Business
Machine Corporation, with $685.
2946 6.
Bing Crosby was the highest
paid movie star. drawing S452,-
3l4.Sl from Loew'S. Inc, and Uni
versal pictures.
Jimmy Cagney of Warner Broth
erS was the second ranking cinema
star in earnings. with a total OF
1862 500. while Clark Gable, who
now gets sos a month as cor
poral in the United States Army
air corps. drew 1857, 500-or APP
proximately S29,791 a month
from Loew's, Inc. for 1910.
Others of the nations 10 highest
Salaried men were Eugene Grace,
president of Bethlehem Steel. with
S47S,144; George w. Hill, presi-
dent. American Tobacco Company,
S456. 414.36: f.. a. Countway. pres
ident, Lever Bros. S43S, 77S.70;
Nicholas NJ Schenck, president.
Loew's 1884, 204.54, and Frederick
II. Prince, Chicago Stockyards
Company. 100000.
For 1910 Irene Dunno was tops
among the feminine contingent
with earnings of S272, 500. Bette
Davis was a close second, with
S271 .0S3.27, and Joan Crawford a.
close third with S266, $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
MORE TOP SALARIES

Donaldson Brown. G. Nj. G.,
S2iS. 6S2; Albert Bradley, 6. NJ. G.,
S2iS 6SO25; John T. Smith, G. NJ.
c.. S2iS.6S025. Fred MacMurray.
Paramount Pictures. S2iS, 1888.
David Bernstein. LOcw'S, S226,-
522.73: George w Mason, Nash
KelvinatoT Corpora ton, sos, =
2O907; A. Oblci, Planters Nut and
Chocolate Company S223, Sl6.76;
A. II. Lambert, Anderson. Clayton
and Company 500. 1890: Clar-
encp Brown. Locw'S. $4,000; r.
7. Vanderbilt. Vanderbilt Com
pany. Inc. S220OOO: Marvin F..
Coyle, G. VI c.. S2l9123.75; Will
liam 5. KnudScn, G.. NJ. G., S2l9,
0J5 .25
r. X. LcBlond. r. X. LcBlond
& Co. S213.321 %. Ormond r.
Hunt. G. VI C.. S2ll.5l462; Rob
ert Montgomery. Locw'S. SILL
1866; w. s. Clifford American
Telephone Photograph GOn1-
pany. S21O15O: Robert T. Leonard
Loew'S. S2OS.O 900: Walter S. Car
penter. T. !. DUPONT de Ncmours
e Co, Inc. S206.470 Harry w.
Bracy. Kroger Grocery and Baking
Company, sos. 4O2 70: William S.
Paley, Columbia Broadcasting
System. S204.3l9S2
J. Robert Rubin, Loew's, S204.-
308.13: Fredric March. Paramount
and Warner Brothers, S204 1861;
Greta Carlo, Loew'S. SOB 1898;
Edna Mae Durbin Universal,
S2O3. 1866: G. w. Deyo, +. w.
& Co. SOL 1850; w.
6. Van Dyke, Locw'S, S20l 1898;
n r. Sinclair. Consolidated Oil
Corporation. 5000 900: Alfred p.
Sloan. G.. NJ. C.. $500, 500, and r. r.
Oeupree. Proctor & Gamble Com
oany, 100000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Rail Reports

Atchison, Topeka and =. =. Railway
system for the seven months ended July 81
reports net income Of $50, 033. 3t9. equal
to sos a share on the common, against
SD 25s, T0i or S3.97 on the common in the
1871 period. July net income was ss,02s,
3s5, against IS, 557 ,206 in July, 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Detroit Poultry

Market. easy. Hens, average run, 23c
ieghorn hens 3 lbs and up. 1sc. COCKS.
f1aiac: -uck springers. all sizes, zoe =
leghorn Eprlngers. all sizes 23c
, = FGgS-Market firm Current LceipA
sRAe; undsrsradss. 7sA9s7Ae.