davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
Costs More Than Recap

The sandal is not the ideal
thing, the rubber company Off
Gals admit. because il is higher
priced than recapping or build
ing new tires. But il assures
the driver he can continue to
drive at speeds of 80 miles or
less for $500 miles.
The sandal was revealed at
the last meeting Of the Zeder
committee, the Society OF Auto
motive Engineers group which
has been working on an interim
tire. II is only one Of the solu-
tions which have been tossed
into the pot. Or. Sidney Caldwell.
research chief OF the rubber
company, stated.
Every one Is looking for \
solution to the tire problem"
he said. land this In our contri-
button. 1t may not be the best
but IL will help a lot 1t IL de-
signed for those who cannot OBJ
tain permits to buy new tires or
have their old ones recapped."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
Auto
Graphs
Tire Sandal Offers
Interim Solution to
Wartime Driving
BY sILER FREEMAN

The United States Rubber
Company may have the solu-
ton TO the present tire prob
lem. II is only an interim
solution, officials of the COM
pany admit, but it may answer
the needs of the driver who
cannot obtain a rationing per-
NIT.
The company yesterday dis
played to the press a tire SAM
dial" made of non-strategic
materials which will run be-
tween $500 and 5000 miles at
moderate speeds. In 200 tests
made by the company, it has run
2,400 actual miles and was still
serviceable.
Development of the device 10
credited 10 Martin Castucenn.
The sandal has just been APP
proved and will be in produce
tion in about two weeks. COM
pany officials stated. It will
probably not be available TO the
public for another month, they
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
Made of Cotton Pile

The device Is made of cotton
pile fabric and is made In 100
foot rolls. 1t has a thick,
closely-stitched center section.
The woven fabric is cut diagon-
ally and stitched together in
the desired lengths TO fit the
sizes of the tires over which
they are to fit.
After being cut and stitched
together. the fabric is treatedI
in an asphalt emulsion which'
toughcns it. The average sandal
will weigh seven pounds before
being treated. 10 pounds with
the asphalt emulsion in IL.
The tire is Debated and the
sandal fitted around it. The tube
is then replaced in the tire and
inflated 10 between 35 and 40
pounds pressure 10 reduce the
flexing and heat generation.
The sandal is cut into a flap
pattern and the flaps tucked into
the tire rim. II the flaps are
too long, they are cut off SO
they will not chafe the tube.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
Rad Situation
Desperate Shortage of Iron and Steel Scrap
Forecast for This Winter

have declined in the past few
weeks. A number of companies
have reported that 1t has been
necessary TO dig into their scrap
pile quite often. Therefore, inven-
tories at present must be smaller
than they were at the beginning OF
July. Most steel mills have been on
hand-to-mouth basis on scrap for
some time. and have taken a sup
ply from their stock when receiE 7
fell off slightly. ~
That the situation is unusually
tight already is indicated by the
increase in ALLEGATIONS TO various
plants in the Middle West. Re-
Gently approximately $4,000 tons
were ordered sent TO the works
of the Granite City Steel Com
pany. Laclede Steel Company and
American Steel Foundries Com
pany in Illinois. Some scrap 10
being brought all the way from
the South TO enable the steel mills
TO operate uninterruptedly.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
SEaakelsss
Set for
The SEC

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. q
(INS). - Sweeping reorganization
Of the Securities and Exchange
Commission involving abolition OF
SO now-vacant positions and Con-
solidation Of several divisions was
announced today by SEC Chair
man Ganson Purcell.
Purcell said that the changes,
effective next Monday, would do
away with four divisions-reor-
.ganization. registration, invest
ment company and general coun-
sci. Their functions viii be han
died by a new unit known as the
corporation finance division.
The reorganization was dictated
by the eXigencieS of the war, Pur-
cell said Other sources at SEC
said that il would require $500. 600
IA year 10 fill the SO jobs omitted
in the new Set-up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21

NEW YORK. Aug 2l.-Iron and
steel scrap situation next winter
is likely 10 be more desperate than
is appreciated in Washington or
by those outside the industry.
This was the expression of an
executive Of one of the large steel
companies, and Is the consensus
of opinion among leaders in the
industry. They are fearful that
unless it is possible TO increase
collections in next few months,
steel ineot output will dip sharply
during the winter and will in turn
affect adversely the production of
needed war materials.
e Despite all the efforts made
since the first open weather of
last spring to get out scrap, the
inventory AZ steel plants on July l
last, amounting 10 2429.000 tons
was only go 400 tons over the
2.15S.6O0 tons with which the in
dustry started 1912.
There is no doubt that stocks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
No Consumer Tests

Testing so far has been con
fined TO the company's cars and
ordinarily, officials said, further
consumer tests would be con-
Quoted. But the pressing need
has caused the company to go
into production as soon as pos
sible.
Aside from being designed for
low-speed driving. the sandals
other drawback is that in wet
weather il acts the same as a
smooth tread tire. The weaving
of the material is being done in
the Bigelow-Sanford carpet mills
and the asphalt emulsion treat
ment is done at the United
States rubber plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
Rails Ask Coal
Rate Increase
WALTER j. DOSSIN
W. l.. WARDELI.

WASHINGTON. Aug. q (UP).
Twenty-Five railroads operatiy G
in Illinois today asked the inter-
state commerce commission 10
prescribe higher rates on bitumi-
nous coal shipped within the state
The lines claimed an annual loss
OF Sl00 eco in these operations,
and contended that interstate
rates i'm Illinois were discriminar
tory. The railroads recently an
nounced a schedule Of generally
increased coal rates. 10 be cffec-
tive August =, but it was sus-
Ipcnded by the Illinois Commerce
Commission until November sc
pending an investigation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
Farmers Market

FRUITS Apples Ruchess, fancy, 1850
: 80 hu.; No. /. 7jc % 81 Is. No. q Csc :
Wealthy. fancy. - bu. No. ]. 81 500 LIS,
so. 2. 1913; Vol River No /, 81 5Oa
Mcintosh NJ. !, s. bu.
CANThLOUPE Hearts Of Cold fancy,
- 80 hu., No /, S2.5um 3; Honey ROCKS
SO !. 81 25H2 90 bu. Market King, fancy
GRAPES Early Variety, No. !. 20 "a 22c
8-ut basket
HucKLERERRIEs No. /. s8a $50 a.
qt crates. No. = So.
PEACHES south Haven. fancy S2.754
, bu. no. ], 81 ~. jN, Hale Haven fancy
s. 70 =. 90 bu. 80. !, 81 $50
PEARS Bartlett fancy - 80 hu; No.
:, 81 No. ? 81. 90; Clapp's Favorite fancy
PLuMs =. No. /. s2a2.5o bu. 30. 2.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS Lear
Lettuce. No, /, 75cHSl buS Romano 40.
!. 40 "a soc bu. Escarole. No. I, so n 6oc bu
No 2, ioc Endive, No. /, 75eq sl.25 bu.
VEGETABLE cREENs-conards. No. l.
lo165c bu. sorrel No. /. 60a CSC bu.
Spinach. No. I. Sin125 bu.: No 2. 75c.
Turuips No. /. son 75c bu Mustard No.
J. SOC 75e eu. Cabbage Greens, No. ! "a
~ soc. ksle. no. /. 800 SOC bu. Swiss
Chard No. /. 50 ~ soc bu.
VEGETABLES MISCELLANEOUS Ro.
nan Beans. No. /, .t2a2.5o bu: Was
Beans fancy. 81 bu. no. I. Sid1.5o: No.
? zoe; Fiat Green Beans. No. /. 75easl
bu No. 2. COO. Round Green Beans. fancy
81 hu No l. Slh1.25 No. 2, eOc. Ken
lucky Wonder Beans. No. I. SL25a l.5t
nu No coo. Lima Beans. No. /, 50. 80
rs bu Retts. No. /. $50 lOc dor. bchs.
No. 2. 25c; Beet, topped No. 1. 75c@S 81
b. Broccoli No. /. 81. 50@2 bu Cabbage
No. .. 800 soc bu. Red Cabbage, No. !
80 soc hu Curly Cabbage. No. /. 60d 75c
Carrots. topped No /. 75cGSi hu.; No 2
:nc. Cauufluwer. No. !, 81 40Ti.6O bu
SO. ?. 81" 25. Celery. fancy. sou 7sc
dor bchs 40. ] 35T4sc; No ?. I5G2sc
Celery '9hhaEe No. 81 25G 80 bu No
sack 81 2 50r 6Oc.
Cucuuh beers Slicers. No 7. SOd7Sc bu
~ 900 oils. fancy 81 rs bu No. !
81 2'y 700. No. 2 81; plcklers, fancy 81
lnL tfhF fEgriant-No 1 75c y 81 bu
No fNc Horseradish-No. l. SIPS
rlck hash E.rlrabi-No. I, 90 n T5c dor
tc.F Lseks-No. J. siNl25 don bchs
onions Dry fancy. 81 50 5olb. sack. No.
8 s. 'oII 1a 80 2. soc 81. green. No
= ti1 hoc c0T. hchs. picking onions. No
s, Sold sack; 30 2 s. okra-No. 1.
t1I5 p pa No l. 81 Curly Parsley
80 ~ soc doE bchs Parsley Root
So. T. ~ zoe COZ behs. Peppers Hot
30 'o 7'r tgi sweet 80. 500 -,
hu. rtd sweet 40. / 75c 81 peck hask
SO @ foc piwrnto No. ]. 75c 81 peel
oaFF so q zoe
rots'oes ySncy s. 50 bu; No : So
II o. 80 P 7sc Radishes RED 30 I
lee 1850 dor hChs 30 2, s0c. i1nF white
So :, 500 e5e cor bohs RutbaaEas No
81 fanrGfl ri s4ussh-sumref Nc 7
soc y tl 30 2 2Sc Table Queen
$50 -te 81 bu Hubbard No g. 81
s.-. faHsr So = 1bc perE hask
Er q 400 rrmafoes Fancy. so Soc a.
% tssk $50. $50 3nc $50 @ COO
frrlr Ff I. fC e0c foy hrhs tlfr
..t 'rrrrt fancy 81 - r-.t so 1ft
FeHr ffrtr q. r0HIa 10-0o7. case
.-.r.- sII.II Fn
POULTRY %. es hens heavy breeds a
Ilss ifEhof~s 23T2tc brouers
heavy 1I.. 'rghor0 81 26c 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
New Sales Head
For Drive-AI

In line with its program of eX-
panding sales service to industry
Drive-All Manufacturing Company
Of Detroit has advanced Ralph
Griffith Of the company's Chicago
office 10 the position of sales man.
aCer, according TO a. n. Haskell
president
1T is essential today that we
extend every possible aid to In
dustrial users of machine TOOLS"
Haskell stated. "and Griffith's
% years of experience in sales,
industrial and public relations
work will enable us TO operate
more effectively I'm extending
proper engineering supervision
at the time of installation of our
machine tool drives"
Griffith succeeds G. A. Cowdrey,
formerly sales manager Of the
company, who has been advanced
to the post of general manager OF
the Detroit office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
Detroit Produce

APPLEs-Vlrglnia and West virginia
hu baskets. y. ". Greetings L s fancy
~ i'm up 81 $50 So Michigan. bu bask
Yeanhys L 8 No 1 2i4 in. up 81 50. zen.
efally good 81 %. IN. crates Dutehess. 4 8
No 2i4- in M 81, best 81, ripe low ~
25c Wolf Rivers 3-in. min 81 40; Can.
fornia. box Graysnsteins' fancy s0-i25'
some riuc, - 1908
AvOCADOs-Ca California hats SUMNER
Green Variety Jos 81 90 IL 20s s. 81 - ? so
CANTAIOUPES- Salmon Meats. CalifCr.
- 75a {, jumbo 3ea 81, best $3.50, JUMBO
NORTHUMBERLAND. standard cra,ei
81 So. standard Us $50 g, pony crate,
LETTUcE-Los Angeles crates. Iceberr
type. .caliiornis Salinas District. BOOZE
G67s. 4-do1sn Ss25G6 50. beet mosti,
cNIoSs-5OA. H. sacks Michigan. Y &
No ] Yellow medium s. 25N -. gen
orally good 81 10. California spanish type
=. s. No J. ain and larger. $500 70
Washington. Spanish tyre Y g. CONNER
cial sir and ,arecr. 81 500 49, ldah'
PEACHES hask. = s Nc 7. ~
heYtss Georgia. 10 up. So Z25' SOU r
Carolina. gin. up. 81 50; 70 ID. ur So
Virginia. gin. up 81 s'l5l5. mostly ~
sze s. -. 81 ST. up hesvv 60 large sizes
s32Seia 90, mostly s. - 1885, West VIZ
tiula. 2-in w -r.a box Ha,rs
Hale Ravens. L. : $50. ]. 2ln. min, few
PEAS colorado ta bash s2a2 70
T. 81 s : ~ ~ ws,aes Lo1a whtss sia
q r. few fre Gus tF $3.50 orelan
Washington a. So. washed Ions
IDAHO. o. ~ ? washes Lare Wn.tes
rfreraiiv 5000 como. OH" tIf.. r.. s.. no
= washed kIssef Isl. naak.. ftU ral'f 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
Iron Ore Consumption
1914 Pei. Above Al

CLEVELAND, Aug. q. 49, Con-
sumption of Lake Superior iron
ore by blast furnaces in United
States and Canada was TITS, S45
tons in July, an increase of 104
per cent over the 6497442 tons
used in July, 1911, the Lake SUI
perior Iron Ore. Association re-
ports.
Consumption in June amounted
10 7033.5Si tons. Stocks Of ore on
hand at furnaces and Lake Erie
docks as of August ! increased TO
.37326,533 tons from 30,930.99l
tons on July ] last and compares
with 31,597 3S6 tons a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
Stocks
Uneven
At Start.

NEW YORK, Aug. 81 (UP).--
stocks opened narrowly irregular
to-day with dealings light. Bonds
were Stcady in dull turnover. Cot
ton futures opened l point lower
to , points higher.
Automobile issues firmed and
gains We're scattered ia other sec
tons of the list. Initial deals
generally were small.
Chrysler opened at 594S up y,
and General Motors 3S%, up y
Marshall Field frmed a 10 9l2
and Montgomery Ward was up Is
at 30. while SearS-ROebuck eaSeo
"A to So. In the building section,
II. S. Gypsum eascd. while Johns
Manville had a small net gain.
United States Steel lost Il to
I462t and National held at the
previous close Nonferrous metals
were little changed Phelps-Dodge
was up u to z5i4. Homestake
Mining and st. Joseph Lead held
at the previous close.
Chemical shares steadicd after
yesterdays declines Amusement'
were little changed. Some of the
utilities, rail equipments, oils, anc
'airline shares registered small net
gains. Aircrafts and tobaccoS
were around previous closing lev
els, Electrical equipments were
narrowly miXed.h
United Gas Improvement had 3
block of 1000 shares at 3&, up 4
point. Swift International equaled
its high. Socony-Nacuum was
active after opening quiet at $, NJ
Il. American Telephone had fan
volume nj its previous close of 119
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
Firm Here Markets
N. Carolina Bonds

Grouse, Bennett, Smith & Co.
and associates purchased direct
from the municipality an issue Of
$4,000 Rowan County, Mort h
Carolina. school Ia and 1i2 per
cent bonds due August !, 1915 10
1857. Rowan County ranks second
in the southern states as an ideal
agricultural county and is one of
the 10 leading agricultural coun-
ties in the United States, accord
ing 10 the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture. The bonds
were priced 20 yield from 90 per
cent to Isl per cent and all were
reported sold within a few hours
of their offering.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
Coat Hanger Deposits
Win Approval Of 0PA

WASHINGTON. Aug. 81. - Of
flee of Price Administration an
nounced today that dry cleaners
and laundries may require a rea-
sonable deposit from / to , cents
on wire coat hangers used In
delivering finished garments. Man
ufacturers Of wire coat hangers
had been stopped TO conserve steel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21

SAGINAW. Aug. ~ (UP) .--Today's pay
ing prices 10 growers for beans.
Pea beans 80: light red kidneys. 81
dark red Kidneys 81 CRC yellow eyes. So
CRC light cranberries, 81; CRC dark Gran.
berries So 50.
Wheat, St.1fdf.l6; oats. q rye
SO "a 71c six-rowed barley, 81 25ff1 65
huckwheat 81 % IS, corn, SIS SOC; soy
beans. Si.ifu1.46.
These prices furnished by Michigan Bear
Company
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
HAWKINS BUSTED

Learning that Hevenor was sell
ing stock, Major Hawkins pro-
tested and was ouSted as president.
Hevenor was indicted on IL
counts. each involving a possible
maximum penalty of five years
Imprisonment and $1,000 fine.
HcVcnor. who lives in New
York, was president of the Wash
ington Exchange Bank in 1922.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
Livestock Markets

Chicago
CHICAGO Aug. 20 DNS) -HOGs-Rc.
c,ipts 1850. market steady 90 stroug
Top. SIS 90; buik S1i 90 15s heaves
81. f0n19 Sut mediums E1f.75.il5.
lights. Sii 80 7l510; light lights Sli 251
Il 60; packing SONS, S13.75ui4 40; piss
S13m1i.
CATTLE Receipts. . 300; market steady
Calves, receipts 500 market steady. Beet
steers choice, St5plG 65. medium. si1 VI
IS; yearliucs. ST. 16.5Os butchers. heif
ers Sl001S.50 cows. Sgu12. bulls. 81 30
~ 1925. calves. Ssn15 sos feeders SgT
y 20; stockefs Steers. Si0u1325; cows
and heifers IS I1225.
SHEEP Receipts z 900. market steady
Lambs. So son 10 f0i common, Sl2u1a,
yearlInes, Sll 2J9 1880; feeders, Sl2al3,
ewes, Sf1G50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
THEN SOLD STOCK

Stock IN the company then was
sold. Corrca said. to persons who
included Or. William Nelson, for
mcr Smith College president,
Prof. Arthur Goodrich of Massa-
chuScttS Institute OF Technology
and Mrs. Robert Douglas, widow
Of the shoe manufacturer.
Correa said Havenor represented
10 them that the fuse was in pro-
duction for the British, whereas II
had not even reached develop
ment stage where it might be
tn.fnI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21

In Hfting The SUBJECT a Ic d laastic tcchncaI-
ties Ruml when he appeared before M senate finance committee
disclosed:
American counting paying
few 60 hc being account
these few
indie personal income
evident rates became high that 1t was
this income
pay years income during the same year
Nothing gained hs arguing that people ought to
years of this Hcanr The fact exists
they did do It, and tcy caunot DO IT. We need
10 TO
woud have done little good to with en-
ought
work at o'clock u the morning instead OF at - the
saving achieved much more simply by
moving hour t2 actually TO
wor at \ although Ugf1iH7'v sfll mt 9.
Is a compelling doing something about IL
shalt be d''Ghifng industries
There VIII be period of read
ustmen Suppose su hcid year In debt on
imagine income taxes being paid by the
their Unemployment Crmrcrsation'
"Finay tax dent mlie7 difficult or impossible
Withholding ~ did not have this debt
debt there would DC no problem OF
paying years and Withholding tax could be
imposed forthwith
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
pIrTsRtRCU

PITTSBURGH Pa. Aug 20 GSs) 80
CATTLE--Market steady, steers choice
Sls 50W15.5O. medium 20 good, S13u1f
common. Si0M12 90. hcifers. medium "a
good, Si2 1880 common. Ss25Q1O
cows. medium 20 good. J0Hs IS: can.
ners and cutters Sens.50 bulls. good 70
choice. 81 % p y so, common 20 me
dium, IS .50Hto.
HOGS Receipts 200; market active and
Toe lower. lGG-is0 lbs. S1I.fJ1 1880. $50
200 lbs. 1880 n f0 200-220 lbs Si53
N15 80; 22o.2~0 los S1515H1bf; ESQ
200 lbs Si@ SOHf515. 2g1-351 lbs stt1
14s0; fo0-I50 lbs, S13.75u15. roughs
.S131t3.GO.
SHEEP- Receipts 200: market steady.
choice lambs S1i8i82 %. medium % good
Si2,50N ID so. common lambs, $3.50 no
ewes S5M5.50: wethers SGff6.5O
CALVES Receipts 100. market steady
good 10 choice. 1871: medium Sl3u
1850. Culls and common. IS II so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
.Ex-Bdnk Head
indicted by j. s
In Stock Fraud
Says He k4isrepresented
War Product; Claimed
Bio British Orders

NEW YORK. Aug n tUP).-
Harvey IT Uavenor, former preSi-
dent of The Exchange Bank in
Washington was under federal in
5letmcnt today charged with a
stock-scllinC fraud in which 36
persons were cheated OF $4,000.
According 10 Matthias +. Correa,
United States attorney. Havenor
agreed with Mai. MILFORD J. Haw-
kins. retired army ordnance eX-
pert. 30 finance work entailed in
urrlcctinc an anti-aircrait projcc-
tile fuse, organizing the General
Ordnance COmpanV. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21

Dore, a member Of the
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Company's Detroit Agency
since 1925 was elected trustee
of the National Association of
Life Underwriters 20 repre-
sent Detroit and Michigan at
the War Meeting in Chicago
this week which replaced the
annual convention.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
EARNINGS

United Gas Corporation and subsidiaries
In The ~ months ended June 30. 1912. re
ported q net income Of ST.5s2 23T, equal
10 Si6.sa on 81 first preferred. on which
unpaid dividend aCCumulations amounted
TO Si97i a share az close 81 period. This
compares with NET income Of 81 9s2, 798 or
ST. VS. a share on the 81 FIRST preferred
for - months ended June 80, 1911.
Miami Copper Company for the siy
mouths ended June 30 estimated profit
was 1925 gao after depreciation. etc. but
before income taxes and depletion against
p-off ~ Stif.7is ln the nrst hair Of 1871.
After defurtlnr estimated Arizona income
tax and federal normal income tax. COM
pltrd under revenue act ~ 1871. with pro-
vision f.r sIh'e additional normal in-
come cas- which w1v ho imposed tv reve-
rue art 90 1912 net profit Tor first half
~ fet1 w.s $3.50 4'1 lefpro der'tt- RI
,qua. O. o. coats n share against Sf0f. n f.
ur "a cents. share iu the hrst hall Of
I9u
National AutotuotlVe Ftbres. Inc. for
tHa quarter ended June so report q con.
ss idafeI net profi OF 500 39f after esti-
u ted federal arf Cauad9U inronNs taxes.
DoIal after dividend requirements on
per Gems Preferred fH rn .rH's share n1
the common 1rg.rrf or o. cents
r. common share in June quarter of 1854
l.r ulaTItT tuf .laH.I 3.. 1882 10y
rfaIf vtt c- fHI rHHsf g.. if cent
svsrr o- fre D rr- cent preferred. SIX
months coded June 1i tlf1 rt' Li..t ua-
$40 OCo equal OBJ ~ cents common
share AGAINST S563 Sf2 or 90 cents com
non snare in the hrst half Of 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
Detroit Poultry

Market steady. Hens. average run. 77e,
leghorn hens. lbs. and up, fec. cocks, 100
and lac: rock springers lbs. and UP. 7ee;
rock broflers. az to Z lbs. use: ieghorn
bronsrr Ia lbs and up. &c.
EGGs-Market firm Current receipts
30c: undergrades. 30u3ic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
QUORUM NECESSARY

George refused TO say whether
congressional leaders would be
able 10 muster a quorum in both
Houses to act on the measure. but
said he was satisfied that no
general tax bill can be passed
without a quorum in each house. "
Asked about charges that Con-
gress would refuse 10 act until
after the November elections. he
said politics oughtn't to enter into
this matter"
Much more important than COM
.paratiVely small losses in revenue
from excise taxes, he said, is the
fact that until the bill is on the
books a taxpayer can't figure on
his tax liability"