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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-25
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-25

LOST Black hiiltoia en- Iagh
street ur Housing pFolect Ten.
taips $50 and ealuahle panern
Finder may keep mssnsY Return
plIifoid and papers u = q
Packard. TIA y CLEVELAND. Fbs.
caKuil8 = Is 25p
LOST Dinner ring with Axen
Grip diamonds m HpuAing Pre-
JET 81 downtown district 500
reward Mrs Gordon CufIfY 81
Mra Paul Hili. ii0a 18th street
phone i50-R 1z1& ITO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
ChrysIer's
3-MOnth
Net Drops

Cessation of automobile produc-
ton and conversion of plant IA
cilities TO war production caused
sharp curtailment in both sales
and earning of Chrysler Corpora
tion in the first quarter of 1912
Both volume and net profit were
approximately halved in COMPARE
son with the first three months OF
I1941.
Sales dropped TO $136, 299, 75S
from S252. 1853, 166 a year ago,
decline of "a per cent, while net
profit, after $3,250,0O0 tax reserve
was S4,899,233 or $1.13 a share
against S9,561, 1882 or 1920 share
in the first 1871 quarter. The de-
cline in earnings was 81 per cent.
Directors declared a dividend OF
81, payable June Is, to holders of
record May Is. Same amount was
paid March ID. this year. On June
Ia, last year, the corporation paid
$150.
Increases in facilities for man.
facture of war materials in greatly
enlarged quantities are progress
ing very favorably according to a
statement by x. T. Keller, presi-
dent. The conversion of the cor
Iporation's peace time facilities Of
space and machinery is ahead of
schedule, he said.
Practically the entire personnel
of the corporation now is wholly
on war work, Keller stated.
Twenty-four war projects are GO
ing forward with all speed attain
able.
The company's tank arsenal has
operated at capacity for some
months, he said. and this year will
witness a substantial further in
crease of its size and output, as
well as a complete model change
to a bigger and better tank
Trucks, engines. cannon, ammuni-
ton and aircraft, also are now IN
good operation, with shipments ex-
ceeding schedules.
Keller pointed out that, as the
year progresses, additional facili-
ties for the manufacture of wal
material will come into production
and the volume of war employ
ment and sales Will increase.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
By One v. S. Firm

That was achieved by one
American COMPANIES years
ago. From "Du Pont 40 years, a"
newly-published history of the
Du PontS.)
Such having been possible by
one industrial organization in
the first world war, when the
United States was less about
for war production than il is
today is it astonishing h a I
Washington is now reporting
production miracles?
Is il astonishing that the out
put program for planes, tanks,
ships, guns, scheduled recently
by President Roosevelt and at
first regarded by many-includ-
ing Hitler-as fantastic" not
only promises, TO be fulfilled but
to be eclipsed? -s'i
Already the Niagara of arma-
ments Of all kinds rushing from
the nations plants is broadening
so stupendously that enough
ships are not available to move
them promptly to fighting
fronts, despite our almost daily
launchings.
And Uncle Sam is only begin
ming to get into his stride. AS
more and moro of our countless
mammoth plants, constructed
with incorlprehensible speed,
come into production-as well
as scores and scores of new ship
wayS-the Axis tyrants cannot
but become disheartened, cannot
but realize that their ultimate
doom is measurable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
RETAILING
Continues
Over 1911

Activity in central department
stores has been on more calm
basis the past week. says Dun &
Bradstreet, Inc. April. compared
with the same month year ago,
was II per cent ahead and the
week just ended was 10 per cent
better than the same period last
year. The change from the week
previous is now down to a gain of
only . per cent.
Much of the leveling off can be
attributed to the mid-season pc
Rod now under way, while minor
influences can also be traced to
price ceiling publicity and unsea-
sonal, high temperatures.
Speciality stores in women's ap-
parel are now running 20 to Is per
cent ahead of the same period last
year, but something over half of
this can be attributed to price
changes.
A large part of the items moved
during April would ordinarily
represent May business. Male APP
parel is now down TO a break-even
basis with the same period Of l941
and this performance comedies
with other lines where there have
been only minor price advances.
Furnishings and accessories, which
all along moved less spectacularly,
are now outstanding. Results here
are, in some instances, little over
so per cent ahead of the same
week last year.
Wholesale units continue from
40 to 60 per cent ahead of year
ago and approximately half of this
is in price advances but even so
the unit sales are ahead.
Collections are running about 60
per cent ahead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Detroit Produce

APPLEs-virginia bushel baskets Ganos
|U: 8. No. l.. ~ Inch minimum. saI2,l5;
licious. sos 1855. 50 so ass, mostly S2.s3
sI2s5; Winesaps fancy sss-l3ss. 81. t0sp
so extra fancy sss.l3ss. s265; bushel
baskets combination extra fancy and fancy
California pyramid crates
dozen punches select extra fancy and
fancy best. si.75d2: Washington pyramid
ia,ie crates "a '' No 10 and ansassis:d. SOC
Michigan boxes "a Il0-ounce punches. best.
s1.23; No ! grade sial.t0
BEANs--Florida hnshel hampers Bounti-
fuls. So so. generally good. s363.25.
California pony crates 70
punches, So IS q 3 so. fair S.
cABBAGE-Texas Les Angeles crates
e Gsns 'y RSan sa'S syp. EAR as hsf ers..
Savoy. 81. so: half crates Red Cabbage. 81;
Mississippi Los Angeles crates Round type:
2.4o; Louisiana Los Angeles crates Round
lbs Round type, sIsoG2: Georgia IN
bushel hampers Round type, 81. 20.
CARRoTs-Los Angeles crates 9 dozen
S3.65a3.75
CAULIFLowER-c pony Crates
II: and ,Srs. 49, 81 1Sgiss ,r,, trim
med tops. Golden Heart 3s-xs. Si.s5Il.75
few sass and los. 81; Pascal 1e-inci.
crates 4s-6s. 81.
E-IOf Anktitt GFAitt lCtDrrb
type. California Salinas district 5-dozen
fair to generally good. So 50d3.75. few nne
quality S.33: 4-dozen fair TO generally
good. 81 50T375. ordinary, s3.25; Delsno
section SIS. S3.75gi. "a 50. asa ass; Arizona
5-dozen fair 20 generally good. 81 rs
LEAF LETTUcE-Michigan Hothouse 10
10. baskets. s0Hs5c.
oNIoNs-so-ib. sacks. Texas yellow
No. i quality. including some U. 8 No. i.
81. 25G2.35; 70% u. q. No. l quality.
So 20: y. s. No. ?, $1,000; Crystai
White wax, u, s; commercial. sa;oo ~ .e3.
Y. s. No. l quality. few s3.75.
POTAToEs-lOo-lb. sacks Idaho Russet
Burbanks. U. 8. No. ! washed. $4,000
B. 5; unwsshed, s3.t5d3.5o: lo-lb. sacks.
No. /. various varieties. 1oo-lb. sacks.
81 $50 $50, best mostly $3.50; i5-ib. paper
sacks. 1911 G41e; Michigan 1oo-lh. sacks.
~. s. No. Russet Rurals, 81 25g2.4o;
mercial Chippewas 50 800 2.40; Nebraska.
IL. s. No. l. washed Triumphs. SOLD.
sacks, 81; loo.lb; sacks. So New stock
5o-lb sacks. California, y s, No. =:
size. 81 so: Texas, u. s. No l. Triumphs.
washed. s2.5o9275. mostly s2.75.
RADIsHEs-Bu. basket. Missouri. 81;
Tennessee Ter, N-se@2; Virginia ordinary TO
HkLLoTs-Louisiana barrels. 2o-doz.
punches, SsGs.50: crates. So. 81. 10d2.75;
S. S3.25h360
SP1NACH--Bu. baskets, Savoy, Texas,
S5c: Maryland. fair. 65m75c: Virginia,
fair. 75c; New Jersey, few. s1.l0.
TOMATOES 49, lob. cartons. repscks
mediums. $50: small size. Sl.15Ml.4O;
dollhouse. s-lb. baskets. Ohio, N.so91.s5:
Indiana, best. 81.
STRAWBERRIES Louisiana 2i-pint
crates, Klondikes. Klonmores. $3.50 3 IS.
few So: Alabama 24-ouart crates. Mission
quality, ordinary condition, 3.50d4.
SWEET POTATOEs-Porto Riesn yans,
Louisiana bu. crates, u. q. No. I. S1.6Om
l6b fair condition: s130n135: Tennes-
see, generally good quality, bu hampers.
S.40a1.45: fair condition, S1.25; bu.
hampers. Nancy Halls, Si.10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Stocks Uneven,
Quiet at Start

NEW YORK. May 2 fUP).-
Stocks and bonds were irregular
in quiet opening dealings today.
Cotton futures opened 2 points
lower to 3 points higher.
Initial trading in stocks was
dull, indicating that traders were
attempting to evaluate tax pro-
posals approved by the house ways
and means committee before
adding to commitments.
United States Steel opened at
46%, unchanged, and Bethlehem
at SAN, off Y. Chrysler sold at
81, up u. General Motors APP
peared at 32h, up u.
American Telephone opened at
I1102. up u. and then reached a
new high for the move at IL
up 10 points over Wednesdays
low. Philip Morris preferred
dropped 2h to 100A, but Ameri-
can Tobacco B was up a to 38h
Du Pont firmed " to 1861. while
Allied Chemical was down Ia to
121h. Anaconda eased u to "a,
but Kennecott was up Il TO 1914
American Can spurted x to 60.
Inland Steel lost IL to 55A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Accomplish CEILING by Voluntary Agreement

$4,000 ceiling that the nature of things would
arbitrary II such ceiling it would be desirable
rather than
arbitrary yardstic would necessarily work inequtes
selfsupporing working would be at disadvan
tage with the individual of similar income who derived large
from interest dividends
an possibly inherited For the fellow with
capital could supplement his income in emergencies
through spending capital funds.
But obviously wartime scheme for strengthen
ing wartime hope mee out evenhanded
precise IS 100000 American families The only
achieve poximate equity in
distributing sacrifice inevitable during total
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Forbe:s
Hitler VIII Shake
In His Shoes When
He Hears Of This
BY y. G. FORBES

Should Hitler learn these facts,
he Will shake IN his shoes:
Up from vacant fields, miles
from "A railroad or from any
community Of size, sprang n
fully organized city Of 10000
persons. 1t contained 1857 build
ings-homes, apartments, hotels,
restaurants, schools, churches,
theaters, hospitals, a city hall,
fire and police stations. Streets
were paved. Sanitation was
modern. Water was filtered. In
the course Of 10 months. APP
proxlmately 100000 persons
were employed on the work for
shorter or longer periods.
The plant operation itself
called for the erection Of Lie
buildings OF every size and style
of construction known to modern
building practice. All but 100 OF
these structures were completed.
with 80 per cent of the intricate
mechanical equipment.
THE task was replete with
exploits In engineering. Seven
and-a-half miles Of single track
railroad, including n trestle of
piIing nearly one-half mile long
with 400 feet of fill averaging 20
feet deep. were built In 80 days.
This spur, connecting with the
nearest existing line, soon had to
be deuble-tracted to handle ut
its peak LOO cars and 1000
passengers daily.
THE rate of construction
expenditure for the whole opera
ton over 10 months was equiv
alent to two-and- one-hah times
the maximum rate of expendi-
ture for any year on the
Panama Canal Total cost was
&S5, 900, 600"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Earnings

Anis-t halmers Manufacturing Company
for the quarter ended March 81 reports a
net proht OF 81 201 0e6 after provision ~
-. 50t, 600 for federal income and excess
profits taxes The above net IL equal "a
81 cents n share On l ZIG, 0e2 shares. This
compares with profit reported for The quar-
ter ended March 81. 1871, OF s5es $50.
equal 20 30 cents a share when federal
taxes on income were S3f5 600.
Commonwealth Edison Company ara ".
subsidiaries report March quarter net In.
come OF IS .273.4fi after ti3. ST. Of1 pro.
vision for federal and state income and
federal excess profits taxes. or 81 cents 4
share. Consolidated net income for March
quarter last year adjusted 20 give effect u
~. zoo. 900 OF Increased federal tar provi-
sions necessiteted by Revenue Act OF 1871
was 81. 100. $50 or SO cents a share.
! Atlantic Refining Company and ts sub
salaries report March quarter net profit oi
81 .237, OBS after federal income taxes and
$500, 900 reserve for additional taxes and
contingencies or 81 cents q common share.
against net profit Of S2.7f7.51o or % cents
- g. $50 - - 49, 80. ---A-s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Remuneration Coming in Either Event

In either there would be RECOMMENDATION which Is well
Sargent address before the economic and
butness foundation Westminster College yesterday He says
This would the setting Of elaborate system Of
agencies which would direct all
Producers would have to be told
could invest this that operation Labor would
wage would work. Con-
sumption controlled. All would become mere
cts Of q centralized bureaucracy"
This Sargent dictatorship and there
think the intelligence ability of the personnel of
would those private industry
The chief appeal made by the social planners who want
what they call production for
opposed production for profits But how going
find out what individual con-
them what they for out OF their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
BUSINESS
Lewis Haney
Lewis Haney
Price Ceiling
Breakdown Feared
Which is il to be ?

One OF the attempt impose rigid price ceilings
period of spending and credit initiation be breakdown
This would through political
and discrimination perhaps In favor of labor perhaps
The breakdown might be the rise OF
black markets. and such army Of gesapos
thing would uncomfortable Such breakdown would
meaningless The real prices would be in the black
markets
possible destruction of the price
system substitution of complete system OF government
through raoning We would then eat what
would told and choices markets would remain
This condition might prevail for the Duration II might
perhaps postwar period when would be
called production for USE mot profits).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Refers TO Distribution OF Income in 1887

The type of analysis which making here unpopular
succeed the battle against
initiation In order win this battle must deal not only with
media the hands small and politically unpopular
the big income brackets but also with
numerically larger
citizens
be illustrated by reference to the distribution
for which full data available
that Sc of the national income went TO those
$4,000 only to those
$4,000 ceiling for net
applied 1887 the maximum tax
and ocal-Wouid have
been which would of contemplated federal
expenditures fewer than Il days.
unavoidable implication of this statistical breakdown is
Waged
receipts of individuals but must
the 90 per
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Notice DiHerence7

Did you note the difference in
the tone of the latest Hitler and
Roosevelt statements to their
people? The bombastic fuehrer
could not conceal that he has
been bitterly disillusioned. that
he has ceased naming any date
for the overthrowing of his
enemies since the United States
joined them.
President Roosevelt's declara-
ton radiates confidence that
this nations acts will triumph.
We are all justified in sharing
that confidence.
Copyright 1912. by p C. Forbe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Scratches

AT PIMLrco
Track fast
First Race-Lord Calvert, Beifonds
Boy. Freds First, Zacorel
Third Race-Glen Ma Mona, Fred
Astaire, Bagpipe
Seventh Race-Bright Camp, Jungle
Moon. Cartridge. Knespen.
AT CHURCHILL DOWNS
Track fast.
Ffrs Race-Water Tower Chance
Grey. Active Accord. Greenock image,
Second Race-Commendabls. Batter.
Miss Nutmeg. Drawout, Petee Gene.
Third Raee~Radio Crusade. Which
Man. Dodge City. Point High. Crystal.
Fourth Race - Diavoloman, Mothers
Girl; whichwins. Dead Level.
Eighth Race-veiled Prophet.
Ninth Race-Happy Khsyysm.
Bead okooIs Mai"ns, Man spO Hes s'p L.
Gem w, Snow Apple.
Mote the tenth tsubstitute) race re-
mains on the card 20 be used should
track conditions change, or be called
on later In the day.)
AT JAMAICA III a.
Track fast
First Race -. Photograph. Pnatan,
Blended Wen. Foe o. Woe, Feiswsy.
Outcome, Love Venture, Black Magic.
Second Race - Cockerel. Faust II.
Early Delivery.
Third Race--Bulrush, Aletern.
Fifth Race-Richmond, X Dorko.
Sixth Race-Oiympus.
Seventh Race-fda Rogers. Pistol Pete,
Bobs Boys. One Shen.
AT NARRAGANsETT PARK
Track fast
First Race-Arabesque. Wanna Hygro.
Bobby Bunting, Kens Revenge, Don
Pecos, Grown Gem.
Second Race-Travis l..
Third Race--Tllka, Galway, Msydig.
Seventh RsceA-Cstomar, Satin CAP .
Eighth Race-Yannie Sid.
Ninth Race-Idle Fsncies, war BonBee.4
BoosibIe. Wood Blaze, Alarming. Tstra
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
DETR0f7yaiik Ct INES
MARKET IS
M. S. Rukeyser
M. s., Rukeyser
New Authorization
Proposal Anal yzed

The fight against initiation cannot wholly succeed unless
arithmetic rather than
And the official plan concrete limiting the
spendable $4,000 of the politically
unmporant top than in dealing with the wages OF
industrial workers in the war plants
From the human standpoint clearly understandable why
emoionally there should be difference.
The initiation problem primarily from the abnormal
wartime that though workers paid for eight
work. they devote only four hours to
materials.
Accordingly of the hands OF workers,
only civilian goods available the for
the spending OF such
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02

Hat Corporation Of America
has declared a dividend of %
cents on the Class A and Class Is
common. payable June / TO hold
ers Of record May Is. Previous
payment was 50 cents November
20, last, the only payment in 1941.
Standard oil Company Of New
Jersey has declared an extra divi-
dend of 80 cents and the regular
sscnliannual dividend Of 50 cents.
both payable June Is 10 holders
Of record May Is Similar extra
was paid June l6 last year
Clark Equipment Company has
declared a dividend of Is cents on
the common. payable June IS 10
holders of record May % Same
amount was paid March Is
Allied stores Corporation has
declared a dividend OF - cents
on the common. payable July 20
10 holders Of record July ]. The
firm paid similar amount April
20, which was the first payment
on the issue since 1887.
American Chicle Company has
declared an extra dividend OF 80
cents and the regular quarterly
dividend Of 81 on the common
both payable June - 10 holders
Of record June /. a year ago 81
extra was paid
Snider Packing Corporation ha'
declared q dividend Of IS cents
payable June IS 20 holders Of rec
ord June ;. Same amount va
paid June II last year. Pepsi
Cola Company has declared div
dcnd % 50 cents payable May Is
10 holders Of record May g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Plan Advocates S+abiIizinq of Pay

The administration plan informally and with fex
Utility stabzlag these levels but
naonary of time and half for work in
of 40 hours week
avoid misunderstanding, the mechanics of this
clearly delneated The
justice fairness The problem the mechanics of initiation
namely circulating medium which
availability civilian goods
advance of the price of things general
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
.5O-MiIIiOn BOOST

WASHINGTON. May 2. INS)
Government officials predicted
today that the federal pay rol
would Jump more than $50, 0O0. 600
as the result OF creation of large
field STATS to administer the vast
Iprice control, rent and rationing
programs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02

lation will be necessary.
Tho Presidents progra
leaves out Of the freezing
process wages, processing and
transportation. 1t may not be
necessary to include Transports
ton because of the regulatory
authority which has existed for
years.
ALL ON EQUAL BASIS
az believe that we must In
clude everything In q stabilize
ton program. and I don't believe
that. there would be much oppo-
sition II every group were
treated on an equal basis"
Gore. who sponsored the Baruch
plan in the House when price
control legislation was enacted.
hopes to win hearings before the
House banking committee on his
bill.
The Gore plan, now being
drafted. included freezing of
wages, farm prices at parity and
compulsory savings.
Wages generally would be
frozen at specific date. with the
war labor board being given
authority TO increaS sub-standard
wages or 10 increase wages IL II
were necessary 10 draw men from
civilian industry 10 war plants.
COMPETE FOR LABOR
One Of the great dangers In the
voluntary wage sterilization plan,
he said. is that there NAV be
competition between war plants
for labor
Since the government pays tho
bill. the manufacturers will not
be interested In Keeping down
costs. he said.
His compulsory savings plan
would be on a graduated basis,
with every salaried person being
required TO invest a portion in
war bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Congress Acts
To Add Freezing
Of All Wages !
Contend Roosevelt
Anfi-Inflation Plan
Needs Strengthening
BY WILLIAM 8. NEAL


WASHINGTON, May 2.-Legisa
lation for a general freezing pro"
gram. to include fixing of wages
as well as prices, was being
framed in both Senate and House
today on the theory that P1esis
dent Roosevelt's far-reaching pro-
gram must be strengthened.
Senator Bennett c. Clark (D)
of Missouri and Rep. Albert Gore
Cd of Tennessee both disclosed
they are preparing bills designed
to carry out the general wartime
restrictions advocated by Bernard
M. Baruch, who was chairman Of
the war industries board in World
MAR "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02

American Metal Company and Its sub
salaries So per cent or more owned repor
march qpartef net profit OF 1858 T42 afie,
contingent reserve and federal and foreign
Income taxes Of S3Ss. iO6 or 3s cents ,
share on The common against x7sT 4sS Art,
S2Se 29S for federal and foreign incon1,
taxes or SO cents a common share In tn,
March quarter OF 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Livestock Markets
CHIC AGn

CHICAGO. May 1 QNs).-HoGs-Re-
ceipts. $4,000; market steady strong: hold
overs, 1000. Top. s14.i0; bulk, yi3 600
1908; heavies. 1888 ai4.io; mediums,
si3. s0a14 .l0; lights. 50a14: light
lights, Si3.25q l315: packing sows. STA. so
q 10 90; pigs. s12.25 d Ia Is.
CATTLE-1,2 200; market steady. Calves,
300; steady. Beef steers. choice, siiml7:
medium. si0G14.50; yearlings- 500 Is. so.
Butchers. heifers, seGi4 cows. tsG1i
bulls, seT1i25; calves. s79f15.50; feeders.
Se. JOff IL. so. Stockers. steers, S10Hl4:
cows and he,fers. Ss25d IL. so.
EP~-Receipts, 5000; market steady.
Lambs. Sl3. 500 r. is; common. si1 % 10. 81
lyeariings. si0mf2.25; feeders. 500 ~. so:
ewes, f5ns50 ~
PTTTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH. May UNs).-CATTLE
Receipts, as, market active; steers,
choice, STA 3oG13 so; medium 10 good.
si2hi3; common. se.25aii.50: heifers.
medium 20 good, ti1 di2: common, $3.50
$3.50; cows. medium 10 good. 81 so n
S.25: Gamers and cutters, s5.75aT.25;
bulls good TO choice. s10.75a12 common
TO medium, Ssme.50.
HOGs-Receipts, 300; market steady "a
SC lower. ie0-is0 lbs. S1s.10d1i.25:
10000 lbs. Si425fi435: ZOO. 22o lbs
ti4 2511f3 IS: 220-250 lbs. s14.25a14. 80
$50 200 lbs. sl4n1425; 2p0-350 lbs. si3. 7s
MA; 1oo.15O ms. si30i3.7e; roughs,
sHb1fP- Receipts. 100: market steady
choiG lambs, sia6i2.s5: medium 10 good
50. 75d 10. IS: common ismbs, ss97; ewes
4 80 =, = -.--se--- $1,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Dividends

Heyden Chemical Corporation
has declared a dividend of rs
cents on the common. payable
June ! 10 holders of record May
20 Same amount was paid
March 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
WAGE FREEZING BILL

81 am working on . bin for .
program which would include
freezing Of wages, and hope to
offer Il as an amendment 70
some bill In the Senate" said
Senator Clark.
while I approve Of the Pres
ident's general program, /
believe that supplementary iogis-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02

American Metal Company. Ltd,
has declared a dividend of q
cents on the common. payable
June ! 10 holders OF record May
81. Same amount was paid
March 2.