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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Posters Spur Workers

AS part of a war production
drive program, Fisher Body has
erected in all its plants engaged
in armament work the first of a
series of poster board displays.
A portrait of General Macarthur
is the key poster in the series.
It pictures General Macarthur
at salute and bears a quotation
from his memorable speech upon
arrival in Australia when he
said: "Ill do my best"
Announcing the start of the
poster campaign. E. F. Fisher,
general manager, said:
I'VE want every employe to
see this resolute picture of Cen
eral Macarthur frequently every
day and to be constantly re-
minded of his promise to do his
best on the battlefront. We feel
that the answer of every en-
ploye to General Macarthur Is
the simple pledge of Me too,
Mac There has been a whole
hearted response from employees
since this poster was erected a
few days ago"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
FOREIGN Exchange

BACK OUT to the Murray Cor
boration plant yesterday to line
up some pictures for Picture Edi-
Tor Bill Lampe, and barged into
The office of Major Lyman B.
Lockwood. United States Army
Air Corps.
When il comes 10 publicity and
bictures of defense plants, it's the
Srny that gives the O. X. these
6ays. and when il comes to Muir
kay Corporation, it's Major Lock
wood.
The major started off by telling
rs what a great job the organiza-
lion was doing out there-righ'
From President Clarence Avery
Down the list.
"You know" he said. 'if the
air corps gave flags with an r
for excellence, there'd be one
flying right over this building
now"
Just then the Photographic
ktarted 10 light cigaret
"No smoking in here" the
ma jor interrupted APOLOGIZE
caliy. Then he explained:
'eYou see we've got about the
incest labor setup In the coun-
try right here and we want Ia
play ball with them. The union
leaders are intelligent, high
grade Americans and every man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Stock Market
Extends Rise

NEW YORK, May s CINS).-
The stock market at the opening
today added modestly to its recent
recovery. Changes were small and
trading continued light. A few
issues were independently soft, no.
tably Union Pacific on a slide OF
a point TO 7012.
Fractional improvement was
shown by u. S. Steel. General
NJ tors. Anaconda, Kennecott
American Telephone, General Elec'
trio. Du Pont, Union Carbide
Douglas Aircraft, Sears-Roebuck
international Harvester and Amer
lean Tobacco "B."
Westinghouse. Southern Pacific
and Standard Oil of New Jersey
eaSed fractions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08

hibitions from the air down there.
The Cuban government furnished
him penal labor 10 clear air fields
and one of the guards was a
young fellow named Batista. who
is now president of Cuba by viz
tue of a quick-trigger finger. He
taught the major Spanish and re-
ceived cigarets in return.
Major Lockwood even starred
in the understanding lead roles
in the old Christie comedies-and
pinch-hitted for Francis X. Bush
man in the flying scenes Of The
Escape Of the Hun"
During the world war he com.
manded the 217th Pursuit Squad
ron.
WHEN THE movie stars visited
Detroit the other day, the majol
called up one old friend TO say
hello. 1t was Pat O'Brien anc
Pats one-time girl friend quit hin
TO become Mrs. Lockwood
But the best way TO get acros!
how the Murray boys feel abou
him, is TO quote from the Murray
Sentinel;
"Not 90 be confused with the
more or less legendary officers
whose knowledge Of airplanes Is
confined TO TWA advertise
ments, this major knows indus
try, and obviously Is familiar
with airplanes."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Detroit Produce

APPLEs-Mi Michigan bu. crts. U: S. No.
| /. az in min. Delicious and Nortnern
far 70 W.snEto6 sO So...
extra fancy, sss-13ss. 50; winesaps, fancy.
sss-isss, 81. so; 1885. s.. IS; extra fancy
sss-13ss. 81 60a2.75; bu: bkts. comb. ex-
ira fancy and fancy or; Winesaps. s2;5a.
tines. s3a3.25. few 50 so; BountifuIs
81 5OG2.75 wax beans, fair. s5g5.23;
ordinary. So 5Oq275
CABBAGE MISSISSIPPI, l. A. er t,.
bound. round type. 81; Alabama erts:.
round type. approx. 10 lbs. S1.75n IL So.
CARRoTS-california L. A. crts.. s doz.
medium 70 large, s3i5m3io; Texas s,, S.
topped tor Pc washed va sisoa2.
CAULIFLowER-cali pony erts''
IFS and larger. Sis.
CUCUMBERs-Florids bu. bkts., waxed
fancy, $3.50 few high as 81; choice ordi-
slcers $2q250; Ohio dollhouse bkts.
doz.. 1925; az dor, 81.
LETTUCE-california Salinas dist. q
and SIS. fair TO generally good, 1925 q
8 rs: Delano section. Is and s.. 81; ordi
nary 70 fair. $3I3.25: Arizona, Phoenix
DIST. As and 5s. fair. S3.25g $50; ordinary
LEAF LETTUcE-Hothouse. bkts. II
oNIoNs-5o-lb. sacks Texas yellow
Bermudas. U. S. comms., .so-ss% U; s.
No. ] quality and y. 8. No. !, ~. 20 a
| 175 mostly, S1.50d1.65; Crystal White
Wax U. s. comms.. Si.4oa2, mostly 81. 50
o !. go: yellow boilers, Si259 /. IS: white
boilers. 81. rs: Babosa, u. s. comms., me-
diums. s1.65d2. mostly Sl.75; Bin. and
larger, s2.40I275.
PoTAToEs-1oO-lb. sacks Idaho Russo
Burbanks Us. No. 1, washed 1913, 10
10. sacks, Ale. Maine Y. s. No. ]. various
vsrities. 100-lb. sacks $2.3042.50, 13-lb
paper sacks 3en 40c few Ale. Nebrasks
us. No. washed Triumphs. 50. IS. New
stock: 50-lb. sacks California us. No.
washed Long Whites, Si.75m1s5. Texas
us. No. washed Triumphs. $500 ii 2. rs
RADISHES-Bu. baskets. Missouri, 81 u
dI.s5; Tennessee, sl.e0I2; Virginia, bu
baskets S1.75, y bu., 90c.
SUTNACH-Nothing offered.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 24-pt. crts
US No. Klondikes. Klonmores. includ'
ing truck receipts 81. IS so: Tennessee
2t-qt. crates Blakemores, fair 10 generally
good quality and condition. s343. so; Ar
kansas 24-qt Blackemores, ordinary "a
fair 81 50d $50, mostly S2.75n3; Alabama.
24-qt. crates Blakemores. generally good
SO 25m $50.
TOMATOES-1O-lb.c cartons repacks. me-
diums 81 so: dollhouse, s-lb. baskets: Ohio.
medium 81. so ~ I IS. small size $1.45m 80
Indiana. fancy mediums Hormonized Sl.75,
large size $1,000 so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Forbes
Stockholders Stirred
With Determination
To Assert Rights
BY u. c. FORBES

Not only are stockholders be-
stirring themselves, but they are
compelling at least some man.
agementS 10 sit up and take
notice.
The indisputable truth is that
in actual practice. the running
OF our industrial system has not
been democratic. though IN
thory il always has been. Stock
holders have not succeeded IN
exercising the rights belonging
to ownership, except IN rare
cases. Boards of directors have
been largely self-perpetuatlng.
Arrangements have acted almost
entirely Independently OF stock
holders. -,
But stockholders. dissatisfied
with their treatment heretofore
are beginning 10 assert them
selves. They are beginning to
demand that ownership be en-
ahled 10 exercise some OF the
rights legitimately belonging to
ownership.
They are becoming rebellious
against the treatment accorded
them by politicians, rebelllous
against the scant consideration
accorded them and their wishes
by directors and homogeneous.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Pontiac Conferences

Aimed at increasing its con-
tact with dealers and making
every member of the field organ
ization a specialist on all phases
of factory-dealer relationship,
Pontiac is conducting a nation
wide series of meetings, accord
ing to d. u. Bathrick, general
sales manager. The first meet
ings are being held with zone
managers and they. in turn, will
hold similar meetings with their
entire organization.
1--WE feel that the dealer Is en-
titled to frequent and expert
factory consultation on every
problem which may arise" Bath
rick said.
The meetings also will cover
operating procedure for the deal
ers during the coming selling
months and an outline of Pom
tiac's advertising and direct mail
campaigns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Iona Unsatisfactory

The whole setup has been I'M
satisfactory for years. Twenty
years ago this writer declared:
High positions hereafter are
to carry with them fewer privi-
leges and more responsibilities.
Whether n president Of a cor
poration shall be retained Is not
In future going 10 be determined
always and solely by some capt.
talist or clique of capitalists.
The rank and file of st0ckhOld-
ers. plus public opinion, are 60
ing 10 assert themselves"
Eighteen years ago this was
said:
Tf our industrial and finan-
cial and business leaders cannot
make the modern industrial sys-
tenn work to the satisfaction Of
n majority Of the people, then
the ma iority of the rank and
file of the people are likely to
vote for a reshuffling of the
cards"
Proof that those directing in
dustrial and other business en-
terprises failed to win the
esteem. endorsement, confidence
of the American people has been
painfully supplied during the
last 10 years.
Equally emphatic has been
proof that stockholders have
suffered for their failure to or
ganize themselves on a scale
that would have impressed vote
seeking politicians.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Protects Itself

Temperature rise can be con-
trolled practically by two pre-
cautions, he said-proper load
and initiation and reasonable
driving speeds.
'In thousands of tests on pas
senger tires under all kinds Of
conditions" he continued, "our
engineers have found that the
greatest increase In tire pressure
under the average driving condi-
lions likely to be encountered Is
three to four pounds per tire;
and that under extreme condi-
tions of high speed, overlooking
and under-infiation, no more
than a five-pound increase will
be experienced.
motorists are at Tim e 8
alarmed at pressures which have
built up to several pounds over
normal. This Is the tires
method Of protecting itself from
excessive heat-the higher pres
sure reduces the amount OF tire
fiexure."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
LOSE EARLY UPTURN

HoGs-week's receipts 7.45o Butchers
scaling $50 pounds upward finished steady
with last weeks close after losing an early
zoe bulge. Lighter weights and other
classes unevenly steady TO 25c higher. On
the close. good 10 choice 1eo-300-lb.
trucked-in butchers bulked at s13s0114.
short double OF 2os-lb. rail- hogs earned
$40 ana small killers paid Sl4 20 for
is head OF 2lo-ib. averages sorted from
the same shipment, Butchers scaling 500
pounds upward were scheduled NJ $1,000
1878 on the close. lights and pigs $50 lbs.
down si2 Tl3 SO feeder pigs mainly
soMi275 Sows bulked at SIS
~ so daily as a few good 20 choice lEht
sows reached 1913. The going price on
stsxs WAS s11 so
sHEEP--weeks receipts $500, This
marks the fourth consecutive week mat
shorn lamb values have moved toward
higher levels. the present gain amounting
20 so Use compared with last Thursday
Seven decks OF good 10 choice s3.ss-lo. fed
shorn lambs that arrived via rail. carrying
mixed Nd. and No 2 peits- scored sis 90
Ti3s5 Good 70 choice shorn trucked-in
lambs. largelv with No 2 pelts. bulked
late Of si2 75H Is. mixet grade me
dunn 10 good kinds si2 n II. 81. and com.
mon 20 medium sorts sioT II IS Odd head
Of native springers brought si3M15 ana
few common old crop wooled lambs
$3.50 Good 10 choice shorn slauehtsr
ewes went a, s6Hs5o. eulis down 10 -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Reversal of Earlier Profit Tendencies

demagogues have been fighting at straw at home
in the form of proteeng corporations The overall data VIII
forthcoming extended period preliminary
group and outstanding corporations shows
earlier profit tendencies survey by the national
majority of corporations reporting for
1912 the income after OF industrial
corporations than despite the further increase
in volume of production and sales Two hundred eighty misce
industrial and companies reported decline OF 70
after from the first quarter OF 194
and 26 cent from the fourth quarter.
IL months
81 revealed the gain OF cent
a decline of per cent in net income.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
BUSINESS
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Public. OverrateS
Hitlel.'S Ability

Hers admission that the weather in Russia last
winter colder than he had anticipated exodes the myth that
he S a dictator.
title implies strength than the pudgy
NaZ possesses.
his will is absolute
contrary subject physics chemistry
beings succeed when they wisely in accord
with their knowledge of physical laws No big enough to
the principles of the universe.
prewa years. when customary underrate the
strength Naz dounseed against this falac
the other and there
Nazi through
rating his judgment and competence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Rail Revenues Hiohes+ Since 1929

Railroad in March for Class railways was the
highest month since October 1929 but estimated net in
showed decline the corresponding month year ago
of the rise operating and taxes
10 manufacturing companies indicate that pro
the first 1912 absorbed 81 cent
before compared with 46 cent
These baromeers cited to show that the government has
Wndfal business profits
incidental the program Emotional agator evil
IDENTIFY looking corporate earnings before rather than
boiling what amounts to nothing
more inability the significance of the statistical
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Auto
Graphs
Heat. Listed No. |
Tire Enemy. Caused
By Internal Friction

Heat is tire enemy No. 1, ac-
cording to engineers of the b.
F. Goodrich Company. Owners
should recognize that their cas-
ings require more attention dur
ing hot weather than at any
other time, Harold Gray, techni-
cal superintendent of the Good
rich tire division, declared
"Many motorists believe that
tires become hot because atmOs-
pheric and pavement tempera-
lures are high" he said. This
Is partly true, but atmospheric
and pavement temperatures are
only the base line from which
tire heat builds up.
Heat which causes tire tenn
peratures to reach the danger
zone Is caused by internal fric-
tion set up by the fiexure of the
tire. When the tire bends under
fiexure the rubber molecules
move against one another and
the friction thus developed Is
converted into heat"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Commodity Prices
HIGHEST Since 1926

WASHINGTON, May 8. - The
bureau of labor statistics wholesale
commodity index registered a gain
of Oh per cent during the week
ended May 2. advancing TO 98.7
per cent of the 1926 average, the
highest level since late in 1926,
The index has risen 0.8 per cent
since early in April and is now 1876
per cent higher than at this time
last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
CataIoqs Mistakes of Hitler

In address Arthur Garfield Hayes caaogued the
Hitler They include the following: The
assumption that the would be short his mistaken belief that
the Poland would bring Great Britain into the
the assumption that Italy would be valuable ally the belief that
England could bombed existence the assumption that
the could of their victims undertaking the
military of Russia and misdmen of sentiment OF the
American people
1t that Hitler has emuated the folkways OF
Spectator always feeling his testing
the strength and of the opposition VIII the Axis
leaders, like SPECTATORS eventually seal their doom
through getting overeXtended?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
CHANCES Ad Post

Hugh R. Johnson. who has
been in charge of advertising for
Buick for the past nine years,
has been named advertising
manager Of Bell Aircraft Corpo-
ration, Buffalo. The company
announced Johnson has already
assumed his new post.
For the past 20 years Johnson
has been associated with auto
motive companies as advertising
counsel and before joining the
Buick division he was with REQ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08

SAGINAW. May (UPl .-Today's pay
ing prices TO growers for beans:
Pea beans, $i.05; light red kidneys, ~
dark red kidneys. 81; yellow eyes 50
C. r c light cranberries. 81; c. T. c. darn
crauberries $3.50
Wheat. Si.07f1.0e; oats. 53n54c: rye
6s ~ zoe six-rowed barley, 81. 62m l.6a
buckwhest. .s7ml 90; corn, 7sQ soc; soy
beans. Sl.63T IS.
CThese prices furnished by Michigan
Bean Company
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
DEVELOPMENTS Loom

The small investor, vertically
the backbone of our capitalistic
system. is resenting being the
forgotten man. Momentous de-
velopments loom
Copyright. 1912, by b. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Detroit Poultry

Market Hens. unsettled. balance steady
Hens. 5h lbs. up. ale; under 5 lbs, 23c
leghorn hens, lbs. and up. zoe; cocks
14o; rock springers. over 4 lbs, 27c; rocb
oroilers. az TO lbs, 25c: leghorn broil
rocks.
EGCs-Market steady; eurren receipts
2shc; undergrades, 27G27he.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08

General steel Castings Corporation for
the quarter ended March 81 reports con
solidated net profit OF s765.32I AFTER fed
Ieral income taxes. including So, SIS, 900 ex'
cess profits taxes equal 10 s7.65 q share
lon 100, 900 shares OF IS cumulative pre-
ferred on which back dividends amount
Ito SET so share. This compares with
s4I7. O7s OF SAT- share on the pre-
ferred stock In the March quarter OF 1871
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
On the Business Front
With WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor


jack In the plant Is patriotic as
hell"
He then went on to tell us
that when the men were asked to
smoking on the prem
ises. both executives of the plant
and the army air corps personnel,
assigned 20 Murray, voluntarily
agreed 10 abide by the ruling.
And that's unheard OF in the
air corps" he grinned.
The Murray workers get two
five minute smoking periods q
shift and really make the most oil
them.
1T was kind OF tough at first"
said Major Lockwood. with a
smile. II used To be good for
two-and-a-half packs a day"
YES SIR. the major is quite
chunk of a fellow. and If yol
don't believe it, listen TO a little
Of his background.
He was an amateur fighter
.oarsman boatmsnI and most an!
other kind Of athletics he coulc
find. /.t
lie flew the first air express
ever flown in the world-lit was ;
shipment Of Valentines Valspar-
and flew the second plane TO eve
land on Cuba.
a transformer 20 the nth dc
gree. he was nicknamed the Rec
Devil and put on fireworks OK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
FAST BUFFALO
LEGAL NOTICE

Sealed proposals will be received until
2 90 p NJ, May Is, le42. and then opened
for the exclusive privilege OF operating
restaurant and furnishing food to detained
aliens and others at the Detroit Immigra-
ton Detention station at Detroit, Michigan,
for the period beginning July 1, 1e42. ana
ending June 30 1944 For particulars ss
10 conditions and limitations governing
bidders. and the required forms, application
should be made 20 the District Director.
TmmIgration and Naturalization Service.
AFRO East Jefferson avenue. Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08

United States Distributing Corporation
and It's subsidiaries for the quarter ended
March 81 report net profit OF 1882, {.
$40 after federal income taxes. etc. equal
TO sI32 share on e9.el6 shares OF Z
per cent cumulative preferred on which un-
paid accumulated dividends amount TO
about S7s75 share. This compares
with s121e 39 or S122 share on the
preferred in the March quarter OF 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Lamb Prices
4th
Week in Row
Shorn Kinds Reach
$I3.65; Steers
Regain Early Loss

Fat lambs advanced at the De-
troit stockyards for the fourth
consecutive week. shorn kinds
reaching a peak of $13.65. On
the close, the steer market was as
active as 1t was slow early in the
week, and all initial loss was re-
gained. Vealers lost ground while
prices for most hogs settled back
to steady with late last week.
CATTLE-week's receipts. $500. Con-
siderable irregularity featured the steer
market. opening demand was spotty and
the trend was toward lower levels. But
the complexion OF the market changed
abruptly Wednesday morning, a. some
buyers that had been on the sidelines for
several days needed cattle TO replsnish
cooler stocks. As result all initial down.
turn. ranging to rs cents or more. was
erased, leaving quotations about on q par
with late last week. Beef type cows lost
IS cents to as much as so cents, and can
ners and cutters were rated weak TO Is
cents lower. Bulls declined rs TO so cents
from last weeks peak when heavy sausage
offerings reached Sill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
$3.50 ACTUAL TOP

In the absence of choice steers. actual
top was $3.50 on a load of good ,0oo-lo.
fed offerings. Other medium and good
1928: medium grades largely S114 II.
Good 1.270-lb. weights brought tl3 and
medium s62-lb fed Holsteins 3l1.2o. Conn
mon steers sold down 10 So but little
medium heifers earned ss.25dl15o. good
|900-lb. fed Herefords bringing si2. IS. Com.
mon 10 good beef type cows cleared late at
Sedo.75; cutters. x7.7bds.7o and Gamers
largely $s.25@7.50. The closing top ca
weighty sausage bulls was $40 so. Some
4s0-lb. stock calves commanded SIS and
a load OF good 6i7-ib. yeariing stock steers
went hack to the country At Si2 80.
ers finished SOC to 81 under last week .
close after regaining part Of an early
sharp decline. Most good and choice veal
ers sold late at SIS. only odd head 10
$3.50 Common and medium veaiers
ranged from $40 10 $14.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Aeronauti(dI Products
Declares Dividend

Aeronautical Products, Inc, has
declared the quarterly dividend
of Is cents per share, payable May
% 10 holders of record May IA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Dividends

s. III. Kress & Co. has declared
a dividend of 40 cents on the COM
mon, payable June Is to holders OF
record May 20. Same amount was
paid March Ia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Earnings

Kansas City Power and Light Company
for the II months ended March 81, repor
net income Of S3.243. 22o, equal 20 IS. Z;
share on common, against revised ne
income OF s.. 83s. SIS, or S6.47 on common
in preceding IL months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Livestock Markets
CHICAGO


CHICAGO. May (INs) .-HoGs--Re-
ceipts. "a, 800 market sc to loo lover
followers. 1000. top. sitl0: bulk. sls.so
Gi41o: heavies, $500 1910; mediums:
SIS e00 i4io. lights. sl3,5odit; light
lights, Si32 5al375: packing sows, $3.50
q 3. 90; pigs Si26l2.7e.
CATTLE-Receip,s. 5, 100 market STEADY.
Calves: Receipts. 1000. market STEADY.
Beef steers: Choice. Si4 so Il Is SO; medium,
siOd1450: yesrlings. Sio9l6. Butchers:
Heifers. Ss@l450; cows, ssdll; euns.
sea II rs: calves. $50 1880: feeders. $3.50
d135o Suckers: Steers, $40 GA; cows
and heifers, IS 25di2.5o.
GHEEP-Receipts. $500. market STEADY:
lambs, Si4m1460 common, $izhlt;
yearIings $40 50G II so; feeders. 500
IL. so; ewes. S5aS.5o.
EAST BUFFALO
EAST BUFFALO. ". Y. May tlNs).
-HoGs-Reeeipts. 800: market STEADY;
good and choice. si4. 80: trucked-ins, Sig II
a1425: rough and weighty sows, sls.ze
d1350.
CATTLE Receipts. 200. Canadian
steers. Si2: cows and bulls, unchanged;
cutter and common cows, s7.s5nei Gamer.
Sc 40 q Ts5: sausage bulls. IS. 500.
CALVES-Receipts, 100. Vealers. strong
10 soc higher good and choice, Itc on
Is: common and medium, -. 20 y 10. 90.
sHEEP-Receipts. 100; good TO choice
shorn no pelts. $i3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08

Atlas Powder Company has de-
clared a dividend of Is cents on
the common, payable June 10 20
holders of record May %. Same
amount was paid March 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Unlisted Stocks

Approximate prices furnished by the Ma
tionai Association OF Securities Dealers,
Inc District No. g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Hobart Manufacturing Company

has declared the regular quarterly
dividend of 37iz cents on the Class
IA stock. payable June l TO holders
Of record May 10.