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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

Although busy with the war
Jobs which have brought Pack
ard 20 the highest employment
level in its history, Christopher
occasionally gives thought 10
the postwar period and his
dealer organization. He is not
overiy-optimistic about the fu-
ture of his dealers but on the
other hand, he is always willing
10 give them any aid he can.
"Our dealers were I'm pretty
good position when rationing
came along" he told this writer
recently. Their survival II de-
pendent on the length OF the
war. Their chances decrease In
direct proportion. II we can
end this struggle in "A year, our
dealer organization will he in
tact. The longer IL continues,
the more dealers will fall by the
wayside."
Nevertheless, Christopher Is
evidently planning valiant
fight 10 aid them in staying in
business. The sales and service
merger is just the beginning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
M. s. Rukeyser
M. s. Rukeyser
Shortages of Weed
Changes Northwest

Under OF the power ag. contemporary
prosperity depends delicate balancing ns iona
Dequlibrium direction soon brngS~ma adjustments
others In wartime for example shortages special situations
bring status of scarcity into Allied and substitute products
few months metals and lumber was plentiful
Now added the list products in insufficient
supply Obviously there had been widespread shifting from metal
wood.
referring this changing situation especially as bears
the Pacific northwest Reno Odn president OF
Sound National Bank Tacoma message to this
column, points out;
THE Pacific northwest is to its neck in war production
hut from readustment of labor The draft
and the appeal OF shPbudng jobs in this area nave
businesses desperately short
logging, lumber pyW00d
orders Confusion
individuals the shpbulding plants
industry has greatly magnfied the
difficulty
shortage OF logs has greatly handicapped lumber and ply,
by combination
bad weather this spring loss Of key employees 10
nequtable ceiling schedule
efficiency
inexperienced help takes Women
with
Pywood lumber have TO be almost
to steel car-
defense industries
TO consideration
Immunity from draft greater
the FotiNang influence IN
this drift to the shpNards.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Stocks Uneven
In Dull Start

NEW YORK, Aug. "a CUP).-
Stocks opened the new week today
with volume small and prices
narrowly mixed.
A majority of stocks held at the
previous close or made small
gains. A block of American Cable
and Radio amounting to $500
shares. sold at rs a share, un-
changed and equal 10 the high.
Chicago and Eastern Illinois A
opened 1900 at 5i4. up \ and
equal 10 the high New highs were
made by Goodyear at 1913. up Is
and Postal Telegraph preferred at
IVA, up =. Goodrich, Erie Ger
tificates and n h Kelvinator
equaled their highs.
General Motors gained X to
3Sla. Union Pacific declined ~ 10
so, while Pennsylvania Railroad
had a small gain and Atlantic
Coast Line was unchanged
United Aircraft preferred gained
gained 2 points and L. S. Smelling
was up more than a point Cop
pers held steady. JohnS-Manville
was firm Chemicals held steady
10 firm l.. s. Steel was unchanged
at 47h.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Lumber Output
Shows Decline

TACOMA Aug 81 National
Lumber Manufacturers Associa-
ton reported that lumber produc-
ton for the week ended August -
stood at l27 per cent of the aver
age Of the corresponding week
1853 and shipments lac per
cent.
Production totalcd 26702l 900
feet which was 400 of per cent
less than the previous week and
y per cent less than correspond
ing week year ago. Shipments
aggregated 2S1 966. 600 feet which
was / per cent greater than prcvi-
Gus week and S per cent less than
last years corresponding week
Orders booked were for 271.7G5. r.
600 feet which was 2 per cent less
than the previous week and > per
cent less than the corresponding
week last year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Power
Shortage
by 1913

WASHINGTON. Aug. "a - a
showdown or stoppagc Of nearly
half Of the nations projected O.
$50, 900 kilowatt power expansion
program. both public and private
was ordered by the War Produc-
ton Board.
At the same time. however, the
board assigned high priority rat
nCS AA-3 and AA-4 10 the re-
naming projects WHICH viii have
of 5.5OO.OOO kilowattS. 10
assure their full completion 10y
early 1914
OF the total 10000 kilowatts
are private and 100000 kllowatts
are public
The WPR warned that this cut
in. the utility expansion program
has substantially enhanced the
probability OF widespread cur
tailmcnt IN the use of electricity
for civilian purposes, especially
during 1913 and thereafter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Tax Revenues
Motorists.
Off Is Million
Increase in Other
Forms Of Taxation
More Than Make Up

WASHINGTON, Aug. "a CUP).
rationing and the
scarcity Of automobiles and tires
cost the government S1S,708 1893 in
reduced revenue during July. ac-
cording to internal revenue figures.
July's net revenue collections,
however, were more than $346,-
46S,000 over the same month a
year ago. New taxes and higher
returns from old levieS resulted in
total returns of SS07, 765, 051. com
pared with S46l 296, l68 last July.
New automobiles and motor
cycles Melted the government only
S6l7,746 this July against S10.-
2S9 600 for July. 1871. New motor
trucks earned taxes of S6l7, 746,
compared with ST. l62 654 a year
ago. Revenue on tires and tubes
dropped from $5,64S,474 last year
IN SS3q6l1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
20 Billion
More
Cigarefs

NEW YORK. Aug. 24.-Cigaret
production in July topped the 20
billion mark for the second sue
cesSiVe month.
Output in July reached record
total of 20.S75,470,l4 40, which COM
pared with 20003, 674,760 in June
this year and 1S,404, 257 100 in
July last year.
Last month was the twentieth
consecutive month 10 record pro-
duction greater than in CORE
spending month of the preceding
year. July increase of 2,47l,212.-
$50 cigarets or 1874 per cent
brought the total production for
the first seven months of 1912 up
to 129S50 99l $50 cigarets, an in
crease of 1886. 12S,550 or Ill
per cent over the seven months
production last year of 1l6, S9f,-
S63. l40.
Cigar production also rose dur
ing July with sharpest gains being
scored in the higher-priced field.
Class a cigars or those selling for
> cents each or less accounted for
S7.65 per cent Of the total in July,
which compared with S966 per
cent Of the total in July, 1911.
Class { cigars or those selling
at 8 70 ID cents each. increased
their share Of the total 10 1858
per cent in July. compared with
$50 per cent in July, 19i1
Total production for the month
was 0S233l0 cigars. against
1S7 033. l45 IN the same month last
year, an increase OF 40 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Treasury 0. Ks Ads
In the Latin Americas

WASHINGTON. Aug. "a. Way
ht been cleared for export adj
vcru~inE hv American manufac-
turcr, I'm LaGn-American coun-
tries Assistant Secretary Of treas
ury Sullivan u a letter 20 Nelson
Rockefeller. co-oTdInatdr Of inter-
American affairs. ruled that such
advertising could be deducted from
income for tax purposes II man
uf7cturors held such expenditures
within rca enable bounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Labor SRlGE'4aSe
California Gamers Seek Youths and Soldiers
TO Save The Crops

urged that limited numbers Of
troops be given furloughs in or
der TO save crops. As spokesman
for the industry. Noel represents
Gamers oil SO per cent in volume
Of fruits and vegetables packed
in the state.
Wires emphasized that n serious
shortage Of male labor exists az
groga ting 800 men on August 20.
CanncrieS must pack 100000
ions OF peaches or 1872 million
cases this year Seasonal condi-
tions require that this be done
within loss than three weeks from
now. If tie labor shortage con-
tinues. a substantial portion/of the
available tonnage cannot be
canned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Farmers Market

F UITs-Arples, Duchess farcy.. 81 3;
N I so bu: No. /. 75c ~ Sl.l5; No. ?, Csc
Mcintosh. NO J. 50 bu. Wealthy. fancy
50 hus No. ! 81 500 10; No. 2 $l.25'
apples no g. 81 25Hl-75 bu. Cantaiope-
Hearts Of Cold. fancy. 50 80 bu-; No. !,
81. 5oa3. No. ?. 81; Honey Rocks. No i
81 % :. ? 50 bu Market King fancy, 81 81
bu. No. I S3u325. SO. 2. 81 Grapes
Early Variety. No. /. 90 pc 4-qf. basket
Huckleberries No T. SO ~ $50 - -qt. crate,
No. 2, s.. Peaches South Haven. fancy
81. - ti bu No, /, 81 $50, Hue Haven.
Bartlett fancy 50 30 bu. No. 81
No ?. Sl50, Clapp's Favortt4 No l.
81 75T225, No. q Sln15O Plums -
Fancy SO. No. / 81 so bus No. 2.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GRETNs-Leat
lettuce, No J. 75c % 25 bu. heud lettuce,
No J. 81 80. Romaiup No J. 4O1 soc bu.
Escarole, No. J. 30 . coo bu y 10. ?. soc.
Endiye 80. 75c"1 % bu; No. 2 SOC.
VEGETABLE GREENs-Colnrds 40.
Spinach. No. I. 81 % hu. no. ?. 75c.
Turup. no. I. con 75c bu Mustard. No.
l. son 75c bu Cahhaee Greens. No !.
40 ~ soc bu. Kale No. / 30U Soc bu. Swiss
Chard. No. l. 90 soc bu.
VEGETABLEs. -misreHaneo,E, P7ruan
Beans, No l. St.7ju2 tu; YAK Beans.
fancy. 81 tu. 30 ! ~ go. No. ?. 90c
Flat Green Beans. No. J. 5scmSl bu.
No. ?, coo. Round Green Beams, fancy
a0c Su Kentuci., wonder beans, No
Bea n. 81 u i. s. eoa2ss b1 G Bees
80. j. 35a4oc daz. lunches No. ? Doc
beets. topped 40 l. 75c 81 IN Broccoli
$50. jGc hu Ecd Cabbage, Sc !. 81 a soc
nj curly Cabbage No. I 90 "a I5c tu
Carrots. 80 J. 80 toc doL. hunches
carrots tDrpcd No T5c 81 hu. no. 2
rGf GAM. r.t,fr 40 Il 81 "a so btl
So. O. Sir125 Celery fancy so 75c
do1 lunches SO. 80 4'cs No 2 20
25c celery Cabbsse 80. !. 81 25H 20
m ~. ?. 81 sweet Corn. No. -
bers. si.rers fauc, 81 hl. No. 500 75cc
No tor p'Is fancy 81 ~ hu.i no j.
- hu- 30 $3.50 81 pH- ~
45e dor rurchos Ftrrnuf, NJ J, -
Isl hu No hlc Hrrscra'i ifh. No J..
Kon'rabi. So j. soas5c dozen punches
Teeks. So. 81. 81 dor = fH on"
dry. fancy. 81 so 5o-lh sack. 30 T. 81 ga
tr1 o.. $50. @ soc 81. green 10. J. an
t5r daz hchs r.ehns onI ms 10.
81 o. 20 peck basket Pans -ips farcF
CI 81 bu SO / 81 curly Parsley. $50
rs 900 dJz bchs Parsley root No. .
asa 4oc dog hchs Pcrpers bot No
red sweet 80. !. i0 75c peck basket
pimen'o 80. s FoH 5Fr peck haske'. 20
tatoes fancy. 81 SO hu. SO ]. 81 -
80 q zoe RaIlshes red. ~. I 45 t7r
-oy hcFs So o. zoe. l0uc white. no
20 r Csc dar brhs BufalE gas. No l.
CSC 81 bU squash. pchrign 80. J. 81
t.50 nu. summer SO. ], % coo hu
No . Csc Table queen. ~" 75c (. 81
bu Hubbard so 81 hu-. Italian. No
509 75c peck basket. NO. soc To-
f-afaes. fancy. 81 rO = % tI 80. J. 90c
81 rs: $50. ?. 5o4 7lc Turin 80 l.
ef gS hU SO l. T6C n 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
P5nar Production
Confines 70 Drop

NEW YORK. Aug. 2i.- Paner
production in the week ended
August - was al 79.S per cent OF
caracity compared with Sl6 per
cent in the preceding week and
% per cent i'm the week ended
Aug. 16, 1871. according TO Amer
lean Paper and PUN Association
index of paper mill activity. Paper
board production was at 73 per
cent Of capacity in the week ended
August IS compared with - per
cent in the preceding week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Concerned Over Shortage Of Farm Labor

MIR Odn skctching the general labor outlook IN ms region
added.
harvesting genuine
much difficulty Employees
offices school teachers and
numbers
and industries
the prevailing difficulties the Inancer points
the fine morale of the people.
encouraging thing the manifest readi
public make sacrifice and
this Every is making the
think the people in the right
anxious real program
sacrifice is involved Let genuine inspiring
leadership appear will find universal acceptance 80
this made conscious
the BY The Aleutians particularly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
GanSSer TO Aid
Airport Survey
Times star Correspondent

BAY CITY. Aug. With con-
sructhsn scheduled to begin in. the
near future. Webster Gansser. de-
partment Of public works engi-
neer. will begin his duties tomor-
row as head of a part, 10 survey
the site of the new Tri-City air
port near Freeland.
Gansser was drafted for the Job
by the war department, but viii
return TO his post with the city
when the airport Is completed.
Assistants TO GanSSer are cX-
pected TO be appointed this week.
GansSer will work with Carl D.
Smith. army engineer, who IS now
on the scene 10 supervise con-
StruCtiOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
AC SpdrkpIuu TO Get
Army-NdW f Award

FLINT. Aug "a - High army
and navy officers are expected
here 10 participate in the program
when the arny-navy r. for out
standing performance in war pro-
duction Els ward d the &C
Sparkplue division OF General
Motors and workers on Wednes-
day. September =
Two programs viii feature the
award The first Will he at 2:30
p. m. at the bort highway plant
and an hour later at Industrial
avenue General Motors officials
also Will attend ---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
, Detroit Produce

APPLES Virginia and West Virginia.
hu- bskt- Northwest Greetings o. s. No /
and l.. 5. fancy. 2 y in. and larger. Slu
10: HehiEan. eU. bskt and bu. eats
WeaNhys u. s. No !. ~ in. min, 81 rs
p1-5o. Wolf Rivera Sin. min. S1.25, Cali
fornia, Boz GrAvensteins fancy iOOs-175s
few saAes. come ripe, x275
AVOCArsos California. Flats Summer
Green Vs1etief tos. 81. 20. les 2Os, 81 IS
CANTALnUPs- Salmon Meats. Cantor.
MA. AeldetA section jumbo crts. us "a.
jumbo sGA, 81 50. Jumbo SIS x4.75. MlcHl-
gan, Hqnesrocks few Hearts Of Colo crts
aNs in. 75d 9Oc. lO-in. xl.25. Hin rs
el-40, los, - 30, Pin. crts, las. 81 50
Ora PlSs-Calfornia display hugs. rhornp.
scr Scedless 81 Is % so. best clusters
50 - 80, Red Malaga - 75n 2.s0
Rbiers some generally good s. SGB4
LETTUCE-Los Angeles erts., Iceber.
typs s doz S7.25. generally good SCI,
~. s doz., Ss.5OW675 fair. Ssn625
ONIONS SOD sacks. Michigan. O. s
80. !. Yellow medium, 20. 2l-lh
sacks. White Picklers, 81 .75fi s.. Ieaho
o. No. i. Round Whites, medium ST.
~ J. 50 California, spanish type. a. s. No
t-in and larger 100 IFS Oregon
Washington. spAnSh type T. 5. Comm
Bin ard larger 81 80
PEACHES 30 Dskt L. No. !
liberia, Virginia. ? IN. Up 81 500, bes
mostly - fay condition f2-5obz.75 a
IN up $50 Illinois, %. up - heavy q
large sizes s. 23T3 20. ~ IN. up heavy 9,
iarEs sizes S. 400 Z. 80. South Carolina
In. IF far condition 81 rs, - in vs.
fal- 90 generally good condition 81 p
Maryland Hales 10. up 50 $50 s 50
Michigan TO- Few sales % quote
Pas coiorac9. bu bslt So 50. bes
s. - ass
POTATOES 100 Ibs sacks CAufornu
IS No washed Long, White
901 : - few fine quality 81 80: Idah
NJ washed Long whites Sc ~ $
$50 washed Russet Burbank sos %
fair condition 50 O.. Oregon a. s
NU washed Trumphs 81 6Sm2 70
Michigan a. s No ! unwashsd Cobblsu
tls5 isrFs size 81 IS. generally roo,
SI.7S o. SO unwAshed Chippewa
81 g0-22 o. g. No pontlac few s.
SWEET POTATOES Loulsiara. Port
picsr Vans pa. crS s No yIa5
Tennessee Porto Rcar YamF ba. crts.
s. 80 10 s.
WtTEFMEf ONS- Oklahoma Missouri
Georgia yer melon CanronbsuF 20 Ihs
Roe - he 90 u zoe So Zoe Use. Cuhai
Qusenf, - lhs. 80 ~ Ibs SOC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug "a
Labor shortage endangering the
canning Of CALIFORNIA; fruit and
vegetable crops was illustrated
with the dispatch of two wires by
Earl Neel. president of California
Professors and Growers Inc.
The first TO Governor Chlbert
l.. Olson urged that thy California
labor code be relaxed permitting
boys from l6 10 Is to work be-
tween the hours Of 10 p m and
Z a. M up to a maximum Of 70
hours a day for the duration Of
the emergency.
The second telegram 20 1t
Gen. J. l.. Dewitt. commandant
of western defense command,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Canadian LoadingS
Even With Last Year

OTTAWA. Aug. "a - Carload
ings on Canadian railroads during
the week ended August ID totalcd
64.245 cars compared with $3.50
in the previous week and 4,247
in the like week last year accord
ing 10 the Dominion Bureau of
LoadingS for the year 10 August
Is totaled 2.092. 056, against l.
927, no in the corresponding period
last year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
; New Materials Put
On WIPE Scarcity List

WASHINGTON. Aug. "a. 49,
Stainless steel, molybdcnum and
cotton linterS have moved into list
Of nations most critically scarce
in the last month. War
Production Board added also that
two chemical groups, phCnol and
It's derivatives. and creSols were
now listed as urgently scarce for
the first time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
LARGER INCREASES

Larger tax gains included cor
poration income tax from $50
39S,072 to SOB, 100, S27; individual
income tax from S20,552.745 10
S62 ,872 $50 and excess profits tax
under revenue acts Of 1904 from
ST, 4o3, 052- To $50 Q227, 1874
Liquor taxes paid totaled Sl13.-
1856, 1856. compared with SS6,372,-
1923 last July.
One Of the largest new sources
of income was the new automobile
use tax which netted SIG. SOP 400.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Warned on EmbIems

Michigan truck owners who
have joined the United States
Truck Conservation Corps are
not 10 send their pledges 10
Washington. J. Robert Cooper.
field manager of the Office Of
Defense Transportation here.
warned. The pledges should be
taken 10 an official conservation
corps station. he said, and the
truck owner Will be given an
insignia 10 place on the door of
his truck cab.
Truck manufacturers, dealers,
parts manufacturers and dis
trlbutors. tire dealers. oil COM
panies and service stations are
designated as official distribu-
tors Of the cmblems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Mason Commissioned

Another prominent auto dealer
has joined the armed forces. He
IS James 4 Mason. president Of
Hodges Auto Sales and former
president OF the Detroit Auto
Dealers Association. jim is now
IN Aberdeen. Md. where is is
getting training as a major in
the lst Battalion OF the 304th
Ordnance Regiment.
The lst Battalion is being re-
cruited by the DADA here. II
will act in service capacities
abroad after training in this
country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Saginaw Markets

SAGINAW. Aus % UrPl Today's pay.
iuE prices fu ryIwCrF Tor beans
Pea beans. ST 81. urht red fiduess 50
stsrk rcI tdrrys s.. CEC yellow ewes. S.
SRC Nrh' rrsrherries. 81 CRC darn
rr7nherrles 81 r0
Wheat. Sl3f1iH; oats. ~ - SO: rye
fqf7ic. slN-r0rcd barley. 81 80 So.
bIckwhcat. s. % r 225. corn. IS gOc
soyheans 81 ffD1 as
(Reportcd b. Michigan Bean Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

general service manager, and A.
b. Nelson. assistant general
sales manager, as his aides.
Field contact men have been
given special training in sales
and service procedure. They
will counsel dealers on car'.ra-
tloning, business management,
servicing and parts inventory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Drift Of Civilians Into Civil Service Noted

The drift individuals from private employment into the
been accelerated by the effort
making primarily governmental junction. some
OF civil inevitable
From strictly standpoint the competition OF gov
eminent private employers the labor market has strange
aspects gets for hiring clerks through
the
outbd taxpayers tho hiring of available and women
Even individuals StraSSng economic
security. sought the haven of government Jobs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

merged his
S a les a n d
service de-
partnents as
a w a r time
move which
will result in
better Serv-
ice TO Pack
ard custom
ers, he claims.
III e a d in &
the new COM
b in a ton is
L. w. Slack.
acting sales
manager with
L II N ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Earnings

v.
Inc. and domestic and Canadian subsldi-
aries for the six months ended June 81
1912. report a net profit % 81 iO2 3q7 after
provision ~ s. 0f6 10 for income and eX-
cess profits taxes reserve ~ $500 GOO far
possible future inventory losses and other
40 usimentS. etc. Set is eQua. a. Si.27 a
share on the common This compares with
net profit for six months ended June 80
income and excess profits taxes q 81 500 b.
i97. equal 70 81 70 a common share.
Exchange BUFFET Cornoration for the
quarter ended July 81 1892 reports net
llse ~ ST 57s after taxes and depreciation.
AGAINST net loss Of SfO.5f9 10 The July
quarter 81 previous year
Hccia Mining Company for the quarter
ended June 30. 1892. reports a net profit ~
St0p se3 after federal income and exccss
profits taxes. depreciation and depletion
equal o. 81 cents q share on I 200 n0l
shares ~ the capital stock THIS cof0u0r.
with S22k o97 or % cents share IN thr
june Quarter Of the previous year. avs
S2l0.o15 or Pc co~ts share Tor quarter
ended March 81. 1912
T. : Starrett Comrarv for the a.r~'
year ended Ju0e EN- fqf2 fororts net
pr0at Of 81 OF 325 after federal income
erf excess profits taxes md reserve NJ
$50 n00 for crrtintercics. The above net 8
eGuel 20 S. As "a sNn-c on fre common
precedinr wear after reserve ~ 5000 OO1
for contineenciesQ Provision for federal
income ana oNreFs rro'fs IN current fiscal
wear amounted - 81 aiI 700 including
1881 900 additional taxes anticipated under
new tax law In preceding year these
taxes were 500 9oo
Nshon'ny Coal Railroad for tbe r1arter
ended June 30 1912 reports p net income
NJ S2fl col after federal income and exec So
profits taxes equal n So IS 2 share ~ the
common This cdr1uares with x3Ta 3s7 or
&ll 20 common share ~ June quarter ~
previous year Six rC0fNs ended ru.o 20
1852 net income wee 500 OILS or ~ 90 %
common shore arai-s' $500 2f7 ~ SIS r.
a common share IN first hair 81 1871
r10n Ta"k Car T9rrH7ny fo- the At
morths ended tune IN 1882 renorts a not
profit ~ Sg2S 77f pfter provision - s. o.
500 q7i for federal inco-'e ard e~~orr
PROFITS taves. etc The shove net q eovrt
- s. cents n Shore The c0f0u4 res ,pifN
adjusted ret pr0f' FOR siv month e~6oF
Tune 10 1851 after DroviainE s. 0f3 $50
for federal taxes Of $500 1913 equal 20 Il
cents a share
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Auto
Graphs
Packard Merees
Sales, Service Stats
as Wartime Measure
BY SILER FREEMAN

George T, Christopher, ener-
getic chief of Packard, has come
up with another idea which may
be taken up by the rest OF the
automotive industry. He has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Scratches
BY United Press
NARRAGANSETT

Track. fAff
FIRST Race Bowling Green Soft and
Clear ONhgHrt.
Third Race Mis.nfcfpfc'
sixth Race fudeI
Seventh Race sparrow Crrr Caro
fIshfh Race AfI|kN moon. SANurIHn.
Don It.He
MA~HINGTuN PAWk
Track E..r
FIfst Race Trust Buster Oliver lei
prh Fayaf Chf~f Nrrrhrr NtFtf
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Detroit Poultry

No quotations available on Saturday.
Previous days prices follow. Hens. average
run. 22e isghorn hens lbs and W. 1sc;
cocks loo and ne: rock srringers 4 lbs.
and up, csc rock br0ilers. ~ 10 lbs,
25c. ,eEhorn broilers, 1 - lbs and Up. zee.
EGGS Market firm. Current receiptA