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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
BridegrOOnls
Two at Custer Plan Double
Wedding Ceremony
Times star Correspondent

FORT CUSTER, Feb. IS Two
non-commisSioned officers Of tho
Fort Custer recruit reception
center will he the first enlisted
men here 10 become hrldegroomS
since the war department order
eliminating the necessity of sol
diers 10 obtain army permission
10 marry.
Technical Sergt. Lawrence NJ
Stofflet and Staff Sergt Richard
Relman. who viii he married in a
double ceremony Al the Battle
Creek First Presbyterian Church,
planned their weddings some time
prior 10 yesterday, when the order
was issued.
Sergeant StOfflet viii marry
Miss Patricia Ann Reynolds while
Sergeant Rclman Will we'd Miss
Ginger Parys, both of Battle
Creek.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Detroit Produce

APFLES Michigan bu. cr,s T.. s Ne.
m. MIN. unless orherWIse stated!
Mcintosh Si7sGiao: fsw 81 bu baskets.
s. = Delicious 81 7aV I 50 - Spr'hsrs
us 81 500 IS bu baskets. 81 IS Jona-
,nsn.. ~ os,esi. 81 Bsld~in': n'250
nanas 81 -. suttors, s. 80 a / 90. onta-
REANs Florida Ia hpr' most stock
ordinary 20 fair Sitinrless BLACK Valen-
tInps pest So Is ordinary 20 fair. 81
~ 3 30 poor 81 BoGauiuh. ordinary 10
TAR s2a? SIS. Plentifuls. ordinary TO
RR0CC0II -CsHfornla pony cru, -
cARBkGE- T.,as 10, hng.l,. erts,.
roind iyp~ 81 9or2 fair - hs6
cr,s 81 10 ~ p ,nos,y 81 ioG 70, ~, e
SAVOY. t0gl so Florida. Los Angeles
cr's round type. 81 az -. New YORK
told stock. 5o-ih- sacks, Danlsh, 'ou soe.
CARROTS los Angeles crp 1901
h. Ia. cahforn,s si8i.s; fair. $3.50;
Artzous 81 T5tG
Gat'iIFi oWF - Nothing offered
.oS. gPg.o G.sf y s. ICE saos.
g. f0G3 81 Few highet io.doz 81 ESQ
3 81 ~ ard X s3137a Pascal. =
ar1 do1 $50 IS -, 81 !at27'
s. e. sos s. IS. California csD crt'. PAs-
LETTUCE H.. Angel. cr''. Ioebsrs
'ype. Cshfarn.s. Imperial Vsu,l. cor.
district. 5-do1 snG doz s. o5 y 8 -.
mostly s. - fair s. -. -
IFtF LETTUCE ono ho'house. io-io.
oSIoNs Michigan. 4 s 20 !. Vel.
ovs soIb saGks ~ so, I'm. snd
Arser s. 2off225 an. min. sweet
sranish pre 81 3o12 B.. 25-.h. sacks.
Wh4te Boilers fep sales -.
POTATOES ioU-ib sacks Idaho, Rus.
So Rurhanks a. No. l. washed 81 70
as 80 ruostl, s. SOD 5 81 un~asned. 50 10
0325 ION. sacks Js "a 3sc mostly SIC:
U. : No washed. s. 70u2 IS Asines
.y = 10 J. Chppev A. Anf kaiaadins,
% ~ sacks s. - ~ -. few - ." j..
~ paper sacks p = n 800 Name. t:~s.
S2l5H2 IS Upper Peninsula. U. 3 )
Russer Ruras s. 20. u No. !. Ga
Mountains s. i5d2 90. l5-lh. parsr sAcks.
75c Nebraska sob cotton sacks, n. a.
SO. washed Triumphs 81 so as.
New stock Florida hu crs. l.. s. No.
RfDisHES Texas pony orstss, 81
lunches s. 80 Alabama. pony crates.
ordinary, zoe 81. flofds. hasse''. 80
fancy. - Sod3 Is choice. s. 2Sa2' 50.
sHALLoTS Louisiana. barrels, 20-dor.
hurrhes $40. crates s.foz 50
SPINACH Busne baskets. Texas, savoy
SWIFT PoTAroEs-Pu Puerto bran Y,ns.
-, Texas ~ crts T.. NJ 81 IS
10 a. Jar quality. 81 40. Tennessee gem
Srslly good quality. hg. er's ~ 25ai ~;
IN npr' 81 sol ~. M. hpu Nancy
T. No / Jerseys rcd .o'l stock. 81 a..
TOMATOES I0lb cartons repacks.
mediums. Si.531l 40. small ere, slioa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Forbes
No CIamor Made
For u. s. 10 Take
Over Railroads
By b. c. FORBES

You hear no clamor that the
government take over the run
rins Of our railroads. There Is
significance inNthat fact. Wash
incton took over the Job m the
World War. President Woodrow
WATSON PIT SOn-in-law William
q. NcAdno IN charge. Result;
laundering. gross miSmanage-
uent. chaos.
Although many az Washington
arc Sl1 lfchlnc 10 la>tcn gov
eminent tcntaclcs on all kinds
Of industry. that experience has
kept them from seeking 10 take
over this most vital essential 10
pushing our war program, rall
transportation. The Washington
sociahStic rcformcrS know that
100 many responsible citizens
recall -ppidly hew Washington
bunC ed the rob last time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Keeps Valuable Men in ORGANIZATION

addition the the plan helps prevent enpoye
tending TO keep valuable within the organization
Likewise such arrangement protects against their own
all their and
for the contingencies OF old age and
types plans worked out Usually is
we'll the employer to
contributions the pool for deferred Nest
prefer have such deferred retirement funds managed
life companies
Americans present vastly more con-
the than with catheng their
be forgotten that in the Older
retirement period lnd
depreciation during periods
of the on the
personality obviously quickened during such abnormal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Defense Aides
Meet Monday
Times star Correspondent

BATTLE CREEK. Feb 2S--
Hoping 10 get the city's long de-
laycd training program for civilian
defense volunteers under way. Of
fCialS have called a mass meeting
for Monday night at the Kellogg
Auditorium where results of the
bombing of Pearl Harbor will be
shown.
Mai. Clyde Price, chemical war
fare officer at Fort Custer, Will
address the group. explaining
methods of chemical attacks, pre-
cautions. and anti-chemlcal war
fare technique. This will he the
first of series OF meetings de-
signed to acquaint volunteers with
their duties.
Warned by the state 10 speed
local preparations. civilian defense
heads indicated the program here
would Get under way Immediately
and that training would he inten-
Sive. Organization difficulties, to-
Cethor with tho lack Of funds for
specific needs. has caused lonc
delay IN getting the program under
MaN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Graham Shows
S69O,537 Profit
During Year .
Net Compares With
Loss in 1910; Firm
100 Pet. on War Work

Graham-Paige Motor Car Com
pany. in a preliminary report for
the year ended December 81, last.
subject To final audit, shows a net
profit of S690,537, after interest,
depreciation, state and local taxes.
etc. There was no liability for
federal income taxes. It was stated,
due TO losses in prior years.
The net income is equal. after
the years dividend requirements
on 4,444 shares of 7 per cent pre-
ferred stock. on which there is an
arrearage of S6S.25 a share as OF
December 81, 10 - cents a share
on the outstanding 1905, 231 shares
of common stock outstanding.
This compares with net loss
of SlASi.l30 in the like 1910
period The company has been
( 100 per cent engaged in war pro-
ductlon for more than a year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
A Iona Period of Social Gains

Beginning the time of the NA There has been long
gains AS showed in this column yesterday
labor number Of been gaining rapidly IN power ana
This makes very practical difference IN me Sluauo.
public, organized labor usually not the
under dog.
This would be true If there we're
crystazeS the
of grabbing bigger share Of
the national income
real of middecasS people being severely
reduced The morale of employers deeroratng This Is no
plea closed shop and higher on the
ground of laborer's morale
this the attitude Of the public 1t appears in the
labor unions II revealed the Presidents last chat And
prcexer evidently fool politically has
ed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
BUSINESS
Lewis Haney
New Labor Demands
Peril War Effort

As one studies problem today gets the strong
that little that spontaneous IN the demands
The leaders of the movement are NOT eadng
revolt against exploitation They conducting
higher prices for labor They have no
principles Sometimes they base demands on
Twin on paid to others sometimes
employers profits the traffic will bear Like the
EMPLOYER the labor business for his health
Accordingly the hand when it is about to become
organized labor increase its demands Ger
this such that there should be no
usual believe that there are clear
signs of growing of the labor leaders
which heed This the interest ot the
something which far ranscend the importance
of he petty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Practice Raid Alert
Set al Fort Custer

FORT CUSTER. Feb. 2S.-A
practice air raid alert was 10 he
staged tomorrow morning AT .
O'Clock TO train troops of the 9Th
Infantry Division in execution OF
tAt- eiat> devised for protecting The
fort
Organization commanders were
warned that their units were not
10 bo formed IN advance and 10
make The execution OF the plan as
realistic as possible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Custer Troops Back
On Old Schedule

FORT CUSTER. Feb. 2s Sol
dlcrS who have been sleeping a.
minutes later than usual since the
advent Of wartime. tomorrow viii
find that the schedule has been
turned back and they Will again
nc arising a. s o'clock.
Post officers today said that the
order changing the Fort Custer
schedule 45 minutes was put into
effect because darkness inter-
fercd with field problems. How
ever. there is sufficient light for
troops 10 train if they hear re-
vcllle Al the usual hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Pearl Harbor Victim
Memorial ARRANGED

FORT CUSTER, Feb. %. Sol
dierS Will pay tribute 10 member
Of the navy, Ladde Willettc. Bat
Tie Creek youth who lost his life
in the Pearl Harbor attack upon
the battleShip l.. s. s. Arizona.
A memorial service Al ? o'clock
under the sponsorship Of the
Brady Post of tho American Le-
gion will he attended by guard
Of honor from the Recruit Reccp-
ton Center As we'll as soldiers
from other units.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Aid Nation by Buying Bonds Up to Limit

Current living difficult to accumulate
during the period although each individual
obligation be good his and himself by
making such sacrifices be buy defense bonds
the limit
rs a supplement this Employers reward faithful
employees dollars through contributions
deferred Such expenditures under
deduction for the corporation
such deferred annuies subject to
by the recipients individual tax
liability deferred until old when annuity payments actually
flow
will bring the oldage benefit
under the Social Security Act level which Will come
supporting higher than minimum standard of living
AS alternative straight salary Increase, especially
other Saaed the deferred annuity plan
Ia adv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Cas+iea+es Policies Of Arbitration Agencies

Very significant the recent address of Mr. LeSeSon OF
the NLRB lie certainly abos friend and his official posi-
significant But the policies of the mediation
arbitration by the President and these pocc
have been what the labor leaders
Numerous evils have grown up in labor organizaonbad
leadership racketeerng. politics. monopoly, etc.
1.-The labor moNementha become increasingly demand
political th participating business
These humanitarian needs"
5These when patriotism he shown by real
sacrifices Strikes will long be tolerated and public officials
will long dare boost and MAINTAIN short hours for
labor The people will he IF labor leaders
the let them support and fight for it
a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
PrOwIer? No. Patriot!
A. NJ Scrap Collector Decides TO Change Hours
So He Won't Disturb His Benefsetors

that he could obtain as much as
possible.
However. residents Of Green
street called police when they
heard him rummaging in an alley,
believing him To be prowler.
Towns said he would await day
light hours now since he discov-
cred his work disturhs the peace
Of mind Of his benefactors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Personal Experience

a little personal experience
arriving -at-tAe-pennss ipania-
Station in New York the other
morning. troops galore were
preparing 10 Cntrain, My tram
was morc7than halt-an-hour late
in reaching Philadelphia. Late
also on the return trip
This is mentioned merely 10
emphasize the essentially Of
every shipper throughout the
country doing everything within
his pOWCT TO Cooperate with the
railroads, especially by cStah-
fishing system for unloading
cars Immediately they draw up
alongside plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Reward on Sabofeurs

Did you notice this announce
rnent7 A group of Hartford,
Conn. citizens have underwent
ten a fund Of 500 600 as re-
wards for the conviction Of
Saboleur> and also for aid to
any cmployc, who may become
the victims az sabotage The
fund covers public utilities IN
addition 10 defense industries,
Any one furnishing evidence
bringing about conviction for
sabotage resulting IN the death
or permanent injury of any one
will receive $1,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Metal Markets

New v.-s trt vrr'ses'r ~H1fFfrous
meta. 1r.fa- uuri. 80 by Federated
Ntfss rIt s.ur Drrnr Spot p4 per cont
'.r nominal. %eV NuIt. ~ u'Ife I'm 70
.t.. tt.tr copper Hr ..frf Midwest ~
.fIrrirrIsffr su.f -waHsr ~ ,asfluE cop
re, o. Co. 81 t,us .esf b 49, So Lrue
JI-. So. EsV Y.rt artmur1. "a. virgin
aluminium 50.
fAuof' copper 81 e.. resale g Free
stsr..-g fNlrart. F;0Iis "a i.H}-
wv YORK Fen - copper market
was unchanged W'r Price rrr ~ 'he cefI
"a If,e' no - cents = pound. delivered
Come ,ru NsHcy Fxp't metal V1s quie
r. IIa, cents r1y0d q New York
Demand ff cad continues larger thar
..lu e. and r-l.s held ~ ne maxim n
ESQ. ~ ,a cents pound delivered Nep
N.rb arF So .srfs ~f fHss
rr.rr lfs r. $50 cents pound
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
It's Ndsophdryngitis!
Quarantine Lifted

FORT CUSTER Feb. 2s--
Members Of Company 6 of the
72Sth Military Police may not he
able 10 pronounce naSopharyngitls
but they had the disease 10 thank
today for their release from quar-
antine. The company originally
was quarantned for measles.
When IT was discovered that
nasopharyngitis was the cause of
the difficulty, the quarantine was
raised.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
rlm,, star Correspondent

BATTLE CREEK. Feb. Is
Thomas Towns. who claims 10 be
this city's No. ] patriot, today re-
vised his schedule of work AT the
suggestion Of city police Towns
said he has been starting his work
day OF collecting scrap metal al
4 a. m. since tho wsr began SC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
West Virginia pulp and Paper CompaI
Scratches
(By United Press)

(By United PRESS
HIALEAH PARK
Track fas'
Flrst pare-LsdN case LF0s bfanny.
VICTORY Bel All Peace
seroud Race symptom MISS Nesue'
Brown Rer Speed, SquaV.
Ffh Face Haltai
Fs-hth Pace-prirr ArCnr
ONkI Avs rNRk
lrf.t N'1tH
t., g.. HN+>N firtt Verse IL
90 rarb ~, Nrww, PAU LEE cloudy
Nestusr
-g---F Fa5, Vrcts fFHuc Baf COP
PEI AItu,rs NsE.. 'ov'-. Mfs Rent
NI.N.. ,l.V
THIRD Na.s- Declared ~
Fourth IaCr-. i'rs"H.
Sa,rrfh Race. sweep Rnts'
Fat't Rae, man iI
>.r'r Race t,.hsi.'.'c Guns - third
Red gc Ftcf, Fousfl1 C'ns--on sand
20 u.r pugt Trr-r sir Rev
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Make Contribution in Variety Of Ways

employers recognizing the sacrifice made by
employees make contribution IN
In first place they do permit their
former employees who khaki lose their seniority
few employers have arranged some cash
payn TO he soldiers low
course the younger the armed services have the
Of Though they
they are marking financially during the they expect to
have time TO the world Old
they achieve some degree OF
Gna1c al lnden dcnCn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
10 al Custer Named
For Cooking School

FORT CUSTER. Feb. 2S PVT
Oyille Haynes of IIllSdale is
NIChlgan'S lone man in group of
10 men who Monday vii, begin n
course IN cooking army style.
Officers said that the group will
be returned 10 their own units
upon completion Of the course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Brokers Loans
Down Slightly

NEW YORK. Feb. 2s.-Loanl
10 brokers and dealers by reports
ing member banks in New York
City. totaicd S329000,0O0 in the
week ended February p. de-
crease Of 100000 from the -
-pieuS- week and decrease ~
sS3-ete-ette- afso from the tikc week
a year ago.
Other loans for purposes OF pur-
chasing or carving securities to-
tailed $50. 100000. up 100000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Dividends

Paramount Pictures. Inc. de-
lclarcd dividend Of 25 cents on
the common. payable April | to
record of March Is. Payments last
year wore -2n-centS- each April ]
and July and - cents each 4Octo-
Der | and December y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Consolidated Retail stores de.

Consolidated Retail stores de-
clared a regular quart erly dividend
Of 81 on the preferred. payable
April | 10 record of March 10.
Eagle Pitcher Lead Company de-
clared a dividend Of 10 cents on
the common, payable April ! 10
record of March II. Paid the same
amount April !. last year.
Basic Refractories, Inc. declared
a dividend Of 10 cents, payable
March rs to record Of March 6.
Paid 20 cents in March, last year.
Clark Controller Company de-
clarcd dividend of 80 cents, pay
able March Ia 10 record Of March
q a like amount was paid In
March of last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Southern California Edison Com,

pany. Ltd. and subsidiary for 194l
had a net profit of Sl2,752.7 SS, or
S242 share on the common,
against So 1865, 722, or $3.50 on the
common in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
General Railway Signal Com

NFHFTHT NdTfWdN FFFNH"r VII
pany declared a dividend Of %
cents on the common. payable
April | TO record Of March 10.
Payments last year were p cents
each July | and October l and 90
-ceniS December D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Ce,er,I prf,ortorte, Companv :.

General Rrffartories Company. Ia pre-
rrlnaft statement for the year ended
Dee 81 lGil shows 4 me- income of
81 o6s T71 after federal income and rs
cess profits faScs cQlAl 10 .l-a-SA-+Es-
IN $50 ~ shares against 81 80 oS5, or
50 tf share M 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Detroit Poultry

Mark steady. 40 quotations available
SATURDAY,
FGGS Natksi Vrak current receipts
lee &c. uu1erc 7des go 42'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Livestock Markets


CHICAGO Teu 20 INsl HOGS 70
'.'e S. SOC market STEADY 1od1vers
urr Ion &l1Ih--hil-4--Ai = --tr-r-4i 70
.rar.rr bI1 sorla. med .lm. ST. -,u
1913. rh's 81 J01l3 -. right Sights
$50 packing s0vg 81 1880 L. ~
cAr~lG Rcc,p.s 500. MAKE,
feart. calves 500 s'sadN Reef steer.
~. so. ,es-hrss SlC1lf ~ Butcher.
-r.'e-s Ssult. cows So 10 nI.r
a. ,n 81 caNfr. s-1Ir faede-s $50
D. O. r'orFe-s steers 81 J. ,.as
s-r -s-ru asa it
SHEfP Receipts u Gor rarss' s'ea0v
ANN, S11 - 40. common $40 Fl.
earnings SqT5..iu - feeasrs Slna
. 80, eve' S5p7.t
riTI~Br RON
rfr~sviEIH Fsh 81 I. CATTLE
Tfrr.-'r 30 market .t..y steers
c-e.-e yia3lf. me.Iur. ~, FppE 81 81
r- - common S. 'tf N'fs-' me- ri
a-1 pond g. -rrq r.. r-r~Hr 81 o. 20
FL. rges medium ana SOD s. J94s r.
Gamers and cutters fT- hlIIs
laos and enoict $40 751il. corTa. FL.
HOES Receirts $50 ~a-se' ''ea1,
St- tHlra n gG0-cET Poo So Sl.ri7 50
.g0-qs0 f1, 81 2Sa q SI. ESQ 2Fo Irs
$ aY4l9 20 @sp-a.0 nF So $50 70 ="
loo 10 hr Si2- f7.rr' ~
HFEp rs-s.r.- go r7,sr vsaet
r-sre hWrs N" o. H~. aw
900 a. ~ COMMON pur. ~
IN sss So BOO ts pr'He-
EsrNT' Tarru,s 900. v7rta' steady
...t ard grr... tfI..r medium ST. f
c.t s-r ra'r~rn So no to
HAsr BttTNio
-HfAe Ee.siVs -yJ Goo. enc ~. !,
So "a "a - 'ueaee ms 81 =. WEI ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Earnings

Radio Corporation 81 america and do
1les'Ir -ihstdIaftes for 1917 rad net
nroni at <iu.lg2 7f6 after SIS 373 500
feccral income and excess profits taxes
Nr 80 cents = share on 'he common
1catrv' net -proft ~ 50 1T 1876 after
- 3i1 2aS taxes, ar ~ cents on the com
mon i'm 1911.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
C,,,L FouIpmcnt Company and sui

Chrk Fquipm'nt Company and sub
rdiar, for the wear ended Dec 81 1871
had a net profit II - Isl 500, aurr fed
eraI income taxes and provision IN 81 $50
pnu for excess profits taxes. The net Il
cquqt after dividends on tho per 'e''
pre- rrsf which as re'trrr NfN. ;. lPil
ard > p"~ cent preferred from date o'
issue 20 SIS ~ 2 share On 2tt SIG shares
~ common excluding g. 222 shares ~ the
frca 1irt This compares with net ~
81 y36 G17. or 1921 common share ir
1870
Columbia oil and Gasoline Corporation
and subsidiarns FOR tn year ended Dec
81 IotI mad net profit OF y oel hlN
after federal income taxes e'' Inc n"' -
equaI under participating provisions or me
sharrs 90 81 81 share on 500 onn non
cumulative participating preferred ana -
cents 2 share IN 1873 30 shares ~ COM
mon IN me preceding wear ne ne' profN
Naa SilIf2}i equal ." 80 - share on
the participating preferred and 10 rents q
share ou M. common
Kansas CITY Powrr and Iight Company
had preliminary 1871 net income oi u
$50 7e3 or S5qi a share on he common.
acafrsf s. -61 Ol2 or $6.7l on 'h" common
m 1850.
West Virginia Pulp and Paper COMPANY
ard subsidiaries for the quarter ended
January 81 had a net pfohi OF 81 151 s3s
or 81 share on nc common as -.s ~
sos guI ~ 81 cents m the common N
.re tpt, auzrtrr The federal tax pro
,Isior was s. $50 600 against S3l2'ioo.
Grown zeIierbach Corporation and sub
sifiares for nine months ended January
RI ba5 ne' profit nf - 1872 2l2 aft"r
~ .q0 ~ federal and Canadian income
ara cNrr~s pfoffS taxes ~ -. - Sh'I'
NJ, ,fo ,orr-rcr against IN adjusted me-
rr.tr 81 So tis Sos after - 6n6 $50 taxes,
or 81 20 rr fnc pomwou . the nine months
creca Ian 81. 1851
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28

Natomas Company declared =
regular quarterly dividend of p
cents. payable April l to record of
March II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Farmers Market

APPLES - Mcintosh. fancy, - - 2 "
Northern spys, fancy. $2a2 10 hu.; No
!. 81 5Oa1 10 No 2 81 % Greetings
No 75cHsi.25 bu.; No ?. SOC bu
pn "a ar Na s. M n S = i, 25
81 ~ M no / 81 5oa2 hu No ? 7sc
hu.; SHOWS. 80. 1. 81 % bu.; No ?
BEETs No. /. s5as5 bu; No. 2
cksRAGE 30 :. s,c9sl eu.; 10. 2
'cARRoTs- Fancy si4oot 30 bu; No
EGGs Lafge Sioali ao-doz case me
HORSE FAblsH- Fancy 81 ou.: No. {,
ONIONS DJry,; fancy g loa2 No
PARSLEY ROOT - No. /. slql.5o, No
PNRsNIps Fancy. 81 soa2 bua No
4, slal25 hu No 7ac hu
81 1871 25 No ?. s5 = s5c
POULTRY AND HOGS -- Hens hv.
heavy breed 25n2sc N leehorn' lso
zoe hrol'rs he SO - 2 - N nro,ls1s
dressed 10 22c IN.
RADlsHEs Red dollhouse. No. /. $50
RtiTSRNGks-No ! Soi7sc hu
RHUBARB dollhouse fancy 80 y -
s-ih boN. choice . 5.h box small
SOC dozen lunches
Ti'RNlPs- No. l. s5c1sl bu; 40 ?
VEGETABLE GREENS -- Locks 40 I
S. - qOc dor hchs French enfive. fancy
81 80 ~ 5.lb. box No 1, 75n soc; No 2
Csc
SWEET roTAT TOE S-Puerto Ricsr
vans Louisiana bu. crates. l No. ]
81 sofi IS. Texas bu crates l No. !
81 1911 20. Tennessee, generally Eoo'
quality. hu crates, 81 ~. hu hampers
81 go m hampers Nancy Halls. 81 10
rs few best Si2S' New Jersey IN
hampers T. s No. JERSEYS rod 50,
stock q SO. oSlahoma pa baskets. Jer
vFGFThRIE OYSTERS No I en a7'
dozen lunches
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Receipts 31sY tubs. matket steady eN
I ffas % scor9 SIC standards Po scor
cars 3Jict Extra hrs's 81 score. 80 &c
frsts $50 score, J. q Sc. specials 2
score az ~ 3Sc
EGGS Receipts ~ go cars marke
STEADY. current receipts IS tC fresh eNtr
trsts q " CSC fresh 1rsts. - CSC dfties
254c: checks. 25c.
CHEESE-T wins q n pc daisies
prints and longhorns ga q 23i7c ..
LIVE pOtu TRY -Merket irregular tur
KEYS lsa27c hens ia1 23ih lsrhnr
nens IA roc sprinssrs - 25iac nroil
&C. IN . gtf,c r1osfsr,. i4i,gIsIsc. ducks
.I4H2iisc. geese. ifaiee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28

American Home Products Cor.
poration q eel AIRED regular
monthly dividend Of 20 cents, pay
able April | to record Of March IA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
GenrrnI CnhIe Corrnratlon for lan bad

net pront 81 50 aS7 g2t ErTer S7i2 26S
loss on tho sale 90 excess properties and
equipment and SS ESQ 600 provision for
fcderal taNes mr. 500 25 share on The :
per cent Preferred IN which dividend A.
lra4S- -nAH-st-A = ara FL "a -a--s4tE So
The net M 1910 was 20 tih 3s2-a after
81 - un1 faEes and S25O 0OO inventory
reserve or SlS 81 ON the : per cent IRE
ferrcd