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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-27
WAR PRODUCTION
CLINIC To OPEN
Governor Hurley TO Give
Address at Important
Contractors

On next Thursday morning at
1920. Governor Robert A. Hurley
will deliver the opening address at
the War Production clinic 70 be held
Thursday and Friday at the Coke
Memorial gymnasium, Yale Bowl
New Haven. The governor will be
introduced by Carl Gray. chairman
Of the Connecticut Advisory com
mittee. The clinic at New Haven
promises to be one Of the outstand-
ing gatherings in this area TO show
manufacturers, both large and
small, how they can further the war
effort by turning the facilities of
their shops to the making of "bits
and pieces" essential to the speedy
building OF airplanes, tanks, guns
and other vital war materials. Rep
resentatives OF all manufacturer
in Connecticut and western MasSa-
chusetts in this group have been in
vited by the Connecticut contract
distribution branch OF WPB spon-
sorS of the clinic, and acceptance
to date indicate great interest by
these manufacturers. The prime
contractors who new have govern
ment orders and the government
procurement agencies will have ex-
hibitS of the articles which many
manufacturers can make.
Already intentions to exhibit have
been received from over forty prime
contractors. These include such
firms as: Colts Patent Fire Arms
Manufacturing Co., Electric Boat
Co, General Electric Co., Glenn L..
Martin Co, RCA Manufacturing Co,
Westinghouse Electric Manufacture
ing Co., Wright Aeronautical Corp,
General Motors Corp,-New Depar-
ture division. The government will
be represented in exhibits from the
Naval Torpedo Station, Newport
Rhode Island, Navy Yard, Brooklyn,
United States Maritime commission
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-27
Bible Class Hears
DIR. Walker Tonight
Movies of "Old williamsburg to Be Shown at Meth
Odist Church; Son Born to Ronald BensOns
w A T Err VILE
Corrcspondent-NIrs. r. W. Hcnion. Telephone s. 546s

Waterville, Jan. 27.-Rev. DR.. John
c.. Walker will give a lecture and
show moving pictures tonight at an
open meeting of the Everyman's
Bible Glass, held jointly with the
Womens Society for Christian Ser
vice, at the Grace Methodist church
at o'clock. Rev. Mr. Walker will
be assisted by Mrs. Walker and the
films, "Old Williamsburg" and
Garden Week in Old Virginia will
be shown.
Refreshments will be served I'M
der the direction of Mrs. Arthur
TWelveS.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Blanchard
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Tfurr and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-27
KEENEY ASSIGNED
TO WASHINGTON
Well Known c. L. & P. Co.
Empl0ye Joins War Pro-
ductiOn Staff

Robert NJ Keeney of Pennington,
industrial manager Of The Connec-
ticut Light & Power Company, has
been appointed Assistant Chief,
Nickel Branch, Materials Division of
The War Production Board at
Washington, ID. C. Mr.. Keeney has
already reported in Washington. He
was formerly located in Hartford,
but in recent years had been work
ing at the Waterbury General Staff
Offices on Freight street.
A native of Connecticut Mr.. Keen
ey was graduated from Hartford
Public High School In 1905. He at
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-27

with Commander Patrick Moriarty.
jresiding. A social hour will fol-
low.
Religious instruction for all high
school students of st. Michael's
church will be held tonight at 7
o'clock in the parish hall. The regu-
lar meeting of the c. Y 0. society
will follow, during which dancing
instructions will be given.
There will be a basketball game
tonight at 7 O'Clock, at the WASH
mgton Community club between ST.
Michael's CYO team and st. Fran
els Xavier.
A meeting of Boy Scout Troop
No. 81 will be held tonight, at 7
o'clock, at Fraternity hall, with
Scoutmaster william Christie in
charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Benson of
Edison avenue, Waterbury, are the
parents of a son born, Sunday at
st. Mary's hospital. Mr.. and Mrs
Benson at one time resided in Wa
terville. Mrs. Benson was, the for
Eunice Coyle, and Mr.. Benson was
scoutmaster OF the local Boy Scout
troop. This is their second child.
Rehearsal Tonight
A meeting and rehearsal Of the
Casper Davis Fife, Drum and Bugle
Corps will take place tonight at 7:30
o'clock at the Drum Corps rooms
on I'homaston avenue.
The Sprague basketball team de-
feated Chase, yesterday afternoon,
at Anderson gym, 1873. The lineups.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-27
YES, LADIES, WAR Is -

Pueblo, Colo. CUP)--War or no
war, woman's age is still her own
business. Women volunteers for de.
Tense work are submitting to any
number of rigorous jobs without
question, but when they come to
the question of age on the applca-
ton blank, they balk almost with
out exception.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-27

United States Quartermaster de-
partment, New York city, New York
Ordnance district. Hartford Ord
nance district, Medical Section
United States Army, Eastern Pro-
curement district, United States Air
corps, United States Engineering
office, Treasury department Pro-
curement division. The state office
at Hartford of the Contract Distri-
button branch, War Production
board, will have only a skeleton
force at Hartford during the clinic
days and the usual business of that
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-27

I o W a r d the
sanctity OF mar
rage, their in
reference with
the religious du-
ties OF the young
and the immor-
ality Of their
biological revo-
luton" Sudden
ly in the midst
Of the sermon
a. u n / ( or m e d
member Of the
Nazi Party arose
In the rear OF
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-27

son, Richard of Waterbury, visited
her son, Private Ellsworth Corcoran
at Camp Edwards Sunday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-27

A business meeting of the Cas-
per Davis Post, will be held to-
night at 8 o'clock, at Fraternity hall,
with Commander Patrick Moriarty
Jresiding. A social hour will fol-
low.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-27
CRADLE OF FOUNTAIN PEN
SOLD

Kankakee, III. (UP)-The birth
man, where he invented the foun-
500 at auction. The homestead is
tain pen SO years ago, brought ST.
located at Altorf, eight miles north
west Of her on the Kankakee river.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-27
a BISHOP WORRIEs HITLER

Standing In the pulpit OF his
Cathedral Church at Munster. in
Westphalia, Bishop Won Galen, six
feet tall ard powerfully built. vigor-
ouSly denounced the Na1 attitude
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-27

Add to this lineup, the name of
Mae Ross, sensational new aero
batic skater from the Pacific coast,
Playing her first year with the Fol-
lies
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-27

Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock
at st. Michaels church, there will
be a months mind requiem high
Mass for the repose of the soul Of
Joseph HAYDEN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25
Paper Output
Falls Again

NEW YORK. May 25.-The rate
of operations of the paper and
paperboard industries continued to
decline in the week ended May 16
with the American Paper and Pulp
Association index of paper mill &C.
tivity receding to 97.3 per cent of
capacity. This compared with 97.s
per cent in the preceding week and
9S.6 per cent in the week ended
May II, 1871.
Paperboard production in the
week ended May 10 was down to
81 per cent OF capacity as COM
pared with Sc per cent in the pre-
ceding week. With the falling off
in production in paperboard. a
number of marginal mills which
are expensive TO run have closed
down again. They were placed in
operation only when IL became i'm
possible to fill orders with the
more profitable mills.
While the operating rate Is
measured against the total capac-
ity of the industry. this capacity
includes these mills which do not
operate ordinarily.
For that reason when the indus
try is running al around so per
cent it is generally considered TO
be running nearer TO 80 per cent of
its normal capacity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25
Assoc. Gas 10 Sell
Kentucky Properties

PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-In
line with announcement last month
that trustees of the Associated
Gas and Electric Corporation had
reached initial agreements for the
sale of kentucky-Tennessee Light
and Power Company for a base
price of $1,000. 900. the Associated
Electric Company. parent of Ken
tucky-Tennessee. has filed an APP
plication with the Securities and
Exchange Commission covering
several transactions TO be effected.
The proposed sale is another step
in the program of Associated trus-
tees TO simplify the corporate
structure of the system and
develop an integrated group OF
properties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25
Special Offerings
Plan Modified

PHILADELPHIA, May Is
Securities and Exchange Commits
sion has declared effective modi.
fications made by the New York
Stock Exchange in its plan for
special offerings" The plan of
the stock exchange was originally
declared effective by SEC on Feb.
IA, 1912.
Principal changes made by the
amended plan, according to SEC
announcement relate to: The price
at which special offerings are per-
mitted In relation to the current
bid price for the same security in
the regular way" market; sus-
pension of special offering for a
limited period in the event a
regular way" offering enters the
market below the price of the spe-
cial offering; ALLEGATION of securi-
ties specially offered when buying
orders for such securities exceed
the amount of the offering. Other
changes in the plan are technical
in nature.
The amended plan is to continue
In effect until close of business
july 81, 1912. unless the commits
sion otherwise orders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25

The static the minds Of ignorant critics
When the American this dynamic quality
change will the elements OF
survival
No defend the system in OF the past Tor Is
always changing always striving to improve The objective IN
peacetme better goods 100000 American am
lies; a deour with twood aim Of
ducng abundance while continuing take Of
minimum needs Of civilians.
The survival of capasm-the of tools-s not at issue
The only practical whether the future there Will be
trend from private capitalism toward state capitalism
When the people learn that their privileges are identned
private capitalism will be understanding OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25
Praises SincIair's Defiant Attitude

uccumbing defeas economic attitude OF retreat
the face OF criticism Harry Sinclair chairman OF the executive
Consolidated Oil Corporation stood
refused cringe when stakeholder
S55OO salary paid him last The executive
of this door, just for information and get
receiving from this
company" He added The continuing af my age
In operating company baby organized
and n going stay with IT," -
This in trendbucing spirit George W. Hill pres
Tobacco Company who submitted his
tive incentive compensation plan to stockholders pebsce
stockholders voted
against program he would resign from the company hill
hands down.
am not arguing every worth his salary but
do say competent worthy of its hire and
fire management obligation attempt to justify
pol decisions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25

APPLES Michigan bu crts. L. No.
l. 2ls:in; min northern spy. Delicious aous
condition. s225a775; Washington boxes.
Delicious. fancy 1888. 50 rs; 1905, 50;
isOs. 81 s5a2.75: winssaps fancy, 1855
1885. $3.50 80; extra fancy 1855, 81 IS
BEANs-Louisans bu, hprs., Black Val
entines. 81. rs. few 81; general good. 81 o
ou. skts-. generally good. " 20; Bountifuls,
81 rs y so: wax beans. S30325 fair 70
gsneralii good 81 .5oH2.TS: Mississippi bu.
hprs. Black Valentines. fair TO good. 81 so
y 275: Bountifuls. s2a2:i5; wax. gener'
ally good. 81 rs.
CABBAGE Mississippi L. A. crts. round
Georgia y bu. hprs. round type. si.5oa
type. fair. si.T5
C s, A. srt' g don eeh..
So. ton35o; bu. bk,s. topped. washed. 81.
cAULIFLowER-Calif pony crts..
i2s and larger. s2.foa2.5o.
cELERY-Florida i6-in. crts trimmed
,oP; Golden Hear oT ,.i 1s best, s.a' far
62T5. few So: Pascal is-inch crts.
trimmed tops. 2hs-4s. fair to generally
good condition. $3.50: California cub crts.
coRN-Texas sacks. doz yellow.
- so; don. white. s2.25.
s-Florida bussei bkts, In
Guiding wax stock, fancy, $3.50 choice,
81. o0n3: large size slieers. s2.25G2.5o;
Texas busshel bkts.. fair to good. 50 q
D. so; best $500 J. 80.
LETTUCE--Los Angeles crates Iceberg
California Salinas district, 5 dob, 81 p
rs. few hne quality st75. fair 1915
HOLSTER section, - and Sc. sid425; or
binary, 50; Salinas district. 9 dor. 50. rs
oNloNs-J0 10. sacks Texas yellow
Bermudss: U s.. commercial $50 u. 8
I No. I and u. g. No I. $3.50 |. so. mostl,
around $40; Jumbo Yellows. 81. SO. few
higher; Yellow Boilers, Sl25. Crysta
White Wax, Y. g commercial and u s
M,ss; s.SO'.; U. $. No, and =. 5
comm ss. aS rs sTs', ''e2
PoTAToEs-ioo-lb. sack. Idaho Rus
set Bure.nk,, y: 8; No; washed; 81
Mountain Nov no. ss NON 80 No cI K.
tshdins. 81 7oa2.eo; l5-lb. paper sacks
t5c New stock: California u. g. No.
washed bed L .o whits. lob sacks s., I!
Florida i0o.lb. sacks u. s. No / washe,
Kstahdins, 50. so: Alabama io0aib. SACK
y. s.. No. I washed Triumphs. SO. IS
umph.. ss25I3.to.
sTRAwBERRIEs-Mi 24-qt erate
Aromss. $3.50. fair condition. So
g. = ny bss 7sss s.nefs af%S soo,
condition. 80. 500 365: u 8. No. 2. 81. s.
d3.i5; Arenas, fair condition. 81. IS 3 so
Arkansas 24-qt. crates Blakemores. fair I,
generally good condition. 81. so n 3.s5. Trucl
receipts: Kentucky 24-qt. crates Premiers
IU 3. No. I. S3.75d4; 24-qt. crates Y. 8
mo I Blakemores, $3.50.
SWEET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Puert'
Rican vans. IT, r. No. Z. bu. crates. In
ciudinE waxed stock. $1,000 20. SOM
lunwaxed 81 50.
/ TOMATOES cartons repacks me
diums. si.35d 40; Ohio Dollhouse. s-lb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25
.Fritzie ziviC,
jenkins Again

PITTSBURGH, May IS (INS).
-Pittsburgh's first outdoor show
|of the season, featuring two ex-
champions. was expected today to
attract close to $1,000 customers
into the Forbes Field arena to-
night if the weather is right.
Fritzie Zivic of Pittsburgh, for
mer welterweight champion, and
Lew Jenkins of Sweetwater, Tex.
who ruled the lightweight roost for
"a while, headed the five-card bout
i'm a re-match. They tangled once
before in New York. ending up in
IA draw after a rough and tumble
session. The scrap is slated to &c
10 rounds.
Zivic was favored locally to top
the colorful madcap from deep in
the heart of Texas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25
Tracks 10 Collect
S25O,0OO for Army

NEW YORK. May Is CUP).-
The entire receiputs of Belmont
Stakes Day, June 6. at Belmont
Park. exclusive of the cost OF
added money and purses, will be
donated to the army and navy re-
lief funds, Herbert Bayard Swope,
chairman of the New York state
racing commission, announced to.
day.
Swope also announced on behalf
of the Metropolitan Jockey Club,
operators of Jamaica race track
that that organization would
match any contribution made by
Belmont Park. Belmont Park
netted over 100000 on Belmont
Stakes day last year and it ap-
peared probable that $3.50, 00C
wouold be realized from the two
tracks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25
MARKETS
M. S. Rukeyser
Time for Business
To Take Offensive

of social and other critics
gain little than temporary tactical respites by
stepping aside instead Of meeting issues along
Instead OF trying approval floating with shift
ing tides irrespective Of fundamentals business industrial and
financial leaders should undertake anayze simple the
contribution which they make toward enabling employed Amer
cans TO earn livelihood through making and exchanging GOODS
Until busy unduy preoccupied with
their special operation negecng understand and explain
how their segment fitted with the totally of all economic
activity
lucid explanation of how the wheels round in American
industry and in would, opinion, generate
greater popular enthusiasm for the business system
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25
Canadian Loadings
Drop but Top Al Wk.

OTTAWA. May 25.-Canadian
loadings during the week ended
May Is totaled 65.257 cars, against
$500 in the previous week and
81. 1877 in the like week Of last year.
according TO Dominion Bureau OF
Statistics. Loadings for the year
TO May IS amounted to 1,243,370,
against 1.l15.633 in the like period
q last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25
Stock Market
Remains Steady
As Trade Lays
Minus and Plus Signs
Divided About Evenly;
Many Are Unchanged

NEW YORK, May IS INS).-
Initial stock market dealings to.
day were extremely dull, with the
main body Of stocks holding around
Saturdays closing levels.
There were few changes of note
Modest gains were shown by Gen.
leral Electric, international Har.
lvester, Woolworth, Standard Oil OF
New Jersey, Santa Fe and Consoli.
dated Edison.
Issues to open behind minus
signs included u. S. Steel. Beth.
Ilehem. Montgomery Ward, Johns
Manville, Texas Company, Ana
|conda and Westinghouse.
Initial quotations: u s. Steel
ASH, of II; Bethlehem. 81. of
4; Montgomery Ward. 28l4. of
4; Anaconda, 23h. off 4; United
Aircraft, 24h. unchanged; Stan
dard Oil of New Jersey, 34h. up
u; Texas Company. 32A. off 4
Santa Fe. 34h. up 4; Southern
Pacific, 101a. off II; Consolidated
Edison. 12%. up u, and u. S
Rubber. III, unchanged.
CHICAGO. May Is INS).-
Wheat futures opened unchanged
to &c higher today, corn l4c tc
ssc higher and oats hc up.
WHEAT-July. S1.2l; Septem'
Der. S1.23ss; December, S1.26Ac.
CORN-July. 8SAc; September
t90ssc: December. SIC.
OATS-September. 527sc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25

Detroit industry!
First of the governments financed
synthetic rubber plants of Good
year Tire and Rubber Company
has started production in Cleve-
land.
The plant, which is expected to
reach full operations ina short
time, will have 15,000-ton annual
capacity.
This second unit is scheduled
for completion in November. Facil-
tiles already in operation at the
company have a capacity of $500
tons yearly. to the total will reach
$4,000 tons late this year, accord
ing TO present schedules.
Most of the output of the new
government-financed plant will be
used for making tires for the army
and navy. A small amount of il
will 60 into oil-resistant engine
fittings gaskets and couplings.
Production of the initial $500 tons
plant is also being used exclusively
for war work. it is pointed out.
The type of synthetic rubber
being produced by Goodyear is
called "Chemigum" and is derived
from petroleum.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25
Gar Wood Reports
Sharp Profit Increase

Gar Wood Industries. Inc, and
subsidiaries report for the six
months ended April 80 net profit
of S757 .241 after S1,57S.000 pro-
vision for federal and state in
come taxes and excess profits
taxes, or So cents share on the
common. For the quarter ended
Jan. %. 1912. the company re.
ported net profit of S343,571 or &C
cents on common.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25
EARNINGS

Pioneer Gold Mines of British Columbia.
Ltd. In a report for the hscsf year ended
March 81 1912. shows q net proht OF
$3.50. $50, equal % 30 cents q share. against
s770. DAT or IL cents a share In the pre-
ceding year.
Thermoid Company for the ~ months
ended March 81 1912. and It's domestic
subsidiaries report q net profit Of S67s. 29a
after depreciation. interest. federal income
taxes. etc, against ss77.s75 in the Il
months ended March il. 1e41. Capital
stock amounts 10 80, $50 shares OF 81
cumulative preferred and i76.3ss shares OF
common.
superheater Company and its affiliated
Canadian company report for the quarter
ended March 81. 1912. a net profit of $685.
els after depreciation. federal and Cana.
dian income and excess profits taxes and
!, minority Interest. equal 20 ~ cents share
on eOi $50 shares OF the capital stock.
krhis compares with S36t,t54 or 40 cent.
share on eO4, ESQ shares In the March
Dduarter Of previous year.
Holly Sugar Corporation report. for the
fiscal year ended March 81. 1912, net
income OF Sl.si0.777 after reserve FOL
contingencies and federal income and exces.
profits taxes. equal after dividends on 4
per cent preferred TO 1892 share on tbs
common, against 81, $50, $50 or $500 .
common share In the preceding year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25
Satlhe| Paige Beats
Dean in Mound Duel

CHICAGO. May 25 GNS).-Tc
their already impressive list OF
triumphs. the Kansas City Mon.
archs today added the scalps OF
Dizzy Deans All-Stars. Behind
the lazy. but effective hurting oil
the fabulous Satchel Paige, the
champions OF the Negro American
League defeated Deans outfit oil
former major and minor leaguers
IS TO l, yesterday at Wrigley Field
Bobby Feller. scheduled to pitch
with the All-Stars, sent his re-
Igrets, having been called back to
duty by the navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25
Livestock Markets

cATTLE-Receipts. 1000 all slaughter
classes opened active beef steers, yearlings
and heifers steady TO strong, steers selling
above Si3 steady, spots l2c TO Csc higher
on common 10 medium grades cows fully
25c higher; bulls strong 10 Csc higher; early
sales medium TO good fed steers and year
lings. Si2n 1850. very little under sl2,
package cutter to common dairy type steers
sii. rs; medium grade mixed steer and
heifer yearlings. s11.e0. common dairy type
heifers down TO $40 and slightly below;
most beef cows sl0.25g 1918. odd good
cows to Sill cutter to common cows So, IS
a TO- Gamers largely s725I $50: weighty
sausage bulls up 81 so feerly: good 450-
ID. Texas stock steer calves $3.50.
to mostly soc higher than last weeks close.
bulk good TO choice grades SIS, few 10
$50, common and medium si0a 1880.
HoGS-Receipts, 5000 market not estab-
sHEEP2Receipts. 1000; shorn lambs
strong TO mostly CSC higher: short load good
10 choice Glib. fed shorn lambs with No.
3 pelts, $3.50, good lambs with No.
pelts also $3.50. common throwouts Si2
down; few head light native springers SIS;
shorn fat ewes up to 81.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO NAV 25 (INS) .-HOGS-Re-
ceipts. 5000; market loo higher. Top,
sl4.40; bulk si4.25@ 1888: heavy. s14. 20
a1435: medium. s14206 1910: light. si4
dl430; light lights, $3.50 = Il; packing
CATTLEUReceipt.. $4,000; market Is
Csc lower Calves: Receipts. 1000: market
steady. Beef steers: Choice. si4h IS;
common. sl0N14: yearlings. s10m 10.
Butchers: Heifers. s9Gl4: cows, $3.50 n
II: bulls. $500 rs: calves. IS n IS. so
feeder steers, s950d so. Stockers
Steers, 500 IL; cows and heifers. ss.25
m12
sHEEP-Receipts, 5000: market steady.
Lambs. s14.75n15.25: common. S13.50n
.1i.75: yearlings. si1.50T13.50: feeders.
Sii. 501i275: ewes. S5ds.75.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25
Forbes Notes
Some Bu||ish
StrdWs in Wind
Investment Trust
Buying Cited; Says
War News Favorable
By B. C. FORBES

Although stocks have this month
zigzagged several points upwards,
they are still under the lowest
point reached in any previous year
since 1888. Last week they again
moved irregularly and closed with
out appreciable average change.
The president Of one company
having a long, unbroken dividend
record tells me that two or three
investment trusts lately have been
making moderate purchases.
This may or may not signify
that thoughtful investors and in
Ivesting institutions are reaching
the conclusion that stocks are less
likely to go lower than to 60
higher. despite all current uncer-
tainties.
One analyst points ont that the
shares of not a few "old and sea-
soned ventures can be bought
from 40 to IS per cent of their
physical assets, with the going
concern value thrown in to boot. I"
His conclusion is that such "op-
portunities will not last very much
longer. unless America as a nation
is to be viewed as passing out as
going concern"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25

SAGINAW. May 25 CUP).-Today's pay
ing prices 10 growers for beans
pes besus 81. o.: light red kidpcys. So
yellow eyes. So. CRC light Cranberries, -
.CRC darn cTanbeTries 81 ~.
Wheat St.O2n .Of oats. 81 sc. rte,
go y 62e siX roycd barley, - S.egI 20 ~.
beans 81 $50 i.5I.
Prices furnished b. Michigan Bean Co