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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
35-MiIe Speed Hit

II job-freezing becomes effective
here. one OF the prime reasons
will be transportation rather than
wages.
An excellent example OF this Is
the Ford Willow Run plant.
Since the 35-mile-an-hour speed
limit went into effect, Detroit
workers have had TO figure OF
nearly double the normal time
allotted for going 10 and from
their jobs.
One man complained the other
day that he leaves his home in
the northwest section of Detroit
at 6:15 and doesn't get home until
after 600 in the evening so that
his job takes about II hours OF
each "a and he gets paid for only
eight.
Many workers. who formerly
eve considerable distances 10
DIRK, are now cycling jobs close
TO home because of the grind OF
that 35-mile-an-hour drive.
One solution would be a relaxed
speed limit for workers driving Ia
and from their Jobs. their cars
designated by a large removable
tag or sign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Armour Makes
Victory Loan

CHICAGO. Oct. 81. Armour
and Company of Illinois has con.
cluded negotiations for placing oi
a $50. 000, 900 three-year revolving
credit agreement with a group oil
&c banks headed by Continental
Illinois National Bank and Trust
Company of Chicago.
The line of credit. believed TO be
the largest ever arranged by a
meat packing company. is of the
type authorized by Federal Re-
serve Boards regulation V under
which United States War Depart
ment guarantees il to the extent
OF 80 per cent. An interest rate of
"a per cent has been agreed upon
Tor such sums as are borrowed
under the credit and the company
agrees TO pay commitment fee
OF u OF / per cent on any unused
portion OF the credit. A further
provision permits company to can
Gel all or any part of the credit
upon payment of u of / per cent
of the amount OF credit terminated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
.WPB Reports
On Inventories

WASHINGTON. Oct. 27.-WPB
reported that the following find
ings of fact support its decision 10
regulate inventories of consumers
goods held by retailers, whole
salers and manufacturers.
In general. inventories of
wholesalers and manufacturers are
norma. or below In relation to
sales. This is a result of an un-
usually active demand and limita-
ton OF production in many lines.
2-The inventory situation in
the chain store field is spotty.
Mems wear and variety store chain
systems have accumulated excep-
tionally heavy stocks. while inven-
tories OF grocery, drug and shoe
chain systems are below normal
in relation 10 sales.
36Inventories of department
stores, especially large independ-
ent retail stores. have increased
at much more rapid rate than
their sales, while the reverse is
true Of small Independents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Spartdns Know
.Underdog Spirit

EAST LANSING, Oct. 81
Knowing what it means to be
rated the underdogs and the spirit
that it can build up, Michigan
State gridders were warned
against overconfidence today as
the Spartans prepared for their
game with Temple at Philadelphia
next Saturday.
When Michigan State meets the
Temple Owls, it will be facing a
team which has won only one
game this season, TO, against Vir.
ginia Military Academy. Temple
for the most part. however, has
been strong detensively, tying
Bucknell. TT, and Southern Meth.
odist, Go. and losing TO George.
town, 7-6, and North Carolina
Preflight, $40.
The Is Spartan players who saw
action against Great Lakes Satur-
day were given a day off yester-
day, but the reserves were sent
through full scrimmage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor

Although directors of Motor
Products Company did not take up
the question of dividends at their
meeting last week, gossip in bro
kerage circles is that a decision
will be made at the November
meeting.
During the fiscal year ended
June 80, 1912, for which the cor
poration reported net profit OF
S1A per share, compared with
$104 the previous year, stock
holders received 81 in dividends,
consisting of so cents paid in
October, 1941, and so cents in De-
cember. No payments have been
made since.
The report for the three months
ended Sept. 80, 1912, first quarter
in the company's fiscal year,
shows that despite increased
taxes which have put Motor
Products up In the so per cent
bracket, its earnings position is
somewhat better than a year ago.
After providing 81, 095, 900 for
taxes. against only $4,000 year
ago. the company was able 10
report net profit of 1924, 290. equal
TO 81 cents a share for the Sep
TENDER quarter, compared with
$200,696 equal to 81 cents in the
corresponding period a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Auto
Graphs
Gas Retionine Hits
Countries North.
South Of Equator
BY SILER FREEMAN

Carefree driving days are out,
not only in the United States
but even in the Latin Americas.
We are not the only ones suffer-
ing or about to suffer from rub
Der and gasoline rationing.
New Horizons. published by
the Pan-American Always,
sheds light on what is doing in
other sections of the world
through the experiences of its
personnel. 1t was found that
shortages and restrictions af-
fected not only those nations at
war but even those -oStensibly
at peace.
Both above and below the
equator, those who didn't abso-
lutely need their cars were
found using bicycles or their
feet. The Pan-American Air
ferries set up its own rationing.
To reduce gas requirements of
its personnel, it started its own
bus service between various de-
partments. to coordinate and
reduce use of personal cars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Detroit Produce

APPLEs-M Michigan bu. erts u. q. No
J. min. unless otherwise stated
Mcintosh, sl.5o. cold storage stock 81 751
80 delicious y: Jonathans. according {,
go az" min; si.e5: SHOWS. si25. az
min, N.10; wageners. 81; Baidwtns. 81
huooardstons: 81: New York Mcintosh bu
w..ss =, .; No !. ~" min. u:7s91.s5
ioo-125s, 81 rs. 72-ses. s2s5. fancy. 100
1855. - .f0m2.5o. T2-sss S2ss
9. ARTicHoKEs-csnfornia boxes. 4s-72s
AvocADos-Florida nats. io-les, 81 s,
BEANs-Bu. hampers-Fiorida Boun,,
fus $50 . IS; Louisiana Black Valentines
BRUISED SPROUTS - Calitornia u
drums. S375h3s5.
CARROTS : Los Angeles crts. s-doz
bchs. New Mexico. x.75m525, generally
good M2e; California, $3.50, general;
cAuLlFLowER-LonE Island double
deck crates, 5i.e5nl.73.
CELERY-Pascai. California. wire -bouns
ara sna ao, dozen; $50; standard crates
cRANBERRIEs- Massachusetts. h-bar
rel boxes, s34od3.5o: h-barrel boxes
CUcUMBERs-Louisisna. bushei crates
gi5o ~ "
GRAPEs-Cslifornia Tugs, Emperors
clusters. 81. 40ns.50; punched. s2.iOm7l5
smaller size berries. 81; rokays. s2.25n
S2n2.25 white Mslagas. best. s1.7od l. so
fair. sisodi.eo; Thompson seediess. elus
=, aoN = E y 8. snt.'. al
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates. Iceberg
California. Salinas district. dozen. t5n
$50: 4-dozen. s4.5o@5, Idaho. 6-dozen
s4.75; 4-dofen. S4n+.5o.
n yxtA -.
california Tugs. medium 50. 30
large So. 40 q ,. so. extra large 3.65G 3.75.
oNIoNs-50 ID. sacks Michigan u. 8
No. Yellows, medium tf.05h lis. mostly
si.1o. 10 10. sacks 2se, generally good 27ci
Idaho. Colorado Round Whites, Y. 8. No
4. medium si.so92; Sweet Spanish. y. 8
No. 1, 3-ineh and larger. Michigan 81 40
$50.
PEARs-caiifornia Tugs Bartletts, zoos
1855 $3.50 $50: oregon box Bartletts
fsTS, T., e ss.s fsney s;l
oregon box Bose, fancy S2.75a2.ss; Wash
ington box D'Angtous. extra fancy 81. so.
PEAs-California bu. baskets, A.756 5
PEPPERs-Texas ~ bu. crates Call
PoTAToEs-1oo ID. sacks: Idaho Russo
Burbanks. u. =. No. I. washed. So y 3.25
fair 70 generally good condition, 2:75a
CHIP Uo and SI' R Mains ssc.S s' IS
10. sacks. asa 3sc: Michigan chippewss
u s. No; ], SAG 2.io, best. large size
Russet Rurais, ". 8. No. I. S1.e012.
RADIsHEs-Tsxas. u crts, 90 bchs.
s1.25.
sHALLoTs-Louisians bbis.. slsaIs.
SWEET PoTAToEs-Louisisns bu. crts.
Puerto Rican Vans. No. 4, So: Marylan,
Celdens bu q bskts.f u. g., No. A.eoh
1.e3; New jersey bu. hampers. u. 3. No
1, Jerseys sandy soil stock. $40.
dunn, si.35: original hugs California. u. 8
No. 4, 6xe and larger, 1913. fair 1915
Hothouse s-lb. bskts.. Ohio medium. S1.35
waxed, 500 s5c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Az Set:
Armyl@ders 7'sa4,92s
Rdbber Half Soles

BOSTON, Oct. 81 1NS).--A
tinted States Army order for
1884, 925 rubber composition half
soles was announced today by the
Boston qaafternasters depot. IN
cluded were:
Essex Rubber Company. Tren-
ton. N. j.. GA, $50; u. S. Rubber
Company. New York, 747,928;
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com
pany. Inc, Akron. o.. 966. $50;
Monarch Rubber Company. Inc,
Baltimore. Md, 214,200; Hottie
Manufacturing Company, Inc,
Baltimore, Md, 228.750: Lima
Cord Sole and Heel Company
Lima, o.. 270,525: Dryden Rubber
Company. Chicago, 800, 100: Au.
burn Rubber Corporation, Auburn
Ind, Isl, 200. and the Hagerstowr
Rubber Company, Hagerstown
Nd, 2o7, 875.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27

In the light such decisions the holding
enthusiasm making SALE but the
public enthusiasts relying of the secur
ties and exchange commission Washington against scattered
holding situations prod the holding
which the three principal public utility operating systems in
the of Washington.
Irrespective this suppressed battle economic deologes
power field enabling the Columbia
region Seattle Spokane become
major effort Without such abundance Of
public the Northwest would have been able
to take such conspicuous place in the war effort
Local boosters feel that the situation will the
Northwest keeping of its industrial gains
after the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Search
For Scrap
Urged

WASHINGTON, Oct. u (UP)
Production Board chairman
Donald M. Nelson today asked
business and industrial concerns &c
undergo "a thorough, old-fashionec
housekeeping" to uncover more
scrap for the war effort.
ut Is the Job Of every presl-
dent, every purchasing agent,
every salvage manager. every
plant superintendent, every shop
foreman and every workman TO
dig deeper for formant rs well as
productive scrap" he said.
Every plant must undergo a
thorough, 0id-fashioned cleaning.
Store rooms and rubbish piles.
will reveal tons of old WORKOUT
equipment and stocks, broken
down machinery and discarded
tools"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Pacific'S Power
Truce Due to War

Hitler and Hrohto unwittingy brought a
internal power in the Pacific Northwest
The amistice development but
for the time being the Washington and Oregon the
lion Of public the lamb of he estwhe
power tust') are lying down peacefully together.
There appears to be temporary the agitation for
mutual throat Sitting both types of enterprise
pooling their and technology aid in the
winning of the
high executive Of the Bonneville administration which
the Grand Coulee Bonneville DAMS told that
public has tied with the private systems and feeding
them This originated from the
a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Opposes Financing TO Buy Out Utilities

Likewise, needed finance Uncle and
those who working him. ii does timely TO
financing campaigns funds buy existing private
utilities which already contributing magnfceny the
effort
But despite the outward of and prosperity between
the American subsurface luminosity persists and
public enthusiasts hope be able
take the power trust into
Thus far the takfes between the Bonneville administration
and holding Puget Sound Power and
Light Company has led meeting of minds price
for selling Meantime of the individual public utility
districts became FESTIVE during the prracted negotiations and
undertook localized proceedings the courts In
instances the fixed high valuation and little
aid comfort agtaos who had been conendng that the
company excessively capitalized
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Grahdm-Paige
Quarter Profit
Is 67,541
Nine-Month Earnings
Of $l,4l2,2ss Compares
With $54.72l Loss in Al

I Graham-Paige Motors Corpora
tion and subsidiaries report for the
quarter ended Sept. 30. 1912, a net
profit of S467, Sal, after deprecia-
ton and other charges but without
provision for federal income and
excess profits taxes due to carry
over of losses from previous year.
This was equal TO $685. per share
on 444 cumulative preferred
shares. 500 par, on which dividend
arrearage amounted to $3.50 at
the end OF the quarter. Computed
on the basis of preferred dividend
requirements for the quarter only,
this was equivalent to IL cents a
hare on 4.305, 23l common shares
outstanding.
- This compares with indicated
net profit OF SSH .488 for the quar-
ter ended June 30. 1912, equal to
S115.09 per preferred share and
net profit of $50, 72l, or S1817 per
preferred share in the September
period a year ago. Computed on
the basis OF preferred dividend re-
lquirements for the specific periods.
June quarter net profit this year
was equivalent TO IL cents a COM
mon share and September, 1871,
quarter net profit was equal TO z
cents a common share.
For the nine months ended Sept.
80. 1912. net profit was S1,412, 288.
equal TO -S317.19 per preferred
share and on the basis of preferred
dividend requirements for the nine
months 10 30 cents "a common
share. The company reported a
loss Of S54. 721 for the correspond
ing 1871 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
New Wage Rule
Promised Soon

WASHINGTON. Oct. 27.-Eco-
nomic Sterilization Director James
+. Byrnes promised issuance of
salary and wage regulations by his
office within the next two days.
Judge Byrnes explained that the
new orders had been delayed be-
cause of time required to draft
both Treasury and War Labor
Board regulations without any con-
flict between the two.
81 will be awfulIy surprised II
the wage regulations are not Is
sued today or tomorrow" Judge
Byrnes said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Saginaw Acts TO Aid
Housing Development

SAGINAW, Oct. 27.--To speed
along the project, city officials to-
day had approved purchase of a
small piece of land needed for a
street in the Victory Development
subdivision near Arthur Hill High
School.
John w. Mitchell told council
faction must be hurried to start
construction of defense homes be-
fore priority orders expire. Several
homes will be constructed in the
area along Congress street be-
tween Court and Mackinaw
streets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Cuba Hit Hard

The Virgin Islands started
rationing in September. 1t al
lows only eight gallons month,
or half what "a" book holders
will get here when gas rationing
gets under way. An additional
IL gallons are allowed for occu-
pational use with 36 for war
workers, doctors and ministers.
Gas rationing has hit Cuba
hard. Most private cars were
reduced to one gallon every two
days. Some bus lines between
Havana and its suburbs halted
service.
In Port of Spain. Trinidad. a
general registration was held.
presumably as a start TO ration
ing. Tires. iron and steel prod
ucts are already under govern
ment control In this British
colony with government permits
sion required to buy these items.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Limit Ename|ed
Kit(henWare

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-The
WPB has ordered reduction of
kinds and types of kitchen enamel
ware from a peace time total of
450 items to 25. Last week the
WPB slashed types of cast iron
kitchenware from 200 to II.
While cutting by Is per cent.
beginning November /, the amount
of iron and steel which will be
available for most types of enamel
ware--based on consumption dur
ing the year ending June 80, 1871
this latest order nevertheless
permits greatly increased manu-
facture of those items on which
production will be concentrated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Missouri Class
Of Big Six

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Oct. ~
(UP).-Missouri's touchdown cir
Gus leaves the Big Six merry-go-
round this weekend, after smash
ing two conference clubs. and
moves against the Great Lakes
Naval Training Station at st.
Louis in an extra-curricular battle.
The all important conference
game comes a week from Satur-
day. when Missouri turns loose
Bob Steuber and his running
mates against Nebraska on the
Husker home grounds.
Missouri so far has proved itself
the class of the conference without
doubt. The big Golden eleven has
tossed a 46-2 mauling at K-State
and that as to score at Iowa
State.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Visible Wheat
Supply Decreases

CHICAGO. Oct. 81. Visible
supply of wheat in United States
decreased 264 1000 bushels in the
week ended October "a. according
to figures compiled by the Chicago
Board of Trade. Corn decreased
Isl 900 bushels. oats increased l.
OH, 900. rye increased $4,000,
barley increased 243,000, and soy
beans increased 1000 bushels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Gas Prices High

If it is any comfort to car
owners. they can at least enjoy
rationing at moderate prices.
Take a look at gasoline prices
in other cities of the world:
San Salvador, FL Salvador.
As cents a gallon; San Pedro
Sula, Honduras, As cents; Bonn
bay. India. 46.8 cents; Delhi,
India. SIS cents: Goteburg.
Sweden. CTS cents; Ankara,
Turkey, 800 cents; Istanbul,
Turkey, 90.1 cents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Dividends

Acme Wire Company has de-
clared a dividend of Is cents on
the common, payable November
Ia to holders of record October 81.
The same amount was paid Au-
gust Is.
Atlantic Refining Company has
declared a dividend Of Is cents on
the common, payable December Is
to holders of record November 20
A like amount was paid in Sep
temberan June this year.
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com
pany has declared a dividend OF
25 cents on the common. payable
December IS TO holders of record
November Ia. A like amount was
paid September Is.
Phillips Petroleum Company has
declared the regular quarterly
dividend of so cents. payable De-
cember l to holders of record
.Yember 6. N
Manhattan Shirt Company has
declared an extra dividend of 25
cents and the regular quarterly
dividend of 25 cents on the COM
mon, both payable December / to
holders of record November 9
The firm paid 40 cents extra on
Dec. 1, 1871.
st. Louis. Rocky Mountain and
Pacific Company has declared a
dividend Of so cents on the COM
mon, payable November Ia to
holders of record October 81
Previous payment was the same
amount, December % last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Argentine Unrationed

Although Brazil only recently
came into the war, gas ration
ing has been in effect since
July. Taxis at first drew two
and a half gallons, were cut to
two and now get one gallon
daily. Even the one is difficult
to get. Only federal. state. mu-
nicipal and foreign officials are
exempt.
Argentina has no gas ration
ing. But to conserve gasoline.
car owners have been ordered
to put governors on their cars.
Rationing is being considered.
but restrictions are expected to
be mild.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Commodity Index
Shows Slight Gain

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-Gen-
eral level Of wholesale commodity
prices as measured by the index
OF the National Fertilizer Asso-
citation was higher last week. In
the week ended October "a the in
dex rose to 100 from 1929 in the
preceding week. A month ago il
was 1898 and a year ago 1853
based on years 1859 as aver
aging 100.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
20 Per Cent Of Bonneville Power TO Private Firms

Moreover, fulfilling objective
socialism manifest municipality owned projects and
public utility districts created by legislative act the Bonneville
selling we'll 80
private capasc corporations operated for profit Its stca
lies industrial and other
engaged working let by the
federal in order to help the success
fully
In view of the patriotic needs 1t propou agitate
for the killing off of projects the substitution of pub
cy owned During the national is correctly
felt whether
auspices OF private capitalism or state socialism
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Farmers Market

Is bu.: Delicious, No. /. s2a25O bu.
No. 2. $50; Mcintosh. fancy. 81 bu.
No: h.so@izs; No 2. s,Ml25: Green
No. 1. 81 bu.; No. 2, s1a1.25; SHOWS
fancy. 81. SO bu.; No. 1. slal.25; NO 2.
IS nT3s; Jonathans. fancy. Sis bu.; No.
!. n.25e1.oo; No: p. 75c; Wolf River.
Use. Pears. Kieffer. No. ]. slGi.25 bu.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENs-Leai
s lettuce . No; si@l25 eu No 2 7's'
7se. Romsine. No. !. 75casi bu.; No. 2
soc Escarole. No. i. sou SIC bu.: No.
2. SOC. Endive. fancy. $3.50 bu.; No. !.
n yrGsfk Nsi 3 1 GSEENs-co,,.,a,. No.
!. e5a 75c bu. sorrell. No. /. 75c asi
bu. Spinach, No. 1, sOc a 81 bu. (: No. 2.
75c. Turnip. No. 1. 65a 75c bu. Mustard,
No. !. IS Use Blu. Cabbage greens. No.
e e 4S0 Noe sUs 9u s.s 30 ou' Swiss
MiscEILANGo ds sc TABLES
Beets. fancy. soc dor. punches; No. I. 8:
n 45c. No. 2 Csc; topped, fancy s1.25 bu.
81 ,5Ca Su. cseesss. No. 90 soc
red. No. 4, so n 75c bu.; curly No. /. sou
75e bu. Carrots. No. I. so "a soc doE
punches. No. 4oc; topped. fancy si.2;
flower. No. siisa2 bu.. No. 2. si.25a
so. Celery. fancy s5c n 81 dor. punches
No. I so n soc. No. 2 Is "a 35c Celery root
No. /. 751 eoc don Celery cabbage, No.
soe 81 bu. No 7sc Fsnnel, No: !. 500
peck basket. Kohl-rabI, No. 1. 5oQ7o,
don. punches. Leeks. No. I, 500 e0c dor
punches: Onions. dry, fancy. $3.50 so-lp
sack. No. 1 s1.15dl.25. No. 2 soc a 81
No. J. IS Sob. sack; No. 2 So. Parsnips
No. I, S1n1.5o bu. Curly Parsley. No. 1
80 SOC doz. punches. Parsley root, No. ]
90 q soc doz. punches. Potatoes, No.
SO Pumpkins, No. j. SO Use bu. Rad.
ishes. red. fancy s5c. Ne. 1 $50 75c doz.
punches. No. 4oc; long white. No. $50
75e dor. punches: black, No. /. 81 bu
Delicious. No i. s5c@ 81 ou: 1 Tssi. S queen
No. /. so q CSC bu.: Hubbard, No. i, 5on
T5e bu. Tomatoes. No. s1dI.5o peck
basket. No. Use. Turnips, No. I. SO a 7bc
d 90, Sunehss; Turnips, topped, No. !. use
No. I. go q coo doz. lunches.
EGGs-Large. SIS. so a Is 3o-doz. case
medium. s12.75n13. $50.
POULTRY Uive)-Hens. heavy breeds,
24m 26c ID. leghorns 20 22c; springers,
2sa SIC 10. leghorn rs q 2ec ID.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Oct. rs UNs) -CHEEsE-
Twins a5Mz5he; daisies. prints and long
LIVE PoULTRY-Market steady; tur-
KEYS, 2n4 3oei hens 1sA2Hc:+ feghorn
hens. 1sT 1si1c: springers. % n 2shc; broil-
ers. 26m2sc; ROSTERS, BOISE; ducks. IL
a 22c; geese, 10T1sc.
BUTTER-Receipts. 7.151 tubs: marke,
steady; extras. % score. 45%c: standards.
30 score cars, 45c: extra firsts. 81 score.
45c: firsts, $3.50 score. 43a4 n 44c; specials.
80 score, IS n 46ikc.
EGGs-Receipts. 5.o14 cases: marke,
steady: current receipts. 34hc; fresh extra
firsts. 40h n4lc; fresh firsts, 80 q 80 l1c
dirties, 32%c; checks. alike.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Larry Brown Heads
.0CD in Midland

MIDLAND. Oct. u. Larry
Brown. former city recreation d.
rector. Is the new chairman Of the
Midland County Defense Council.
Brown succeeds Otto c. Wieneke,
chairman since Inauguration Of
the OCD program. who resigned
because of press business duties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
November Quota
OF Retaps Boosted

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-OPA
announced quota of 1890, 206 pas
senger car recap tires and recap
ping services for rationing in
November as against 939,940 in
October.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Detroit Poultry

Market steady. Hens average run 20
cents; ,leghorn hens , lbs. up tic, cooks.
f12m14e: rock springers 25c; rock broii.
ers ~ lbs. up 2sc leghorn springers 20c
tom turkeys rs lbs up Csc: hen turkeys
II lbs. UP SOC: ducks. white lbs. UT
zoe: geese young 1sc
EGGs-Msrket firm. Current receipts,
nhe; undergrades, az a32Ac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Detroit Stocks

Bales, Including odd lots, 1853 shares
amounts declared or paid 90 far thas year.
unless otherwise noted. calculating divi-
dend. boa aecumuls tiona, ex-Ex dividend.