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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Copper
Stocks
Up i'm Jan.

NEW YORK. Feb. 14.-Stocks
of domestic refined copper held
by producers at end of January
were up 5,S07 tons. totaling 81 81
tons, compared with 1854 tons
al end of December. Blister stocks
at end Of the month were down
1888 tons so that on a combined
basis total stocks OF copper in
the United States were up 4,1O9
tons.
Consumption Of copper in this
country during January, including
foreign copper used here.
amounted 10 130,467 tons, COM
pared with 1885 tons shipped to
consumers during December, a de-
crease of Sis tons. OF total de-
llVcrlcS during January, domestic
origin metal accounted for S4,-
2l0 tons, against Sc. 72S in Deem
Der, a drop of ISIS tons.
Foreign copper usage last month
was placed at 46257 tons in con-
traSt 10 ~ ,S57 tons in December.
a decrease OF $500 tons. No ex-
ports of domestic origin metal
were reported for either January
or December.
Total production Of copper from
United States primary custom and
secondary sources last month
aggregated SS,3l9 tons. against
SS,463 tons In December. a drop
of l44 tons Primary production
accounted for 81. 500 tons of jan
uary output, against 1887 in
December, an increase of 1888
tons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan, bu. crts., u. No.
!, ~ in. min unless otherwise stated Nc
lntosh. 81. 75H ! 90; Delicious. 81. 15H So
Northern spys. sl75N l.s5, Jonathans ? q b.
in up. sl75 fair. 81 so S., Bad~ins
81 l5nl25, Hubbardstons. <l.25, Winter
Bananas. 81 20plaO
BEANS Florida hu. hprs. Bountifuls
50 30, Stringless Black Valentines, 81 30.
few 81. rs fair 81 2o. Wax beans, few fair
10 good Stn 5.
BROCCOLI Pony crts Arizona. -
bchs 50 tOH2 80 California 2s.30 ochs
81 2jn2 50. far, 81, Texas. 80 ochs, far
81 75a2
CARRIAGE California. Los Angeles cr,s.
round type Si.75n2. Texas Los Angeles
crts. round type sl75n2 A-crts round
type Sl15ul25 7a-crts tcorn crts1 81 p
al 20. = -crts.. Savoy. 81 50 -crts red,
S225a2.5o Old stock New York 5o-lb
SACKS. Danish, fair 10 good condition, ~ u
CARROTS Los Angeles cr,s.. do7
bchs., Arizona 1928 small 70 medium m
Texas. Los Angeles crts.. 6 doz. pchs. 50 -,
CAULiFLowER- California. pony crts.
l2s and larger 81 6og / s.. mostly 81 % '
CELERY Florida. is-ln. cr,s trimmed
tops Golden Heart dor 81 30 . doz
81 sou Is 20, don $40 25. l0 dor. 50 -
u TAR quality 50 23H2 50. los 20 extras.
ordinary 70 fair quality, sac 2j Pascal
I dol SAYS ordinary 10 fair. 50 50H2 IS
California, cub crts Pascal. 81 -.
LETTUCE Los Angeles crts Iceberg
type California Imperial VALLEY doz.
S3132a mostly t313.I5 ordinary - lar.
: $780, z, ricz-. s. 80 of+ii'isly n
LFkF LETTUCE Hothouse Obj hk's
OHIO 75c Michigan 20 75c.
ONIONS 80 IN sacks sweet spanish
L. ~ i3-in and larger ldaho. - ~
90 SO. Colorado. 81 t0u2 60 ltsh ord.
yeilqws $3.50, 2-in and larger 81 l3'
Eurbanks l.. No 7. washed. s. y
f,3 81. l1-Ib sacks Sec T. :. 40 g.
VAS and Ks'ahdins. s. 35e,2 30. mostly
- t0I2 IS. i5-lb paper sacks, IS I soc
New YORK 18Th paper sacks. T. s 80 J.
POTATOES ioo-ln SACKS Idaho Russe'
sacks. T. No Russst hurag. $. q
? 80 Chrrowas. g. loH2 Is mostly - ~
~ , p. P.r'isCs. few SAFES $. Upper
Peninsula. iooln sacks 5 80. I, Chip
Mountains. 81 25F2 ~ l5lb paper sacks
IL : $50. l. Green Mountains 35I 36c
Wisconsin. iO0-ih sacks T.. s so l. CHIP.
peNas. 81 -. Nebraska. 30 10 sacks. T.. s
No /. washed. Trumrhs 81 j0fi 80. Ncv
stock FLORIDA. ?. No. J.. Tuumphs. hu
crates - 2uaf2 %
y RAplSHFS Texas pony crates 81 Pn 1
g. few - - far small SIZE $50 I'D.
n RHUBAEB Michigan. h0thousr ,ases
fancy, s. e3 So choic. 81 50 1u
RUTARAGAS Canada 5u..b SACKS
WsNed - Soc
EHkLLOTS Louisiana bhls 90 o17 bcns
50 500 erates = dor 81 SIT s.. do1
- Tu . 80
SPINACH Texas bu baskets Save.
81 -
STRAWBERRIES Florida 90 ~ crave
Mtssltsrya SCOOPS
SWEET .POTATOES--Po Porto Ritan vans
Louisiana bu crates L. s. No 81 bOs
1 IS. Texas hu crates. l.. NJ. ], SD
"a ! 90. Tennessee generally good quality
bI crates s. 90 bu hampers. 81 90. b.
hampers Nancy Hans. 81 iOu 10 trw hrs
as NsW Jersey pa hampers u 80
Iersess red soil stork SO 80 Ok'Ahom
on BASKETS JsrseVs 81 2302 s.
TOMATOES iO.In cartons rspacFs ne
fun s. sHTl IS; snsll si1s s. 3i1 ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Exchange Elects
I New Governors

NEW YORK. Feb. Il. - Emil
Schram. president of the New York
Stock Exchange, today announced
the election of John Adams of
Chicago and Robert V. Fleming
of Washington, D. C., as public
governors of the Exchange.
Adams and Fleming were nomi-
mated by Schram.
Adams has long been prominent
in agriculture and business in the
Middle West He is director of
the Continental Illinois National
Bank and Trust Company of Chi
cago.
Fleming is president and chair
man of the board of the Riggs Ma
tional Bank of Washington. with
which institution he commenced
his business career in 1907. He is
aformer president of the Ameri-
can Bankers Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Guest List
George Bernard Shaw Get.
Bid 70 Kellogg Fete

BATTLE CREEK. Feb. IA
Prominent persons throughout the
world, including George Bernard
Shaw, have been sent invitations
to attend the nineth birthday
celebration being planned here for
DR.. John Harvey Kellogg on Feb
ruary 26, the committee in charge
revealed today
Special guests who arc friends
of Doctor Kellogg invited Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Ford. Eddie CantOtl
Gene Sarazen. Navy Secretary an
Mrs. Frank Knox. Admiral and
Mrs. Richard F. Byrd Or. Jean r
Picard. Or. viii Durant DR.. lrv-
ing Fisher and associated Supreme
Court Justice Frank Murphy.
Approximately 500 persons are
expected 10 attend the dinner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
BUSINESS
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Defense Workers
Partial to Bonds

When workers the plants part OF their In
defense bonds they effect taking share
OF their compensation notes instead OF wholly CASH
Thus they Uncle Sam double
In visiting the principal arsena of democracy" from
with the fact that of these
plants have installed roll deduction plans for facilitating bond
buying by employees And these workshops imaginative posters
the toll such employees
principal objective of the American people who deter
mined to end this with decisive victory.
Typical OF this nationwide effort the empoye campaign
Lockheed Aircraft induce the builders
bombers enlist also in the campaign pay for them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Firmer Tone
Again Rules
In Stock LIST
Bonds Narrowly
Mixed at Start;
Cotton Futures Rise

NEW YORK, Feb. IA (UP).-A
lfirmer tone prevailed on the stock
market Al a quiet opening today.
Bonds we're narrowly mixed. Cot
ton futures opened 5 10 I points
higher.
Initial gains in stocks generally
were fractional and opening sales
small. Most leaders registered
small advances. Several issues,
including American Telephone.
New York Central, International
Nickel. Kennecott and CurtiSs-
Wright were unchanged.
United States Steel opened at
81 II. up Il: General Motors 32l7,
up =; Westinghouse Electric rs.
up i2: Santa Fe "a u, up 4. Penn
sylvania Railroad 22%. up y;
'Gcncrai Electric 26ss, up "; Al
led Chemical 1851. up y; Inter
national Harvester 50, up y Para
mount IAN, up a. and Bendix
.327s. up n.
Insignificant losses were noted
in American Can, Anaconda. Pa
tino and Great Northern preferred.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Navy Recruit Seeks
Three Cracks at Japs

Richard Setter. 20, OF Flint, en-
listed in the navy, today seeking
not one but three cracks at the
JapS
One is for a step-brother. Ed
ward Ripley, q, who died al Pearl
Harbor. The others for the
anxiety caused by reports that a
brother, Robert, Is, and step
brother, William Ripley, u. also
we're missing in the attack. The
last two. also in the navy, have
since been located.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Short-T ERIN Influences Subject TO Chanoe

These things however shorttcrm influences and most OF
them readily be changed The factors still point
continued The control bill will not
such 1t does provide effective regulation of farm
the provision about 40 per Of parity allows
great deal of leeway
Two separate operating to prevent price
from hurting them between the tend
prices On the hand the farmers seek higher prices for
farm products which the Of living and higher
On the other hand the aborcr by their demands make
higher costs for the manufactured products farmers buy and mat
farm This makes movement which is
bound break the upper The whole system
the result Of and is preserved by politics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Tells Third Way Defense Workers Aid Defense

or the defense worker makes than
fold contribution to Uncle Sam He does his bit third
And in the typical family ne further
through the relative
think these contributions should thoroughly
because the blueprint for keeping skilled
and miners the job and in order keep their
and desirable sell them the idea
their load Sinking The theory behind
is permit the high command make
con 10 the best distribution of the nations
On the other hand. workers worry
handicapped in its supremacy objective winning
battle OF production
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Sunday Drives First
On Ration Schedule

WASHINGTON. Feb. II tUP).
If it become necessary TO ration
gasoline, Sunday afternoon drives
into the country and vacation
trips next summer will be the
first 10 be curtailed, War Produc-
ton Board officials said today.
Price Administrator Leon Hem
derson told a press conference
yesterday that he has no plan for
rationing gasoline now, but that
he would be ready when petro-
leum day comes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Sehouman Slated
On Defense Publicity

Frederic s Schouman former
head OF the state employment,
service and assistant WPA ad.
mnlStrator, today was unofficialll
named publicity agent for De.
trolt'S civilian defense.
Whether the appointment bS
The radlo-neWSpaper committee
handling public relations viii
stand, depends on a legal tech
nlcality regarding salary. Common
council--q 81 10 nc Il whether
Schouman'S $1,000 wage would be
legal IN Wow of The fact that
whIlc paid 10y tho city. he would
be working for the entire Detroit
district.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
[iquidafing Payment
By Consumers Steel

Receiver for Consumers Steel
Products Corporation, appointed
several months ago 10 handle a
voluntary liquidation of the COM
pany, has been authorized by
Judge Sherman D. Calender 10
pay an initial liquidating dividend
OF 80 cents a share on or after
February 20. National Bank of
Detroit is named as disbursing
agent.
The company has 232 9Ol shares
OF 81 par common stock outstand-
ING,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Aircraft Employees Can Help Two Ways

"ArcraH employer says The Company magazine "are In
envabIe position do their during the
ways-by building
lending their financial help through
purchase of
Is m
make employees these defense bonds
While actual bonds the
credit unon will purchase the bonds
the office There this service
THE credit union a which
taking advantage
roll from his check Just before the end OF
month empoye
chase (S1875) small
uar credit union savings the thus
bond regularly month,
and be cashed for $25 From that time the emploe will
have monthly income SIS month
the bonds purchased.
month"; he retire this savings"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Farmers Market

APPL Es-M cIn'osh. fancy S22'02 ~
hu No ]. 81 81 oU no - ~
Nsor,hetta s,Fg.' fancy '!n4 30 ou No
81 !. 75c1st2s sl No 2 SOC ou
Jonathan fancy 81 uu. No I 81 - q
Z 80 on No. s. -pe!tJrus fancy
-..,t----s r~~r-= ~ ti-r-i n 10 so. Z
7he bu
BETS No. /. So175e bu: so. =
CABBAGE ~. J. 7scaSi tu.: 80 2
so n eOc rel No. /. N9l so ou Ma. Z
cARRoTs Fancy s. 50 bu4 No. J. 81
Is nu " 2 Use 10 ...
CELERY cABBAGE No !. uai - m
CELERY ROOTS 40 1lqi2s , bu
EGGs- Lafre to3ll 5O-dol. esss ne.
HoRsE RADIsH Fancy. - bu.. No /
y2.73p325 bu9 Nc 3 -
Onions DRY fancy s. -. 40. )
'9 piFsr i2,'' s6 ,sCE ~ E s. ~ - ~ ~
PhRsVTPs- Tsrcy 80 D. 80. J.
81 - bu 80 7'r
POTATOES Fs1rs o. 80 l.
81 1911 ~ SO 2 s51sae
POULTRY AID HOGS Hen, i've
heavy breer ~ 2Sc Iu errrrrs isu
poe broHers heavy o. -, To- br7ieff
.ssncrnf Is 20, d.. hos MEDIUMS
RADIsHEs Rec. ho,hoa" No ssl
Tor dom tunches
RffTARAGAs 80 Son zoo bg
RHtBARB - Hothouss Arsv 80 ~ 30,
s.lb b0k choice a. SD boz FTs.
81. tozer buurres
ggT'ASH H4bbar~ $50 ~ .'r
Tao, queen so D. a. roo. So g.
Deueiguf SO ~ 90 bu
-IRNIPs So ! 75CHil b. Ne ?
So
VEGETABIF GREENS Coilard' 10 :
- Hs5r ~ kale No 80 So bI,
ieeFs 80 J. 1gr soc French suolge
fsntl 8! - 5-lu. box ~ !. 15c No
? Soc
yIsErtRLE oTsTFRs $50 J. 500 75'
ttl uurrtgF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Forbes
Oppose Proposal
For Calling OF
OF Conventions
Rx II. G. FORBES

Annual conventions should M
6ronnod Washington recon-.
ocr6s
do M, holio,o this would NJ
wise
Admittedly iherc might nc
c,cop,tcrcd diH,c,,l,v On some
occssiors ~ HOOKING ran ~ si~
...,...-,,.,,,. $50 - ,o.,,,
.'.., 80 q .''... ~ o. = ~
movements oI troops. Nu'''i'-
'oG'N. too. attendance m certain
instances r,icAt be- reduced hy
,h. Nd Tor ,,c,,hcrs - sta,
800
'-.''". ~ W.T. wa W. i''' H'''>
On INC other hand. most m
duStrCS and associations arc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
i. 5. May Attd(k
From Alaska

WASHINGTON, Feb. IA INS)
Following conference with
President Roosevelt. Gov. Ernest
Gruening of Alaska said today
that he and the Chief Executive
had discussed possibilities of use
of Alaskan bases for offensive
warfare.
Alaskan dcfenSes also were can
vassed, Gruening said, but as
serted:
I'VE think the offenses will
have to he bOlstered."
Gruening said Alaska has 155
air fields in varying stages OF
readiness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Two Movie Stars
Take Citizenship Oath

HOLLYWOOD. Feb. ii GNS)
Hollywood welcomed two new
citizens among the actors today
Charles Boyer and Gilbert Roland.
They were among $50 natural
lied citizens who received their
final papers and took the oath of
allegiance. Boyer was born in
France. Roland in Mexico.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Brokers Loans
Up Il Million

WASHINGTON. Feb. IA
Loans 10 brokers and dealers in
the week ended February II
totaled S3l7,o00OOO. up S27. 900. :
900 from the previous week and
an increase of 500. 900 900 from the
like week year ago.
Other loans for the PURPOSE of
purchasing or carrying securities
amounted TO $14S,0OOOOO. down
S1,0O0,OOO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
DANCERS SALARY

Miss CLANCY is listed as being
on an annual salary Of $4,000
whereas OCD Director James NJ
( Lands has explained that Douglas
receives no compensation - only
SO a day for expenses, plus travel
allowances. II has been reported
his salary was originally set at
IS 600 a year.
Carrying emergency funds for
the state. treasury and other eX-
.ecutive agencies. the bill provides
for an outlay of S163, 794.819 All
Of the 500, 900, 900 for the OCD
was carmarked. with stipulation
that it shall be used solely for
procurement Of the following:
sFire fighting equipment and
necessities for the auxiliary
corps and air raid wardens,
S57217,271
Protective clothing steel
helmets and arm bands. 81 $685.
545.
Medical supplies, S4S9o 300.
sGaS masks and facilities 10
make them, S29. S93, 1874
Approved by the committee
were House prohibitions against
use of any OCD money for fan
dancers and street shows, or for
the treasury department 10 pay
$50 600 for the Walt Disney Don
aid Duck film 10 encourage tax
payment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Detroit Poultry

Market steady Hens. average run, 72e 4;
hens, 81 lbs. and up. 23c: under ST. lbs.
25c ,leghorn hens, lbs and up zoe rock
broilers. from az IN 4 lbs 22c, coarse
and shaggy springers. isc leghorn stage
12o; capons. lbs and up. 27c under I
lbs, 25c rock springtrs, smooth legs. n
ST. lbs Csc cocks. 12dtfc
EGGs-Msrte' unsettled Current re.
eeipts 27Ec; undergrsdes bI,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Detroiter, Overseas,
Promoted 10 Captain

FORT CUSTER, Feb. 14-In-
cluded in the list of promotions
announced today by officers AT
Fort Custer was that OF Lieut..
Feldman 10 the rank Of
captain. A former resident Of De-
troit, ne is now in service over
seas with the medical corps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
4 Women Murdered
In London BId(kOut

LONDON. Feb. Ia GNS).-Au-
thoritics launched a great man
hunt today for a maniaC-murderer
b Ell ieVcd 10 have killed four
women in the fashionable west
end under cover Of London S
nightly blackout during the last
week
Officials said the killer is be-
lieved To- have slain six women
since October.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Higher lakes TO Maintain Credit Structure

1t also TO be noted that some large increase in taxes Will he
order the credit structure In order TO
possible politicians will
tany the of their The
further they the of the the they
will listen those and feel compelled
tighten the burden by allowing imitation
Again L think that good will find the
beginning the of stimulating
allowing higher This has appeared already
foods railway Signs of appeared
the OF Probably under the Nelson this
tondenc\ will he caSod
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Atlas Drop Forge
Boosts Earnings

Atlas Drop Forge Company re-
ports 1871 net profit at 1878 ,263.
or S2.54 a share, against 1851 $40.
or S1.03 a share in 1910. Untitled
orders AT the end Of tho year to-
tailed S3,307, 664, against $l,4S7.-
$50 at the close OF 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
FAST BUFFALO

EAST BUFFALO n y Feb II INsD
Hogs -Recsipu. 500. market active 10
al interests. mostly 10 cents higher Good
ana choice is0-2 go lbs. averaging ioO.2io
lbs. sl3 sOn 50. trucksd-ins I7O.23O
los tl3p Is rs sparingly sl325; 10000
Silaii35
CATTLE Receipts. $50. holdovers an.
proximstely 200. Steer and yeariine trade
nj standstill bidding unsvenly lower
Shortfeds held s1l 25mI2.5O cows and
bulls firm: cutter and common cows 81 IS
n $50: Gamer. Ssd7l5. medium weight
sausage bulls. 50 50 MO
CALVES Receipts $50 Veslers un.
changed. Good and choice SIS common
and medium. 50 5O115
SHEEP Receipts 300 Lamb trade
draggy. weak 10 lower Good and choice
eo-e7-lb native and fed westerns si2 5og
IL rs. fat ewes 10 SO 80.
CHICAGO. Feb IL GNSD HOGS Re
ceipts II. 900. market. 10 To Is cents
higher hoidovers 900 Top, si2 20 bulk
si2. 900 1855 hesvies. Si2 25Ti2 rs me-
diums. Sl2 so II ~ 90. lights si2 40nI2 SIS :
light lights siI.s5n IL 70 packing sows
ill so ~ II 90 pigs 500 rs
CATTLE Receipts 900; market,
steady Beef steers. choice. sl2 5og1t so;
IA rs; butchers. heifers, ssnlf: cows. So rs
HlO. bulls IS 5OdIi calves s7Ti5
feeders, ssG1225: stockers steers, $50
IL so. cows and heifers, ST.5Ohl1.
SHEEP Receipts, 5000 market. steady.
Lambs sii rs y IL IS common. 500 II as.
yesrlings. 1910 IS: feeders, 075G
il.75 ewes. S5n6.15.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Dividends

Republic steel Corporation de-
clared a dividend of 50 cents on
the common, payable April ?, to
holders of record March Q. Paid
the same amount April 2 last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Nonproft Track

The Keeneland Association.
which owns the nonprofit race
track, recently donated $4,000 TO
the University Of Kentucky.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Senate Holds
Whip Over Top
Defense Jobs
All OCD Employees
Paid Over $4,000 q Year
Sub iect 70 Confirmation

WASHINGTON. Feb II TNSl.
All employees Of the office Of
civilian defense receiving more
than $500 4 year would he sub
IcCt 10 Senate confirmation under
an amendment 10 the 500 OOO. 900
OCD appropriation bill reported
10 tho Senate today by It's appro-
prlatlOnS committee.
Adopted as result OF the con-
trovcrSy over employment Of
screen actor Melvyn Douglas 20
head an arts division, and dancer
MayrlS CLANCY as director Of a
children'S fitness unit. the amend
ment was said 10 have been in
serted into the bill without
dispute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Scratches
(By United Press

(By United Press
AT HIALEAH PARK
Track. fast.
First Race-Mad Time
Third Race Hornblsndt.
Fifth Race Holm, Ships Run Happy
Lark
Sixth Race Night Glow. inscoieda.
FAIR GROUNDS
Track, SLOW
First Race Anabers Girl Getabout.
hodulstot. Just Enuf Valdina Ray. Onig
Second Race-Selma May
Third Race -LAssie. Bright Finish,
F1apsie. Hes IL, Brides Best Rhumba
Queen.
Fourth Race Police MA.on.
Sixth Race sun LoverW
Seventh Race Viva Vocs. LADY Ballet.
Reign Countess, Islo Psbio, Cyrthia FAir.
Easy Flying
Ninth Race substitute - Declared on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Opening
Stocks

NEW YORK. Feb. 14.-Prices Of
the following stocks on the New
York Stock Exchange al the open
ing today were:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

Bayuk Cigars. Inc, declared a
dividend Of 81 cents on the com
mon. payable March Is, to holders
of record February IS. Paid a
like amount in March, last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Metal Markets

New York and Wholesale nonferrous
meta quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division Detroit Spot % per cent
tin, non In9I New York %. future tin.
-. lake grade copper. delivered Midwest
~ elecuoytic spot. smelter IL casting
copper III - - Louis .ead SIS. st
Louis zinc. IS. New York anthony, Il:
virgin aluminium II
Tin smel'cf being expanded 70 ~. OOO
tons Copper January refined output
90 OF tons Total January domestic for
elgn delivery. t30 f67 tons January re-
hued stock sol tons Export copper.
li.Ii. resale u Free sterling exchange
81 o. f4 ~ %.
SFW YORK zen n Price Of domestic
COPPER he'd unchanged Al the maximum
."vel ~ u cents pound. delivered Con-
r''ficu' valley Export copper was quiet
a. ~ cents pound fas New YORK.
Lead demand remains IN excess Of avail
ah.e supply Win price unchanged Al so
cents pound New York ann 8 35 cents a
pound - Iouts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
American Machine and Foundry

Company, declared a dividend Of
20 cents, payable March 26, 10
holders of record March 10 Paid
the same amount Dec 26, l94l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

Lone star Gas Corporation and subsid,-
aries in preliminary report for the year
ended Dec, 81 1871 shows net income Of
-. $40 977 after federal income taxes. etc .
equal 10 81 o. share on 55ls.347 shares
NJ common against SIS t53 73i or 81 II a
share in 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

u. =. Gypsum Company and subsidiaries
for the year, ended Dec. 81. 1871 had q
net Income OF s7O33. $40 after federal
tncome and excess PROFITS taxes etc.
equal after dividend requirements On mo
Z rer cent preferred N tSt2 share %
l .iss.a73 shares ~ common THIS conn.,
pares with net proht ~ t1OS2 o7t a.
IS ~ common share IN 1870.