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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
Avery Acquires
Indiana Firm

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Feb. 16. -
r, r Avery & Sons Company
farming implement company. an
nounced today it VIII manufacture
tractors formerly made for it By
tho Cleveland Tractor Company.
and that il had also acquired the
dctunct General Implement Com.
panY Of Liberty, Ind
Charles r. Ray president Of
Avery. said a 80 per cent 10 10
per cent increase in sales volume
Is expected when full production
: reached by April. Two pilot
tractors have already been pro-
duced from dies. parts. etc. OBJ
tanned from Cleveland. which gains
floor space by the deal enabling
u 10 step up production on huge
backlog Of war orders.
Avery has no war orders. Among
outlets for the Avery tractor will
he Montgomery Ward G. Co. and
Midwest Federation of Farm Btu
fcatS- who formerly bought traC-
tors from Cleveland Tractor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
Hardly Notice Effect

The reduction in octane num-
Der is due 10 the shortage OF
chlorine and lead. Where does
The chlorine shortage affect
gasoline you ask. Chlorine is
used 10 convert ScaWater into
bromine which is used with
other chemicals and lead 10
obtain high test fuel.
Outside of the knock that may
develop in your motor and slower
starting and getaway. the slight
reduction in octaneS will be little
noticed What effect il will have
on your mileage still remains TO
be tested, probably none.
There is solution for the
knock. however. On your car
there is an adjustment that can
be made easily 10 use lower
octane gases. This adjustment il
timing range selector with a
vacuum control which causes the
pressure OF the manifold TO re-
tard the spark
Cars which have special high
compression heads will find more
difficulty in using the lower
octane gasoline. Mechanical adj
iustments may be necessary un-
less premium fuels are used.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
On the Business Front

done by mon too old or TOO Young
for military service or h, man
deferred because Of disability Is
he replaceable9
Again. II the answer is Yes TO
any OF these. start training new
men.
IN THE FIRST draft only Q
per cont OF the defcrmCntS were
due 10 the fact that occupation
was necessary TO the war work.
while 81 per cent were deferred
because of dependents.
The first classification actually
viii rise from here in and Inc lat
ter Will drop.
WHILE TIE local draft boards
have the final say and the army
and navy can only adv $50. there
arc regional appeal boards. Final
appeal is 10 tho President. but 10
date less than 800 have tired
that.
No. don't know how they came
out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
Train Cannon Servicemen

The first Of a series OF Odds
mobile defense service schools
organized 10 train enlisted men
in Servlcing automatic cannon
for fighting planes. built by this
division Of General Motors. is in
session in Lansing Glasses are
conducted by J. J. DobbS. Odds
mobiles defense service man.
ager. Enlisted men attending
are from ordnance companies
attached 10 flying fields and
air bases
"OIdsmobile's defense service
program" SAID DobbS SIS to pro-
vide the armed forces with
factOry-trained men to supervise
future service work. at the scene
81 action. The enlisted men ara
first given opportunities to study
complete gun assembly and In
spection operations In the plant.
They are also given firing range
courses which permit opportu-
mites To check all functions NJ
the guns. Complete courses In
assembly and disasscmbly fol-
low. Detailed information on
gun operation and maintenance
II presented In the clsssrooms."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
Stee|s and i. ).
for
War Production

CLEVELAND. Feb. 16 Each
month secs the steel industry
more wholly concentrated on war
preparations. with better control
Of production and distribution.
Close cooperation Of government
bodies and steel producers is work.
inc out pattern for most efficient
use OF resources and every ton Of
steel is being utilized 10 the ut
most, says Steel
While many details remain 10
be adjusted the general picture has
cleared and progress * much bet
ter than few months ago.
Further controls are being i'm
posed and necessary materials
thereby directed into channels Of
vital importance 10 the war effort
To coordinate the war efforts
Of Canada and the United States
the former has been placed on
practically the same priority basis
as the latter for all war and
essential civilian supplies Appllca-
tons for priority made by Cana
dian steel users Will be handled
on the same basis as from those
IN the United States. Canada :
greatest need j. for plates for
Shipbulding and mills are booked
far ahead Additional plate mills
are under construction bur in the
meantime aid Is needed from this
country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
Stocks Rebound
As Singdpore's
Fall IS Absorbed

NEW YORK. Feb. Is GNS).--
Tho stock market today paid only
limited attention 10 the Fail Of
Singapore
Prices We're fractionally lower
AT the start hut tho list turned up.
ward once opening selling had
been absorbed The losses were
wiped out and gains running 10 a
point and more substituted.
StcelS were prominent in the
recovery Bethlehem wiped out n
point loss and substituted gain.
Crucible gained almost a point.
and L. $ Steel moved up a large
1actlon after opening lower.
Dnw Chemical was strong from
the start, gaining > points ChryS-
Ter rose over a point. and others
10 gam a point on more included
DUPONT. Johns ManvIlle, American
Smelling. and American Car and
Foundry.
Rails, aviatiOnS and mail orders
worked higher Eastman Kodak
lost a point and Westinghouse was
down.
CHICAGO. Feb. Is GNS)-
Wheat futures were &c 10 &c
lower a. The opening TODAY corn
&c mp 10 80 Off, and oats -
doVu
q WHEAT May. 81 ?9'. al 20.
July. Sl2lls; Sep'cmbcr Sl22".
CORN May S7i2C. July. So.
~" 500 September. 9O'ac.
OATS MAY J7l,C
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
MARKETS
DETROiISsa s1sffMES
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ. ). Kukeyser
Many Comfort Goods
Await Death Sentence

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. Other civilian durable goods
d1rcS viii follow automobiles and the economic casualty
last for the
ndoub dy when precious human lives sacrificed on the
tcd Of battle Industries be treated tcndeIA
But when the making Of such civilian comfort
electrical appliances radios their death
order making the implements
euogy the departing friends which nave lifted
the living Standds OF people not be entirely out Of
order
II difficult for officials. tho Splil' Of
planning industries which absorb
materials and transportation facilities wfch
needed for purposes but il takes
Imagination and for organizing launch nduSr>
goods
The current IcaduStment euphemscaly described down
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
Auto Lite Plans
p lane Paris

Electric Auto Lite Company
soon Viii enter the alrplsne part,
business on a large scale. Auto
Lite ha, purchased tho former
municipality owned Stickney ave
nue. airport in Toledo Of $50 acres
and viii construct 100000 square
feet or buildings 10 produce aero.
nautical equipment. Purchases was
made from the National Supply
Company
No federal aid j - be asked IN
fhe construction OF The new plant
bu' y VIII he financed entirely by
Eirc' .c AUio-Lltc SO estimate oil
expenditure was made.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
Engineers Oppose Cur

The government has ordered
the conservation Of lead and
chlorine to assure an adequate
supply Of high test gas for it's
mounting number of fighters and
bombcrS. Rut the raid on the
motorists supply has evoked
some protest
Tho gasoline subcommittee of
the Society of Automotive En-
gineers has submitted report
giving the effect OF lower-octane
fuel on design, operation and
Ante ance OF automotive
vehicles. Their conclusion Is
that any material reduction be-
low the current level would
introduce difficulties in the
operation of autos. trucks and
buses and the greater the reduce
ton. the greater the difficulties.
However. the present reduce
ton is not expected to be diff
cult 10 equalize. 1t will hardly
be noticed. according to fuel
experts. and is a small price TO
make our planes fly higher and
faster.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
Detroit Produce

A'E' ~ H',..s H4 r'a'fs.
nt w'H 20" 60 ''terf.I.t t'f 'l'
.A '" ~ d. |' 10. A- - %. i>D 't
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0r aat 49, fair 50 w.. ~. sa'a~.r'
81 ~ .HtaFEsf..r - Sc r
Esn,rss 81 taF g.. Golden DELICIOUS
~ ,r NeV fr-s Dl crates S So
..r min Wr.r'. 50 cartons =. $50 slxc
N.-' Wa.aIr.,sr. boxes p.aeI.as. an,
a.,s. sSsl-sa. S.. -. i,r,,. Al 80.
co.
Pr,<S F.r..a D.. rarue.s s,-trs..si
rar
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s., 49,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
With WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor

10 keep your apprentices with a
year or more training and don I
let hySterical draft boards take
them away.
Looking ahead TO l943. more
advice - offered
HERE. ARE a SGT Of rules and
II the anSWcTN i YES 70 any Of
them better start training re-
placement:
Is his wife the only one depend
cnt on him? Has she worked re-
Gently. supporting herself? Is
there outside income that could
take care Of the family? Would
The proposed allotment 10 a SOL
dicr'S family equal or exceed his
present contribution 10 famllys
support
II 4 MANS deicrmcnt hinges
on the character Of his work. ask
these questions
Can a woman do the work. Arc
women doing that type Of worl IN
other plants! Can his work I've
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
Auto
Graphs
Knock in Your Car
Just q Boost TO
Our Fighting Planes
Nv SILER FREEMAN

Does your car knock a little
these days? Do you have trouble
getting away quickly:
If these things ink you. put
il down as your bit for the
sake Of your country. You are
contributing a little anti-knock
compound 10 make the 100
octane gas TO fuel our planes
and bombers.
Acting unuer orders from the
government. most gasoline COM
panics have reduced the tetra-
ethyl content OF motor fuels
from about 2l2 &C. per gallon TO
IL &C. This reduces the octane
number about two So if you
were using a 75-octane gas. il Is
now - or % If it was II, it
now is about 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
BUSINESS
Caution Urged
For Traders in
Stock Market
nv LEWIS HA\EY

Professor o EconomIc.. y. '. 4 niv'r.it,
Toward the end OF last week.
the market showed some owl
dcncc Of StifTenIng resistance 10
the bearish forces. Accordingly
the discussion Of tho nearby out
look may well start with that
fact.
On the one hand il can be
argued that prices have TO-
treated 10 a low level where
most stocks can hold their
ground. 1t can be argued that
everything in the way Of bad
news which is al all likely 10
lie ahead, has already been dis
counted In this connection.
the extreme dullneSs OF the
market. may we'll be mentioned
on the other hand. there is
the plain fact that not bit
Of buoyancy or rallying power
has been shown Probably A
market which can't counter
attack has about a. much chance
Of successfully holding against
beariSh developments as an
army under similar circum-
stances
The outstanding point is that
almost complete uncertainty
exists. No one can know. or
he rea Sonably sure. what is 10
happen. Consequently, the only
advice onr can give is 10 be
cautious the same advice given
here last week.
Traders should he cautious.
because further reaction is cas-
lily possible. Investors should he
cautious, because things are hap
pening in the battle of Wash
ington which may develop I'M
favorably for all individual en-
terpriSe.
1t really seems that about
the best that should be expected
is sterilization of the market
position. This might we'll find
expression in A dull. sideways
movement. which would be the
most encouraging condition that
could happen. 1t might indicate
a base for the more sustained
recovery most people would
like to see. But such sound
outcome is not yet definitely in
sight, So be cautious.
on tho favorable side. ono
can say that. in tho face of had
news and weakness in foreign
markets. the averages held we'll
on Friday This * around the
December low. and makes a log
ical resistance level. II gives
some evidence that the market
may have discounted bad news
from Singapore
The short interest has grown.
and the technical position in
general has been strengthened.
The railway stocks have held
relatively well. and a favorable
rate decision by the l. c. c. is
probably close at hand. A week
ago they had been run up in
anticipation. and a speculative
reaction was logical.
The earnings in sight are
plenty good enough to warrant
present prices. Initiation is in
creasing. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
Reconversion Task Will Follow Victory

Acr Vct0ry against japanese, he Mis-
FascIStS there viii be task Of
In the highly specialized Of modern nau> al
tools the viii be simple and
maize 1t VIII call for high order intelligence
and capital well The impulse do the viii be
heightened by the accumulation during wartime of
demand poStponable durable goods OF every
Meantime civilian industries either eliminated on
dGCcd
better of the models In addition
be hoped that the high command viii recognize the
alocatInc
old civilian machine, Such policy will only nclp evil
but lch legitimate repair activities VIII also
help 10 Of life Tor small business
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
Accent on Accessories

Anticipating a demand for ac-
CcSSoricS with the coming OF
spring Pontiac Motor division
is Al work on now driving and
maintenance aids and the adap-
tation of 1912 accessories TO
older cars. according to d. y.
Bathrick. general salesmanager.
"Factory-approved accessories
In most instances are developed
to proIong the life of car and
make the driving Of older cars
easier and more pleasant" Bath
rick said Growing sales of
seat covers. for instance. indi-
cate that a greater number Of
motorists have resigned them.
selves To holding onto their pres
ent cars for an indefinite period"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
Metal Markets

NEW YORK. Feb a. Copper dealings
v''ta most" confined 20 The eKpedl'iug 81
copper INTO consumers hands Fvics va,
unchanged A. collins price % - cents
l-4+iaa e-t-vcred Connecticut VALLEY Ex-
p1r' copper vas que =: II cents a
pound SeW York
Zinc pl.cs hsrs wss h-m - ceiling isvel
0f IS cents pound Fas' - Louis
Demand fof lead continues 20 hold IN
eNCess NJ ava sh'r supplies a. 50 cents
= pound NeV York, and - cents
mound - fDtls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
DETROIT MOVES Up

Steel production last week was
! point above the preceding week.
AZ % per cent. Detroit advanced
s points 70 81 Dor cent Pittsburgh
IL points 10 96 Wheeling g.
points 10 90I. New England s
points 10 100. Cleveland = points
TO ST. and Youngstown ! point
10 So. Cincinnati lost points 10
81 per cent and Chicago i3-point
TO 1922. Rates were unchanged at
Buffalo. 49,; 81; Louis, rs: Bir-
mingham, 90; eastern Pennsyl-
Vanla. 90
Office OF Price Administration
has issued further reviSions IN the
scrap schedule 10 eliminate diff
cultleS that have arisen in inter
probation Better definition Of
unpreparcd scrap Is given and A
established for nv
draulic bundles containing tin
coated material according 10 the
percentage oi the latter Reguia
tons governing preparation of
rcmot" >crap. delivery hy motor
and tho ceiling on heavy melting
stool IN 'h0 Boston switching dis
trct arc slightly changed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
STILL SHORT SCRAP

Scrap supply has not improved
materially and return Of winter
weather in northern districts has
hampcrod collection and prepare
ton Various campaigns 10 I'M
cover dormant supplies have not
Yet made appicciable Roadway and
such As has been brought out has
been absorbed quickly. Automobile
Wrecking yards arc beginning 10
move their material but not Suffi-
cicnt has been shipped 10 relieve
the situation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
Washington Tries TO Release Men and Materials

Tho OBJECTIVE Washington release and materials
FOR making about effort may
SIrc victory tho consideration TINS hlgh! desirable
timing OF Decentralization o lptrSi1"~
COLI ndciN The economy
unC II Woud be mistake plan nterlude HctWeen
topping and getting
materials interval would be the Of
land. workers, available
atmancn, work would be forced deneS civilian indus
prcmaucly shut down
When self supporting be ganuly employed and
rceomc charge the community the national
weakened The ideal keep all Of those subject canul
employment productive work absorbing large ratio Of the
otai armament production be needed 10 achieve the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
Detroit Poultry

Market sssdv Hen. average run c2c
hens ne. ara Up 23c. urcsr -. In
2ic, le-norn hers lbs ana up 2oo rock
hroUsrs from - lbs &c coarse
ana Stacy snrirsers tsc leghorn stays
10: cspons lbs snd 10. PC Under I
lbs CSC. rock spr.nEers smooth legs I 70
3 lhs 2Sc. cocks ic0l4c
EGGS Nsrks' unsettled Cufrsn, re-
cs.pts % undergrade' rs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
Canadian Loddings
Rise 10 63,235 Cars

OTTAWA. Feb 6-Loadings
during the week ended February
I totaled 63.23j cars, compared
with 62.23l. in tho previous week
md - 5S7 IN tho ike week last
Ncsr. Dominion bureau of ststis-
Tics reports.
LosdingS fnr rho YEAR 10 f'ebr-
ary Z. were 35s. sol against 5O4.-
i35 in the like period last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
enc tt,O
Earnings

>'tionsl oh Products orpsn, reports
fEf 'tl 1921 net ..ff M 1859 10.
.ttr. -.Ht.aI t'H' me- arfi' ..,..s rt e q
faN Nu' fvCusIye " touparts interest
r pfstf's rr Eslen Crnpz ~hfch ts
sprtINIus'rIv 20 % cent owned
National OIL Products. COMPARES utfn
Ssn7 SIS IN 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
N. Y. Bank CIearinus
Reduced by HOLIDAY

%EW YORK. Fob 16 The
\ru York Clearing House Assoc
cia'Ion, reports cloarng> for th"
fyc-dgv week ended February Is
totalcd S. 6i5 OoS. 3S7. ~ compared
with $3.50 6S725l IN tho previous
,,.,l-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16

FLATLY PREDICTING that
kCv mon and hreadwinncrS MAY
he IN the army by the end of l943.
an article IN tho Wall Street Jour
nal offers some excellent advice
TO employers.
The rules will change and mon
with only one dependent or a par
tial dependent may be subject 10
draft, Also instead Of being "cS-
Scntial a worker VIII probably
have 10 be "irrcplaceable' IN or
der 10 be exempt.
Don't count on kc ing en-
ployes who have been in Ia and
don't hire them for Jobs where
they can't he replaced easily. In
other words don't train them FOR
essential Jobs and don't Try 10 fish
them out Of the draft pool
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
Forbes
Firms Cushion
Reserves From
Big Gross Earnings
BY II. &. FORBES

since the spring OF 1888. The
net decline. however, at the
Weekend was moderate.
Those in Wall Street who are
hulliShly inclined contend that
the extreme dullncSS indicates
that the market has been rather
thoroughly sold out, that the
worst regarding both Singapore
and tho Philippines has already
been discounted, that a solid
foundation has been land for an
upward movement If A. and
when better war news de-
NclopS
They point 10 enormous I'M
creaSc> m gross earnings beng
reported by many corporations
and 10 the abnormal sums which
arc being set aside for con-
tincencleS,
Report after report reveals
that dircC appropriated
enough money for special pur-
poses 10 bring net available for
dividends down 10 approximately
tho 1910 basis Indeed I; would
almost appear a. # there had
been concerted agreement 10
follow such q course
Ono result is that increased
or extra dividends are rare.
Another result Is that The
absence Of marked expansion ~
carnIng>-pcr-shac has had
negative influence stock market
wise.
Discerning investors, however.
give due weight ia The plump
cushions many companies are
providing from their huge gross
They emphasize luS. IN time
thu, viii bc recognized and re-
Elected las The stock market
ON tic other hand bears
-l,ycN upon tho exceedingly
agor demand for stocks. upon
eenormaH~- percentage of
earning grabbed hY tdN coi-
lcctorS upon still heavier loom
inc lmpoSi~. upon the slim BIOflt
MARGINS ON most war business
determination that nobody VIII
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16

ON TIE OTHER hand. during
l9'2 fight 10 keep men who have
been rated 2-B essential 10 war
especially II they fall IN
any Of the 800 critical occupations
listed ny sclcctivs' service. Fight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16

'r"Ht iakrs Dredfe sud Dock COMPANY
fcp.' e fH' ~" wear 1871 ne profit ~
Sg.io l9l sffsr '"dPral income 'aSes etr
equal 20 90 'srts snare against S12a SOS
ur So cFr's . shafs N lqtO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16

But MANY new lows for the
wear have been made. \ ma ior-
ity Of stocks declined IL week.
Some woakne has aDpcarrd
among the rails. Foreign mar
kctS are off.
The growing war economy At
home is factor. Rationing is
being extended. Weekly bust
ness indexes have dipped.
Bad taxation tendencies have
recently been expressed by
Eccles and Henderson. showing
New Deal bias still prevalent.
The market now has TO contend
with inComo-taX selling in an
ticiDation Of March Is.
The Australian program Of
cutting down profits and con-
trolling investment of capital, is
menacing
And war news is bad. Burma ?
Sumatra The German Atlantic
fleet? The Normandie? Are
these. and what they portend.
fully discounted
hope so; but who can be
sure,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
Unlisted Stocks

Approx mate prtC.' furnished ~ me Va
ona. assoc s'on ~ Securities Dealers
-. - l.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-30
ASon Threat Faced
BIZ Farm DWeI|ers
Enemy Agents Moy Seek
% Cripple War Effort

EAST LANSING, June 80 -
w. A warning tn at farm
dwellers must be prepared to
meet the threat of arsonists
seeking to destroy their crops to
cripple the nations war effort
faced Michigan county agents
assembled here today.
The agents have come to
Michigan State College for an
annual school of instruction. o.
j. Cleary, chief air raid warden,
addressed to them a message
that the saboteur may be active
In the grain field, attempting to
set damaging fires, when the
dry season arrives. He cautioned
the agents on steps to be taken
20 protect crops and reduce dam
aga in event of fire.
The rural community should
not feel that simply because 1t
contains no large defense indus
try it need not b o h + with
blackout drills, Cleary asserted.
He pointed out that even If en-
envy planes passing over a small
community dropped no bombs,
Its lights might serve as a land
mark to guide them to and from
their targets.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-30
Serving YOU Has Made My Life a Succe,

Signed: r. @. bob Peltier
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-30
Hoffman Proposes
federal Who's Who
AIlegon Republican
Introduces Resolution

WASHINGTON, June 30-(P)
Rep. Clare Hoffman proposes
the establishment of a federal
who's who which would id.en-
tify government employees who
are "using or hiding behind as
sunled names"
The Michigan Republican in
PRODUCED a resolution yesterday
which would require persons
drawing compensation from the
federal government and using a
name other than the one given
them at birth to file a state
ment of original and subsequent
names and the reason for chang
ing.
Buy War stamps
DETROIT - (P) - Nineteen
persons were injured here Mon
day In four collisions involving
street cars. In one crash, two
street cars collided. In the three
others automobiles were struck
by street cars. The Street Rail
way Commission began an in
VeStigation.