davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
Farmers Market

F-UITs-Apnies. Duchess fancy. s. IS
81 50 hu No !. 75caSl IS. No. 2, Sc;
Nclntosh, No ], 81 bu. wealthy. fancy
s. bu.. No. !, 81 5on1.T5; No 2. 81 %
Wolf River. Nc J. 81 500 80 bu. Crab
apple. No 7 81 2sni75 bu Cantalope
Hearts of Cod fancy, $3.50 bu; No. /,
s. 5Ua3. No. z 81. Honey Rocks. No. !,
81 25H2 50 bu Market King. fancy. A3 %
Eariy Variety. No. 1. 2Oa 22c 4-qt. basket;
Hucklebcrrfes No / 50 70 q. 80 2t-qt crate :
No. T. IS Peaches- South Haven, fancy.
81 7sNs bu- No. J. s29z5o. Hale Haven.
= Bartletts fancy. 81 81 bu No. l. 81
~ q 81 so Clapp's Favurits. No. l.
81 75H22S. No 2 nOl .5o. Plumf
Fancy, 50, No /. S7R2.5o ou No. 2
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENs-Leaf
lettuce. No. l. 75c n /. % bu head lettuce
- :. 81 so Romano, NO. !, 4OG soc bu
Escsrole. No. /. 5oasoc pu.; No. z, toe.
VEGETABLE GREENs-ConArds 10.
: tU CSC bu S0rrel No. /. sos CSC bu
tunach. No. /, s. n J rs hu. No 2. I5e.
Tur-ip 30. T. 500 75e bu. Mustard. No
I su.l 75c DO Cabbage Greens. No l..
4gff60c bu Rsls No I. 800 SOC 0u. Swiss
C7ard. No Z. 500 SOC bu.
VEGETABLES miscellaneous Roman
Beans so. !, i-zanz bu Wax Beans.
fancy. 81 bu No J. SD 50. NJ. 2. soc.
Flat Green Fa8ns No /. TfCWfi bu. a..
$751; @ bUr Round Green Beans fancy.
f'A. 4 ] NO -
$50. $50 2 sOc Ksnturky Wonder
Beans 30 Siu p BIO No zoe
ma Beans so s. s0r q bu Ber's
o.. uf1l dCz hunchss No. 2tg
$50 g. 81 b0H1 ou. CabnsEe 30 !.
/: zoe bu. Eee Cabbage. 80. !, on SIC
D. curly Cabbage 30. ]. 60r Ihc tu.
Carrots 80 551 t0c d0z runehes
rsrrou TOPPED No 10 81 bu No.
flr CasHnJ~ef So 81 f01 fo 81
2 2lHIe s Celrrg fancy SOC To
co., tlnrhsE NO q $50 SO No. 2. laT
.cce3 casasg, 80 /. s. 2'9i 80 g
i.u fanc s. So toH7a-. Nc
io' III fstg 81 90 No
80 II.he.s 'anc,
~ ers Harfl.. FeFr.art $50. g. ~
tsi On So 500. Hofsefsdish. 30 j.
IS sb,1gv is re uu. Tor su rpo1 u,sr-
Kohrrsul. So 500 $50 duH ~
I.eris 80 IJs,fsl or h.h' on
q Sc duI hchs pietAnF onions -
So 20 -s rr.e aarhri Fl-firr "a
rZf bl 80 e. CurN psrriet .
gov rrt
o.. stee' rr BASH"
49,. ,srr. S. 81 49, IS. staii-
- 90 Rsd.ehsE re- 80 ''H -
f.. H.is so SOL .HrE Nn.'f no
lr COZ th- F.aha-ss %
b. s- D. ...F ho
OH -. r. 4lrrsr Er srr GDr ru
20 Tab.f queen. 80 T. o. 3
81 1rar1 80 81 sn I's.ar So
-a sr $40 6u $50 Ps
ar1 Itcns T--l, 'rarsa 'ar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
I Economists
Offer Sales Tax,
Savings Plan
Propose Postwar
'Kiek-Baek' on Stamp,
Issued on Purchase.

WASHINGTON. Aug, % (UP).
Two economists today supported
a plan TO combine compulsory
savings with a sales tax.
Charles o. Hardy and Meyer
Jacobstein of the Brookings InstiS>
tuition. social science research
organization, were said to have
told a special Senate finance SUBJ
committee that the plan. proposed
by Senator John A. Danaher (R)
of Connecticut, could be modified
to raise great deal OF money
without imposing a crushing bur-
den on persons with small in
comes.
Danaher's plan calls for a gem
eral sales tax Of at least 10 per
cent. Special "tax stamps" would
be issued equal to the amount of
the tax paid. These stamps would
then be turned in for special nom
Interest bearing nonnegotiable
bonds, redeemable after the war.
Hardy and Jacobstein suggested
that only part OF stamps be made
good for bonds.
FIVE BILLION TAKE
Senator Bennett c. Clark CD Of
Missouri. chairman OF the sub
committee which is studying the
Withholding tax provisions OF the
Sc, 271 ,000, 900 House-approved bill.
told reporters after the closed
session that Hardy and Jacobstein
estimated that such a tax would
yield approximately $1,000, OO0, 900
a year at 1871 prices.
AT the higher price levels pre-
Ivailing in 1912 and 1913, they told
the committee. the yield would be
somewhat larger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
MaCNider Promoted
To Brigadier General

UNITED NATIONS HEAD
QUARTERS IN A u S T r ALA,
Aug. % (INS). - Hanford Mac
Nider, former assistant secretary
of war and former national COM
mander of the American Legion,
has been promoted from colonel
to brigadier general, Gen. Douglas
MacArthur's headquarters an
nounced today.
General MacNider, who also was
at one time American minister TO
Canada, has been assistant chief
of plans and training for General
Macarthur since the latter'S ar
rival in Australia from the Philip
Dimes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
London Will Fete
.Dieppe Raid Heroes

LONDON. Aug. % GNS).-
Heroes of the Dieppe raid are
coming 10 London for. "celebra-
ton leave" weekend. it was an
nounced today.
The entire capital was eagerly
awaiting the arrival of the Amer
lean, British. Canadian and Fight
ing French troops who carried out
the bold attack on the French
coast Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
Detroit Produce

APPLEs-.virE,nis and West Virgins
bu. baskets, Norwest Greetings. u 8.
No l. and u. s, fancy. 2h-in. and larger
81 Is Michigan hu. basket and bu. crts.
n so. best in basket 81 as: bu crts
generally good, 81 rs; bu. crts. Duchess
Y. ;. No. !. ~ in min. 90c 81. Wolf
Rivers bu. er,s., Sin. min. si.toe so
i25s som. rips s275G3
oCADoS-California flats. summe,
green varieties, los. $40; lS-2os. 81 3c
BLUEBERRIEs - Michigan cultivated
cellophAne wrapped. per pit. a. G2se.
CANTALOUPES-Salm Meats Call
fornia. MENDOZA section, Jumbo crates ais
- Jumbo 3s-Aas. Adt2o; best. $50.
GRNPEs caifopai. al a: :lis, s.
Thompson seedless. 81 SOFA 90 best
mostly t2s5@2. go Red Malsgas. Sass
G3: Ribiers. S3s0T4
type caiifornls salinas district. 5 dol.,
mostly Sc 5oa675 doz, So 50
oNIoNs-5o-l6. sacks. Michigan. Z. s.
Round Whites. L. s No. /. medium, 81 Is
p 2 California, spanish type. u. =. No, l,
4 4, LIN and larger Si7oa -; Oregon and
Washington. Spanish type =. S. CONNER
Gals SIN and larger M.s9gl3s. :,
best mostly IS: fair condition, s2T5:
South Carolina, Ain. and up. fair con
ditioo, s2.75; "a in. and up, 81, as: hi.
70 large sizes s32sF35o Virginia. Bal.
GeorEiss II, in. min. 81 as, Michigan,
Hale Ravens. bu. bask-. u =. No. I, 2-iu.
min. fair 10 gsnsrslly Sod. t2H22'; Cal
PEAs-Colorado bu. basket s2G2.25.
PoTAToEs-ioo-lb sacks California,
u $. No. l. washed Long Whites. $40
u. s No. l. washed Ions
whites. some showing green. s3.7sS4;
Idaho, U. s. No /. washed Long Whites.
50: r. s. No. I washed Russell Burbank..
commercials. s56S25; MichiFsn. U 5.
No. /. unwashed Cobbiers 81 SOL o.
Chippewas, U. y. No. /. unvashed. $3.50
SWEET Louisiana. Puerto
Rican Vans, bu. erts.. y. 3 No. I, S3.25
n33S mostly 81 IS: Tennessee, Puerto
Riesn Vans. bu, erts.. 50 Nancy Halls
bu hampers. ~ IS.
wATERMELoNs - oklahoma Cannon
balls - 80 lbs S75T soc, Missouri Cuban
Queens. 20 los. 55ae0
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Aug 81 UNs) .-cHEEsE-
Twins. 22ia n22a.e; daisies. prints and
longhorns 70 23ac.
LIVE fO1LlEt - slhlNtN rlthuN 10
strong turkeys, lsn26c; hens, le024Hc:
ieshorn hens IAN 2ohe; springers. asa
25c: broilers, 23625hc: ROSTERS. 14n n
15c ducks. 1Onl7he; geese. lon17c.
BUTTER Receipts 1881 tubs. market
steady 20 &c up. Extras. 81 score. Al c:
standards, so score cars 41%e; extra
hrsts, 81 score, III &C, hrsts. $3.50 score.
80 "a T40he; specials. % score t2Tf2hc.
EGGS Receipts 10, iss cases market
steady. Current receipts, 32he fresh ex-
ira hrsts, 35if q 3sto fresh nrsts, 3fu
IS dlrties, 81 &c checks, 700 30c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
Wayne Employees
Buy $4,000 in Bonds

Wayne County employees bond
sales day this month netted $685.
900, il was announced today by
Chairman Otis l.. Walker Of the
board of county auditors. Walker
said it was expected like amount
would be turned over to the treas
ury every month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
Civilian Coffee Cup
Gets Another Slash

WASHINGTON, Aug. % nNS) .
. The War Production Board
today announced that a further
cut of 10 per cent in the amount
Of coffee available 10 American
will be made effective
/. The reduction is
officials said. because
OF the shipping situation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
National League
CINCINNATI

Totals "a 8 "a 3 Totals 81 10 Il l3
-Batted for Phillips In ninth.
tBaited for Beggs ia ninth.
Cincinnati o2l 600 0O0--3
Chicago 100 OoO OOx-e
Runs-Hsas. Upton. Keleher, Hack 2.
Gilbert. Nicholson, Cavarretta, Dallessan-
dro. Errors--Merullo, Lamanno. Runs
batted in--Tipton, Lamanno, Dsliessandro
2. Cavarretta, McCullough 2, Merullo Zip
ton scored on Merullo's error in second).
Two-bass hits--Haas. Phillips, Cavarretts,
Kelleher. Three base hit-7zMArshall. Sac
rince hits-Lee. Double plays-Frey 10
Phillips 10 Mccormick Gilbert 70 Hack 20
Sturgeon. Left on bases-Cincinnati z,
Chicago 10: Bases on balls-On Starr 4.
of shoun 4. OF Beggs 2, of Lee ,. Struck
out-By Beggs }, by Lee l. Hits-On Starr
q In 4 Ia innings, of Shoun / In 0 innings.
OF Beggs IN 3 % innings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
Priests Choice Heads
State Welfare Board

LANSING. Aug. 22.-After FIR
Peter p. Walkowiak of Ham,
tramck. declined the post, DIR l..
c. Christian of Lansing today was
elected chairman of the reorgan-
lied state social welfare commits
sion. In declining the position.
Father Walkowiak suggested Dr.
Christian for it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
Payment Of 10 Cents
ChamberIin Metal

Chamberlin Metal Weather strip
Company has declared a dividend
of 10 cents. payable September
TO TO holders Of record September
?. A dividend OF IS cents was
paid June 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22

'Batted for Hamlin In ninth.
Pittsburgh 100 0l0 600 ?
81. Louis 100 O42 I2x-i0
Runs oscarrart 2. Brown. Slaughter 2,
Ausisl g. W. Cooper z, Kurowski. MAJ
ion Error-Kuowsk. Runs batted in
W. Cooper 3. Kurowski. Marion, Hopp
2, Musal q Brown, Elliott. tCoscaraTt
scored in first on wild Pitch. Two-bass
Slaughter, Hopp. Home
runs Musial W. Cooper. stolen bases
W Cooper. Double plays-Marion "a
Hopp Marion 20 Brown TO Hopp. Left
on bases-St. Louis ., Pittsburgh s. Bases
on balls-off BeaEley 5, Off DietL T. off
Hamlin ]. Struck out-By BeaIley 3:
BY Dietz 3. Hits--Of Dietz 10 in Ia
innings off Hamlin 2 in % innings.
wild pitch-BeaZley. Losing pitcher--DietI.
Umpires-Dunn, Sears and Stewart. Time
OF game-2.22 Attendsnce-2,0i 0 paid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
MALE APPAREL UP

Volume in male apparel stores
exceeded last week by about ) per
cent and ran well over the total
for last year, making gains in
some instances of as much as 40
per cent.
Wholesale distribution continued
on a par with or slightly above a
week ago, 5 per cent above last
year, and deliveries of fall mer-
chandiSe ran well ahead of 1871.
Collections both wholesale and
retail are better than last year but
have slowed down slightly from
last week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
Livestock Markets
pTTTSBrRGH

R0H
lcATTEE-Rscslpts. rs: market steady.
good. slaeit: common 400 IA So; h.if-
srs. medium TO good. si2 Q i3.so: common.
s,aa; Gamers and cutters, ssosso: bulls.
FOOD s to cno,es sl-a3eia-so: eonman to
ns anns HsoGio' ma. $3.50. 49,.
SIS. 30 . IS 90; 7oo-37o MS. Si5.s 80 D Is 30;
22o-2S lbs. 3151oni5so: 73o-7s lbs.
SIS soal5.15; 2eo-3s0 Ibs. CsofAsoI
ioo.i3o lbs-. Na.7oeio; rougha. si3@
SHELF Receipts. 100, msrsse STEADY 10
strong. Choice lambs. sit0lA7s: medium
70 good; n2.ooTisso; eornmon lambs.
cALvEs-Rse.ip,s. so: market steady
70 strong; good 60 choice, s1s9if: medium.
as D i45 so, eulls ana commons. ssGiI5o.
CHICAGO
esipts. 5000; market. steady. Top. AIS 10:
bulk, n+1a -: hs.yiss, siAsoaMso:
'S1u. ,b, 'n sI ,sei; 81, 49, n;st asSs
.ows SIS 7s0i1.o: pigs. sissit
steady. c.ly,.-lR.es'p,:, 500; %srs.'.
mss b;ti iss . ssSs, s,9si: So
Butchers h.ltsrs. sioais.so; cows, 500
IL. bulls $3.50 3i7 as calves. 81 o rs:
feeders. ss6i2T5 stoekers: steers. SIC
Ii325' COWS and heifers. ss1I2.75
SHEEP Receipts, 1900, market,
steady Lambs, it50015so: common,
sl2 2nit 50; yearlings, sil 75g IL so;
feeders, Sl7Hi3. ewes A9e5o.
EAST BUFFALO
EAST BUFFALO N. r., Aug. Al tfSsl.
-HoGs-sslsbie receipts. 800. market To-
l5c over Wednesday, strong to zoe over
Thursday; good ana choice. 1s0-710 It's,
usually averaging over zoo Ms. 3l5.tS -
$3.50 to i.rrs, SIS 90 and upward u
si37 rs: 24o-ao0 tbs., sl+.75Gi5 20. rough
sows si3 35ai3s3
CATTLE-Salable receipts, $50: market
unch AnEed. odd-head grass fat hsifsrs. ti3.
moderately covered steers and heifers,
Sii. SO y Ia rs. including Canadians sl7 and
above: strongweight sausage bulls. si2:
cutter and common cows, 80. IS n 10 IS:
Gamer 25n6e5
CALVES--sslAble receipts. $50; vealets
strong 20 soc higher. good ana choice.
sl6 so sparingly si7; common and medium,
Sil.Dai6.
SHEEP ~-salable receipts. 800: sprinx
lambs steady; good 10 choice, TOSS fhf,,
sI5nl3.60; medium and mixed grAdes,
sl3 SOC 1880: handyweight ever to 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
Dividends

Aluminium Company Of America
has declared a dividend OF 81 on
the common, payable September
10 10 holders Of record August u.
A similar amount was paid IN pre-
YiouS quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
Capital City Products
Pays 25-Ct. Dividend

Capitol City Products Company
has declared a dividend of IS
cents. payable September p to
holders of record September II.
Alike amount was paid June 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
.Wi||kie toCarry
Proof TO
Near East, Russia

WASHINGTON, Aug. % QNS).
Wendell l.. Willkie today joined
the list of presidential trouble
shooters when President Roosevelt
announced that the 1910 Repub-
lican nominee would 60 TO the
Near East and Russia as a mes
senger of truth to dispel miscon-
ceptions of American diSunity ex-
listing in those territories.
Confirming Wilkes disclosure
that a six weeks tour of the vital
areas had been arranged. the Chief
Executive declared that Willkie
would devote his efforts toward
TELLING Egyptian. Turkish,
PaleStinian, Syrian. Iraqian,
Iranian and Soviet leaders the
truth about Americas war eff
fort, her internal unity and her
determination TO win the war.
ACCOMPANYING the future fate
of the countries he will visit
under a Nazi new order" as
against an Allied postwar COM
munity OF nations.
OPINIONS OF U. S.
Advices reaching the American
government. the President dis
closed, indicated. that a great
many people throughout the world
particularly in the Near and Mid
die East, held the conviction that
Americas war effort was being
undermined by a succession oil
strikes and walkoutS.
For this misconception the com
,mander-in-chief partially blamed
the American press and its erro-
ineous reporting of the state of af'
fairs.
Every one knows, the President
stated, that the production delay
I is but a percentage fraction Of the
total effort and that il is in mos,
cases due to changing priority re.
lquirements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
u. 5. Graphite Votes
Another IS Cents

United States Graphite Company
has declared a dividend of IS
cents payable. September IS. TO
holders Of of record September l.
A like amount was paid June IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
Calumet and Hccla Consolidated

Copper Company declared dlvl-
dend 81 . cents on the common,
payable September II 10 holders
OF record September ! The same
amount was paid in previous quar-
orc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
Detroit Stocks

Sales Usr low II 90 chs
. .av 1000 o.. ~ ....
H..I Lock 100 90 ~ 81
Dividends IN the foregoing table are th'
anpuHnts declared or psid ~ far this year
unless otherwise noted a-IiquidatinG diVt
dend bon accommodations, eN-IN dividend
stock dividend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22

Pittsburgh Metallurgical Com
pany has declared dividend of %
cents on the common, payable
September Is 10 holders Of record
September 9. The same amount
was paid June Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
Retail
Trade
Favorable

Generally favorable reports con-
tinue 10 mark the trend Tof mer-
chandise distribution in the De-
troit area during the current week
and most lines have made gains
over the previous week and last
year, according TO Dun g. Brad
street. Fall buying is accelerating
its pace.
Some divergence is indicated in
returns from department stores,
sales ranging from 5 per cent be-
low last week to II per cent
above; however, volume exceeded
last year by percentages running
from IS to so per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
Earnings

American Cyansmh Company and sub
sidiaries for the SIX months ended June so
report net prcht Of 81 0Ss. 00l after
provisions Of 81 767 O04 for federal and
foreign taxes on income and $500. 900 for
contingencies. The above net Is equal,
after preferred dividends, 20 SO cents n
share on 2,61s.3e4 shares OF the common
This compares with adjusted net profit Of
81. 592 762 in the FIRST six months Of the
year. after provisions OF 1882, .
Sc for federal and foreign taxes on In
rome and $500 600 for contingencies. Net
for that period was equal to 81 cents a
common share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
Plymouth OH Company has de-

clared a dividend Of 20 cents. pay
able September 30 20 holders Of
record September 10. A similar
amount was paid IN June.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
Quaker Oats Company has de

clared the regular quarterly dlVl-
dend OF 81 on the common, payable
September Is 10 holders Of record
September ].
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
SPECIALTIES BUSY

Speciality shops report the week
about equal TO the previous week,
but as compared with a year ago
gains are smaller than in most
lines and in the case of certain
units below 1871 because of the
exceptional activity in silks and
furs late in the summer Of last
year, resulting from announced
shortages and impending luxury
taxes.
Promotional efforts have been
greatly curtailed, but limited spe-
cial offerings have been exception
ally well received.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
Dow-Jones Bonds



IL Federal
or decrease August r.
Avg" A%s.,i
rserv.s
Ipdu.tr. I, .sv sr1: discounted J ,sssHa sss
bonds
:
a.feoss1 @~t
Due from foresn bank. s...
IInco ems \
5 5a"S ? s:'.: 81. +".lD
LIABILITIES
Fedora Reserve no.s in actual circulate
Member bank-re recount -
ned
Foreign
isbluss including
Total a,oe
eerredav iry Items
uAbut ncludn -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
STAND REVERSED

Wickard also reversed his stand
on farm parity when he agreed
with Henderson that the ban on
ceilings for farm commodity prices
until they reach 10 per cent of
parity now in the price control
law- should be removed and the
minimum set at 100 per cent This
would give farmers the relative
purchasing power they had in the
1909 1914 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
Ceiling Prices
For Livestock
Reddied by 0PA
Lowering Limitations
on Form Parity Lett
10 Congressional Action

WASHINGTON Aug - 'tFl
Plans f-r Establishment oi may
r-u-7 prices for on tho hooi iiNo-
stock were understood TODAY 10
,4yc hee- worked oui ry Tho Office
m prr- Administration. and The
question az lowering farm panty
limitations was pat SQudrelN up 10
Congress ty.tPA tht-t Leen lien
dcT>On
Tho livestock ceiling price plan
no "details OF which were available.
must first Doe approved by Secre-
'7~v Of Agriculture Claude z
NIckard Wickard has already
endorsed the principle Of such cell
incs- imposing only one condition
that a practical marketing plan
be evolved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
Unlisted Stocks

Approximate prices furnished by the Ma
fionAl Association OF Securities Dealers
Inc District No. s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
Borden Company and domestic and

Borden Company and domestic and
Canadian subsidiaries for the six months
ended June 30 report net proht of
s.. 37s, 1885 after federal taxes and provision
OF 81 600 600 10 reserves for special con
tingencies and niscela neous assets. The
above net Is equal 90 II cents a share on
4 377 3O4 shares While taxes have been
accrued AZ higher rates than IN 1871. de-
termination OF the sufhcency thereof must
await the passage OF the tax bill now
pending In Congress the company states.
T compares with net profit OF s. $40, ssh
or so cents n share on 4. 3s6. 70i shares In
the FIRST half of 1871 when $500 600 was
reserved for contingencies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
sEr NEAT ALLEGATION

OPA officials hoped the live
stock ceilings would defer indeii-
nitely the threatened necessity OF
meat rauon.ng. especially If u
werF Supplemented by ALLEGATION
Of meat products 10 shortage
areas. The shortage areas, mainly
in the East and Northeast, were
said by the OPA 20 have sprung
from "SqucCzeS' placed on packers
through imposition Of ceilings on
meat prices with no corresponding
ceiling on livestock.
Wickards conditional approval
~ tho livestock ceiling plan was a
reversal Of his previous policy He
and Henderson were understood 10
b. considering other price ceilings
for certain farm products.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22

Pan American Petroleum and Transport
Company and subsidiaries for the quarter
after charges but before federal taxes on
income However, after adjustment Of
accruak OF federal taxes on income per
tanning 10 FIRST quarter and accruing taxes
on second quarter earnings estimated IN
accordance with the bill recently passed by
the House net loss Of Pan-American
Petroleum and Transport Company for the
June quarter amounted 20 $500. OO6 In
the June quarter OF the preceding year
the company reported consolidated net
prnnt after charges and federal taxes ~
81 500 $50. equal 70 40 cents a share on
.7O2 ei5 shares.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22

Totals 81 8 ~ 10 Totals IS II q IA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
oolrste-Palmouve-Pest Company and


subsidiaries. excluding subsidiaries and
branches outside the western hemisphere,
In a report for six months ended June 30
show a net profit OF S2241073, after pro-
visions totaling 50. 725, 600 for federal and
foreign income and excess profits taxes.
including estimated additional taxes under
pending legislation minority interest. etc.
The above net profit is equal after pre-
ferred dividend requirements To oil n
share on ,es2 .s01 shares OF the common.
excluding 81 1853 treasury shares on a
like basis net profit for the corresponding
period OF the preceding year Was 50 .3ss,-
074 or 81 90 a common share. Earnings
OF foreign subsidiaries and branches located
in the western Hemisphere have been in
cluded only to the extent received In cash
In United states dollars. During the six
months according 10 the report, these
subsidiaries found n necessary 20 retain
most Of their cash for working capital and
as a result only S139. Oss has been included
In consolidated earnings The remainder
OF western hemisphere foreign prohts,
S749 s45 has been deferrad.
Evening star., 1942-12-20
SinkWich of Gaorqia
Will Be Honored at
Touchdown Fete
Comp Memorial Trophy
To Go to Player Named
Years Best by Club

Frank Sinkwich, Georgia half
back. who recently was named the
years outstanding athlete in an As
sociated Press poll, has been voted
the outstanding college football
player by the Touchdown Club of
Washington.
SinkWich will receive the Walter
Camp Memorial trophy at the clubs
annual dinner at the Willard Hotel
on January and Bob Dove, crack
Notre Dame end, who has been
named the outstanding college line
man. will be awarded the Knute
Rockne Memorial trophy.
Georgia will participate in the
Rose Bowl game on January /. but
SinkWich is expected to return here
in time to receive the award per-
sonally.
Jimmy Councilman. popular coach
Of the Chicago Cardinals, will be
the principal speaker and master of
ceremonies, and Grantland Rice,
we'll known sports columnist, will
be among the guests.
The Touchdown Club will pre-
sent the Washington Redskins,
upset conquerors of the Chicago
Bears in the National Football
Leagues championship game, a spe-
cial trophy.