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Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-04
MORALE BOLSTERED

Chinese leaders at the front said
the American bomberS and their
fighter escort had bolstered the
morale cf Chinese troops and made
possible the charge of IinchWan.
They reported that 200 bombs were
seen falling from the American
planes into the target area.
Capture of Linchwan would drive
the Japanese from their most i'm
portant stronghold in the Kiangsi-
Chekiang area from which a few
weeks ago they launched an unSuc-
cessful attempt to expand south
westward for a junction with their
troops Of the Canton area.
The American fliers were the
heroes cf all China. At a certain
base in Human province last night
they were tended dinner by Gov
ernor Hsuehyeh, the Little Tiger"
who frustrated three japanese Of
fenSives against Changsha at the
northern end of the Canton rail-
way.
The bomb the hGlelicanS dropped
On Japanese headquarters was but
ne of Il which exploded ON Japa-
nese positions at Linchwan, Still
we'll said in his 29th communique.
Others of the big bombs struck
anemy barracks and docks ON the
'u river waterfront Two docks re-
ceived direct hits, and incendiary
Jombs which rained down after the
explosives set several fires.
The American fighter escort ma
2hine gunned two japanese trans
)ortS on the river, the communique
said.
Our fighters Monday morning
Hscorted American bombers III an
.ttack ON japanese headquarters
md other installations at Llnchwan
II Kiangsi province" the commun-
que said. Demolition and incend-
airy bombs were dropped,
"Our pilots saw Chinese troops
| attacking the japanese. "A Hulhoei
of 550-pound bombs were dropped
ON the city. Twelve hits were Scor-
ed on Japanese positions, one OF
which was a direct hit on japanese
headquarters. Others struck enemy
| barracks.
"Our planes then attacked the
waterfront on the Flu river scoring
direct hits on two decks and start
ing several fires. Our fighters ma
chine gunned two japanese trans
ports on the river
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-04
THE MORNING POST

Published every morning except Sun
day and Monday. tSunday morning
issue succeeded by the post-Press,
Sundays bv the Imperial Valley Pub
fishing comnany. 625 State street FL
Centro, California.
Paul Jenkins. publisher; A. c. John
ston, vice president and general man
ager; +. A. Fitzhugh, secretary and
managing editor.
West Holiday Co. Inc, national ad-
vertiSing representatives. Member of
California Newspaper Publishers as
soCiation.
Subscription rates: In California, PEI
month 70c: paid In adVanre: 3 I.snNth
81 80; months So %; one year sc %
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Entered at FL Centro. California post
office as second class matter
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-04

commander of American forces in
China, said a 550-pound bomb scor-
ed a direct hit on japanese head
quarters while other bombs, aug
mented by incendiaries. were razing
barracks and other military build
ings.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-04
Too Much Lubrication can
Ruin Your Car!

By all means have your car creased every
1000 miles! But too much grease in some
points can cause as much trouble as if it
hadn't been creased at all That's where
scientific fabrication comes in Oil care
lessly applied or wrong product can ruin
the ignition system-too much grease can
wreck brakes. Play safe by having your car
creased by trained Standard Service Men.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-04
Secret Session Causes
Sensation i'm Commons

statement to make to the House
which it is considered advisable to
make at a secret session.
II therefore draw attention to the
fact that strangers are present"
This traditional statement that
strangers were present" caused the
speaker to ask at once that the
strangers" withdraw.
GALLERIES CLEARED
The crowded public galleries were
at once by liveried ushers,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-04
BY JOSEPH w. GRIGG

LONDON, Aug. 4-UPl - The
house of commons at the end of
dull routine question hour, was
thrown into a sensation today when
the government asked suddenly for
secret session SO that Deputy
Prime Minister Clement Attlee
could make confidential statement.
Sir Stafford Cripps, leader Of the
House of Lord Privy Seal, got the
floor and said:
The Deputy Prime Minister has a
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-04

her demand for $50 monthly ali
mony He had hoped to dodge them
until his picture was finished and
he went into the Coast Guard at
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-04
Caps are being
Worn this year!

Pm thinking of those little metal caps
that fit over the tire valves of your car
and they're lot more important than
most people think. They not only keep
dirt out of the valve, but they're the only
real protection against sudden valve
leakage, and hold up to 260 pounds of
pressure. | suggest that you ask your
Standard Service Man to replace any that
are missing. They cost only few cents
and may save tire.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-18
Farmers Market

FRUITS strawberries fancy, 81 80
2t-ut. crate. No J.. Si5op5; No. ?
81 75u g. 2i. Cherries. sweet, No s.
l6-qt crate. Cherries. sour No. !. 81 .
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
Head lettuce. No !, 81 25 " Qi.65: No. 2
75c gSl Leaf Lettuce No. /. 900 soc hu
No. 65Q s5o bu. Endive. No. /. SIS,
vEGEThBLE GREENs-cousrds no. /
50 soc bu sorrel 10. !. 50 sc bu
Spinach 80. ]. 75Q g0c bu Turnlp. No
! 81 soc bu. Mustard, No. ! 30 2 SO
nu Cabbage greens. 40. !, Is q q0C bu
KAe 10. !. 81 bu. Swiss chard. 40. /
CAuLIFLowER-No /. S22s hu.
VEGETABLES MISCELLANEOCs--
p1fagus. fancy 81 Is don hunehs' 10
s. tu Bees No. / T5a s5c doz punches
Cabbage No /. Si65q1ss ba CeIsr
fancy. 80 = soc d1z. punches 40. J sc
40 q 25c Dill. 5oG7 coz. banches
Kchl-rsb. no :. 6a y Iac doz lunches
Onions Ereen No ! SIS 75c doz bInches
80. 2 SOC Curly parsley No ], SO so
DOR nunchas Parsiey root, No 5o0
CSC dor punches Peas. No : Sl75I q
hl Potatoes No 81 80 r. e5 bl $50
O. srr 81 Radishes RED No !. sN $50
Sc soc Long White No l. On 1n
dcz hI1rhes Rhubarb Nc g.
dr7 h.rrhes Tomatoes ho'h'use $50. I
Sc % % - 30 hasts' Tu-r'Us $50. s
50 Csc dor hunehes and 81 a bushel
TGGS-Ls-re SiOg so 30.dcz. case
medium S94q50
POULTRY hens heavy breeds q
n g-c H. lerhorns % 25c; hroiicrs
heavy - 2cc h lrEhofu = 24tC.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-18
s. @. Ohio Sells
Notes Privately

NEW YORK. June 1S. In a
supplement to prospectus issued in
connection with Standard Oil
Company of Ohio's recently an
Inounced financing program. the
company discloses il has sold pri-
vately TO John Hancock Mutual
Life Insurance Company an issue
of S15,000O00 20-year 3 per cent
sinking fund debentures, due May
Il, 1862.
Indenture provides for retire
Iment through operation of a sink
ling fund of S1,000,000 principal
'amount of the debentures each
year, beginning May l, 1948.
AS part payment for the new
issue, John Hancock surrendered
for cancellation the entire $5,000,-
600 principal amount of Standard S
serial debentures, dated May l,
1871. which it held. The sale of
S15,000000 debentureS was in addi-
tion to the borrowing by Standard
of S5,0O0.000 from Chase National
Bank at Ia per cent interest. The
loan is repayable in five annual
instalments of S1,000,000, begin
ming May l, 1943.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-18
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

III
CATTLE Receipts 500 market 81
classes scarce slaughter steers and sh'
stock steady. bidding weak 70 25c loves
on bulls odd lots medium 20 eood FED
steers. Si2 q IS IS. nothing strictly gon1
or choice ofered medium grade 9li te
600 DO native grass steers. Sll 50Q II q
part load SIS IN Texas grass nike
steers AMI hefsrs Si2 few common cs.r'
tyrs steers down 20 Sll ard below hsii
bssf COWS. 81 % 10 IS good cows quote.
20 Ni carrtfs and cutters 81 $50
biddinT Sii 75fi2 on weighty saussr'
h3Ns odd head good beef bulls up r
80 %; cutter % common NEht bulls, s.
9l0
CALVES Receipts 500: market biddInl
Slf 5d on good fo choice vealsrs ~ stead
20 50c lower man Tuesdays average
HOGS -ReCc qtr. GOO. market steady q
csrts h.Fher tIlE is0-5l1 ln butcher
SIC 05 "a 3h. top Sil 90 o0 ls0-220 ih
averages % swal isrs. most i5a-1t1 ir
aversfes SIS 50u1f co. u1sf srvs Si1 q
4 t1 30 ftW light weEhs Al3 -.
SHEEP Receir'. 500 market WI
charFet OH Io's r1od fH choice Gf-1a..u
ra'Fe srr.1g lambs SIS I1 10. frw cam
mon 90 medium af.et.ih weights Sl1 Z
Ia 80. TOP m cnr.re MrrtEeiEh' -h0r
slaughter ewes, $3.50. cuI % commoi
Kinds s.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-18
Stocks Show
Minor Gains

NEW YORK, June IS (UP).-
Stocks registered small net gains
at a moderately active opening
today with the industrial group ir
new highs since March 3. Bonds
were steady. Cotton futures de-
Ichned 3 TO 8 points.
Blocks of 1000 shares each ap.
Ipeared in United States Steel al
l47s4, up u; General Electric
l26&4, unchanged, and American
IViscose at 27, unchanged. Blocks
lof 1,600 shares each were turned
over in Standard Oil of New Jer.
lsey at 357s. up u. and Seaboarc
Airline Railway at II. off 1-32.
Bethlehem Steel opened at 53lz
up Is; Chrysler, 61l2. unchanged
Anaconda, 25as, up a. Douglas
Aircraft. 81, up IL; American
Chicle, 81, up /; Du Pont, 1141a
Iup "a; Santa Fe, 34h. up 81
American Airlines, 35%. un.
changed; Westinghouse Electric
I71R, up IS; Western Union. 25
ex-dividend. up "a; Union Carbide
81, up u, and u. S. Rubber, 1875
up Il.
A block Of 1,40O shares of Inter.
national Nickel sold at 2Sl2 a
share. up II
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-18
Plan Discrimina+es Against Widowed Father

question which arises make the limit $4,000
and $4,000? for would like to know why it not fixed at
$4,000? these trying wartmes why make Sl50OO
Surely live decenty less than $4,000
But you don't think So ask why make the limit
$4,000?
And why allow $4,000 for two people? 1t shouldn't cost
them twice much live il does single More than
that the scheme dcrmna grossly against the widowed
father who bringing up large family He would get only
although chdess neghbor whose wife is living is
allowed S50OO0 Worst who
failed O a rich
lie earns all the family income Csay S50Oo0 but is allowed
only S25000 His fortunate neghbor has wife
gets 100000 in addition her husbands S6oOO0
making total of S200C0 but they superaX because
they than $4,000 left after regular taxes
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-18
as Team

One of the phases of the new
streamlined army course is to
weld groups into combat teams,
5 to 10 in number, for heavy
bombing planes. This opera
tional training" teaches pilots
the fundamentals of teamwork.
Two training centers have
been established at MacDill
Field, Florida, and Barkdale
Field. Louisiana. There newly
commissioned bombardiers, navi-
gators and pilots are sent as
well as flight engineers, radio
men and gunners. They get
acquainted with each others jobs
aboard the bombers, learn TO
crawl around the fuselage and
graduate, drilled to the precision
of a college crew.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-18
Detroit Produce

APPLEs-washingto extra fancy Wine
saps, sss,i3ss. S3.7oG3'4o; l75s and
BEANs~Bushel hampers MARYLAND
Black valentines S2.75 Bountifuls. S2,25;
Wax Beans. 81. IS LOUISIANA Black Valen
tines. fair 10 generally good. 81 so q ? rs
CANTALoUPEs-sa Salmon meats: Can
fornia Imperial Valley Jumbo crts., 36s,
u75, best $5g $40; jumbo 45s 50, best,
IS 40 o $50; std. ASS. s. Is n $50, mostly
district jumbo 36s, S4.25 4.s5.
CARRoTs--Los Angeles crts. e-doz
behs: California 1925, few 3.a5 Arizons
1928 best So. so fair 81; Texas S. @'7o'
kULiFLo%ER- R-Washington pony erts.
l2s and larger. 81 rs; Canada wire. bound
crts. jas and larger fair. 81 509 ] e5.
stalks, i.75; Florida Is-in. crts trimmed
tops Golden Heart. 6-doz., so; s-doz.
N75. 10-doz. SO. d4, extras 50.
CUcUMBERs-Bus bask., includius
few higher. fair S2g225: choice fair
SfT5a2: large size slcers, S.7hft2
pickles s1.50n2; Alabama fancy. 81 so
few higher. generally good s2.29; choice
grades. soc q ST. Indiana hothouse, bssk
3-doz. extra fancy. si7o; Ohio fancy
DOI OLIErTucE-Los II Angeles crts. Iceb.rE
type California Salinas district doz
SIS IS g; Washington. doz. ordinary con-
81 to,tNioNs 49, 5o.lb. sacks, Texas, yellow
Bermudas U. s. Commercial, s0G or more
U. S. No. 1, $500 1. so, mostly 81 SO; fair
Si25di.35: jumbo size yellow Sl.25' iev
hest. 81 so: crystal White Wax, Y. s. No
!, sl:ISal.ss far sias; Jumbo sic sic
PoTAToEs-N.w stock; California. Y. s
No l. washed Long Whites 800 80
mostly S3.35: fine quality, So. toT so; fail
condition. So Alabama, L. 3, NO wasnec
Triumphs. 81 2.e0. mesh bags, 81 65 Q
2 rs; fair condition. 81. so; size 3, vi 900 z
Z. s. No. washed Long Whites, 1920
Mississippi. T. 8. No. washed Triumphs
mesh bags. S275 fair condition. 81 40 z
q so: u s. No. 4 unwashed Cobolers NORTH
Carolina, S2.7Sd2s5: Virginia, S2.751 ass
old stock: Maine Il. s. No. !, various va
rieties, lO0-lb. sacks, fair to good condition
- SWEET PoTAToEs-Porto Ricsn yams
Louisiana. L s. No. !. ou crts.. VI 30
bu. cartons, Sl.sOa i.so; ou. erts.' waxed
TOMATOES - i0.lb. cartons. repscks
81 35: 25-lb. lugs, repacks. S2.90; hothoWe
S-lb. baek., ohio, medium, N.70 q so
small size. 81 i0g so. original Tugs: Texas
u. S. No. !, green, ripe and turning
wrapped 6N6 and larger, ~ $50 215.
WATERMELONs - Florida, per melon
Cannonballs 22-lb. SOC few eOe. 26,lo.
s5c; 2s-30-lb 75c; 32-ib.. s0V SIC Ton
wsisons 3O-lb.. soc 34.lh" 81. Dixh
Bellies 24-lb.. 65es 2s-lb., 70c
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-18

bankers and former state commis-
sioner.
WENDELL LUND, recently ap-
pointed director OF the labor divi-
sion Of WPB, will make an inn
portant address next Sunday eveA
ming on How Can Labor-Manage-
ment Relations in War Industries
Be Improved"
He will speak over the American
Forum of the Air at s p. m. on
the Mutual System whose local
outlet is CKLW.
With him will be Albert Ramond
of Bedaux Company, Clinton
Golden. vice president United
Steel Workers, and Jules Bogen,
New York Journal OF Commerce.
FROM THE MURRAY SENTT-
MEL we learn that Alex A. Derse
Is the corporations new rnanufac-
turing and production manager. !,
Derse joined Murray Corporal
tion of America back in 1924 but
you have 10 go back even further
10 find the item which I liked best
about him. 1t was back in World
War / and he enlisted as private
| in the Marine Corps. He finished
up a first sergeant. too.
The boys at Murray claim they
can tell how the plants running
by the way Pop" Derse's hat sits
on his head.
When productions moving on
schedule, the topper is on even
keel, but when things aren't right,
he tilts II TO the back and wades
fright in to straighten things out.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-18
Tax Can Be Effectively Collected

Although professional of the sales tax
disposed quote Professor Leland authority he SAID
in an address before the Wagreen Foundation:
"When these suggestions carried out and Is practical
taxation advocated than will be
achieved dosage taxation will probably not have been su
to should
will be
difficult execute than
factIr tax b. easily concealed.
American states indicates that such tax
relatively low cost 1t
but this enables to control consumption more
odious population that should Its
In the
of ought be remembered that when
all subjects
of necessity have recourse TO
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-18
Cites Differences in Debts and Insurance

difficulties the differences in debts insurance and
by different people Should flat S5
600 limit be clamped all regardless of these differences
however is the evidence OF ten
with the evelng-up schemes
uniformity. usual when maximum
minimum The final outcome TO prescribe
the precise real income each person take
Are headed for the abolition Of special incentive and
rewards superior abilities? If will the effort and pro-
duction suffer?
And what about income and
a superior try much he does If he
allowed earnings from his skill and
Remember there thousand $4,000 persons.
Ncd would be slLghOnv about SS0O00 600
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-18
Lose Small Percentage

The fact that Holler still has
5000 dealers TO write may come
as surprise TO many. But
Chevrolets organization has
been kept fairly well intact.
In fact, most of the companies
have lost only small percentage
of their dealers. But a pro-
longed war is expected to shat
ter most of the dealer organiza-
tions and leave postwar
problem for the manufacturers.
dealers can survive two
year war" one automobile
executive said. "But II 1t
stretches out much longer than
that, I doubt II many can come
through, no matter what aid
we extend them"
II is cheering 10 note, however,
that in Atlanta, Ga. an enter
priSing citizen had the nerve to
organize a new leadership only
last month.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-18

The fifty-sixth annual conven-
ton of the Michigan Bankers Asso-
citation, now in progress here. will
go down in history as the most
staid and buslnesslike affair of all
time.
Streamlined because OF the war
and with all of the entertainment
and pomp sliced off, the bankers
have turned it into a legitimate
work session.
In fact il has become so much
so, that many are showing a
marked lack of enthusiasm for the
national convention due TO come
here this fall.
President Charles Kanter of the
Detroit Clearing House Associa-
tion openly boasts that his message
of greeting was the shortest on
.record-lasting only two minutes.
Many Of his associates threatened
TO put a stop watch on him TO see
III he would make good. but ap-
parently he was correct.
Saw Charles Fisher Of the Harris
Trust of Chicago and Fred Case of
the 500 on the opening day. And
Doc Newland said that as usual,
he arranged for good golfing
weather yesterday for the early
corners. There was no tournament
this year. but about so played at
the Country Club of Crosse Pointe.
Attendance was unusually good
in view Of the circumstances and
IL was expected TO be between 450
and 500, which would be well
above Mackinac last year.
Two other old faithfuls cruising
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-18
Business Men Have Been More Realistic

Perhaps the realistic than many
Of tho professors For example think OF the
proposal the Chamber of OF he
abnormal when
advocated 100 profit tax rate In the same
p Wherow. ironmaser and head oil tne Manu-
facurers' Association, recently pointed out . .
thing that Is that sacrifice lies at the
heart do Victory cannot
Victory dear The men
recently at Coregido
what the price We too must pay
genuine and ungrudgng sacrifice which the
prye of freem women"
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-18
Pere Marquette
Issue Awarded

CLEVELAND. June 1S-Pera
Marquette Railway Company has
awarded an issue Of $3.50. 900 equip
ment trust certificates 10 Halsey.
Stuart e. Co, on It's bid OF
99.625 for 2 per cent obligations.
an interest cost basis to company
of about 207 per cent. a
The certificates are dated Junt
Is. 1912. and payable in 10 equal
annual instalments. They ara
issued subject 10 ICC approvaG
and are for financing in part pusS
chase by road of $50 70-ton fla1
cars, costing about 1869 .342.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-18
Auto
Graphs
HolIer Sends Plea
To 5000 Dealers
For Scrap Rubber
BY SILER FREEMAN

Scrap rubber collection, like
charity. should begin at home.
in the opinion of William +.
Holler. general sales manager OF
Chevrolet. With that point in
mind, Holler has written his
5000 dealers personal plea to
Join in the national collection.
as both motorists and members
of the automobile industry with
a desire to keep the cars rolling.
Holler suggested to his deal
ers not only TO collect all re-
claimable rubber around their
homes and shops but TO canvass
all car owners on their customer
list TO do the same. There should
be some tangible results from
his personal drive TO get in re-
reclaimed rubber salvage.
9TH pay a mighty fine divi-
dend TO every one," Holler wrote
his dealers.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-18
Postponed!
Service Price Ceilings
OF Until July I

WASHINGTON, June 1S (UP).
Price Administrator Leon Hen
derson postponed until July ! the
effective date for enforcement OF
the general maximum price regu-
lations applying to transportation
storage, and related services.
Henderson said the extension
was made because of "the vital
need of avoiding any possible
interruption in the flow Of COM
modities."
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-18
Lewis Haney
Lewis Haney
Doubts j. .. Wants
Limit ON Incomes
II. j. WILKINS
c. l.. WILSON

The proposal limit incomes S25000
unlikely to be adopted Certainly the Houq ways and means
shows enthusiasm for But the treasury
experts" given effort formulating it, the
proposal be taken seriously Have the CO Mrs Roose
himself given favorable consideration?
The formulated by the treasury would be super
100 per all income remaining
after regular income In the of single persons the
allowable all would be S25000
the of wealthy married couples the allowable income would
be $50000 S25000 each for husband and wife
That ought TO premium marTiage-especialy
marriage who gets income after regular
amounting o $4,000 year.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-18
Touehen Up Fliers

Turning to the aviation field,
the Aeronautical Chamber of
Commerce discloses the fact that
the army. navy and marine fliers
are toughening up their warplane
pilots not only to be fighting
men in the air but on the
ground.
The navy's plan is by pick
an DIS hovel labor. 40-mile
marches and instruction in hand
to-hand battling. Following their
toughening up, the cadets get
their academic, tactical and mill
tary courses.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-18
War Spending Requires New Attitude

would go Professor Lelands assumption that
Objectionable peacetme but cite with approval
that the astronomical wartime spending
requires different attitude toward such tax in PERIODS OF
national crisis. -.
On widely heralded academic critic OF the
his thinking obsolete when ne cited
that instead of sales tax there
high selecive excise taxes automobiles and
durable goods which have been Pocroeo io
nonexsent items would neither produce
Offset inflationary tendencies.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-18
BUSINESS
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Opposition to Sales
Tax Dwindling

order it is to develop not only
modern physical weapons but also nonobsoe intellectual tools
Much of the propaganda currently against the
obsolete that the sales cuts down
sumption overlooking the fact that nation engaged in total war
fare finds reduce civilian consumption
of the modern thoughtful economists such DR. Marcus
University and Prof Simeon Leland OF the
Chicago recognizing the abnormal situation in which
country finds ITSELF have abandoned their opposition to the
sales for the duration
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-18
u. S.Rubber Operates
New Plant for j. 5.

WASHINGTON. June Is --
United States Rubber Company
has received a contract from the
war department 10 operate new
manufacturing plant in Ohio the
third arsenal which The govern
ment IN the past year has re-
Guezted the company 10 operate.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-18
Detroit Edison Net
Below 1941 Period

Detroit Edison Company and its
subsidiaries for the II months
ended May 81 report net income
Of S10,623,297 after federal income
taxes. etc. equal TO S167 a share
on the 6,361, 300 shares. against
S11. 1865, ,295 or S1.79 share in the
10 months ended May 81, 1941.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-18
Detroit Poultry

Market hens unsettled balance steady.
Hens, average run. 20c. leghorn hens, 3
lbs and up. lie cocks li1i3e: rock
springers, lbs and UP. 2ec; rock broilers.
Az ~ lhs 2sc leghorn broiler,, 2 lbs.
up 22c. Ia 10 2 lbs zoe; under ~ lb.
not wanted: old tom turkeys, 1se; hens,
91r
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-18

United Gas Corporstf ton and lie sub
sidisries for the II months ended March
81. report net income Of f7,1t5,7 754,
equal IN Si5ss share on the 81 first
preferred. in dividend arrears against So
se3, 032 or sl0.43 on the 81 FIRST preferred,
in preceding IL months March ouartSf
net income was 50 i73 i07 or 81 05 on The
FIRST preferred. against 81 t75. s43 or $50
on the hrst preferred IN 1871 quarter.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-18
Detroit Stocks

Dividends in the foregoing table are the
amounts declared nr paid ~ FAR this year
unless otherwise noted. a-Liquidating dlNl-
dend bon sccumuiatiOns. eN-EN dividend
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-18
On the Business Front
With WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor

around the Book Cadillac head
quarters were Ray Brundage. man.
ager of the association, and
Rudolph Reichert, Ann Arbor