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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Farmers Market

FRUITs-Apples, Baldwin. No. /, $50
bu. Delicious, No. l, t2g2.50 bu.; No. O.
$50; Mcintosh. fancy. 81 bu.; No. l.
sl;3o@ % No. 2. Hal25; Greenings
rs bu. No. ?, 75a s5c; Jonathans. No. l,
81. 50a2 bu. No 2 81. Wolf River. No. /
STA i.25 bu.; No. 2. 75c. Crab apples
fancy. $3.50 bu.; No. l, s2Q225; No. ?,
Grapes, No. !. $2a2.5O bu. Pears. Bart.
lett. fancy. S3.JOa3.75 bu.: No. l. 81 81
n 3. Ounces. No. l. so bu. Water
melons, No. !, S3.50u4 doz.; No. 2, SIS
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS Leaf
lettuce. No. ]. So bu.; head lettuce
No. /, 81 50 bu. No. 2. 81. Romano, No.
J, 75c 81 bu.; No 2, soc. Escarole, No.
!, 80 q soc bu.: No. ?, 40c. Endlve, fancy,
VEGETABLE GREENs-collards. No. /.
75cax bu. sorrel, No. 1. 50m65c bu,
Spinach. No. l. 81. 25ql.50 bu,: No. ?, 81.
Turnip, No. j, 75cg$1 bu. Mustard, No. l.
75c q 81 bu. Cabbage greens, No. /, 4oa
chard, No. !, 50 M Coo bu.
MISCELLANEOUS VEGETABLES-Llm
beans, No. l. 81 j0n3 bu. Beets. fancy.
soc doz. bchs; No. /, 351 $50; No. ?. 2jc,
n 81, No. 2. soc. Broccoli No. ]. 81 so a
bu. Cabbage. No 30 n 60c bu. red cab.
bsge. No. /. 50N Toe bu.; curly cabbage,
No. 1. 80 a 65c bu. Carrots, No. 1. 30 n soc
uoh. bNur.f no. A. sue cdIFpis, Topped NO
|. 90cq Sil5 bu. No. ?. 65c Cauliflower,
No. 1. .25Gr1.75; No. 2. 75caS1. Celery.
fancy. Soc a 81 doz. bchs. No / so n soc
No 2, 25n35c. Celery cabbage, No. l. 90c
uS1 bu. No. 2. 73c. Sweet corn, No. I.
75cGSl 5-doz. sack; No. 2. 6Oc Cucum-
bers, dill. No. 1. 35a45c doz. bchs. Egg
plant. No. 1, S1d1.50 bu. No. 2. 50n 75c
rNnnel, No. 1. 60 dog. bchs. Horseradish,
No. 1, 75c Si.25 peck basket. Kohlrabl,
No l. 50 a 75c doz. bchs.
Leeks, No. !. 60n coo dozen punches.
Onions. dry, fancy, 81. so 50-lb. sack; No.
I, St.151 rs; No ?. 60eaSl; Green, No.
l. 504 75c doz. lunches; Picking onions,
fancy, 81 50-lb sack: No 1, So; No. 2.
/ So Curly Parsley. No. J. 25 i0c dozen
dozen bunchee. Peppers. hot No. /. 50H
75c bu.' Sweet, No. 1, 75cG 81 bu.. pep
pers, red sweet. No. /, SImi.5o bu No.
Q 75c: Pimento, No I. Sla1.50 bu No.
2 75c. Potatoes. fancy, Si.s5 bu No. I.
81. so al SIS: No 2. oOcmS125 Pumpkins.
No. /. 500 65c bu. Radshes. Red, fancy
Soc doz punches; No. /, 65d Soc. No. 2,
loc Long White, dozen punches. No. J..
$50 Toe. Black Radishes. No /, 81 bu.
Delicious, No. J., e5a e0e bu.; Table Queen
No. ]. 5Oa75c bu.; Hubbard. No. /. 50@
75c bu. Tomatoes. No. I, S3M350 4
bu. Turnips No. 1. 40 q soc dor, hunches
turnips, topped, No. /, SiM1 rs bu. No.
2, 500 75c Vegetable oysters, No. /. 90
arse dozen lunches.
EGGs-Large. Si550dls 30-dozen case /:
medium. SI2 1913 so.
PoULTRY-tive, hens. heavy breeds -
No. I. 2s4 31e. leghorp, 254 26e, -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Livestock Markets

DETROIT
CATTLE Receipts. 500. Slaughter
steers and heifers active, fully steady.
cows steady except Gamers slow and weak:
bulls slow. about steady; most stocker
cattle offered early In week sold at near
steady prices truck lot good 20 choice fed
yearling steers held above sl5.25, some
good fed steers and mixed yearlings held
above Si4 so. medium 10 good q00-1 i40-
Ib. shortfed steers, S13.50n14: part load
as5-lb grain on grass steers, $13: straight
grassers largely si2 down; grass beef cows,
so 7511l. odd head TO S11 IS: Gamers a1d
CUTTER 81. 5hHr9 80; odd head weiF Z
sausage bulls. Si2 %. but strictly gT
quoted 10 $40 so common and medil
bulls, 50 5OHI2: medium 65O-SiO-lb. native
feeder steers Si1 400 so.
good S4L to choice oS1s; common n'% 70
medium. Si3d17.
HOGS Receipts, 900. weights $50 lbs :.
upward 10 cents higher: lighter averages
and other classes steady: bulk 10000 IN.
utchers. SIS 200 1910: practical top
$3.50. freely for 22o-260 10. butchers and
occasionally for 1s0-220 ID averages:
lights. scaling $50 lbs. down mainly.
Si4. 506 1920; bulk sows, Sl4.25a IA. so;
few light Eows. Sab.
sHEEP--Receipts. 1900. Lambs active.
steady 20 25c higher, short deck largely
choice sl-lb. natives. Sf4.26: bulk, good tn
choice kinds. $3.50 10 with bucks out az
81 discount. few medium 20 good lambs,
Si2 IS ~ 10 50: light throwouts. Si2 down,
mainly Sill and less nothing done sariy
on sheep.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Air Lines
Traffic Over Al

CHICAGO, Oct. 8. - Revenue
passenger miles flown by United
Air Lines in the first nine months
of this year were approximately
z per cent above those for the
corresponding period of 194l. il
was disclosed today by Harold
Crary, vice president in charge
of traffic.
With September estimated
United flew approximately 219.-
3l4,065 revenue passenger miles
from January through September
This compared with 204. 919,024
covered in the same period of last
year.
September's estimated total was
28, 401 200, or approximately the
same as the 28,3S8,072 flown in
August and IA per cent under the
80, 943,60 flown in September,
1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Limits Rails TO Present Facilities

The new railroads their present facilities
and precudes adding existing schedules.
the supply of rail passenger transportation is thus TO be
logical step would further restrictions
on civilian travel
Ralph president of the Burlington lines and former
advisory
sion defense telling OF the extent
Of boonin rail service, said:
service performed
the
carried The railroads provided larger
nd loading
q these factors
reflected In simple handled Based
although the number carloads
passengermiles increased
1910 9il and greatly exceeded figures for
highest
handled
In 1929 by 80
cent. 1920
an of 1911"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
u. :. Power Use
Gain Maintained

NEW YORK. Oct. S.-The
amount of electrical energy dis
tributed by the electric light and
power industry of United States
for the week ended October 3 was
3 $50, 794. 900 kilowatt hours
against 3,330,5S2. 900 in the like
1911 week, an increase Of 10.6
per cent, according 10 the Edison
Electric Institute.
Output in the week ended Sep
tember rs totaled 3,720,254, DOC
killowatt hours against 1928. $40,
900 kilowatt hours in 1871. an
increase of 1877 per cent and in
the week ended September 10
cam to 6.922.000 kilowatt
hours. against 3,273,375,0 900 kilo-
watt hours a year earlier, an in
crease of 148 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Market Shows
Mixed Trend

NEW YORK, Oct. 8 (UP).-
Stocks opened fractionally irregu-
lar today with trading light. Bonds
were steady and dull. Cotton fu-
lures gained 9 to IL points.
Homestakc Mining opened 1000
shares at 22%. up II. A block OF
1000 shares of Kennecott sold at
.31%, unchanged. Phelps-Dodge
was at 26. up II, and Aanaconda
held at the previous close of 27%
Patino Mines (tin) opened 1.50C
shares at %, up y and a new high
for the year.
Virginia Carolina Chemical Is.
sues and Minneapolis Honeywell
lequaled their highs of the year
all previous closing prices. United
Corporation opened 2,400 shares al
9-32. off l-16, and 1000 share
blocks appeared in New York Cen
trail at 1919, up Il; Consolidated
Aircraft, 1917. up u, and Bur
.roughs Adding Machine. Sss, up II
A block of 1000 shares of Barns
dali sold at Il. unchanged.
L. S. Steel opened at 49's
up a, and Bethlehem 577s
up IS. General Motors held at rs
high for the year, while Chrysler
eased Is TO 63. Du Pont. Texas
Company, Douglas Aircraft
Southern Pacific and Electric Boat
had small net gains. Texas anc
Pacific Railway made new high
for the year in the carriers. Mont
gomery Ward made new top in
its department. Paramount &
Lehman Corporation equaled then
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Sees Redistribution Of Industry, Population

characterizng changes in the quality of rail traffic Mr.
Budd added:
a volume Of traffic; and
government traffic distinguished from
this resulting in uniform
articles and movements large volume for which
10
Another apparent extent Of which will
depend length of the partial redistribution OF
become the most
country New plants have been added to
been
hui at there little industrial
and whether II Will be OF only
natur cam he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
LIST Dividend
Beech Aircraft Votes 81;
Net TO Reach ST a Share

NEW YORK, Oct. s. - Beech
Aircraft Corporation has declared
a dividend of 81, payable October
81, to holders of record October
II. This is the first dividend ir
the company's history. No Off
cial comment was forthcoming re-
garding the distribution but ii was
regarded as rejecting progress OF
the company.
Subject to year-end adjustments
earnings for the fiscal year ended
September 30 may reach 81 per
share on 100000 common shares
outstanding. This would compare
with a net profit of S471,7l5 OF
SLY a share in the preceding
wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Money in Circulation
Close 10 "a Billions

NEW YORK, Oct. 8.-Wartime' S
demand for cash funds have
boosted the total amount of money
in circulation to Sl3, zoe, 100000.
Money in circulation outside the
treasury has been rising at rate
of more than 500,000,000 a month
for some months and on Septem-
Der 80 outstanding currency was
equal 10 about S102 for every man,
woman and child in the nation.
This rising volume Of floating
purchasing power" is creating
quite a problem for monetary and
fiscal authorities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan bushel crates. u s.
No. l p in. min. Wealthys 81 10: Ne
Jntosh, $3.50; Red Delicious. x,lT5d2:
hushei cartons, Sin. min, 50 l50 2.25 ,
- hsaS- COED ee,4.-fS 80 n &c. raIr color
81 rs. "a in. min. 81 20: SHOWS. Si.1OM
25 Wagnets. fair. 75c Rhode Island
Greetings Sl2s; Northern Spies. 3-in
min. sl.s5ai76. KINGS. S1.iO. schia-
vase, 81. Washington. box, Red Delicious
fancy. 2.50m2 so. starks Delicious extra
AvocApos-Fiorids Eats. lO.Is,. S2a
BEANs-MarylAnd. bushel hamper
black Valentines. generally good &5H6:
Wax beans, fair 70 generally good. - O..
CARROTS-Los Angeles 6-doz. punches.
New Mexico. - S.. Utah, best, S. fair
generally good S425.
CELERY Michigan, b u es 1-doz.
stalks medium 55c. California. Pascal.
wire bound crates 3-3is doz.. 81 So
CRANBERRIEs-Mass a bar
GRAPEs~california display Tugs. To-
kAys. S2@215. best mostly s. l0a2 IS,
Thompson Seedless. 81 10000; White Ma
lagas sl.75Qi;s5; fair. 81 so; Rihiers..
S275G325: Michigan Concords l2-qt.
Climax baskets. No. Juice, 65c
JUICE CRAPES--Calfornia Zinfandels,
open Tugs. 26-lb., 81 o0nl.75; Is 10, Sl.s0
G2O5: Muscais. 1926 10, $50 LES; %
HioNEYpFws- canfornia crates. Jumbo
a. and standard IS and rs $500 $50,
PERSIAN MELONS Pony crates, s2a
LETrUcE-Los Angeles crates. Icebere
tyne California Salinas district, 5-doz.
fair 90 generally good. s. 80 p s; best mostly
S575a6 4-doz, FAR 70 generaHy good
quality s. 5OHs.
Yellows. med, si.101i 10 COS gin: anc
larger. 81. O5. Sweet spanish. 4. 8. No /
sin and larger. 81. so; Idaho. Colorad'
Eound w Whites, meg. = 5; No l. s i1 s1.
larger, 81. 500 rs. mostly 81 500 50.
PEAcHEs-New York ElbertAs bu has
kets. U. S. No. /, 2-in. and larger 81 20
ordinary 20 far condition. x2m2.25.
PEARS California Bsrtletts. one VA
tugs. 1OO-i35s, Stnt-25; sO-s0s -
Washington box, 4. $. No. j, Bose, - -
New YORK Bartletts. bu. bskts.. y, 5 No
PoMEoRANATEs-c California, Tugs, SO
PRUHEs dffesh)-U. s No. : Italians
idaho. y bu. bskts. S2.25d2 30. mostly
S225a255 washington. y bu. 5skts
81 IS: ls-lb. luFs, Sis.
POTATOES -lO0-lb sacks; ifaho, Russe
Burbanks 4. = No. J. washed g Fn 70
3I5. few best S325a 3.35. l0-iu cottor
sacks. 3eH sc rnesh taes a5 z SEC
UJIrITy grade - % Nsne Chppewas an,
Ratshdins, L 4 No J. s. 80 90. nosih
s.. SOC, 2.Ss Sob paper sacks 81 -: Is
was l.. = No T. washed. - n; New
York Katahdins T.. S. No. I, S2.3592 IS
Michigan ChipPswss. Y. $. NJ. !, brushed
S22sm2f5; Rnssst Rursls 81 iht2 %
Cobbefs ". s. No. 4. s. %; KatAhdins
y. s. No. !, brushed q 80 D 2.4o: Pontsos
T. s. No J. SIS: 50-ib. sacks. 81 10.
SWEET PoTATOES-Porto Rioan ysms
louisiana bushel cTstes u. s No !. 81 81
~ 80: Texas bushe crates L. s. No. !
81 90. Tennessee bushel crates. good quail
ny. S2H21a. Nancy Halls. hushel hampsrG
rrnrratty Fu1d quality. ~ 70 New jersey
hushsi hampers u 3. No. ! Jerseys - q
n2r0 MARYLAND G0ldenF tusFri baskets
~ No I including WAVED stock. 81 -
RUTAGABACAs-Csna J0-lD. SACKS
wsxec. soc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Three-Point Program

Flrestone Tire and Rubber
Company has a plan which will
help through tire saving. rather
than replacing them. The pro-
gram has three sections. the
first of which if the removal OF
foreign objects from the tread
and body. Inspection is made on
the wheel and the tires rotated
at regular mileage intervals.
The second part of the pro-
gram consists of treating the
tread and sidewalks OF each tire
with a preservative which seals
the rubber and protects the tire
from heat, light and other ele-
ments which may cause de-
terioration.
The third step. which is alto
gether new. is the injection OF
puncture seal in each inner tube1
This fluid, recently developer
seals leaks and punctures made
by nails. tacks and small pieces
of glass. This fluid also air.
proofs the inside Of the tube.
preventing leakage through old
tubes which may have become
DQrQlIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
WPB Promotes z Here

Hugo A. Weissbrodt and
James F.. Wilson have been ad-
vanced 10 deputy regional di-
rectors by D. J. Hutchins, War
Production Board chief in this
region. WeiSSbrodt becomes
deputy director for small plants
and production service while
Wilson is in charge of the priori-
ties division.
Weissbrodt will assist in the
activities OF the smaller war
plants program in Michigan and
Toledo. He has been manager
of field operations for the De-
troit region.
Wilson is a native Detroiter.
He has been manager OF the
WPB priorities division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Detroiter Is Elected
Director OF Bendix

NEW YORK, Oct. 8 (INS).-
Election Of two new directors TO
the board of Bendix Aviation Cor
poration, was announced today by
the company. They are George
Rentschler. president Of the Gen.
eral Machinery Corporation, Ham-
ilton, O., and chairman of South
eastern Shipbuilding Corporation
of Savannah, Ga, and William II.
Houghton of Detroit. who since
1929 has been controller Of Bendix
Aviation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Stee|s Return
To 971 Per Cent

NEW YORK. Oct. S.-Opera-
tons in the steel industry for the
week ended October 5 are placed
at 97l2 per cent of capacity in the
compilation by Dow, Jones e Co,
Inc. This compares with 96l2 per
cent the previous week and 81 y
per cent two weeks ago.
United States Steel is estimated
at 9S per cent, compared with 81
per cent the previous week and
I97l2 per cent two weeks ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
M. s. Rukeyser
NJ s. Rukeyser
War Factors Boom
Traffic ON l.. =. Rails

II significant with the freezing of rail
period that the schedules exist
September &c represented the heaviest movement oil pas
the rails the peak 1920
Obviously tremendous bulge of the rails
transportation ascribabe to abnormal war factors
coming and fro OF armament makers
the armed services not the only
factors reflected rising passenger traffic The surplus
skilled workers and farmers has enhanced the capacity OF large
rail transportation service Moreover
rubber and gasoline and the
automobile production have the effect of reducing
duration major competitor OF rail
transportation Likewise curtament of civil aviation which has
rendered subject prores service also dVe
pass the rails.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Auto
Graphs
Firm Brings
Hope for Motorists
With New Re+read
BY sILER FREEMAN

Rubber Is still the outstanding
problem with which the automo-
tive industry and its allies are
wrestling. On two fronts, some
progress is reported.
From Boston comes word that
a " new tire recapping process
which will give motorists more
than 1900 additional miles has
been brought out by a company
that never before made tires.
The firm is known as the Boston
Woven Hose and Rubber Conn.,
pany.
1t has been working two years
with scrap rubber and the re-
suits are said 10 be extremely
promising"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Banker Urges Higher Tax

CHICAGO, Oct. 8 (INS).-More
taxes on personal income and more
prompt collection of taxes to
check initiation was advocated to-
day by John X. Langum, assistant
vice president of the Federal Re-
serve Bank of Chicago, in an adj
dress at meeting Of the Chicago
Association of Credit Men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Detroit Poultry

Market steady. Hens. average run, 2ic
leghorn hens. lbs up. lie. cocks, i2N
1ic: rock springers. 24c: rock broiiers.
2shc; all sizes: hen turkeys. II ms. up,
30c. tom turkeys. Is lbs. up, 2Sc ducks.
white, 3 his NJ. Zoe: geese, young. tic.
EGGs-Market arm Current receipts
IA nc, undeIgTades. ala y 32Ac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
On the
Business
Front
By WARD SCHULTZ
DETROIT Times Financial Editar

The boys on Griswold street
are still chuckling over the prae-
tical joke pulled on NJ. G. King
strom by some OF his old c7onies
who worked for a. NJ. Kiddcr.
king" got a letter, preSum-
ably from the president of one
Of the BIC radio stations here.
The letter mentioned that
Kings" fine speaking voice
was a matter of common knowl-
edge and that inaSmuch as the
station was always on the look
out for new talent they would
he more than happy 10 give hum
an addition.
King" was SccrctiVe but did
mention casually to some OF has
closest friends that he was in
veStigatinc an offer from a
certain important source and
that he might be leaving the
brokerage business soon
Came the great day and
King went up 20 the station
and introduced himself 10 the
chief announcer. who was IN on
the gag
The addition was made and
King stumbled through a list
of the most unusual Russian
and Chinese towns, along with
a sprinkling of Greek. Rumanian,
Czech. German and what have
you. Finally. he signed Oft with:
"And this is your worldwide
reporter, VI. 6. kingstrom, say
ing, good night"
The chief announcer led him
downstairs TO the room where
his hecklerS were awaiting and
said hurriedly, just before he dis
appeared;
THE auditioning committee is
waiting in there. They'll give
YOU the final word. "
Inside were Al DeLargy. En-
met Sloan and some OF the
others,
The worldwide reporter" is
now a very chastened lad.
Doctor Robert G. Rodkey, of
the School of Business Admins
tration- of the University of
Michigan. will be the principal
speaker at the fall meeting of
Group Ten, Michigan Bankers
Association. at Z D. IN. tonight.
at the Detroit Leland Hotel. His
subject will be Bank Co-opera-
ton in War Finance"
Major T. A. Hash, liaison Off
Ger of the Seventh Federal Re-
serve District. will discuss "V"
loans and a question period will
follow. Herbert II. Gardner,
vice president of the Manufac-
turers National Bank, is chair
man of the group.
At the monthly dinner meet
ing of the Michigan Association
of Certified Public Accountants
TO be held at Huyler's L'Aiglon,
Fisher Building. tonight, Robert
p. Briggs. CPA, Clarence B.
Cox, CPA; B. Franklin jack
son, CPA, and Donald M. Rus
sell, CPA, all Of Detroit, will
speak on the 'Highlights of the
1912 American Institute Annual
Meeting held in Chicago last
week.
f. II. Fletcher OF Fletcher,
Van TiffR-, Ross and Lyons,
president of the Michigan ASso-
citation of Certified Public Ac-
countants. will preside.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
repoyts for nuar,e
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW. Oct. 9 CUP)-Today's pay
ing prices 20 growers for beans
Pea beans, $3.50; light red kidneys
Yellow Eyes. Sc. G. r. C. light crsnberries
A-7si c. r. G. DARK crsnberries 81 -.
Whest, 81 n %. oats. 42d t3c; rye
SO p 6sc; stN-rowed barley 81 76M1. 70
huckwheat 81. 81 ~ so corn. So SIC
sovhears. 81 52ffl54
Prices furnished b. Michigan bean Com
many.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
All Records Were Broken During l94l

asked Mr. Budd when he thought the traffic peak would
ut is impossible" rejoned "o when the peak of
feight traffic
broken 9il The most careful
railroads indicate that tonmles In l942
% than l94 and that volume OF
In in 1912 substantial
conditions
change rapidly predictions beyond 1943
purely speculative
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08

F1orsheim Shoe Company has
declared dividends of so cents on
Class A common and % cents on
Class B common, both payable
October 26 to holders of record
October 10. Similar amounts were
paid July /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Dividends

American Niscose Corporation
has declared a dividend of so cents
on the common. payable Novem-
Der TO holders of record October
10. The same amount was paid in
preceding quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
EARNINGS

Y. T.. Bruce Company and subsidiary for
the fiscal year ended June 80. 1882. report
net profit 81 Sill, 5O7 after provision Of
81 1877 100 for federal income and excess
S3.67 on the common In preceding year.
II. Hoe Co, Inc, reports for quarter
ended June 80 1912 a net profit OF S2O4. .
aS5 after charges, reserves and estimated
federal income and excess profits taxes.
comparing with net profit OF S233 200 In
June quarter 81 the previous year. and net
proht OF S276,i9O for the quarter ended
March 81, 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Detroit Stocks
snIf- HIrh Low

EsIr- fTfFh Low II 90 Ch ge
Hudson Motor 100 81 - - y
Bi,idends m me fUreEHine sable are the
amounts DECLARED or paid 80 far this year,
unless otherwise noted. a-Liquidating diNi-
dead, bon accumulau0nss ek.kk-dlSideno,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Goodyear Adds
To Ohio PI dnt

CLEVELAND, Oct. S.--A sec
ond government sponsored addi-
ton to Goodyear Tire and Rubber
+Company's synthetic rubber facili-
ties in Ohio is under way and
completion is scheduled about No
uon1har