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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Bond Sale Starts
Gov. Van Wagner Gives Go-Ahesd Siqnal
TO Retail Stores in State by Broadcast

The greatest campaign in the
history Of the state TO sell war
bonds and stamps will open at
noon today in all retail stores in
Detroit and throughout the state
when Gov. Murray d. Van Wag-
oner gives the signal with a radio
talk that will be broadcast through.
out all the stores.
Aiming at a record-breaking
total of $3,540,576 worth of bonds
and stamps out Of the states quota
of $39,0o0.000 for July, the retail
stores, under the sponsorship of
the Detroit Retail Merchants AS
ISOLATION, have enrolled their thou
sands of employees in the about
effort.
Special booths and counters have
baen set up in all the stores;
special decorations and window
displays have been arranged Fifty
district headquarters have been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Youth, Boy Drowned
In Detroit Vicinity

Drowning today brought two
deaths in the Detroit area.
After saving two companions
adrift on a raft which broke loose
from its mooring near Monroe. IT.
year-old Carl Adams drowned in
Lake Erie attempting to retrieve
the raft. He was a camper at
Lady of Lake Catholic boys camp.
Dennis Dewyer. II. of Route No.
3 was drowned in Belleville Lake
at McMullen Park, near Belleville,
when he waded out beyond his
depth while swimming with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Dewyer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
RAIDERS ROUTED

During one Of the ferry trips
after a British plane, manned by
Raj pilots, had been launched
by the Wasp. Axis planes attacked
the island. They were routed with
serious losses.
Navy experts, in interpreting
the announcement expressed belief
today that the Wasp made her
trips at least a week or two
weeks ago.
Naval sources admitted that the
planes were taken to Malta even
before the furious engagements
which led 10 the Axis seizure of
the British Libyan stronghold OF
Tobruk.
However. in the past few weeks
advices from the Middle East have
intimated that the Axis bombard-
ment Of Malta has lessened, prob
ably because the British garrison
there had been reinforced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

Governor, YueosIav Monarch
Discuss Weather

The division Of protocol of tho
state department probably has 4
formal procedure for the CONVEX
Sation between a United State,
governor and a European monarch
but here is how Gov. Murray y
Van Wagner and King Peter il
OF YugoSlavia did it:
Its very hot today" said the
governor.
eyes," said the king.
1T was hotter yesterday"
"Was IL ."
But IL even gets hotter than
that here"
Does IL?
cts cold in the winter, too"
SIS it,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Senate Votes on Meaney

WASHINGTON. July ] GNS).
The Senate today is slated 10
vote on confirmation of Thomas +.
Meaney of Jersey City as federal
iudge-one of the few appointeeS
Of President Roosevelt subjected
to bitter open attack on the floor
of the upper house.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Cleveland Attorney
Is Elected by Shrine

CHICAGO, July l GNS).-Al-
bert II. Fiebach Cleveland at
torney. was elected imperial
potentate as delegates prepared
10 close the SiXty-eighth meeting
of the Ancient Arabic Order of
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine TO a
close today.
Fiebach succeeds Thomas c.
Law, of Atlanta.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Farley Refuses 10 Run
For Governor Of N. Y.

NEW YORK. July l QNS).-
James A. Farley will not be a
candidate for governor of New
York, he announced last night
after the New York Young Demo
cratic Club had urged him to
run.
Farley is sponsoring the can
ddacy Of Attorney General John
J. Bennett Jr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
BY JOSEPH A. BORIS
iaei New. service Stan csnesposaess

~~~-~--
WASHINGTON, July l (INS).
In move to strike at the
principal supply line for Axis
forces in Egypt, the United States
aircraft carrier Wasp has landed
British plane achievements on
the island of Malta and they al
ready have engaged the enemy and
scored a victory, the navy an-
nounced today.
1t marked the first official an
nouncement that an American
navy unit has been participating
in the Mediterranean area. How
ever, United States Army air
forces already have been active
in that area and American bomb-
ing planes were recently credited
with badly damaging two Italian
battleships. -
The Wasp made several trips
through the Mediterranean to
rush the achievements to the
besieged island. A communique
issued in Washington stated that
the trips were accomplished with
out damage either to the escort
or the Wasp"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Your
Newspaper
Boy

The boy who delivers The
Detroit Times in your neigh
borhOOd or any neighbOr-
hood . is a young merchant,
endeavoring To conduct his
business In n business-iike
manner.
You can help him save un-
necessary return trips -.
and encourage him 10 do his
utmost In rendering prompt,
dependable service by
having his money ready when
he collects.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Jdps Move Men
Toward Siberia

LONDON, July l (UP).-A
British military commentator said
today that a general drift of Japa-
nese land and air forces toward
the Manchukuo border opposite
Siberia indicated that Japan UNI
doubtedly was making every mill
tary preparation to attack Russia
at its own chosen moment"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Peter i Here
To Tour i. s.
War Plants
Met by Governor.
Mayor at Station;
Under Heavy Guard

The 18-year-old exiied monarch,
King Peter III of Yugoslavia, is in
Detroit today to visit the war
plants that are turning out the
weapons that will some day lift
the Maxi yoke from his homeland.
Accompanied by his own retlnue
in respondent uniforms and Off
Gals of the United States govern
ment, he arrived by train at the
Union Station at 8 a. m.
The young king was greeted al
the station by Gov. Murray d. Van
Wagner and Mayor Edward J.
Jeffries Jr. Highway Commits
sioner C. Donald Kennedy came on
the train with the royal party and
introduced the governor 20 the
king. The governor introduced the
mayor.
POLICE GUARD KING
King Peters father was as
sassinated and great precautions
were taken by city and state au-
thorities today TO guard the king
Over 100 city and state police and
city detectives were stationed
about the train and depot.
There was a uniformed patrol
man on every corner Of the party's
route from the station TO the
Book-Cadillac Hotel.
The king made a handsome
figure In his Yugoslavian lieuten-
ant-colonel's gray-blue gabardine
field uniform. He Is dark haired
and dark eyed and his slenderneSS
sccentuates his height.
WINS OVER PRESS
He was exceedingly genial and
won the hearts of the press cam
eramen by Smilingly complying
with their requests for poses.
The young king is European his
tory in the flesh.
His great grandmother was
Queen Victoria, his grandmother
the late beautiful Queen Marie Of
Rumania, and on his fathers side
he is descended from the 150-year-
old Karageorgevitch dynasty. He
is named for his grandfather,
Peter /.
His father, King Alexander, was
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

Complementary aircraft carriers
are the most effective and
efficient fighting body In the
world" he said.
"You should see them. IL
makes you proud to be an
American"
When Ted" Sherman, as Port
Huron knows him. speaks of his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
The Weather

The sun will set at 9:li p. m today,
and rise tomorrow at 6.O1 a. IN.
The moon VIII rise at fI:43 D. m to.
day. and set tomorrow at 10:49 a. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Canal Faces
Destruction if
British Lose !
British Triumphs
in Egypt Fighting
Are Reported

LONDON, July / (INS).-Tha
Suez Canal will be destroyed II
the Axis advance into Egypt
threatens to make it available for
their use, il was stated authori.
tatively today.
Decision to destroy the canal
rather than let it fall into the
hands of the enemy has been dis
cussed and definitely determined
upon, a spokesman said.
CAIRO, July i (UP).-British
forces scored successes in the
Egyptian desert fighting on Tues
day, Lieut.. Gen. r. G. Stone,
British general staff officer, said
today after a conference with
Egyptian government leaders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
u. S. Planes Check
Rommel in Egypt
BY GEORGE LATT

Int1 New. service stan correspensesf
CAIRO. July british defend.
ers of Egypt parrying the sis-
tanned Axis drive eastward toward
Alexandria, nave destroyed a NUM-
Der of tanks Of the German and
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
MaeAfthuf's
Commands
Attack Jdps
Land for Surprise
Night Foray on
New Guinea Base
BY LEE VAN Alta

mt News SrrNice stan Correspondent
UNITED NATIONS HEAD
QUARTERS IN AUSTRALIA, July
LAND forces of the United
Nations, conducting their first
commando-tyPe raid against the
Japanese in the southwest Pacific
successfully attacked the enemy
garrison at Salamaua, New Guinea
and made off with captured equip.
ment. ii was disclosed today.
Gen. Douglas Macarthur re.
Yeafed IN c0nln1uniqte that at
estimated 60 japanese were killed
or wounded in the surprise raic
carried out under cover Of dark.
ness. Allied casualties consisted
only of the wounding OF two ftlen
REPEATED ATTAcA
Salamaua. In northeast Nes
Guinea, ITO miles north of the
advanced United Nations base al
Port Moresby. has been under re.
peated aerial attack by Allied
fiierS. but the raid announced
today was the first foray by land
against the japanese anywhere in
the island territories above Aus
tralia.
The United Press reported
that the japanese. apparently
in confusion and not even know
ing where the commands had
gone after the raid. sent out
planes to bomb Mubo and
Komiatum, villages respectively
10 miles south and two miles
southwest Of Salamaua.
(The bombing of these two
villages was regarded by United
Nations experts as evidence that
the enemy was hugging its base
closely and believed that either
village, or both, might be an
Allied secret base, UP added.)
The raid was carried out Sunday
night, but details as to how ii
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
OBJECTION SUSTAINED

OBJECTION SUSTAINED
The objection of District At
torney John c. Lehr was sustained
when ANDERSON asked if Krug
were not of the opinion that
was innocent of treason
by his acts.
AS John w. Babcock, Lehr's
chief assistant, rose to put fur
Their questions, Krug turned sud-
denly to Judge Arthur J. Tuttle.
"Your honor, the defender Of
Mr.. stephan tAmberson) told
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

Sweetheart Theater Bar-392S 3rd
Aforementioned for your comfort
e. ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Kruq Identified
AS Stephan Guest
Mrs. Erhardt Tells of Seeing FIie
in Defendants Restaurant Here

stand as an enemy among all o
US who are here"
"Yes," retorted Krug unhesti-
tatingly.
You know that no power
could make you testify here"
"Yes," the German echoed.
'What Is your purpose In tes-
tifying against the man who be-
friended YOU"
II only wanted to tell the
truth about the case" Krug
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

Despite his earlier insistence
that through a misunderstanding
he had given evidence against
Max Stephan. Oberleutnant Hans
Peter Krug continued today as the
star witness.
Debonair and obviously enjoying
the spotlight, he again appeared
at StephaH,s trial for treason, this
time for the purpose of witness
Identification.
Frequently, when his name
entered testimony he gestured and
smiled at witnesses to make GER
tain they knew the Nazi fiier
they were discussing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

set up all through the county. a
main headquarters has been set up
at 1888 Woodward avenue and
hundreds of members of the
American Womens Voluntary
Services. and other volunteer
workers, are aiding the drive.
THEY'LL DIRECT DRIVE
The vast organization to handle
the sale of stamps and bonds in
the stores has been set up under
the direction of Oscar Weber,
state chairman. and Nate S. Sha-
pero, county chairman. The latter
has been assisted by co-chairmen
Ralph E. Murphy, president of the
Detroit Retail Merchants Asso-
citation, and John Toolin. The uni
formed members Of tho American
Women's Voluntary Services are
under the direction of Mrs. +. x.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
EXAMINATION PROLONGED

After identifying Stephan rou-
timely, and confirming virtually
every count in the indictment
against him. Krug suddenly baked
and demanded to know whether
his testimony was to be used
against the man who had helped
him continue his flight from a
Canadian internment camp.
But this occurred after the luft-
waite flier had been subjected to
long direct, cross and redirect
examination.
Obviously attempting to show
Krug that he was convicting his
alleged ally by his statements,
Verne ANDERSON, defense attorney,
reminded the witness that you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
IDENTIFIES KRUG

Mrs Eva ErhaFtit- II identified
Krug afte~ she had failed previ-
ously to link three photographs to
the man she saw in Stephan's
East Jefferson restaurant, April
H..
Trig also smiled and bowed to
81 grna Schwartz. waitress IN
the German-American restaurant,
who directed him to the Field
Hotel when he was a 24-hour
fugitive here from a Canadian
prison camp.
Krug gave damaging evidence
against his host. Stephan yeSter-
day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
.GM' Diesel
Unit Mu|tip|ies
Output z Times
Company subcontrscts
10 Per Cent Of Engines
to Speed Production

CLEVELAND. May % (UP).--
The Diesel engine division of Cen
eral Motors working three turns a
day seven days week has multi
piled its production II times since
1910.
II already makes more than half
the Diesel engines the navy uses.
officials said, but the demand has
grown until the company is figur-
ing on building new plant soon
that will increase production Is
times over what il was in 1910.
In an effort 10 speed production.
the company sub-contracts 20 per
cent of the engines il turns out
and the $50 sub-contractors en-
ploy more than 10 times the num-
Der of men working in the Cen
eral Motors plant, which mainly
designs. assemblies, tests and does
some machining,
THE main bottleneck IL a
shortage of gears that Is testing
the capacity OF the country's
gear grinders" Commander c.
S. Isgrid told correspondents
touring the factory under spon-
sorship of the National Associa-
ton of Manufacturers.
The correspondents also in
spected the White Motor Com
pany's plant in which are made
half-track vehicles--that is, with
wheels in the front and tank
tracks behind. They are designed
for rough-going truck work. They
will ford streams pa feet deep
climb out OF shell holes anc
trenches, tow artillery and do al
sorts of salvage jobs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Mer(hdntMdrine
Dedicated

PHILADELPHIA. May pat
the dedication ceremonies here OF
the new merchant marine plant Of
Westinghouse Electric and Manu-
featuring Company, Adm Howard
l.. Vickery. vice chairman of the
Maritime Commission, said that
America today has more active
shIpbuilding capacity than all the
rest of the world combined
He cited President Roosevelt's
call for the nation 10 deliver into
war service by the end Of next
year % million lightweight tons
of new merchant shipping. and
declared that no shipbuIlderS Of
any nation ever tackled so big a
job"
The new Westinghouse plant.
built TO produce propulsion equip
nent for maritime commission
Vessels. was called by Admiral
Vickery "one answer by American
industry 10 the Presidents call "
The merchant marine division
OF Westinghouse is one ofSmore
than 30 different plants located in
% cities. The company is cur
rently devoting moro than IS per
cent Of its productive capacity 10
war output. and has been convert
ing its plant from normal produc-
ton since the middle of 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Kentucky Stamp
For Sale June |

WASHINGTON. May %. uNS).
One additional stamp has been
added and seven have been re-
moved from the new sales list
published by the post office de-
partment for the philatelic agency.
The new stamp is the Kentucky
Scent commemorative issue which
will 60 on sale June and the
seven removed are the 1-cent Fos-
ter, 2-cent Cooper, 3-cent Emer-
son. Scent Reed, 10-cent Adams,
Scent Washington Inauguration,
and the Scent Pony Express.
There are no other changes on
The list, but only II stamps of the
famous American series remain.
Postal officials have announced
that the new Scent Kentucky
stamp will be placed on sale for
the first time June / at Frank
fort. KY, capital of the state and
on sale throughout the country
the. next day.
Collectors who wish TO obtain
first-day cancellations on June /
may sent a limited number of
self-addressed covers. not in ex-
cess OF 10, to the postmaster at
Frankfort. together with cash or
a money order remittance to cover
cost of postage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Detroit Produce

No /. ga in. min. Northern spys. d.
lieious and steele Reds, fair TO gensrslll
good esndi,ion '2asg2Is; ws WASN'T ,r6a
tSa325; 1883. $500 . IS.
BEANs-Louisiana bu. hampers Blse'
valentines. s275T3; wax beans. So n3 %
Florida eu hampers Pieniifuis. ordinary Il
CABBAGE - Mississippi! 10. Angels,
crates round type, 81 l5q2.33 mostl,
s2i5G225, Georgia ~ bu hsmpsr'
I Tsu..n 'e' Sob si''s .as i s:r He
Mississippi 5o-lb. sacks. si4oaI5o
California, $3.50 o 3.s5. few nns quality
e 90 ~ ssto 'd Sa. ss,ksu. 81
cAULIFLowER--cali pony crate
i2s and larser. s235
CELERY Florida le-in. crates, trimmed
tops Golden Heart 3s-ios, s2.s5g3; extras
81 so 3s-i0s fair. 81 25n2,50 Pascal
2s-.xtrAs. fair $3.50. California eu'
crates Pascal. IS.
CORN = Texas sacks doz. fsho"
81 500 rs: 5tS don white. 81 SO,
/ ,cUcUMBERs Florida bu. basket,
fancy 50 son IS rs: choice. ordinary 20 fair
s2@2 50. large sire sicers, ~ 80 .
plains ssasaa one dollhouse bashst.'
1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Salinas distric
Los Angeles crates Iceoerg type. dor
SAD $50, mostly 81 as: Z don. So 30
: 5n rs ordinary. 81 sosa7s. Hoin.t.r sec
ton q and 80. best. $40. ordinary q
LEAF Michigan dollhouse, Il
oSioNs-5o.lb. sacks. Texas, yellow
Bermudss, s5es U. 8. No quality, 81 40
few 81 IS: Crystal White Wax. Z. s
Comm. and few Y. s. No J. $500 81
few best y. s No / ,l's S3rc Jumbo 20 ri 81
No On, l. !; An ', r..f 8 as $
PoTAToEs-ioo-lb. sacks. Idaho. Rus
set Burbanks u. 8 No. /. washed. 81
few 50 p5: Maine. 10o-lb. sacks Y. 5. No
l Green Mountains, So s50 2 90; Y, 8. No
K:s.ssin, and csPPs .s, S.s ag ,,oef 10
California. U s No. i. washed. Ions
whites sob sacks. sisoHi7o: nnt
quality, S75g1 S.: Ioo-lb. sacks s. rs q
4O: Florida iOo-lb. sacks, y. s. No i
washed. Katahdins, So 500 80; Alseams
Ioo-lo. sacks. Y. s. No l, washed Tn
STRAWBERRIES - Missouri, 2f-q'. crts
Aromas best. 81. fair condition, So 2 so
Kentucky 24-oi cr;s.. Arornas, L. $, No
l. best. $3.50: fair condition. $40 rs
q S, No. 2, best. 81; Loo $50; 2t-at erts
fair. So toa3bo; U. q. No 2. best. So lC
n J 50: fair. 81. rs: Arkansas. 24-qt. crts.
Blskemores. y. O. No. I, generally good
81 5oG3.75. Truck receipts-Kentucky, "a
a. crts. Biskemores, U. s. No. !. best
mas. q. 3. No. 1, generally good condi'
ton. s3a925 Y. &. No. ?, fair to gen
orally good. 81 s5 q 376
SWEET POTATOES - Louisiana, Porto
Ricsn Vans bu. crts.. ~ s. No. ]. $3.50
ToMAToEs-io-ib ctns repsoks me
mediums. Ohio. 81 Tooi75: Indiana. me
dunn TO large 81 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

Chester Martin, Manufacturers
National Bank; Olin II. Wyman
Bankers Trust Company, and Cliff
ford Smythe, Wabeek State Bank.
Miss Bonnie Norris, The Detroit
Bank, was elected Chairman of the
women's division of the chapter
with Margaret Mann of the First
National Bank-receiver and Rose
mary A. Roster of Commonwealth
Bank chosen 10 serve as first vice
chairman and second vice chair
man, respectively. New board
members are Louise Manley. Ma
tional Bank of Detroit; Grace
Prendergast and Mabel Rayner of
The Detroit Bank; Mary L. Vast,
Manufacturers National Bank, and
Marion Zinck, Union Guardian
Trust Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Wheat Rules
Firm; Soybeans
Close Strong
! Corn. Oats and Rye
All Chalk Up Gains
Ranging TO I3s Cents

CHICAGO, May % QNS) -
Wheat futures ruled firm today
with the market advancing 7sc to
lie in sluggish trade. July moved
up TO S1.21. Final prices were &C
to &c higher.
Soybeans were in active demand
with the market chalking up gains
banging 10 2 cents before backing
down partially. July shot up to
81 1874. Last prices were lac up.
Corn closed lc up. oats sc 10
&c higher, and rye lac TO 1&c
up.
CARROTS were: Wheat 10 Corn
lilo, and oats 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Banks Deposits
Show Decline

WASHINGTON. May % (UP).
Deposits in the Sis national
banks totaled S39, ,493, 900 on
April 4, S77,279.oo0 less than on
Dec. 81. 1871, the comptroller of
the currency reported today.
The banks investments In fed
Ieral securities totaled S12, 7S2, 079.-
900. an increase of S2.1S6, 089, 900
over the amount held a year ago
and S7o9,027 900 more than De-
cember's total. Total assets of the
banks on April q were SAB. 1885,.
537 900 compared with M3,53S,-
234 900 on Dec. 81, 1871, and
$40. 1913 OF. 900 on April a, 1941.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

Bank of De-
troit. first vice
president; Keith
G.. Cone, Indus
trial National
B a n X. second
vice president,
and William G.,
S C h m idt. The
Detroit Bank,
treasurer.
New directors
are Vincent Ro-
deck, Common
wealth Bank;
A. Scott Nc
Namara, De-
troit Trus [
{ o m p a n y;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
.Leonhardt Bank
Group Head

Newly elected officers OF the
Detroit Chapter of the American
Institute of Banking are as fol-
lows: Walter c. Leonhardt, Manu-
facturers National Bank. presi-
dent: Arthur S. Greiner, National
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
D. Lyle Fife President
OF Electrical Group

HOT SPRINGS. Va, May %
d. Lyle Fife, president of the Fife
Electric Supply Company Of De-
troit was elected president Of the
National Electrical Wholesalers
Association at the thirty-fourth
annual convention here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

SAGINAW, May % (UPl --Today's pay
ing prices to growers for beans
Pea beans, -. 05: light red kndneys. 81
dark red kidneys. 81: yellow eyes, So cRC
ries, 81 80.
Wheat. 81 OF los: oats. 47d4ec; rye
50 n 61c six.rowed barley. 81 62M l.65
sl.s7d1.e0; corn. IS q Soc
soybeans Sl5fH1.56
Prices furnished by Michigan Bean Com
pany,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
EARNINGS

Callahan T.ne Lead Company IN the
quarter ended March 81 reports net loss
OF $40. $50. against = net profit Of 50 ese
In the March quarter OF -ie4i
Radio Keith Orpheum Corporation and ~
subsidiaries report 1871 net profit Of
SS3s op2 after provision for contingencies
equal 10 81 20 share on the per cent
preferred IN dividend arrears. against net
loss OF S9Ss 1911 IN 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

Market steady. Hens, average run. 22cl
ieghorn hens, lbs and up. zoe; cocks.
lac; rock springers. over lbs. ace; rock
broilers. az to 4 lbs, 27c; leghorn broilers.
Is lbs up. 22c; old tom turkeys. ise.
EGGS-Msrket nrm; current receipts,
29c. undergrades. 26@ 12TLc