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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Auto
Vast Highway
Planned Postwar
With Federal Funds
BY SUER FREEMAN

Americas future may be up
in the air but post war plans
for highways VIII make motor.
ing and the family car mighty
attractive. The enlarged oppor.
tunitleS for interesting and use
full travel are expected 10 bring
an Unprecedented demand for
cars. which will exceed even
the fondest dreams Of the in
duStry.
The federal government Is
preparing 10 spend A billion a
year for three years following
the war in highway rehabilita-
ton and new cons truction. In
addition. the states themselves
are programming huge outlsys.
Highway organizations esti-
mate that more than 10 billions
Will be spent on post war high
WAYS. The nations tranSporta-
ton system will be something
right out Of dream books. In
teTnational roads will be ex-
tended from the tip Of one con-
tinent TO the end of the other.
The Alcan Highway will JON
the Pan-American 10 make a
trip across the Andes from
Alaska simple matter. Inter-
continental travel will become
commonplace.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ. S. Rukeyser
Urges ESe of Excess
Funds To Gut Debt

Apart general talk about cradle the social
security little has been paid a me talk
about postwar planning the problems OF individuals
and families
AS for them, those who long dollars at this
time when durable consumers unaanabe
should negotiate
lending reduce outstanding loans
rapid of amortization than required the loan agree
msnt
Thus iiual troubled period OF
financial eadustmen his lti charges viii be reduced
and ne viii be better able weather storms through which
he may pass
great FLA type of lies tho fact
that obcacs honcownerS 10 embark Of get
ting debt
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Foreion EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Aug. 26-Business
expansion in Canada has been
aiiy--erffrtc-ruptet STREE
the commencement OF the year.
despite some signs Of leveling off
toward the end Of the first half
year. the Bank of Montreal stated
in its monthly business summary.
Wholesale prices OF indnStrial
materials were higher in the SIX
months. The combined gross rail-
way earnings in this period in
creased from $500, $4,000 70
S3i6,7l5 000 a gain Of 1914 per
ceat and an all-time high.
The trend Of economic condi-
tions was higher than ever before.
War demands continued TO be a
stimulating factor and al no other
time in Canadian history was the
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Potato Growers
Elect Officers

CADILLAC Aug rs up All
officers Of the Michigan Certified
Potato Grower, Association were
continued in Office for another
year today as The organization
closed its nineteenth annual con-
vention
Rr-rtrCtrd II tt7U CtOyIrg gpy-
sIonS yesterday were Harold Bar
Icy. Gaylord. as president Peter
Wielaud. Ellsworth. as vice presi-
dent; Lee Srcathcn. CharicvoiM
rs secretary treasurer and Vie
land and J.. J. Wood 'Newberlg
as directors.
Among the speakers AZ the con
veu'Ion were r a Winter Is
CANADA. Delta County agricultural
agent. Chalies tLEN. stale CON-
missioner az agriculture. and G L.
N1-F IT ri1crTTEsIT= =$-8-C t'5I,iegr-
Lansing
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Lift Production
Of Rayon Cord

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2G a
second large expansion program
for the production Of rayon cord.
tuned for use in the manufacture
of synthetic rubber tires HIS been
approved by the War Production
Board This project provides for a
8 million pound conversion
II brings 10 l6O million pounds
the increase in rayon cord auth
sriZed 50 far in connection with
the synthetic rubber program
Present plans. hinglng on War
Manpower Commission detcrmina-
-ttef4 that labor wifi bC svdTtdftf9
in the areas concerned. call for
the s million pounds 20 be divided
on this basis American NiSco~a
Corp - million Industrial Rayon
corp 80 Port
Il million. and American EnCa.
10 million
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
NGWFirHRRS
Register
Inn State

LANSING, Aug. 26 tUP) The
Michigan Corporation and Securi-
ties Commission today announced
filing Of articles of Incorporation
for the following new firms
Booth Bay Corp, 205 s Har-
baugh. Detroit, lumber, $4,000
common stock.
Kaburn Corp. 1881 Kentucky
Detroit. building and conStruc-
ton, $4,000 common.
l.. G Building Co. 1881 Ken
lucky. Detroit, building and con-
struCtion. $4,000 common.
Manchester Tool and Gage Co.
ll76 PenobScot Bldg Detroit
machines and parts. 5000 com
mon.
NelSon-Wcdhorn Corp. 9O3C
Lumpkin, Hamtramck tool and
die manufacture. S25.000 A com.
mon AMI $4,000 p common
Savage. Inc. 5S2 Pcnobscot
Bldg. Detroit, lumber and sup
plies, $1,000 common.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Coal RdtioninQ
Held Unlikely

NEW YORK Aug 2f Goa.
ra,auml this winter i, not prom
able Chester BoWle> genera
manager Of OpA SAID At pres,
conference. but the CPA is pre-
pared for y II II is necessary.
The odds are against coal
rationlng for the winter" he
said Food prices are one of
OPNS chief concerns at present
with the CruN of the high price
situation i'm foods Centering
around fruits and fresh vege-
tables"
OPA is developing n program
with relation 20 these items which
win soon go into effect. Bowie
stated. OPA has no plan 20 JET
up on the rationinG OF sugar
Bowles remarked and has No
plans tor milk rationine.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
New McKesson
Issue Proposed

NEW YORK Aug 26 McKeS-
son & Robbins Inc has declared
a dividend of 65 cents on the com
mon. payable Sept Is 10 holders
of record Sept 4 Previously the
firm paid 80 cents each March 20
1913. and Sept 20 1912
In addition. the directors APP
proved tor submission TO stock
holders az the annual meeting on
oct 26 "a proposal for authorize
tion OF now issue Of preferred
stock II this stock is so issued
and sold it is proposed 20 use The
proceeds toC ther with other
company funds 10 redeem pres
emily outstanding dcbenture> and
preferred stock
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Ceiling Prices on AS

Discussions of the long
awaited ceiling prices on used
cars overlooks the fact that
there is already a ceiling price
on used cars. That is, for 1912
used cars.
The ceilings, however, are the
same as new car price limits.
Under the schedules. if GUS
toner is willing. the dealer may
charge him the same price as
for a new car of the same type.
The increment or l per cent a
month charge may be charged
for the entire period, not for
the number of months that the
car has been in the dealers
hands.
This, however. applies only
10 sales by dealers. In private
sales of 1912 cars, the seller
may only charge the buyer the
sarle increment which he had
10 pay the dealer when he
bought it new.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
= Million
Profit
by W,ilIys

Willys-Oycrland Motors reports
net profit for the nine months
ended June 80 was S2.l39 664 after
Si.666 III for wartime and other
contingencies and Sl41230o0 for
federal income and excess profits
taxes.
Th, compares with 81 l6i5i3
for the nine months ended June
30. 1912 when federal taxes
amounted 10 S374l.359
The company stated % was i'm
possible at this time 10 estimate
possible effect of reneEotistiOn
\ statement accompanying The
earnings sand that favorable prog
ross was being made M research
designed 20 adapt the jeep engine
30 industrial as well as agtomotNe
Uses
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Farmers Market

FRUITS hpiet pa' o.s- So T.
f Pa - N'iu' .a iAtrt
pa ~ 'a.s d. g.anss
HurAebers.ss So Sosti 1t-qt craze.
Peaches su-F varieties ft.., 50 tl
-. .. ssa 30. So ? s. Hale Hsv. rs
pun, Rarbs-s S- 50 sU..415 -
pa. So S2an g-eengaee g.. s.
bu Pears SUGAR N9 St45 tu Nn.
Csr'siuupe fancy 50 20 tu H s.
t3ls.3g 40 .. s211 Sd. Ws'r-me .ar.
LFrTrCE AND SALAD GREENS
81 Hssa ettgce ~ 81 y bl .
So 2 81 2s so Lea' lettuce D.
75c 81 IS: b. Entiys ~ 81 ; 80 %,'
aI75 y . Nz5 Ramalne 81. d,
81 s0a2 bu no 2 Sl25
vEGETABLE GREE>s -- cab hs 8 p
uceas 81 81 p" 80 ht
"a bu. s,frsi S.. J. 7'.asl bu Nu,
.srd 80 L. suae0c bu spinach. S. D.
NI21. - - bu SVIss lhEid ".
! 50 hu Tutnip greens So o'H ~. bl.
gEGFIABI rs MISC BeFnf green
$50. :. 81 IS ~ tl Nc "sh.
fsrcy. SGu32f bu $50 s. b iL.
So. 2. So Kentucky Wonder. 80 B. 81 ID
ass5 ~ No 81 81 % y -ran .GI 'I'n. g',,,
It
beans. 81 3. SsI5,J ou Beets nH0chsi
80 l Slt1 25 d.z nehs
topped $50 81 soH3 hu ~. -
Broccoli. fancy, 81 ~ ~. D. S'
cabbage, 80 . S. 80 6i ha a.. 4
81 red cabbage y" - 90 .tu .
curly cabbage, 80. = s. 30 tH. Car.
r,fs, nurched so. l. O. 1850 d.7 h0hs
SO. .. Jlr topped 40 ! s. 70 ul
No. e. Sl25 Cauufower -. j. $50
a4bu.t $50. 81 80. Celery iare,
y so d0y tchs No. J au o,t. N'
20a soc Sweet corn fanCt 81 .'1 .1
s-dot sack. so I 81 'np2 No. 81
1I25 Cucumbrrs slicers. fancy - i1
hu.. No l. 81 tUa2 80 p 81 l3. 3lu--
bu 81. !. IS So 2 50 da. Nn J.
SIaI5O dor bchs Eggplant fancy. 50
bu No J. SSn3s0 Kohlrabi No !
7ScqSI don ochs. Lecks, - 81 81
doI bchs Okrs n. !. 81 $50 -i.seN
4Ns-s.,---A..,.-ql ~ ssg---s'-'~-- --e''-a-o-
dry so. s. S24O4t 5OIb SACK. onions.
pickling No D. Sl1 5O.lh. SACK Fsf-.cs
root 80 l. 7srVSl d0z bchs t1fF
parsley. No. ~ s5c doz bcns. Pep,
pers. green. No. J. 81 2a i.75 tu. So.
No ! IS bu Peas. No. j. 81 % ia
DO potatoes. No 1 81 10u1 ar bu $50.
2 s5 15c Eadishes red. fancy 81 d.l.
bchs-.- la -Lhlc--- -An----- --il.-----L--
Tfa. Ti y ,2 so - y, d'5 5,-1s1-, 5 F''3.
So 7'c daz nchs Summer squash Rrc,
81 p tu $50 !. 5O1 use. italian sgaasb
fancy. SO bus 80 ]. 81 5oH2 ~ 2.
81. Table queen no J. $3.50 2 bd.
Tgrn'rs eunehet No ! 55egs ~.
Tomatoes outdoor. fancy. 81 IAN. bssk
N ~ rise. No. z 90 soc
POULTRY AND EGGS Hens No. l.
IS 3sc 10 broilers. So ], 35 p 39c 10.
Eggs. large No. /, SIS 10 3o.doz. case.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
On the
Business
Front
By WARD SCHULTZ

The extent 20 which the car
bide industry in the United
States stepped in to save the
day" for the United Nations
was revealed here today in an
advertisement released to bust
ness publications by Carboloy
Co. Inc. of Detroit.
In addition 10 shipping car
hide powder TO England ever
since the latter's supply was
shut off by the outbreak Of war
with Germany in 1899, the car
bide industry in this country
has been supplying Canada,
Russia. Australia, China, Mex
ico. South Africa, India and
others Of the United Nations
with carbides in various forms
from raw materials 10 finished
product.
Canada as an example not
only has obtained huge quanti-
ties Of powder from the United
States, but also has been sup
piled with fabrication equip
ment for making carbide tools,
etc. as we'll as being furnished
with details rs 10 United States
manufacturing techniques.
Hard cemented carbide metal
has been supplied steadily 20
Russia since the L. $. s z.
joined the Allies
All this has been accom-
pliShod in addition 10 the neces-
Sity OF meeting a tremendous
expansion in L. 5 requirements
In the way of carbide products
such As tools, dies etc. for pro-
duction Of war materiel In this
country. according 70 the Car
boloy company Vast demand
for this material has been due
10 the ability Of materials such
as CarboIoy TO machine SteelS
faster and better than any ,ub-
stance known heretofore
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
TO Fight
Black Markets

FLINT. Eug. 26-The nation.
wide campaign against black mar.
kets will get under way in Flint
when neighborhood war clubs
meet AT 7:30 tonight. A discus.
sion Of black markets over WFDF
will serve as a springboard for
club meetings throughout the city.
Householders will be asked to
sign pledges promising not to pay
more than ceiling prices or &C.
cept rationed goods without Civ.
ing ration stamps. Those who
subscribe TO this pledge will be
given an identifying sticker to be
placed on the window.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
General ARiliRe
To Redeem Bonds

NEW YORK, Aug. 26-Drec-
tors of General Aniline and Film
Corp. formerly American /. G.
Chemical CorpD has authorized
the redemption on Nov. l al the
principal amount of 81 10000 of
American l G. Chemical Corp.
guaranteed 5i2 per cent converti-
BILE defentures due May l, 1919
This redemption will reduce the
outstanding principal amount of
debentures 10 SIS 100000.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Market Moves
in
Ligi1i Trading

NEW YORK. Aug rs up
StoC',s opened narrowly Irregular
t--i} fteiit turnover ZONES
iirmcd Cotton futures registered
minor gains.
L. s. steel opened At 81 p. up
J.. and Bethlehem 5saa up a..
Small advances were noted In l..
$ Rubber, Erie certificates. Var
nnr Brothers Pictures. Anaconda
Copper, ScarS-Roebuck, McKes>on
e Robbins, Radio Corporation and
honnoCOtt.
Small losses were registered In
Pan American AR Ways, Doug as
AHefaft, United Aircraft. inter-
national Paper con 100 ,hareS)
Sinclair oil. icNaS Company. Con-
~olidated Edison, American Car
~ Foundry, Santa Re and United
Air Lines.
Trading continued l.ght after
the opening with price movements
extremely narrow
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
u. 5. Shipping
Entire Plants
To Soviet Nation

WASHINGTON. Aug 26 INSl
President Roosevelt officially
disclosed today that whole naantt.
featuring plants have been dis
mantled in tho United States
and shipped to Russia TO enable
that nation to produce war equip
ment
In his lend-leaSc report 10 the
nation, the President also emPha-
sized that we have sent more
lend-leasc planes there Russia
than 10 any other country
Disclosing that during the past
year lend-lease in the amount Of
81 4O0OO0,OOO has gone TO the
Soviet nation, the Chief Execu-
tive said:
More than One-fourth Of the
tonnage OF goods exported To
the L. :. =. X. has been food
la maintain the fightiHg
strength Of the Red army"
About 81 per cent OF Russia $
lend-lcase was for direct war
supplies.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Power Use Holds
Gain Over 1942

NEW YORK. Aug. 26 The
amount Of electrical energy dis
uubuted by the electric light and
power industry Of the United
states for the week ended Aug.
u was 4.264.825 900 kilowatt
hours. against 3.673,7l7,0O0 in the
like 1912 week. an increase Of Is
f7--t--t-t-fftt tttcotttfttg - tctfs0n
Electric Institute
Output IN the week ended Aug.
Il totalcd 4 2S7 S27 900 tiloWatt
hours. against 3,654.795,00O IN the
similar period Of 1912, an increase
Of l73 per cent and in the week
ended Aug. 7 came 10 4,240 63S. =
coo klowatt hours. against
. G27. 070000 a year earlier, an
increase Of 1876 per cent
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Army-Navy e Renewed

The Advance Plating CO. has
just been notified by the navy
board for production awards of
the renewal of the Ar iy-Navy f
for an additional period of six
months from jung $, and new
pennant with one star affixed, ac-
cording TO BERNARD NJ. Baur,
president.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Lumber Needs
Estimated High

NEW YORK. Aug. % Lumber
production during the first six
months of 1913 totaled l6,023,-
$4,000 board feet. WPB an
nounces. This figure represents
half the 1943 domestic production
goal, but it does not assure that
revised 1913 requirements will be
met. WPB says
The years lumber consumption
for military and essential civilian
needs is now estimated at about
rs billion board feet and normal
seasonal decrease in production Is
10 be expected in the fourth quar-
ter Of the year.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
MOS MAN

Too busy on important war
work 10 take time Out for @
celebration Clarence N0Sack
president Of the Consolidated
Brass Co, nevertheless. mark,
today aS one Of the BIC event,
n his hle II was exactly -
years ago, that hC started work
inC FOR Consolidated
The - ycar-old brass exec
1ititr--tarfed ~ttit- tire firm av II
yii7-'r-f1r'f ll4 -i-+l L.
old American LuhriCat0r Co
and latter transferred 20 the fac
tory IN order 20 learn that Phase
~ tho husineS.
lis factory eNpencnce stood
nm IN GOOD stead wreu this
country started turning out war
materials. b cause many 4
technical problem was solved
because Of his practical back
ground.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
OK 2Oih Cenfury-Fox
=PfefeFfedlistiHe

NEW YORK. Aug. 26 New
York Stock Exchange has author
ized Cor listing bat not 10 be adj
mitted 10 dealings until further
notice. Twentieth Century Fox
Film Corp, 100000 shares of prior
preferred stock without par value.
$3.50 dividend cumulative.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
AID TO CHINA

Ard 70 rt7e t'rIted Kingdom ttt--
now reached a total Of 81 i5s .
p1Q 900. of which 81 SS7 e5l 900
was sent during the past SIX
months
TCnG-feaSe AID 70 The forces az
The United Nations in Africa. the
Middle East and Mediterranean
area aside from American forces
there has ,otaled 81 363 600 600
AMI mi, aid iS regarded aS hay-
ing been critical factor IN tho
smashing Of the ANS forces IN
Africa.
Nd 70 China India. AusralI
and New Zealand has totalcd
Sl12}OOO 900.
The report said that me and
20 China end India has been 10
per cent in munitions
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Rails Criticized for Staying in Debt Too Long

Early in he New President Roosevelt wisely criticized
the railroads for their record staying debt too long TINS was
by agitation \ Frank chairman
the Exchange Commission, and others favor
Of relatively equity common stock financing by public
and other types -
However white politicians beating the toms in favor
federal
porac precisely the opposite direction nasnuch
dgduCtibe expense before
dcnd> share similarly
be pad the residue Of
past earnings after
The effect pat subsidy bond financing instead Of
Nfr-t-4
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Order Restaurants
To Posi- Food Prices

FLINT. Aug. pa notice that
a declaration OF ceiling prices
must appear on the menu IN all
restaurants in accordance with
OPA regulations, today is being
sent out by the county war price
and rationing board
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Grain Prices
Edge Higher

CHICAGO. Aug. 26 GNS)--
Wheat and oats opened &C higher
today. rye unchanged to &c up.
WHEAT September, Sla4Ss
December, S146l4 May. S1.4Sh
OATS September, 727sc: De-
cember, 70a4c; May. 70a 7olsc.
RYE - September. S1Q12s n
T0l "a; d EN- ber, S102A q
l.02%o; May, Sl05ia.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Oakland Bond Quota
Set al 14l Million

PONTIAC. Aug 26 - Oakland
C0unty'S quota for the third war
loan campaign opening September
9. is $1450O,0O0 nearly treble the
quota of the second loan drive
last ApIil.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Hearst Dividend
To Be Omitted
special 10 rHr DETROIT TNrs

san FRANCISCO. Aug rs
A. meeting Of the board Of di-
rcctorS Of Hearst Consolidated
Publications. Inc. held Aug %.
1853 n was voted not TO pay t4+e
dividend normally payable Sept.
Is, 1913. on the class a stock
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Operates Only When Gross Income Is High

9 dangerous mode Of thnkng the first pace
offset the when The M
gross high bring, him into the high tax
the other hand the cd real estate charges VI" 20
years writ prosperous
Thus individuals who freeze themselves 10 such an ever
adversely Furthermore
place when after The federal a% rates
should reduced The sharing o The real estate carrying charges
by the nfnOar treaSI ho
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Business Failures Dip

NEW YORK, Aug 26-Business
failures showed a slight decrease
in :he week ended Aug. 10. Dun
& BroadStreet. Inc. reports "a as
compared with 90 last week and
l47 year ago.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Order SIS Freight Cars

CLEVELAND, Aug. % -CheSa-
Tcake and Ohio. Nickel Plate and
Pere Marquette railroads have
placed orders for 1.525 new
freight cars.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Hall Lamp Again
Votes Zoe Payment

{. VI. Hall Lamp Co. has de-
clared a dividend OF 20 cents. pay
able Sept. ID 10 holders Of record
Sept g a like amount was paid
Innn Ii
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
$50, 900 VEHICLES

Huge quantities OF raw ma
-trririx and machinery rurtrUHrt
supplies including 100000 tons OF
rails. more than 10000 motor
vehicles. over 100000 miles Of
telephone wire and approximately
1870 900 field telephones have been
sent Russia 10 enable them 20
replace the output ~ war plants
IN areas under Nazi occupation
Roosevelt reported
Only he Limitations a. -Ah4PpipR5
have prevented even greater sup
plies being sent he emphasized.
During the entire period Of
lcud-lcase aid. the report showed.
Russia has been second only 10
the United Kingdom in receiving
lond-,caSe ard from the United
states OF the total Of the
S2.444OOOO0O in aid 70 Russia.
81 3e3 100000 was sent during the
first SIX months OF the present
year.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Livestock Markets


CATTLE 800 slaughter steers and
shr stc.. STEADY FED kirds very scarce
supply largely srsssers grading mecium
lH- Hua..V !itte cone or nQus r-d.r.
tone we'k Load fat around io5H-Ir
'hN,-t grass steers relf above >lt.
aai slu-ia. Weighs sold S1a.3J tnr,,
aaas medium ST se2 iU. Southwest 49,.
horned -rass steers. $l3 20 odd lots COM
men aui medium rltte and Southwest
grass steers. $40 au ~ -. huik beef
-vs So 30 - of5 head 80 % can.
rels arJ c3'f.r. mainly Nb ll @ g5. few
hIu eh' Gamers. >b2i down. asking
>I7 'H 1919 f1r good weisnty sausage
buds ieN common and medium bgus
-ul. ~ 70
CALVES $50. steady Bu.k sord and
c1r'ce vsalers Sts common and medium
.BrEeIv 81 roHfIs
HOGs 0HQ no early bids or sales
Irl,.f. I.s.er
SHEIp-.JH Caoi % choice spring
'4THs steady 90 pc lower. little do1- 40
early on iCNer Ega1es and other classes.
lnder'ore weak good 80 choice -ratlre
vT--TF -If.Ts Xff -IUt u -. with DUCKS
IIt sf 81 Hsl NM small I0t choice e1-.h
vei1nts So. few common light iamos
SO down, asking So so ior good ard
cnr'ce sh1r- FAT ewes
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Detroit Stocks

Sales High Low II AS ch'gs
IN 1908
Gen Finance IS 81 3. az Y
Mich sugar 81 So 81 . %
Parker Rust Is 1915 1sK 1877 y
Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 80 far this year.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
PTrINHI RON

-st.a-t - 49, tfa-sf = s-t .
10 steady steers Eu.I f0 rnr.r
$40 itS5S medium tu E"0t Sii.s04 Slb.
common 'o medium Si2 5II1t- hofers.
sHHf On choice Sl44I5.50. medium TO
E14d 81 20 fH. common 90 Medium.
- -u 90 50 N'Vs good t1 choice S. -o
tN medium o. Eo1d Sil412 Gamers aud
cutters So 50Is 8@is, Eood 90 Chg.ce
Sl3 so ~ cgmmon - medium, s. So
81 21. gtass steers Si01IsS0
. HOES 500 tfaqtl 1sQ-1sl lbs SI--1l
80 :
1g1 ihs SIS 4oH1S so. 22ot2 % los SIS go
ais sls 2l1-2eO lbs SIS i0rlS. so zp--
rH-'.s Ni42l If-I Iu. In1.1S0 Ibs Sl1 25
Ntt aa sauehs Stz ~ "a N Is
SHFrr -51, steady. on choice Gt-e~s
slow choice lambs SIf1oH 30, usd Ium
t1 -g1od clipped SlIuI315. corr mon
smts ..ptc1 STre. ewes clipped s.
wcfhers clipped, S6Hs
CA1NFS-i5U. steady on choice others
slow. good 20 choice. SIS so az So. me-
dun - Good, h3g i5' oulls and common,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26

SlN MNutHs eRCtQ Jay 81
Ne. gran s55s 55' aos 81, 55ss
share earnings 'sc ooc
toMNo>WEALTH And SOUTHERN
Twelve ner'hs eaiei suly Jl
%e, income Sl3 $50 $50 SO ei5 235
Pfd shsre earnings So 33 s. ~
Ne, ,n,ame s. 500 "a s5.n5.'.5
Ptt Shore earnings g -
Jay ne .rcem 81 oo-,145 tsflo4
DuoIE>NE LIGHT 60.
Twelve months ended Jgns 80,
So, income siidiii5y d5iiii'i5y SO 50s s. -
Com share earnings "a - >i2i
~N ~.trs e14ed iI.e
Gsm. saafe earnings s227 s2
CHAI> BLLT 60.
Twelve mupths ended July 81;
share eara.hss Ns3 Slss
MIDDLE STATES PFTRoLEJM
SN months ended June so.
~, pr.a, .335s7s 5353 .s, i9'i isa
SERNEI. INC.
Cuarter ended J4lA-
~, pno, sii5so2 SIS 52e
share earnings 2fc
OHIO EDISON
1898 1882
fut re' income N2f1 oil Si7- 22~
....s s.sS.l.e..-.s -S...lss.4..s- &3.G1S.sA--
RNNONiER. INC.
Quarter Nrari Ju.y 81
~. rra. = sisi'o,, $50 1q3
Com. sla-e esIiaes lsc 25c
wARNBR BROS. PICTURES
THIRTY --ire weeks ended MAY %
Nst rroft Ss.7l43o2 S5.31f SIS
-e.-..a--4---.-- -----rr- -- t-f-i-s - -
WABASH RAUPOAD
1888 1912
fg'v cross Ss2845f7 s. 11s aI2
Ntt .t.rI'rc inc Do12. SOC Eegl ef7
sever months -oss SIS es5 727 Su.siH oss
Ne, orsratinr M. S. SOS 25a S5.l55 e32
Ann ARBOR RAILROAD
1913 1912
1GIy gross S5I2 sOs SffS'sia
Set operating inc. S73 500 $50 53s
seven months gross 81 ass 232 81 eel sl4
fs operating Inc. Sai6.st S26f s7s
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Earnings
AMERICAN ~iORTs

AMERICAN ~iORES
SIX months ended 4ls 81.
1913 1852
%rt prof, S15l POS S72, 355
share earnings CSC Jbc
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
WARNER BROS. PICTUREs

ThrtF-rIne VeeKN ended MAY 20
Ne rroft Ss.7I43o2 S5.37f SIS
c--4-a---4--.--- -----rr- - - -
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
OHIO EDISo'
RNyo>IER. INC.

CItr'er Nr.ri Jul} 81
.l4f1 1912
Ns- rr.tt S4ai o1. $3.50 4q-
Com. saa-e esIiass lsc 25.