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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Majority Opinion

THE panel hearing this dis
pute," said Edwin K. Witte.
board chairman, in a ajority
opinion "alsO concluded that
the failure To pay a bonus I'm
1912 was reduction In the
compensation OF the employees
which required approval OF the
War Labor Board and was APP
prOvable only under the prin-
ciples which the board must OBJ
serve In giving approval either
10 increases or decreases i'm
wages.
Payment OF bonus of the
amount paid In 1888. when com
pany profits were approximately
the same as 1912. may property
be considered a part of the
understood compensation Of the
employees and clearly II In the
interests of harmonious indus
trial relations"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
RubberCO.
Earnings
UpSharpIy

United States Rubber Co. and
its subsidiaries for the six months
ended June 30, report a net profit
of S6,912, 466. equal TO S2.44
share on the common, as against
81 ,554.S4l or $3.50 a share on the
8 per cent non-cumulative pre-
ferred In the 1912 period.
In 1912 first half. the company
set aside from earnings 81, TAI $40
for war losses. Provision for fed
eral income and excess profits
taxes amounted to Sl6,952, 226 in
1943 period, against $l2 ,106.477
In 1912. the latter including ST.
10000 provision for tax contin-
gencies.
Net sales OF S2o2, 7lS,494 in ie43
period showed gain OF SIS per
cent over 1912. The company al
ready has two synthetic rubber
plants In operation for govern.
ment at Naugatuck, Conn. and
at Institute. West Va. and a third
plant In Los Angeles, Cal, is
scheduled TO come into production
in September. F. B. Davis Jr..
chairman of the board, stated.
.These three plants, he
added, "have rated annual
capacity Of 100000 tons of buna
=, which IN equivalent TO nearly
one-quarter Of the normal peace
time consumption of rubber In
this country for all purposes"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Market Firm;
.Chrys|er Up
.0ver d Point

NEW YORK, July 20 (UP)-
Stocks were firm in fairly active
opening dealings today. while
bonds were steady. Cotton fu-
lures were up 4 to 5 points.
Chrysler opened at 70, up Ia
Allied Chemical rose lis to 154Ia
Douglas Aircraft firmed at IA
TO 62A; United Airlines spurted
1h to 20, and Loew's gained Ia
to 601s.
". S. Steel, Bethlehem and Re-
public opened on gains of 4 point
each. Armour appeared in a $500
block at 6, up Is.
Nickel Plate preferred led the
rails higher with a 2is point rise
TO 69ia. Erie certificates opened
1000 at 127s, up u; Northern Pa
cific 1900 at l5h. up Il; South
ern Pacific 1000 at 27%, up 81
and Santa Fe, eX-dividend, sold
al 81 q. up -. Southern Railway
rose 1is 10 247s on a 1900 share
turnover.
Packard opened | 800 shares al
37s { off Is Nash-Kelvinator | .000
al d2, up IS; WHY'S Overland q
900 at Ia, up u; Radio Corp
! 500 at 1888, up as; Continental
Motors 1900 at SIS. up q; Inter
national Nickel 200 az 2lh. w
q, and Paramount 1000 at 265s
up "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Aviation Corporation
Transfers MANAGER

CLEVELAND, July 29-Wil-
liam b. Griese. formerly plant
manager OF the liquid cooled en-
CINE division. Toledo, has been
transferred 10 plant manager Of
the Spencer heater division of the
Aviation Corp. at Williamsport,
Pa, il was announced today by
William +. Wise, executive vice
president. G. n. Tull. former
plant manager and one of the
oldest employees OF that company,
will continue TO assist GrieSe in
industrial relations matters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
New Financing
Proposed by
.LoriIIdrd Co.

NEW YORK. July 29-P. Loril-
lard Co. announced II is conduct
ing negotiations with Lehman
Brothers and Smith, Barney a. Co.
with respect To a financing pro-
gram 10 raise approximately S29,-
coo. 600.
II is expected the financing will
take the form of about 100000
900 of debentureS with approx
mately S5,000,000 10 be raised
through an offering OF common
prepared and is expected to be
Spect 10 new securities Is being
stock by way of subscription war
rants TO common stockholders.
Proceeds will be applied by the
company toward retirement OF the
debenture Is, due Oct. l. 1874,
which are outstanding in the
amount of $500. 300 and toward
repayment Of bank loans which at
the end of 1912 amounted to 500
000. 900.
Registration statement with re-
filed with SEC IN September.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
October Egg
Trade Halted

CHICAGO, July 29-The board
Of governors of Chicago Mercan-
tile Exchange voted to suspend
trading in October egg futures
until further notice.
Offers of 44sac dozen and bids
of APP cents for the future were
automatically withdrawn.
Governors asked Commodity
Exchange Administration to fix a
settlement price should they de-
eide TO close out the contract.
Governors said action followed a
government request that the OK
change consider closing out Oc-
tober eggs.
Market observers said they be-
lieved government restrictions of
storing eggs had raised doubts as
to whether delivery could be made
on the future, prompting the re-
quest,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
a Axton-Fisher
Executives Quit

NEW YORK. July 29-The
president and three directors of
the Fisher Tobacco Co. re-
signed. They were Carl B. Rob
bins, president. who took office in
1871 after leaving the Commodity
Credit Corp; Judge Charles /
Dawson. T.. d. AXton, brother of
the founder, and w. L; Lyons Jr.,
They were succeeded by Jesse
w. Tapp, Charles w. Schimpff
and James r. Cavagnaro. Tapp,
who was elected as executive vice
president. will be named president
of Axton-Fisher August 8, effec-
tive date of Robbins resignation,
said a spokesman for Transamer-
lea Corp. in Louisville.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
State 10 Produce
Big Honey Crop

LANSING. July 29-Predicting
that more than 10000 900 pounds
of honey Will be produced in
Michigan this year, r. II. Kelly,
Michigan State College extension
specialist, said today that most of
the crop will be sold within the
states border in 1943.
although heavy losses Of bee
colonies and cool spring re-
duced the bee population, hot
weather has led To excellent
honey gathering" Kelly said.
Beekeepers in southern coun-
ties will meet Aug 5 at Franken-
muth. Other meetings of bee
keepers will be held al Traverse
City Aug. 6, and on Aug. Z at
Burt Lake state park at Indian
River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Tends TO Reduce Cash, Contract Capital

the ambitious fellows have stretched their thin
breaking the
undertake take back for the government some OF
incurred
reduce cash and further to
working capital
working only for customer
government they short term
financing
There appears be credit risk long as the wartime
working capital
we'll fortified the
struggle cancellation of
renegotato willing to leave the
companies those contingencies
be saddled with the ermi-
naO risk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Tunes Financial Editor

Industry members of the Re-
gional War Labor Board, dis
SentIng from majority opinion
ordering the 1900 Corp, 81.
Joseph, 10 pay It's 700 employees
a Christmas bonus for the year,
1912, today protested that the
decision meant that every en-
ployer who has in the past given
a bonus, though no formula can
be determined, must continue
paving il regardless of his pro-
fits during the year or his pros
poets for the future.
The board denied Joint petit
ton OF the company and Local
93l. United Electrical, Radio
and Machine Workers OF Amer
lca Go, for D per cent IN
crease m wages on the ground
that employees had been given
increases approximately 20 per
cent since Jan /, 1871.
A majority however Nnied TO
direct The company TO restore A
Christmas bonus which the COM
pany began paying in 1885 but
discontinued last year on the
condition that il was not TO
exceed the amount paid for the
year. 1888
Willie II. Hall and Chester A.
Calm, speaking for industry
representation on the board.
contended that the bonus paid
in the past was at the absolute
discretion OF the company direc-
tors that the formula varied
from year TO year and that the
Regional WLB should not sub
Stitute its judgment for that OF
company officials on the pro-
priety of such bonuses. They
noted that the company passed
IFS last quarterly dividend in
1912 because of the uncertainty
created by the war situation,
that the bonus was not part
OF wages and thai while no
bonus was paid in 1912 there
was an average increase in
workers hourly wage of 9 cents
an hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Second Group Consists Of Wives and Mothers

group Of wives mothers and Other reIa
soldiers and and patriotic reasons TINS group
ovcrpOwcrng desire to do a good job
he group characterized the free riders ms
need work, but think 1t Is the
thing This includes floaers and in gem
record than the other The exec
group and possibly majority of the
nd leave industry after the
curious financial problem exists for many of the mushroom
which expanded with speed in
years All of them working with less working
capital nances considered prudent peaceme But
they take solace the fact that 1t
patriotic produce vital material possible
the chips of inadequate ratio working capital to current
liabilities fall where they may
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Pontiac Hero
OF Sicily Drive
Visits Parents

PONTIAC July 29-Capt Don
aid Matthew'S. son of Mr. anC
Mrs. " $. Matthews l3 Fenele,
Court was home today from On,
Sicilian campaign of the army an
CORPS with the recommendation OF
his major and colonel that he be
promoted 40 major
HI holds the Distinguished Fly
ing Cross for saving mS ship and
crew after motor and an allerun
were shot of .n The LIhya cam
paicn.
he wrote biS parents when he
received the decoration last
winter
There's nothing exciting
happening over here"
lie is "a veteran OF more than
40 raids from Libya 20 sicily and
led the last 2i-hiWbCI raid over
Cape Bon before the last Ger
mans and Italians surrendered.
BE is ON 20-day furlough
"ItAi, will be out OF the war
soon" hc declared United
states and AlIicd forces now
have enough equipment and
have established firm supply
lines Ia back up any campaign
undertaken. capt Matthews
declared
lie is a and Il graduate 81
General Motor, Tech AZ Flint.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Urges Guarantee by Government Against Loss

In other companies be held TO slender
they should guaranteed by the government
and other made
a termination.
conceded in principle each businessman
dependent partly the personalities and
personally deals with
So him. chief executive
order hedge against the possibility
treatment as he
thinks it deserves.
The managing discretion the
portion profit which paid dividends And as for
for
TO retain more than customary after
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Auto Executive
Dies in Pontiac

PONTIAC. July 20 - Funeral
services for Ernest Melville Orr.
81, former vice president and as
sistsnt general manager of the old
Oakland Motor Car Co, fore
runner of Pontiac Motor division
Of General Motors Corp, will be
held tomorrow AT the Huntoon
Funeral Home here at ? p. m.
Burial will be made in White
Chapel Memorial Park.
Mr. Orr died at his home, so
Delaware, following an illness Of
six years He leaves the widow,
Mrs. Nellie NJ. Orr. two daughters.
Mrs. T.. Gilmaur VIM, Of Pom
tiac, and Mrs. Philip Hops OF
Syracuse. ~. Y, and threes BROTH
ers, John 7. Orr and Charles r.,
Orr. both of PottstoWn. Pa and
was with the Oakland company
from 1920 until 1926.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Lost Metdnurgist
Hunted in Mountains

GRAND LAKE. Colo. July %
ms D. Mountain climbers today
searched l3.400-foot Lone Eagle
Peak IN the Rockies He'll Hole
sector for Ernest Policy ~, a
Cleveland metallurgist who has
been missing since last Friday
Ernest r Policy of Golden
Colo father Of the lost man. con-
unucd 10 aid the searcheTs. de-
spite RIB injury suffered When
he fen from q cliff,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
National Biscuit Co.
Promotes Sandifer

NEW YORK. July 29-Warren
S. Warner. manager sales depart
ment. National Biscuit Co, an
nounced that c. NJ Sandifer has
been promoted 10 assistant sales
manager, succeeding r. l.. Elan
dreau.
Sandifer will supervise the Mid
west area from Ohio TO the Rock
les. with headquarters in Chicago.
He is well known in the food BUSH
ness and has been with Nabisco
for 81 years. For the last eight
years he has been IN Chicago as
assistant to AL Haase.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Magician in Jail
As Draft Dodger

BAY CITY. July % Still main
tanning he would not have got
into trouble If his crystal ball was
handy DeVro Decroenn. "a, Flint
crystal gaZer. waived examination
as a draft dodger yesterday.
Commissioners Ethel MeiSel re-
handed hum 10 Jail in lieu OF
81 500 bail 10 await removal 10
New York where a draft board
insists the Self-Styled magician
and snake charmer pulled a van
ishing act just when he was most
wanted
Decreenn said his crystal bail
was in Chicago when bad luck
overlook hlm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Flint Youth, IS,
Shot by Brother

FLINT. July 29-DOctors today
are fighting 10 save Anthony
Debts. -. Of $50 l.. Taylor who
lies ia critical condition in iIur-
ley Hospital with a bullet in his
spine, accidentally inflicted by has
brother Elias. 10 police said.
The younger brother said he
was attempting 10 eject q bullet
from his father, ~ caliber re-
volver when the gun discharged
as Anthony stood . foot from the
muZZle
The bullet entered 10 the right
~ The victim s abdomen. probably
passed through the liver. and
lodged IN the spine doctors SAID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Axis Scrap Arrives
For u. s. War Plants

NEW YORK. July % HNSl-
Thousands of tons of scrap metal
contributed by the Axis TO Amer
ica'S war production machine
were unloaded from freighters
and Liberty ships today.
Brought 10 an undiscloSed
eastern port from North Africa
by 10 Liberty ships and freight
ers, the haul included wrecked
Axis tanks, trucks and planes,
with a considerable number OF
German air transport engines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Detroit Gas Sendout
Continues Above AZ

The gas sendout in the Detroit
district for the week ended. July
"a 1913 was 4l4,546 thousand
cubic feet. Michigan, Consolidated
Gas Company reported today. an
Increase OF 97.575 thousand cubic
feet compared with the CORES
ponding week last year. when the
total reported was 1851 thou
sand cubic feet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Free Symphony Plan
OF PetriNo Blasted

NEW YORK. July 20 GNS)--
James c. Petrillos plan 10 pro-
vide free symphonic concerts IN
small cities was labeled "unequaled
for hypocrisy today by Neville
Miller, president of the National
Association Of Broadcasters
Miller charged that through the
American Federation of Musi-
SiclanS' ban on manufacture of new
records PetrilO has done more e
prevent symphonic music in the
United States than any other man
in the history OF our country
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
The Beer Shortage

Signs of the times yesterday
in the dining room of large
downtown hotel, Alfred Epstein.
president of Pfeiffer Brewing,
and Merle Yockey. treasurer of
the company, were the center
Of all eyes because they were
drinking AN out-ol-town' beer.
Truth of the matter is that
they ordered their own brand
and the hotel was fresh out,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Bonus q Wager

"a bonus of this kind IL not q
wage but an additional token Of
appreciation from employer to
employee" the dissenting opinion
- reads. ut IL an extra reward
aud a gratuitOus incentive for a
continued mutually profitable
endeayOr. To force such pay
ment strips the bonus of all its
meaning"
The majority Of the panel.
however, held that the bonus
become a part of the corpora
tons wage structure and that
employees had a right 10 expect
"A bonus in 1912. even il the
company ran at a loss during
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Father of Ill Protests
CurfeW aS Unfair

GRAND RAPIDS July % rUP)
Prank Witczak father Of II
children. warned the city commits
sion today that he viii stage q
demonstration against a com
nission-spprOVed cuIiew sched-
ulcd 10 60 INTO effect Aug l9
Ihe curfeW makes n illegal for
chii1rcn under is years OF age 10
be on The streets after 10 p. N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Pastor
Continues
Death Fast

sAUGATUCK. July 20 up
The Rev Charles Horswell was
reported resting easily today az
his home where ne has maintained
an unbroken fast since the death
Of his wife June 10
Tho S5-year-old clergy m n
makes no complaint. his physician
reported, and has not weakened
In This determination 10 refuse
food until he Joins his wife in
death.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
S9,OOO,OOO Storm
Kills b on Texas Gulf

--1nWtern petsu are deSH, al
least two are missing, dozens are
injured and property damage is
estimated at S9,000000 today in
the wake OF the worst storm 20
strike the Texas gulf coast since
1915.
The bodies Of 10 crew members
Of the dredge hopper Galveston"
were recovered from the cltys
north ietty last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29

Describing the legislation as
unfair 20 little children Wit
clak said be- and ms brothers and
sisters have reared so children
and none ri them has a juvenile
court record he added that =
lot Of other parents feel the
same way about this thing a. ]
do.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Jays Procurement Men as indispensable as Any

whether defements for techncans and
engineers only He said that procurement men who understood
indispensable He
added that from fundamental standpoint cost accountants
had been unable sell that
the draft boards solve that problem through
selecting As of
who like others tries 10 Tree young
military service through engaging women said that his
distinct One consists OF
their livelihood in normal times They are
experienced and serious.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Chemical Firm
Names Manager

KLEIN Chemical Works today
announced the appointment of T.,
Curtis Mckenzie as general man
ager.
McKefzie comes to Klein Chem
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
M. S. Ruksyser
ManpOwer Problem
Solution Offered

To succeed human affairs it is always important to see the
other fellows viewpoint
spirit important manufacturer
items military aircraft tells he has solved his manpower
problem
Instead OF antagonzng the local draft boards by making
unnecessary claims dement of employees this executive each
boards well
acquisitions whom considers Indispensable
making selections. he advised from the inside by
thorough knowledge of the selectve service law
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Saginaw Tax
Session Aug. >

SAGINAW. July 29-The coun-
tvs appeal of the new tax alloca-
ton will be held here Aug. 5
local officials were notified today
County leaders said the board
SUPERVISORS will not be called
10 hear the appeal As has been
the custom but will be called "a
finish the June session only after
DECISION of The state tax commits
sion is received.
Lewis r. McNally, ounty
finance chairman and ALLEGATION
representative. urged the appeal
when city and school representa-
tiveS agreed 10 leave the 15-mil
division AZ last years figures. 81
~ - !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
10000 Bsthers Flee

&EW YORK. July % CUP)-
Thirty thousand bathers scram-
blpd for shore when the cry
Shark Shark went Up al
CoDey Island Lifeguards who in-
vc>ugated found some PROPOSES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Livestock Markets
DETROIT


CATTLE--io0. Quality plain, choic.
steers absent and good grades practically
so. fed steers OF value 10 sell from sI4. rs
70 yl3.7o quoted steady, common and
medium grassy and shortfed steers and
hsifers dull, undertone weak; part load
low-medium western shortfsd steers, SI3
two loads grassy Mexican type steers held
above SIS. so, these cattle moderately COY,
steers siiai2; slow psddling trade %
cows st barely steady prices, Gamers snc
cutters eligible. $50 as76 common "a
medium beef cows, si0gi 40 few good
broad for bulls but early sales abou,
steady; bulk medium bulls. Si2. 5Oul4;
strictly good quoted TO Sii so, no action
on stock cattle
good and choice vssisrs, yia50; common
and nahum largely ti34 ib.5 so.
HoUs-l 900 no early sales; asking q
shade higher ON butchers scaling $50 lbs.
sHEEP-25o supply extremely light,
scattered sales about steady. small o
good 10 choice native spring lambs. SIS
grassy shorn yesrlings salahle sl2.5
rs, odd head yearlIng breeding ewes 50
CHICAGO. July rs GNs) HOGS
-. 300 steady 10 strong top. tl4 40 bulk
sltgl4 heavies sf4ult 30: mediums
- nSnAhf slotfN a ~ ~ Hkl'
lights, 1891 IL; packing sows, Sl3gI3.5 so
pigs, sil501I2f5
CATTLE 10 600; steady Calves: 900
steady Beef steers. choice. sl5als7S
medium, yltai5 yesrltnEs, Si3Hls
Butchers; heifers, tii Ni575 COWS 50 81
al bulls, siiati4T5. calves seal 90
feeders sl2ultT5, Stoekcrs. steers ST.
q 10, cows and hsifers. sgal4.
PtrTsBuRGH
PlTTsBURGH. July Is iNsp--CATTLI
200: steady Steers, good TO choice
SIC. 23 70 ~ Is medium 90 good $3.50
10 common 10 medium SIP so Is
heifers. good 10 choice, St5u15 50: medium
To COED si2 80 "a common 10 medium
xs1 IL cows, good Ia choice, SIC. 500 II
medium TO medium good, ti2n Ia So can
nsrs ana cutters, So 30 N 10 so. bulls. goo,
TO choice. si4uli 30; common 10 medium
sl0uI35 so.
HOGS 500 active and Sc highsr; 100
$50 lbs. sif SOgi4.s0: is0- 200 lbs.
sii son IL 90. 200 220 lbs sOai4 90
220-250 lbs. 7Oa1490. 25O-2e0 ms
Sii 50 i470. 2g0-35O lbs Si4d1i 30
loo.i50 lbs. 81 25a l4.lO, roughs Si2 .,
1888
CALvEs-i25. steady. Good 10 .fhcSt
SIG 80 Il 80; medium 20 good 81 30 q
1850, culls and common &7Hi7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29

$500 IS Beans, fancy, green. 50 SO
bu o.. /, t3Hi; No. 2. 81 So wax,
fancy. 80 hu; No !, 500; No p,
- SOS Beets punched, o. !, siuI.25 don.
bchs. No ?, Use; topped. No. L. 81 % u
bu. Cabbage, No. l. 81 66ts2.25 bu .
MOI g. $3.50 Red cabbage, No. !, kSa
3. 50 bu Carrots, No. I, Boa T5c doT.
bchs. caulinowsr No. 1. aab crate.
Celery, fancy. si.2on !. 30 dog. bchs No.
/. sou Soc No. 2. use; No 1. 81. No. 2,
81 n as 5.doz. sack. Cucumbers, fancy,
- bu No. 1. S4ni.s0; No, g. So Dil,
No. l. 65u75c doz. bchs, kohlrsbi, No.
/, slai.2o dog. bchs. Onions, green,
fancy. sI.10ai.25 dor. ochs No. I, s6c II
81 Onions. dry. No. /, 81. t0a5 50-lb.
sack. Parsley root, No. !, 75d g0c don.
bchs Peppers. green. No. /. E2g2. 80
hall bu.; hot. 81 $50 half bu. Curly
parsley, no. /, 10000 doE. bchs. Peas
No l. ss.ooai bu. Potatoes, No. I 81
n225 No. 2 Sluli5 hu. Rhubarb,
No 1, 500 zoe doz bchs Summer squash,
No 81 25ai so half bu. Italian squash,
fancy. 81 half bu.. No. 1, Sl50n2: No.
2 81. Turnips, punched, No I. 75c
81 rs, topped. No. 1, 81 500 i.76 bu. To-
matoes dollhouse, No. I, s425M 4 90 H.
10. basket; No 2, 50 Tomatoes, outdoor.
No. !. S2U7.60 laid. basket; No. 2, 81
n 1.2o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
75-Cent Payment
Declared by Eaton

CLEVELAND. o. July %
Eaton Manufacturing Co has de-
clared a dividend OF IS cents. pay
able August % TO holders OF
record August 9 The same amount
was paid m the previous quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29

ical to direct
the q Q vel 10 p
nent of n @ w
spec ializ ed
Decreasing ma
d o c @ SseS 10
Improve pro-
duction quality
and speed. He
was associated
for II ye a r S
with the Indus
trial Chemical
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29

Co. Prior TO THIS Time MCKENZIE
worked as chemist in the labora-
tories of the Hudson Motor Car
Co. and Studebaker Corp.