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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
Niagara Hudson
.P| Ian Under Study

NEW YORK, April IA de-
fnItive plan for corporate and
capital reorganization of Niagara
Hudson Power Corp. will be ready
within four or five weeks for SUBJ
mission 10 SEC, Earle j. Machold,
president of the corporation. told
stockholders at the annua !
meeting.
AS yet. the utility head eX-
planned. no plan has reached a
stage where it could be submitted
for approval Of directors. but the
whole matter has been and is re-
ceiving constant study.
Any plan, he added. would be
submitted TO stockholders for their
approval.
To achieve a result which will
give stockholders all the advan-
tages and ali possible savings of
the continuation of the system
properties under one ownership,
Machold said, the management
has in mind the substitution for
The present properties of a single
integrated operating utility COM
pany, the securities of which would
be directly held by the present
holding company investors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
Livestock Markets
III IRiIIT

CATTLE Salabis $50, fsi steers ard
hr.fers SLOW leN early safes weak, most
bios - cents and more lower than early
MOndAy. cows bout steady With late
Monday wien medium and good kinds
closed 25g SOC off and lower grade cows
steady 70 2jc lower. bsns steady stockers
and feeders dull undertone weak 10
lower. few medium % good fed steers
sold Si4uiS nothing strictly good or
choice Offered; few heifers Sl425 down
beef COWS SiO751l3 few young COWS on
the heifer order up 20 1913. Gamers ana
cutters 81 Is 20 1880; good sausage bulls,
Sl4Tl4 Is. medium grades SIP sou - IS.
choice AS j3T Texas bred stock steers late
MONDAY Si6als so load common 20 me
dun light stoCkers today bid tl3 SO
CALVES Sslable $50. Steady top and
bulk good and, choice vealers, SIG most
medium grades~ Si3 50al5 So Gun ana
common, SeTl3.
HoGS-salable 500 Market no, IS.
early Monday al weights bar
rows and gifts 75c lower; extreme top "a
small killers $3.50, all sows carried over
SHEEP sslable 500. Steady with bulk
sales Monday. short deck good 9O-lb fed
wooded western lambs SIC 20 common
woolskins $3.50 down; deck good 10
choice a0-Ib snorn fed lambs with No. ?
pert SIS 25. common shorn lambs N3
down. mostly Si2 q a-d below with licht
.cuILS eHgihle down 10 e. wooded fat ewes
uu/teN 50 ~ down. few shorn ewes sold
STA : 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
Farmers Market

FRUITs-Apples Bsldwns fancy, sl75
bu. No. /, Slnl,25 bu.; Delicious, fancy.
SO 50m4 bu.; No. /. S21250: No. ?. / so
Mcintosh. fancy. S3i3. so bu.: No. l. S2a
, so: No. 2. SlG1.5O. Greetings. fancy.
81 80 bu.: No. /. e0c N SLIPS: Northern
Spvs, fancy, 81. 50H2.75 bu. No. /. 81 75n
as bu.: No. 2. 81 n /. so; Jonathans,
fancy S2.75H3 bu.: No. l. Sl75W225:
No. ? S1a1.SO; steeles Red fancy. So q
3 80. No /. S2d2 so. No. 2. SiH15O.
LETTUCE AND SALAD CREENS-Let-
tuce. dollhouse, No. /. 81 35 1O-lb. basket.
French En6ive. fancy. So IS 5-lb. box, No.
/, s1.75; No 2, 81.
VEGETABLES. MIS- c r LANEoUs--
BcetS. TONED. No. I. S2H2.50 hu.: No. 2.
SIPS Cabbage. No. j. 50 50d3 bu.
No >. sl75N2 Red cabbage. No. 2.
81 ~ 20 bu. Carrots, topped. No /, S1.75
az bu /: No. ?, 81 80. Celery root No. /,
So n 80 bu. Chives. No /. xla1.25 doz.
Horsersdish. fancy. So bu.. No. l. 500
4 No ?. 50 so. Leeks, No. !, STA so doz.
bchs. Onions, dry. No. !. 50 75n3 25: No.
.. So IS Parsnips. No. / 81 SOFAS. No. 2.
81 -. Parsley root, No. / Sl25a 50 bu.
Radishes, red. hOthouse No. l. sal rs
dog. bchs Black radshes. No. I ~ bu.
Rhubarb dollhouse. fancy 80 n zoe 5-lb.
box; choice, soc. small SiIi % doz. bchs.
RutabsEas. No. 1 Si.50M2 bu. Turnips.
topped 40. / S312 80 hu 40 >, So
Vegetable oysters. No. /. goo Isl doz.
EGGs-Larsc, sl2a13 oo-do1. case; me.
dun. 5000 II
POULTRY-Live. hens. heavy breeds. &
n i6c 10. leghorns. 3sH 40c H. brolers,
80 n j5c 10: eghorns. ~ n 45c 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
Sees NJ ore Oil
Moving TO East

WASHINGTON. April IA - A
steadily mounting volume of petro-
leum moving to the eastern states
in future months was foreseen to-
day by ODT Director Eastman in
projection of oil traffic figures
through March, 1914.
Eastman's report, based on
transportation studies conducted
by ODT officials, was included in
a letter to 20 New England con-
gressmen who had requested a
preview of plans 10 transport a
larger volume of gasoline, fuel oil
and other petroleum products &c
New England in 1913.
Commenting on his report. East.
man recalled statements of the
petroleum administration tn a I
military demand probably would
absorb delivery increases and
warned that little easing of re-
strictions on civilian consumers
could be expected.
Projected deliveries by pipeline,
tank car. barge. and lake and gulf
tankers into the II eastern states
were 1,271, 900 barrels a day for
the second quarter of 1913. 1,45S,-
900 day for the third quarter,
l.547, 600 for the fourth. and 1911
600 for the first quarter of 1914.
No deepwater tanker movements
TO Atlantic ports are counted upon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
7-Time Winner in
26-MiIe Run Entries

BOSTON. April ID GNS)-The
name of Mr.. Marathoner" him.
self headed the list of new entries
announced for the forty-seventh
annual Boston A. A. 26-mile run
Sunday. Clarence Harrison Demar
will pound the macadam roadways
for his twenty-fifth time. Demar
won the event seven times and
is the only man ever 10 have won
it three times in a row.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
Effective Veto Power on important Issues

In protect the proposed
Sterilization fund from possible fantastic proposals by havenot
the Mogenhau scheme would this country eiec
tive important issues This would be obtained
by assuring the United States D cent of the votes
provision favorable interests than
the Keynes scheme Possibly avoid dominant
AMERICAN interests resulting from major capital
sterilization scheme, Lord Keynes
proposal for fixed capital gold for The union whereas the
calls capital OF which TINS
would contribute S2O00O00000
Differing sharply with the American plan for veto the
Keynes plan provides:
Management the Institution must be genuinely inerna
tona without prepoDderant enforcement lying
with country And the rights and privileges OF smaller
safeguarded"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
.WPB Abdndons
Concentration
Of Industry

WASHINGTON, April IA (CP)
War Production Board Chair.
man Donald NJ. Nelson today de-
MED published reports that he Is
proceeding on nationwide plan
for concentration of industry on
the basis of geographic areas.
Reports of plans to cluster GER
tain types of industries in specific
areas were based. Nelson said, on
a report made 10 the WPB COM
mittee on concentration of pro-
duction. This committee went out
of existence some three months
ago and with it went the recom-
in the report, he said.
Reasons for not proceeding with
the plan for concentration were
discovery of the interdependence
of one type of industry upon other
types. and realization Of the neces-
sity for quick changes in produce
ton systems-changes which would
be impossible II industries we're
concentrated geographically.
He said however, that the mat
ter had not been settled conclu-
sively. A new committee may be
appointed TO make a fresh start on
concentration studies, he said, Ito
determine finally whether under
present circumstances concentra-
ton is feasible or desirable-and,
if So in what industries
1--WE must be sure that the
savings derived are important
enough to offset the damage to
individuals and businesses" Nell
son said. "When we can see that
balance achieved in a particular
field, concentration will result"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
M. S. Rukeyser
M: S: Rukeyser
Postwar Currency
Plans AmalyZ

Two competitive brands approaching financial Utopia for
the period put American British
officials
They designed promote trade and stabilize currence
These obJecves recall similar after World War l. and
almost feel lmpeed
Here's where in / recall that j. p Morgan & Co,
fiscal agent for the British stabilized the British pound
near parity during and for time after World War through
pegged What eventually happened When the plug
removed the pound opped down spectacular manner until
found
After all verbage technicians and lawyers dis
counted the problem simple If nation exports
tangible goods intangible what
will be balance,
onal exchange problem simple In such circumstances
elaborate scheme sterilization needed
for stability inherent in the fundamental position.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
Rec Sales Talk

Yesterday afternoon | stepped
into the office Of a partner in
one brokerage firm. He was
busy on the phone, and l
couldn't help but overhear the
conversation.
The man on the other end
was interested in the purchase
of several hundred shares of a
well-known stock for purely a
lonC-term investment.
But Frank" said the broker,
81 think that L. -. war bonds fill
YOUR needs much better than
that stock. Let me put you
down for some ."
And then he went into a
spirited selling talk possibly not
too we'll received on the other
end by the prospective GUS
TONER. who might feel he was be-
ing toutcd out Of something.
Finally the broker offered 10
buy his lunch If he'd stop down
and talk il over further
When the conversation was
finished. that broker looked up
kind Of Shecpishly and mumbled
something about safety plus a
good interest return.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
Mat Warming!
Terror Says He'll Kie k
Grabbing Women

PHILADELPHIA. April Il
GNS)-Here's a tip for any
women who may show up at the
Broadwood tonight when the
Golden Terror grapples with the
French Angel. Beware!
The Angel won the last en-
counter when a woman grabbed
the Terror and prevented him
from re-enterlng the ring.
But II amt going to happen
no more" the Terror promised
today. 81 come from Tennessee
and we don't kick no women in
the kisser. but II some dame
grabs me tonight, I'm gonna let
go with a foot thatll jar 'em
loose from their senses.
III I kick before I look I
won't know that it's woman
and i'm our code that's all right"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
Best in History

But the fact remains that he
and hundreds OF other members
of the fraternity are dong the
finest and most unSclfi>h selling
ioh IN history IN some cases
even antagOnlling good custom
er~
- brokers stock in trade *
customer list and every war
ind he sells IS Just that many
dollars less potential business
for him in the future.
Agreed that its right and
proper 10 sell war bonds now
and agreed that If we don't win
this war. the brokerage indus
ny won't be worth the powder
10 blow it up; but | still rate
them the most 'unSelfiSh OF war
bond statesmen
And ! sincerely. hope that
when Mir Morgenthau passes
out his treasury department
equivalent of the Purple Heart
and the Distinguished Service
Cross. he gives one 10 each and
every investment broker who
has worked on the war bond
drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
Debate on War
Contracts SET

The Detroit Chapter Of the Ma
tional Association OF Cost Account
ants VIII present the seventh an
nual intercollegiate debate for the
Robert Pierce Award AT a meeting
IN the Detroit Leland Hotel tomor-
row night Teams from the Uni
verSitieS OF Michigan and Wayne
viii compete.
The subject is: Resolved that
the renegotlation Of war contracts
as eXempllfied by Section 403 Of
Public Law 52S as amended offers
the fairest and most satisfactory
method for limiting profits on war
business.
b. F. Jackson will be chairman
and the Judges are NJ. p. Walsh.
II. W. Scott and f.. O. Smith.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
P| lane Builders
Council :.

Los ANGELES, April IA tINSr
Representatives Of 80 per cent
of the nations aircraft builders
today formed the National Aircraft
War Production Council, Inc. In
a team effort to expedite warplane
production.
Glenn L. Martin, president Of
Martin Aircraft, was elected presi-
dent. Frank F. Russell, president
of National Aviation Corp. and q
director of the Bell and Lockheed
Aircraft companies was appointed
general manager.
The new group will serve In a
liaison capacity between the plane
builders, the armed forces and gov
eminent war agencies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
Stocks Display
Steddier Tone
In Quiet Trade

NEW YORK. April II (UP).-
Stocks displayed a steady to firm
undertone in relatively quiet OPEN
ing dealings today. while bonds
were mixed Cotton future
opened unchanged 10 5 points
higher.
In contrast 10 yesterdays open
ing when rails appeare on
grouped blocks ranging 10 1900
shares, there were relatively few
blocks in initial stock market
dealings today.
Southern Pacific opened 1000
shares at 22ss. up IS; Southern
Railway 1900 at 257s. unchanged;
Erie certificates 1000 at 12s4, up
u: and New York Central 1000
at 165s. up IL. Santa Fe held I'M
changed al 50 and most other car
rier issues also were narrowly
around their previous final levels.
A better undertone also de-
veloped in other sections. L. $.
Steel firmed q point 10 54i2 and
Bethlehem moved up Is TO 633s.
Chrysler sold at us, up 2, but
General Motors was down - to
477sc.
Alaska Juneau appeared in a
1000 share block at 6. up Is.
Pure Oil. 500 at Is. up Il; United
Gas 1900 at 8. off Il; Radio Corp.
1000 at 9ia, up u; Socony-Vacuum
I 900 at 1924. up Il; Continental
Motors 1000 al Ga, up Il. and
United Corp. preferred 1000 al
25i4, up u.
international Business Machine
gained Ia points to 159 and frac-
tional gains predominated else
I.narn Ia thn a x, LET
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Financial Editor

Not all sacrifices are made by
men in the armed forces.
II was last night that my wife
mentioned a certain entertainer
VINO was taking his troupe TO
CaSablanca 10 put on shows for
the soldiers-all at his own eX-
penSe.
And ! was duly impressed.
But then / started TO think
about what some men are doing
right here in Detroit. Not al
tempting TO detract in any way
from what that entertainer was
doing. | couldn't help but re-
aliZe that he was gaining much
in the way of public goodwill and
q future following.
Not so, group OF men who
are out peddlinG war bonds!
I'm referring specifically TO
the brokers and investment
bankers who are deliberately
switching their customers from
stocks and bonds into war bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
Alternate Methods Of Meeting Temporary Deficits

On the other hand if habtualy buys than it
sells then instability inherent its position II temporarily
nomnaly balance meeting deficit
There alternative methods meeting temporary
deficits shipment gold other capital deliberate
foreign
making oveTdTafts "A a bank
The British bears authorship of John Maynard keynes
of the school of managed and deficit
financing and the by Secretary Morgen
thau has been formulated Harry D. White and other advisers
With the United States OF the world
gold the OF the world SbOOU-
100000 deastc scheme for building better economic world
likely the nature of things be partly at the expense OF
Uncle discount Mr. Mogenhau said
I'VE going o pc the part the
or the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
Divert Commissions

II doesn't take any crystal
ball TO find out that dollars put
INTO war bonds are not going 10
find their way into stocks or
bonds for At least 10 years And
by the same token, one doesn t
have 10 be psychic 10 realize
that IN selling war bonds 10
their customers the investment
bankers are dlvertlng current
and future commissions right
out of their own pockets.
In case your memory Is short,
] might remind you TOO, that
although things have been
pretty good the last SIX months
or so. no industry has suffered
quite 50 heavily as the broker
age business IN the last five
ears
4 But the comparatively few
SURVIVORS put personal gain 10
one side and stepped out 10 DO
fine selling job.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
Sees One Of Best
Years for Association

INDIANAPOLIS. April IA tUP)
George NJ. Trautman. president
of the American Association. cited
training season attendance figures
today and said that increased
public interest will give the league
one of its best seasons in years.
None of the leagues eight teams
appears hard pressed for man.
power. he said. although they have
contributed $50 men to the armed
services.
I'VE will he ready for the
seasons opening, April 49," he
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14

Only 7 Stockholders Attend
Beth. Steel Meeting

WILMINGTON, Del. April IA
Bethlehem Steel Corp. held lis an
nual meeting here. Aside from ex-
ecutives and employees only seven
stockholders were present, the
smallest attendance in more than
20 years.
For the first time in many years
not word Of criticism was ut
tered. nor did any one accept the
Invitation OF the chairman to ask
questions.
In the absence OF Eugene G.
Grace, president. Robert f.. Nc
Math. vice president. presided.
Retiring directors were re-
elected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
Rugby Gives
Casey an Idea

LONDONDERRY. Ireland. April
Ia (UP)-American football might
benefit by a few tips from British
rugby players. Ed Casey, former
Harvard football coach. now a
naval lieutenant stationed here,
said today.
The Americans have been teach
ing baseball TO the British and in
return have been learning the in
tricacieS of rugby.
"Of course" Casey said, "foot-
ball does demand more strategy
and quicker pickup. But
rugby Il faster and the lightning
passes are quicker than ANYTHING
I've ever seen in football"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
pITIsRIRGn IINfsToCK

PITTSBURGH Aprl II GNsl CATTLE
IS. steady steers. choice SIG - ~ II
medium 10 good. $40. 30 n rs IS: common.
.SI2 SOG15 80 Heifers. good 70 choics
'Sl5u1s. medium - good Si2 500 II 30
common sea u. Cows good 10 choice
S1I so I? So. medium a. good $40" u
Gamers a cutters. 81 q 10. Bulls: good 70
choice, Sl4.jOa 1850; common 20 medium
Si0H1t
HOGS-3Oo; active and 25c higher. $50 70
$50 lbs StS~15.15. $50 So goo lbs. SlJ.l .
900 10 $50 lbs. N5.O5nl525. $50 % 400
lbs Si4s5Hl5 o. goo 20 $50 lbs. Sl4 SO
~ Il IS; 100 20 $50 lbs. xi4 IS; roughs.
Si3. 75a14.5O.
SHEEP 100. active with lower prices
Choice lambs Si5H Is 80 medium 20 good,
SI3Hi4 80. common lambs So 70 10, ewes.
Sc 50H7.J0. wethers. $500 .0O clipped
lambs. Si4. 500 IS so.
Galveston steady Good 20 choice.
.Sfs117. medium 20 good. tliu15. Culls
and common, Ss0 10 So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
Mutual Life Lists
Benefit Payments

A total Of $685. 900 in benefit
was made TO residents
Of Michigan by the Mutual Life In
Surance Company of New York
during 1912, John w. Paige, c. l..
L.. local manager, said today,
Payments included $1.251.O 900 TO
beneficiarieS in death claims and
over Sl,4l20O0 to living policy
holders in matured endowments,
annuitieS. dividends. etc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
Tax Refund
Detroit Bankers Company TO
Receive 100000

WASHINGTON, April Ia tUP)
The internal revenue bureau
today had announced an income
tax refund of 100000 to the De-
troit Bankers Co. Ernest w.
Hotchkiss is receiver.
In addition 10 the refund.
granted for overassessment of the
banks 1880 taxes. the bureau also
abated S52,032 on the company's
1880 taxes and S100,654 on its 1881
taxes.
The refund and attachments. the
bureau said. were made on the
justice departments recommended
tons lin full settlement" of suit
against the government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
Detroit Produce

APPLEs-Michigan bu. crts. U. a. No.
Mc,1,o o,n' 81 min IN unless otherwise stated:
TO generally good. 81. 75M2.25: Northern
spys, 81. 1913, fair 10 generally good, 81 IS
20 few fine quality high as 50. so;
ern crts.. Rome Beautys. U. S. No. I, IA.
In min. S2.75: Washington box Delicious.
fancy. ss.125s, A.25n $50; fancy, 50.
h h:S,: s &C.,. Xxx ".IS; washington bu.
fancy and fancy, 50. 50a3.65.
PARAGUs-California pyramid crts..
] dozen fancy, $50 SIS. ordinary. s3d4:
stock medium to large, 81. 50l5.
=. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fats Fuertes. 20.
sos: >245 d2e5, fair quality, 20-3os. 81 o
BEETs-Texss u er,s.. dog. bch,..
cABBAGE-New stock: California Los
Angeles crts.. round. $500; Florida SOLD.
CARRoTs-california Los Angeles crt...
s.doz:, 20 81 25@ 3.25; Arizona. s3a325:
Texas Lbs Angeles crts., s-doz. bchs., So.
ia cEf y g; lTiol Ssst' g. -.
tops indiyidually washed. as. $500; SIS
200 oc Icegi25 a. ordinary 70 fair g 9
cUctSBERs-fHhSaihosnmass le ind - 49, ,o,,.
,doz ks So extra fancy Sl75: fancy.
bskts 2i.so's. s3as. few 'y So 5eO F,o 1ho.
bu bsk,s fancy 81 so. choice SIS so
3, y SS ~ SAkoLE-Florida bu. baskets. 81 10
GRAPEFRUrT-Florida. wire bouna
ooxes comb grade. white, all sizes $40
8 90. few 1910: Texas Marsh seedIess
comb grade. all sizes, wire bound boxes,
50. so n 3.75. few $500. std. boxes, 81 10:
Marsh Pinks std. boxes $3.50
LETTUCE. A. crts. Iceberg. Ar
IONA All section. As dor, IS 10 a So IS,
ordinary 10 fair, $3.50 Il 500
LEAF LETTUCE Ho,house lob.
oskts Ohio. Mich. 81 500 81 s..
Michigan OTIS. few 45c n SIS
ORANGES California sd boxes. Nav
els. 3.27 all sizes; Florida wire hound
boxes comb grsde valencias best Sc 20 y
grade. few sales 75g2i5
PEARS-Oregon box D'Anious fancy
go 20 Dos S5.25455 so. extra fancy eO-ii0s,
PEPPERS Florida T., blu crates can.
fornia Wonders. Sii. RUBY Kings III,
Mexican / A-ou. crates California Won.
POTATOES 1oo-lb sacks: Maine e.r,.
tied seed. sif5 e6. Table stoek L. 3.
No gin minimum. S352
sHALLOTs--Louisis barrels fair 20
good Si2Mt350: crates dozen as
"a D. so; dozen. 50 IS.
SPINACH Texas bu. bskts $50,
phane bags washed spinach. 10 "a. 81 rs:
u o., 81 I5n l 90: IS on. 81 o.
STRAWBERRIES - LOUISIANA - 3int
rates Kondykes and Kionmores. $500
SWEET PoTAToEs-North Carolina bu.
baskets Porto Riean Vans, fair condition,
- 75H5: Louisiana bu crates Porto RicAn
Vans. Z. s. No. l. $3.50.
ToMAToEs-i0-lb cartons repscks. me-
,x7 size. fo.lb sx7 size. 81
RUrABAgAs - Canada So.ib. sacks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14

FAST BUFFALO. y. Y. ADril y GNSl
HOES 100 slow mostly 100 CSC lower
Trucked-ins lT0-22O lbs, $3.50. similar
sh's from rsil-rlr Quoted 70 80 -
Few l3O.i5O MS sold Sli 25g IS. rough
sOws Si4 - y - 50
CATTLE steady cutter ard corr
mon cows. 50 500 IL So. canners IS q ~.
nrh, and medium weight sausage bulls
$40 5OHla: strongwsights quoted 20 $li 80
and above
CALVES tealers unchanged Good
and choice 81 80
on lambs Good and choice woolsslrs heli
STEADY $40 So shorn onerngs No. pehs
around SIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
Lehigh Valley R. R.
Cuts Debt Under Plan

NEW YORK, April 14-Consid-
cradle progress has been made by
Lehigh Valley Railroad Co. under
oebt adjustment plan and agree
ment of 1888. r. w. Brown, presi-
cent, said IN the annual report.
Since tho date Of plan, RFC loan
Of Sl,SS9, 900 has been paid and
loans, which amounted 10 $3.50
0OO. Will have been reduced to
81 sos, go by april !, 1913, Brown
reported
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
I Million Relief Fund
Goal Of Race Tracks

NEW YORK, April II QNS)-
a minimum Of 100000 for war
relief contributions in 1913 is the
goal set for horse racing. the Turf
Committee OF America announced
Tracks have been asked TO set
aside Memorial Day July Fourth
and Labor Day especially for war
fund programs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
American Interests May Be Taken for Ride

Another hint that American interests might be taken Tor
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