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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Behind Germans

There seems 10 be No doubt
that tho United States nh lag
behind tho Germans and the
British IN use Of magnesium
Some large English bonberS
have wheels and underCarrlaecS
Of magnesium alloy with a
significant saving IN weight
Captured plane, have provided
illumination on the oNtent to
which the Germans have gone
IN applying IaSnesIum, IN plane
manufacture.
Particular interest ccnierS on
. large German engine mount
Ing forged from = single sheet
apparently M a single operation.
IN such a way that stress parts
were created without need ~
rilolIng on welding Competent
authorities believe a forge eN-
erting a. much as 10000 tons
pressure must have made it
q machine three or four stories
tall The largest press foGgc
an this country Is reported TO
have rated pressure Of no
more than 5000 tons though
Atsrger oucS 5rc -urdcT C0nSidcT-s-
ion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Farmers Market

FRyITs--1Epl"s p sss = E S..,,S,. 81
& Hu:Eie6.rri.s Ne. $50 il 2.;qi;
crate Peaches. orioles No. J. $40 80
= bu. Plums Burbank. No !. 50. 500 I
= hu.; No. ?, 81 so; Green Gage. No. J.,
No. 2. $3.50. Clamps Favorite no. !,
IS bu. cantsloupe; fancy. S. ou {; No. l.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
No. 4. k2 Head lettuce Nn-l.-s1-76 hu-
No. 2, 81 asa so Leaf lettuce, No. i.
81 500 ? hu. Endiv.. No J, ~ so ou
80. q. So Escarois No. 81 50 =
b pa no No. q 4 , nifo' No"'''' '' %
VEGETABLE GREENS csbbsss
greens, No. ]. 81. rs q so bu. CoIlsrds
al Is bu. Scr sorrei ~ No o. /. 75casf bu. Nus
81 sod2 ba swiss chsId, No j, 81 50 q
Is bg TNiTnig greens, No. !. 75c asi bu'
fancy 81 IS bu.; No: l, sac 2; SO; No 2,
so No, 2. $50 wax, fancy,
s. s. So eu kentucky MS w sas as No NO. T.
beans No. J. $3a325 bu. LIAs-Reans,
10 /. 1880 bu. Beets. bunehso,
No /. si75a225 bu.: No. 2. 81 SO. Red
cabbage. No. /, S2.50h bu. Curly cab
bage No. !, s7a250 bu. Carrots,
punched. No. /. e5ds5c don bchs.; No
2 SOC; topped, No. I, sl75n2 bu. cauD-
flower, No. J. stn4:5o bu.; No. 2. 81 so.
CELERY fancy. s1.25al.5o doz. bchs. No
! 50 6,' No z. 25es5e swe., corn;
aI2s. Cucumb.rs. slIe.rs, fancy 50 so
bu. No. /. $1,000 No 2. as Dills.
80 = SO ; 50 bu, Picklers, fnacy. SO
30 No. / IS: 40. 2 81 Dill No. I.
p0e 81 IS dor bchs. Eggplant, fancy. -
hu No. T. S. 25d375. kohlrsbi No /.
I5c 2 81 don. bchs. Leeks, No. !. 81 rs
ooy bchs okrs, No. 1. s212.25 peck
silo sor. ochs ne No , ! soc asl Onions Onions
parsley. No /, Use q 81 doI. bchs. Peppers,
green. fancy. 81 bu. No. /. 81 SO 8 / rs,
No. q 81 IS: hot. si2511 so Ptmentos,
Nc !, IS bu Peas. No. /. 81 25h27
hu. Potatoes. No. I. si.75 n 40 bu. No.
2 7S1 eoc Radishes red. fancy, Sis
dor bchs No. /, 75easi No. 2, SOC
Rutsbssss. No I. 81 50 bu Rhubsrb,
No /, So n 7jc don bchs Summer squash.
fancy, 81 = bu No. /. 80 q 75c = bu
Italian squash fancy. SO n bu No. /,
81 5o12: No 2. 81 Table Queen No. /.
81 so y 70 y bu, Tirnips punched. No.
81 25 doE hchs topped No. !,
81 % 81 hu Tomatoes, dollhouse No,
!. - 25 i4-lh. basket No. ?. 81 out
door, fancy. si25 it.ib basket, No. 1,
PoULrRY kND EGGs- Hens. No. I.
ash 3ac III; broilers No !. 80 q 3sc 10.
Eggs, large. No. /, sl5fl5 30 So-do1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
See 500 Millions
Airline Financing

NEW YORK, Aug 20-Airline
financing plans. which ultimately
may involve total Of $500. 000,-
600, are rapidly being formulated.
II is estimated that the air trans
part companies wilii need fFeff4
IS 900, 900 10 more than $780,
100000 each for postwar expan-
sion.
Penn Central is expected 10
seek S5.0OO.OO0 shortly while
Northwest and Chicago e. South
ern also are reported ready 10
enter the capital market.
Braniff has already registered
with the SEC for the sale Of 400
900 shares OF stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
FOREIGN Exchange

electricity through the material
heats the leading edge sufficiently
10 keep ice from forming, AN
obvious advantage over methods
OF deicing which function after the
.=hax-allrcarit;=ttn {. u eenf-
psny explained.
The national advisory commit
toc for acronauticS is also engaged
i'm q study Of anti-icing problems
and viii carry on further experi-
wcntation with the conductive
rubber unit developed by DR..
Louis harlck Of L. 8. Rubber's
Detroit development division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Potential Outlets

II is believed that thousands
of industrial and ConSumer
goods can b. made partly or
mostly OF the metal The do
nestle refrigerator may become
a lighter piece OF furniture.
Other applications m ] Ght in
ciudc framework for portable
typewriters; m Z or and oil
pump housings: pulleys. motor
cycles and bicycles. hiCh-Spccd
drills and other portable tools.
Magnesium j. expected 10
Compete head-nn- Will aluml-
mum plaSticS plywood and steel
especially Of the stainless Va
riety II will also probably Vic
with brass and Copp-CT ~ IN
fringe areas Where these aTCN
already engaged in a struggle
with aluminium and steel
Typical are small mechanical
parts such as [cciprocaung elc-
fncntS IN tC/Ilc machinery, or
the works of a calculating ma
chine aS well as housings for
portable machinery
Magnesium production tacili-
tics 81 the nation viii soon eX-
coed 800 million pounds annu-
ally. compared with "a bout s
million pounds in 1855 and Il
million poun d $ in 1911. Dow
Chemical Co. " hic h was the
only producer and principal fab
IICatOr before the war. still
leads IN output. Ten other firms
h ave entered production, and
fabrication has been expanded
by old non-ferT0us metal IN
tcTeStS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Remarkable Qualities

Magnesium has certain re-
markable qualities,
Light. a cubic foot 81
copper weighs about 80 pounds
ste $50 pounds aluminium
166 pounds magnesium, 100
pounds
2 Strong Eot boa pure form
which is never used cowmcl
Cially. but IN alloys using up 10
40 per cent aluminium. 3 per
'cent zinc and = per cent mag
neSlum. Slngly or m comhina-
ton. These are easily machined
and welded
2 Plentiful. In the earth's
outer crust. aluminium ranks
first among metals. Approximate
lrG ; per cent, iron, second
with about IL per cent. and
magnesium third with about
p. per cent Com mere
sources Of magnesium which
include sea water and number
of common rocks appear lo,,
susceptible 20 exhaustion than
do iron and aluminium ores now
OF workable grade
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Stock AVERAGES
L. 8. Rubber EbeVelODS
Propeller Decker :

NEW YORK. Aug. 90 new
development OF L. S. Rubber Co,
known as Uskon conducting rub
Der. 10 prevent formation of ice
on propellercahlades of aircraft
vas announced BY toe company,
This material, through addition Of
certain chemicals. is made to con-
Duct electricity IN contrast TO
usual insulating properties Of ordi-
nary rubber
a strip OF conductive rubber is
attached n leading edge Of each
propeller blade. The passage Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Makes Preliminary Market Surveys Now

As prcew Of the postwar resumption OF the temporarily
backed out selling Louis Ruthenberg Evansville, Ind
manufacturer made boost product
which Will not be produced until after the He wanted
demand for product which would employ
to his and his which will rendered Idle
the work
In order TO estimate the size Of potential market for
conditioning units Mr. Ruthenbeg contacted public utility
executives from the Atlantic
In summing his program Mr.. Ruthenberg revealed
We make preliminary market
budget We organ-
cations for sales promotion advertising installation
and service In short prepare
Immediately and effectively the
tyCrIa"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Commercial Solvents
To Produce senicillial

NEW YORK Aug 20 - Conn
mcrcial Solvents Corp is CON
StruCtng what is believed Will he
tho largest plant In the country
for tho production Of "pcnicIllin ~
the remarkable mold made new
dug - ----.--------.-.-----a-------------
No drtails arc available a. yct
as 10 tho size of Tho plant which
IS no indiana or Tho process used
Tho company is understood 80 be
financing the project with rs own
funds
Penicillu Is madc hy The fer.
mentauon Of ierullLed sugar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21

syrup with q special type of mold.
Heretofore. most Of the produc-
ton has been in glass TASKS or in
open Trays. In order 10 got large
scale output production IN large
covered metal vessels Of the type
iisctii fn;, f.ii,,.t.ti..tt--,,.1-alcnt1nixprnh.
ably will bC necessary .A-
Production ON this scale involves
MANY delicate problems CONNER
cial Solvents. which Wa, The orig
inal producer of hutyl alcohol IN
this country by 2 specialized fer
meniation process has long spe-
clallzed in this type OF work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Part Time Jobs
Iried0ut byAC

FLINT Aug. % AC Spark
Plug division today is experiment.
ing with a plan 10 use part-tine
employees and. if y Is successful,
a campaign VIII be launched TO
enlist part-time workers 10 help
turn out war goods, according 10
Warren +. Miner, director of in
dustrial relations.
approximately ~ mon, most Of
them hremen. policemen and mail
carriers, have been hired DE- stock
handlers. he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Proposes
p Ian toStdbiIize
Postwar Money

WASHINGTON. Aug 20 QNS)
"A revised American proposal
for a mammoth. United Nations
monetary sterilization plan. a
primary purpose OF which would
he 10 prevent postwar currency
wars" was made public today
by Treasury Secretary Morgen-
than.
The plan calls for a giant sta
bilization fund Of probably as
much as $1,000 100000 of which
more than $500. 100000 would
be advanced by the United States
and the rest by perhaps as many
as 30 other United Nations. IN
Guiding British Empire countries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULZ


The magic metal OF the post
war era will almost certainly be
magnesium.
Already. the men who make
il arc planning to win their
share of the competitive market
OF light, metals and plasticS
The fascinating tale OF the
development OF this miracle
metal is told by the Wall Street
journal, which points out that
the most powerful hackers of
magnesium are companies which
heretofore worked in copper
lead and zinc.
Some of the proposals being
weighed can be classified As po-
tentially revolutionary in their
fields Experiments are in prog
ress for making an all-mag-
nesium plane. for. instance, with
the idea that relatively thick
Sheets of this lightest CONNER
cial metal could end the need
Of inner bracing, yielding more
interior space. Already war has
prompted use of magnesium for
pilots seats. instrument panels,
oil reservoirs, bomb andpammu-
milton racks.
Most kinds OF transportation
(because they are bulk in mo-
tionl arc considered fair game
for the bantam-weight cham
plon. Bodies and working parts
for buses trucks. trailerS and
railroad cars are objects Of re-
search Prospects Tor larger
passenger autos are being eX-
amined. but small cars probably
need most OF their weight TO
hu the road
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Little Use for Ads in Toteliterian Nations

Advertising selling should be OF the
political competition between Of self
government hand regmentaton the
In oaarian countries there much advertising
a know t.
Citizens Of such countries told blndly the
dictatorship of the eadcTsor In such lands the adver
which saved
For advertising and selling symbols of freedom and ind
vidual choice They political belief
individual the the real that pleasing
is the objective of the businessman
Thus. advertising and selling based the humane
persuasion. which is the anthesis Of force.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
NAY MAKE PROFITS

There is no thought. officials
explained that the money ad-
vanCed % create the fund would
be lost In fact, the fund may
make money The United States
would put up us present $500
600 ,OO0 StahliZaiion fund and
more than 500 100000 additional.
ff'f1c proportion Of gUtd which
participating natI0nS would have
20 pat up is increased under the
revised American proposal al
though the British do not like
TIN, feature
NOrcoVer the revised plan does
not change tho standards deter
mining the amount each partici-
patng nation shall advance to-
ward INC fund
The United States would be
deprived OF A veto power over
SUE b important matters as
changes IN exchange rates under
the revised plan. In the original
draft ~ would have had A veto
power over MAJOR questions.
The voting power OF the United
States would be reduced from Is
10 20 per cent Of total voting
power although the figure would
bc increased when dollars were
IN great demand. Major questions
would be decided by three
fourthS instead OF a four fifths
vote, as previously proposed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW. Aug 20 CuPl-Farmers pay.
lne prices for bears.
Pea beans IS 30 lite Kidneys s. 80
dark kidneys. $3.50. e. r G. yellow eyes.
SIS IS u'e cranberries $40. G r &.
da-k cranberriss s. so
wheat 81 SO n s1; oats T46T3o: re.
a9c u 81 Of. mating barley. S23T62s0:
huckwhsat 81 9712: corn, sii3fIi5:
soybeans 81 G6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
AMBITIOUS PLAN

Prepared As a result Of months
of conferences with representa-
tiVes OF 80 United Nations, the
plan is an ambitious blueprint for
international monetary co-opera-
ton on scale never attempted
up to nov
IL would undertake 10 SubSti-
tUtC an extensive exchange con-
troll mechanism for international
rugged individualism whereby ma
lions, IN the past. have sought 10
gain trade advantages by depre-
ciatinE the value of their money
in relation 10 the currencles of
other nations
MorgCnthau said conferences
with British officials had reached
point where ne WIS confident
that we will be able 10 get to-
gether' on Sterilization plan.
He said he intended 10 appear
before the appropriate House and
Senate committees soon after
Congress convenes To consult with.
them further about the monetary
plan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Grains
Move
Lower

CHICAGO, Aug. 20 GNS) -
Wheat worked lower in today s
late dealings and closed sc 10
&C off. September finished at
Sl.44 4, the low
Oats closed unchanged to ne
lower.
Rye was Under pressure late
and closed &c 10 Ssc off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ S. Rukeyser
Creative Selling
To Return After War

SaleSmanShp which pushed aside for the duration
VIII again into its the postwar period
The capacity sell currently discounted
fields the supply is smaller than the demand
Butafter the will find itself
with theoretical capacity produce
This he utilized by theoretical planning
ukase without reoonzng the character of
and political system.
But put through creative craftsmanship and
prom
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
HoudaiIle Votes Dividend

Houdaille-Hershey Corp has de-
clared the regular quarterly divi-
dcnd OF 6l'a cents on the class A..
payable October ] 10 holders of
record September 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
u. 5. Steel 10 Operate
Mill Without Profit

CHICAGO, Aug. 20-U. s.
Steers subsidiary. Geneva Steel
Co. will operate the new $780,
100000 mill of the Defense Plant
Corp at Provo, Utah, without
profit or fee" Secretary of Conn.,
merce Jones announced. DPC
will pay all operating expenses
and will receive the proceeds
from the mills output
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Constructive Promoter viii Again Be Useful

II against broader background 10 years
this eS theorists
American institution Of advertising should be viewed In effect
refoneTS seeking
substitute for the free judgment and desire of the individual the
q bureaucratS
When Johnny marching home the orders
wooing cultvating
witt e
The constructive promoter will recognized socially
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Armed Forces 10 Take
80 Pct. Of Gas Output

NEW YORK. Aus. 20 Gasoline
leeds Of armed services viii ah-
lorb 30 pcr cent OF production
.sst n tho Rockies during tho
est Of this year. compared with
l2'l per cent IN 1912 tho pctro-
sum administration for war eSti-
mated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
rHrAco CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO AUG 20 IINs I--Cash nam.
WHEAT-No red tough. 81 70iz No.
{ hard. 81 49, No. mixed, sl.5sl.
CORS-~Sone
OATS-No mixed T4q74i4c; No /:
white 74a.c: No white Ia, \ 72Ac c;
sample Whlts-zllseif- No 2 red special.
74c; No. white tough Tic. sample
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Ford Of Canada Votes
A, b Dividends

Ford Motor Co. of Canada. Ltd,
has declared the regular quarterly
dividend of IS cents on the Class
A and B shares, payable Sept. Is,
to holders of record Aug. 26. r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
WINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG. Aug 70 uNsl Wheat
closed Ac 20 &c lower today oats and
barley unchanged, rye unchanged 20 nc up.
WHEAT-Oct. Sil0k Dec. 81 osia
May 81 0sA. BID.
OATS oct and Dee size bid.
BARLEY Oct. Dec SAN c bid
RYE-oot. e3he, Dec. s3e bid May
aSAc bid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Livestock Markets



50 Dulk Sit 504lg ~. hsswes. So t0ii
10 On. mediums Slf ~ ..1F. lights Sl4 go
IS - ught Thts SO 2lult 1a. pack.
.n. sovf tfaIlf FisF. 81. p0u 80 a.
CATTLE 0H' r'ratr Calves 500
.f' Rect tft.rs CHOICE. Fl5siF 5..
m.eauu. sl.Il.. sesrHrss 81 1ngls.
lf buns Al11 - 'H ra.vcs 50 ~ fee1-
sr' kli0lt St0cksrs steers xIz 3
IL 80 cows and hsifsrs SsqIs SO
SHFFi, nnn stead. Lambs .Nl 30
~ g. common S11 IS Boo. EcarfnEe
~ l3, i"ed'rs Alz go Is 70. ewes
rGTTsRrRGH Aus 90 uNs, CAT
TLE 2i1 steady stssrs good 20 cho'c-
common Co. MEDIUM. ti2 JOulH. hs.fers.
s1od 20 choice Slfult 50 medium %
sood 81 70 'o common 20 medium
- 1Np ~. 80. cows. good ~ choice s. -
g 10. medium 'p good SllHi2 Caunrr'
Hrt ruffers ~ lun- bulls cp.f ?.
choice tifa1t 1a rouwuu 90 medium
50 ~ So grass steers $40 Hif ~.
Hoes .H. active aHl steady prices
ftU.lso 'r- Nlt s0 1a'5. $50 300 lbs
24u.-ln lhs ST. 0r 80 g.. $50 2qO .h.
SlfslH So. 90 -a1-1tu .ns. Slta if A..
zoe $50 lbs, ST. 20 fi1.5s roughs. Sl2 5o
SHEEP 100 steady on choice. rrher,
sil9 Choice IGUte. so tu1I5 medium
fn gn.4 clipped Slln1@.25 common
lambs clipped s. ewes CLIPPED. $50 =.
Vtthev rlppee SsTs
CALVES 20 steady On ohoi,r .'r.rs
slow Good o. choice SIr 6Q 1870
r'f um o. good, 81 cu's and com.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21

ALLIED NIIi.~. INC.
Fiscal year ended June 30
1879 1912
~e, proip s2,02s.4ts 1881. s2s
Com. share Earnings - ," - "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Analysts Fear
Z Million Idle
In Postwar i. ).

-- ne lDlIfu oldltS may nave an
army of 100000 unemployed
within six months after the war
if industry hesitates and delays
the change over TO full scale
civilian production. the postwar
division of the bureau OF labor
statistics stated today
1t said that at least 5000 600
70 1900, 900 servicemen would DO
looking for peacetime jobs or
going back to school. and that in-
dustrial rehabilitation would dis
place 100000 men AS net
minimum, not counting PLAINTIFF
plant transfers.
RAPID CONVERSION
The division said it "appearx
improbable" that the unemploy-
men problem could be reduced to
small dimensions in less than a
year and a half, and urged q
policy OF rapid industrial con-
version. an adequate public works
program 10 take up the slack, and
proper" financial support for
workers and their families at the
time when il is temporary inn
possible TO provide 100 per cent
employment"
The report urged on business a
policy OF mass production OF low
cost goods rather than limited
quantities of high priced mer-
ehandise, and said monopolistic
restrictions of all kinds on pro-
duction must be held in check.
CONTINUE PRICE CONTROLS
II suggested that the armed
forces be demobilized as slowly AZ
possible, and said that continu-
alton OF price controls, high taxes
and war bond sales might be
necessary TO prevent accumulated
war savings from inducing dis
astrous initiation.
The report said unemployment
would be distributed unevenly
over the country. In Michigan,
for instance. there will probably
be nearly eight ex-servicemen and
released war workers looking for
Jobs to every 10 persons employed
in the state before the war. The
ration will probably be Az to 10
in Connecticut, Washington and
Indiana. and about 2 TO 10 in
South Dakota, North Dakota, the
GaHeliHas, Mississippi Wyoming,
Vermont, Montana and other
states having little specialized
war production.
DECLINE IN INDUSTRY
Manufacturing. it said. faces
the greatest decline. with a peace
time. level of 100000 possible
as against war peak of around
100000. Government employ
ment is slated for a cut-back Of
perhaps 10000 workers. Trans
portation and public utilities are
likely to decline slightly.
On the other hand. II said.
trade may expand by $500, 900.
construction very substantially"
and agriculture may absorb l.
1000 900 or more workers. 1t said
indications are that, contrary to
expectations, employment in the
aircraft industry will "toboggan
down from its wartime peak"
until il has released $500, 600
workers.
The report indicated that many
workers will have to prepare to
be retrained for new types Of
work.
Willingness and ability to
make q fresh start will be In
greater demand than ever" it
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21

losses.
Practically the entire list
peace As well as war shares
participated IN the decline. Losses
OF point or more were recorded
at one time or another by such
leaders az Deere e Co. Para
mount, Chry Ter, Pepsi-Cola.
Atchison. Eastman Kodak, Cruel
BILE Steel, Westinghouse and u. S.
Rubber.
SteelS, amuSements. rails. rub
bers, dVlatlOnS, motors and cop
pers were fairly active AZ lower
prices. Most Of the specialties
were also under pressure.
Garb+eit-heA- EARLY Sup-
port, advancing a point before
falling back 10 q low fractional
gam. Twentieth Century-FoX and
Southern Pacific lost early gains,
as did American Telephone
Rail liens led slight decline
on the bond market in quiet deal
ingS and Curb stocks were gem
orally lower in quiet trading.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
orNIIRi RIRnoN WILL
,upyco~TtNF<r PETROLEUM
UNIrrp AIR I'M TRANsroRT

BYRON JACKSON 60.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Late SeHinq
Drops Stocks
Over a Point

NEW YORK. Aug. 20 GNSl-
The stock market turned lower
today after a mixed and feature
less opening. The selling became
pronounced after the first hour
and the list declined a point or
more with late trading increasing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Detroit Stocks

Sales ncludin- odd lnts. s7is shares
Dividends IN the foregoing table are the
amounts declared ar paid an far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Earnings

ALLIED NILI~. NC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21

n g IeTol RNIN t>C.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21

The magic metal Of the post
var era will almost certainly be
1aarv0nC,nFN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
RAPID CONVERSION

The division said it "appcarx
improbable" that the unemploy-
men problem could be reduced to
small dimensions in less than a
year and a half, and urged q
policy of rapid industrial con-