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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

most OF the report TO the manner
in which the company met the
of war, the president
said:
michigan Bell men and
women can take pride In the
fact that through their efforts
the company was able to assume
its full burden OF war COM
municatiOns, and at the same
time care for most of the
civilian telephone needs"
WEIGH reported net operating
income of S9,340,000, a return Of
4 per cent on the plant in service
Net operating revenues, before
taxes, increased only S21 900 Over
1941. despite Sl1 100000 of add
tional plant placed in service.
Operating taxes amounted Il
S11, 100000, an increase of 81, 1884,
900, or q per cent. over 1871
Taxes were the equivalent o
S11.65 per telephone and SIPS pc.
share of stock. The amour
available for dividends equalet
S5.58 per share of outstandin,
stock compared with -Sz59 il
1871. Dividends of $3.50 pc
share were paid in 1912, the bal
.ance being transferred 10 tn
.company's rainy day surplu
fund
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Farmers Market

FRUITS APPLIES PsIdwius fancy. SITS
hu So D. 81 % hu Delicious. fancy
SO % hu SO o. 81 75a2 Mclut0sh
fancy 50 300 bu 80 /, 81 SOV1.T5
10. 2 75c"Sl GresnIuFs. fancy Sl.5'
bu So zoe ST. IS Northern Spys
fancy 50 2tp2 so bu. No Z. 81 5Oa2
No. ihr 1 81 SnoWs fancy 81 81 hu.
40 ]. GOO 81 49, 80 90 Toe iona
thans fancy. s. 2512 SO hu 40 J.
81 5Ou2 80 ? ST. Steclc's Red fancy
s. hu 80. Z, 81 25a lis
LETT ICE AND SALAD GREENS
French enaIEe. no = 81 - 5.lb box 30
VEGETABLES .Mscsuancousl 49, Bcc,s
topped fancy yiTl bu. $50 J. Slp1 10
$50 g. 7t GOO Cshbage 30 j. S2r
3 j0 on $50. . 81 go. Red rsbhage $50
N2fl so 1u 80 81 IN. Carrots
topped 80. S2"2 % bu $50 2 Si.2.
30 Ce'crt r.rt ~. &i.7l12 ..
Horse H8.sh. fant, 81 500 hu $50. .
au. <. 81. 5p Le,Ns $50 s.
% H.y bob. onions ur, fancy
81 ~ 5H-.r ss,s So j. 81 "o q 10. ~"
q. fH Tarfn.T $50 ST 7ss 20 ou
$50 ST. - Iarsie. root. N. d. 81 u
Il T1 ru rs'a'a.- $50 s. - IooIt
sesE Ea4shes dollhouse IS. 81 dfE
|rart hs'h0uee. fancy 81 O., iIb hoN
RA5aea ST. 80 81 bu 81 2
poe squash HuubsrR $50 81. 50 go
bI 80 g. 81 Tulf N TOPPED fancy
- no ST. % 81 2sf o. VcEe'abi
5ysisfs $50 J. 9Dr 81 drz bchs
EGGS + Lar.t. Sli l0 i- 90 30-doz
HOGS nrtrse ncsum So t,c Ib
PoUhTrl- Lave. ry hea's hrcs's
81 1tUC To- uf-h..rs 10 7oe SrruFers
500" s., Ih .rrr.rrt ~ $50 3D..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Gasoline
Supplies


NEW YORK. March "A siZ-
able increase took place in supplies
of gasoline last week. following a
moderate reduction in the previous
seven-day period ended Febru-
airy 20.
Drains continued TO be made on
stocks of fuel oils, light and heavy,
although less than in earlier weeks.
East Coast inventory position Of
principal refined products. gasoline
and fuel oils. showed a slight i'm
provement in line with warmer
weather.
Increase In gasoline supplies for
the week ended February q
amounted TO $4,000 barrels, COM
pared with reduction OF $4,000
barrels in previous seven-day
period This gain in supplies. taken
in conjunction with production in
week ended February u. indicated
daily average demand of slightly
better than $50. 900 barrels, com
pared with almost 100000 barrels
daily in the February 20 week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Business Critics Overlook important Princi pie

tendency and important economic principle which
political and social critic of business appears to overlook
principle competition for the consumers dollar
among commodities This type of competition more
related commodities protection for the consumer against
exploitation by the vendor.
the manufacturer and the distributor
effectively regulated by their customers who express
approval placing orders for their products and who dis
approval Withholding orders Such regulations by custom
deals with prices quality design and all aspects
monopoly position won't the vendor rom such
discipline public find substitute for the monopoHed
Except the of patented items and natural monopo-
public utilities the existence of monopoly tremen
douslv by demagogic element.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Civilians
Honor
Times Man

PONTIAC. March i.-Ray Har-
rinGton, Detroit Times reporter,
who for IA years has gathered
news from every corner of Oak
lard County, today holds. the
Civitan Club appreciation award.
The trophy, presented to Har-
rington last night at the club
first war time night session." was
awarded for his untiring effort in
the clubs campaign for Oakland
County's first iron lung and the
establishment OF the clubs flag
booth last summer.
This was the clubs first annual
award. The Civilian Club. COM
prising the leading citizens. of
Pontiac and Oakland County, was
organized little over a year ago.
For the duration. the club will
stage its weekly luncheon sessions
on Wednesdays at Z p. m. at the
Hotel Waldron.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Maintain Gain
In Electric Use

NEW YORK, March 4 The
electrical energy distributed by
the electric light and power in
dustry of United States for the
week ended February u was
3, 800, 796, 900 kilowatt hours,
against 3.409, 907. 900 kilowatt
hours in the like 1912 week, an
increase of 14.2 per cent, according
TO Edison Electric Institute.
Output in the week ended Feb
Lrsuary 20 tetaled 3 994isS , 774e, 600 kile-
watt hours, against 3,423, $50, 600
kilowatt hours in the similar 1912
period, an increase of 1873 per cent,
and in the week ended February
Is came TO 1888, 70S,000 kilowatl
hours, against 3,42l $4,000 kilo-
watt hours a year earlier, an
increase Of Isl per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Urges Double Entry
Bookkeeping for u. s.

Much respect and
direction national affairs by single entry
rather than by double entry bookkeepers.
example, of looking the totally situation policy
bookkeepeS figure for the total
number be taken into the armed services.
bookkeeping that provides only the single entry
namely to- and ignores the related entry where
the ofsetng.credt entry
The osettng entry, namely where from IN respect TO
would be from the
behind
would take overall view
the situation left TO the discretion
individual volunteers mistakes would be made,
whether headquarters did always take
totally
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Metals, Rails
Lead Market
To New Highs

NEW YORK. March 4 tUP).-
Stocks extended their advance at
an active opening today with the
general average rising TO a new
high for more than two years.
Bonds held steady. Cotton gained
l 10 3 points.
Metals which with the rails fea-
tured yesterdays rise, were again
strong and active. Rails continued
their rise. AircraftS were at their
best levels of the year. New York
City fractions and the packing
group were active.
New highs were made by Y. s.
Steel which opened 1000 shares
lat SAY up *: Bethlehem, 63l2
up z, and Youngstown Sheet and
Tube, 1000 at 35l2, up IS. Ana
conda equaled its high on a block
of 1900 shares and American
Smelling made a new high on a
small gain.
Railroad issues making new
tons included Southern Pacific.
$500 shares at POS, up y; Great
Northern preferred. 27@s, up p;
Illinois Central, 800 at 10Ss. UP
u; Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western. 1.400 at 6ls, up y;
Baltimore and Ohio. 5000 at IA
lup "a: Missouri. Kansas and Texas
nrnferrnd I son AZ 1O3s no "a
Baltimore and Ohio preferred
1900 at 16ss, up -, and Penn
sylvania. 29B. up u.
Chrysler made a small net gair
while General Motors and Packard
were unchanged. American Tele-
phone firmed. Y. S. Rubber made
new top. Wilson equaled its top
Utilities were quiet with prices
steady TO firm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Lansing Plants
Seek Workers

LANSING. March 4.-Following
an announcement by Michigan
VINO Director Montague A.
Clark, who declared in Detroit
yesterday that the 4S-hour week
would not be established here i'm
mediately, United States employ
ment officials today issued an
appeal for much needed workers
TO make applications for jobs in
local war plants.
1--WE need large number of
men Immediately for vital war
industries" +. A. Downey, man.
ager of the employment office
said.
He pointed out that no skills are
required for numerous jobs now
open. Men skilled in certain work
may have their choice of several
positions now available, he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Pontiac Pays $Is,755

Since the inception Of its sug-
gestion award plan last April.
Pontiac Motor has paid out
SlS.755 TO employees for sugges-
lions to speed the manufacture
Of weapons, according 10 Harry
]. Klingler, general manager.
Suggestions have been re-
ceived dealing with all Of the
wide range OF weapons and
ordnance material Pontiac builds
for the army and navy, Klingler
said. and more than 20 per cent
have been approved and are now
In use in Pontiac plants.
Average award as the com
pletion OF the plans first year
is in sight has been $50. High
award 10 date was won by
Henry Kampsen, Pontiac veteran
with two sons in the services.
who received S625 in war bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Jeep Radio improved

Jeep radio apparatus. used by
marines in jungle fighting. has
been given a louder voice and
longer ears because of the ex-
tended lines Of communication.
Special 12-volt generators, per-
hitting mechanical scouting
parties to transmit and receive
short-wave messages from COM
mand posts miles away, are be-
ING placed on WHY'S jeepS,
according TO Joseph w. Frazer,
president of WHY'S.
The extra generator Is
mounted on special standard
between the front seats and is
driven by the engine through a
power takeoff attached 10 the
rear of the transfer case An
additional compartment is also
being built into the instrument
panel for a loud speaker and
remote control selector
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Business Failures
Up Sd Straight Week

NEW YORK. March 4.-Busi-
ness failures rose for the third
consecutive week 10 a total of Ill,
against 96 last week, but remained
4S per cent below the 215 recorded
a year ago, reports Dun & Brad
street. Inc. for the week. ended
February %. Most Of the increase
occurred in cases with liabilities of
less than $4,000. which numbered
63. compared with 81 in the pre-
ceding week, a rise of "a per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan bu crates 4. s No.
!. 2l4 inch min. unless otherwise stated
GENERALLY good Si.75d2; Delicious $50
40: Northern spys. S2a2 %. few bes'
81 50; Ripe. 81 s5d rs. ordinary quality,
tI25; Jonsthsns. Inch min, 81 70;
CLIO. fair, 81 IS: steel Reds $50
3 IS: Hubbardstons 81 So sutton Beau,ys,
81 %; New York hushel crates Mcintosh
| u. 9. No. ! a. Inch minimum. 81 20,
Rhode Island Greetings. L. s, No. ], 2 ~
inch min. some generally good, 81 90
Ml.75; Rome Beautys Y. 3. No, !. 3-inch
min, 81 So Washington boxes Delicious.
fancy. loo-125s. $3.50. extra fancy. all
AsPARAGJ1S-Light offerings Cahfor-
MIA pyramid crates, fancy. SO. extra fancy
AvocApos - California Fats Fuertes
| ie-3os. S2.45q2.6O. fair quality s22on
BRocco1I-Pony crates Arizona. 81 Is
a525; California, far 20 good S'.2'H
ciBREGE-Texa y crates Savoy type.
a IS 4 crates red csbbsge 50 Texas
f Los Angeles crates round. s. AriEona. 30
70, cARfoTs-Los Angeles crates s-doz
bunchse California. - 500 s mostly 81 so
| 9475. Texas bushel baskets topped y 81
"cttJITFr. OVER - Pony crates SIS and
larger, California. s. 500 So, fsu s. -
~CEfERY-Florida is-iuch crates Golden
Heart. 3-4s, $3.50. os-ss - 50 some - %
los, mostly 81 50, extra-eXtrss, 50 50
pascai 2-doz 81 IS 2is-f doz IS Is
COI.IARDg -- Georgia hushel baskets.
iooss Sl4oa165. Georgia = crates
oLL.TItTTtfcE-Lo Angeles crates. Iceberg
caiifornis Imperial Vane> s. s. ~. - 50
Ns75: s-doz, S'25 Arlzona Yuma ~
81. So 5-ooz s5751e Is: s-doz fair. 81 %
IrAF LETTUCE dollhouse i0-lh. bss'
~
MUSHROOMs--Ohio pinu. 20 2. .c
Nichigsn quarts, 81 ftc.
oNioNs- 50-ib sacks, Michigan Y
No YeloWs. medium. hest. - 10 TAI
10 generally good 81 $50 ~
PEAPS-Oregor boz D'Anjous. fancy
ioo.i25s. 5N5.25; extra fancy, So
PEPPERS 49, Mexico ll hush,i crates
California Wonders. $40. Fioyida. ! 81 bu
crates World Reaiers s. sons.
POTATOES I00-ih. sacks 10
size A unless otherwise stated Idaho
nothinr offered Msire 2-in min. vsnom
varistiss ISM paper secks y n -
Mishighu. l0n-Jb sarks Eusse' Furss
s7.sba %. Nsw stock Fi0rda, ~ crt'.
u f. 80 ] Trumphs a. 90.
RADIsHEs Texas pony crts On hce'
81. sO8 27S. Few "a Zt
HALLoTs-Lt4isisna barrels. 90 ddz
hehs Sl2a 49, crts-. 5dol. 3a3.25 =
sPfsAcH ~ Texas pq bsku curit
ti.7s. cartons i-d0L cehoFhane bas
washed spinach 20 %. SIS y on 81 s.
0l.e0. IL on s.
TRkWBERRfEs- Florida 3S-pini crts
Missionary, far 10 GOOD fior r.
SWEET POTATOES -bouistana bul crff,
Porto Rican Vans n 8 so 81 500
50. fair s.. North Carolina. hl hfKif
Porto Rlcan Vans So
TISGERINEs Fforirs bu hskts $50
SIS IS bu. crtF 81 80
OMkTOEE-i 0-ih cartons rerackF me-
ftun g. D., small sigs tiTt
RCTABAGAs -- Csre1a So-t sacks
~ansd. Sis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Auto
Graphs
Chevrolet Service
Chief Warns Car
Owners Of Neglect
b, sILER FREEMAN

Just because you have only
an A card and do not drive
much. don't think your car
doesn't need service. warns I'd
Hedner. director of service for
Chevrolet Hedner detects a
tendency on the part Of car
owners to neglect their vehicles
because of reduced useage under
rationing
This is o serious mistake. IN
sists Hedner. Inirequent opera
ton at low speeds can be more
harmful 10 vital parts than reg
ular driving at normal speeds.
He cited as an example the
fact that al low speed a car
engine docs not generate Suiii-
Gent heat 20 eVaporatc water IN
gases produced by The burning
of the fuel The crankcaSe may
therefore have 10 be drained
oftener than usual.
Batteries should be watched
closely. said Hedner. Less drlv-
ing prevents charging OF the
battery sufficiently to take
care Of starter, lights, heater
and radio
Holders OF 3 and { cards
should also look after such items
as spark plugs. carburetor, air
filter, fuel pump, oil pump. gem
orator, battery. fan belt, hose,
connections. etc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Flint Aides in Farley
With 0DT Officials

FLINT, March 4.-City Man
ager George T. Gundry and Henry
A. Barnes. local war transporta-
ton administrator. today were
with regional officials of
the Office of Defense Transports
tion in Cleveland TO discuss Flint S
critical transportation problem.
Gundry said efforts will be made
to have the ODT approve acquisi-
tfon of additional equipment by
the Flint Trolley Coach Co il
available.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
World Record
Weirton Produces 5, I47 Tons
Steel Daily in February

NEW YORK, March A new
world record for production of
steel ingots from II stationary
open hearth furnaces was estab-
lished by Weirton Steel Co, SUBJ
sidiary of National Steel Corp, in
February.
Average output was 5,147 net
tons per day, exceeding the prev
ious record established in Deem
Der by 81 tons daily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Set Steel Rate
Near 100 Pct.

NEW YORK, March i.-Steel
ingot production for the week
ended March ! is placed AT 99l2
per cent of capacity in compilation
by Dow Jones e. Co, Inc. This
compares with 80 per cent in two
preceding weeks.
u. s. Steel is estimated AZ 90
per cent, against 9Si2 per cent a
week before and 1902 per cent
two weeks ago. Other leading
companies are credited with a
fraction over 99l3 per cent, against
99l2 per cent in the previous week
and 98 per cent two weeks ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Government Officials Should Take Totally View

and of turnover in plants would
indicate performance has been less than ideal
While being constrctvey critical the public should not be
noeran For the nature of things the diversion OF
drup
tive Excellent administration effort do little
than reduce the degree of diSlocatons.
officials to take the totaity
decision regarding the of manpowe to
the otaliy situation and food all needed to
and these proportions must be related to what our
an contribute.
used that army travels its stomach
neglect of the legitimate need Tor
machinery and for trained manpower
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW, March ( tINsl To-Day
having prices 20 growers for beans.
Pea beans. $50. light red kidneys. -;
SIS rs. q. r. C. tight cranherrles. s.
& n G dark cranberries So
Wheat St4sHI 50. oats IS y Jsc. rye
Tsn 7sc; Six-rowed barley. 81 Isu so
huckwhest. S267n27e corn. 81 e5c
snyheans. 81 So
prizes furnished by Michigan Bean
Company
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Flint TO Get 100000
From School Aid Bill

FLINT. March 3-Final adop-
tion of the S50,000,000 school-aid
bill which has passed the Senate
will mean approximately 100000
more state aid for the Flint school
system. II was announced today
by John NJ Barrett. school board
business manager. This year Flint
schools received a total of Sl,337.-
600 in state aid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
10 Counties 10 Map
Flood Relief Program

MIDLAND. March 4.-Represen-
tatives of 10 counties were gath
ering here today TO discuss plans
for a post war flood relief program
for the Saginaw River watershed.
The meeting was called by John
Hudson. state drain chief. Counties
included arc Midland. Saginaw.
Bay, Montcalm, Ogemaw. Isabella,
Gratiot, Gladwin, Clare and Me-
costa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Oakland Farmers
Hear MISC Experts

PONTIAC. March 4. Michigan
State College crop and dairy Spe-
cialiStS were in Oakland County
today for a series OF six sessions
with farmers oxford. Holly.
Highland Wi%om, Charleston and
Goodlson We're on the Itinerary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

taxes was not
the sole reason.
He pointed out
[ h a [, w h ii c
gross revenues
of the company
were up u per
cent over 1941
operating ex-
penses, eXclu-
sive OF taxes,
r ose 10 pei
cent.
d G v o [ in G
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Economy Can Be Better Dissected in Wartime

The national its pathology OF wartime can be
better disseced than time OF peace.
the tendency Of the public to make substitute
shifted the scarcity element to ever-broadening list
example metals and lumber
plentiful took and wood had to be
added to the scarce list
pork and lamb but poultry
PLENTIFUL Accordingly the nations housewives tended TO
poultry Joseph Eschebacker
New York Association of Retail Meat Dealers reveals
that poultry in insufficient supply.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Ban Strikes in Texas

AUSTIN. Tex. March 4 (UP).
Stevenson today made
public an agreement with Texas
labor leaders signed March 2
barring all strikes, slowdowns.
lockouts or work stoppages IN
TeXas for the duration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
$40 Steers
Price Highest Since 1919
at Chicago Stockyards

CHICAGO. March 4 CUP).-A
carload of choice l,300-pound
steers sold yesterday at the Chi
cago stoclIyards at S1740 the
highest price since March 1919.
when the top reached 5000.
Eastern buyers took nine more
loads OF prime steers at Sl735.
The Sf740 price was paid to
George Kurt of Dubuque. la.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Michigan Bells
1912 Net Falls
To S9,340,0O0

The Michigan Bell Telephone
Company reported today that its
net income for 1912 fell to the
lowest level in seven years, de-
spite gross revenues that reached
an all-time high.
President George M. WEIGH, In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
EARNINGS

Bridgeport Brass Go. reports 1912 net
proht of 81 522.16l after $500. 600 for
future contingencies, equal 10 81 rs share
ON the common THIS compares WIN net,
after SiO0 600 for contingencies. Of 81 eS2, .
$50 or 50 n3 n common share In 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

Toledo Tfison Go. rer"ris 1919 net
iut0me ~ 81 .76i after federal income
and fpress profits taxes etc EQUAL 20
Sigf share on the comm0n. This com
psre- with ~ 1875 $50 or ~ cents a common
snare 10 1871
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Wheat Climbs
In Early Trade

CHICAGO. March q nNS).-
Wheat futures opened &c TO 19sc
higher today, corn unchanged and
oats unchanged TO sc up.
WHEAT-May, S1.48h m1.4Sia
July, $1.4Ss, @1.494; September,
$15l Z G1.52.
CORN-May. S1.00 bid; July,
S1002s bid; September and De-
cember, S1007s bid.
OATS-May. 60A G61c: July,
5924 a 60; September, sos a 60hc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

Federal Light and Traction Co.
has declared dividend of IS cents
on the common. payable March "a
to holders of record March ID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

CATTLE Receipts 400 steers and heif-
ers quoted nominally STEADY. hardly enough
on sale 90 make n market cows predor1i-
netting. early trade steadv 10 weak as vet
no inquiry for bulls Bndert0ne weak, scat
tered sales medium 60 low good FED steers
Si3 % - i4.T5 Kinds grading average good
and better eligible "a sell SIS upward,
common steers 4u9,ed SIS downward me-
alum Erade heifsrs quoted Si21 r. %. com
non eligible down 10 SIC 80. bulk medium.
and good beef cows SO 1912 30. odd
head 20 Si2 ~ with sirictly good quoted
So. cutter 10 common cows IS 7jQ 10 SO,
Gamers S7W so. asking above xi3 20 on
good weighty sausage bulls
CALVES - Rsretrts 300. market. steady:
early top and bulk good and choice vealers
SIS 50. Medium 90 low good S15G1s Gull
and common xiOffi4
HOGS Receipts. 500; no early action:
asking IS cents OF more; higher on butch
ers scaling $50 lbs. upward or $3.50 and
above on good and choice iS0-25o lbs
SHEFP-Rcceipts 800. market lambs
active. mostly 23c higher. good 70 choics
native and fed western lambs SiS 50 10
mostly SIC Is top Sig 70 to both shippers
and local killers, mixed medium 10 gOos
lambs Si5 - re- % common light weights
slf ~ down mostly Slt and below;
slaughter ewes quoted steady al SO 20
down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

The Wishing Well" has a
message In cipher for YOU. Daily
and Sunday Times,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

CeIanese Corp. Of America has
declared a dividend of 50 cents on
the common. payable March 81 to
holders of record March Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Dividends

Bridgeport Brass Co. has de-
c'ared dividend of Is cents on
the common, payable March 81 TO
holders of record March is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

American Snuff Co. has declared
a dividend of so cents on the COM
mon, payable April ] to holders of
record March IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Detroit Stocks

Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid so Ear this year.
unless otherwise noted. a-Paid In 1879.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Corn Product. Renninr Go. md domestic

subsidiary sales companies report \ 1912
net profit ~ Ss,66i, 323 after ~ .O2o'Oo0 TOR
CONTINGENCIES or S27f share on the
common. against SO, PCS, O27 or S3.37 on
the 6ommon In 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
excluding

International Harvester Co., excluding
subsidiaries. for the fiscal year ended Octo-
her 81 reports 1912 net income Of
S26, 746, $50. equal to Si.95 a share on the
against 500 63f, SIS or S5.s7 on
The common in preceding wear.