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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Farmers Market

FRUITS Apples Baldwins No. J. $50
= a0 gu. Mcintosh No !. s. 50uf hu
bu No. 2. 81 5ot Creenings. No !,
sos 80 bu No 2 81 Northern spies,
fancy 81 so bu: No, T. 81 son No. 2.
tZuZ so WAEeners. 81. !. $50 20 on
No 2 81 steeie's Red, 80. 7, $3.50 a4 b1,
LErTucA AND SALAD GREENS
celery cabbage. 10. D., 81 % 80 tl
s. 1tnl.5o. SO. 81 Escsr7le fsuo'
s. 50 IN No s. eor 81 So 71c
VEGFThRLE gEEFNs -Cahht.c greens
30. goo asa b. 'oi.arof $780, 4 IHc
eteen- $50 Slu1 % rl Spinach. 30
j 75caN hu Mustard greens, 30.
VEcETkBLEs MISC Beet., punched
s. 50 b. SO. Z $50. Broccoli 80
j. s. 5On4 bu Cabbage, 40. Il 81 Z5u
50 on; 10. 2, 81. RED cabbage, 10, J.
si.75q 2 - bl; No 2. 81 500 curly car
baEe No l. &l0125 bu Carrots. punched
No 1 e0c Si1Q doz. ncas topped, No.
8. q " 81 bu No. 2 SiTs Cauhaower
fancy. So bu; No J. $40 so 70. z
- % Celery root no sz5 ba
celery. fancy 81 So dor bchs No. J
75u soc 80. 3, 500 foc. teune NJ
Sc don bchs: No 3 s. HIsersdiSh
10 J. S2n225 feck eaakc' 30 q ~ ~
konhsbi 10. 4. use q 81 don ncns Leegs
fancy s. 80 5o-lh sack No. "a: 3
81 rsrips fancy. 81 bu. No. T. s. 90 NJ
80 2, 81. Parsley root, 80. 81 Z.
Goa ncht. Curly parsley No. l'c
700 DE 80. p 81 -. Pumpkins 30
- y013 bu So 81 so Radshe red
dollhouse Nc 81 ~ doz b,hs Fuis
-@ess 80 /. So 5o buN squash D.
Hvbtard. 81 81 ste.1sa sa No 4
Afai- Table Queen fIhct 81 s8 bu to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
NJ S. Rukeyser
British May Seek Pact
With Us. ON AirIimeS

IN practical decisions which must be made
questions during the transition from 10
faith truSmS and
ordinations
important people 10 understand the underlying
10 practical detectives
example the field OF postwar commercial aviation II
reasonable and develop
prevailing tHrtdSy,
If the formula suggested agree after the
Sody the British empire in the matter OF COM
aviation there would doubtless be little opposition
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Tremendous Shrinkaee in Plane Rate Seen

With preocupaton of American officials with gracious
abstract principles while foreign leaders concentrating
problems, the distinctions made by the ancient Greek
mind They said that specific
practical has advantage over the philosopher
accustomed to dealing with particular matters
deals with unverSas And IN lie each
problem IS specific concrete problem
Realism aviation presuppoSes tremendous shrnKage IN
plane production after the war
For life plane Will be enormously heightened IN
nation at peace.
Some pioneer models long rejected by Amer
lines grounds OF obSoleScencc are sun III transport use
n Latin American countries.
experience does not yet indicate the iu physical lie
OF such planes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Schen|ey Adds
Another Winery

NEW YORK, Dec. 1-Schen-
ley Distillers Corp. already con-
trolling Roma, Cresta Blanca and
other California winery and
brandy properties, has acquired
Mattel Winery of Fresno for the
reported price OF 81 100000 and
has formed the California Vine
yards Association TO operate Cali
fornia interests. "
Headquarters arc being moved
II Fresno.
Mattel properties founded in
1892, have 2,O00000-gallon wine
storage capacity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Layoffs Reported

Against the predictions Of
shortages come the recurring
reports of layoffs in some
plants. Of hours cut. The lay
offs and trimmed work weeks
seem ureconcilable with the
cries for more labor, more new
workers.
There must be something
wrong with the claims and
counterclaims. and there must
be some tangible facts To refute
or uphold them. Why have the
agencies waited so long to make
a survey that can be trusted
and relied upon?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
DEATHS

Anna Mae Liebsrt. 4o25 Fsirview IS
Paul Clarbourne Darneil. 1884 Pnehurst
Dearborn. g.
Sarah Warner 30is vickshurg. 50.
George Brandau. slt0 Fifteenth. H.
John PtAsnski, 442s Garvin, IS.
Arthur Wayne Ferris, az Clairmount. IS.
Anna McMullen. 304s Hardwood, ~
Margaret Estsne Morrison. 4io7 Nancou-
YER GO
Hazel smith. 46e Prentis. 80
Cecilia Rosemary Sharpe. 3is6 Gardner,
Dale Charles St Arnold. Warren Twp. /.
Emery Johnson. 3s2i W Kirby. IS.
Clark Babb, 254i Fifteenth. 81.
James Wallace. Abs Harding. MI. Glenn
Dennis Grahovac. 1856 y Jefferson. 2 mo.
Nettie Spencer. i5o5l Parkgroye. -
Laura Alexandrine curtiss. 53le Brush. so
Walter Yates, 23ii3 stewart. Warren
Irene Anderson 1920 w Chicago. rs.
Mary .. stright 1927 Gilbert rs
Janette Williams. 44s e. Garfield, 80.
Bertha Adler 1872 Greenlawn 81
Frederick Charles Channon. % Hendre. IS
Louis Burton Griffith, le30s Coventry 81
Anna Sugzda. 1912 f. Warren. 50.
Flora Mae DuvaIl, i4if Clinton, 2 mo.
John ZagorZ 1872 ~ Post. Sc
Rudy Raper Paducah. Ky. 10
Agatha Cooper. 1852 John r. -
Clarence Williams 47T4 Tilimsn, 2
Wilbert Cooling. 2627 sixth Wyandotie 20.
Hulom Bankston. 5752 st Antoine. ~
Molhe Leeman. $40 HSeha Vista, SO
Anna Marion T725 Erie, IS.
Edes Dirk, 1890 w Seven Mile, So
Charles II. Yats, i4l02 Seymour 81
Helena louise RieCk. 1890 Kensington 70.
Edward Halnes, 1882 -vhittaket. IS
Seal v hi Garfield. Lincoln
Mile Tate. 1026i Delmar. g..
Susie karrien, 1859 Russell 81.
Lola Terms, 1888 Monica. 81
Myrtle /. Fisher. l3207 Indiara. IS.
Ola Miles, 290 Hendrie. 43
Mary o. Patton, 1888 Manor. 80
Estelia' Kingston. 1919 Twentieth 80.
Michael szymanski, 5001 Grandy, So.
Tvor Hiseahon. 1882 Archdale, rs.
Frank Ladow. 1922 Rvard. IS
Frederick susick, 1912 Lskepointe, Crosse
Pointe Park. IS.
Frank H. Drouin, 2O0es Seminole, 81.
James Golding i56 r. Garfield. 90
Carrie Chastain g33 Campbell, 80.
Ben Gordick 6s4 Farnsworth -
Henry Resovsky. 3417 Longfellov, 81
SOPHIE Kohn. 23t0 Taylor 80.
Rebecca Goidstein 1898 Calvert, 81.
Melvin Cook. 81 Duffed. 49,
Eugene Carmichael. Bsylis. Pittsburgh,
%
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Preparing Cars

President of one automobile
company has been "pressuring
10 get new designs ready which
will "face-lift" his '42 model.
Anticipating the possibility OF
a sudden end 10 hostilitles IN
Europe. he's planning 10 have
designs tools, dies and some
machinery ready for almost inn
mediate production of cars
Note also that c. +. Wilson,
president of General Motors,
who has long contended that IT
would take six months TO re-
sumo auto production. cut the
time in half when testifying be-
fore a Senate committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
On the
Business
Front
Ry ARD SCHULTZ

The Center Line Arsenal con-
trosersy is far mem being a
closed book Yet,
4 mere change I'M manage
ment hasn't solved a problem
which runs much deeper than
most people realize
The mon IN the plant today
are bitter over what they con-
slider a reflection on thcgp and
the iOh they are dong
! wrote an article on the new
Westinghouse management IN
last Sundays paper and not only
received numerous letters from
The rank and file. hut some were
so incenSed that they called me
M my home Sunday afternoon
and evening
Here are some Of the charges
. There was a lack of sufficient
work 10 keep many departments
going and many men stood
around idle for dayS-thiS de
spite the fact that there were
thousands Of castings IN Build
ING waiting 70 nc run.
. NeedleSSly fine toleranceS
were imposed on the Hudson
MANAGEMENT by the navy, al
though the WestiHgheHse-ePer-
aied Canton arsenal doing the
same job-waS given greater
leaway in this respect
. AS soon as Westinghouse
moved in. some tolerances were
jumped from a thouSandth OF an
inch 20 three-theuSandthS Of an
inch and other restrictions re-
Taxed.
. That three weeks before the
custer Of Hudson the union was
informed by the navy that they
were doing a great job.
. Unless more business Is forth
coming almost Immediately, sew
erai thousand men face iayoffs
some already have been re-
leased.
. That morale is still very low
and there can be no improve
ment until certain basic changes
are made in the navy depart
ments handling of the situation.
The men contend that while
they're not trying to whltewash
Hudson, they don't feel that the
motor Company got a fair break.
Now I'm not saying that each
of these charges is 100 per cent
true in every respect, but as
long as the men feel this way
there can be no cooperative
spirit out there.
If the men are correct there
should be some changes made
and quickly. If they are not cor
rect, they should he told the
true facts before morale is COM
pletely gone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
New OPA
Unit Opens

FLINT, Dec. IA durable
goods price panel today had been
established in Genesee County by
John +. Kessel, Saginaw district
OPA director,
The panel is bellefys,. - -, i
first of its kind in the district It's
membership consists of EStherelR
Braden, Mrs. X. Hazel and George
Monroe.
Joseph Spielmaker, district OPA
durable goods price specialist, is 10
instinct the new panel in its
duties, which are chiefly hearing
complaints of price violations.
The panel will have headquarters
IN tl,e courthouse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Boeinq Could Fill All Needs in Peacetime

Even emphasis obsoescence and the desire
for models precisely designed to meet specific needs
will than the capacity
planes tempo of production IS adjusted to Inc
which the mortality OF planes
nd fighting S quickened by enemy action
Philip Johnson president of Boxing recently ea F ia s
company readily take of the total annual heeo Ia
peacetme commercial companies operating IN the
Although the civil airplane is almost without
ultimate limits keep mind that bomoerS hgnS
and other military planes weapons ana the denau LOT
tbe viii shrink enormously They will be IN the
same with other types of munitions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Godfrey =; w. Porter, 81; Hattie I.
Edward D. Kottks. 80 Jean A. Jordan,
John p. Foley. al; Virginia @. Williams,
John L. Ahearn. 40; Isabella Graham.
Richard s. srparasa 20; Phyllis ], Gaiat,
Leonard NJ, cHputO, es;- sareera ). Brian.
Wallace Iamiolkowski. 81; Frances Jsni'
Donald c. snavely. rs; Lorene C. osntr,
paaala Mooney a. MArsArst NJ Hen.
Michael Fedeson. rs; Wanda zalmezak.
Carl n. Bldlnger, 30; Donna Mcclellan,
George ]. Khern, 20; Beety A. zadorskyi
Raymond Bradley. 10; Virginia Gala
CHER. 20.
william n. Jones. ST. Essie L. Reavis, 81.
Otto w. Raby, 80 Delois Stul. y.
Columbus Davis, 80. Carrie Daniels, %.
Robert Mullen, Al; Irma X. Farlin, ~.
Stefan Giuchin, IS; Marie McAlhster, 80.
Joseph r. Wagner. a.. Lucille Byrne, 80.
Anthony Bomarito. 49,; Mary 4. Bonanni,
10
Herman L. Tucker. 40; Gertrude stack
Al
James B. symons, As; Dorothy T. Park
Louis c. HILBERT, 81; Florence A. Dom
browska, 81.
clifford W. Mewherter. 81; Mildred Hays,
ClsTk F. Cotton. %: Nancy Young. ~
Frank II. Lipa. 90 Sophie M Ruta, 90
Clarence Hauser 30: Evelyn White, l6.
Julian Rakoezy, 20. Virginia c. siefansh,
Earl J. Chappeue. 20; Mary p. Boyle, IS
Robert J. Taylor, 81: Elizabeth M. Oh
Joseph Rozewicz. 40: Robbie f. Hodge, 81
Arthur f. jain 26; Mareella M. heide
"a
Rufus Jones. 81; Mary L. Brown, 80.
JACK l.. Lind. 2B; Norah Saunders. "a
John Gargal 81; SeniA Moore, ~.
Frank Machione. 81. Catherine Aiute, 20
Samuel Brainin, 50. Anna Rose Brainln
40
Harry W. Taylor Jr.. rs; Pearl Gar,
Russell G. Fisher. IS. Gladys Bennett.
Charles Livingston, 10. June MARKS, II
Paul w, Heihg. 80: Gertrude Jankowskt
80
James Catoni. 26. Hattie Hook
Donald r Baker. 81 Mary X, Wilson. 81
Anthony Szwarga.- %: Mildred Rake. 20
Merlin Parisot 20; MARY Houdek, is.
Wilks J. Sanders. 10; Gloria NJ. Austin, IL
Lewis +. Hunter. az Florence Canada, 81
Myren W. Grant Jr-, 81, Grace L. Jones
20.
Frank D. Kozlowski. rs; Helen NJ
Strawa, 10.
Jasper p Vaughn 20; Ethel NJ Miller, %
I John l.. Simon. %. Erma Seman. %.
| Thomas A. Roger 80; Edith Boyd, Al
/ John L Simon. 81 Erma seman, rs.
Marshall Il. Wheeler, 30: Stella NJ. ste~
I art 80.
Ralph l.. Hollow. al; Doris X. Krisger
Arthur Fhrenfeucht. 80: Mary Gromek, 81
I Edward ". sulewrki. -. Jean NJ. Adcock
90
Victor r. Schneider. "a; Lots NJ MaeeD
I Is
+ Edward Moore, %. Msrsary Wood Is
I Eugene +. Lewsndowsky. ~. stephsni
( Zalupsh. %.
John Taslon, 2s Helen Murphy, "a.
Sidney w. Lowe Jr., 81; Thelma Boswell
20
Charles G. Rasteno, %. Alice NJ. New
man, 10
Ivan sprinsstead. a. Elizabeth r. Pyat,
%.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
New s. @. Plant Seen
Completed in Spring

CLEVELAND. Zee. IA new
100-octane aviation gasoline plant
TO cost SS.500,000, financed and
built by Standard Oil Go. of Ohio,
will be completed here by the
spring of 1914. The plant will
have daily. capacity more. than
.suaicieat 10 carry 100 heavy four
motor bombers on a round trip
between British Isles and Berlin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Canada S Trade
Shows Upturn

OTTAWA. Dec. I (UP)-Can-
adas external trade in the first
10 months of 1913 totaled $3.50
SIC, 1913 as compared with $3.285,-
732, 633 in the same period Of 1912,
the Dominion bureau of statistics
announced today
The export of Canadian prod
uctS in the 10 months of this year
amounted to $2,37S 991, 79l and
imports 81 439, 1893, 992. Exports
in the similar period last year
totaled 1889, S0l 900 and impcyts,
81 $50 d6S. Dol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
DIVORCES

Mabel T. McCieland from Clarence i.
Frances Hatcher from Lonnie
Helen A. Leos from EDWARD a
Louise r. Mcpherson from R9asEi-A-
Dean Given from Airline
Jose Oh Leszezynski from Helen
Anna r. Jnrgensen from Fritz
Ida Edna Adams from Arthur kalpn.
Arthur Ramsey from Mare
Arthur NJ i.ieperth from Neilis
Armenia Mary Jenkins from Thomas
Stella Let's from Raymond.
Robert Alton Carlisle from Aoni Claire
Rudolph August Monendo from Anna
Catherine Torrento from Camille
Vienna NJ Clambin from Arthur
Medeiia Adella SWEET from William r.
Doris Wailaitis from John "
Mckinley o Neal from Carrie
Bessie c. Perry from William.
Helen Piasech from Leo
Juanita Frances Reuben from Edison A.
Phyllis A. Richards from James <.
Lena gTachmAn from Hsrsch.
Agnes Wilson from Theodore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Milling Of Steel
RevOIutionized
ByCdrbide Tools

NEW YORK. Dec. I tUP)-A
war Development IN the use Of
carbide tools has rcvoluuonizcd
the milling Of sicclS by speeding
up production al lower costs and
may make a major portion Of
preSent-day equipment obsolete,
Frederick w. Luchi Jr, Detroit
development engineer, disclosed
today.
In a report prepared for deliv-
cry az the annual meeting OF the
American Society of Mechanical
Engineers. Lucht said that accept
ancc by industry of 'carbides for
milling of SteelS was one of the
major metal working develop
mcnts 81 the war period.
POWER LIMITED
MANY milling machines now
I'm use are ~ underspeeded and
limited in power" he explained.
that their efficiency in regard
In carbide-tipped cutters Is no
ticeabiy reduced. "
Lucht said the innovation VIII
neceSSitate a widespread redeSign-
ing and building of more machine
tools 10 replace the already out
moded milling machines.
Wilbur l.. Merrill. director of
the General Electric Works labo-
ratory at Schenectady. n Y, said
that Yankee ingenuity should be
given recognized place in engi-
neering curricula and suggested
that it be designated AS "Y ]"
ESTABLISHED LINES
Engineering development and
design along established lines"
he said, Twill yield sound prod
uct. hut for the new shortcuts
Ia save labor and material, for
the new stunt which makes the
product radically better, for the
new scheme which makes pos
sible the heretofore impossible,
We must Ieak- Yankee in
genuity."
In engineering training pitts
Yankee ingenuity we have an
unbeatable combination"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Agreed on Broad DETECTIVES at Conference

indicate tina seemingly nnocuous
might be used by the crown as club 10 peat the
self governing dominionS into line.
aviation II is understood
detectives, apparently
difference opinion whether would be from
should be control OF
from the self governing domnionS
unsettled the might gam
domnionS through making
apparently nnocuouS agreement with the United States
BeaVcrbrook to tins country there Is
possibility he may seek such agreement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Curb Seat Price
Declines 10 5000

-. .,trR. Tee. u Aif@7ge-
ments had been made today for
the sale of New York Curb Ex-
change membership at $500, a
reduction of 500 from Monday
sale. Memberships are now quoted
g, 600 bid and $4,000 offered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Pay 81 Extra in Notes

Bondholders Management, Inc.
has declared the regular semi
annual dividend Of 62ia cents per
share. plus an extra dividend of
81 per share m the form Of s
per cent note due in five years,
both payable Dec. -, 10 holders
of reCnrd Doc 3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Timken Axle Votes
50 Cts. on Common

Timken-Dctroit Axle Co has
declared a dividend of 80 cents on
the common, payable Dec 20 10
holders of record Dec 10. A like
amount was paid Sept. 20. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Crude Oil Output
Decreases in Week

NEW YORK, Dec. 1-Produc-
ton of crude oil in United States
in the week ended Nov. u aver
aged 1905 $50 barrels daily. ac-
cording TO Oil and Gas Journal.
This is a decrease of 7.710 barrels
daily from the preceding week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Coke Up soc a Ton

WASHINGTON. Dec. ] To
cover increased labor and. coal
costs OPA has increased by so
cents. per net ton the ceiling
prices for by-product foundry
and oy- p<Sduct Gfoyt' farnact-
coke. manufactured in the central
West.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Libby, MtNeiII Co.
Calls Bonds Dec. 81

NEW YORK. Dec. l Libby
Mcneil e. Libby has called $637,
600 principal amount of first
mortgage 15-year sinking fund
4 per cent bonds. due Jan i. 1855,
for .redemption on Dec 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
BIowoH Due

Those who are inclined to dis
miss lightly the current grand
Jury investigation of the state
legislature are due for a sur
prise. Insiders predict that II
will literally blow the roof off.
Crack investigators who deliv-
cred the goods for Homer Fer
cuson, came through again
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Livestock Market
nF ROIT


CATTLE 500. All classes mostly steady,
hut trading less active than Monday on
cows: steers and hefers very scarce.
Scattered small lots medium and good
cows S12ml4. 50. few common down TO
$40. bulk common and medium beef cows
IS 500 10. few Si0a0 virtually no good
COWS offered 20 sell from Sll upward
Gamers and cutters mainly Sb.25Hh, few
shelly Gamers So. bulk common ana
medium bulls 50 500 ~ 80 few good %
S12. cutter tghtweights down 10 81
st0ckers scarce, odd lots Si1 down
CALVES 800: fully steady Bulk good
and choice vealers SIS 30, odd mead
strictly choice SIG medium vealers $3.50
Is. cun and common ranged 500 IL niue
under So
HOGS 2. 500: generally steady. Bulk,
good to choice 200.270 lbs. 2i3 90; fe"
small lots 2OO-230 lbs 10 city butchers
St4. some 300-400 lbs. hogs. Sl3.l5H
rs IS. hulk desirable, $50 200 lbs. Sla 20
fi l3 50. most 1i0-l6O lhs Sl1 3on II. few
is5-t75 lbs. Sl2 25ai3. bulk sows, SLID
SHEEP 600. Opening steady on sheep
and lambs. early bulk good and choice
wooded native lambs S14 50U 1873, popu-
lar price S14 so; mixed medium 10 GOOD
shipments ST.. 501 t4.25; Gull and com
mon S5u10. most common 10 choice
slaughter ewes. SO 50d6; lot choice SAID.
feeding lambs $40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
soc Bank Dividend

United Savings Bank Of Detroit
has declared dividend of 30
cents per share, payable Dec 20
TO holders Of record Dec. 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
ptTTSRIRCH


PITTSBURGH Nov 80 tlNs1-CAT-
TIE So steady; stcets good 20 choice.
Si6u 10 90 medium % good, SO 4 10.
common 20 medium Sl2W IS. heifers,
good 90 choice $i3 50H14 medium 20
good. SiO1l1 30; common 60 medium.
So 80 50.\ COWS. good 90 choice, SEA
so so. medium 90 good. 50 7Sfl $ sos can
ncfs and cutters. S5D7 bulls, good 20
choice. Sifn ~, common 20 medium, So 30
.n 30 grass steers So 80 RI u, 80.
HOGS $50. active At steady prices
i6H-tsO lbs Si2.75nf4: $50 200 lbs. Sis
pi4 So: 900 -22O lbs SiAni4.t5. go ESQ
lbs. Sl4u1f15. $50 900 lbs. 1880 "a,
200 $50 lbs St3 20 10 IS iO0-l50 lbs
Sfi Z3ut2 a., rQught. SIT SOFA ~ 5oN
SHFFp Agp active choice lambs.
St3 50ai sd medium Co epod clipped
SiDHi2 so. common lawng clipped san
IO ewes clipped 81 5Off6. WethCfs
clipped 81 5000 20
CALVES w. active gond tn choict
Sisni7. medium. tl0.50p 70. CuAs and
common, $50 $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

NN. On iuos Hgh Low 10 80 Cb'gf
n a O. 4l- 81 f-N D.
Granham Faiee Ills 1f.-..Ie
Mcclauahsn or - 70 ~ n3
stearns pf 9 Oh snsto0 roo 100 .
UNLISTED
Jacobs y + .....
dividends IN the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 90 far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Earnings
,iNER CORR

NSTIONAL CoNTAfNER CORR
Nine mos end sept 80 tg43 1892
Net profit $3.50 ESQ &js3 3h1
share earnings Ai41 Al.fb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
MIssOIRI PACIFIC
uAnIo.ETITU-oRrUtIM

RADIO REITH- ORPHEI
80 wks ended oct 2. 1913 oct , 1912
Ne' profit 81 COS o7A &5sH SOB
sFer com share ~ % .,,,.
NET joss
CROWS ZEIIERRACH
Quar- end oct 81 1853 1852
Nr pr1ff 81 g2s tsf 81 roo poi
Per common share SOC poe
DtoiT~NI LIGHT 60.
70 mos rud sept 81 1913 1912
Npt irrun1r Xin.tf8 ESQ $50 500 6ph
Per com snare 50 80 50 80
RANONIEH INC.
siy unT end oct 81 1913 1852
Nst profit Ssgl 500 81 o1s POS
Per CON. share 2Sc 41r
Joy MANUFACTURING 60
wise W end Sept 30 lSf3 1912
Vet pr7ff S767 ats Ss44 $50
com share earnings 81 90 s. 20
HFRCUTES MOTORS
Guar end. sept 30. fef3 1912
Nrf trghf S1lf 2ks Afif Hl5
Per com share 81 on 81 81
TInTRAL LIGHT
10 mos srd. scttA 80 19kN FefA
Net income \Si Z@a hNs Isl W. 81
Com. shave rarn.rFs sls3 IS 40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
rRnMN ItIIIRRACII
RANoNILR. INC.

- mos rad sept 30 1913 1892
Nrt tHruwf AIh.tlb ESQ $50 500 Noh
Per com snare 50 80 81 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
IiTRCTIFS MOTORS

wise W end sept 80 lSf3 1912
Vet profit 3T67 pfs Ss44 $50
com share earnings 81 90 81 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
TInIRAI non

Guar. end. sept. 80. ls43 1912
Nrf PRONE A1lf 2ks Ai3f H1h
Per rem share kl on 81 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

u mos ,at sctt\ 80 19kN NefA
Net income N&i Z@a hNs 81 W. 81
Com. srarr rarrlrrH sIs3 vs. 40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

siy ueg end oct 81 ist3 1852
Nei profit Ssal 500 81 ofs POS
Per CON. share 2sc Az