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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
Farmers Market

FRUITS Apples Mcintosh. fancy. s.
no No l So Wolf River No
ihsn.. fancy s. bu No. i s5asso
No. 2. 5oa2. Greetings. 80. /. ySa
so bu. No. 2. 81 5012 Snow. fancy
50 so ou. No. !. 81. 50h3 steels's Red
No. I. $50 50 bu., No. ?. 800 2
Crab spples No. !. a@S bu. Grapes
fancy. 81 Is peck basket No. 90c ISl
No. 2 75o Peaches. Elberss No /
81 sou . 80 M. No. ?. SO, 50gt. Pears
Kieners, No /, $3.50 bu.: No. 2 81 so
ounces, No l. IS hu. No ?. 81 Csnts
loupes, No l. $40 3 SO bu No. 2 S2T
2 so. Wstsrmelons. No. !, s5as don
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
no 50 J. ,2G7 So bu. No ,i2s. Lea
Lettuce. No /. 75n sOc bu.. Endivs. fancy
s rs M No. l. see "a 8 Is; No ?, 1 Is.
No. l. 125a1 so bu.
VEGE TARLE GREENs--cs bbsE'
Greens. No. ], 81 ni25 hu. Collsrds. No
!. 75caS bu Kale. No. I eoc n 81 hu
l. 75I sOc bu spinach, No. I. s5M goo
bu No. 2 SOC. Swiss Chard. No. I,
7ba e0c bu. Turnip Greens. No. !, 75en
VEGETABLES tmiscsnsnsous) - Beans.
green, fancy. 1913 bu. No !. ssh %
No. 2, 81 80, wax. fancy. 50 Is bu. No |.
S363 50: No. 2. 81 So Kentucky Wonder
No. |, S2d225 bu. No. q 81. 50. Roma o
beans No, l. 81 50H3 bu. No. 2. 81:
Lima beans No l. s3.50nt bu Bee,s.
punched. No l. 75d s0c doz oohs No. 2.
soc: topped. No. !. s2.25a275 ou.; No. ?.
81 50. Broccoli fancy, 50 nj. No. 2. san
:. so Cabbage No. / 81 25H ~ bu. No.
2 81: red cabbage, No. /. 81 75m2 bu. ;
No. 2. $3.50 Curly cabbage. No. |. si.25
al 50 bu: No ? 81. Carrots punched,
- - - hahs fOnued fancy
50 so bu No l, 81 75n q rs. No. 2, si.25.
Caulifiower. fancy, 50 bu No, l, S3h 3 80 .
No. q 81 So Celery root, No, !. 81 dor
Celery, fancy, 81 asa 81 don. bchs No.
sou SOC: No 2 20n SOC Sweet corn.
No. T. Sidi25 5-doz. sack; No. ?, Use.
Cucumbers, slicers, No. l. Sop 50 M. ;
No T. t3G4; pcklers, fancy, $40 IN .
No. /. s7Hs Dill, No. l. sou 75c nor
hchs Eggplant No. l. S3n g. 80 bu No.
2 81 50. Fennel No. 1 81 dor. kohlrsbi,
No l. 75cnSi don. bchs. Leeks, stu so
dor bchs. onions green. fancy. e0c don
bchs No l. sou Use: No. 2. t0n soc; dry.
30 l. S2.25H250 50-lb. sack pickiing.
white, fancy. $40 5O-lb sack No. I, 81
yellow, No. s5as Sob sack Parsn'ps.
No. l. S3N 30 hu. parsley root, No. l..
75cGSi doz. bchs; curly parsley, No. l..
75A s5c dor bchs Peppers. green, fancy,
81 rs bu. No I xlD so. No. 2. T5c; hot.
fancy 81 rs M No. l. 81 ASA I so: No. q.
81 red hot fancy: 50 50 bu: No. !. 81 so
n 3. red sweet. No. l. 81 50T3 bu Pr.
mento,. No. /. $40 so bu Potatoes No.
T. 81 75n2.s0 100 lbs. No. 3 81 so
Pumpkins. No. 1, 81 rs 80 IN. Radishes
red. No l. 65T Toe doz. bchs. long white
No I. $50 90c dor. bchs. No. a. soc
RutabsRss, No l. Si.25H 80 bu. squash
Delicious No l. 81 50G rs bu.. Hubbard
No l. Si5OH2 bu. Italian. fancy. 81 -
bu No /. 81 soar summer. fancy. 81
y bu No l. SIN so. No. 2. 75c. Table
Queen. fancy. 81 rs bu. No. z 81 25a so,
Turnips hunched No l. 75cnSi doz
bchs topped. fancy 81 rs bu No. 1,
81 7BG2. No 2. $50 Tomatoes. fancy,
S3as buf: No. l. 81 50a Is. No. 3 81 as
Vegetable oysters. 81 80 don. bchs.
POULTRY AND EGGS Hens 70 - soc
IN hroilsrs asa 3qc. Eggs, large. fi7d IS
3O-dos tass. medium SIS. a0p - 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
Auto,
Graphs
Industry's Annual
Out put Rate Doubles
Best Peaeetime Year
BY sILER FREEMAN

The annual production rate
Of the automotive industry,
nearing the 10-billion mark fast,
is now doubling the output OF
civilian goods in the best peace
time year. And the peak has
not yet been reached.
Authority for these facts is
the l943 edition of Automobile
Facts and Figures, the yearbook
Of the Automobile Manufac-
turers Association. AUST issued.
Ii is the 25th edition of this
handy booklet which charts the
upward curve in the industry.
II shows. for instance, that
the first month after Pearl
Harbor, the industry's rate OF
production was under two bill
lions. Last July. 1t was $500
100000. For the first seven
months Of 1913, il was already
higher than for the entire year
1912.
Output of aircraft is tS5 per
cent above the same period last
year; tank production is up 30
per cent and military vehicles
"a per cent. Employment has
risen near the 100000 mark. as
per cent above the peak 1871
figure. The perez tage Of
women in the war plants has
risen 10 % per cent of the total.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
Detroit Livestock Market

Cuiored Efssp steers and hsiiers boz ranusr
and cutter flesh sold low 81. uuIh
beef COWS s. 2iH1l. scattering good COWS
Nl1 ZFHf11. Gamers au1 ,utters s. IOa
hlb SsG7 49, good bulls eAfN AtIu 80.
medium bulls $50 .2lu11 %. cutter and
common HErf bulls So go. odd rsnuers
So. common io good stock steers manly
50 S0Fil3
CALVES Weeks saIahs receipts $50
Compared lHEt week close Neaiefs steact
fo soc hCre. mostly sfeauN good and
choice VeHlrfs SO rs 20 popular price
ard lafs fup SIS common and medium
al sou D. cuils 3il down.
HOGS Weeks ssIshIe receipts ? 600
Cumpa rcd Mast vrtk close Butchers $50
500 Ibt. steady 90 ~, lower. h.sytrf
weights i0W fjG higher. under lNu u
steady fr ufevenls hifhef sOWt aud
'staEs ~ soc higher, piacilraUv su $50
200 Ih rui,hrrs a. SIC 90 CeIInEN 900
$50 10 sNtrfmsA rsavIes &l4 ~ around
lfU.11b .ip uErfs uueNenIv N1f6 ~ sO
naIk good and choice sous from TUESDAY
or fIfnIf 80. fsu above $40 20 weights
SD - 1tars ~ z5T D. So. few feed nf
SHtEp Wett pe receipts 500
Compared IaFf week close WOODED rs.
.Nv Iarrs steady tU strong sheep Is ~ soc
tower. Week bulk E.lc o.. choice wooded
lambs $3.50 IS % win bucks out 81 81
discount several package ,n0i,e lamb
SIS 7adif shou decA SON native rail-
Iaurs lafs SIS 81 nHyed medium tt0 Fo0d
arhs fifnl4 .HiI and common uRh'
frrourrfs $50 in- feV HffIs skip below
fs.Hts fiosrg safes sisuEhtsf fVrs s. Y
Q, mcs'iy -. rs down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
Grains
Again i'm
Demand

CHICAGO. Oct. 8 GNS)-
Wheat futures continued in de-
mand today and climbed &C 10
lie before backing down in late
dealings. December moved up 10
$685. or within fraction OF
the highest level in IS years.
December oats, which rose a
cent 10 7Ss4c, came within &c of
the 23-year peak and the rye con-
tract moved up ne 10 the high
est level for this delivery in
nearly three months.
Wheat closed &c 10 &c higher.
oats nc 10 1c up, rye &C TO 1c
higher and barley 7sc to lac up.
r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
; Firms Add
To Transit Lines

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Oct. s.
Another step by which General
Motors, Firestone Tire and Rubber
and Standard Oil. of California,
are acquiring rapid transit
systems OF California cities was
scheduled 10 he taken here with
acquisition OF the Sacramento
system.
Pacific City Lines. jointly
owned by the three corporations,
has already taken over passenger
carrying lines OF Stockton, Fresno,
San Jose, Pasadena. Glendale and
Eureka II now is completing in
proceedings before state railroad
commission, acquisition OF Sacrs-
mento system. al present owned
by Pacific Gas and Electric Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09

WINNIPEG GRAIN
WINNIPEG. Oct (lNSp Rye closed
lac higher today. oats and barley un-
changed
RYE-October. 81 Oe. bid; December,
81 OSi9 bid MAY. SiO77s
OATS-October and December, 81 ~ hid
BARLEY-october ana December. 64A c
bid.
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO. Oct. 8 UNsD-cash grain
close.
WHEAT None.
CORN None
OATs-No I mixed s5o No. mixed,
SStEc sample mixed, sic No mixed
heavy. SEC. No. ! red special heavy,
S5-c; No red special, S@c No.
white SAFE No. Z white. s3m 81 nc. No.
I white, 79lac. sample white, 76}. n II y c.
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN
TOLEDO. Oct. s uNSD Cash grain on
track
WHEAT No. red. 81 74nl76.
CORN No. ? yellow, Si.O6n l.0I. No,
yellow, St.04 n l. o5.
OATS No. 2 white, sly n s2'7c No. J
white. 7ei4msl14c
soYBEANs-No ? yellow. ti.sap s6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
Kresge Profit
Seen Over 1912

Net profit OF &. 6. KreSge Co.
for the first eight months this
year was slightly ahead OF the like
period in 1912. Ability of the
company TO build up it's stocks for
heavy December buying will de-
termine whether or not earnings
for the full year will exceed 1912
net profit of 81 9S2 2Sl or $1.45
per share.
Like other retailers, kreSge is
encountering difficulty IN OBJ
tanning merchandise Continuing
heavy demand. which has pushed
sales up SIS per cent for the first
eight months, limits accumulation
OF goods for the Christmas rush.
Total dollar revenue for the eight
months was SIP. 1874 24, against
SIG. 056.604 a year ago.
Although wage and salary raises
have increased the company S
overhead. markup of retail prices
over cost has continued AT about
same average as last year Ma
tional prosperity has produced a
demand for higher grade goods,
particularly in wearing apparel,
which the company has been
able to meet.
Substitute materials. wood and
plastic in place of metal. have
contributed 10 keep counters fairly
full Other minor adjustments in
clude enlargement OF wartime de-
psrtmcntS and extension of such
| lines 10 stores which did not pre-
'ViouSlv feature them. Two exam
Piles OF this switching of emphasis
are infants wear and food. both
of which are enjoying war-born
boom,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
On the
Business
Front
Nv WARD SHULTZ

Few people realize The immcn-
sity Of Michigan Unemployment
Compensation Fund which Is
the workingmanS Number l
hedge against a postwar oepres-
sion.
The fund stands now AZ $3.50 e
500 600 and when October pay
ments are received from indus
try, il viii soar 10 S2O5 500 600,
At that point it viii be large
enough 10 pay the largest pos
Sii4ft benefit nf SO q wreck for
20 weeks 10 SOC. 600 unemployed
workers approximately l cut
OF every now employed.
Earnings Of this huge fund,
through interest, IS now accrue
ing al rate four times that Of
current benefits being paid out.
One reason for this is the size
~ the fund but a contributing
factor is the low ehh OF unem-
ploNment 4 new low was
reached in the last reported
week when only 1850 received
benefits.
Actually The fund even at
present levels is adequate 10
take care OF any normal transit
tion period bat because Of the
TAX angle, induStry'S contrlbu-
tions are being made with
cheap dollars and the work.
erS' contributions are. IN effect,
forced savings so both should be
continued.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
Investigation TO Determine Bank Failures

Mr. demonstrated The usefulness OF This approach
the nadr the depression the
when the of the OF North Carolina
statewide Investigation determine why banks
falling Through studying the whole economy OF the state
that bank that time symptom
OF a greater maady.
Ills studies disclosed that account Of the depression
suddenly dropped from S400O000O year to about
S2O0OO0O00 their purchases from the outside the people
been warranted by the
100000 of income The remedy he lay IN reads
the prevailing depressed income levels and
tamperng with banking procedures He demon
that the banks merely performing their junction as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
Assisted George Peek on Trade Statistics

This initial making of statewide bookkeeping
further expanded Mr. (ilen 1884
George foreign trade advisor
condensed form the baSlc
concerning position of the United States Vs-a-Vs
world This OF bookkeeping should be con-
and should be made available TO the administration IN
the peace
bookkeeping data constitute the
the OF gobaloney
bookkeeping economic research
deliberately by others. including Pr
A. OF business research at
Dame University
passionate advocate OF the
accounting and he extended the idea
h, FOR all The
railroads of he United considered system
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
Air|ines Set
Pace as Market
Turns Higher

NEW YORK, Oct. s GNS)-
The stock market turned higher
today after closing lower for the
past four sessions. Gains. however,
exceeded fractions only in a few
isolated cases.
Trading was quiet. with volume
contracting from yesterdays 854,-
$40 shares.
Air transports were well sup
ported, with American Air Lines,
up 2 points at one time, feature
United Air Lines gained a point
before falling back slightly, while
Pan American Always gained
fractionally.
AmuSementS. steelS. rubbers,
oils and rails were slightly higher
with Loew's gaining a point at its
high, and Atchison. u. s. Steel.
II. 6. Rubber, Standard Oil Of
California up fractionally. Sears
Roebuck was weak in the mail
orders.
Coppers were steady as were
utilities and tobaccos. Wilson e.
Co. gained a small fraction, de-
spite the failure of the companys
directors 10 wipe out preferred
arrearages at this weeks meeting.
The rest of the list was quiet.
Western Union Class A stock
created by the postal merger, was
admitted 10 trading.
Bonds were steady in slow trad
ing Rail liens were generally
higher, but gains were small
Treasures were quiet, with long
term issues easing slightly. The
curb market moved slightly higher
in quiet dealing. Brewster was
the feature of the session, with
A rise Of a point.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
Showed Academic Findings Were Being Misused

Mr. Gllen uncompromlSlng AUDITOR OF prevailing
demagog> the side of reputable though
seemingly
being missed confuse the
popular mind.
example he pointed out TO leading financial institution
of combined OF
method constituted selection
of data bias in it, His view that the earn
of what corporations numbering nearly half million were
which report their earnings
promptly primarily the larger and more successful companies
made the business system as whole
appear 10 the Law vastly profitable Than IT
feaIy He profit and loss system
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
RoIIs-Royce Engine

News that Continental Motors
has a contract 10 build Rolls
Royce aircraft engines indicates
the extent 10 which the govern
ment is relying upon this type
of engine.
At a recent press conference,
I asked President {. r, Wilson
Of General Motors his reaction
10 the switch from GINS Allison
10 Rolls in the North American
Mustang fighter.
In his usual frank manner he
said that while he was not 100
happy about il, the change was
one Of those things which happen
in wartime
"Some time hack. we had 10
make n decision aS Ia whether
we were going TO soup up the
Allison for high altitude work
or merely improve on the present
model, which is designed pri-
mariIy for low and medium
altitude flying.
Because II would have been
tremendous job. involving
many technical and engineering
changes. we decided against II.
AT the time we were right
IN the middle OF designing an
other Allison engine - which
you'll hear more about later
and felt We couldn't divert the
techaicians from this other job.
Perhaps. we made mis-
take" Wilson concluded. But
We were not looking for glory
hut only TO end this war in
hurry"
Spoken like a gentleman and
patriot,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
Sugar Co. Contests
Property Seizure

NEW YORK. Oct Sin re-
Spouse 10 q query regarding the
seizure Of one Of its sugar mills
by the Cuban government because
company failed 10 repair damage
20 mill by fire last January, the
Cuban-American Sugar Co. de-
clared today il is advised such
SEIZURE is Illegal and that II is
taking all legal steps TO protect
It's interests
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
Name De+roiters

From Washington comes news
that several DetrolterS have
been appointed 10 serve on
WPB's consolidated metal cut
ting tool advisory committee
On the committee are II. r.
ConnorS. Detroit Breach Co;
w. NJ. Dalzen. Dalzen Tool and
Mfg. Co: Ernest G. Putnam.
Putnam Tool Co: and w. q.
Robbins. Csrboloy Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
pJTTsBIRGr

PITTSBURGH Oct. : GNs)-CATTLF
100 slow A. steady prices. steers, good
20 choice, Sl6M IS So medium 10 good
SiSHIC. common TO medium, Sl2m Is
heifers good 70 choice, Si3 30 "a Il; medium
30 good SlOG II so. common $500 2. so
COWS. good m choice. S1On II: medium Il
good 5000. Gamers and cutters. S6n
I so. hulls good choice. N2n ~ common
To medium. IS 5oN II; grass steers. 500
-.
HOGS 81 $50: steady I60-IsO lbs, SIS
~ 1913 $50 200 lbs. SIS ION IS Is: 200
200 let. Si5.i0Gl5.15; 220-25O lbs. SIS. 10
1I5.15 250-2eO lbs, Sl5n 1915: 2e0-35O
ms Si475H15: 10O-i5O lbs, Si3 25ei IL
roLghsl $3.50 as.
SHEEP 100. fairly active At steady
prices Choice lambs. x43. son II. medium
10 good clipped. Siid 10 common lambs
clipped &Sn7: ewes clipped, S5m 30
Wether clipped S60s.50
CALVES 100: slow. SOC lower Good
20 choice SIS 50T 16. so, medium 10 good,
Si2nl4. culls and common Vns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
Atlas Corp. Buys
N. Y. Plaza Hotel

NEW YORK. Oct. s ms
Floyd r. Odlum, president Of
the Atlas Corp, today announced
acquisition of the Plaza Hotel.
which was bull, IS years ago at
cost of II million dollars. The
price was not revealed.
The hotel. located Just south
of Central Park. opened IT'S 800
public and guest rooms Oct. !.
1909.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09

has b @ @ n APP
pointed super
intendent of a
newly = created
commercial di-
vision in De-
troit. exercising
.juris d i ction
over public re-
lationS and
other activities
in the division.
T u m mondS,
we'll known in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09

ceeding Robert
II. Vogel. who
takes charge of
express opera
tionS i'm the
Eastern Michi-
gan division.
Kelly. an ex-
preSSnan I o r
over 40 years,
as formerly
superintendent
of the agency
Cincinnati di-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
Cont'I Motors Lists
Net Of S4,375,627

Continental Motors Corp. re-
ports for the nine months ended
July 81 a net profit OF S4.375 .627
after provision for federal income
and excess profits taxes and AL
lowance for reserves and charge
offs, equal to Sl.46 share No
comparison with like period last
year is available.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
M. s. RukeYser
NJ S. Rukeyser
Short Form Auditing
Progress Revealed

passing Martin Glen business consultant from the
personality the realm of economic
Refined lawyer and business doctor Mr. Gen devoted the
decade the business Of the public domain.
lie applied the echnques Of private industry TO his study Of
He believed public social bookkeeping
prove valuable tool for making democracy efficient in this
increasingly complex contemporary world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
Livestock Markets
CHIC AGO

CHICAGO, oct. 8 INs)-HoGs 500
seady Calves 500 steady. Beef steers:
Choice. Sl51 Is 90. common and medium,
Sl3H15; warnings. S12mis. Butchers
Heifers xiOdlS25: COWS sou n IS bulls.
xIO1I3: calves. SgGi5; feeder steers. $40
Hi3 Stockers: steers. s12nit cows
ana heifers xsTi2 so
SHEEP 900. steady Lambs. si3d
- common, Sl2 II. ysAriings. Sill n 10.
feeders, Sl2di3 ewes. S5ns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
Railway Express
Agency Here
Names Officials

Railway Express Agency today
announced the appointment Of
Michael J. Kelly as superintendent
Of the Detroit city division. sue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09

troit area are
c o n Quoted on
all the I a J.
70 a d $ a n d
ma jor airfines
s erwin & the
city. Last year,
the ex pr Q $ $
agency handled
4,305.044 ship
nents in the
division. a n d
its traffic. very
Su n : I antiallV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09

this area. has held various posi-
tons in Detroit. in Michigan gem
orally and in Cleveland. during his
over 40 years in express service.
Express operations in the De-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09

vision. Vogel, also an official of
long and wide experience became
superintendent here in Feb. 194l.
Walter II. Tummonds, formerly
in charge i'm Eastern Michigan,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
EXTENT UNDETERMINED

lie. said he did not feel compe-
tent 10 say just what curtallment
ought 10 be made. but added that
some curtailment is unavoidable. y
This congressional commit
tee" he said, believing In free
enterprise and wanting 10 see
the newspaper industry kept
free from RECOMMENDATION and
government control. has n right
10 expect the industry to do the
job"
BoeschenStein, meanwhile. dis
closed that the estimated 1913 use
OF pulpwood for newSprint is APP
proximately 4440.000 cords as
compared to 4.6900O0 cords used
in l94l.
Overall consumption OF pulp
wood. he said. was reduced by
nearly one million cords in 1913 as
against 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09

war business, increased by APP
proximately Ia per cent during
the first six months Of this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
IFsJA l. NUITJF
NOTICE or
DENT unTInN mr. anAl

Take notice that the undersigned viii
on November I. 1913. redeem all OF its
outstanding first mortgage 5iIee serial
gold bonds. issued Nav l. 1927. secured
nv trust mortgage dated MAY I. 1927, as
amended by supplemental agreement dated
as OF February ~. 1888. TO Detroit Trust
Company, Trustee. al their par value plus
accrued interest 10 November I. 1913
upon presentation and surrender Of said
bonds. At the office NJ Detroit Trust
Company. Detroit Michigan. with the
November !. 1919. and all subsequent
coupons attached, after which date the
said bonds will cease 10 hear interest.
WE'LL a COMPANY
Michigan Corporation.
BY V. r. WE'LL President
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
LEGAL NOTICE
The City Of Hartford vs.. Anna Butkiss,
.. h. q. Anna ButkIss Stankus, 81 al,
city Court, City Of Hartford, septeu,-
her -, 1919. No. 7l<0s.
ORDER FOR CONTINUANCE AND
0RnER OE NOTICE

Upon complaint In said action brought
10 said Court In Hartford. Connecticut,
on the second Tuesday OF September, 1919,
claiming judgment for the amount ~
certain tax and assessment liens on prop
erty located on Cowles street. In said
Hartford and designated az Lot No. 80
on map entitled "Parkvisv Estates
owned nv Marx G Mesgher and Co.
South street. ct al. Hartford. Connects.
cut. Scale 1 inch 100 tet. May, 1918,
Spencer and Washburn, irc.. Engineers
on Ole in the Town clerks office in said
Hartford with such additions as are pro-
vided BY law: foreclosure OF said liens
nv strict foreclosure In favor Of the City
Of Hartford, W by sale. as the Court
deems proper and such other legal or
equitable relief ~ NAV ne deemed neces-
sary. II appearing that the residence ~
the heirs. representatives and creditors ~
Michael Butkiss, Diseased IL unknown
10 the plaintiff. nor have they appeared
and answered until This action;
ORDERED that this action shall no
and the same IL hereby ordered continued
and postpo for a period Of three GU
months from this date and that notice
~ the institution and tendency ~ said
action shall be given said heirs, represen.
tatives and creditors Of Michael Butkiss.
deceased, by publishing THIS order IN The
Detroit Times newspaper published IN
Detroit. Michigan. on or before October
IL 1a43
By the court
ALBERT y BINKs.
Cisrt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09

a ~ MACY A 90.
FIscsi year ended july 81
1898 1882
Ne' profit s. 54f "a 81 OE3 POS
Per snare A.f4 81 -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
Earnings
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC POwEI

1913 1912
August net income tl22 $50 S74,i4e
Twelve months ended Aug ~:
Nst income 81 .osi ssl $40. $40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
Dividends

PAYABLE Record
Date Date
Merchandise Co Inc IS Nov. Oct 30
Int. Products Corp. 50 Dec. Nov. IS
American Wise Corp so Nov. Oci. f.
Calgary Power Co l. so Nov Oct
Wslworth Co 10 Nov IN Oct -
columbis q. a. Eleo. 10 Nov Is Oct 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
AMrRIcAN rowrR Avn uGHr

Twelve months ended Aug. 81.
1913 le42
Nef income 81 203 $40 IS sq5 0h3
Per pfd share XQ7i t3s
Three months ended aug ~
Net income 81 963 J37 81 O3O SOS
Per pfd share 1928 5sC