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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-24
SAVANNAH NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov. 23.-R-
Turpentine IS IA cents a gallon;
offerings 1910 $50 gal. bbls.); sales
$3.50 gallons; receipts So barrels;
shipments 288 barrels; stocks So
702 barrels.
Rosin CLOG lib. drums), Offerings
252; sales receipts 1854; shipments
30; stocks so, 702.
Quote: B 1923; D 3.76; E 4.02;
F 400; G 4.04; H 4.02; 40; K
4.26; M 4.30; N 4.38; VIC o.oo;
WV 6.25; x 6.25.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-24
MILLIONS HERE
EXPECTED ATTACK

It happens every year. There is always a
time when it seems like everybody has
cold attack. At this time take precaution.
And remember Penetro, the salve with
modern medication in the base contain
ing same kind of old fashioned mutton
suet grandma used. Works ways (D
Warming vapors comfort cold-congested
nose and throat; (2) Stimulates circula-
ton right at spot where rubbed on. 25c.
Double supply for Soc. Demand Penetro.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-24
LANDINGS HAILED

CHUNGKING, Nov. 23.-R-The
Chinese press today hailed Ameri-
can landings in the Gilbert islands
as a decisive step toward leading
the United States fleet to Tokyo
and said that the Japanese life
line into the South Seas is now
endangered.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-24
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Nov. 23-tP-Cot-
ton futures closed $l.25 bale
lower to rs cents higher today
after weakness in the old contract
December delivery shaped the gen.
eral trend. The new October con-
tract showed the best resistance.
Selling was restrained by trade
expectations for an early vote in
the House on the anti-subsidy legls'
lation. Trade price-fixing at scale
down limits was offset by hedge
offerings and scattered selling IN
fluenced by favorable war news.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-24
TRANSMITTED SILENT

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-lR-Ths
Federal Communications Commits
sion said today that the transmit
ter of the Nazi propaganda a3en'
cy, Transocean,' which sends out
wireless dispatches aimed at the
western hemisphere, had not been
heard sending any dispatch for II
hours,
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-24
NEW ORLEANS SPOT

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 23.-tR-
Spot cotton closed steady 50 cents
bale lower. Sales 1914. Low
middling 1855; middling 1855;
good middling 1000. Receipts q
O94. stock IA, 1853.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-24
CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-RN(WF'A
potatoes, arrivals 100; on TRACKS sK
278; total U. S. shipments 7o7;
supplies moderate; demand very
slow; market dull and weak; Ida.
no russell burbanks U. S. No. l
100000; Colorado Red McClures
U. S. No. l, 3.15; MINNESOTA anu
North Dakota bliss trlumphs GULL
mercials 2.15-27 IL.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-24
RALEIGH POULTRY

RALEIGH, Nov. Is. - R -
NCDA)-Egg and poultry mar
kets steady to firm.
Raleigh-U. S. grade AA large
(clean white) Sc; hens, all weights,
% to 25..
Westinghouse S. grade A large
IS to Sc ;broilers and fryers % IL
to 80.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-24
BUTTER AND EGGS

CHICAGO, Nov. 23,-lR-Butter.
firm; receipts ITS, 491; market UNI
changed.
Eggs, firm; receipts 1925; mar
ket unchanged.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-24
CHARLOTTE SPOT

CHARLOTTE, Nov. 23.-lR}-Spot
cotton 2160.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-24
RALEIGH LIVESTOCK

RALEIGH, Nov. 25. - (R -
'NCDA) - Hog markets steady
with tops of 1885 at Richmond
and 1920 at Rocky Mount.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Budd Explains
Dividend Policy

PHILADELPHIA. May Is In re
Spouse 10 a question as 10 payment
OF dividends during the current
year raised by a stakeholder at the
annual meeting Of Budd Wheel Co.
r. c. Budd. president, stated that
no dividends had been declared
this year for reason that directors
had considered IT wise 10 defer
such action pending Qualification OF
renegotiation question.
Budd said stock holders had been
warned in the 1912 annual report
that profits were subject 10 re-
negotiation by government. Rene
gotiaton proceedings are under
way. Budd said. He added that
while profits are subject 10 the
outcome Of these Penegotiation pro-
ceedingS. the company was conf
dent of its position. but that he
could not guarantee stockholders
that there might not be some modi-
ficatiOn of the figures.
Budd said reserves had beer
set up for what the company be
lieves IL may have 10 meet in re.
conversion Of plant 10 peaCetimC
operations al the close of war. He
said the company expects 10 get
back into peaCetimc business with
some advantages over its Competl,
tors. because of experience gained
in tultIllment OF war contracts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Wdr-Hit Realty
Owners 10 Get
Loans From RFC

WASHINGTON. MAY Il UPJ
a program whereby government
loans would be- extended to own
ers Of incomc-producrne~ real
estate whose property mas lost
earning power because of war
time restrictions was announced
Today by Secretary OF Commerce
Jesse Jones
Jones said the loan, witt be
made by the Reconstruction FL
nance Corp Mortgage Co. and
viii be available 10 stores. pri-
vately-oWned gasoline filing and
service stations, resort hotels. and
similar properties Tor The dura-
ton of the war emergency.
The loans viii be OF three
types
Participation loans in which
private banking institutions will
share with the REC Mortgage 90
the burden of advancing money
for interest, taxes, special assess
mentS, insurance and necessary
maintenance I'D cases whore Tho
property already Is mortgagcd
These loans VIII be granted If the
debt docs not exceed so per cent
of the normal 4alue- al the prop
erty, and where the original
mortgagOr enters into participant
ing agreements with REC.
2 Refunding loanS-ln which
the RFC Mortgage Go. VIII loar
money 10 pay off all or part o.
existing debts on properties N
cases whore private sources re-
fuse loans. These Will be made
where the total debt docs not
exceed 90 per cent Of the prop
erty value and where mortgage
holders decline 10 cooperate with
RFC by negotiating a participa.
ton loan. and only IN cases where
RFC decides the property would
become -fffeeH4e-PFeeitft-ttff4efss after
the war.
3 Care and preservation loans
in which the mortgage com.
pany will make a loan on debt.
free property sufficient 10 cover
taxes, special assessments lnsur.
ance and necessary maintenance
during the war emergency.
The new loans Will carry 4 pei
cent interest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Auto
Graphs
Starting troubles
Vie With Flats ~
in Motorists Woes
BY SILER FREEMAN

A significant increase IN igni|
ton and starting troubles wal
reported today by the America
Automobile Association as th|
result of the first year of IA ION
ing Starter trouble almos|
doubled from 1911 figures AMI
brCakdOWnS due 10 batteTy
ignition or starters were vi
more than % per cent.
Fiat tires continued 10 Leaf
the list of causes Of break
downs. the AAA report showed
but no special significance va
ttachcd 10 this IN a year wheI
tire requirements and retread
ing were available only to
limited number
Thomas p. Henry presiden
of the AAA pointed out tina
on the " hole. the repor
showed motorists were NOR
car-conSciouS than before. Out
of-gaS calls from all over TN
country dropped from 1853
600 in 1911 10 $4,000 in 1914.
Lock and key calls we're cut i
half and slower and more care
-ftii driving reduced the cali
for -MIecker-craneS from ! .234
600 TO S5l GOO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
j. ) Power Use
Up IL Per Cent

NEW YORK May q Tho cleo
'uca' energy distributed by tho
electric light and power industry
Of tho United States for the week
ended MAY 3 was , 9O3.723OOO
kNoWatt hours. against , 365 POS. =
O90 kiIowait hours an the like
l9Il week. an increase Of Is per
sent according 10 the Edison
Electric Institute.
output IN tho week ended Nav
! amounted 10 3 S66 I'll 600 kilo-
Watt hours, against 3,20i602 O0o
k.oVsft hours In the similar 1914
Wa.k an increase Of Il per cent.
and in tho week ended April "a
came 70 1926. $4,000 kilowatt
hour, against 3.272 100 600 kllo-
Vau hours year earlier, an
increase Of 1919 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Farmers Market

FRUIT Apples BsldVIns fancy S21
Is hu No 81 ao1I -. Delicious
fame, 50 so hu $50 =, so so
- ~ Mcintosh fancy 81 1'ns bu
so L. S3H3.2j. 30 $50 northern
Spys fancy Stgf 80 nr $50 N3 30
% SO 2. Si.5o JansthHns fancy. 50 ~
u3 bus, No S-r2-H SO $3.50
S'esIs's Req hucs Stp450 bra ~ g.
s. q3 IS. 80. - 1u
LETTUCE ANp SALAD GREENS
French Enctve fancy 50 - $40. box No
VEGETABLE GREENS SHIRE 40, /
81 2bgl 50 hu
VEGETABLES MISCELLANEOUS A..
pafagus, 80 81 20 Dor b,hs Reefs
topped 40 S2p2 30 hu No Sl.2s
CARROTS. topped No j. SIN Is, nu
SO 81 'hiyrs SO 75cgi Don
Horse rsdtsb fahcs 80 hu So SO 50 %
e SO 2 - so LeekN SO ! So 5C
do1 hchs onions green Hght and good
fancy 81 dor brhs SO ~ qoc
Pafsnips 40 T. 1913 So nu 40 2 81 IS
Black Radishrs NJ : ~ bu. RJtabaEas
81 1912 bu Spinach SO SIS hu
No 2 81 Rhubarn dollhouse choice soc
s lbs small 81 dor bchs outdoor rhu.
barb No. J. soc dor bchs Flowers
m scsllaneous 81 50 Sat Gernsniums
No. l. s. 5Oaf tpof aat
EGGS -Lstgs $3.50 30 So. 3o-doz. cssss
medium, Siidi2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
INVOLVES , STEPS

As rcvtiit. tf1r WPB SAID 'rc
army navy WPB and other war
agency officials have placed their
final stamp of approval on = con
Ra+4F-3eFi leh HlthIR lac MAJ pro-
gram. II involves:
! Using for direct war produc-
tior manufacturing capacity and
ms erals which thus far have
been used 10 make machinery and
equipment.
. RecouNcrNion 10 other iypoS
OF war production Of plant capac-
ny which IS being or VIII be re-
leased due TO changes IN the
military situation.
Tho WIPE stated that main,e.
nance OF facility expansion A. the
lg42 level which ~ times took
nearly 1000 600 mon from The
country labor force rs obyi-
ou>iy no longer called for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Market
y arrOWIy
Irregular

NEW YORK, May - up ~
Stocks opened narrowly irregular
today with trading light Bonds
were steady. Cotton futures opened
OF ! 10 up I point.
Low-priccd issues continued 10
lead IN volume hut their sales were
substantially under the totals
earlier IN the week. Leading issues
made an carly appearance on the
tape, also ON reduced volume.
Eastman Kodak made "A new
high for the year at 1853 up y on
the first sale. WOolworth opened
at 37A up y NaSh-Kclvlnator
llis. up = Western Union 37i2,
up -; PepSi-Cola As, up = Radio
IL, up n; Chesapeake x Ohio
49,. up - International Paper
Ia. up X Lockhced 2t7s, up =,
and Republic Steel 17%. up :
United States Steel opened a.
l5Hs off n. Other losers Included
General Electric 81. off \ Texas
Co. 49,. off II L. s Rubber
3d., off 2. ChrySler "A =. of "a.
Consolidated Edison 20, of
Bethlehem Steel 63i2. of i2t
American Smelling 42as off 3.
S0uJTcrn Pacific ZS5S. OFT =, and
Montgomery Ward AZ, of -
General Motors was among "A
siZeahlc group that opened at the
previous close Others included
Socony Vacuum. Santa Re. In
fcrnatlonal Nickel Anaconda
Goodrich. Consolidated Vultce.
Youngstown Sheet & Tube, and
Paramount
Borden Vas active. selling in
large blocks At rs high for the
year OF Z7it, eN-dNidend, up ll-l6
point.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Begin Diesel Course

The Detroit DIESEL cngin|
division school has opened !
course 10 train u. S. Coas|
Guard mechanics on naval am
phibious engines. The school il
part of the General Motors In
Stitute at Flint.
The course was formerlI
taken only by navy men. Tn
coast guardSmen are now get
ting the same training fo
maintenance of the landin|
barges.
Its really a postgraduate
course The men selected &
take II are either those WIN
have already attended c0aS
guard engine schools or thos
with previous experience o
Diesel engines.
The course runs five week
and new classes begin eac
Monday Most grueling Of tn
tests prior to graduating is tn
shipboard tune-up test. calm
for numerous repairs in a siml
lated cramped quarters OF
landing barge'S engine room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Hoskins 3-MOnthS'
Profit S117,119

Ho>kInS Manufacturing Co for
the quarter ended March 81 re-
ports net profit of Sl171l9.
after reserve Of $4,000 for con-
tlnccnCieS and SOS. 766 for federal
income and excess profits taxes
estimated A. 1912 rates. equal 10
- cents a common share. The
report stated the effect Of possible
rcnccOtIatIOn cannot be estimated
In the March quarter of 1912. net
profit was 500 DOL. or 20 cents a
share. after income tax provision
of SIS6 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Peek points out


= lends
itself really between nations Take
ar labor
exploited American offered 10"
a
ments in Cuba while the other hand producers American
subsidized market limited The
Under Nsndenberg Woodruff hill
would prohibited when levels below those
The policy would he O. Put end TO the
%
through % would biz boost
would
the should beneficial
Ri lateral been widely by
exploitation Of should %
ed andar
Science power. applied utilization
their dependent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan bu crts. Y. q.
!. Y in min. unless otherwise statl
Northern Spys S414 So Steele Reds.
n4.75: Washington box Delicious. fan
20 i5Os. x4.7505 IS: extra fancy, S506.2
WinesAps, bu. bskts comb. extra fad
and fancy. "a in. min. mostly 81.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pyramid err
loose stock med 20 large, generally go{
So 50. Washington pyramid crts. u.
No. loose med. 10 large, 81.
AVOCADOS r. California flats FuenU
2ts. S3p 3 rs; 30s, 1925, fair quality s.
BEANS Florida bu. hamper. valentin
81 ~ so. wax beans, generally good.
fair. 50; ordinary. 50 50. Bountifuls. -
q 3 IS, Louisiana On. hampers. rs; v&
~ %. round stringless. $3.50.
BEETs-Texas = crts., 3 don. bed
50 - few s2.25a2 SO
BROCCOLI Pony crts. California.
CABRAGE-F Florida mlb. sacks. 81.
CARROTS California L A. crts ID
SO 5o"4 mostly 50 IS fair. s3.2s; Re.
hskts.. topped washed So few 81 as: {
n. sacks small. 81 rs. med. TO laf1
CELERY Florida 1s-in. crts.. tnmn
tops. individually washed. Golden Heal
q. 81 Sc, s7n7.5o ss 81 5ons. 10 n
CUCUMBERs-H dollhouse Indiana bshI
2 doz., extra fancy. 50 so: fancy. So.
ohio cartons doz. extra fancy. 81. 81
30. fancy. Si.75. No. l. 81. so: Flor.
field grown. M bskts. fancy. general
bu bskts No 2s s5N5 So. No. 81. s..
GRAPEFRUIT -- Texas Marsh PM
comb grade std. boxes $3.50: FloriI
Marsh seedless. comb grade. all sid
80 Sc 3 On
LETTUCE =. A. crts.. California
linas dist IS dor ssf9sss
MCSHROOMS-Onio plnts. 25u27X
Mich OTIS 500 soc
ONIONS Tex 5o-tb. sacks. general
good Yellow Bermadas, 81 1913 most
nary " so Rabosas. Z s No. 4 al
min. 81 2-3-'n fair condition 81 40d7.
ORANGES Fts wire bound boxes coul
grade Nalencias - 25g4s2. Gait ID
noxes Navsls al sizes IS IS; std. boz|
POTATOES New stock. ioo.rb. sacI
louisiana No J. Triumphs. dei1
cred sales - IS " 90 Ala Ion-Ib sarI
~. 5. No Trmmphs 81 10 Old stool
lo0-lo. sacks Mich. selected seed Russe(
50 -
SPINACH Ark bu hskt. 81 so. oall
- 80 % so. cartons don cellophan ne bal
washed spinach 10 o.. 81 -, y or. 81. q
10 o. - 2s
sTRAwBERSJEs La 2t-p, er. Kio|
dykes and Kfcveuorcs express Tecslps
- - carrjovsrs 50 - Ark ~ Al
Blakemores s. - FAIR. ssus25. TED
2i-qt crts Blakemores. IS 50
TOMATOES i0-lh cartons repacH
med 81 30 few 81 dollhouse slb. bsk1
Ind small 10 med Nt2 25. small 10 ARD
- l0T2 Is Ori1 med best 81 20uz =
small 81 10. large lso Tugs Mex rip
SKI .rfiuaf yfo far according 10 cond
ton 81 IS ~ .50. SCI 81 n 2~a5----.---
PEAS NCsuf hu ,hshf fair - general
good 81 50n3 mostly " SO. eu. hsmpe|
ordinary 20 fair S2n2 50
SKFE-T POT ATOFQ Porto pfean % al
IA hu crts " 40. s. Tex 81 y
few higher
TURSIPS Miss IN oskt. bunehs,
81 15u1 So r.1ref .0NNr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

T..a'H 20 d 20 T.fa.a tt 90 LI
Rated fr- Terry m eighth
Pan f1r simmons M l|nin
Paffcd fof Mcbride N ninth
fBatftf Tor GaiehouSe IN second
'Patfad for Peterson IN MN
R.sfou 3OI GOO 1o0
~t IHuts ole 0f0 Jos
RUNS Fov Iurien Doerr Gut
r.tdAe krctyl,h Clf' Laabs Stephens
Baker Is Frrors stephens Runs hat
tef i'm Dosrr 2 HAYES cut LBshs s.
stephens Two-hasc hits Iupirn sim
mons FrN McQunn Raker stephen
Horne ruu isabs stolen hHs' NcHrI1s
Double plays Lake Dorfr and lup.rn
UDc-f and ltkr. Door,. Lake art f.upier
lrH 00 bases Boston ~ s. IouJs %
R4ses on hans-On Dobs0n . RrrN J
sHlehUuse g. Peterson Potter tastef
struck out ~ ponson Tefrt
N Brown q Galehousc 3 Potter 3 hit.
on Clubhouse ! ~ innings Peterson
i1 Potter 10 3 fnone lu' 100 NINTH
Caster n no T. pohson y IN Terry
ln 81 Brown IN l. HI hy rI'cne'
p, Peterson fpobsnnl Winn'nG pitcher
PETERSON Losing pitcher pobson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
ChrysIer Plays Host

Chrysler Institute of Engl
neering plays host today to- TIL
Eastern Photoelasticity ConfeI|
ence and experimental streS
symposium at the RackharI
Building. The meeting will las
three days. About 300 are e,|
pected TO attend.
Photoelasticity is the study d
metal stresses and strains b
applying polarized light to plad
tic replicas. The meeting her
viii deal with practical applied
ton of stresses and strains q
war weapon parts.
Chrysler maintains a larg
photelastic laboratory which /
now devoted TO war work. Som
Of its recent developments haw
been improvements made d
BoforS guns and tank parts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
It's the Bunk!

Thcra WIS n Story gong
around rhs'- or L r keller
much-p4tNeilcd VISIT with Tho
army there were no Ctfi ~icr
tanks Iu tho vicinity which
VaS SUPPOSED to be very Cm-
barra sing
decided 10 do a hulc check
inc VI'h VT. Keller.
Bunk 80 was ms rctori The
particular division ! visited had
all ChrNsler-built tanks. other
divisions i'm the maneuNerS were
using tTrvStrr tTtri1S, tho. W nv,
they had them ont there five
weeks before when some Of our
engineers made similar visit.
And hen said the equip
meut was superb, ! wasn't
limiting " to Chryslcr, either.
saw guns and equipment IN
action which had been turned
out nv orr peacctime COM
petitorS. They we're terrific.
Too
And that's fta-'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
April Corn Grind
Reported Lower

Corn grind Of 107l2723 bushels
during April for products going
into domestic use was reported
through Corn Industries Research
Foundation on behalf Of II re-
finers Of Starches. syrupS. sugars
and other products of corn This
compares with a grind of 1921
20i bushels in the previous month
and l0.947 59l i'm April. 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

the '30s. II we can revert our an
preach 10 the general question
Of constructive endeavor, IL all
those things can be accomplished
in "A reasonably satisfactory and
reasonably intelligent manner.
then. under those conditions I
think that the future Of in
dustry and business almost has
ceiling"
{ +. Wilson. president of Gen
eral Motors. preceded Sloan on IN,
chambers program and said tina
about ID per cent OF the cor
porauonS war production is beinI
done IN Flint with another ) pc
cent IN Saginaw and Bay City
Concerning employment. Wilson
said
The number ~ people en-
ployed now in Saginaw and Bay
City j. approximately $4,000.
The number employed In Flint
is about $4,000"
EXPECTS INCREASE
lie added
"As far a. future employment
is concerned. that will depend
on what the government service
requires. I believe that Flint
activities are 80 diversified that
there II no chance Of any de-
crease in employment while the
war Is on. I rather expect an
increase here in Flint Of some
where between five and 10000
people over the present figures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Eight Major Points Of Dissent Outlined

After the Of Tho state department for
discretion individual tariff
per cent outlined points Of dissent
follows:
The conclusion = unacceptable that:
1.-THE assuming authority define
commercial pniet at the Iated States
"2The agreements reciprocal and the
OF Congress has been perverted
"3ENpanaton Of International decline 1929 both
amount and dollar value questioned
1.-THE benefits llusOry.
"oa credits established nv gold and silver imports have
earlier denials
the
"3-The of n al he
Works established objective
1888 bring about reduction tariffs without
approval and public hearings been
Our bargaining progressively diminished with each
"S-Thp obieCNe-to purchase goodwill
nv the sacrifice and political independence
freely admitted"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Edison Output
Continues High

Output Of the Detroi, Edison
Co. for The week ended May 8
totaled 10l 024 kilowatt hours. an
increase of 19 per cent over the
previous weeks total of 90. 097 600
kiloWatt hours and total gain of
23.S per cent over the like week
last year when the output was
81 62l 600 kilowatt hours.
Estimated industrial sales for
the week were 54,l9l 900 kilowatt
hours, A decrease of Ito Of per
cent compared with the previous
weeks total OF "a 40i 900 kllowatt
hours. but an increase of 32.3 per
cent over the like week last years
total Of 40.955. 900 kilowatt hours.
STANDARD ar AND SEAL
quarter ended March 81 1913 1872
N@f income Sei. '23 $50 as
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
M, S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Renewal of Trade
Agreements Act Hit

George y head OF the a A. and later special
foreign trade adviser President Rooe eli and president Of the
rreConcIlabe OF
OF the Trade Agreements Act by Sece
tary Hull and the department
Now that the act up before Congress for renewal for a
column that
recommends substitute the
Vandcnbcrg bill which designed for the
United for the
levels standards of living
and
o American foreign trade
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Earnings Boosted
By DIESEL Wemmer

DclScl-Wcmmcr-Gilbcrt Corp
for the quarter ended March 81
reports a net profit Of SlGS .3T3
after Sl65 600 for anticipated
federal normal and excess profits
taxes equal 20 - cents 2 common
share THIS compar Wlth
81 07s or IS cents a share after
taxes Of $40 900 m the like l9iZ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

Mr., Walsh. formerly of De-
troit, has been named general
sales manager. tire division,
United States Rubber Co., IT
was announced today. Walsh
joined the company in 1881,
and has been in charge of
tire sales in many branch Of
fees all over the country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Gas Sales Continue High

The Michigan Consolidated Gas
Go reports Scndottt for tho Detroit
district I'm The week ended MAY S
totalcd 555.77s.0O0 cubic feet
acaInSte ~ .2d3. 600 cubic feet in
the like 1912 period
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Kansas City Southern
To Acquire 7 Units

CHICAGO. May IL - Kansas
Cry Southern stockholders APP
proved the proposal 70 acquire
properties Of two subsidiaries.
Texarkana and Fl Smith Railway
co. and Kansas City and Grand
View Railway Co
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW May % tuPJ Tedsy's -
ing prices o. growers FOR beans
Pea beans s. % Hght red kl6ns~
50 So dafk red Kidneys. IS 40 cRC y
low eyes ~ as Gro ight cranberrio
g. 90 CRC darn crsnberries s. 90
Wheat 81 5gn 81 oats "a . soc. ~
pnsst s7d770. corn. ssc Isl. =
hears. 81 -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Mich. Steel Tube
Votes 15l Payment

Michigan Steel Tube Products
Co has declared a dividend of Is
cents. payable June 10, 10 holders
of record May - Previous Pay-
mcnt was y cents. Dec. 10 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Ke|sey-Hdyes Wheel
Declares Dividend

Kelsey Hayes Wheel Co has
declared q dividend Of 37'a cents
on the Class \ and Class p
stocks. payable July l. 10 holders
of record June Is. \ like amount
was paid April !.