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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Stock Extend
Rally; Leaders
Up | TO 7 Points

NEW YORK. June % GNS)--
The stock market today continued
the recovery movement which had
set in late yesterday with high
grade issues leading the way.
Advances ran 10 a point or more
in important stocks, with no par
ticular section of the list having
the edge over any other.
In the motors ChrySler- was
1is points better AT so Standard
OF California added point.
American ViScoSe. X TO a new
high al 455s, Allied Chemical
jumped , and Du Pont l Owens
Illinois Glass scored a new high
on a l-point rise. Sears Roebuck
gained as much
In rails. AtChiSon, New York
Central. Southern Pacific and
Pennsylvania were fractionally
better. but as many others were
off. Most rubber hareS were
higher. Goodyear as much as IL.
SteelS were mixed with Bethlehem
up fractionally and Y. S. Steel Off
The brighter market trend
spread among aviations, coppers,
rail and some Of the food stocks.
Issues to lose fracti ions We're
Westinghouse, Deere * Co, Gen
eral Foods and Warner Brothers.
The bond market was fairly ac-
tive with the rails leading the adj
NanceS.
Curb issues were strong in mod
erately active trading.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Auto-
Graphs
Goodyear Aircraft
Division Proud OF
lis Corsair Output
BY sILER FREEMAN

AKRON, o.. June 23--Good-
year and rubber are synony-
nous. But now it is Goodyear
and aircraft. Certainly, the
company is still in the rubber
business. producing all kinds
for war purposes. tires Of syn
theticS, rubber for a thousand
purposes, the least of which IS
not the Self-sealing tank.
But after Goodyear officials
show you the standard line,
they quietly urge a visit TO the
aircraft division. And it is a
worthwhile visit.
The aircraft section is built
around that huge black bulk
that rises more than 200 feet
in the air dan which diStin-
cuisines Akron, the air dock
where the giant American di-
rigibleS have been built. Idle
almost eight years, the dock
was finally reopened for man.
ufacture, not of blimpS but air.
craft parts, new styled planes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
law Held Invalid

Hardly noticed here IN De
troit was the victory Of the
johnson Milk Company, which
ished while fighting for It's
~ existence.
Few people knew that George
Johnson's company was operat-
| ing for 3ia years under tenn
porary injunction against an
order suspending his license 10
do business.
The order was issued by State
Agricultural Commissioner Leo
". Card, on the grounds that
johnson had not paid his
farmer-supplerS for their milk
within Is days of receipt as
provided by law.
The milkman'S temporary in
junction has now been made
permanent, the circuit court
holding that the law was harsh
and unreasonable and there
fore Invalid. because n did not
take into account the possibility
OF reasonable and unavoidable
delays IN payment The law
was also upset on tho ground
that II gave officials "irrevlcw-
able right 10 revoke license.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
New Michigan
Firms Listed

LANSING, June % (UP)- The
Michigan Corporation and Securi-
ties Commission announced today
that incorporation papers have
been filed by the following firms
GAG Products Inc, 1891 Ford
road, Detroit: Charles J. Vogel
Betty Lou Harrington. and A. {.
Hurlock. Detroit. TO design. man
utacture and sell dies and me-
chanical devices: S25. 900 common
stock
Mite I'll Studios. Inc. III
CharlevolX Bldg, Detroit David
c. Mitchell, G. Edwin MERCER.
and Frank A. DenInSon. Detroit.
TO operate commercial art BUSH
ness $4,000 common stock.
New nonprofit corporations:
Gamma Psi Alumni OF Sigma
Chi, East Lansing.
Metropolitan Consumers Coop
eratlve, i05i Joy road, Detroit.
Dissolution of the ( o lowi n 6
corporations was also announced
by the commission.
American l. eglon Convention
Corporation OF Kalamazoo.
MacPhall Inve tment Co
Grand Rapids, 100000 common
stock.
r. II McGough e. Son. Grand
Rapids. So 600 common stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Service Curtailed

Even the banks were hit by
the noting the other day.
Most OF the banks operating
night shifts 20 handle check
-hookfrrprrE
either operated with skeleton
force or found that the entire
night staff had failed 10 show
for work.
One bank had an aged Negro
janitor who regularly brought
in the checks from one OF the
branches. He was pulled off a
street car. badly mauled and is
now in the hospital although
police recovered the bundle Of
checks.
Even the Detroit branch Of
H. Federal Reserve came IN for
hare OF the excitement when
Nnall riot developed outside
its doors. One young white
hoodlum left a souvenir behind
on the window sill two-foot
length of steel bar with tapped
handle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
u. ). Electric
Use Registers
New Record

NEW YORK, June % The
electrical energy distributed by
the electric light and power in
dustry for the week ended June
10 was 4,O98,40l 900 kilowatt
hours, according TO Edison Elec-
trio Institute. new high record
and an increase of 1914 per cent
over the 3,433,7fi000 kilowatt
hours distributed in the week
ended June 20 of last year.
In the preceding week this year
the figure was 4,04O, 376,000 kilo-
watt hours, an increase OF 16.7
per cent over a year ago. while in
the week ended June 5 output
was 1925 1893. 900 kilowatt hours
or 164 per cent over the CORE
spending week Of 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Building Corsairs

Their most important product
is the navy fighter. the Corsair.
This is the gull-winged plane
which has been bowling over
the Zeros in the South Pacific,
along with the speedy Grum-
man Wildcat.
The Corsair is said TO be as
maneuverible as the Jap Zero
and carries much greater armor
and armament. 1t ICONS almost
straight up and can attain or
zling speed, the exact limits
being navy secret.
Detroit has big part in
the Corsair. one Detroit COM
pany making the wings and
some of the parts, another the
three-bladed propeller and
motor. Production is just well
under way and the navy is
being made happy every day by
the output of Corsairs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Farmers Market

FRUtT-Apples Delicious. fancy. So
90 ou. No. 1, s3.5Oa4 No. ? 81 50
Northern spys. fancy. y5a5.sO. bu 81
!, y. 5dt; No. 2. $50. steeles Red
fancy, 81 50T5; No. /. S3.5OH4. So !.
81 80. Strawberries fancy, xeGfn|24 az
crate; No. I. s5a7, No. ?. S45or5
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
Head lettuce fancy. 81 IS bu: No
- :. so Leaf lettuce. fancy 81 so nu
No. /. 75c SIPS Escarole. No !. $40
2 rs bu Romano. No !. 81 5Od2 bu
VEGETABLE GREENS Cabbage greens
No. 1. sag so bu Coilards No / s.
25 hu. sorreil. No. /. s. 50 ~ rs bu
Mustard. No. !. S2.50n2T5 bu: No 2
~ ~ Tarn,p ,sreen'' No. ,, s2'oa77a
vEGETkBEEsA MISC -Aspara
fancy, 81 50n IS daz bunches No. l.
So Is. No. 2. 757 eoc. Reefs No. l..
asa $50 dol bunchss ce,ery. fancy,
soc D4i No. 7seesl doz. eunchss.
onions. green. fancy 81 dor bupch.s:
No. ] TO1 s5c. No, ?, $50 SOC onions.
dry. No. s. T52325 5o-lb sack Par.
lev root. No. !, so doz lunches Peas
No. !. S3u ~ bu. Rsdisnss red fancy,
81 81 dor lunches 10 l. si1i15 No.
2. Use Lone White fancy 81 80 doxrr
punches Rhubarb fancy 71c don nchs
No / $50 SOC Turrips So. 81 2Su
20 dor Punches Tnrsfoes no'hnu.~
80. !, 81 75Hf25 ifb basket. 40 =.
PLANTS Vegetable. 80 71etst
rat Flowers misc ti-f % a. Ger.
aniums. No. 1, s. 259 10 pit Sat. "a
., 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Serious Tariff Obstacles Likely to Persist

tondon Times Trade and Engineering Review IN aud
ing this situation, points out:
quarters coming
Of he would
abolished Lord shows
he point said that
though might abate them likely
might rid Of the
restricting trade which before the forced
many supermposed obstacle commerce and
prosperity.
said that could good hopes of could
might
hem pay o buy wherever might he
that these facilities
time would be condition
should prOpOrtiOned to the
which had and also that
reasonable share of such
me propOrtloned o its needs"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan bu crates {
NO "a Inch min Northern spa
50 y , Is. steele Reas mostly SS23 W.
giuiA bu baskets AiDemarie Piprirs G. :
10. 2, 2ls-inch. &fu43O New Yori
Eastern crates BaldVtns. T. 8 No J
= 2. inch min. 81 Illinois yellow Trans
parents. bu. baskets u.iit'y gra1e. 2-lncl
min s. ncisssia'd -
APRiCOTS California 2f-lb. Tugs, 81
ripe low AZ 81
BEkSS-En harners. MLssLsAlLlI R-AcI
VAlenpnes, ordinary Si.75Q2 EASTER
shore virginia Bounufuis s. 81 : Is
fuls 81 % Pienufub s. 70. Wax. s.
Terncssee q hushel hampers Wax ordl
nary ~ fair S2u3 f2-qf Climax baskets
ordinary 20 far So -
BEETs- Texas 3o.i5, SACKS topped, S.
RLuEBERRIEs Alabama cultivated
ceNOphanc WRAPPED. 2pc pr PM cts
SOC North Carolina pirts 80 SOC
BROCCOLI California pony crates. few
S. iair 81 7515 poorer lower
CABBAGE California Los Angeles cri'
fsIT ordinary - So-lh SACKS best
50 g. fair - 2'32 ~. KENTUCKY $50
lh sacks S39325 virginia hu ham
pers. t27sE3. Ohio used crates, sob
'CANTALoupEs Salmon meats: Gait.
fornia Imperial valley Jumbo GATES 2!s
s. Is rs 3ss s. 10 30 Jumho -
s. 2'!s Art1ona Jumbo e. 80 ~ ~ . -
HONEYBALLs- California jumbo ass
80 25 HP75. pony crates, So
CARROTS los Angeles crsifs. s-doz
generally good 81 Bon IS: Arizona hes
81 fair. s3-2S1 50. Texas bu baskets
topped washed 81 $50 90, few. So
CAULIFLOwER California pony crstei
RS and larger s. asa a-5o-
CELERY virginia y crates Colder
pascal as $ 50 Michirsn l-doI staIk'
medium. 81 l50l25 na'' 81 Bon Is
corr Arkansss SACKS yellow. approx
CUcUMBERs south Carolina bu has
ks's waved. 50 50: fair quality. 81 90 p
s3751t Louisiana hampers. poor 20 fair
Sl.3O02 dollhouse Indiana baskets, :
Goz. extra fancy. AS fancy 81 No y
81 80 Ohio baskets, lss extra fancy
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates Iceberg
California. nothing offered Idaho AM
oregon 5-doz 81.
ONIONS TEXAS so-lh sacks: yellow
Bermudas medium sass; Baoosa'' me
PEACHEs-Georria y bu baskets III
leys. lA-in. up. 1913 in. W 50
few SGl5. Jihnses Hin 81 $50 {
up 90 =. IN. W, 81 1903.
PEAS California hu. hsk's 50 so
PEPPERS louisiana IN hampers Calf
Wonders mostly s. few hiehsr
POTATOES Louisiana Tuumphs, I. s
No | and Victory grade. s. 75T4. fair
50 50: Oklahoma Triumphs. Victory grade
50 s0G375: few S3.s5. North Csrolin'
Cohblers. T. s No l. 50 50Hi mostly
81 7sa4 California Ions whites. = s
No ! extras 81 al Z. 6. No SIZE a
81 4sT447. Y s No I size 50 50
L. s Comm, sui35. L. s. No. 2, sz'
4, SAL
STRAWBERRIES Michigan Loot crts
mostly Premiers 50 25Ia 81.
! Tors fn-ib renafks mod 81
2S-Ih tugs repacks 25H450 hothousi
s-lO bskts. Ohio med s. i0H ? 30 orig
inal Tugs: T. s No. I. green, ripe an'
turning. wrapped TEXAS Missxsippi Ar
kansas sx6. 81 10: 6x7. 50 few t3.7a
B WATERMELONS- Florida. per melon
CAnnonbans "a lbs 81 10. % lbs 81 =
/ - / 30. % lbs. 81 30n 1.35. 50 lbs 81 q
/ GI50: generally good 81 2ST IS, b
lbs 81 50Hi IS. few 81 so. Dude Creeks
/ 20 lbs, 81 iSni.20,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
More Practical TO Share Ideas and Technology

free trade deology may SOUND american
will doubtless be unwilling 10
cooe and
social levels II likewise unreaSc
expect upwards 100000 ganfuy occupied Americans TO
carry millions Of ASatcs and Europeans
on shoulders after
1t would be Of good neghborneSS 10
other that they,
can 10Y productivity they viii
science invention tools
done this
II seems practical ideas and technology than TO
to intend
nenv products American farms and workshops
with quo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Employ Many Women

Goodyear employs many
women in its aircraft section.
They are all ages. all sizes and
from all locales. Most have been
ira n e d right in the plant.
coming from all walks of life.
Among those reporting for the
afternoon shift was patrician-
featured WON an of SIS with
White hair. Her foreman said
she was one of his best workers.
never absent. She has two sons
In the service.
They call the aircraft section
the new Klondike." Every one
who comes TO the employment
office gets a well-paid Job. If
they need training. they are
ira ! n g d quickly. More are
needed.
Because Goodyear is turning
EN- out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Patrol Btimps, 90

In another building, workmen
are busy putting together the
understructure of the patrol
blimps used by the navy so eff
fectively against the U-boats.
When you see what goes into
the dirigible. how different il
is from the old conception of a
blimp, you understand better
why we are on our way 10 win
the war Of the Atlantic. The
dirigibles are tested at Wing
foot Lake, nearby.
There is more bad news for
the U-boats in store by the
looks of that section of the
Goodyear aircraft division. II
cannot now be told but when
the surprise package is I'M
folded one of these days, it will
make more certain that our
conveys reach their destinations
safely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Cioaret Problems

There will be no rationinc ~
eigaretS this year. according 10
officials OF the tobacco industry.
However. the industry will
sell from IS billion 10 50 billion
more cigarets in 1913 than it
can buy tobacco 10 make. This
means simply that reserves for
1944-45 will be depleted that
much.
Washington has warned that
the tobacco crop may be 80
million pounds short Of demand.
All this adds up 10 no ration
Ing this year-but possible cur
tailment in some form or other
In 1874.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Wheat, Rye
Finish With
Minor Losses

CHICAGO, June % uNS)-
Wheat generally was under mod
crate pressure and lower today.
Prices dropped &c to &C before
meeting with important support.
July closed &c off at Sl4li2 the
low for the day, Deferred fu-
lures finished sc 10 &c off and
moderately above the low.
Oats finished unchanged 10 &c
IN after recovering earlier losses
OF sc 10 &c. Rye closed &c
lower after dropping around a
cent earlier. Corn held at cealng
1,,s,1r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Unusual Building

The dock is an unusual thing
in itself. Its construction was
never known before. Many con-
tractors refused to accept the
job. But nevertheless, it was
built. 1t is moored in the center
and is said TO expand three feet
in each direction when the
weather gets hot. 1t "manufac-
lures" its own weather within,
mist coming down while the
sun shines without.
But around the huge bulk are
new buildings. modern designed
and well lighted. They house
about 10000 workers engaged
in making planes. wings, frames
and navy patrol blimps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ

by man who has struggled
With a balky auto tire in the
broiling sun must have deep
sympathy for the men who
change tires on our giant mill
tary and transport planes.
And the men who change
those big tires would probably
| like 10 see Luther Mead, fore
man of the line maintenance
shop and equipment for Ameri-
| can Airlines, get the Congress
sional Medal of Honor.
Until Mead stepped in, it took
a six-man team working three
shifts Of eight hours each TO
effect a complete tire change
on a C-87 transport
The big problem was 10 pry
the tire loose from the rim, 10
which il was sealed by the heat
generated in the landing The
six men took turns at pounding
and hacking with sledgeham-
mer and heavy wedges.
Mead first devised so-called
wheel skate. The plane is lacked
up only one inch, the skate IS
slipped under the tire and II is
removed from the axle and
|rolled away 20 specially
squipped stand.
On the stand the two men,
using long levers, break the $50
pound tire from the rim IN
matter of minutes
Aside from the time saving,
|MeadS device will save the
United States hundreds Of thou
sands of dollars in wages for
ground crews
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Ennp|oyesGet
Data on Taxes

To help its employees under
stand and evaluate the new pay
roll deductions of income taxes as
well as social security war bonds
and other deductions from pay
roll income, the Observation-Disclosures
Corp, has recently distributed
26,000 copies Of special book en-
titled Your Hidden Treasure.
Containing n well bound SIM
plified pages. the book explains in
detail the investment aspects and
value to the worker of each pay
check deduction other h a n
straight taxes. In the latter case
il also dramatizes pictorially the
fact that part of their taxes and
war bonds are going 10 buy the
very products, such as aircraft
engines and propellers. which
ash-Kelvinator workers ar g
building.
Released at a time when work
ers in the company's plants in
several cities are becoming in
creaSingly conscious of the pay
check shrinkage caused by the
various pay roll deductions. the
book explains these in terms OF
investments that viii pay off with
dividends in the future and shows
employees how to determine the
total dollar and cents value of
these investments. The book, al
though printed well in advance
provides spaces for the inclusion
in the workers record keeping OF
the new 20 per cent pay-as-you-
60 income tax deduction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Eureka Votes
I2Jc Dividend

Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co has
declared a dividend of 1919 cents,
payable July y, TO holders of
record July 2 The previous pay
ment was the same amount
March %
The last year only one dividend
was paid, 10 cents on December
q, the first payment since 1887.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Shortage Of Labor
Closes Pulp Mill

BERLIN, n. H., June 22-
Brown Co s Cascade mill, one 0f
the largest Sulpnite manufactUl-
ing plants in tn" East, viii SIS
pend operations July 4. according
10 an announcement by the man
agement. The pulp mill is victim
of the war. hit by shortage OF
labor in the woods operations of
the COMPANY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Cites Rewards Under CepitaIistic System

Lord Keynes discusses trade and
using language, and getting away
the essentials of capitalism.
Under the captastc system the plan TO reward each
goods
spells among individuals and nations
communism holds out the goal Of providing
need while contributes the common
poolSacCordng 10 his ability
in he bolShevk regime there attempt 10
apply doctrine OF equalitsfisnm but II was DIS
o prOductlNitY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Soviet Gave Additional Pay TO Skilled Men

Accordingly later the Soviet realistically began 10
hlIhy
skilled workers. Thus. Wendell L. Wlke in his book one
World aipane factory the Soviet the man
ager gets 10 times skilled worker
Also reported Soviet factories the
workers reWardec unequaIy
according to they produce vogue
of tariffs Lord Keynes has doubtless MADE a
Nd foreCas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
WINNIPEG GRAINS

WINNIPEG, June % UNs)-Whsal
closed sc 20 a c lower today. oats and
of
WHEAT July eeAc: October xiO1i.
HlO1h December, 81 Ok hf.Olss
OATS July, October December, size
bid
BARLEY - July. October December
81 bid
RYF--Julv. s6Hc bid October, D.eem
Der, sshc sold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Tariffs Supported
In New Money Policy

Maynard Keynes British treasury adviser
expect uflment of the formula expressed by Vice
Wallace others for postwar elimination OF trade
setting his proposed scheme for international
sterilization and for clearing house Lord Keynes
would still fashion Possibly
international currency manpula
value of tariffs might be impaired
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
chicago CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, June % GNsl- Cash grain
close
WHEAT - Sample dark 81 O5: No. z
hard tit4
OATS No I red special heavy sslze
No 2 mixed heavy, sshc. No. 5 white
6bl.c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
ToIFDO HsH GRAIN

TOLEDO o.. June % UNS) Cash
grain on track:
WHEAT No. 2 red SiSidHS2
CORN--No. 2 yellow, 81 06n OF; No. 3
yellow. x1.04d los.
oATs-No. 2 white, 8si4 n esize: No 3
white s6ll 6shc
soYBEANs-No. 2 yellow. 81 TOh nl.71.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
FAST BTFFAIO

FAST BUFFALO, ". y June - ttNsb
HOGS. lN; i3c 20 Csc under Monday
around ago lbs. slt so; comparable
weights trucked-ins. sit.l5G1S25 rough
and weighty soWs, Si3 25u 10 50.
CATTLE-25 $50, fairly active steady.
few yearlinEs, 20 ST. good steers and
mixed yearings s1575mls23 grassy
kinds downward ~ ti4 so. cutter ard com
mon cows. Si0Gii.75. Gamers IS SOg
e.s5. meaty sausage bulls SitHi42s
CALNES-iO0. yeslers steadv- good 20
choice. mainly SIG so. common n me
dunn, Sill ~ IS 50
sHEEP 100 good 80 choice T0-sS-lh
native spring ismt', SIS. fat eNes. -
down
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Detroit Stocks
NLISTkD

Dividend. IN the foregoing table are ms
amounts declared or paid 10 far this year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24

Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, IL one OF many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Livestock Market
DETROIT


CATTLE-25O. Outside interests buying
few slaughter steers and heifers at
steady prices but most local killers not
operating and outlet limited: cows steady
bulls 10 and IS cents lower for two days
replacement cattle weak 10 rs cents
lower. several sales medium and good e54
20 20O-lb. fed steers. Sl42Sdi5, pack
age fat but plain quality .20O-lb. beeves
AZ Si5 medium grade 927-lb. steers and
heifers mixed, Sl3.75 bulk Gamer and
cutter cows, 81. sou TO- few strong weight
cutters 10 SlO.25 and odd head light can
ners down 10 81. few common and me-
dunn beef cows, SO. 50H 1925, hut as yet
little done on beef cows; good sausage
bulls Sl3 25g - g.; popular price Si3 so I:
common and medium bulls i1nl3: few
head 3s5-lb stock heifer calves rs 80:
small lot 730-ib. feeder steers, S14: late
Tuesday load largely good 7ls-lb. feeder
steers. Si45 80.
CALVES 300. vealers about steady al
the weeks fun downturn. top and buik
good and choice grades, $3.50, common
and medium. Si2nt5.
HOGS, $50 no early sales: bidding
lOc 10 zoe lower on BUTCHERS scaling $50
lbs upward; statesmen resisting the de
cline.
sHEEP-20n Catch a. catch can trade
on spring lambs and shorn old crop offer
ings. supply light and quality generally
plain. package good s0-lb. native spring
lambs Sif75: stable lot medium to good
18Th shorn old crop fed lambs, sl3 IS {:
medium grassy shorn lambs down TO Si2:
Gull and common. 81 50H II so: sheep
about steady, shorn slaughter ewes, ssh
so. according to grade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
CHIC AGO

CHICAGO, Jup., % uNs) 90 HOGS 90
20 GOO. strong 20 - cents higher Top,
xl4; bulk si3 son 1895. heavies. si3 75I
10 e5: mediums. SIS. s5dt4. lights. Si3 IS
H14. Iight lights, xi3.eOHi3.s5: packing
sows. Si3H II 30. pigs, Sl2d13.
CATTLE-s, 5OO steady. Calves. TOO
steady. Beef steers: Choice Si5.5O n
1928. medium, Si4a 1880. yearlings s13
N 1875. Butchers: Heifers Si2a16 so :
cows, si0nit: bulls, S11d1465; calves.
SEQ l6 feeders. Si2T15: stocker steers.
N3ni5 So; COWS and heifers. Sedl4 so.
sno'n iamos
Sl5a rs. yearlingsA xi3a1s; feeders. St3
q IS, ewes, SO 5OGs so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Earnings

BYRON JACKSON GO.
ar ended Dec. 81 1892 le4
4 prot, $3.50 1915 ysSl .
are earnings u - "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
L e SMELLING


lis mos ended NAY 81 1898 1912
Net profit ~ l8f. 33S 81 OH 50.
Per common share SIC ~ ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
AMERICAN POwER AND hour
n. @. IL TOURNEAU INC.
nANFGA STORFS

Fiscal year ended Mar 81 1913 1892
Net profit t27I foa sfO5 "
Per common share N.l1 ~.