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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Market
-CnevenIv
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Lower

NEW YORK. May L up -
Stocks opened irceularly lower
today with trading moderately ac-
tive. Bonds were mixed. Cotton
futures opened 2 points lower 10
point higher.
Bethlehem opened a. 81 Of y.
and L. (. Steel So. of i West
inghouse Electric was Al a.. off
a. General Electric 81. of !.
ChrySlcr IA of i United Air
craft IS of = Standard Oh
~. j.. 57i. off >. Woolworth
81 of =. Pcpsi-Cola 43'. Off
a. Paramount 26'4 of 2, and
L. $ Rubber 4Oa4. off q.
Western Union. strong in late
trartrrrr yrSterrTdy- roST Il point IN
new high az Is on the first
sale. a block OF 200 SharcS. Utlh-
tics generally were steady 10 firm
National Power opened 300
yftrarrS- Al . unchanged and later
rose 10 a new high Small gains
were noted IN Commonwealth d
Southern. Electric Power & Light.
North American. and American a.
Foreign Power second preferred
Southern P5CIfiC and pennSyi-
wanna had minor advances while
Ere certificates casod a fraction
TranScont!ncnial q Western Ar
and GUdNfanHTU0 SUC1T MADE nov
highs Standard Brands equaled
IT'S nigh,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Farmers Market

FRUIT-Apples, Baldwlns. fancy q =
PCS Du. No !, 81 j0a IS. Delicious
fancy. Si1i So ou; No. J S2H2 %; No ?
g. So Mcintosh fancy S3.500i ou No !
S34325: No 2. 81 80. Northern Spys
fancy. Sfdf.JO ou; 80. !. S3u3.25; No. 2
81 SO Jonathans. fancy S2.75u3 eu; 10
3 S2d250: No. 2 81 So steele's Red
fancy Siu450 bu, No. !, So 3.25' No
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS co.
French Endive fancy, 81 % 5-le. box, No
/ xf-5 10 , 81
VEGETABLES. GREENs-sorrel. No. !
VEGETABLES MISC. Asparagus 81 =
doz ouncnes Bcets topped 10. l. 50 ~
81 bu No . 81 IS Carrots, topped. No
!, s. 4o1i7 - bu. 80 ST. Chives No
l. 75c 81 doz. Horseradish fancy. SIS bu
No. S350H4: No. ? 81 So Leeks, No
l. St2i,5o doz. ochs Onions dry. No, /
50 .TiT3 5d-ih sack No. 81 %
Onions green fancy CSC doz hchs: No. !
20 N s5c Parsnps 80 I So 50 bu No
. 81 IS. Black Radshes, No. /. 81 bu
RutabaEas, $3.50 bu. Spinach No /
81 - bu. Turnlps topped No l. 60 n g. 80
bu; 40. > 81 Rhuoarh. hotnouse. fancy
50 Z soc i-ln box choice soc small 81
doz bchs Vegetable oysters No. l. e0c y
81 dor hchs
PLANTS Vegetables 81 % fat Flowers
misc 81 so rat. Gerariums 40. J. 50 81
EGGs Large sI3 1880 3o-doz. case
medium Sli1i2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Taxes Reduce
Square Dis Net

Square D CO. reports net
profit for the quarter ended March
81. 1913 of S679. 203. after pro-
vision for federal income and eX-
cess profits taxes Of 81 9S7,193.
For the quarter ended March
81. 1912 net profit amounted II
S1.Ol9.10l after deducting pro-
vision OF s. 66S.51O for federal
taxes. which amounts are the adj
iusted figures under the present
tax law which became effective in
Oct. 1912. Price reductions were
made on government materials as
Of March ] April l and May !,
1912 amounting 10 approximately
S7.1O0O00 in 1912 All 1913 gov
eminent business Is being billed at
the new prices.
Profit for tho quarter ended
March 81, tfJt3 IS subject 10 any
change resulting from renegoti-
alton proceedings Tor Inc year
1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Protest WPB Order

The anti-freeZe committee of
the SAEs War Engineering
Board has lodged a protest with
the War Production Board
against the order barring ci-
william motorists from purchas-
ing permanent type anti-freeze
solutions.
The protest brings up one OF
the manv contradictions of the
WPB. In one statement. it
urged motorists 10 be careful in
draining out their anti-freeze
and pointing out that il is
necessary 10 add a gallon or so
each winter 10 keep il effective.
Then came the order barring II
for civilians.
The sac committee recon-
mcnded 10 the WPB thai motor
lists who have the permanent
solution he. permitted 10 obtain,
on rationing basis, sufficient
additional quantities 10 bring
up the strength of the solution
for next winters driving.
If this suggestion is followed,
II will require only about
100000 gallons of ethylene
glycol If the solutions now in
cars are made useless by not
being brought up TO full
strength an estimated 20000.-
900 gallons of alcohol will be
NODDED next winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
MAKE SECOND GRANT

The commission granted the
university another s. 500 70 begin
research into methods and means
Of conservation of oil and gas in
Michigan fields. The purpose of
this survey will be-to determine
whether or not previous conServa-
ton practices have been efficient.
To the Michigan College Of Min
ing and Technology went $4,000.
Under the direction Of DR.. A. X.
Snelgrove. head Of the geological
engineering department, the col
lege will attempt 10 discover new
deposits of such vital war minerals
as tungsten, molybdenum, manga
ncSc and berylIum.
University was allotted
81 800 10 survey ancient lake
heacAnS He S. Z itft-e1t It-tetiiitt.
area IN an effort 10 discover the
presence OF gas and oil structures
IN the underlying rock strata OF
that region This work Will be
carried on by Dr. D. c. MacLach-
In, head Of the unlversity's geol-
oGy department.
Results of the surveys will be
presented TO the conservation de.
partment'S geology division By
July !, 1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Auto
Graphs
Pea Lifts Veil
From Big Secret,
Seadrome Ocean Route
BY SiLER FREEMAN

Pennsylvania Central Airlines
has AT long last lifted the veil
from a closely guarded secret.
Its application, filed yesterday
with the Civil Aeronautlcs
Board for a proposed seadrome
route 10 Great Britain, revealed
for the first time program on
which the company has been
working for long time.
Not so long ago, its proposal
would have been treated as a
pipe dream, something that only
al tiles Verne Coutu- cnvtstorf.
But now, the plan IS something
tangible, something feasible.
In brief, Pea proposes to put
down a chain of huge sea-
anchored island landing fields
at intervals of 800 miles across
the ocean The steel islands
will stand 70 feet above the
Atlantic with draft of 100
below. which. il is claimed. will
keep them stationary even in
storms. Each will weigh $4,000
tons and be equipped with verti-
cal buOyanCy tanks 10 support
the landing deck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
LIST APPOINTMENTS

The commission also approved
the reapPointment Of James c.
Graves, Saginaw, 10 the state oil
advisory board and named Theo-
dore g. Bowler. Clare. TO the
board 10 succeed Kurt II. de Cous-
ser Lansing. The terms of both
are for three years.
The commission approved the
exchange of 266S acres OF state
owned land in the Hlawatha and
Marquette natlonal forests for
9.oI6 acres of land of federal prop
erty In the Allegan state forest.
Both sections Of land were valued
at approximately S93, 900.
Members Of the commission
were unanimous in agreeing to
accept an offer Of the federal gov
eminent 10 deed 10 the state
1900 acres of land in the Water
loo game area located on the
observation-disclosures county line
and 1000 acres in the Yankee
Springs game area. located near
Gun Lake in Barry County.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Glenn Martin
Output Record

NEW YORK. May II Glenn l.
Martin Co. In April established a
new high monthly production rec
ord Tho Maryland and Nebraska
plants IN the first four months ui
1913 produced more than during
The first eight months Of 1912
No dollar figures are available for
this year bat for The fun year
1912 Martins total sales were
S337.50O. 900.
Another measure Of this years
volumf s Indicated by The fact
that production for the first four
months OF 1913 was more than
double that for The CnlIc year
1911 when sale, were S672O0OO0
Martin II producing MarauderS
tho B--6. Baltimore bombcrS
for the British and Mariners for
the L. s Navy the pBM-3. An
other current activity is CONVEX
SON Of Tho giant flying boat
Mars 10000 pounds Co. into a
cargo-cartylng airpiauc Dispose
bio load winch determines cargo
carrying capacity Is high i'm flying
hoaiS 80 plans for further pro-
auction of the Mars type have
been announced bur il is logical
10 assume that lfN conversion 20
cargo work proves successful
more Will be constructed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Whose Birthday

Barged in on a celebration in
the Esquire Room Of the Book
Cadillac yesterday noon and.
for the he OF mo I don know
yet whose celebration Il was.
Earl Hudson president Of the
United Detroit TheaterS. and
al Maxwell Detroit Trust Co.
executive were lunching to-
gether. The waiter brought IN
a small bowl with ia candles
fitted in and lighted the ersatz
birthday cake
The blaze IN up one entire
corner of the room and each
Clained-with some embarraSS-
ment-that II was the other
fellows birthday
Max blew the candles uut.
though, IN case that mean, any
thing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Open TO Every One

c. Bedell Mongo. president of
Pea. is enthusiastic about the
project. He claims il will give
the United States not only an
economical and safe flying route
across the Atlantic, but il will
provide vitality needed bases.
While his company is seeking
permission from CAB 10 fly the
route. the seadrome facilities
would be open 10 all companies
and all nations.
Monro argues that the pro-
gram is entirely practical. He
says that the dromeS would en-
able transoceanic planes TO
carry greater "payloads" be-
cause of the short hops provide
refueling stations at sea. lower
fares and boom transatlantic
air mail shipments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
SPEED SKATING

Junior girls 220-Won ~ Dorothy Law
Detroit. Nsrccia Soifs CleVelan1. second
Ber1ice Hartman, Cleveland, third. Time
.25.5.
Gallagher Cleveland BOBBY Bee Spring
deld Mo second. Bruce Mollauen De
troit third. Time SIS
Juvenile 4 boys liz mue-Won BY san
2site Cleveland Ray Mafunez Cleveland
second clifford schauenkerk. seattle
third Tine fs5
Intermediate girls sso-Won by Esthe
SWAT Chicago, Louise Moore. Detroit
SECOND Peeu Adams Cleveland third
Time i-t3 p.
Iar.or BOYS lio-War ty Ross s,uat
rfuC.rua' ~ Kuhn Cleveland second
Ronn.e RAFFERTY,, Dayton, third. Time
luseoge % eHrs liz nae Won by Joar
Gamtl' C.nuun7, Eleanor KING Detroit
second Dolores Pnlon, Cincinnati third
Time 500
senior mems sac - Won by Russell
Brown T. s. IS FRANK Wander 80 Louis
.ecord Ru krchum. Kansas -lt5. third
Time SOL
senior Varnens $50 W.r hs knts
LOUIS second Florence Misac Cleveland
tnHd TIRE $685.
Intermediate p.s $50 WON o. Vernon
Van Zunt DAYTON Zen O Bonnet 81
Louis seceri Safrmsn DicAhonz Chicago
( Ju,en1t si.s Altt2 mic Won by Joat
Eeebi Uatfar Janet frceke CinCnHatf
se-rud shirley Martin mind Time rs 6
juvenile a boy. liz nte Won by sar
Ia.'c F.ctr and Rat Matinee Cleveland
second OIL fort schattcnkerk seattle
ilrc TINE -
senior mems = nile Won bs Anthony
81 lciN 80 Iug E.sr E,.Nr O. ~.
orpua FrrE Wander ST. LoIs tHt1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
ROLLER SKATE MEET RESULTS

cleveland. second; Anita NswqGlst. Chi
caco. third. Time. p Z
Senior mems mile Won by Frank
Wander 81 Louis Gene Caldrone Cleve-
land second Bill Ketchum, Kansas City,
third. Time s32s
senior mems go WON Nv Frank Wander
- Louis Tony Mrrelii ~. Louis second ;
Gene Claiborne, Cleveland third. Time,
49,
Juvenile b girls one-sixth mle-won by
Joan Gamble Clncinnati; Juis Boone,
Ventnor y. J.. second. Dolores Philbin,
Cincinnati. thirds Time :373
Juvenile p boys, one-sixth miie--Won ny
John Gallagher. Cleveland Ray Gene Bell.
Detroit. second Bruce Moisnen. Detroit.
Juvenile \ gels $50 Won by Janet
Freeze Cincinnati. Jean Bradshaw. Cleve-
land. second, Joan Reehi. Dayton third.
Juvenile \ bows mile won by Pay
Martinez Cleveland sam Lage. cleveland.
sec'nd c hord shaitenkerk. seattle. third.
Time f97
Jua.or girls. mile Won by Dorothy
End Msrceia soius. Cleveland. third.
Junior bo,. $50 won by Howard
81 JnderF Cleveland Harry Fincseua chi
csg7 second Ronnie Raffcrty DAYTON.
thrd Time i.3r-
lrcrmeilate gir. B9-Won o. LOUISE
Moore Detroit. hftner swat. Calcago.
second. Pesr Adams Cleveland. third.
intermediate boss ssh Won ry Vernon
Van Iont Dslten, Cau PouirN CIsse-
, ,aaa 'ET9 n Etgs %.ahns.eh.. chicago.
senior , wamcrl' $50 Nor hv NIsaneu.
klfnfcr 81 Louis Anita Sevlgist Chf-
caso. second. Marie otter Dctfon. thifd.
senior mon. uie won ty Tony m..
rc'u St\ luis Ears Wander 90 LOUIS
.e- md E'i kepp,Gr-ef Dtgtor tn.rd.
! me f5 10
POINT ...e,It,.- .r.- -rrr S,r..-
no Tony 'lrrNi, ~ BrltHl ~ iulsr-
m.N ate D1 EaV lru'l No r4rekt 90
. lonurH and LNRHsitz Vel fbr third With
~ Junior uuvs Saunders. 49, Raaerty,
90 stud and 7 nesefis 80 each J1vsuls
A h1os Iat- and Mfrfnsz l0 each srhat-
'cukrrk ~ Juvenile g rGss-Galia Rftr,
81 Be- N1hansf 30 each ~ Sensor
~ lmen kiuD-eu 81 Neuyra ~, 40. Nigsc
lH inferrle6 ate Er.F Moore 60 Eslsi,
'I. Adam J4el1f srs Las -.
+ .lfs. 81 Lln 21 Juvr0 mis-
affrrr 80. nrenh o. -.raR. ~
Juvenile y E.rUs r,1mt'e. g., /king. Phil
,in and Bone ~ sacn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
New Cultural Ingredient Injected Into Public

reputable companies generally become artcuac they
Wll be injecting cultural ingredient public opinion in
if
Neabc through independent auditors substituted for
professional hc0TZng about business Tor Unrcdlc bayhoo
and market Top
management should sol tho for corporation expressions and
should unduy inundated fears OF backward
pubic ruth about business, which
through during this
building II longer popular for dena
KICK around business institution which the public
depends for higher living standards OF and for
~ nraL N l-rnn n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Movie Set
Ceiling
Lifted

WASHINGTON, May y The
- 600 ceiling on cost of materials
used m constructing motion picture
sets was removed by tho War Pro-
duction Board which established a
procedure whereby producers Will
request materials, on a calendar
quarter basis. with no limitation
on individual productions.
The new scheme becomes oper-
alive July ] but any producer who
has found the old operation I'M
satisfactory and Nae desires rctrcf
before then may file forms in ac-
cordance with the new plan lmme-
diately.
Officials claimed no total in
crease IN use Of materials is inn
Piled by the change They eX-
planned the change as a move to
reduce pdperWOrk
THE $1,000 limit for single
production was found imprac-
ticable since many western films
and many in the Class u cate
CORY required materials costing
only $500 or less while elaborate
productions of the extravaganza
type required materialS conSid-
erably in excess of the limit"
II was explained
IN the latter case il was neCes-
sary 10 file special applications and
this also involved considerable
time and paperwork.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Private Ownership

Wall StreeterS were enthuSed
over the announcement by Leo
Crowley alien property custo-
dian. that shares of General
Ailine & Chemical Corp, taken
Ter from rs German owners.
Would be distributed 10 the
American public as widely As
possible.
This IS the first indication
that enemN-OWned business. now
10 the hands Of the government,
would be definitely turned over
TO private ownership.
General Aniljno n lucrative
business A crack staff Of To-
st-tfifttaiiAt-ffit- 't5f~ Installed and
several important additional de-
Nelopments have now been per-
fected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
State Finances
Oil, Gas and
Mineral Hunt

LANSING, May y UP) The
State Conservation Commission
has approved release of Sl010C
from the State Geology Research
Fund for the purpose of launching
an intensive survey Of gas, oil and
mineral resources in Michigan,
The survey Will be conducted by
the state geology division under
the supervision of DR.. r A. Smith
-effteE -tAe-dipfSieHr -ee-eeefa-
ton with the University of Michi-
gan, Wayne University and the
Michigan College OF Mining anc
Technology.
The commission allocated s. .OOC
10 the University of Michigan for
the purpose Of locating geological
conditions or rock structures in
underlying rock strata which prove
favorable TO the occurrence Of gas
and oil in the northern part of the
Lower Peninsula.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF totr
sides Of the Straits of MackinaC
viii be identified and mapped Sc
As 10 trace the oil and gas rock
formations southwark 70 the cen.
trial Michigan oil fields The uni.
Nersltys work Will be directed bN
DR.. Kenneth X. Landes, head Of
the geology department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Nelson Urges
Holiday Work

WASHINGTON, May Pm a
statement urging that wherever
feasible the traditional civic OBJ
servanceS- of Memorial Day and
Independence Day should be held
on Sunday, WPB Chairman Don
aid Nelson called for full-tIme
regular schedules of work in es-
Sentlal war industries over the
May 30-3l and July As week-ends
by having the usual civic
celebrations of Nav 30 and
July on Sunday, we can Keep
production at higher levels than
IL the obseryaDces of these his
toric holidays are held on Mon
day" Nelson declared.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
On the
Business
Front
By WARD SCHULTZ
Times Financial Editor

~ Sears. Roebuck e. Co is look
ing 10 the South with an eye to
the future and postwar busi-
ness.
Important implications are at
tached 10 a recent Sears an
nouncement of the establish
ment Of now southern mer-
chandisinG office in Atlanta TO
serve its retail stores and mail
order branches in that territory.
Dow-JoneS reports that an
important responsibility Of the
management o. de new office is
repeatedly TO consider how many
war plants erected IN The South
10 supply war materials can be
converted 10 production of
peacetime goods, which can be
sold by the Sears organization.
The office is headed by two of
the organizations best men.
1t is no secret that Sears is
sold on the idea that a large
share of the postwar CONSUME
erS goods VIII be TUNED out in
observation-disclosures
wide area Of the country -and
with greater efficiency too.
Establishment of-lhe new
branch down South marks the
initial step IN planning 10 tap
the productive capacity of a sub
stantial group Of small firms
when peace returns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Financed Privately

The seadrome is not anything
new. 1t was invented and de-
reloped -by-Edward- r Arm
strong of Philadelphia over the
past 10 years. The Sun Ship
building and Drydock Co. will
build the dromes if the CAB
approves and when steel is
available.
Financing Of the program will
be with private funds. Com
-panles which will be associated
with the project are the L. S.
Steel Corp, Wirth Steel Co,
Belmont Iron Works and John
A. Roebling Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Educates Other Responsible Company individuals

Executives familiar with corporate policy must educate other
bile individuals
right word when top executive would be heard
definite attitude friendlness
public established
corporations do have a soul
Charges conduct against
factualIy
directed the allegation
their traditional reluctance to fight back.
Without Incoming politicians the accepted
word should a
affairs, local national.
recognized tremendous
spnnsihijes should lively
affairs and the people elected represent
in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ S. Rukeyser
Urge Executives End
Corporate Secrecy

The additionally tacturn Aluminium Company America,
which used emulate the silent role OF Iaro Marx becoming
artiCuate.
George r Gibbons senior president who has been with
the for 40 Of its 80 existence. has
expression TO the corporate policy of being wiling
realm of
place products and
In address before the Arkansas Utilities
Little Rock. Gibbons stressed the sociological byprOducS the
activities of the modern corporation which he described good
citizen Instead OF hiding their light under buShe Gibbons urged
follow executives 10 fight back openly when unuy attacked and
make
and accomplishments In effect he saying farewell
secrecy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Gives Expression to Modern Viewpoint

Thus this practical giving expression
modern viewpoint which THIS advocated his brochure
entitled Sell the Business Well Product published
nearly five years Similarly follow this
writer's advice, in volume entitled Stream
lined Financial StaemenS-For Whom Does Capital Work.,
simplify their reports stockholders and such
NeTlfablc basis advert
out Of his long his
the place of business Gibbons
the Suboncd fellow executives;
Remove the which
behind their
which
Of publicity The should studied
make known the public
the corporation doing how contributing the welfare
of the community and the public
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Hudson Motor S
Profit Doubled

Hudson Motor Car Company
reported for the quarter ended
March 81 a net profit Of S5O3 2Z5
equal 10 81 cents a share, a.
aCainS, net profit of S2Ol 195 or
Is cents a share in the like period
Of 1912.
The net profit in the 1913 pc
Rod was after Setting UP d $500
600 reserve FOR losses on tool &C.
counts provision of 100000 for
contingencies and reserve of
S6Os. $40 for federal income taxes.
The company states that no pro-
vision for excess profits taxes was
required
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
GIN Shorts Cover

General Motors common stock
is selling right around the high
for the year, and there has been
considerable short covering the
last few days.
The short interest in G. NJ. al
the end OF March was one of the
largest on the list. However.
the stock didn't perform the
way they anticipated and the
shorts were locked IN
Now they're repeatedly Scram-
bling TO get out and on every
reaction there there's a rush of
short covering.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
3O-Day Mark
April Steel Output Hits
New Peak

NEW YORK. May 12-Produc
ton of 1874, 154 net tons of stee
ingots and castings in April set {
new peak for a 30-day month, ac'
cording to the American Iron anc
Steel Institute. April tonnage was
short of the March record oil
7670,1S7 tons, but was substan'
TALLY above output in April, 1912
when 1921 ,291 tons were produced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Sees Sufficient Food
Despite Poor Crops

WASHINGTON. May ~ Fol
lowing Monday unlavorablc cron
report. War Food Administrator
Chester G. Davis declared there is
no cause tor alarm. He said there
is slight chance 50 far OF any
change in\the supply Of food for
civilians
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Crude Oil Output
Shows Slight Gain

TULSA, May - - Domestic
crude oil production in the week
ended May S averaged 1901. 30
barrels daily an increase of 4.975
barrels daily over the preceding
week the Oil and Gas Journal es-
tlmates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Store Sales Up 7 PIT.
In New York District

NEW YORK, May l.. Depart
mcnt store sales IN Now York and
Brooklyn in the week ended May S
were { per cent above the like pc
rod last year. according To the
preliminary report of tho New
York Federal Reserve Bank.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
tHIt AGo

CHICAGO MAJ - GNS) - Hogs -
z. rHH. s'car. Ton So sn. bu.k SiB.3. 70
- st heay.es Sit.G0ft4 $50, mpst.Ws
50 tl9 ~ sn iehts SO 151lf so. Igh
N2tfs sta - 80. packing soVs. Sl4 d
Il riCs Sl31l31i
CATTLE 900: stead Caves GOO
.'en. Bee steer, thn.,. rs Il 6U
medium N,iui6. Nt8l 0Es Si1n.1
Butchers. hs''ets So Id 5G COWS xipp
if.f butts >li11t 'D- calves S44ls
feeders So ~ StCrtere steers. SI7 b
is. COWS and he.fers Sl0gIi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
And No Food

Our Windsor correspondent
reports that some malcOntcnt
over there Scrawlcd a big "No
beer--no bonds on sign
board.
However. along came one Of
Ae steadIer citizens and added
sentiments 10 make 1t read
as follows.
mo beer-no bonds,
No bonds-no ships.
No shipbuilding-nO jobs
No jobs-no beer"