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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Detroit Livestock Market

Most grades and classes ri
slaughter cattle edged forward in
the price scale 10 some extent,
with she stock and bulls gaining
most of the bctterment. Hogs
finished the period al generally
unchanged prices while vealers
lost around 30 cents during the
week
CATTLE Weeks salable receipts . rs.
OF the cattle trade was improved this
week and a larger volume of supplies was
absorbed freely az present levels The
healthy than last week. but not much
n0and was paramount TO measurably higher
pulled out Of is recent ustless position
afforded some encouragement 10 AL In
terests There was showing ~ good
lightweight steers AZ 5,25n ~. 30 with =
mentionable number 81 SIS sou rs. most
~ these weighing up 10 loo lbs. or
better. --,-
But most VI the steer crop cS,muriseri
medium u good kinds eligible ~ Si3m IS.
with common OF colored Kinds down -
Si2 and below Mixed steer and hcifsr
warnings turned 70 Si525 while most of
The neager heifer crop sold down from
$40 Drv fed roSs sold up ~ ti2 50
with Individuals - si3 while the bulk
Of common 10 good cows turned 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Corn 10 Remain
AT Current Level

WASHINGTON, July 16 (UP)
Price Administrator Prentiss NJ
Brown had announced today that
contrary TO general expectation
the price of corn will not be in.
creased from $1.07, Chicago basis
He said he and Food Admins
traitor Marvin Jones are discuss
ing putting ceiling prices on live
hogs, but that nothing is being
done toward ceilings on cattle.
Brown said at press confer
ence that corn has been moving
TO market in steadily increasing
quantities following a recent price
jam which threatened the opera
tons OF corn professors and pre-
cipitated a feed crisis for the
dairy and poultry industries es-
peclally
II had been reported that the
corn ceiling probably would be
raised 10 81 20 10 encourage farm
erS TO sell II on the open market
instead Of seeking to increase
their profits by feeding it TO hogs.
Brown attributed the Jam in
part to agitation in Congress for
higher corn prices. 1t was only
natural, he said, that farmers
would hold on to their corn if
they believed there was pros
pect that the price would 60 up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

$40 T51l2 Gamers and cutters hulked
~ 81 JOH ~ 80 Outsta nding bulls sold
a. Sif 80. with mos good kinds a. Slf
sfi4 Is medium largely Si2 j0H ~ rs.
and common and inferior lghtweights Al
SEA
CALVES -- Weeks saIable receipts
7 500 on the initial session OF the week
the vealer market dropped back to A
practical top OF $3.50. Indicating a loss
~ around so cents from he best time
last week small number Of out
while the hulk Of good and choice kinds
turned ~ Si650 Medium grades cashed
AZ SI3H IS 80 with Gull iightWeights down
10 SO and below
HOGS Weeks salabe receipts. $3.50
The hos trade was conducted along lines
not very far fr0m = steady bass, since
daily devtations we're UNITED g. 10 cents
or less leaving final prices about on a
parity with thiss prevailing late last week
While receipts were larger than during
the corresponding period last week there
seemed 20 be enough buying power 10
absorb the increased volume without Sc
rious modification ~ the price structure.
The weeks top AT Si4 90 was paid spar
inely. while the hulk % good and choiee
40 -300rib hogs turned at s1365D 1910
weighta from ifp-iso lbs were listed =,
211G 5.25, sews l225Hl2 30. few At
SI2 ~. stars generally Siil
SHEEP Weeks sslahle receipts 600
There was No change ~ Importance m
the sheep market this week Rest spring
lambs sold up 20 SIS yearlings Si3
with most ~ the crop. comprising low
grade grassy yearings ~ Soa12 slaugh-
ter ewes bulked ~ IS 20Hs culls down
to "a (
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Women Enter

Women. once rarity IN the
tank plant except for Office Jobs,
are starting 10 come into the
manufacturing side. AT one time.
women in a tank plant would
seem absurd. We once asked the
question. II women would ever
take their places on the produce
ton side and were told:
mo. one place where women
do not NJ Is In making tanks"
So another tradition has fallen.
There are about so already doing
the lighter operations and an
other 800 are expected 30 be
added shortly --- If they can be
found. Men are being trans
ferred from the lighter tasks 10
heavier ones. while women take
their places.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Farmers Market

FRUIT Cherries. sour. No. So 2t-qt.
crate Red currants, No. $50 24-dt
crate Raspberries black, No l, sea 10
24-at crate No. 2 SIS red. No ]. 500
IL 2i-qt crate No 2. 50
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
Head lettuce. fancy. 81 bu No. I. 81 IS
ais No , Use atl. Leaf lettuce.
fancy. 81 IS hu No. L. s5d eOc: No. 2,
4oI SOC Endive. No. !. s2n3 bu Escs
role No l. 81 5Oa3 bu. Romano. No 4.
75c n 81 IS bu
VEGETABLE GREENS Cabbage greens
No ! s2n2 so bu CoIlards. No !. $40
10 bu Kale, No l. 81 bu. sorrel. No
!. Na 30 bu Mustard. No. 1 81 35T2
9n Swiss eh.rd No !. s2a2'o bu.
VEGETABLES MISC A.paraeus
7 fancy s2u.sso roz Dcns No. I. 81 20
mi.73; No 2 81. Beans green No. !.
S5us hu No 2. S3n325, Wax, No /.
$500; No 2 s3n3.5o. see,s, No. !.
No I. $50 = bu Cabbage. No. ]. SIS
~ so M Carrots No eOc n 81 - doz
bchS Caultfl0wer, No 2, s. crate Celery.
fancy. 81 500 / rs doz. bchs No. l.. 75c
se97 bu. Din. No. !. s5H75c don bchs.
kohlrabi, No l. Siri.5 30 don bchs.
LEXIS, No l. 81 1907 dor. bchs Onions.
sreen, fancy. S19 30 do1. bchs No. !.
10. sack Parsley root. No /, 75caSi doz.
echs Peppers. green No. 7 81 50 = bu.
SSuny PARSLEY No VI dox ochs. Peas.
75cnSi doz bchs No. 2. SOC long
white No l. STAT % dor bchs RIM
barb 80 j4Ff75c Dor hchs summer
squash NoS } ~ 5oa2 IS - b. 80 .
81 80 ltHhan squash. fRncv So D. hu
No S3H4 Turnips punched fancy
81 SO doZ bChs No l. 75c p 81 IS.
topped No. s. IN Tomatoes dollhouse
No 50 7Aqf.an iS-lb basket. No ?,
i4-lb. basket.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Stock
Prices


NEW YORK, July 16 CUP) -
Stocks and bonds opened irregular
in quiet trading today. Cotton
futures were unchanged To- 3
points lower.
u. s. Steel opened 1000 shares
at 58lz. up IS, while Bethlehem
gained a similar amount to 647s
Chrysler was unchanged at "a in
its section. Tire shares ease d
slightly Aircrafts Id steady.
Oils were steady TO firm.
United Corp featured in volume
on the opening with a block OF
500 shares at ia. off II point.
Commonwealth & Southern had a
2,000-share block at 70, up Lilo
Pennsylvania opened at 30h, off
II; Santa Fe 63. up u; Southern
Railway 26L1 off Il New York
Central 1S. off II; Southern Pa
cific %, up Il and Chesapeake &
Ohio 4Sss. up u.
Standard Oil IN. j. and Phil
lips Petroleum made small gains.
A merican Telephone was I'M
changed
Small net gains were noted in
Yellow Truck, Sperry. Loew's,
Pepsi-Cola. Anaconda and Re
public Steel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Postwar Planning

A new approach TO postwar
planning - the solicitation OF
employees ideas on peacetime
applications of war product
was revealed by Morris r. Ke-
tay, chief engineer Of the ma
Tine division of BendIX Aviation
Corp.
Ketay. az a ceremony at the
Brooklyn plant Of the division.
announced the winners of a
four-week contest open 10 all
employees for suggestions for
commercial uses Of autoSynS.
Awards of $500 in war bonds
were presented.
Although Bendix maintains
a complete and fully equipped
research organization for new
product development" ketay
said. I'VE believed that produc-
ton employees, also given the
opportunity, cOu Id. through
their familiarity with the prod
ucts they make, contribute valu-
able ideas 10 postwar planning"
Describing the contest as a
great success. Ketay said
- -~-----
Employees turned in "A food
OF practical suggestions which
covered applications In practi-
cally every industrial field"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Cont | Motors
Earns 81 Share

Continental Motors Corp. for
the SIX months ended April 30, re-
ports a net profit of 81 992 $50
equal 10 81 a share. as against
81, 926. l78 or Ga cents share in
the like period year earlier.
The company announces the ac-
QUESTION of an additional % pei
cent of the stock of Wisconsin
Motors Corp, bringing 10 II pei
cent its holdings of that corpora
tons securities.
Wisconsin Motors manufactures
motors ranging from fractional up
TO 81 horsepower. The acquiSi-
ton broadens Continental's en-
CINE line in the low horsepo~er
field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Business Better

Business failures dropped 20
SO IN the holiday shortened
week ending July from 66 in
ire previous ttyit working week.
reports Dun q Bradstrect. Inc.
IN the holiday week a year ago
failures numbered 159
Cases with liabilities Of 5000
or more toialed only ia. COM
pared with "a last week and SO
a year ago.
The weeks decline was most
pronounced In retail trade and
commercial service. Failures in
manufacturing. wholesale trade
and construction held close TO
last week totals IN spite of the
short week.
Canadian failures were un-
changed az = A year ago there
were rs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
rtuss ilmahsiA Fditor

National Steel The parent
company TO DerotS Great
Lakes Stce, Corp, is attracting
considerable attention OF irves-
Nors rather than traders on the
view York stock Exchange as. a
reading independent steel COM
pany having an investment fol-
lowing. according 10 Dow Jones,
Inc. II is selling al 1923
high above o.
National j,th largest among
the nations steel makers, has
earned profits and paid d'vi-
dcndS IN every year since inCor-
porauon m 1923. During this
period a total of So % a share
has been distributed 10 stock
holders. or AM average of s. n
year. The current price COM
p8rcS with boom year figure
OF 60 in 1929 and 90 a IN 1887.
In looking ahead 10 postwar
business, noteworthy Is the tact
that one-thtrd of The peacetsme
output Of National Steel nor
nailN went go the automobile
industry }. t-----t--i+- X
output we'll diversified among
the manufacturers at electric
TZCTaTCTS, Ut T0TTTTTIrrS,
steel furniture. and supplies for
building construction and rail-
roads War requirements alb
Sorb virtually NE entire output
OF National today
A ffavur7t7ffU- actor IN ttt re-
cent war expansion program has
been Nationals reliance on its
OWN financial resources. This
light steel maker devoteS two
thirds OF It's facilities 10 the
making of sheets. STRIPS and
I'm plate, with the remaining
third of capacity going into
bars. shapes and hight structural
steel. In the spring months Of
lla42, subsidiary companies were
attracting nationwide attention
by setting new worlds records
IN the production Of pig iron and
steel lngotS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Ask OPA Lift
Oil Products

WASHINGTON, July 10 49, An
increase in oil products prices TO
correspond TO a proposed increase
in price of crude petroleum has
been recommended to OPA and
Sterilization Director Vinson,
Ralph X. Davies. deputy petro-
leum administrator, said.
Davies conferred last week with
Price Administrator Brown and
Vinson regarding PAWS recon-
mendation that crude prices be
boosted 35 cents a barrel but
there was nothing definite from
the meeting, he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Emp|oymentHits
High in Saginaw

SAGINAW. July 16-Continu-
ing steady rise since January,
1912. Saginaw'S industrial pay roll
today had reached an all-time
peak OF more than %, 900 --
The total will continue 10 rise
during the coming months if the
manpower-and wonanpower-iS
available, according 10 Charles w.
Haensel. Board of Commerce sec
rotary.
Most OF the new workers en-
ployed in recent months have
been, women. HaenSel said. and
more can be used when available.
Prior employment peak was
$4,000 in September. 1871. which
dropped TO less than 21.000 in
January. 1912. during the con-
version DorlOd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Meat Allotment
IoBeUnehdnqed

WASHINGTON. July Is GNS)
During the next II months
civilians will receive about IA
69E Poet 09- pounds of meat, the
war food administration an
nounccd today. This is about p
$50 100000 pounds less than they
ate in 1912
The civilian proportion Of meat
for the II months which began
on July ! will he approximately
SO of every 100 pounds, WA
said. and will permit continual
ton of the meat ration allotments
al about the present level
WA asserted that the great
est decline in public meat sup
plies will be in beef where drop
Of 1855 100000 pounds is ex-
pected. The next greatest decline
viii be in pork. with the lamb
and mutton slump third
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Mexico
Will Pay
abIl Debt

NEW YORK. July rs First
payment by Mexico on lis public
debt since 1925 was announced
as a result Of negotiations be-
tween an international committee
of bankers on Mexico, Of which
Thomas W Lamont is chairman
and Finance Minister Eduardo
Suaroz ~ Mexico,
Tho agreement was ratified by
fhe MEXICAN Congress late last
year
Meanwhile time for holders 10
register their securities has been
extended so days from June 30,
1913.
This extension applies only 10
external debt of Mexico, and does
not include railways issues, with
exception of TehuantepeC Ma
tIonal Railway ; per cent and Az
per cent liens, due June 30, 1858
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Unchanged!
Treasury Still Opposed
TO Sales Tax

w \ SHIN TON. July 10
Treasury officials said national
retail sales tax was not being
considered as a part of any pro-
poSals the administration may
make 10 Congress for raising adj
dltional billions Of. wartime rev.
enuc
These officials insisted the de-
partment'S stand in opposition 10
such levy had not changed.
The treasury's reasSertion Of
its position came after Rep Gear
hart (R) Of California. in an
interview, said nc expected The
treasury 10 propose in September
n 10 per cent federal retail sales
tax and compulsory Joint income
tax returns for married couples.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Auto
Graphs
Changes in War
Bring More Changes
in Products of War
BY SILER FREEMAN

Even 10 one who visits Detroit
war plants often, the changes
the products are undergoing
constantly come as a surprise.
There is nothing static about
war and consequently nothing
even remotely static about the
weapons.
We toured the Chrysler tank
plant yesterday with the Gen.
Henri Giraud party and were
astounded by the many changes
that have taken place since the
last visit. which was not so long
ago. And the amazing feature
is that while changes are being
made. improvements which mean
savings in time. material and
money and better protection for
our fighting men. not minute
is lost from production.
For instance, the fiuaf housing
assembly was made previously
in three pieces. Now il is being
cast in one solid piece. The
smooth, unbroken surface will
glance off shell which comes
at an angle, whereas the divided
sections might give the shell a
chance TO enter and do damage.
New machines are being set eNen
as the old ones are moved out.
OutWardly, IL is the same Nh
Gen Sherman which had such a
big part IN the African success.
But inside, changes are being
made constantly. NJ A My. il
might be said. 10 make II safer
for the boys who operate them
and fipbt them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Successfully!
Synthetic Tires Pass
Years Test

NEW YORK, July Success
ful tests of heavy duty synthetic
tires. covering a years operation
on buses of Public Service Co
ordinated in New Jersey, were
announced by United States
Rubber Co. The synthetic used in
these tires, manufactured by II 6.
Rubber, was Buna S, the chief
type being turned out under the
governments synthetic rubber
program.
Mileage ran as high as $4,000
per tire over every type Of road
and operating condition Subjecting
tires TO maximum punishment.
There were no failures during the
entire experiment from any cause
other than normal wear, the COM
pany said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Canada Calls
= Bond Issues

TORONTO, July 16-J. l.. lis
ley, Canadian minister Of finance,
has announced a call for redemp-
ton and prior payment on Aug.
l6'of Sl06,000,000 government OF
the Dominion Of Canada bonds al
principal and accrued interest.
Notice 10 that effect is being
given 10 holders Of $4,000, 000
Dominion Of Canada 2i2 per cent
10-year bonds, due Aug. Is. 19i5,
and TO holders of $4,000. 900 Do
minlon Of Canada 24 per cent
seven-year bonds, due Jan. -,
1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Proposed Tax Would Start at So 900 Level

Up TO treasury officials such Randolph
have to elaborate lengths pooh idea
some unofficial talk that the idea adopted would
the
standpoint the should
that limitation would vae its value For the aggregate
important wartime in dollar
brackets of industrial workers
$4,000 a year
Old man initiation is nonpartisan and nondemagogc He is
Interested chiefly medium
the supply of goods and undertake whether
the funds worthy
citizens
controls TO work they must be applied with rugged
full inevitably brings
hardship and acrifceand social
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Objective Should Be High Degree Of Production

1t is not question of Furnishing group renarding
another the objective should high degree of production and
the smoohes possible flowing of goods through dsrbutive
channels
Commenting my earlier observation price
reductions the function of the
system the differing reader pointed Bernard M Baruchs
recommendation for general freezing
If wanted controlled during total warfare,
BaruChS logical or
But though the program fully developed ample time
the administration Congress only peCemea and
beatedly instead of trying whole in ample time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
No. | Bomber Soon

~ the Ford bomber plant.
whore Gen. Giraud was properly
aStounded by the sight of the
huge LiberatorS moving out IN
fast order changes are also
taking place.
Nothing can a. yet be said
about them bat suffice 10 note
that IL will not be surprising II
the B-24 viii soon become Tn,
No. ] bomber Of the American
air forces. The Axis has a great
surprise IN store when the new
Ford ships arrive al the fighting
fronts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
IVA Expands Service
To Dayton, Cincinnati

Greater utilization of equipment
on its Marquette division has en-
abled TransContinentaI and West
crn Air, Inc. 10 schedule a third
daily round-trip service between
Detroit, Dayton and Cincinnati TO
become effective July Is. il was
announced here by w. l.. Arm
strong, the airline district man.
agcr.
The new service was scheduled
as result of heavy defense travel
occasioned by war effort activi-
ties in this important industrial
area. nc pointed out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
June Cotton Use
Exceeds May Total

WASHINGTON. July 16-Cen-
suS bureau reports consumption OF
lint cotton by mills in L. S. during
June at 9l6.7S9 running bales
Consumption in May totaled 901,-
COS bales and in June. last year
q67 .523 bales.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Freight Car Loddings
Off 43,476 in Week

WASHINGTON, July 16-Load-
ingS of revenue freight during the
week ended July 10 totaled S0S,-
$50 cars, decrease of 43,476
cars from the previous week. a
decrease of 46.528 cars from the
like week a year ago and de-
crease of 67,5l2 cars from the
1871 week. according to reports
to the Association of American
Railroads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Meets It's Quotas

When Il comes 10 meeting
quotas for the Red Cross Blood
Bank, the Detroit Paint, Var
niSh and Lacquer Association
sets the pace.
Challenged by President D.
F. Eichelberger 10 respond 100
per cent 10 an appeal Tor blood
donors, the So members of the
association answered with 1872
volunteers. The Cook Paint and
Narnish Co, with 81 donors, led
the field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

CATTLE-iOO Largely a cleanup mar
ke' on few small lots and odd head Of
slaughter classes. no important price
changes apparent medium 20 good Hight
steers IN smail lots, $i3 n ij25; few beef
cows Co SO most Gamers and cutters
So so ~ 10 80. good bulls Si4H14A25 COM
mon and medium, SiS ~ down toNSi2 and
below.
CALVES-iOO Steady trade on small
supply here practical top and bulk good
and choice. SIC 30 negligible number. Si1i
medium. Si3ai5 50. culls down 10 $40
HOGS 500, ,sf~arv ~ fNr toweFi-ds.-
-chne on weights on isO-2jO lbs extreme
top. tlf 10 for AFew selected i9o-22n 10.
averages hulk gond and choice. 10000
lbs Si3 sjulf. most 10000 lbs Nl3H
o. - hulk s0Ws Si2 251 - so. few
si2 -
SHEEP 100 Soi enough here 10 make
market spring lambs quofahie w 70
SIS warnings 10 ti3 ana ewes S550ds
according 10 grade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Politicians Reluctant to Apply Controls

While Baruch thinking physical of how the
tona economy operates. the politicians
controls numerically
reluctance adopt simultaneously the
policies which Baruch recommended Similarly
delay accepting the lessons mobilization which
Baruch had learned the first world
frvoliy which politicians approach
economic concepts it currently reported Washington that
the consideration
individuals and proposed
than by the late r. Dana Skinner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
u. ). Alcohol Corp.
Merges With Unit

NEW YORK, July 16-Stock-
holders have approved merger of
u. S. Industrial Alcohol Corn
with its operating subsidiary L. Z.
Chemicals, Inc. and operations
of the company will be'carried on
under that name.
of directors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Buick Gets City Land
To Test War Products

FLINT. July is a test track
ION city owned property 10 be
used by Buick Motor division for
testing war products. is 10 be laid
out SoQu. after Il formal AGrcc-
ment IS reached The city today
had given tentative approval for
use Of the land by Joe company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Rehedring Sought
In York Ice MerQer

NEW YORK, July 10 Petition
has been filed for rchearlng of a
decision handed down by the
Third United States Circuit Court
of Appeals on June 10 that ap-
proved the merger Of the York Ice
Machinery Corp. with It's SubSidi-
airy. York Corn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
NJ S. Rakey,er
M S. Rakey.ef
Economic Remedies
Of ThirfieS OutlnOded

sincere letter of comment from Brooklyn reader
incongity OF rolling back
pointed is indication OF the survival
Of prewar emotions toward the economic system
well who in their economic
political ideas fighting battle OF the depressed
thlrties.
Such obsoescence is dangerous.
The remedies of the thirties intended for different
emergency the paradox of amidst plenty
Accordingly schemes devised the hres to subsidze
and to share the work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Policies Of Thir+ies Not Adaptable Today

If the policies Of the the we'll adapted TO
the earlier situation almost ace evidence OF their
suitability when the Instead OF
surplus of labor the faces shortage In
stead of surplus goods the people face the prospects rapidly
shrinking inventories of supplies for civilians.
Accordingly II high time for scrappng devices for limit
the productivity of the individual and for arhcaly stmua
ing his desire
the affirmative side it time for great administrative
competence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Commonwealth Bank
Declares Dividend

The Commonwealth Bank has
declared the usual semiannual
dividend of 81 per share on the
common stock, payable August /
to holders of record July 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
DefrOit-Mith. Stove
Votes 10t Dividend

Deiroit-Michigan Stove 60. has
declared a dividend of 10 cent, on
the common. payable july 81 To-
holders Of record July rs Prov
Gus payment WAS Tho same
amount on April 10