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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Son S Allotment
To Mother Stops
# She Mdrries
Fighting Mans Friend;

L. A: OF I set married "ll
my allotment checks from my >oi
In the navy stop
A-The family allowance i
stopped when YOU cease 10 he
dependent on your son for sup
port.
Mrs r: Q ! have q brother
In the air corps. tie has made me-
beneficiary OF his insurance Ny
mother Is very old and feeble anC
he feels She VIII not lNC 20 colleC,
il. / have two other brothers that
he does not feel should receive
any Of the money
In case of my death would I'M,
be turned over 10 my husband OF
20 them Can ne sign my huS'
bands name with mine as bene'
tciary?
MOTHER WOULD BENEFIT
All YOU should predecease
the insured. and your mother was
living. she would receive the i'm
sursnce instruments remaining
unpaid. Unless otherwise desig-
mated by the insured, and II
your mother H. no longer living,
your brothers would receive the
bsiance Of the insurance.
Your husband cannot he
named beneficiary OF your
brothers insurance.
Mrs. ID. j. D.: Fighting Mans
Friend does not answer queS-
tions pertaining 10 deferment for
physical reasons. lnasmuch as
no two cases are alike, a phySi-
cal examination must he given
20 determine the degree he is
handicapped by such physical
defect.
p. s. Dr.: A-Only your draft
hoard can tell you what your
chances are of ever being called
again. Call them for this infor-
nation.
SHOULD NOT BE WORN
c. r. d.: A-The T.. s. pins
mentioned in your letter should
not be worn by plant protection
guards.
Mrs. F. A. NJ: Q-My husband
will be as years old in June. vii
he be reclassified into Class A
Ayes.
Mrs. p. c.: Q-My husband was
drafted March Is. We were mar
RED since Pearl Harbor, and have
one child. Am | entitled to Class
A allotment?
Ayes.
Mrs. VI. v. L.: Ale should
apply for citizenship papers
through the immigration and
Naturalization Service.
Mrs. b. S.: Q-My husband
vas classified in ga until noti-
fed" and recently has been
-eclassified into IA until nOti-
Gcd." Could you please tell me
what until notified" means:
We have been married five years
and have no children. His boss
considers him a necessary man
and asked for an occupational
deferment but his draft board
refused TO grant such deferment.
Can We make an anneals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Your Horoscope

Frances Drake,
The Detroit Times,
i,3 Times Square, Detroit, Mich.
Please SEND MY NDIVID-
UAL HOROSCOPE. PERSONAL
DAILY G UIDE and LUCKY
CALENDAR for the first SIX
months OF 1919.
! Was Born
Month ..,........... Day go.
Send sc and Sci{-A2iresr8
Stamped EHiei0tr
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09
uAW.clo TAXES STAND

Detroit. June Gins Demands
for dismissal OF union members
and company officials responsible
for the current Packard strike and
condemnation OF John l.. Lewis
for his coal strike Monday had high
lighted the closing sessions OF the
annual UAW.CIO Ford national
conference. President Roosevelt
was urged TO use every means at
his disposal to apprehend persons
who urged Packard workers not 10
work with Negroes and to bring
them to trial for working against
the United States. The conie-
rees termed Lewis actions harm
full to America and traitorous 10
the best interests Of the organic
ed labor movement"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09
Real Estate
Houses Eer SAFE


SIX ROOM HOUSE. newly painted
walts exterior. eomplsts s2ll,
-t--rs f.-1-- -r---t-- - 1890
Terms $500 down. Close IN Il
Pstt - y. Huron So 1911
WEST SIDE apartment and store
property. . stores and 3 five room
modern apartments Reasonable.
Pacs Terms g. Peet. So y, Huron
81 Phone 1871.
NORTH ST. room house, bath.
furnace. garage, nice place close
in Prize $1,000. Terms $1,000 down
X Poet, 50 y. Huron ST. Pm. l5Il
EAST MICHIGAN AVE- room
house. stool. bowl furnace, near
As e store Price $3.50. Terms
s57S down. y Peet. 80 y. Huron
St Phone 1874.
SMALL HOUSE. :. Devonshirs St
LEVER AND LEVER, $50 Ann
street.
HOUSE a. 7Ss Allen ST. r. >.
Lever, so Ann St. Phone 1891,
houses For Rent
HOUSE To RENT-Inlulre Howard
FishbeCk, StS2 l.. :. -, Plymouth
Il. J. mile east OF Frain's Lake.
Lots
Lot on West Michigan Avenue. SO
n. frontage Price $500. Terms.
500 down. Located near Second
Ave- H. Peet. 50 y. Huron St. ISL
Suburban Property 4
BEAUTIFUL West side SUBURBAN
room bungalow, many built-ln late
features. linen closets, : clothes,
throughout, fun cement basement.
automatic oil heat, automatic oil
hot water heAter, laundry trays.
double garage. l.u a. frontage on
Merrill ST Lovely lawn. Price
$500. Terms h. Peet. So n. Huron
St Phone 1874.
FIVE ACRES on corner. Beautiful
Lakeview. five room bungalow.
bath, nice basement, furniture
fruit, berries, located IN nearby
town. Price reduced 10 &325O. IL
Peet SO y. Huron. Phone 1874.
Business Property
40 FIT. business frontage on Ecorse
Road, between Davis 81. and Mich
igan Ave. Price $3.50. II. Peet. 80
y. Huron St. 1871
Real Estate Wanted
LIST your houses or farms with
Harry G, Peet. over % years real
estate experience. Many cash buy
ers waiting. Ii. Peet, 30 North
Huron St 1871.
For Sale or Exchange
- ROOM HOUSE. two apis. to ex-
change for small house or acreage
Inq. 2o2 Parsons.
Brokerage Cards
REAL ESTATE 49, General Insurance
Ross X Bower. l03 ". Michigan.
Phone $50
=. RODGERS SYLVESTER
REAL ESTAEE-Mortgages
S0i L. Forest Phone 4t9
Merchandise
WINTER COAT. spring coat dress
es, suits, size ~. Very reasonable.
Phone 2734-J. Call before 400.
Miscellaneous
TWO s-foot plate glass show cases.
wired for lights. rs W. Michigan
THREE BABY Beds, with mattress
Teeter- Babe, day-bed with slip
cover Model A Ford with good
tires. Phone 20l-J-3
20 YARDS OF TOP SOIL
PHONE l356-w
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09
JAPs CAUSE DISTURBANCE

Essex. Ont. June 9--INS-Rum-
ors that half dozen japanese had
beaten up a Canadian sailor caus-
ed a near-riot in Essex Sunday.
bringing a contingent OF Canadian
mounted police from the Windsor
barracks. 10 dispense crowds. The
Mounties sent the Japanese back
to a farm where q OF them have
been working. Police promised the
Canadian Legion that in the future
the curfew for the Japs will be
1880 p m instead OF 1850. and
they Will not he permitted in town
Saturday nights.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09
HEADACHE TO POLICE
Help wsntsd-iAsls or Female

BURBANK. Cal.-UP-The par
tlcular white elephant on the hands
OF the Burbank police consists OF
Ave fighting cocks which they con
fiscated at cock fight. Under the
law the police are not allowed to
auction them. to have them de-
stroyed as unclaimed pets, to give
them away. to beat them or even to
kill them. as the city might be
sued for destroying private prop
erty. In fact, Police Chief II.
Adams Is even committing felony
by having them In his possession.
lie thinks. however. he might be
able to board them out.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09

WASHINGTON -AP- The gov
eminent, urging full use OF "all
loyal and qualified workers. ir-
respective OF origin or citizenship
Tuesday simpllfiod the procedure
which holders OF airplane and
classified contracts may obtain
permission to hire aliens.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09
Automotive
House Trailers For Sale

SCHULTZ factory trailer for rent or
sale. fully equipped ana newly fur
uisHed 2C6 North Huron 81
Npsuauti Michigan
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09
Help wanted-Msle
MEN WANTED

TO WORK ~ A MOST Essen
TIAL INDTSTRY-M ANUEAC-
TURING GAS FOR WAR
PLANTS AND DOMESTIC
USES. This IL a national de-
Tense area-waRe scale Is high.
Permanept-year-round Jobs for
good men. Apply in person at the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09
Merchandise

WINTER COAT, spring coat dress
es, suits, size II. Very reasonable.
Phone 2734-J. Call before 400.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09
Business Property

40 FIT. business frontage on Ecorse
Road, between Davis St and Mich
igan Ave. Price $3.50. II. Peet. %
y. Huron St, 1871
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09
: Business Services Offered

BE SURE-of successful Auction.
Pm. 3ls9-W today. NJ. Osburn, Auc-
tioneer. $50 Sweet
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09

HAMILTON ST. near Michigan Ave.
room house, two complete baths,
furnace, large garage. Price $500,
Terms. H. Peet. SO n. Huron St,
1871.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09

LIST your houses or farms with
Harry c, Peet. over IS years real
estate experience. Many cash buy
ers waiting. IL. Peet b North
Huron 81 LII
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09
sItuatIons Wanted-MaIs

YOUNG Man desires part time
Bookkeeping and general office
work Box N-f5 Cara Press
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09

MODERN apartment house 8
rooms. baths. close in. West
Side near Normal. $4,000. Terms. II.
Peet. 50 y. Huron St. Pin. 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
FoStorid Clinic
Proves Popular

Approximately 500 Detroit
industrial executives and plant
operating officials VIII have visited
The ncV laboratory and showroom
oi the FoStorta Engineering ScrV-
200 Detroit Branch during the two
day formal showing NczterdaN and
today. according to J. L. Stump
manager
Tho ncU shnWrnnm- he said vii
no q permanent exhibit and dem
onslraton Of permanent lighting,
baking and drying units. and de-
hydraung and preheaung equip
mont
During the tVo-day affair open
discus ION were hold on problems
involving ,nfra-rcd processes and
localized filterinC, related TO preci-
sion grinding processes
In attendance were George +
McdlnEer pres dent Of FostorIa
Engineering r /. Bates, vice
president and sales manager; VII
lard Crandall. manager Of mira
rcd designing and planning Larry
GochclS manager and designer al
Lighting equipment, and r l.
Erase district manager for Eos
tOrIa Pressed steel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Late Selling
In Rails Hits
Stock Market

NLW YORK. May : CINSl-
Last hour selling in tho rails
brought a sharp reaction IN the
stock market today after some
sections had moved TO new peaks
IN a mixed list.
Losses in carrier shares ran 10
, points. while leaders generally
fcll a pont or moro.
Swcllcd by the last hour turn
over, sales crossed two million
shares for the fourth SUCCESSIVE
day The ticker ran minute late
for a short time. due 10 the food
OF selling
Santa r. tumbird moro than .
pants, and most other active rail.
feu point or more ChrNSicr
dropped 2 points, along with Amer
lean Telephone.
\ long list or representative
issues fell a. least = point. In
Guided were Bethlehem. Anaconda
Westinghouse, American Smelling
International Telephone United
Aircraft, American Airlincs. L. s
Rubber. American Car and FoIn-
CRY. American Locomotive Inter
national Nickel and international.
Harvester.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Auto
Graphs
Morrow Krum's Death
With Gen. Andrews
Saddens Industry
BY SILER FREEMAN

The death Of Morrow krum
with L. Gen. Frank NJ. Andrews
and Il others on that Inflated
bomber IN Iceland has saddened
many in tho automotive indus
try. AS publicity director for
the Studebaker Corp. for many
years he had won many friends
IN the industry.
Morrow was an enthusiastic
fier lie had been a hier in the
first world war and if he had
had any choice in the matter, he
would have preferred to die just
as he did, on wings.
Morrow Krum was AZ years
old az the time of his death. He
was the former automobile edi-
tor and the first aviation editor
Of the Chicago Tribune. For Is
years he was publicity director
Of Roche, Williams &, Cunnyng-
ham Of Chicago, in charge Of the
Studebaker account.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Unique Press Parties

Morrow showed unusual ver-
satilitY in planning press parties
around preview time, when au-
tomobileS instead of arms were
being made in the plants. His
last party was in August. 1871,
which he staged with a distinct
martial air. uniforms and all.
The late Chris Sinsabaugh par
ticipated in this as one of the
generals" Of the two armies
which Morrow lined up in South
Bend.
vas in April. 1912. that
Morrow was made major in
the army. Later he was sent
tn England. where he had charge
Of public relations for the Euro
pean theatcr. He rose TO colonel.
Many stories floated back TO
Detroit about his activities in
England One Of the last was
about his staging a Christmas
party for A group of orphans in
London. with Morrow acting as
Santa Claus. II was no doubt AS
entertaining as his press parties.
Prior TO leaving with Gen.
Andrews on the Iceland trip,
Morrow staged a reception for
80 London-based correspondents
To meet the general. They took
off shortly after on the Inflated
fight.
Col. Krum leaves his widow
and a son, Michael.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Farmers Market

FEUIT-Aprles RslGvfrs fancy SO
. o. hg 40. J. $1,000 .. Delicious
faur, S4Tf25 m. 50 !. S2H25', No
50 20 Mcintosh fancy - iug bu 80
SgH32 p 80. . 81 1o Scrircfn Srys
fancy. - Sons npi 30 J. S3H % No
81 80 Jors'aars fancy =. 7if' Pa
So Xo12 500 80 2 81 30 SieeIes Rcd
fsrC,. 80. 5o14 ~. -. ]. S54j23t NJ
LETTUCE AND SALAD on Ems
-A-ae--4 & a--t4--se.>r-A>n
: 81 - 80 Q 81
VEGETABLES Beet' tonped 40 :. &.
~ $50 bu. No .. Sl21. Carrots topped
80 s. COLLIE M NJ 2 81 Chiyes
So. r.. 75crSi doz Horseraalsh. fa0cy
SG ~. No FL 50 toq4 80. ? 81 so
t,crng. 40 I. 81 ~ doz ocns Onions
A., 80 : s. 75H3.7i, 80. . y p
onions green. 30 ! q5c doz b,ns. Par
ships -" san 3 so nY 10 g s. -
P.ark Rsdisnes. No s. bu. Ru'abacaE
81 754225 bo Sp.rach 30 I rs IN
T4r~ip topped. NJ l. s. - on 10
. - Fhubarr.- dollhouse fancy. 80 = Trt
--lh box. choice. SOC small. s. a"z
osrs Vegetable oysters, NJ. !, soc p 81
fLANTs-vess,aoies. s25 na, flow
Larss N3al2.5o 3a-4ol cases
MEDIUM. SIIIl2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
On the
Business
Front
BY MAED SCHULTZ
Iim's financial IditOT

Alyan MaCaulcy Jr. National
Bank of Detroit executive who
took a promlncn. part i'm The re-
cent Second War Loan Drive,
called 10 tell me some of tho in
terosting thing, they discovered
about where the money came
from
~ check ,'ith some Of our
men who were selling to private
individuals disclosed that many
Of the purchasers already were
having 10 per cont deducted
from their wages each week
under the pay roll plan he SAID
Nac9ulCN went on 90 say that
there was an unusually high pro-
portion Of cash purchases
"Onc of our employees here in
the bank remarked that a sub
staRttal proportion Of this WHs
money coming out of boarding. -
he added "N hen | asked him
how he could tell, he explained
that WadN of bills were held to-
gether with elastic bands and
when he removed the band, IL
very frequently broke. II had
been hNing around ~ long that
the rubber was rotten"
And although ! forgot 10 tx
NaCau'cV about thus. I'm told
that gossip around 'ho street
predicts Tho nc\' duNc VIII be-
in June and that the goal Viii hc
TWENTY THREE BILLIONS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Heroes Tour Helps

After the success of the South
Pacific heroes tour of Willow
Run recently, we predicted that
similar visits would be made to
spur production at other plants.
The effect at the bomber plant
was almost miraculous, accord
ing to Ford officials.
A second group visited Muir
ray Corp. Wednesday in connec-
tion with its ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
committees Inauguration. Today
reports are that the wounded
heroes tour has already begun
10 show results with output
soaring.
Visual evidence of the ravages
Of war is lot more effective
than all the slogans and posters
devised.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Detroit Produce

Arp .W.r -u r,v g. 49,
~- .rr.s .tre.v.,s s,atr- N-..r
st- -... S. --ert ltre.s Frrs kt., ..
rsHr.-.r secs Wash ras rsHr.r.s fs~..
80 ..I. I--..r ..r r.t.. ,..-. 20 rrs.
50 -rrr p.-e.aft rr Aarse.r gr-7r
ezra fancy ana s.~r. mn (.
ssr,rAgt.- rs.t..r.a t,-s--t4 c-.s
..,.r ,,--s --r- ~ .7-rr .---.-s-, o.. a..
8 rt Wash r.~-rr- & so go H.
te.- rr lsrsrs,.. ..a g. 5aa. p, ,r va,-
e.. t...s hos. - rl.l- rr,t t..,a
r.rs.rrrs-.r rr.f stasg according 20 con-
tEOcfrOs Ca..f.-r.e fat. fair gtsf
Efs 81 t. 7ra s. go
uEk,e r.urIs 81. ts~rerg Tferrf,.|r
.f-rtnH. s-r- s. ,e.5. "a s-t#-ss pom
Vra'. .n va. pears as-f-sr, s1.4 "a
%. ts..... . ,...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
C|edrings Here
Up SIS Millions

Ebert S. Burns, president OF the
Detroit Clearing House Associa-
ton and cashier of the National
Bank Of Detroit, reports the fol-
lowing clearing figures for the
month of April, 1913: Sl47O,0S9,-
sal. compared to S943,427,570 for
April. 1912. This is an increase
Of So2o 662 27l, or a percentage
increase Of $50 per cent.
Clearing figures from January
10 April 30. 1913, were s.. 704, 100. =
332, compared 10 S3,64S, 500, 607
for the same period Of 1912. an
increase. of S2,O55 925. 725 or a
percentage increase OF 56.3 per
cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08

hottoncc occupations beside coal mining.
In Seattle for example tho labor leader who controlled truck
eventually tended olerpO"erng influence
industries
More involved than emergency wartime power.
The question whether union controlling hotteneck
permitted dictate important
large
artificial attempt 10 limit the
Of whether the activities
government Thus late CALVIN Coolidge
governor Massachusetts national figure when he
right strike Of Boston policemen
well be activities such coal mining
impregnacd degree public than
activities the bureau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
PROFIT STANDPOINT

From an earnings standpoint
tho company this year will ho
subject 10 normal tax, vhorca,
last year. duo 10 CaTTN-forWard
of losses from preceding wears
such TAX lIabAty vas negligible
ONLY SIS 600 was SCI aside from
1872 earning IA proNlGc H. pos
-In'o income taxes
Some indication az wha' NAY hC
c%rcy'cd TIM, -.oa~ i, afforded h,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Big Scrap Collection

Chevrolet dealers have rounded
up nearly 100000 tons of scrap
in eight months, William +.
Holler, general sales manager,
revealed today. Of this, more
than $1,000 tons were metal,
enough TO build 20 submarines,
10 destroyers, two cruisers and
700 Gen. Sherman tanks.
Holler credited the success of
the scrap drive to his Victory
Service League, which sponsors
patriotic activities in the deal
ers' communities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ S. Rukeyser
Sees Labor Leaders
'On Spot for Duration

Considerable indignation has hcon expressed recently the
bottlenoCk
whole
Although problem S obviously OF exaggerated degree
II should be- explored affects the pubC
OF
the power coal mining pivotal Importance in
rs well AS IN war p time of peace H ,'oppaSe OF coa nnE
should cold copardHe the health
many collective bargaining table
operators Certainly any phase Of the
calendar product principal OF
poWor would have roachng NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
ChryS|er Again
Votes IS Cents

NEW YORK May : Chryslcr
Corp has declared a dividend Of
- cents payable June u 10 hold
cr- ~ record MAY %
Tho previous payment was the
same amount or March l2
payments last year were 81 each
March - and juno 10 and - cents
each Sept u and Dec. u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Foundations Of Unions Weakened Indirectly

Although the New Deal has seemingly boon adverse 10 setting
tho and
OF
independent his-wittngly unwittingy-
Wages Hours
Security Wagner and other social
collective bargaining means OF assuring
workingmen Of fundamental rights and privileges
OF labor leaders including John L. Lewis
Of the OF
through legislative Of through collective bargaining
ultimate threat the
independent sire OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Livestock Markets
PITTsRI RCH

FfTTSBURGH May : GNs)-CATTLE
ESQ steady steers, choice. SIS 5Q1i7
Sl2 5o - IS 70. hefers good ~ choice. 81
N s medium ~ good si2 so - so; com.
mon. SaT Y cows, good % choice Sli 50
-, medium 20 good SinT11; Gamers
and cutters S. 50 " 10: bulls good q
choice Niq "a IS; common To medium
SIos1 70 30
HpiS-Ii0' active and inc higher. $50.
$50 lbs. Sl3 s51i5. 10000 his SihH
- 20 200 200 ms Sf5ni5iO. 22n. $50
lbs. Sif % y IS 10, ESQ 900 ms SI4 Is ~
Il p 2eo-3io ms So 50g - r.: list
lbs tlfnli 81 r0ughs Si3 aodi42S
SHEEP-s0o steady choice lambs Sii -
r. IS IS medium 30 good clipped S12 IS ~
n -, common lambs clipped. SS IS Il . Is
ewes clipped S5Ts vethers clipped So n 2
CALVES 100. steady GOOD 10 choice
SIG 80 II 80. medium % good, Si4HI5
clIs and common. So ~ 50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Re y on mprovised Patriotic Appeals

Having hccn SqucamSh setting legal limitations for
freedom Of activity tho British model the public
necessary mproyed patriotic appeals TO
labor is, Of course true that extra legal wartime
federal
labor leaders intended to obate the facing OF such
duration
the administration has been reluctant TO
Congress act dcirit Of unions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08

Inc and rs subsidiaries for the I.
months ended March 81 report a not m
come before speciai fsE stlus'm e0f a
g a5s s23 or - cents share IN fh'
common stock Including SSs7. os2 tax m
1usfnsnf credit for ne period 0et income
Vas 50 s23 SIS or 81 II on common Fo'
he preceding ~ months revised net IN
come before special adjustment, Vas 81
~ 247 or 81 ~ m common Inc'udirI
1871 i33 TAX adjustment crecit FOR thj
psriod n'' moons Na1 |3.a2s.57s or ii,i'
on common
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08

TOLEDO, May : dNs)-Cash grain on
track
WHEAT No. 2 rcd. $751; s3H.
CoRN--No. ? yellow, 81 osq1O7: No. Z
yellow. 81 .O4ul.0S
OATS No ? white. So ssc: No. :
white 81 p65c
sOYBEANs ? yellow. 81 70tq1.7i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08

duration labor leaders tho spot
of deliver the
form of rising living standards to their members FOR
produced by workers
Is by Of
Although the 10 hours Of
he civilian
Thus this advancing material well-belng Of
The
tears increase in real wages
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Graham Sales
Risiing; y Net
Seen 5, 100000

With the bulk Of its war work
being done for Tho air forces and
navy department, Graham-Paicc
Motors Corp. appears set to do ?
volume of bushes, this year ma
tcrlally greater than the SD C04,-
967 done last year
While tho company has some
smaller contracts with other CON
tracing agencies and as Subcon-
tractor for other companies. some
OF which may be subject 10 cut
backs or Canccllat ON n war needs
change or diminish, such losses IN
volume would not bull; largo
agains' the prospective total for
aircraft and naval use. In view Of
the current emphasis on such CON
tracts rs the latter. tho outlook
for higher sales Is favorable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
nc 400

CHICAGO Ma, = GNSl -HOGS-4 500
sfescy rCp NFSo. bulk Slis O1ii rs
nr9JeA SI4 30 agt rs MEDIUMS 50 500
~ 80. lights ga 50 so. ugh' lights
tit .3oa1fs7 packing SONS, Si425dif so
PIGS $3.50 rs
CNTTLk- 700 steady. Calves. 500
s'eatv Beef s'ecrs.N Choice SISai7 80
Mediums SO Is yearhnEs h3 ~
Butcher cattle Heifers. xi2n1sTt COWS
S1ouf4 so. bulls fIVIt SO. calves xaq
rs feeders Sl20I5 Stockers. steers
SiE1ts cows and heifers. SiOn142S
sHFEP ~ 500. stead Lambs SIS .
#QR2t common. Sfy< *. yesri.ngs
Sc so IS, ewes. 81 a50. feeders, 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

'HICAbV, Nay tINsJ-Cash gram
close
WHEAT No > hard, S1f7a. 0I.So
CORN No. mixed as per cent white
81 22i2 Nos ard 2 yellow. 81 OF: No J
yellow. - o50 as y No. s yellow 81 %
OATS-No. ? white, SIC; No white
extra heavy, 6s lsc; No. mixed heavy,
6IlzC.