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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Exchange Head
Gives Program
For Postwar

RICHMOND. NA-.-AnX-19-LLPl
Executives OF stock exchange
member firms today studied a
seven-point program outlined by
President Emil Schram of the
New York exchange 10 open new
frontiers for business and re
sumo progress as nation" during
the postwar years
Schram, speaking last night be-
fore the board Of governors Of
the Association Of Stock Exchange
Firms. declared that enterprise
must be released from "unneceS-
sary obstruction" by the govern
ment His program, he said
would bring about a steady i'm
provement IN living standards. The
meeting closes today
Delay in conversion IN such a
plan as his own. he added, might
result in A domestic Pearl Har-
Dor" in the sense Of termination
of the war and find US wholly I'M
prepared
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Flights Of Fancy

If you want 10 indulge in
flights of fancy. glance at some
of the applications for new
routes which have been deluging
the Civil Aeronautics Board in
Washington. One that came TO
this desk is from the Chicago
and Southern Air Lines, which
has just filed an application TO
extend its routes 10 Singapore.
Batavia, Mexico City. Rio de
Janeiro. Buenos Aires. the
Caribbean and GA cities in the
Limited Statas.-----
The air line sent along an "air
age time table that gives lot of
room for dream travel. For in
stance. from Chicago to Singa-
pore will take only 81 hours and
30 minutes TO cover the 9,601
miles by the great circle"
route. 1t took p days by steam
ship in prewar days.
Or, if you like, you can fly
from st. Louis TO Nome, 1858
miles, in 20 hours 81 minutes,
against 8 days 10 hours by train
and ship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Voluntary Rating

However. Westinghouse has
appealed for permission 70 start
al an arbitrary 3 per cent rat
ing AT the arsenal and keep II
separate from the companys
permanent civilian pay roll.
The reason for this j. the me-
chaniCS Of the compensation law
whereby If a company'S unem-
ployment load shows a drastic
increase us expense rating IN
creaScS proportionatcly until II
reaches the maximum Of 4 per
cent
on tho surface il would APP
pear 10 be a very maEnaninaouS
gesture. but tho facts indicate
that II is merely an aStutc and
buSincsslikc move on the part Of
Westinghouse 10 keep from be-
inC penalized in the future for
having managed the arsenal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Pea Names Finite
Chief Of 7esf Section

FLINT, Nov. 19-Norman' Nc
Neil. former Flint resident who
learned 10 fly because he lived
across the road from Bishop Air
port today is chief of the flight
test section of Pennsylvania-Cen-
trial AirlineS.
A pea captain who became
co-pilot on the Detroit flight in
1899. Mcneil has served in the
airlineS military transport dlvl-
sion and later became assistant 10
Capt J VI. Shut military trans
port division flight training chief
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Stocks Show
Mixed Trend
In Light Trade

Nr,w YORK, Nor-f9-tEP4---
Stocks opened narrowly irregular
today with volume light. Bonds
were steady. Cotton futures
opened unchanged 10 3 points
lower.
Gains of - point each were
noted IN ChrySler, General Elec-
trio, New York Central. Para
mount. Bethlehem Steel and Cru
chile Steel. Great Northern Rail
way preferred was up q AT "A y
Mack Trucks frmed - 10 81.
American Telephone was down
= at l54As and !, point declines
we're noted IN Commonwealth q
Southern preferred. Sears Roe
buck and Union Pacific.
A sizeable group Of stocks
opened AT the previous close, IN
Guiding Public Service OF New
Jersey. Socony-Vacuum. L. s.
Steel, American Distilllng, Allied
Mills, Southern Pacific, Texas
Company, American Car and
Foundry Atlantic Coast Line, In
ternational Nickel and Consoll-
dated-Vultee Aircraft.
American Zinc opened on a
block Of $500 shares AT un-
changed. There were few other
blocks Of 1000 shares to 200
shares. bat in most instances the
initial transactions were small.
Trading continued light after
the opening with prices holding
steady around the initial levels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
RuIllI Sees
Tax Cuts
AfterWar

NEW YORK, Nov ~ CINS -
BeardSley RUM author of the
pay-as-you-go tax plan, had some
words Of encouragement for har-
ried taxpayers today.
Taxes Will become lighter after
the war despite the huge national
debt, he declared in an article in
the current WomanS Home Com
panion Magazine
1ff'ffre government according 10
Ruml, who is chairman Of the
Federal Reserve Back Of Now
York need not embark on tax
program 10 pay off holders of
L. 5. obligations on schedule.
Even II the government had
trouble borrowing from investors
or commercial banks, Ruml ex-
planned, il could always receive a
deposit on the books OF the Fed
eral Reserve Bank in return for
its note.
Taxes" he said. Should be
used To retire government bonds
a. they come due only after We
have reached a high level of
peacetime employment. And
then kn
lower than they are today"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Rail TO Vote
First Dividend

NEW YORK, Nov 10 tINSl-
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Rail
road directors are scheduled 10
meet today and are expected 10
declare the first dividend on the
common in the roads history
a payment Of about 30 cents is
expected. tho n Y. Journal
American said today
Earnings OF the road have in
creased substantially in the last
two years. with net per common
share for the first half Of 1913
about $3.50. nearly equal TO the
S3.77 carried in all 1912
FIRST dividend on the 81 Class a
Stock-59 cents-waS paid Jan. ID
and the s. rate maintained since
then.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Justified Move

7 repeat that Westinghouse :
stand IS. IN my opinion both
justified and sound | sec no
reason why the firm Shoyld be
penali1cd because OF us opera
ton Of the arsenal In the first
place and secondly u IS-not e
Westinghouse plant but L :
arsenal
Tho ruling. which Viii be
handed down by tho United
States Social Security Board
tho Michigan Law IS patterned
after tho federal aet-will be
awaited with interest by every
manufactures operating more
than one plant. the question
beng. of course. whether on
not rates shall be set by plants
or on A Conpany-widc basis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Auto
Graphs.
Reyon, Cotton Yarn
for Synthetic Tire
Production Boosted
BY SILER FREEMAN

The War Production Board
has ordered expansion of high
tension rayon yarn production
by 1000, 900 pounds to meet
requirements Of manufacturers
of military snd heavy-duty civil
iaa synthetic rubber tires tn
1914 and l945 This will boost
total output of rayon 10 1885,
100000 pounds.
Cotton tire cord production
for 1914 is scheduled for 275,-
100000 pounds
To meet this goal. the U. S.
Rubber Co. has reconVerted two
more of its textile mills from
the manufacture of duck TO tire
cord. The mills are at New Bed
ford. Mass, and Shelbyville,
Tenn.
This makes four mills of the
company now devoted to tire
cora production. CHATTER fabric.
another important item in maxi
ing tires, Will continue to be
made At Shelbyville.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
M. S. RuEeyser
m. S. Rukeyser
Golden Gate Area
Breaking Records

SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 19Wh the Golden Gate the chief
embarkaton point for in Asia the Bay area swollen WIN
emergency activities according local leaders the peak OF
activities has reached
If business of be conSid
trade which subject question then this reached an
unprecedented height 1912 activity
the previous And breaking records stu IN
order sharp rally taking place from the summer plateau IN
index reached 1888
above August
The ninemonth cumulative index pa per cent above
last September bank cearlngs made alIne ohS
of and bank debts OF Sl53OOZO were
highest 1929 when transactions securities were
Real sales September the highest ms year
currently chronic status OF passing
Hotels crowded. and
hlZnrs here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
PostwdrProjectS
Aired at Forum

LANSING. Nov 10 Expanded
public housing. rapid re-conver-
sion OF industry 10 peace produc-
ton. relocation Of returning sol
diers.. and scores of other postwar
needs were discussed and recon-
mepded At forum conducted
here by the Junior Chamber of
Commerce.
Representatives of government.
religion. industry. business, labor
and numerous other fields. num-
bering more than 200 persons,
participated in the discussions
which emphasized extensive plan
ming on a national scale.
Elmer Hanna, secretary to Gov
Kelly. said that Michigan now
has 100000 men in the armed
forces. many of whom never had
a job. He revealed that the state
is making plans for providing
work for the returning soldiers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
SOUND ECONOMY

Schram said the government
should, 10 establish "a sound, pros
porous and peaceful economy;
Accept as guiding princi-
pie the fact that our economy
IS dynamic. not static and ma
ture.
2 Nourish the profit motive
and not merely tolerate IT AS the
elemental instinct of American
life.
2 Redesign the federal tax
structure 10 allow business 10
build reserves adequate for fl
nancing not only changeover TO
peacetime production but also for
enormous expansion required TO
satisfy postwar requirement Of our
people.
4-Settle disturbing problems
such as renegotiation and cancel
lation of war contracts. disposition
of government-ow ned-financed in
dustries and release businessmen s
energy for other urgent problems.
5-Gear the demobiiization of
service mon and women and other
government employees 10 private
enterprises capacity 10 absorb
them.
8-Present blueprint Of A
postwar public works program
7-Outline a definite concept
of Americas part in rebuilding the
world
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Detroit Livestock Market

heifers eligible down 30 s. and below
CALVES Weeks receipts. 523. Com
pared last weeks close steady ~ 81 cents
lower. Late top and bulk good and choice
vealers SIS. 50, medium grade Si2 50r ID
mostly xl3fsIi.5O, Gull and common Kinds
S5r Il
HOGS Weeks receipts . 800 Compare
last weeks close mostly steady 10 cents
higher except 10000 To-. 20 cents higher
Late bulk is0-3O0.lh butchers tlJ iOp
i3TS. part deck 2i0-lb rail hogs Si3 SIS 3
400 tOO-lb butchers S13 so if0-160-lb
hght tights Sil.50H Il IS; some l5j-l7i.
ms Si2 son 10 rs. hulk sows Sil IS ~
1925
SHEEP Weeks receipts Is $50 Com
pared last weeks close In spite Of late
strength lambs finished SiTi2i lower
sheep 80 cents 10 81 lower. Good 10 choice
native wooded lambs Si2 50 20 m n 3
Si2 IS with bucks out AZ 81 -d-~--,a4--iog.
Si3. Gull and common lIS>rt throwoui lambs
closed az S3us.S0. 
m m o n 20 choice
slaughter ewes, $3.50 r few eulls down
10 So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19

Feature Of the weeks livestock
trade AZ the Detroit Stockyards
was tho sharp price break suffered
BY all grades of lambs and sheep,
In spite of late . cents recov-
cry. lambs finished 81 TO S.2o
lower than late last week Sheep
declined 50 gents to 81 Medium
and good $fe crs held close to
steady but low grade light grass
steers and heifers remained a drug
on the market. Cows broke
sharply, Gamers and cutters
strengthened little late but not
nearly enough TO overcome the
carly decline. Swine prices held
close 10 steady. any price changes
were in the form Of mild upward
readjustments.
pared asst weeks close Medium snd good
steers and yearlings steady TO zoe loNet.
mostly about STEADY hurdensome supply
low grade gfass steers and heuers 20 SftCn
as catch basis Al weak TO unevenlN lVwef
prices COWS, 5Oc\to 10, 7jc lower bulls STEADY
to fully use lower. stock cattle, still draggy
any price revlsons being toward lower
leNeE -Four iuhds COCO SUI @VN-luf ~
steers and yearlings. $3.50 1923 numerous
loads and lots mixed medium 10 good grass
and shortfed steers. Si3 50 y 10 so. best
Kentucky grassers. Sif25: medium grade
steers largely Alig 1925, native grassers
largely Si2 down.
cutter and common grass steers. so
~ So few extremely thin individuals below
81 Gamer to medium grass heifers, s. 80
70 ii.50. sprinkling good cows, Si0n 10. so;
common 20 low. good cows closed at 81. 25T
SO, Gamers and cutters. 50. 50ft7: mainly
So Is down. nedlarn-Ana-S GOD ..-.S--Ss~ ---.-
q ~. odd head strictly good beef busc
~ 2-.+-el.llAs- and-canmnn- hullS--x6-501-
so: few little canner bulls down 10 s.,
good TTS-lh white face feeding steers. Sil
medium ss7.lb. horned stookers, ta.ao: IN
ferior. light oH-eoiored stock steers and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19

Economic Development have al
ready accepted invitations TO the
conference, the NAM, said, and the
acceptance " of Eric Johnston,
president Of the United States
Chamber Of Commerce, is under
stood to be assured.
"Such a conference does not
represent compromise in the
basic position Of either labor or
management and does not mean
that anybody Is ready TO throw
in the towel" Crawford said in
"a statement 1T does mean.
believe. that we agree that a
policy toward reasonablencSs
-~iti-rrrrv-uS-furtheF rhan
policy Of conflict along toward
our common goal of better
standard of living for ALL"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Flint Manager Plans
; Department Merger

FLINT. Nov. 80 Merging of
the building inspection, plumbing
inspection and electrical inspec-
ton departments today is being
advocated by City Manager Gun
dry who said that he will propose
such move 10 the city commits
sion in the near future.
Gundry said all three. depart
ments would be combined and
placed under a new head to be
Ly7own as, chief of safety inspec-
ton. position to be~filled through
civil service examination.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
u. 5. Gives Warning
On Copper Products

WASHINGTON. Nov. 19-Gov-
eminent prices will not be paid 10
those holders of copper products
and copper-base alloy products
who have not expressed willing
ness by Nov. 80 10 sell at such
prices. the Copper Recovery Corp.
has announced The corporation
said it would not necessarily buy
all material which holders have
expressed willingness to sell by
that date.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Farmers Market

FRUIrS-Apples Baldwins mo 81
x Z . % bs Mcintosh No s3.soq4 bu I;
!. 90 bu No ?, 81 So Greetings No.
]. S3af3 so bu No 2 So Northern
Spies fancy 81 % bu. No /. 50 SOGIt:
No ? 1850 wsecners No /. san
9 ,. 20 hu No ? s. steele,s Red Ne. /.
- 30 ! hu No S2a2 so
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS -
celery cahhsee No 81 25al.73 bu !;
No 81 Leaf lettuce dollhouse No. /.
s 80, lo-ih bask outdoor. -. 75c hu.
Endive. fancy - So hu 40 81 25m
30 No ST. Escaroie fancy. 81 so
~ No ! 9Dc 81 NJ .. 75c
VEGETABLE GREENS cahhag }
greens No / Si9i 20 hu collaras No.
] slai Is bp Kale. No / Sol so hu
Spinach. Ne T. 81 i04i so hu Mustard
greens No y 81 Turu.p greens no. l.
VEGETABLES CInceaaucous) -Bee,..
topped No . syn 31 bu No ? 81 SO.
BroccoA No 50 JOu4 bu Cabbage
Ne 81 25a 80 uu SO ? 81 Red
81 so curly cab6sse No J. Sol Is
ru Carrots punched 40. I SidIt0
dor hchs topped No. S225n2 50 bu
No 81 rs CauuHower fancy. 81. 80
bu No 50 oo43i 80 2 80. Celery
IN 81 a No ~, 'SS tslsE{4 fancy, y =
BOW sos .EeurS ~ h So doS Yen.
NON : 81 H'rsc radish. No T. N1W225
( 75c@si 4oz bcSs Ticks No. 30 ~ 7 40
so i0z bcts onions green. no y 81
al % doz bchs dry No. l. 81 50n so
Sob sack. psrsnips fsncy, Ant5 -
bu NJ 81 5oH3 10. ?, 81 Parsley
partley No D. Use % 81 dor ochs Pots
toes--So " 90n32S 100 Ibs No. 2.
81 30 Pumpkins. 81 . 2 So bu Rsdlshes.
red dollhouse No. 81 don bchs Rus-
u
ucious. 80 T. ~ 71H2 IS bu HUBBARD,
Va 81 % uu No q 81 as.
-sl-.E---- ~ T.
~ 20 25 Tomatoes Ahuthouse 81 i4-lb
basket TurRiff punched No qOc u 81
guE hcha tluual - II III = "a 49,
80 > 81 veEctanls oysters No 4.
81 So d0E bchs
Zoos Latse nsa2q so.aos eass,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Stress Cooling System

The Importance of the cool
ing system 10 your cars con-
tinued operation is stressed in
booklet Just issued by Du Pont.
Take Care Of Your Cooling
System 1t tells how the COOL
ing system works, how TO pre-
vent troubles and the value Of
regular service.
The booklet points out that
good antifreeZe compounds do
more than keep the water from
freezing up. They also guard the
system against rust, corrosion
and scale. The rust inhibitor in
the anrI-freeze is valuable
weapon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
One Happy Family!
Labor, Management Leaders TO Sit in First
Round Table Discussion

NEW YORK. Nov. 10 up
Labor and management leaders
will sit down together for their
FIRST round table discussion on
Dec. S>when the heads Of the AL.
Go. the Chamber of Commerce
Of the United States and the Ma
tional Association of Manufacture
ers confeE on postwar employment.
the NAM announced today
The meeting Win taEe place
during the second war congress of
American industry.
William Green. president of the
American Federation OF Labor
Phillip Murray president OF the
-ConGEe&S-ef- 4,,.4ti- tii2t--4 l4.-se4a41-4-
-trUry,- e. Crawford, president
Of the NAM, and Paul Hoffman,
chairman of the Committee on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Bankers Study
Conference Set

LANSING. Oct "a 1UPl-Ray
q Brundace. executive secretary
Of The Michigan Bankers ASSocia-
ton. announced today that the
societyS annual study conference
viii he held in Lansing and on tho
campus of Michigan State College,
Dec 9-l0
The conference Is being Spon-
sorcd Jointly by the State Banking
Department. Michigan State Col
loge The University of Michigan
and the Michigan Bankers ASSoci-
alton Brundage SAID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Flint Dairy Farmers
To Attend Meetinq

FLINT. Nov. l9- Harold Zor-
len. United Dairy Farmers re-
Cional director, today announced
that he will accompany a delega-
ton of Flint area farmers 10 a
meeting OF the Greater Detroit
Consumers League tomorrow
where the need for higher milk
prices Will be considered
Zorlen said that while local
farmers are receiving better
prices than those near Detroit, a
further increase would be sought
here if the Detroit price Is
boosted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Mexico City Jaun+

Coming TO Detroit, should you
like 10 visit Mexico City for
weekend. you can shoot down
there in II hours and al min
utes. The 2,154 miles takes 70
hours by train. From Houston,
Tex, to Batavia in the East
Indies would only take mat
ter Of 81 hours 81 minutes for
the 11,259 miles that took bet
ter than three weeks by steam
ship.
That gives YOU an idea OF
what international travel will
be like, if and when.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
BEST IN THE WORLD

He said il was evident that
American people have decided
that a private enterprise system
is the best in the world. and that
that decision was arrived at after
several years experimenting with
a system mixing the practice Of
capitalism with the philosophy of
socialism"
John l.. Clark Of the New York
firm of Abbott. Proctor and Paine
was reelected president Of the
association.
Other officers chosen were d. j.
BogarduS, Los Angeles, first vice
president: Springer II. Brooks, st.
Paul. Mimi. second vice president;
N. Livingston Delafield, New
York. treasurer. succeeding w B.
Haffner, also of New York. and
w. w. Peake. New York, re-
elected secretary.
w. +. Huger. Atlanta was
chosen member Of the board of
overnors succeeding Malon
Courts. Atlanta. now in the navy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Meat
Smoked

PONTIAC. Nov. 19-Thousands
Of meat ration points literally
went up in smoke here yesterday
when delivery truck loaded with
beef and pork was destroyed by
fire at Opdyke and Auburn roads.
The driver. John Lessard. 80,
OF 2034 Knollwood, is in serious
condition al ST Joseph Hospital
with a possible skull fracture and
second degree burns,
The truck left the road. over
turned and burst into flames,
police said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
amt Jobs Wait

Car and truck paint jobs are
being Hld up by the War Pro-
duction Boards small alloca-
tons of quick drying enamels
and lacquers for this work.
Paint manufacturers say they
are unable TO obtain the neces-
sary solvents to make enamels
for the after-market field.
The solvents. put under allo-
cations recently by WPB, are
being used TO make explosives
and war material paints. The
paint manufacturers say there
IS no satisfactory substitutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19

Corp. where he was assistant dis
trict manager 81 Detroit Pre-
yiouSiv he was with the Wheeling
steel Corp for Is years His en-
tire business career has been spent
IN contact with automotivc> man
ufaCturcTS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
BAY Area Leaders Already on Postwar Planning

the bay leaders are already De-
plans In addition 10 grandloSe
long plans leaders especially concerning with prof.
the transition
economy For tins purpose ihey
have devised so-caled pile plan which consists OF
practical inventory jobs and markets that WI" be aNalaoe
Immediately upon OF the shooting This work pie
idea which adopted by other critics expected TO
provide backlog private which Will last through
OF transition perhaps six months 10 TWO years
the book count the population OF me nne
counties making has 10 2O3lO1O compared
with 1910 ccnsus Of 1734 30S for the same
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19

ing 70 an an
nouncenent by
Roy Fruehauf,
vice president
in charge OF
operations o {
Z he FTuchaut
company
Caulley be-
comes aSSOCldi-
cd with FTue-
hauf after 10
years with the
Republic Steel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
San Francisco Has Share Your Home Cenpaier

The result crowdng and housing shortage
which part share your home campaign
take since 1871 nan
been invested the area in 10000 ne" iay
of housing =
Local stacians computed 1910 contracts for
ships bay been awarded ~ cost
of s. ForysX constructed at cost
of S124.O00O00 49,. -.
This one Of ports which regards itself As the
gateway r0rhc Pacific Competition cities out here
one OF The healthy aspects growth and development
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
EARNINGS
CHEsAPEAKE A OHIO RwY.

Z
Ten months ended Oct. 81:
1913 1892
Net income s2s. 3i7, 1853 S25. oss 2so
Com. share earnings s3.3s 1921
Oct. net income s27l0,57t Se.4is.5si
PENNSYLVANIA r. r.
Nine months ended Sept 30.
1888 1912
Ne, income $50 $50. 37s S63,5es, SIC
Com share. earnings s4s2 si.s3
Sept net income IS 6si,57l Si3 Ss2.s4s
not sroN LIGHTING AND PowEa
oct net income s272 so2 s35s. 7os
LONG ISLAND r. r.
Sept net income sis2l So s32
LOUISVILLE a NASHVILLE r. X
Nine months ended Sept. 80
1913 1912
Net income Si3 1881 37e $40. 1913. 900
share earning. :, si ssS =, IS - y
wEsTI>GHorsE ELECTRIC
Ntne months ended Sept 80
Net profit Sit.ie1 SOS Sli.3Ts.217
Per common share si.52 1885
HfCI.A MINING 60.
Quarter ended sept 30
Ne profit Sl5T.ti7 Sili a12
share earnings loo SIC
Consolidated STEEL
Fiscal year ended Aug. 81.
1g43 1912
Ne, profit 81 7e3520 81 4qs goo
Per common share xlO.53 IS
So
RELIANCE ~MANtFACIt RING
Nine months ended Sept 80
la43 1872
Net profit 1888. 9e2 Ssi3. SIS
Per common share N.o7 50 -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Production Of Rdyon
Sets All Time Mark

NEW YORK. Nov. 19-U. s.
production of rayon in 1913 will
approximate 65S,000,000 pounds,
setting a new production record,
William c. Appleton. president of
American ViScose Corp. stated.
This compares with $4,000, 600
pounds in 1912 and 573,000,000
rounds in l94l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Set Maximum Price
On Mixed Fertilizer

WASHINGTON, Nov. IDOL
lars and cents maximum prices
are set by OPA for every grade
of mixed fertilizer superphosphate
and potash whose manufacture
and sale is permitted by WA
between vartou 5
grades and between various sell
erS of fertilizers are eliminated.