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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06

THE NEW revue at the Club
Royale gets off 10 a brisk start
with the Royalettes opening 10
Rhythmic Moods" a lovely pro
duction number accented by star
dust and blue chiffon.
They are followed by clever
Stan Kramer who manipulateS
some engaging puppets who do
everything from boogie-woogie to
operate arias. Stan encoreS with
amusing limitations Of Beatrice
Kay and Jerry Colonna.
Blue eyed Rita Oehman is de-
mure picture in white lace gown,
but her songs are slightly naughty
She has a sly sense Of humor,
especially in They Always Pick
on Me, an oldie that bears re-
Viving
Paul and Paulette Blanchard
are a pair Of maniacs who have a
whale Of time dancing, clowning,
and even swallowing the custom
erS' cocktails.
Qulet-manneTed Jackie Green
dispenSes stories. and does few
creditable limitations, while the
Royalettes close the show with a
colorful South American Samba.
WONDER BAR
Aylene Mason and Ginny Brai-
nard continue 10 enchant the
patrons Of the Wonder Bar with
their warbling. Everything is
sweetness and light where Miss
Mason is concerned, her special
ties dealing mainly with the woes
and Joys of love. including such
favorites as Let's Get Lost and
Secretly"
Poppy Ginny Brainard changes
the moonlight mood when she
swings into You Can't Say No &c
a Soldier" turns on the heat with
Mexico joe and finishes with
"Fuddy-Duddy Matchmaker"
Manuel Lopez and his Mexi.
canos furnish the musical back.
ground.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06

Order War Stamps delivered
20 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
SteUadOrG
Presents
Great ShOW

JOE BANKET, whose trumpet
can be heard nightly at the Club
Stevadora, has, for our money,
one Of the best five-piece bands in
town. His piano player, Bob
Marble is a star by himself
Marbles rendition Of Body and
Soul the greatest love song of
them all, is technically excellent
as we'll as heartbreakingly tender.
Jack Durant is the master of
ceremonies out at the Stevadora
this week, and between his Jokes
and balloon tricks, which keep the
customers In stitches, he manages
to keep the place in an uproar.
The DeRoy Glamour Girls are
winSOme fouTSome and their
dance version OF Paper Doll" is
something 20 behold, while Ethel
Shepherd gives out on a few new
ones, including Mississippi Mud, E"
and a splendid version of People
VIII Say We're in Love" Incl
dentally her I've Got 10 Get Hot
IS the best of the specialties that
people keep requesting.
Bobble Clayton, in his own
words. is "acrobatical He is the
only guy we've ever seen who
juggles himself. lie does every
thing with ladders but break into
a house.
frankie Sherman sings a num-
her Of things due 10 audience re-
action, but does his best on You
Stepped Out OF Dream" while
[ Virginia DcRoy is spectacular in
+ her African Dance. That girl has
a sense Of craftsmanship. She
really puts her numbers over.
All in all, it's a show we think
you'll enjoy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
LOueIIa
Parsons
in UoAwool

HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 6-Talked
with Frank Sinatra over the tele-
phone and he gave me some news
that he thought would not hold
until he gets here Wednesday
Frank told me that after he fin
ishes Higher and Higher" at
RK-O he expects TO so on the
stage, and he is as thrilled about
il as two-year-old. He says
that he haAbeen talking 10 George
Abbott, who wants him for The
EMPIRES Daughter"
It's a swell play" said Frank.
sand / have always wanted TO be
on the stage" He means by that
other than a movie theater stage
or on the radio platform. Can't
you just see the crowd forming TO
the ieft7 l must say Mr.. Abbott
is plenty smart 10 sign Sinatra,
who today is the countrys sing
ing sensation.
HooDLUM SAINT
1.-THE TidingS," a Catholic pub
lication, has given Metro-Gold-
wsn-Mayer an idea for The
Hoodlum Saint" based on the
story OF Dempster MacMurphy,
Chicago newspaper man. Mac
Murphy was fabulous character
who has become a legend in Chi
cago because Of his quaint char
flies. He called himself the press
agent for Saint Dismas, the thief
who was canonized on the cross
by Christ.
MacMurphy died within the last
few years and his charities are
being continued by a Chicago
news stand owner see Spencer
Tracy as MacMurphy and / know
that Casey Robinson. who has
been engaged 10 write the story,
and Cliff Reid. who is assigned TO
produce 1t, agree.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06

THE BOOK CASINO trans
formed into a Hawaiian paradise
for, 10. these many weeks, still
plays host 10 the popular Islands
Revue" headed by Ray Kinney,
who is more than living up 10 his
title. Ambassador 10 the Main
land" lie and his colorful native
group have been swaying, singing
and making their music 10 record
breaking crowds al the Book, and
Judging from the enthusiastic re-
Spouse. there are plenty Of people
who find going native a pleas
urable paStlme.
Dainty Meymo Holt continues
10 out-Hula every one with her
intricate hip movements and
graceful undulationS, and the
Aloha Maids, a delectable trio
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Real Redskins

THE INDIANS seen in the
elaborate Technicolor western
"RidiHg High" are the
Mccoy. Company went on loca-
ton 10 Arizona and raided the
Paiute reservation for extras.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Rhythmic Moods Is
NeW Revue at Club ROydle
BY COLLEEN mcdonnell

damn Dale. the gal with the
come-hither songs and unique
piano arrangements. takes care Of
the early diners. from ) 10 40
Happy tidings for Marion Colby
dcvotees. The pretty songstresS,
who rose 10 fame with her dead
pan parodies. comes into the Chop
House next week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
LONDON CHOP HOUSE

The songs of exotic Ethel Howe
and the arrangements OF Maestro
Gagen and Dibert comprise the
entertainment at the London
Chop House this week.
Ethel has a new string Of tunes
10 offer which include sweet ball
lads and swing novelty ditties. She
does particularly fine job or
"All or Nothing at Al"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Book Casino Hawaiian Paradise

in colorful garb and fragrant bios
SONS, offer many intriguing native
steps. Tiny Lehua Paulson still
conWllses the most staid specta-
tors with her Historically funny
dances. and the Island Maids
strum guitars, dance and sing Of
their native heath.
Pleasant Ray Kinney directs
the revue and in addition tells
Mainlanders how the insidious Ha-
waiian rhythm got that way
while his merry group OF musl-
clans turn out smooth arrange
mentS for dancing.
Order War Stamps delivered
In Nnur home nv VOur Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17

Most grades and classes Of
slaughter cattle edged forward in
Tho price scale 10 some extent
with she stock and bulls gaining
most Of Tho bcttermenI. Hogs
finished TAG period al generally
unchanged prices while vealerS
lost around 50 cents during the
week
CATTLE Weeks salabIe receipts . us
Hf tnc cattle trade was improved this
Wefk and q arrcr volume ~ supplies was
nsnrtet freely AZ present Levels The
steer snd ,caripr trade was mJNh more
Nca''hy EVAN IsVt week Nut noN much
mrri WAS paramount ~ measurabl higher
pulled r4t w iis recent Hstless position
afforded some encouragement 20 All In
'crrsts There Was showing NJ epod
lightweight steers ~ SIS 253 IS 40 with n
rren'inrahic number afekih 1NH 10 Co. most
of these WciEhinE zap 10 loo ms. or
better.
Bui most ~ me steer crop comprised
medium -i.- good ktnrts rtfrirle 70 $3.50 -.
vifh common off s0lored kinds down 80
SO aur below Mixed steer and heffei
ycarlnEs turned 20 SIS q while most oi
tho mearer helfcr crop sold down from
fi7 DRY fed COWS sold up ~ Sl2 so
sftn IndNiduais - Sf3 while me bulk
OF common 10 good cows turned u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Embargo on Shipments

Because of The manpower
shortage and the necessity for
further conservation of opcraf-.
inc equipment. many large mo-
tor carriers, Straining 20 keep
abreast Of wartime tranSporta-
ton needs. arc being forced 10
embargo pickup and delivery Of
light civilian shipments.
Temporary embargoinC ~
such service. long cardinal
selling point Of motor truck
transportation. was predicted
today by John Bridge. chairman
of the hoard OF LccrOnc- Benedict
Ways. Inc. which company has
issued embargo notices on All
civilian shipments weighing 1000
pounds or less.
'It II rcgrettablc," Bridge said.
that this action has 10 he taken
hut the American war effort
demands an immediate adjust
ment Of our industry TO most
unusual conditions. However
much We would like Ia do No, We
cannot continue To render this
service and give our best In
prosecution of the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Detroit Livestock Market

$40 T5al2 Gamers anA cutters hulked
~ 81 Jnfi ~ 30 Outstanding bulls sold
A. Si3 50 with most good kinds az Nfi
~ IA 25 medium largely SIP 5OH 81 -.
and common and inferior lghtWeights At
$50 H.
CALVES 80 Weeks salahle receipts
I 500 on the initial session Of me week
The Vesler market dropped back 20 a
practiCal TOP -of Sl6.a0.a indie ailn4s = 's's-
N around 90 cents from he best time
last week small number 81 out /
standing vealers sold this week az Slf,
while The bulk ot good and choice kinds
az Si3Hl5 On. with cull hghtweiehts down
HOES Week - salabe receipts ESQ.
The hog trade was conducted along lines
not very far from a steady basis since
daily deVations were limited 10 10 cents
or less leaving final prices about on a
parity with 'hise prevailinc late last week
While receipts were larger than during
The corresponding period last week there
seemed 20 bc enough buying power 90
absorb the increased volume WITHOUT Sc
rious modification of me price structure
The weeks Nop at so 20 was paid spai-
,ngiy while the bulk ~ good and choice
1sO-30Oiih hogs turned AZ Si3 sAH Il 10
St3u 10 %. sows St2 25u ~ 80. a few az
s12 IS. stays generally 81
sHf-FP Weeks salabie receipts I 200
There vas no change ~ Importance IN
the sheep market this week. Best spring
lambs sold up 20 SIS ycarlnes Si3.
with most ~ ne crop. comprising low
grade grassy warnings ~ 500 Il Slaugh
Ter ewes bulked 81 IS 5ons culs down
10 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
On the
Business
Front
By WARD SCHULTZ
Ttres Financial idit0r

National steel The parent
cor-nsrv fo Detroit, GrCat
-. g.. ,-.-, -+,,a-,.~-
LAM,
conSloeIa0'c f''.''..'I. 90. '..'
tors rather chan traders oo Inc
Now YORK Stock Exchange as q
,,.4,,- i,a-rrrd.,. s,.eI com.
....-.....--.
pahN haNlhA '' ..'
loving ACCORDING To- l''".'oh,>.
Inc ItI, selling at "a l2i--iN
bj~b shC,.o ~
-, ,.t r-.-c. .,,1,-
.ho r.,Srs .,c,1 maker, has
os,-,e3 Drarfs ami .4i8 9nI-
Ger5s io 5,.er,. wear sIrcr moor
v,ora,,or il foia During TIM,
,,orioJ ! tots1 nj S15 o. q share
"a hen 5isfr.h5fed 20 stock
bol5crs ov ar aycraco of s. a
yoar Tho currart pricc COM
,,sros uitb - h,or, tcsr figure
~ eo IN 1000 and Qql. m 1897.
,--,..-- .,.--5 o.. ,...,,...,.
IN loONI''s a 80. w. ~ w.,
nusIh,SN' 49, ~ ny ny, - az ..
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Postwar Planning

A new approach 10 postwar
planning -- the solicitation Of
employees ideas on peacetime
applications OF a war product -
was revealed by Morris +. Ke-
tay. chief engineer OF the ma
rine division of BendiX Aviation
Corp.
ketay. al ceremony AZ 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 BendiN 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 I'd. 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 n food
81 practical suggestions which
covered applications in practi-
eally every industrial field"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Market
Receivers
Slightly

NEW YORK, July is (rNS)-
The stock market ecoVeFed
slightly today after profit taking
IN the final hour yesterday had
given the list its sharpeSt break
in over a month.
Gains. except in a few strong
spots. were generally fractional.
Late selling pared advances Of
some of the leaders. Trading was
quiet in the beginning of the seS-
sion. but picked up considerably
after the first hour.
Steels featured the upswing and
gains in this group ranged TO a
point or more. Bethlehem and L..
S. Steel had the widest advances
although National Steel, Crucible
and Jones and Laughlln also had
good support.
Rails led by AtchiSOn, M a
point at its high, were steady as
were amusements, copperS, oils,
rubberS and utilities. Among the
individual issues. United Air Lines
and PepSl-Cola both advanced
over a point before falling back a
little. Western Union had more
modest advance but managed to
equal its high for 1913.
Leaders refusing TO 60 along
with the higher trend included
American Telephone, L. s. Smelt-
inc. United Aircraft. and General
Electric, The curb market was
irregularly higher in moderately
active trading
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Successful!
Synthetic Tires Pass
Years Test

NEW YORK. July 16-Success-
ful tests Of heavy duty synthetic
tires. covering a years operation
on buses Of Public Service Co
ordinated in New Jersey, We're
announced by United States
Rubber Co. The synthetic used in
these tires. manufactured by L s.
Rubber was Buna s. the chief
type being turned out under tho
governments synthetic rubber
program.
Mileage ran as high as $1,000
per tire over every type of road
and operating condition subjecting
tires TO maximum punishment.
There were no failures during the
entire experiment from anN-callSe
other than normal wear the com
pany said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Auto
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 a minute
is lost from production.
For instance, the final housing
assembly was made previously
in three pieces. Now IL is being
cast in one solid piece. The
smooth. unbrokon surface will
glance off a shell which comes
at an angle, whereas the divided
sections might give The shell a.
chance 10 enter and do damage.
New machines are being set even
as thee ones are moved ont.
Outwardly. II is the same Ma
Gen, Sherman which had such A
big part in the African success.
But inside, changes arc being
made constantly. NJ ainly. II
might be said. 10 make II safer
for the boys who operate them
and fight ttCnI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Business Better

Business failures dropped 10
80 in the holiday shortened
week ending July s from 66 in
the previous fun working week.
reports Dun & Bradstrcct. Inc.
in the holiday week a year AGO
failures numbered 109.
Cases with liabilities al 5000
or more totaled only 10 com
pared with "a last week and 80
a year ago.
The weeks decline Was most
pronounced In retail trade and
commercial service. Failures n
manufacturing. wholesale trade
and construction held close TO
last weeks totals In spite of The
short week.
Canadian failures were un-
changed a. 2. a year ago there
were IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
4 anada Calls
= Bond Issues

TORONTO, July 16-J. L. us
Icy Canadian minister Of finance,
has announced cali for rcdcmp-
ZION and prior payment on Aug.
-4a- Of tSS4n67 1ea 900 government ef
the Dominion of Canada bonds at
principal and accrued interest.
Notice 10 that effect is bcine
given TO holders of S76,000000
Dominion Of Canada pa per cent
10-year bonds. due Aug. Is, f945,
and 10 holders of 100000 Do
minion Of Canada pa per cent
seven-year bonds, due JAN. Is,
1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
MEET FUTURE NEEDS

To meet future needs for an
adequate t. $. air transportation
system the airlines proposed a
network Of routes.
Between cities Of L. 6. cast
coast and Canada, certain At
lantic Ocean islands. South Amer
lea. British Isles, Northern. Cen
trial and Southern Europe, the
Mediterranean area, Africa and
Asia.
Between cities on tho west
coast OF L. s. and Canada. certain
Pacific islands, New Zealand.
Australia, Alaska, Russia. Japan.
East Indies, China and Asia.
3 Between cities on the nor
thern boundary of the l.. s. and
Canada, Alaska, Russia. East Asia.
Japan, the Philippines, East In
dies and Asia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
mo, one place where womep.
do not fit H. In making tanks"
No. | Bomber Soon

Al tho Ford bomber plant
whore Gen Graud was properly
astoundcd by the sight Of The
huge LibcratorS moving out IN
fast order. changes are also
taking place
NnLhlnE can -Anl Ln -SA.l
about them bat suffice 10 nots
that IL VIII not be surprising Il
the B-2A viii soon become tbs,
No ! bomber ni the Americas
air forces. The Axis has q great
surprise IN store when the new
Ford ships arrive al the fighting
fronts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Cont | Motors
Earns 81 Share


Continental Motors Corp fa,
the SIX months ended April 10 re-
ports a net prof, Of s. q92 a5f.
equal 10 81 Srac "a. against
1896 l7s or ~ cents .huc f
the Ike PeTIPd p CAR carl,.
The company announce ~ ar-
QUESTION Of an addticNa. 90 per
cent Of Inc STOCK of Wisconsin
Motors Corp. brmsIrg 70 r. p.t
cent IT'S holding Of that corppra-
tons securities
Wisconsin Motors uaru,arNree
motors ranging from fractional up
II 81 horsepower The a. l5-r-
tlon hroadens CortInenfaI en-
gint line in The low hoys epoue
held
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Freight Car toadings
Off 1916 in Week

WASHINGTON. July Is Load
ingS Of revenue freight during the
week ended July 10 totaled sos
$50 cars, a decrease Of 43,476
cars from the previous week, a
decrease Of 46.52S cars from the
like week a year ago. and a de-
crease of 615l2 ears from the
l94l week. according 10 reports
10 tho Association Of American
Railroads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
IVA Expands Service
10 Dayton, Cincinnati

Greater utilization NJ equipment
on IT'S Marquette division has en-.
abled TranScontinental and West
crn Air Inc, 10 schedule a third
daily round-trip service between
Detroit. Dayton and Cincinnati TO.
become effective July Is II was
announced here by w. l.. Arm
strong, The airline district man
agcr.
The new service was scheduled
as a result Of heavy defense travel
ocCaSioned by war effort actNi-
lies in this important industrial
area. he pointed out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Women Enter

Women. once rarity in the
tank plant except fosoffce 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. If women would ever
take their places on the produc-.
tion side and were told:
mo, one place where womep.
do not fit II In making tanks"
So another tradition has fallen.
There are about 50 already doing
the lighter operations and an
other 300 are expected 70 be
added shortly II they can he
found. Men arr being trans
ferred from the lighter tasks 20
heavier nncz--uA.le -AraE-aa :. -,
their places
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
M. s. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Economic Remedies
ebf ThiriieS OutInOde(l

letter Of comment from Brooklyn reader on
inconeuiy Of rolling back prices
scarce pointed indication of the survival
OF prcwar emotions toward the economic system.
many well who in their economic
political still fighting the battle of the depressed
thrtleS.
Such ohSncSccnce dangerous.
fhc remedies intended for different
emergency namely the paradox amidst plenty.
Accordingly schemes devised IN the thres to Subsdlze
ihc consumer o share the work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Objective Should Be High Degree Of Production

II is question Of Furnishing group and rewarding
should degree
the SnooteS possible flowing of goods through dsrbuive
channels
Commenting my earlier observation that forced price
reductions o OF the
the differing reader Bernard NJ Baruch
recommendation for general freezing
If a controlled during
BaruChS program logical
But though the program fully developed ample
only peCcmea
bcatedy instead of trying whole ample time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
u. s. AirIines
Form PI dns for
World Routes

WASHINGTON, July rs a
fvc-poinr declaration of policy on
international AIR transportation
was announced today hN Tho ma
uon commercial ar lines which
served unt4pn- nH-c4Atl- aetap-ult+cz
hoard Of ~thcir intention 10 file
promptly applications Tor world
wide air routes.
Agreeing that America stake
I'M tho future calls for prompt aC-
ton IN determining a national
au policy executives of The alr
uueS who have Just concluded a
fivo-daV conference here urged
that government plans now being
formulated be- based on The fol-
lowing five principles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Meets IFS Quotas

When il comes ~ meeting
quotas for the Red Cross Blood
Bank. the Detroit Paint. VAR
nish and Lacquer Association
sets the pace.
Challenged by President y.
r. Eichelberger 10 respond 100
per cent 10 an appeal for blood
donors. the Sc members of the
association answered with 1872
volunteers. The Cook Paint and
Varnish Co. with 81 donors led
the field,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Politicians Reluctant to Apply Controls

While Baruch thinking in physical how ma
tona economy operates the politicians reluctant
controls numerically
reluctance adopt simultaneously the
policies which Baruch Similarly
delay accepting the lessons OF economic mobilization which
BartICh had learned in the first world
evidence the frVoly
concepts currently reported Washington that
giving
individuals The idea sound proposed
years ago by the late r. Dana skinner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Buick Gets City Land
To Test War Products

FLINT. July ia fest track
on city-owned property 10 be
used by Buick Motor DIVISION Tor
testing war products. IS 10 be laid
out soon after a formal agree
ment is reached The city TODAY
had given tentative approval for
use Of the land by the company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
MINNIphG GnAINs

WINNIPEG. July rs ms Wheat fi-
lures finished q &c ~ &C lower todas oats
and harley unchanged and rye '.c 90 ! &c
on
WHEAT July. SioeN: Oct 81 og r.
bid Dec ~ 0sh MAY Sl1i's1l ~ p.
OATS Iuiv oct and Dec 81 iac bid
BARLEY july and Dec 50 bln
RYE July PFC hid, Oct. 96 &c hid
Deg QgNr hid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Detroit Stove
Votes 10( Dividend

Detroit Michigan Stove Co. has
declared dividend Of 10 cents on
tho common. payable July 81 10
holders of record July 26 Prev-
Gus payment was the same
amount on April 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
CUICAGO CA~U oRAIN

IHINANO- IUN 10 lINtI ChFl gam
close
81 6sL. 30. hard Sl4S No hard
81 47I4. No hard. 81 49, No. s. mixed
81 64is ~ 81. 40. mixed IorhckN.
81 60i-
CORN None
OATS 80 mixed. 72H.c $50 2
mixed. T2c 40 white a., 40 2
white 721.c No red special heavy
72lac No. / feed 7ii4c.