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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Detroit Produce

APPLEs-Michigsn blu. crates. u. s. No.
! t-ineh minimum unless otherwise stated,
generally GOOD. SITS; Delicious mostly
81. so; Northern spys. sLssq2; Jonathans
s sa best s,s s22s; generally generally, s99d s,7s
Mcintosh. y. s. No. az Inch minimum.
S1.s5G2: Rhode Island Greetings. u. 8.
No. ! az Inch minimum, Sf.50T ]. 80;
Washington box Delicious, extra fancy,
vocADos-Cslifornia fats FNiertes. 20
30s. 's2a 40; fair quality. sl.75q1.s5
BEANs-Fiorida blu. hampers. Black
Valentines, $40 3. so; ordinary TO fair, s.. rs
8; mostly So; Wax Beans. AG45o; Ten
dergreens. S2.25H2.75; Lima Beans. few
best 81. so.
BEETs=Texas s crates. s225.
BROCCOLI-Pony crates Arizona, So. rs
at; California. ss25aS75: Texas. si7s
as: California y drums. So 5On4
CABBAGE-Texas. Los Angeles crates.
round type. S3.50Q3.s5: u crates. round
type. So: Florida, Ia blu. hampers, So
50-Ip. sacks, s2.25.
.cARRors-Los Angeles crates. Arizona
SIP sa few sss' hsh a; ,5s5 ssnsral,
generally good. s42s; Texas, SIS. $5.i5a
CAULIFLowER-Calif pony crates
cELERY.Fiorida. Golden Heart. is.in
crts. 4-doz., $50 so; 6-doz., s2.75a 3. so;
s-doz.. 81 25T2.75; few SO; iO-doz., s2m
AIS; ks, s1.75a2.25; California. Pascal
50 So; Golden Heart. 1s-in.. Il crates, Ais
S2.73 crates OF hearts, 5-doz-, wrapped
GRAPES-caiifornis. display Tugs. En-.
peror., fancy, 50. so q s,s5; best mostly
50 75a3.s5; Ribiers, African pack. mostly
LETTUcE-Los Angeles crates. Iceberg,
49, ANUs~ 49, A. =.
California. Imperial Valley. 4-doz., $6.25
5-doz.. Sc. So
LEAF LETTUcE-Hothouse, lob. bss-
kets. Ohio. Michigan. $40.
oNIoNS-5o-lo. sacks, Michigan u. 8.
No. /, Yellows. medium. 81 IS q 90. mostly
1.65 LIS: generally good, 81 SO: fair
STA LIS; sweet spanish, u. s. No. 1,
sis5; Western sweet Spanish, u. s No. /.
Sin. and larger, Colorado. s2.ioa2.2o'
PEARs-wsshing,on, D'Anious, extra
fancy so,sos; s.. lOo-135s. $3.50; fancy
PEPPERs~Fiorida. ~ -bushei crates.
California Wonders. 81; World Beaters. Sc;
Texas. bushel baskets, California Wonders,
So. 50.
PoThToEs-IoO-lb. sacks. Y. 9. No. l.
size A: Idaho Russet Burbanks. washed
50. 406f3 so; unwashed, 50 30 a 3. IS: Idaho
standard grade, 1928. utility grade. 81.
IO-Ib sacks. 80 n 3ei1c: Maine. various va
.rieties, 2-inch minimum, s2.e0n3: 50-lh
paper sacks. 81 50: l5-lb. paper sacks, ~
n 47c: few Csc; Michigan Russet Rurals
81. asa SIS, mostly 81 so: Pontiacs. few
sales. $40: Upper Peninsula, ". 3. M. ]
Green Mountains. large size, mostly s2.65
few 81 20; new stock: Florida. bushe
crates u. s. No 4. washed Triumphs
81 35a2.io; U. S. No. ]. size B. s2.1oq
ais.
RADIsHES-Texss. pony crates, $3.50.
HALLOTS--LouisianR. barrels. 20-dozer
punches, SIS. so ms.7S; crates, S-dozen. 50. SO
sPTNACH-Texas. bushel baskets, $3.50
I. so, few higher.
TOMAToEs-10.lb. repacks. medium, s.
d2.i5.
RUTABAGAs-c ansda. 5O-lb. sacks
wAxed. ST.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
New Industrial Idea

A new trend in wartime in
dustrial construction was re-
vealed when Dodge division OF
Chrysler Corporation occupied a
factory building built entirely
of wood and glass, effecting sub
stantial savings of steel and
other metals vital to the war
effort. The new atwood struc-
ture is an addition to the Dodge
forge plant. 1t provides room
for stock and for the inspection
of finished forgings made neces-
sary by the installation of more
hammer equipment in the main
forge plant.
Even the window sash, and
the overhead trestles carrying
water, power and steam from
the main forge plant, are built
of wood. Fire hazard Is practi.
cally nil because of a sprinkler
system, hose reels In all corners
of the building, and convenient
fire plugs outside.
Actual construction of the
plant required 20 days. Work.
ers moved in, however, even
before the heating plant was
connected. Heat was provided
by wheeling hot forgings into
the building in skid boxes.
Moved in at hourly Intervals
these hot metal forgings pro-
Nded workmen with comforta-
bic working temperatures for
nearly two weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS OF
DETROIT TRUST COMPANY

Notice is hereby given that a Special
Meeting Of the stockholders of Detroit
Trust Company, Michigan corpora.
tion, hereinafter sometimes referred to
as the Company has been duly called
by its Beard OF Directors and will be
held. pursuant TO Article III OF the
bylaws Of the Company. at the main
or principal office OF the Company.
located at 20l West Fort Street, De-
troit, Michigan. on Tuesday, the 10th
day Of February. A. ID. 1919. at 90
o'clock II. NJ. Eastern Standard Time
tas established by Public Law 400
18th Congress. and commonly known as
Eastern War Timel, which meeting shall
be held for the following purposes,
among others.
4. To consider. take action upon and
To authorize the carrying out OF
an agreement dated as OF January
~, 1943, proyiding for the CONSOLE
dalton Of Union Guardian Trust
Company with and into the Com
pany declared advisable by the
Board Of Directors Of the Company
and signed by n majority thereof.
2. To consider. take action upon and
20 authorize the carrying out OF
the plan Of consolidation provided
for In said agreement of consolida-
ton and each and every term, con-
dition and provision thereof.
3. To consider. take action upon and
TO authorize the carrying out Of
any other proposal or business
whatsoever within the scope OF
authority OF the stockholders Of
the Company whether relating to
the foregoing purposes or not.
4. To amend the Bylaws andfor
Articles OF Incorporation Of the
Company In such manner and in
such respects as may be or become
necessary, proper or convenient to
carry out or put into effect any Of
the purposes. proposals and/or
business hereinaboye specified.
The Stock Transfer Books Of the
company will remain closed from the
close OF business on January n. 1853,
until one hour after the termination Of
said Special Meeting. or any adjourn
ment thereof.
LAWRENCE X. BUTLER
Secretary Of Detroit Trust Company.
DATED: Detroit. Michigan.
January "a, 1914
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
B. 90. Reduces
indebtedness

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-Ba1ti-
more and Ohio in 1912 reduced its
outstanding Indebtedness $l1 $685.
COS and as a result charges were
1923 ,056 less than in 1871, Roy b.
White, president, said.
Reduction in charges on an an
nual basis is $456, 636. Decrease in
Indebtedness was brought about
partially through operation of the
sinking fund under the 1893 plan,
and partially through assets, pro-
ceeds Of which were used by mort
gagees, trustees and others TO buy
in the company's bonds and par
tally through payment of equip
ment obligations.
White said the results OF invita-
ton for tenders of bonds and notes
made Dec. 10, 1912, will not be
available until compilations are
COnDlrrpIf ------------'--.a----.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Auto
Graphs
$780, Workers
to Be Added in War
Plants During I943
BY sILER FREEMAN

More than 100000 workers
will be needed in war plants
over the country TO keep pro
duction at its peak in 1913.
Added to this, the army in 1913
will take 100000 of the pres
ent 17,500,000 who are employed
in factories.
These figures were given yes
terday before the National
Screw Products Association con-
vention here by Brig. Gen. Will
liam c. Rose. chief Of the man
ming table division Of the War
Manpower Commission.
General Rose termed the man.
ming tables as an inventory of
minimum requirements and the
means of getting and keeping
the requirements. He termed il
an inventory by jobs and classi-
fications."
He pointed out that the use of
the manning tables was volun-
tary and would be kept volun-
tary on a national scale except
in critical labor areas where il
might be necessary to allocate
manpower. He saw no immedi-
ate necessity to use it on a COM
pulsory basis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

Notice IL hereby given that a Special
Meeting OF the Stockholders Of Union
Guardian Trust Company. Michigan
hereinafter sometimes re-
called by Its Board OF Directors and
will be held, pursuant TO Sections 2 and
I OF Article I OF the BYLAWS OF the
Company, ut the main or principal
office of the Company, located ON the
Detroit. Michigan, on Monday. the 18th
day OF February. A. ID. 1913. ut, . 90
O'Clock y. NJ, Eastern Standard Time
,(as established by Public Law 403-77tb
Congress. and commonly known as
Eastern war Time). which meeting will
be held for the following purposes.
4. To consider. take action upon and
to authorize the carrying out OF an
agreement dated as OF January 10,
1913, providing for the consolida-
ton Of the Company with and into
the Detroit Trust Company de-
clared advisable by the Board Of
Directors of the Company and
signed by majority thereof.
2. To consider. take action upon and
to authorize the carrying out ~
the plan Of consolidation provided
for In said agreement az consolida-
ton and each and every term, con-
dition and provision thereof.
3. To consider. take action upon and
to authorize the carrying out OF
any other proposal or business
whatsoever within the scope Of
authority OF the stockholders Of the
Company whether relating 10 the
foregoing purposes or not.
Is. To amend the Bylaws sndfor
Articles 81 Incorporation ot the
Company In such manner and In
such respects as may be or Deo0tns
Necessary, proper or convenient H.
carry out or put into effect any Of
the purposes. proposals. and/0r
business hereinbefore specified.
The stock Transfer Books will re-
main closed from the close Of business
on January 20. 1884, until one hour
after the termination Of said meefiag.
or any Adjournment thereof vi
ARCHIE ". McCOLf.
Secretary of TBioa Guafdlsn
Trust Company.
DATED. Detroit. Michigan.
January ~. ie0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Stocks Upturn
SIowedby Late
Profit Taking

NEW YORK. Jan. % 0NS).-
The stock market today continued
to push ahead into new high
ground, although progress was
slowed by light profit taking
through the afternoon.
Gains ran from i TO 2 points in
a number of leaders at the days
best levels, and scores of indi-
vidual issues reached new 1929
peaks.
Trading was active. Commodi-
ties were strong.
Allied CHEMICAL. which hit a new
top, and Du Pont stood out in a
strong chemical group with ex-
IRENE gains of 2 points.
Others TO hit new highs were
Dow Chemical. Deere and Ameri-
can Can, each up a point or more;
General Electric, Westinghouse,
international Nickel, Air Reduc-
ton, Borden. National Dairy. Pure
Oil, Barnsdall. Commonwealth Edi-
son, Montgomery Ward, Briggs
and National Distillers.
Steels slipped behind minus signs
under the late realizing. Chrysler
and General Motors also turned
soft.
Pere Marquette common and
preferred shares tumbled / 10 as
much as 5 points before meeting
support.
Under the impetus of rail issues,
the bond market forged ahead.
u. S. governments were steady,
while domestic corporates adj
vanced. Prices were mixed in the
curb market where trading volume
was at its best level of the year.
Arkansas Natural Gas A, Electric
Bond and Share, and McWilliams
Dredging hit new 1943 highs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Faces Waqe Rise

"In spite of this unsatisfactory
rate OF return, Pere Marquette
Is now compelled to face the
possibility of another wage In
crease while at the same time
federal agencies are trying to
white away our present rates.
The last rate increase was
grudgingly given the railroads to
partially compensate them for
the wage increase granted late
I'm I941. which aggregated nearly
$500, 900, 900.
"In the face OF these circum-
stances, how can the board OF
directors OF the Pere Marquette
vote dividends on the stocks,
particularly when the Pere Mar
auette faces maturities of more
than S4O,000,000 by 1856: Ger
tainly the Pere Marquette can
not refund these maturities
when some of its first mortgage
obligations are selling below 20
at today's markets. Such earn
ings as are presently available,
therefore, must he reserved
against these maturities."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Slight Upturn
In Steel Rate

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Steel
ingot production for the week
ended January Is is placed at 80
per cent of capacity in the COM
pilation by Dow, Jones & Co.. Inc.
This compares with SO per cent in
the previous week and 97iz per
cent two weeks ago.
United States Steel is estimated
at 99iz per cent, against 97la per
cent in the week before and 96iz
per cent two weeks ago.
Other leading companies are
credited with SO per cent, COM
pared with SO per cent in the two
preceding weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Measure in Terms Of Ships. Tanks and Planes

The of the weight of force by the United
States the Axis the fiscal 1914 be in of
ships, tanks and planes simply dollar valuations
Although there admittedly some vagaes and nfatonay fluff
the dollar nevertheless will
comfort them which unprecedenedly
large reflect determination people
military might of their productive than before
history
while dollar staff,
dealing realities will doubtless reduce American
dures like those of the terms of tonnage which
exactly comparable.
Incidentally apart from it would be constructive
terms of tonnage well dollars The conventional statistical
based the warped by price changes
and furthermore they limited by failure to disclose changes
in variety and in quality.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
M. S. Rukeyser;
M. S. Rukeyser:
Statistical Errors
Noted i'm New BUDGET

In goba warfare in which peoples of different living stand
and ideologies battlefield desirable
common international standards Of measurement.
Otherwise variable Of
money count, may be misleading.
Even Allies there differences For example in Great
Britain which closest the United Nations
nomc standards IS customary different symbols in
individuals position. Britain a
economic status whereas
IT is the fashion to speak of the principal of
individuals egg.
In the effort of lay observers relate the S08
budget for the forthcoming fiscal year
expenditures OF other begeren TO that statistical
plumbers made According this superficial basis for
parson the United States spend Is much
the Japanese
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

II have recently received
many inquiries from investment
services, stockholders and bro
kers with reference to the Pere
Marquette's policy with respect
to dividends on Its prior prefer
ence, preferred and common
stock. Stockholders of the rail-
roads generally have not Jared
well for many years, and In
common with most railroads, the
stockholders Of the Pere Mar
quette have been compelled TO
forego dividends since the last
prior preference dividend was
declared I'm 1897. Preferred and
common stockholders have not
received dividends since 1891.
"N0t only have stockholders
alffered during the long period
reduced earnings for the Pere
but In five OF the
years since 1880 we have failed
10 earn the roads fixed charges.
At one period I'm 1898. the rail-
road was compelled to seek help
from Its bankers, hat in hahd,
because of Its inability to meet
pay rolls and other current obli-
cations. The bankers turned the
Pere Marquette down. II the
Chesapeake and Ohio had not
come TO the rescue. II II entirely
possible that the Pere Marquette
would have been compelled To
apply TO the courts In that year.
IL Is quite apparent from what
has happened I'm recent railroad
reorganizations that the stock
holders would probably have
been completely, or nearly.
wiped out IL this help had not
been Forthcoming.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Wheat
Closes


CHICAGO, Jan. % UNS).--
Wheat futures were strong in late
dealings today and climbed nearly
2 cents before realizing sales
wiped out part of the upturn near
the close. May moved up 1%c to
S1.40i4 before reacting. Final
prices were &C 10 1hc higher.
Corn also worked higher but
gains were confined 10 less than a
cent. May rose &c to $3.50. Last
prices were sc 10 sc up. Rye
shot up 1%c to &c before meeting
with pressure and finished ] sc 10
1&c higher. Oats closed hsc to
&c up and soybeans &c off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Sparks Wilmington
Paws 15C on Common

Spark Wilmington Company
has declared a dividend of ID cents
on the common, payable February
20 10 holders of record February
20, Previous payment was 25 cents
ptember Is last year. the first
yment since 1881. For the six
months ended December 81, con-
solidated net profit was 1892 ,406
after provision of S1,497 425 for
United States and Canadian in
come taxes. equal 10 az cents a
share on the common, against
sos. $50. or 81 cents on the COM
mon in the 1871 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Worker Produced Tons Yearly in 1880

Preliminary explorations indicate that in 1880 the
production worker Of fundamental materials from mines and
by 1880 of mechanic
cal tools raised individual production to about
Such better understanding of the value
worker of aborading machinery and of the bearing
of improving technology the rise in popular material weeng
When the facts of national bookkeeping clearly available
the citizens will be able practice the of selfgovernment
with Such act-fndng will provide citizens with
improved intellectual tools for meeting the challenge of
world growing increasingly complex
gathered presented summary
will be able audit demagogueS and
of aspirans public office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Use Metal Spraying

Latest engineering device for
keeping motor trucks in essen
tial operation when parts wear
and can not be replaced is metal
spraying. Worn surfaces are
renewed with the same, or even
better metal. IT is sprayed from
gun in which metal in wire
form is subjected to intense heat
and to spraying pressure.
Sprayed metal now is used
largely to rebuild worn bear
ings; ultimately may be applied
to brake drums and other wear
ing parts of automotive equip
ment. 1t Is being used also for
protecting metal surfaces
against corrosion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
On the
business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Financial Editor

There's been a lot of interest
In the Pere Marquette Railroad
recently - and even more SO
since r. J. Bowman took over
the reins.
Because it's practically a
Michigan road and also because
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
QUOTA Up 90 PCT.
REPAIR QUOTA RAISED

Nelson pointed out that the
WPB previously boosted the steel
allotment for farm equipment by
SO, 900 tons in the final quarter OF
1912; gave the industry preference
equal TO the highest military pri-
ority. and jumped the quota OF
repair parts to 1877 per cent of the
1910 production rate.
He said farm machinery needs
for the second quarter of this year
will be reviewed by WPB early
next month.
The loans. Wickard said, fall
between the farm rehabilitation
loans OF the Farm Security Ad-
49, long-term loan s
meant 10 make a better citizen
and food producer out Of the sub
marginal farmer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Farmers Market

FRUTTs-Apples, Bsldwins. No. I. 81
mi.25 bg.: Delicious, fancy. 1915 bu. !;
fancy. s2G225 b tfC' No. j. siisoai iCss
No. 2. 75caxl. Greetings. fancy, $3.50
hu.; No, J. soc q 81 IS; Northern Spies,
s May 20 y: 81 ESQ blu No. l. 81 50 a.;
No. l, 90c a 81. IS: no. 2. 50d75e; Jona-
thans, fancy. 81 bu.; No. I. Sl25H175;
10. 2. !5c steele's Reds. fancy. 81 bu.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS -
French endive. fancy, 81 5-lb. boa; No. 1,
VEGETABLES. MIsCEILA NEoUs--
Beets. topped, fancy Si25G so bu., No. 4
GOO sg u. No, SOC. Red cs6b age NO ~
@ N 80 Sg Gsr5ots topped fancy g rs
root, No. ! Sl.75a225 bu. Celery cabbage.
No; 5000 bu, No. z $50. Horse
Leeks, No. coca 81 doz. bchs. Onions,
dry. fancy xi.s5 50-lb sack. No. 81. so
y IS, No. 2 1913. Parsnips, No. 81, rs
1925 bu,. No. si25;; Parsley root. No.
50 asa 2. 90 lo0-ib sack. No. 2 $500
30. Radlshes, dollhouse, No. ! soc don.
bchs. Black radishes. No; ]. 81 bu; Rhu-
choice coo, small 81 dor. bchs. Rutabasas,
no: 75ca$t bu., No; SOC; squash
Table. Queen, No. S2 bu. Hubbard, No.
Isl ST. u.s. Nc 2o S5s 90 rS%stOes hot ?,
Turnips, topped, no. s191.50 bu. Vege-
table oysters, No. 75cgS1 dor. bchs.
EGGS-Large. $14g 10 3o-doz. case; me-
dunn. S13Gi3 so.
PoULTRY-Live, hens. heavy breeds, 80
q 42c 10. leghorns, % u Csc: springers. AZ
q 45c ~. ieghorn. 30 q 35e 10
HoGs-dressed, medium. 500 35e ID.
CHICAGO
=. CHICAGO. Jan. 20 GNs).--BUTTER-
Receipts. $3.50 tubs; market steady.
Extras. 20 score, 46c: standards. 90 score
cars. 45iac. extra hrsts, 81 score, 45Ac,
frsts, $3.50 score, 44H44lhc
steady n OF Current receipts. 34hci
fresh extra hrsts 80 3siSc; fresh hrsts
81 n 3sc; dirties. 32Mc; checks. 3ihc
CHEEsE-Twins. 25iic; daisies. print,
and longhorns, csc
LIVE LTRY - Market steady
Turkeys % "a 35c; hens, ~ a Csc; leghorr
hens % 24c: broflers 2ih M2slhc'
sprincers ,27ik q 33iac: roosters. 1Su ice
ducks, 20 26e; geese. 25c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Cleveland Bronze CO.
Schedules ! Additions

CLEVELAND, Jan. 22.-Cleve-
land Graphite Bronze Company
has scheduled two additions to its
main plant for early completion
Construction has already begun on
a one-story unit which is added to
the castings building. A two-story
locker and canteen building will
join onto the main plant. Construc-
ton on this second unit is expected
to start soon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Wage Rate Basic Element in Cost

Such basis of tends differences
1t revealing relative economic for
armies terms OF figures rather than the count
For differences money different
units currency only differences equiva
Tents could be readily computed But figures
reflect physical quantities of production but also differences of
especially which the basic element
Thus the S10S 000O00000 budget reflects peak stabilized
hourly rates and time and half for overtime well
prevailing unusually high prices for agricultural products
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

"It will be seen that even In
no42 when the Pere Marquette
|erated at the highest rate at
Which IL has operated since 1929,
II earned only 3.57 per cent on
its investment or little more
than half the g per cent rate Of
return which has been consid-
cred fair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW, Jan. % CUP. --Today's pay
Ing prices 20 growers for beans;
Pea beans, So rs; light red kidneys, 80
dark red kidneys, So {. r. c. yellow eyes
SO. 25: G. n. c. light cranberries, IS; c.
r. C. dark cranberries IS.
Wheat, Si.40m1.f2 oats, 81 ~ s2c' rye,
66 ~ ssc: six -rOwed barley, N.TTn 80
Si.97H2; -cron. 90 q e5es soy
beans no bids.
Prices furDished by Michigan Bean
Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
B Per Cent Is Fair

"a 9 per cent return upon
capital employed by any bust
ness would not he excessive. The
courts have held time after time
that even higher rates OF return
are fair. even In the case of
monopolies. Congress has, In the
past, specifically considered a q
per cent return n fair return for
tho railroads. Let us see now
what the Pere Marquette has
been earning on It's investment
In recent ypaFS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

the following
picture could
be applied 10
many others
OF America S
best railroads,
I'm giving
you word for
w or d Bow
mans state
nent TO New
York report
ers on [ n @
status of his
7 O a d, earn
1 n & s w Is q.
Here's what
he h a q to
Euxfs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Freight Car Loadings
Up 1901 in Week

WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.-Load-
ings of revenue freight during the
week ended January is totaled
US, 1863 cars, an increase of 39,097
cars over the previous week. a
decrease Of 55, 958 cars from the
like week year ago and an in
crease of 1872 cars over the 1941
week. according to reports to the
Association of American Railroads.