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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
On the
Business
front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor

When a 16-year-old boy APP
piled to CAB for permission TO
start his own airline. that eli
NAKED the current rush for new
airline routes.
Realization that the postwar
road for the industry is not all
smooth can be had from
study of the new brochure en-
titled "Airlines--l943." which
has been prepared by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner e. Beane.
While not belittling the allure
and potentialities of airline OPP
Grafton, the brokerage firm
points out some hard realities
as well.
For example. even with the
July, 1913, cuts, air express
rates average about 70 cents a
ton mile as against a cents for
ess-than-carload freight and
less than l cent a ton mile for
bulk freight. Comparisons with
ship rates are even more dis
couraging.
ON long hops, the pictures
black because 20 carry five tons
OF freight 10 Chungking, China,
it takes 35 tons of gasoline.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Farmers Market

FRIlTS--Apples. Mcintosh. fsnct ~
s. ,oS 5 b. 'o 30 = Z. 81 soS i'7s. jons-
thsns fancy. 50 Is bu No. /, So 20 :.
No 2 Si.50Q2 Greetings No. ! 50
so M. No. ?, s1.5Oa2; Northern spys.
s2a3s6: wss.n.rs. No. / s5asso bu
stsei.s Red, = ts1 A. " 81 IS 6u 10 No. 81
$3.50; No 2. si5og2 Pear Kieners
LErTUcE AND SALAD GREENS -
No 2. 81 Lear lettuce. dollhouse. No. !.
so 2 SOC lob. BASKET Leaf lettuce out
s2a7sO ou.: No. /. eoc dSi2 as No ?
7Sc Escsrole. fancy. $50 bu No. J.,
IS = eoc. Romano No ! Siai2S bu
VEGETABLE REENs Cabbage
] ssh roc bu. Ksis. No T.. IS a s5c bu
Mustard No. l. 81 bu Spinach No
I. Use 81 bu. Swiss chsrd. No 1. 500
VEGETABLES. Misc ~Bssi. punched
No /. 75c Isl dor. behs. topped No D
i'n;y ,s.scs. 6q, No. s?scss; No
81 c,ho,s s , Nc l. ', ~ t ep.'
IS bu No. ? 81 50; curly cabbage
No N1i.2S u. Carrots, hunched, No.
l. s5e 7ilo 1oZ hchs No. ssc /;
topped. No. I. n.75a22s bu; No ?.
S7sa2 So; No 2. 81 50. Celery root, No
T. 81 dog celery. fancy. 81 ~ 50 dor
hohs So I s0d7Se No ? 20 3ne
pill. No. I, so = soc doE bchs Fennel
No 81 DOR bchs No 2 e. Horse
racish No l. t2a225 peck basket. No
? $50 Kohlrrhi. No. I. T5c n 81 doz
ochr Leeks. No l. si6l.5o doz bchs
onions green No l. sidl35 doz hchs .
DRY. No. 1 S7Sod3 50 so-ib sack
rsr.rips. fancy. 81. 5o6a bu No. l..
- Sof7. No :. 81 Parsley root. No l.
siai IS dor bchs curly parsley, W 1.
TSc 81 dor bchs Peppers. green. fancy
81 hu No I. Si5o72 Potatoes. No I.
- oo7 rs ioo-lbs No ?. ~ so Pump
kins. No. I 81 IS = I 50 M Radishes, red.
No l. Sa 50 do,. bchs No ,, 7'e;
dollhouse No 81 dor hchs long
Whit. No. /. 7Scasi do1. hchs Fu'a-
hsrss. No. I si91.so hu squash De
licious No 4 81 5oG175 hu Hubbard,
No 1 81 2s1i75 hu. Table Queen,
fancy 81 80 bu.: No T. sld IS. TNIr-
nips. punched. No 1 75c 81 duz bchs !:
topped No I. 81 asa 80 M No ? 81
Tons,oss, No Hatso ba Nc 2
basket Vegetable oysters. No I. 81 so
Do, hchs
EGGs Large. s1sa1s 50 5o-dor oss.
medium STA Sod17
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Need Cargo Plane

The answer, contends Merrill
Lynch's survey, is a real leglti-
mate cargo plane. The airlines
haven't one today and the army
cargo ships are "redeslgned -
transports and bombers.
OF course. all of the plane
builders are working on cargo
ships-Henry Kalser's proposed
20O-tonners is an example-but
there are problems in this re-
spect also.
In three years of fast growth
-l939-41-the five largest air
lines in the country had COM
blned earnings OF 100000.
That's about what GM tucks
away IN "A single month!
That three years earnings
wouldn't buy 20 of these Henry
Kaiser superliners!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Pennsy Votes
$50 Dividend

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. II
GNS)-The board OF directors Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Co. to-
day declared a dividend Of ; per
cent or $50 per share upon the
carriers capital stock II is pay
able on and after Dec. 10 TO
shareholders Of record at the
close Of business on New. 20
The dividend represents a Sl9,-
1861 melon, there having been
20S,67S shareholders with total
OF 13,157,754 shares Of capital
stock as of last June 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Market
Opens
Steady

NEW YORK. Nov. Il ms
The stock market opened steady
today in quiet trading. Most is
sues held within small fractions
Of Wednesdays close.
The wide-moving American Dis
filling. sharp riser in recent
sessions, opened at a new l943
high, up ) points.
Pepsi-Cola was a feature. ad-
vancing lh after opening up a.
Oils were generally up fractions
AS were steels and utilities. Rails
were firm with Atchison and New
York Central fractionally higher.
Liquors, features of Wednes-
days recovery. were quiet with
National Distillers up -. Motors,
aviationS and foods were steady,
while communications were easier.
Opening prices: Public Service
of n. J. 10, up u; u. s. Rubber
Ssh, unchanged; National Biscuit
20 unchanged; Republic Ste !
16ia, unchanged: n. Y. Central
1873, up a.; U. s. Steel SIS. up
y. Northern Pacific Is. up "a;
National Distillers 311s. up s;
Consolidated Edison 22a, up u;
Sinclair Oil 1917, UP Il; Pennsyl-
vania 81 up "a; Chesapeake e.
Ohio 44ia, up u; international
Nickel 27as. up IA; ocony
Vacuum 1914 off II; international
Paper 1875. up II; General Elec-
trio 35h7. up X; Kennecott 81,
up Il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
; Realty Firms
in State

LANSING, Nov. Il (UP)-ThC
Michigan corporation and securi
ties commission today announced
that incorporation papers have
been filed by the following firms
Christian Homes. Inc. 1891
Lindsay. Detroit; c. F, Beglinger,
Detroit. 10 deal in real estate
S50. 900 common stock.
Dix Building Corp. 1890 Lin
wood ave. Detroit; Edward Rose
Same Deldow and Pearl Delidow
Detroit, TO deal in real estate
S35, 900 common stock.
Major Building Co. 1924 Ma
tional Bank Bldg, Detroit; Nathan
Glieber. Detroit, 10 deal in real
estate. SIS. 1000 common stock.
Dissolutions:
Bowl-Wood Recreation. Inc.
Detroit, $4,000 common stock.
Gardner & Schumacher, Inc.
Dertoit. SIS. 900 common stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12

The Detroit stockyards drew
another liberal run Of cattle. hogs,
lambs and sheep this week. In
the cattle yards, slaughter steers
grading average medium and bet
ter were wanted. but lower grad
ing kinds found a dull, peddling
trade. Good 10 choice native
lambs held steady. while buyers
bore down on Gull and common
light lambs. Swine prices contin-
ued 10 decline. barrows and gifts
scaling $50 lbs. downward were a
drug on the market and found
narrow outlet even al the down.
turn.
CATTLE Weeks saiahle receipts $50.
Compared last weeks close slaughter
steers grading average medium and better
steady lower grades steady 20 unevenly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Profit Attraction

In the days Of the railroad
boomS. fortunes were made
over night. Whether a similar
allure can he dangled in front
OF Joe Public depends on both
corporate and individual tax
rates
Brightest spot in the picture
is the prospect Of lower cost
plane engines and plane con-
StruCtion. resulting from mass
production technique developed
during the war. This and a
huge backlog Of flying person
mel is like money in the bank
for the airlines.
But the fact remains that the
sky road will be studded with
pitfalls and detours. Just as are
roads on good old terra irma.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Capital City Co.
Nets S270,671

Capital City Products Co. re-
ports for the fiscal year ended
Aug. 81 a net profit of S270,671.
after all charges. provision Of
$4,000 for postwar adjustments
and other contingencies and re-
serve OF S715,000 for federal in
come and excess profits taxes.
This is equal TO 1912 per share
on the common stock.
Because Of a change in the COM
panys fiscal year, which now be-
gins Sept. | instead of July i,
statement also reports on the two
interim months of July and Au-
gust, 1912. For that period net
profit was S26, $50 or rs cents per
share Tax reserve for the two
months was SlS.500. No COM
parsons are available.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
i. ). Steel Lifts
Oct. Shipments

NEW YORK. Nov. 12- Ship
ments of finished steel products
by u. S Steel Corp. in October
amounted to 1.794 96s net tons.
an increase of 130.391 tons over
September shipments OF l,664.577
net tons and an increase of 7,467
tons compared with October ship
ments last year of 1,787 sol net
tons.
Shipments in October, 1871,
were l,S5l.279 net tons and in
October, 1910, 1872, 408 net tons.
For the 10 months ended Oct.
81 shipments totaled 16,864,6
net tons against l7548.977 net
tons in the first 10 months of 1912.
Shipments last month were the
highest since December. 1912,
when they totaled 1,S49.635 net
TONS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Detroit Livestock Market

lower. price trend on heifers approxim stsd
thar on steers, many thin fleshsc grass
steers and heifers left IN first hands late
cows assoc lower bulls around steady;
good to choice feeding sters strong. lower
grades slow, weak
Few good e7o-I .o4i.ib fed steers and
yssrlings SlS25. ODD head strictly good
yearlings SIS 75 numerous loads and lots
medium 70 good shor,fed steers. SiS. 5op
IS. ioadlots 1881 230-lb Kentucky grass
steers. Sill 50 "A ~ SIS according ~ slaughter
merit part load aT5-lh weights, $14. so /;
medium native grass and warmed ur steers.
Sii y -: common sos down. most cutter
and common light grass steers and heifers
saiahls S7d1n medium grass heifers up 70
Sl2. truck lot good s70-lb fed hefers
si4 so: good cows scarce A. $40 rs I'll Is /.
common and medium beef cows S7.7Sd1n
mostly 50 50 down late Gamers and cutters
down 20 S.: most medium and good bulls
Sl0di2, odd head strictly good sausage
and beef bulls, x12 asa II so. cutter and
common bulls, s7de50 some good 10
choice spo-lb feeding steers ti2 rs bulk
replacement steers. 50 SodI2 short load
on colored 5So-lh. stockers. $3.50
CAIVES-Week's sslsble receipts I s00
Compared last weeks close. about steady 4.
late sales good and choice vealers. SIS 50
n is; bulk good grades. $3.50, medium
veslers. si2.SoTi5; Gull and common.
S5G12
HoGs-wsek's sslahle receipts. II. 400.
Compared last weeks ylose Butchers. $50
lpsA Nd 40 20 10 cents lower lighter
weights fully 81 Off dull A. decline sows
IS cents lower Late oulE 20o-270-lb butch
ers Si3 s0Pi3 rs most lso-200-lb. ard
2To 400-ih weights Si3. 200 ~ 25: 40
t6o-lh light lights. mainly til S0Q12
some 1873 l75-Ih weights. S12 IS n 10 prac-
tfcally no outlet for feeder pigs late bulk
sows SiiAf5ai225 AA
y SHEEP--Week's sslahle receipts NJ 500
Compared last weeks close Cord 20
choice lambs steady. lower hrsdes unsvenly
steady 20 80 cents lower medium 20
choice slaughter ewes steady. lower grades
weak q fully - cents lower Good 80
choice native spring lambs STA 75di4.25.
with bucks out At 81 less MIXED medium
- good lambs Si3n - SO; medium light
Ia rihs sold down ~ $40 run and common
kinds. Siqa so. common 20 choice slsuEh-
ter ewes S3de. few culls down 70 81 so
ara below
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Beer Pocketbooks

It's a case of champagne
appetite and beer pocketbook.
The invested capital in ali do
nestle airlineS totals only $50
600 900 or less than the cost OF
Pennsylvania Railroads Man
haitian station
In contrast consider the S2b.-
10000. 900 invested in the ma
tons railroads
The airlineS may turn TO in
veStorS for nav capital in fact,
some of them already have
made the move
But here. although the sur
vey doesn't mention this factor,
il seems 10 me that the post
war taxation picture would
have a great effect on whether
the investors Will want TO pour
billions Of venture capital into
the airlineS without the pros
pect Of rich returns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Wo|cott Fights
on
Food Subsidies

WASHINGTON. Nov u QNS)
Rep. Wolcott (R) of Michigan.
leader of the House anti-subsidy
bloc, declared today that an adj
ministration move TO work out
the subsidy deadlock through limi-
tation of funds is mot acceptable
as a basis of compromise"
The movement 10 seek some
compromise formula 10 apply
when the Commodity Credit Corp.
bill comes up for House action
next week was launched at a
White House conference yester-
day.
81 believe President Roosevelt
closed the door TO compromise
in his messages to Congress and
the American Federation of La
Dor convention" Wolcott said
IF IL Is all right to pay con-
sumner subsidies up to a certain
point, II follows that Congress
should give the administration
the money to do the whole job.
All they want Is the authority
to subsidize--they'll find their
own money when It's needed" :
The proposal being considered
by administration leaders, 1T was
understood, involves acceptance
of Commodity Credit Corp funds
to pay consumer subsidies on food
products. In the pending CCC
extension bill, the House banking
and currency committee bans use
Of CCC funds to pay such SUBJ
sides after Dec. 81.
Wolcott admitted that should
the administration muster enough
votes TO sustain presidential
veto on the bill in its present
form, such compromise might
have to be accepted as last re-
sort to preserve the Commodity
Credit Corp. He said:
"We'd have to give IL con-
sideration I'm order to salvage.
something out of the CCC-but
we're not crossing the bridge
until we come to 1t. I believe
now we will have enough votes
to override a Veto"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
ID. X. Denies
Pilot Switch

CHICAGO. Nov. II QNS)-
Owner Phil X. Wrigley OF the
Chicago Cubs SET at rest today
reports the club was planning to
displace Jimmy Wilson as man.
ager.
mo arrangements have been
made for a managerial change
next year" he said. I'VE have
been going along. working with
that thought In mind"
Wilson. with Gen. Mgr James
T. Gallagher. will attend the
major league meetings opening
Dec. / in New York. He is ex-
pected 10 sign new coach TO
replace Xxi Cuyler who has
signed to manage Atlanta under
a two-year contract.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Seaboard Railway
Calls Certificates

NEW YORK, Nov. 12-Federal
Judge w. Calvin Chestnut of Bal
timore has signed an order pro-
viding for redemption on Dec. is
of the S12, Sal 500 receivers certif-
icates of Seaboard Air Line Rail-
way at par and accrued interest.
Under the proposed reorganiza-
ton plan of special master Taze-
well Taylor. redemption of tho
certificates would have the effect
of releasing SIS, 9S9, 120 of new 40.
year first mortgage bonds for dis
tribution among other securities
holders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12

Now the threatening punish the
and the through the machinery of the
recall which like the initiative introduced into the state
the This nonpasan league is already
circulating petitions for the recall Of both the governor and the
attorney general Up has been only grand gesture
insufficient number of signatures has thus far been
On the other hand sufficient signatures forthcoming
the would apparently have to spend 100000 to conduct
special recall election.
That unless the Legislature. which dehed the initiative
might similarly the recall through neglectng TO
appropriate funds for special election
Apparently the complaint against the attorney general tn
thwarted the public spenders
pensions the aged And the complaint
that he failed to take advantage OF an
opportunity the repeal bill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Brown Forman Pfd.
Stock 10 Be DeIisted

NEW YORK. Nov 12-New
York Curb Exchange stated today
that dealings IN Sc dividend cumu-
lative preferred stock of Brown
Forman Distillers Corp. will be
suspended at close Of business
Saturday. Nov Is. in view of fact
that the amount thereof which
remains outstanding and uneX-
changed for shares Of now IS
cumulative prior preferred stock
and common stock has become so
reduced AS To make inadvisable
further dealings therein.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
M. S. Rukeyssr ~ y
Idaho Politicians
Reject Voters Orders

IN THE WEST Nov l2An extraordinary testing Of pre-
streamlned political tools impending the state OF Idaho
The situation embraces OF the characteristics Of the man
bites dog situation politicians proved themselves
frugal than majority of the voters.
Al popular election through the Of the initiative
all federal
buons to $40 month for old assistance of the needy
adopted the Legislature
repealed this mandate from the people Before the Legislature
acted asked the
legal opinion Legislature had the right
override orders received in popular initiative
lie replied affirmative after the Legislature
the repeal and submitted for signature TO Republican
Gov C. Bottelfsen asked legal opinion from the
Democratic attorney general who again rendered the opinion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Expanding Program

Discussing the postwar pros
poets, Linforth predicted that
the rubber industry would be
far ahead of the automobile in
dustry in recovering.
I'VE have never been too far
away from our normal busi-
ness" he explained.
Linforth predicted a big ex-
pansion in the farm program
after the war. Good progress
had been made before the war
to put the farms on tires and 1t
will be greatly accelerated in
the postwar period. he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Progress Rapid

"For example," said Linforth,
"our Jackson plant, which sup
plies the Detroit area with tires.
II has been reconverted after
making three-inch guns and Is
helping out the situation. There
will be others, too.
Progress I'm the rubber bust
ness Is very rapid. We are get
ting the necessary machinery
much faster than we expected.
We will have almost half of our
Bamberries by the first Of the
year. That will give us a good
start"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
15-Cent Dividend
By C0nt'I Motors

Continental Motors Corp. has
declared dividend of Is cents per
share on the outstanding common
capital stock, payable Dec. II, TO
stockholders of record Nov. 26.
The holders of the old no-par
value and the old $40 par value
common stock. issued and dated
prior to Oct. 25, 1885. will be re-
quired to exchange their certifi-
Gates, share for share, for the
present 81 par value before re-
ceivine this dividend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Confident Of Progress

Linforth was asked about the
quality of the synthetic tires.
They're still long way from
being perfect" he admitted.
"But don't sell our engineers
and chemists short. They will
work IL out, II the war lasts
long enough"
Linforth said a proving ground
for new tires had been set up in
Arizona because of the ideal
conditions there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Meat Output
Up 4 Per Cent.

CHICAGO. Nov. II (UP)-The
war meat board reported today
that meat production rose A per
cent last week in federally in-
spected plants as a result of
seasonal upswing in pork output.
Total meat production was esti.
mated at 393,0O0,000 pounds. an
increase of 100000 pounds over
the previous week, the board said.
Output of beef totaled 137, OOO.-
600 pounds; veal, 21,0OO. 900
pounds; pork, 213.000. 900 pounds;
lamb and mutton output, 22,00O,.
600 pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Record Income
In Sept. Quarter

NEW YORK, Nov. 12-Income
payments to individuals in the
September quarter ran at the
record annual rate of Sl44, 300,-
100000, compared with the 1912
total of $4,000, 100000, COM
merce department reported. With
the Withholding tax in operation
throughout the third quarter. the
department estimated personal
taxes for the period at S18,000,-
000.000 annually.
Consumer spending reached the
rate of S91 200, 100000 annually.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Saginaw County Road
Surplus 10 Buy Bonds

SAGINAW, Nov. II - While
other departments are claiming
slow starvation the county road
board has so much surplus it
doesn't know what 10 do with II.
T. Hewitt McDonagh. engineer,
said members of the board soon
would discuss investing 100000
in war bonds until il is needed.
He said the actual amount on
hand is near 1891 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
9th for Lansing Eastern

EAST LANSING, Nov. H.
Lansing Eastern High School
yesterday won its eighth city
football championship in Is years
by defeating its crosstown rival.
Lansing Sexton. 26-0. before 1000
spectators in Michigan States
Macklin Stadium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Install 3 White Potato Starch Plants

describing the significance OF the activity In making
agricultural Ralph f. Gale secretary Idaho
farm chemlrgc committee recently revealed:
industry subject
VI has rapidly the foreground In Idaho
white plants producing
starch from Gull potatoes
operation 10 vegetables dhydrsting plants
have production immense
making the consideration of
vast a cbemurgc research.
pulp has n In both the and
interested the possibility OF
making plastics from IT,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Groups Co-Operate TO Lick Economic Handicap.

Perhaps nothing will of the agitation but me confused
whether twentieth
political initiative and recall, help
good government
Business farm and educational leaders in Idaho
operating lick handicap Of high freight rates on
consuming centers Ihey
the bulk OF agricultural products TO be sped OUT
through processing dehydraon For this
research for
College of Idaho at Caldwell The
college developed pcs made OF the waste material from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Livestock Markets
PITTsBURGH

PITTSBURGH. Nov. GNs)-CATTLE
100. steady: steers. good 20 choice. SIS
y Is. so. medium 10 good. SIS. common 10
medium. Sl2 al5; heifers. good 70 choice,
Si3 5Oai4. medium 10 good. si0Gi1.5o
common 10 medium. x7.50de.50. cows.
good 70 choice, l0Qil. medium 10 good.
81 SOC 7 %: Gamers and cutters. tsd :. so
bulls. good 10 choice. S12l IL rs. common
10 medium, $3.50 q IL: grass steers, SO
- so
$50 lbs. Si3 q 10 IS 100 300 his $l3 SO n
3 30: 200 220 lbs, Sl3.s0p - 30, 220-250
lbs 1913 10 90. 2SO-2e0 lbs. $3.50 y
1878: 2p0-350 lbs s1325q 10 so: 10O-l5O
lbs Si1.5o n IL 50. roughs, Si2 Is.
sHEEP-5oO. steady; choice lambs.
SI375al42S; medium 20 GOOD. clipped.
Slrdi3 common lambs clipped. S5aT.
ewes. clipped, 81 so $50 wsthers. clipped,
81 so $50.
CALVES--l26 steady good 10 choice,
SIS 500 Is. 50, medium. $40 1850; me-
dunn to good, si2Qi4; culls and common,
Siqs.5O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Provide Another Use for Farm Wastes

The idaho WORRYING the utilization Of farm wastes
suitable
mercs he produced price which will make them
with similar materials from other sources This
grade
competitive the food market In the
postwar period"
This simple and methods is symptomac
NJ of
Through imnroyed utilization OF products
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Nov. (INsb - HOGS -
7s 900: 81 Zoe lower. Top. si3 rs; bulk.
Si3 25Ql3.75: heavies, $3.50 -. rs: me-
diums, si3 70q AIS: lights. s13.25G -. so /.
light lights S1205 q 1915; packing sows.
xi3 1925: pigs, $il. so q 12.25.
CATTLE--i2. 900. steady. Calves, 900 I.
steady Beef steers. Choice, $50 is so
medium. ti4G15. yearlings, si21 Is. IS.
Butchers: Heifers s10g1e; cows. $500
~ so; bulls, S9dl275; calves sea Is:
feeders si0d13. Stockers Steers, x1tH
II; cows and heifers. Ssqi2
SHEEP-1o. 500. steady. Lambs. st3n
1928 common SI2 -. yearIings, $40 so
b u 500 feeders. ell d 10. ewes. $50 Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
1913 Corn Crop
Near Record at
; Billion Bushels

WASHINGTON, Nov. - (UP)
The agriculture department to-
day estimated the 1913 corn crop
at 3,085. $50 900 bushels. second
largest in history.
The department said Nov !
conditions Indicated ! per cent
increase over expectations of a
month earlier and a total crop
exceeded only by that Of last
year.