davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-17
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Hard to soy, isn't It?

Hard to soy, isn't it7
In fact, you haven't given it much
thought Things are going well nov. The
job pays fine, and it looks as if it win last
forever.
But suppose it doesn't? Suppose, in the
1ears after the war, you find things slow
ng up. What then?
Sure maybe good man can always get
job. But isn't it great thing to have nice soft
cushion to fall back on if and when things don't
go right?
And right now, if you're in the Payroll Plan
and tucking money away regularly week after
week, you're fashioning the best kind of cushion
you can possibly have big wad of money
invested in War Bonds.
Here's why:
War Bonds are The safest investment in The
world.
War Bonds give you 81 back ten years from
now fer every 50 you invest.
War Bonds are yevr stake in the good itina.
OF 'omorrow-seevrity, independence, iraveI,
decent old age.
And today, War Bonds give you chance 10
put your money into the flshi-ihe best reason
Of all!
mink that over And when you get your check
chuck a good portion Of it into Bonds even
though you're buying them already. BUY War
Bonds-and hang onto them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19
Outlook
Bright

NEW YORK. Aug. Is-Factors
considered in eauglne the cement
industry s postwar prospects in
chde not only the estimated ST.
600O000QO needed 10 repair and
modernHc existing highways but
much additional construction OF
airport paving arising from the
creater load requirements necesSl-
lated by the increasing size OF
planes
The bureau OF mines points out
that airplane flight strips. flank
ne major highways IN all parts OF
the country, also arc planned.
a system Of lnterregional high
ways totaling $4,000 miles has
been proposed. while other public
works programs under considera-
include rl.ral-road- improYe-
ncnt. bridge building, Stun
clearance. river and harhor work
and large dams FOR flood control
and irrigation.
Civilian and public construction
IN the building field IS expected TO
double the relatively low average
annual volume Of the 1905 and
Ia be about ; per cent above the
relatively high activity in the
1909 decade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19
'M(Cord Sales
Seen Higher

Sales Of the McCord Radiator
and Manufacturing Co. for the
current fiscal year. which ends
Aug. 81. probably will exceed S26,-
.0O00O rejecting continued in
creaSeS in both the war and civil
ian products output. Shipments in
The 1913 fiscal year totaled $22,-
74l. 756.
The company's 1914 earnings
are expected 10 show proper
tionate gain. The net profit for the
nine months ended May 81. l943,
was S343,6S0 while the compar-
able figure for same period this
year was S46l .694.
There should be the same rate
of increase during the current
quarter. subject 10 year-end adj
iustments. Last years net was
Sass. 255.
Renegotiation OF the 1913 net
profit has not yet been completed.
but II is felt that on the basis Of
the settlement effected for 1912
there will be a minimum OF change
in the reported earnings for that
wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19

Week Strong
BY ELMER c. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK. Aug. 1S - The
stock market closed the week on
a note Of strength today, with
the general average within a half
point of its high since 937 made
July TO- Trading was moderately
below yesterdays 1928. 225 shares.
The exchange will close tomor-
row for the first OF a series OF
three Saturday holidays voted by
governors after the close yester-
day as bonus for overworked
Wall Street clerks.
Best demand for stocks GEN.
tered on the so-called peace
shares. There was a tendency 10
shun the more speculative shares,
including the low-priced motors.
following a-lettef EXCHANGE
members from President Emil
Schram asking members and
member firms 10 take special
precautions 10 prevent their facili-
ties being 'unwittingly' used in
the circulation of unverified ru-
mors and reports TO incite specu.
lative interest in securities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19
arm ers' M arket

FRUITs-Apples, Duchess. No. I. s2h
s ~ Sg, TranspaTen no fancy s2?s92 50
81 so so-lb' bu. Pears. sugar. fancy, S.
fancy s. bu No i, sac So. Huckis.
s s.TT .. 'i' ba af piam 'r :.sy Psssst s.
h bu. Wstermelons. N.s3 eo.ib. bu
VEGETABLE GREENS = cabbsg
greens. No. /. slfii so bu. Collards.
sl.50n IS bu Ksle. 75cmsi25 bu.
L'ifs s. 81 2'g s5i5s. do' s sehi Sore sc e
II. bu Swiss chsrd. 75c@ 81 bu. Mus
-tard greens No., 50 son 8 bu Turntp
greens. No I. S2T25o bu
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
81 50n2 IS bu Escarole, fancy, $50 bu
No. /, 75c0Sl Head lettuce. SIC 10
leaf lettuce s2hc i0-lb basket Parsley.
curly. ioN s3c dog. bchs Romano, sla
l 25 hu
VEGETABLES oMiscenaneous) Beans
WAY fancy 50 bu No !, S2a25o.
Roman, fancy. 81 bu., No. l. S2q2.50
Lima fancy. 81 No !. Sn3 30 ou
Beets. so ~ SOC doz bchs topped. siH
/ so hu. Broccoli. No. l. s3n4 bu Cab.
base No /. so 50-lb. bu Red, 81. 80
punched 7o@s 5c doz bchs topped, 81 80
bu caunnower, $3.50 bu Celery, fancy,
81 don bchs No. ]. 80 n 65c sweet corn.
fancy 81 5-doz. sack. No !, 500 75c
Cucumbers slicers. fancy. 81 5on2 bu.
No T. sig12 5, pickles, dill. fancy, SO
bu No. /. s2I2 so: medium. fancy. 81
bu No / 81 5o13; small. No. !. NG 5
bu Din. 80 n eOc don bchs Eggplant
81 Jon2 bu. Ions type. Use al peck
basket Horse-radish. So peck basket
kohlraei so 75c dol, bchs okra, No. l..
81 75N AIS peck basket. Dry onions. No
medium. S2N225 50-lb. sack; green
onions. No l. SO a s5c doz. ochs Parsley
root, 500 Use doz. bchs. Peas, Nc. !,
81 5O@3 2s.lb bu Peppers, red. sweet
a0c n 81 rs peck basket. cayenne, 75c n VI
peck basket hot. No. I. si9i.25 bu. :
green 81 ~ ! IS hu. Pimen,os, coo 81 70
peck basket Potatoes. No. /, 81 10 bu
Pumpkins Sid125 IN Radishes. red.
No !. 75crSl dor hchs Ions white. No
l. s. u e0c doz bchs. Rhubarb, sou 75c
dsz bchs Rutabspas. 81 bu Squash.
Italian. fancy. 81 peck basket; No. J.,
Queen. Sl0l25 hu Hubbard. No. !,
Si.25T 50. Tomatoes, fancy. i.25n so
y hu No / 65c n Sl.75. Turnips fancy,
81 % dor hchs No. /. 75n soc; topped,
81 25T 50 M
EGGS ~ Large. So so7iiM so.det
case. medium. Si7 500 10 50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19
Another Headache

,.sfSsS f.esdayhe {of scores OF
the nations top business eXecu-
tives is the treasury depart
rnents latest ruling that the
value Of stock options granted
employees constitutes added sal
airy and not only comes under
the pay freeze but Is subject 10
normal income tax rates.
retroactive 10 Oct. ,. 1912
the ruling may not only upset
many options granted over the
last y months but will leave
the beneficiarles OF those which
hold good a very unhappy lot.
Almost 10 man they believed
that profits on the options
would be treated as long term
capital gains and thus subject
TO a maximum 2o per cent tax
regular income tax rates could
take three times that amount.
Sole ray Of hope is the tacit
admission by treasury that there
are antiquities in the ruling
and each case will be decided
on its merits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19
Cd. TX. St. Louis
Bridge Deal

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1s-The
Terminal Railroad Association OF
ST. Louis has been authorized by
the ICC 10 acquire control Of the
st. Louis Bridge Co. and the
Tunnel Railroad of st. Louis.
The association was given per-
mission TO issue $3.50. 900 Of re-
funding and improvement mort
gage 4 per cent bonds. Series c.
due July /. 20l9. 10 be changed
for certain stocks OF the bridge
and tunnel companies in order 10
carry out the acquisition plan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19
SOUNDS GOOD

All this sounds good. Indeed, ii
may be good, and obviously can
contribute materially. 10 future
happiness and prosperity. But
these good potentialitles should
not blind US 10 the bad ones. The
limitation and even possible dan
gers attending the new move,
should be duly noted in order that
they may be avoided.
Probably the most immediate
and obvious unfavorable POSSIBLE
ity is that the provision for in
creased civilian production at this
time may hurt the war effort.
Even if this result would not
necessarily follow. such might be
the indirect effects.
The invasion of Europe and the
offensive in the Pacific are nearing
their peaks. They call for a maxi
mum Of mobile effort, and that
means sudden changes in produc-
ton. New conditions and problems
arise
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19
Priorities

The Detroit reEininAl Office OF m. War
Production Board announced TODAY the
following priorities actions:
M-a2h, Cen. Dir. 2 Production Quo
tas Tor Army and Navy Stocks From
sept 10. 1874. 10 Dec. 10. 1914, requires
certain percentage ~ monthly production
% specified types Of machines
MILO Gen Dir. s. Amended. "Restric-
IONS On Processing ~ Cattle Hide Calf
skin and Kop" ESempts XIII skins from
wet,lns restrictions during third quarter
M-2e3 Table amended Power ri.
Nsion-Office of War Utliiet Dssis.
nAtss applicable reporting forms for speci-
fed 'ypes a. products
L.2il. Schedule IS Int ! revocation
Revokes tho Interpretation superseded in
par by L-2i1, Sch "a, as amended
Aux - 1a44
a.. Int : Effect ~ color restric-
tons On Inventory limitation In PR.i
LIN Schedule IS amended Hot
rolled Carbon sieel Bars Restricts
Production ard delivery ~ desirnated
sizes. restricts acceptance 81 delivery with
exceptions
For further details contact wPB, 1910
woodward avenue Phone TR $4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19
Graham Net
Shows Gain

Grahan-Paice Motors Corp. net
profit of Ssl4l6l for the six
months ended June 30. 1914, after
reserves of 1888 900 for federal
taxes and contingencies, was an
nounced today ~ President Ray
mond j. Hodgson
First half earnings OF 1914 COM
pare with the net profit OF $685.
0l0. after reserves for federal
taxes and contingencies aggregat-
ing $500. 700 for the corresponding
period in 1943.
Stated earnings are subject TO
renegotiation and do not include
those of the wholly-owned subsid-
larry al Warren O., the acquisition
Of which was not announced until
early August.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19
'ReC:O(.)nversion
.DangersCited
BY LEWIS HANEY


Prof. Of Economics New YORK University
The War Production Board S
order permitting the limited re-
sumption of the production OF a
long list of civilian goods, seems
encouraging. Hundreds OF items
are released from wartime restric-
tons on production, at least TO the
extent that WPB has control.
This suggests not only that VIC
tory in the war is TO be assumed,
but also that those in power
at Washington are aware of the
+desiFability of facilitating The
reconversion of industry TO peace
basis.
The idea is to take up the
slack" as war production is cur
tailed, by encouraging the eXpan-
sion of such civilian production as
can be carried on without hurting
the war effort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19

MoRELL PVT EDWARD J Mr. ana
Ms. Lee NoreiL parents 1912 Brad.
ford Detroit
MOSS cpl WARREN g Mrs. Jane
HosE mother Wysn0otfe
NELSON 10 IT JACK PRED y. N,.
scr. fatrer Taverss Cry
PALMER PFC RICHARD y Mrs
Helen y Palmer. mothst 53t7 Harper.
Detroit
pOLEsHUK. SGT PAUL 80 Alexander
foIesfus. brother 2300 Denton Ham
frawtE
PRiEBF. PVT EDWARD JR 70.
ward X. Prehe 81, father 50ii Garter.
Detroit
PccAY CPL. JOHN p Mrs Hma N
Fsiais mother south Range
Pt$G PVT CHARLES p, IN -Chart,,
r RINK S. father Po.t!ac N
ROSE re HAROLD a Mr., Mill
esrf HrrF~s mother Pontiac
sPEY PFC PHILIP Mr. Nyrtls
Fp' ut'tsr Wunft
WATSON PFC MAX p Jesse wsrson,
teffff Pin
WIl M PIC LYIANp " NJ, MI
e,rs- e rirT mother Car, \..
. 70 TCxx . q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19
Seek Brewery Here

Brewing circles are buzzing
with the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Corr. nj America makers OF
Carline's - have been scouting
Detroit. trying 10 buy brewery
here.
Coming on the heels Of the
purchase of two breweries in
Cleveland. It's part Of Brewing
Corps plans for postwar ex-
pansion. which repeatedly also
iiH. include the purchase Of a=efeAa4z
cry in New York, which, like
Michigan, is a good CARING
market.
Interesting is the fact that
3. c. Of A. Is an outgrowth OF
the old Peerless Motor Co. and
the firms original brewery IS
located in the old auto plant, in
Cleveland -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19
Snyder Heads
-Grucibfe Steel

NEW YORK, Aug. 1s-W. p.
Snyder Jr, of Pittsburgh has been
elected chairman OF the Crucible
Steel Co. Of America. succeeding
F. B. Hufnagel, who resigned as
chairman and president but who
will continue as director and will
serve in an executive advisory
capacity to The management
Snyder has been a director
since 1880 and chairman OF the
executive committee. since J0ly.
1912 Hufnagel. who has been as
ISOLATED with Crucible for more
than "a years, several months ago
made known his desires 10 be
relieved of his executive RESPONSE.
bllity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19
What S New
in Business
Split in Chrys'er
Stock Hin+ed AoaA
BY WARD SCHULTZ

Revived Is the perennial ne
NOR that Chrysler Corp, viii
split up lis stock
Selling in the low eos, il is
argued that this Will give the
motor company wider stock dis
tTIbuUon-and that stockholders
are potential automobile Gus
toners with a definite bias m
favor Of their own conpanl ;
products.
A four-for-onc- split is SAID 10
be favored which would put The
stock IN the low POS.
Although Ct'rysier has been
paying only al the rate Of s. a
year on the stock earnings last
year aggregated $3.50 a share
and are running slightly above
that level this wear Thus II IS
pointed out. a dividend rate OF
81 share or more 10 start,
would be very possible on the
new shares
CHANGING back through my
files I found a story dated July
q. 1886 which started;
1t l. predicted that Chrysier
directors viii vote a tour-for-
one stock split up at the meet
ing next Thursday"
That story went on 10 say
that Chrysler directors were
tempted 10 make such a move
in the previous fall but decided
10 wait until the stock went
over the hundred mark. II was
then selling at 40.
Well. nothing happened al
that time and maybe this is just
another false alarm.
But here is Chrysler with only
44S4,375 high priced shares
outstanding - about the same
number as Graham. about
third Of Packard and a tenth
Of General Motors - which
means fewer stockholders. and
maybe fewer people shouting
the merits Of Chrysler products.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19
M. S. Rukeyser
Insurance Head Tells
Investment Policies

With volcanic changes the ong the investor must be alert
chatting about investment problems and trends
president stable Middle Western life
Pointing the legal bepns prepared by state legs
adequate investment
agement. remarked
i'm TO be economically as legally"
Apart federal bonds his now In
largely railroad bonds and in real estate
He he thought that rail rorganizatons and
enancnG had developed attractive outlets He said
looking position of the rails he dsregads
passenger traffic and looks TO freight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19
Wheat Lower
Despite Rally

CHICAGO. Aug. Is QNS)-
Wheat was under pressure today
and dropped &c TO lac before
recovering to close l9c to 1%c
off July dropped 10 S1.4919.
Oats recovered and closed I'M
changed 10 &c off after ruling
nearly a cent lower earlier.
Rye generally was firm and
finished sc to 2kc higher. The
market was nearly a cent lower
early.
Barley closed unchanged to &c
higher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19
Important TO Make Careful Really Selections

The insurance executive stressed that important to make
within
properties side of arguing that
people nsncey avoid such the ground that
location involves driving and from work facing the
Like other seeks added protection
through taking the FILA guarantee.
In spite of all the which scientific institutional investors
he admitted that they sometimes bunder profitable
For example initiation hedge Middle Western
producing oil wells and other lands which have
oil These deliberately acquired
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19
NEED BONIBERS

All at once. il is realized that
more heavy bombers and fewer
new fighter planes are needed, or
a new phase OF the fighting calls
urgently for more tanks.
Thus il would not be wise to go
back to civilian goods in any way
that would hamper quick and un-
forseen expansion in war goods.
To put 1T bluntly, unusually large
reserves of materials. men. and
products are still desirable for
war purposes.
---AAethef-dsneer -is-thst-,ae-~ay
the reconversion is handled may
tend 10 fasten war controls upon
civilian production in times of
peace After all. the WPB is a
War Production Board, designed
10 centralize and control produc-
ton without much regard for
profits or for consumer desires.
II IS quite conceivable that it
might be beCtrr III the long run 10
wait till the war is over, and
liquidate the WIPE before going
back 10 peaceful pursuits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19
Firm Sends Investigators TO Study Details

addition published information furnished by the
company sends investigator
detail character OF origin
freight The said that he believes certain freight
business will stick with the rails.
II don't" he said expect the arnes to haul coal for
ample"
In the matter of real estate mortgages he
highly selectixe he des
Boston New Philadelphia
likes Chicago parts South Of tAe West Coast
especially Los Angeles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19
Bring In Oil Well
Near New Orleans

CHICAGO. Aug. Is General
American Transportation Corp
had announced today that il has
completed No. / well on its 1000
acre tract AT Good Hope. near
New Orleans, La. and has struck
oil AZ 5000 feet with a satisfactory
flow More wells will be drilled in
the area in the future. il was said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19
DANGERS AVOIDABLE

But these dangers can be
avoided. The strong points in
favor OF the new orders are
Ito the extent that there are
needleSly large SURPRISES of ma
terials, facilities, and manpower
Abe earliest possible steps to use
them in civilian production will
make easier the transition 10 a
peace economy.
2-The morale" of the people
may be improved by (a) making
available the more necessary or
useful goods of which they have
been deprived gar age cans,
vacuum cleaners. lawn mowers,
sewing machines. etc. and by 10
knowing that something is being
done 10 prevent serious accumu-
lations OF surplus stocks. On
fact. the recent rumors Of conflicts
between WPB and the military,
and the attempts 10 control large
SURPRISES. have been decidedly
demoralizing.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19
American Can SET
On '43 Renegotidtion

NEW YORK. Aug. IS The
American Can Co. reported 10
SEC that il had completed con-
tract price renegotiation for 1943,
and no refund 10 the government
was necessary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19
Expect 10 Offer
Link Belt Stock

NEW YORK, Aug. 1S-Spencer
Trask e. Co. announces that il
expects 10 make a special Offering
of $500 shares of Link Belt Co.
common. The special commission
will be Is cents per share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19
SMALL BUSINESS AID

3-Something can be said for
the program as helping to save
small businesses. as they will be
the ones most likely TO benefit by
making surplus materials avail
able.
When all is said, however. there
is considerable doubt whether ex-
listing labor shortages and war
manpower rules will allow much
of the new WPB releases.
Director Byrnes has given local
VINO agencies power to veto the
action OF Mr. Nelson's local WPB
officers in giving manufacturers
permission 10 make the listed
civilian items.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19

EIPFAiLiER PFC. EEtBTRT -
Eernsrt Z K.pfm'er father Arr Alocf-
LEWASDOWsEI CPL ERNEST Y -
~ ard Mrs Vincent Levard1vsk. par
fnfs Bay CRY
"a CFICcHro PFC ASTHoNY
Gems 10 Gricch,o motn'r. stt PED.
Dfrr1itlI
MARCIA. PFC cEoRGx ~. X-i
owe Y Harca mH'hsf 1928 Flar-
osrf. DetrcF
WELWs PVT TFEOY r. " w srf
NJ LEROY e. Mems s.. parent 'lf
NErahrf DffrC..
.xORnFN PFC WILLIAM Jr
E-N Nsrr r N--1er u -ihtf fcrr He-ef
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19
Freight Loadings
Increase STA Cars

WASHING TON. Aug. IS
Ioadings OF revenue freight dur
ing the week ended Aug. y
totaled se6 IT, cars. an increase
Of STA cars from the previous
week, an increase Of 9.00s cars
from the like week year ago,
ard an increase Of 27327 over the
like week two Aea1S-ase,- accord
ing 10 reports 10 the Association
~ a rr-cl--nan pa LlLnaae
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19
- Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

The navy department today released nc Of q Michigan
marines killed missing wounded
the Doirot The casuaes theLr Of kin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19
., CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
TOLEDo CASH GRAIN
Livestock Market

. CHICAGO. AuE u uNs!.Hoos-
600 steady top. sit IS bulk sitg 75'
heavy si3 75@ - medium, sii 75i light
li 500 "a - light lights. Sli230 IL rs
packing so~s Sl3. 75n II. pigs. si0ui3
CATTLE. 500. steady Calves. 600
steady Beef steers choice. si7o IS IS
med lurna-Nl3ll ---Aearl.EGs.a-Sl28l Is.
butchers. heiieFs, 800 II COWS Ss1 Is. 50
bulls. Ssdi3, caves SSTi5 feeder steers
$40 q Il. 50 stockers steers. 50 - 10 ttockel
cows and heifers. N0l2
SHEEP 500 steady Lambs SO 80
~ Is, common. SO n 10 yesrlinu So
q - 50, feeders, $40 10; ewes. S4d 8 90
PITTSBURGH
? IT'S r L r C H. AUG - GNs)-
CATTLE-l00 steady Steers. good N
choice Slsrl7 medium ~ good sitT
Is. common 70 medium. si241s gras.
steers SaH rs; hefers good % choice.
n 1rT7T II nIfTTum 10 good. w q II -
common 20 medium S. SoW1a COWS
good 10 choice 500 II medium 10 good
So, 2, Gamers and cutters. S4G7. bulls
good "a choice. &ilgl2 common ic
medium Sc s0na 50
HOGS 200: steady. lso.iso lbs si4 50
q rs IS 10000 lhs. sitnltt 60 800 $50
lbs. sl3 75ml4.4O lo0.lSO lbs. si74
- -sn-feaehs-, tf7 75aT3 -
sHEEP--l0o; steady. Choice lambs 81.
6i5: medium 70 good. Sli5O5i2 50
common lambs ssq7 ewes ,2ai
vsthsrs t2bonS
SIS 5oals 50; meium si79i35o: euHi
and common. S4ns5O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19
MARINE DEAD

LEE. CPL. FLoYD T.-Mu Nyrs' Il,
Trtns- Kaismszoc
PEACE PFC CHARLES = -Htrreri
Peace. fsthsr, 1879 C1.een EAs' netI. IT,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19
.eEX' Closed
Saturdays

NEW YORK, Aug. l8-The
board of governors Of the New
York Stock Exchange voted to-
day to close on the three next
Saturdays, Aug. 10, Aug. 26 and
Sept. 2.
The Curb, Detroit Stock Elk
change and other leading markets
will also close.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19
WINNIPEG GRAI>

WINNIPEG GRAIN
WINNIPEG Aug Is UNSl Rye closed
&c a. ! &c higher today October. 81 0SA
bid December 81 06A bid May si.0slt
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO Aug Is (INs)--Cash grain
close
WHEAT -- No hard. 81 5sfl5si.
No. dark hard. 81 ST..
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN
TOLEDO, Aug. Is GNs)--Cash grain
on track
wHEAT-No ? red soft 81 500 / 5o3
CoRN-No 2 yellow. sliei4 Nd. 3
yellow, Il5A
OATS white, TAO 75e: No. 3
white 73G T4c
soYBEANs--No 2 yellow sel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19
NAVY MISSING
MARINE WOUNDED

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19

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EARNINGS
CONSOLIDATED FILM INDUSTRIES
Quarter ended Jun. 30
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Net proni 1888 ~ t2iS 7ot
Prefsrred share earnings SIC ale
TNINERSAL-CYCLOPS STEEL
Six months endtd June 90
1874 ia45
Net profit its5.sf0 Sast SIS
Per share g3c 81 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-19

Sales, including odd lots. 20 73s shares
Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 40 far this year.