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Evening star., 1944-06-14
Out-of- Doors TuIk

DR.. Herbert N. Wheeler, former
supervisor in the United States
Forestry Service, will give an il
Illustrated lecture on 1.-THE Lure of
the Out of Doors" before the Dis
trict Association of Workers for the
Blind at 8 pm. tomorrow at Epip-
hany Parish House.
Evening star., 1944-06-14

Ia brother, Robert Oliver Of San
Francisco.
Funeral arrangements will be an
nounced later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
War Bond Day

rho National Security Trad
ers Association and affiliated
groups representing . 200 mem
bers m q OF the larger fnan-
Al centerS Of tho country
set Feb : as their special
|Nsy for war bond sales. accord
Ing 10 John r. Sullivan Jr,
Boston. chairman Of the -aSSoci-
alton war bond committee
This is In connection with, and
supplementary 10. the genera
drive tho Inv eStment dealer and
broker fraternity As a whole IS
making 10 insure success Of the
Fourth War Loan.
This fraternity of stock and
bond mon. whose profession
deals with the public year in
and year out in the marketing
Of securities. arc proud Of their
contribution Of 400 members TO
active military service Of their
country. and indicate 2 deter
mination 70 fully support them
in the department of war work
that they know best. Sullivan
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Nation S War
Expenditures
Behind Budget
By HEWIs HANtY
Professor of Economics, y. y. tuiyer'

Professor ~ Economies, - \. University
As readers Of this column may
remember, i has been stated here
that one OF the benefits which
may be derived from war is that
it forces the nation 10 face eco
homie realities. For example, no
matter how much money is Dor
roWed and how much planning
is done. we can have aiHthe- air
planes we need unless The necr~-
fi4aff-ftourS of tabor are
put in
Another reality now about 20
be faced . the fact t7dt merely
10 appropriate and "budget' a
large total expenditure s=fitaf-
mean that the money can all be
spent The only way 10 insure
that large appropriations will be
used IS 10 put the money into
buying goods, and d TO bid up
prices.
Purchasing power" is merely
theoretical when money cant lie
spent. II, therefore private SPEND
ing IS restrained the purchasing
power of the people is made m
effective. and prices may be held
down. Then public spending may
fall behind the budget Already
-tt1e-afrriy- mas reduced is budget
requirements by many billions OF
dollars The government war
expenditures are running ConSid>
erably behind IFS repeated eSti-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
BY sILER FREEMAN

Neither growing availability
of material, nor meeting of pro-.
duction SCHEDULES has stopped
the auto industry's search ior
ways of saving materials or
speeding output Cooperation
between thy SERVICES and the.
production agencies ha, 4ccom-
Ph- he'd nratn1fdtlc>
The latest brought 10 hight
has resulted IN tine Saving Or 80
pounds OF steel per aircraft cn-
glne produced bl Chevrolet il
was accomplished by 3n im-
proved method of handling tests
for heat-ireated steel iot.lng~
The method was devised by enc
cheering sections of Inc Army
Air Forces. sPratt & whitney
and Chevrolet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Electric Use Runs
ID Pct. Over 1913

NEW YORK, Feb. 3 The cleo
trlcaI energy distributed by the
electric light and power industry
OF the United States for the week
ended Jan % was 1923. 763 900
kiloWatt hours against 1876 .s44 =
900 in the l943 week. an increase
OF i3S per cent, according 10
Edison Electric Institute Output
IN the week ended Jan. p totaled
4.53l 662 900 kilowatt hours.
against $4,000 600 in the 1913
period. An increase of II per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
War Economy Distorfs Normal Business

Since the distorted normal business relation
decisions problems
be reached
For example in the future after the and outcome
of the front
possible part of the facilities of "cIback
civilian
From standpoint il might be feasible such
where available whereas
would be deemed mpudent TO do Of and critical
shortages But the likely
that loyal and manufacturers
located
Officials do think would he permit competitors
10 civilian production At different one
models
for the of the industry whole that models
be allocaed individual firms
standing the industry Before leaders
Of The industry will be asked a solution.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03

An interesting contrast in The
use ~ direct and lndireCi taxes
is offered bv comparison ~
Great Britain and this country.
In Great Britain IS per cont
of the total government re-
.ceipiS come from indirect taxes
which IS a slight increase IN the
last two years
Hcre in United States. direct
taxation increased from 81 per
cent Of total collections in
.1qiO-41 N 81 per cent IN l942-43
and SIS per cent IN the first half
of the current year
MANY economists contend that
direct taxation here has reached
its productive limits and that
We must resort now 20 indirect
levics or So-called hidden taxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Michigan Retail
Sales Up in d

Sales ~ independent retailers
in Michigan during l943 jumped
10 per cent over those of 1912.
with 2 corresponding increase Of
Is per cent in dollar volume. a
report ~ the L. 6 Department
Of Commerce revealed
Largest sales increase during
December was recorded aS - per
cent over December. 1912 by
womens ready-to-wear stores,
Total sales for the state rose
s per cent during December over
the same month Of 1912. and A
y per cent rise was recorded
over November l943
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Auto Men Pion4Face Lifted Prewar Models

OF automobile production after the
indicated that the
face lifted models
obvae and delay incidental develop
tools brand models
In William r. Stout engineer
that the
bleS would be made by airpane manufacturers
This Of policy.
"A q A 10 whether
should be during the transition
period
agreed that policy would be in the public
interest then the question has been raised whether would be
manufacturers had and 20 build
and dies and One
official expressed the that industry be
they have aRePpouny TO into production brand
models After
conditions Of unrestricted free all However before
formuan any policy officials
recommendation from the induStrys
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
SieeIS Near
100 Per Cent

NEML YORK. Feb. 3 Steel in
got production for the week ended
Ian , r. Pfaecd at 90 80 pr CUur
OF capacity IN the compilation by
Dow. Jones e. Co. Inc. This com
pareS with 9Si2 per cent in the
previous week. and 80 per cent
twdAVXeeks ago.
L. < Steel IS estimated AT 101 =
per cent against 100 per cent in
the Two preceding weeks. Other
Leading companies are credited
with 9Sia per cent. against 9S per
rent IN the week before and 98
per cent TWO weeks ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Farmers M arket

FRUITS Apples. BaldWins No f3n
4 50 hu Delicious 80 = 81 Is ~ Nc.
1ntosh No. !. 81 son ~ ~ EoastAsaI
10 50 ASIA So hu Greetings No g.
y n 80 nu Northern spys fancy 81 -
- No. T. 50 son IS wagensrs No.
l3n3.5 50 bu steeles Red No l. 81 501
rs hu Nots-Cslling price on apples
| LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS Gel.
kry cabbage No Z 81 sou IS hu
VEGETABLE GREENS French sndivs,
~. I. 50 IS 5-lh. box
VEGETABLES CMtSC , - Berts. topped
10. I 81 1912 hu. Broccoli No. l. 81 so
tu Cabbage no I ~ son IS hu Red
fabhage No tceinngi 81 - n-Ib. IA. /.
Furry Cabhage No 81 250 30 bu Car
~ topped No !. 81 750 25 bu. Celery
40 T. 81 80 bu celery fancy, 81
J. dor bChs No. ] 80 "a soc Michigan
res SO ! - Horse.rsdish. No. l.
- 5On3 peck basket. Leeks No. ]. 81 ~
so dor punches onions dry No
ceiling 81 50 50-lh sack Psrsnips No
$50 i0 hu Potatoes. fapcS. SO 100
|bs No T. s. 50a27a Radishes. hot.
ouss So ] SOC 81 dozen punches Ruts-
|agas No I sal IS bu squash De
Icious No = 81 SOFA z bu. Hubbard,
IanCl x2zan IN No-1-x 81 % n -Tahls
queen No 81 50n2 bu Turuips. topped
| sncy. 81 hu M ] 81 25u1.15. Vegr-
able oysters No. T. 81 ~ dozen punches
tomatoes hotnouse 40 81 80 s-lh
|ssket Rhuharb, dollhouse fancy 81 20
N hoS choice 9Dc 5-lb hoN small
u 2S dozen hunthes
BGCs-LArge. t1gall 10-dozsn case
Medium, $40 SOC l15o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Make Bar Stock

Formerly test coupons Here
cut from steel sample forged
as an extra part of each propol-
shat FIR S5ftfff1i5-5 Str'fyfTTUE
Is pounds. vas cut from -tho
forging and a small test bar
machlned from the sample The
rest of the sample pl9cr Mas
unused
But now on the arrival Of
shipment OF steel at the forge
plant. estimates aIc made-ul
number of forgIngS this ship
meni will make. A small amount
-ol-baF steek-ft6na-tttt ss111lr=75Er--1t-
Of steel is forwarded 10 the
manufacturing plant and eur
into test coupons. one tOr each
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Trade Failures Hit Low

NEW YORK. Feb. 3 Business
failures numbered II IN the week
ended Jan II, remaining prac-
ucally unchanged from their num-
her the previous week reports
Dun & BradStreet Inc. The week :
total was among the lowest on
record although this low level has
been reached several times within
the last TWO months A year ago
there were lSS failures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
5. 0. Of Jersey Ceases
To Be Holding Co.

NEW YORK. Feb 3 Standard
OH Go, OF New Jersey has ceased
10 be q holding company and lis
registration As a holding company
- no longer effective, according
20 SEC. Registration OF Standard
on as holding company vas
done 10 permit distribution by ~
NJ rs holdings IN four natural gas
compares and pipeline company
which u turned over 10 ConSoli.
dated Natural Gas Co, organized
for the purpose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Sullivan Retires

C. 4 Sullivan. for 26 years
general traffic director for
Fisher Body has retired accord
iHE 10 r. = fIShcr general man-
ageU of thc division Sullivan
Joined Fisher Body IN 1911 after
spending b years m The railroad
business.
lie was the FIRST president of
tke Detroit District Shippers
Conference and Is member OF
the National Industrial Traffic
e4tft1 tt1r Brtrurt ft'T3ftIC club
and the Motor City Traffic Club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
HIT COST INDEX

One result is tho current At
tack on tho governments idea
Of cost Of living and last week
organized labor claimed that the
government index. which they
gladly accepted p couple Of wears
ago now shows a rise almost 80
per cent too small.
Another result is the new om-
phaSiS on the white collar man.
His income has generally Jagged
Labor leaders now want 10 or
GAME him and with his help
boost money wages. The polit-
ical leaders may be- preparing TO
let wages 60 up and thus save
the Whitc-collar class }
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
New Battery Charger

Demonstration of a now bait
tory charging deyiCe was given
yCSICTdaY 10 me AUTO Cub The
DEVICES said go charge a rum
down battery fully M H. min
jules half of the time 10 now
lakes
The charger consists ~ Two
sets OF batteries Set ln large
box. one set Is The conventional
-al4ia- b--ttA4-, -t-f---t--- '--Tffti
the other set is a lour-volt pair
which contains the secret of
-ti4p qHCk= charge
The device Is the iuNeptiaH-eE
n Washington battery expert
George t. Ruth. and Detroit is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Stocks Show
Mixed Trend

NEW YORK. Feb 3 lNS)
The STOCK market opened mixed
and narrow today IN moderately
active dealings Rails, strong yes
terday were steady on first quota
tionS. while the induStrll list had
an easier undertone,
Steels had good support with
both l.. s. Steel and Bethlehem
Hp fractions Motors were
easier, As were the chemicals, and
farm equipments. AyiationS We're
firm.
Liquors. Off sharply yesterday.
recovered slightly American Dis
filling opened y higher. while
Park e. Tilford moved fraction
ally higher soon after an IN
changed opening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Livestock NJ arket


CATTLE 500 largely a cow run these
meeting yerS narrow demand sarly a.
weak prices few Gamers and cutters
s. son so Ui's done on beef COWS held
upwards 10 $40. meagcr showing slaughter
steers ana hsifsrs active stronE. small
lot choice ss0-lh, heifcrs. $50 most iors
good shortfed steers and mixed yearlinEs
&l3 sou 1850 sea common 20 medium
lots SO son ~ So. bun SLOW steady
10 weak scattered sales 81 down
CALVES 600 SLOW, steady practical
top and hulk good and choice veaters
SIS DO medium Xif0l5 so. common. Sll
y a.. cuils X6Wi0
HOGS / 500 generally stesdv. hulk
-gSea and -choice. 200 23n 70 Sl3 On, a
few 2Ou-220 IN ~ CITY butChtfS xif tx
trems top, most 330450 In. Xt2 25u W so
desirsbls 10000 IN. SIS 100 10 81 = few
up to ti3 M. bulk, if0-ls0 m, Sl1Tli SO
some iS3.iTh 10. Sl2 23G ". rs medium
~ rn0Irf sdWs, sU "eIkbs, III p LOO
stays sac
SHEEP 500. generally steady IN All
classes sheen and lambs bulk Eood and
choice native slaughter lamhs SIS 1h1 rs.
nothing strictly choice offered early .
medium TO good grades. Si4 rs so com
mon sn&nedium. Nit - culls >hd 10
most good and choice fat ewes S1.2i as.
common and medium, s. 30n1 cuils.
N15.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03

a m ct tt Il FOR
I N q last Ii
Y g q r : " a 5
n a m = q auto
motive : a :
manager. i h @
company a : o
announced that
{ n a + cS NJ.
" l1elan. assist
ant d iStrjC (
manager, witt
sue coed Ban
rows AZ district
manager
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
HIGHER PRICES

Inc reality is That The higher
general prices 20. the more goods
producers make available 80 htfy-
and the more the money thar
must be- spent by consumers 10
buy them.
A notable unrealitv has been
the eest-of-iieing ideoiogv Of the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iaper sup
pOfterS. Now the war is forcing
them 20 face the reality that if
everybody gets his income raised
as The total cost Of living. Ii.ses..
the national income must be all
spent and prices must rise. If all
the living expenses Of all the Deo~
pie arc counted. then the coSt-Of-
living index woHid rise as prices
rise The price Of labor would
mnNe All -tAAa- pr ft-t--off-tf1r- pr0d-
HetS of tabor.
Bul The attempt has been made
"a Use food pricrv as beng about
AL there Is in living costs. And
tho further attempt has been
made TO lack Up the wages Of
organized labor mere thaR=af h,-t=
incomes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Business To Submit
Own Postwar Plans

WASHINGTON, Feb 3-Although the leadership the War
Production
place until the European phase World War
has been completed plans already formulated 1nYte
men IN basic industries submit In the future then
designs for beating the nations swords
Instead of being asked gooSeStep
plan formulated by Washington bureaucrsts
tNes industrial will be
blueprints. II the WPB finds them public
VIII with industry detailed plans for
on Vday Donald M Nelson. WPB chairman
think the specifications and
quick execution after the European has been won.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Ace in The Hole

The government ace in the
hole IN the present income
tax ruckus is the So-called
Cleveland plan, whereby plant
representatives are trained al
federal schools aRd then help
out workers IN their plants in
the filling out Of income tax
forms.
Here in Detroit further
innovation is beinC added IN
that union representatives arc
also being trained FOR tina, pun.
nose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Refrigerator Car
Use Curtdiled

WASHINGTON. Feb 3 Re-
frigcrator car use for shipments
Of canned goods beer and VINO
must be- draStcally curlsiled IN
the neNt two months 20 relieve a
shortage NJ refrigerated shipping
space for perishable foods ODT
declared If reduction is made
voluntarily shippers may avoid
imposition Of an ICC Sa4--,ee
CVsIar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03

the - etrOit
S a eS EXccu-
tINeS Gu b at
Z h q January
meeting held
at the Wardeil
: n . + 4 I o n
Hotel JAY l.
Lee D. first vice
president Dan
l. Beck second
vice president
+ orr est a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
On the
front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Times Financial Editor

Interesting piece of financial
news is the announcement that
Edwin u. Leonard has resigned
as president OF the Michigan
Bank.
In revealing that he had sew
cred connections with the firm.
Leonard said that statement
as to his new connections would
he forthcoming within few
DAYS.
George Herbert Zimmerman
well known vice president of
the parent Universal CIT Credit
Corporation. who has been Serv-
ing as chairman of the board OF
the Michigan Bank, has as
sumed the vacated post as
president.
over a period OF Is years or
more. Leonard. brother Of Capt.
Don Leonard OF the state police.
built quite a reputation as an
organizer of finance companies.
During that time he formed and
headed the Detroit Auto Fl
nancing Association, Edwin ID.
Leonard Co. Leonard Accept
ance, Auto Finance Co. Leon
ard Thrift Bank. and Bank
Contract Co.
Zimmerman has long been
prominent figure ~ the finance
field here AS rIght-hand man 10
Ernest KanZier
A fine and discerning gentle
man lhe'S regular reader Of
this column. he hastens 10
explain HAT the use OF the full
middle name is not an attempt
10 put on any airs but rather 10
help out the post Office which
regularly scrambled his mail
with that ef- George II I'm
.Cfman. assistant vice preSi-
hi OF the National Bank OF
Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Auto-Graphs

torging made. BY ihl- method
10 tcSt coupons are supplied
from the same amount of steel
formerly used Tor one The say
IngS are estimated AS - pounds
per job Tor propeller shaft and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Mercury Order Revoked

WASHINGTON. Feb. 3 All
restrictions on mercury imposed
bY WIPE We're relaxed today. Sup
plies for 1914 are ample 10 meet
requirements which are estimated
az between $1,000 and $4,000
TASKS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Gas Sales OF Here

The gas sendout in the Detroit
district for tho week ended Jan.
%. was 6SS. 756 600 cubic feet,
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co. re-
ported today. Thus compared with
5l.120000 cubic feet IN like l943
period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
81 Initial Dividend
By Midwest Abrasive

An initial quarterly dividend Of
4 cents share was announced
today by Midwest Abrasive Co.
The company has 303 30 shares
outstanding and the dividend will
be paid March 10 stockholders
of record Feb. lS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
50-Cent Dividend
By Timken Roller

Thinker Roller Bearing Co has
declared = dividend Of 80 cents,
payable March 4. 10 holders Of
record Feb. Is. The company pa d
the same amount IN each quarter
of last wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03

unnuL DIR $500 MICHIGAN AVE.
AlUUNA nlUi p Alleys. Ia s3li
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY FROM 10 a N.
uSTiL p. n. SATURDAYS. suodass Uoti p. 81
AMBASSADOR s ,,g, sGTAtttT ;.9 s:t'
ep-r -tv~itrs -FeeAr -trtIt-77-fA . Hue- Attrr
II NJ AL DAY saturday, and SUNDAY,
Rlhc0N pFc " VERNON Al wAItRMSs
DCRVUN hIO' 80 Alleys W. l-g08O
oPes BOWLING TO-DAY UEriL eas p NJ
opsnins, for Mornios and Afternoon LEAGUES
BOWL ODROME . q .r Gs"TF s., 10 t1 1a,o
Open Bowling at All Times!
CADILLAC 20 a ~ ~ ; G ssls, CT lisl
nPLa BOWLING TODAY uhIlL--e n. AND
AfTER 1850 r. ~ AL DAY SAL. AND Sun
GAekE- IR0MBLY "a A 90 Ssf pE' ea7s
IKIER sgn.HAAnlCAP TOURNAMENT
ENTRY BLANKS NOW AVAILABLE
onrcT Iurc FULLERTON at GO. RIVER
JntoI LANCo Il ALLEHS-hn-2 295 -
A Bouier's Paradise Visit Our Staas Bar and
Cocktail Lounge NEVER DULL MOMENT
DETROIT RECREATION s4 tAt1ftt e. $3.50 .
Open Bowling dt All lines!
DEXTER REC o. 0fs sLLTy s. 'Os'Gs s s-s,si
Omen Bo.hae TODAY Uath p n ara After
g p NJ AT DAY SATURDAYS SUNDAYS
GhpneN RE- n2S , wqoowARO o Jt 1850
OPEA BOWLING TODAY NOON ukTiI
os p n AL DAY SATURDAYS. SUNDAYS
GRAND CENTRAL 1871 Every ~ 5.,9 eS8N
.pisS,ure to Bowl At ouistes, Alleys IN Detroit
Excellent Transportation Bus and Stresicar
nnrITIiyrc 20 BALTIMORE
6RtAI lAktS a, Woodland Ma 1868
09su B0~hne-40 Alleys N Ro~-Unih 90
N and After 1900 p. N Cocktail Bar.
luprptu DIR GENERAL MOTORS BLOC.
lMT EnlRl nCb, CENTRALLY LOCATED
~ MODERN ALLEYS
Opsn Eyery Oas Until M'do'aht Ma. slss
]. J. MILLgT'S ,''7 I ~ ,ss'ls AVE
You Are Always Welcome Herel
I 0Wr'c DER 20 BlLLlABo TABLES
lUWL nLU, 20 BOWLING ALLEYS
Cocktail LOUNGE murray s3i2
1925 east Jefferson al EasiIa~n.
LUCKY STRIKE KS fal s sTsSO ~ T,vf $50 s.
OPEN BOWLING DAILY FROM 10 =. ". ON
% BRUNSWICK LANES. BAR
IIT fIIinTT DIR 1922 Mt. ELLIOTT
Open Alleys TO-DAY from ~ Unta p. ~
Visit Our Cocktail Lounge Excellent Food.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Specific Ceilings
Due on Oats, Barley

WASHINGTON. Feb. 3 The
OPA will place specific price cell
ings on oats and barley by Feb. 4.
officials said today The new
prices will be about the same as
those under the present temporary
maximum price regulation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Studebaker Appointment

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Feb.'3
Charles {. Pagan. former regional
.dIrector -for---Afrlca-- WaS--lodaA.
named vice president of The Stude-
baker Export Corp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03

BarroWs has been with Alcoa
II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES manager
for the autnmotNe field he Viii
continue 10 make MS hcadquar-
terS IN Dptroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
BaHows Heads Aftoa
Automotive Sales

PITTSBURGH, Feb. Frank
{, Barrows Jr, who has been
district manager OF the Detroit
Office OF the Minimum co. OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
0'LoughIin President
OF Sales Executives

L. p OLoughlin. sales manager
for the Detroit branch of the
international Business Machines
CoIn was cleCied nrcsldenf OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Detroit Stocks

SaIes Net
In iOos HIGH Low ~ t5 On ge
parzsHd q ga 81
Farks DAVIS 10 2pN 2eN co. =
nNidends m The foregoing table are me
amounts declared or paid ~ far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Vote 40c Dividend

Universal Products Co. Inc. la,
declares a dividend OF 40 cents.
payablE March -, 10 holders Of
record March l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
HI1 AGO

CHICAGO zen 2 UNsl Y q q =
~ 900 STEADY Tor SiJ 75E bulk $50
rs IS. heavies Si2 75ul no mediums
Si3 IS; lights. Si2 75G ~ 81, tight lights
ti2Hl IS packing sous, Sll s. u -.
pigs Ksn1t
sHFEP 600. uesfy Lambs Si5a
Is common. Si2p ~ 30 veaflings Sli SO
n IL feeAeTA Sll b 81 eNes SIS N \ rs.