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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Stocks Data
Given Reader
BY LEWIS HANEY
Professor Of Economics. =. \. uni'ersitT

At"f"NHNt - -
From Chicago and San Fran
cisco comes the question. You
refer IN your column 20 an average
Weld OF q stocks which YOU have
computed for years ! would Ike
10 know the list is The yield based
on a purchase made az lower
splS o.
answer --y- ifivt use was made
up back iu 1928 or 1929 and is
probably not just what ! would
choose for statistical purposes
today Il is interesting however
because OF its continuity. II IN
cludes Allied Chemical. American
TN. American CaT and FoQndfy
American Locomotive. American
Smelling and Refining American
Sugar REFINING American ITele-
phone and Telegraph, American
Tobacco. Anaconda, Corn Prod
ucts. General Electric. General
Motors. International Harvester,
KenneCott. Mack Trucks Para
mount. SearS-Roebuck Standard
IOil Of California, Texas Corp
L.. s Rubber. l. $ Steel. Western
ir'nfoD and Wentworth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Stocks Open
Unchanged

NEW YORK, April rs (UP)-
Stocks were narrowly irregular in
opening aeaiinsstsaHy= Cotton fu-
lures started l TO 3 points higher.
Bonds were irregularly lower.
In the first few minutes of trad
ing long list of stocks appeared
at prices unchanged from their
previous closingS. including Pepsi
Cola. Socony Vacuum. Interna-
tional Harvester, Standard IN. j.,
International Telephone, Loew's,
Consolidated-Vultee, Curtiss-
Wright and Foster-Wheeler Corp.
A few isstics had siZabie OPEN
ing blocks. Standard Steel Spring.
1000, was unchanged al 7ia;
American Water Works 1000.
-alse-wsS unchanged AT s.. and
Radio, 1900. likewise showed no
change at 82i.
Curtis Publishing preferred.
down a point, had one of the few
changes outside a fractional range.
Steel shares were steady. Youngs-
town was up "a point but Re-
public and l.. 5. Steel held UNI
changed. ChrySler had a small
gain but General Motors at 90
was unchanged.
Rails tended lower. Southern
Pacific, Chesapeake 81 Ohio and
Southern Rail softened. n. Y. Gem
trail was unchanged and PennSyl-
vanla firm. Pullman was off q
among rail equipments.
Trading quoted after the early
minutes OF the session.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Offer Stock
In Miller Mfq.

Public offering Will be made to-
day Of a new issue Of 95 900 shares
of IS par convertible Class A stock
of the Miller Manufacturing Co.
Of Detroit, Mich, makers Of Spe-
cal service tools for automobiles,
aircraft and engines. al SO a share
by a nationwide banking syndicate
headed by Baker. Simonds e. Co.
Of Detroit, Van Alstyne, Noel &
Co. of New York and StrauS
Securities Co. Of Chicago.
Net proceeds Of the sale, indi-
Gated az SS07 500 Will be applied
together with 5000 shares of
Class A stock and 1867 shares
Of 81 par Miller common stock,
toward the purchase Of 81 per cent
Of the outstanding capital stock Of
the Ririe Metal Products Corp. of
Auburn. Ind, the nations largest
producer OF fittings and closures
for metal containers, and additions
10 working capital
Each share Of Class A stock is
entitled 10 cumulative preferen-
tial dividends al the rate OF go
cents per year and is convertible
into three shares of Miller com
mon stock until April IS 1949.
INTO two and one-half shares until
April 10, 1852, and into two shares
until April Is, 1851. when the con-
version privilege terminates. The
stock is callable at S11.50 a share
until April IS, 1949 at Sl1 until
April Is 1854, and at $1,000 there
after
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
important TO ReIinquish Controls

standpoint of future, IL important to
renquh extraordinary controls quickly
emergency conditions relaxed.
Public opinion to desire curbng of bureaucracy
the circumstances
enterprise accelerate the transition by making clear its
determination the emergency constructive
1t early manufacturers Of temporarily nterdced
durable civilian goods which demand has been png
make pledge advantage of artificial
Shortages Specifically would prudent for such business
leaders make clear their determination resumption civilian
production customary prudence resisting coaisng
tendencies pledge take advantage
temporary but limit manufacturers marup and
marps those cuStomary charged competitive and
balanced markup Such fobearance will the public the
fdence qdae controls without fear of economic
a he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
What S New
In Business
Phil Hsrns Gets
ne Wrong Impression
u, WARD SCHULTZ

I list heard that Phil Hanna,
tarrner Dctrolter -who -was re-
pauesly ~releast3" ty Marshall
lleld.- Chicago sun because OF
his aat.-NcW Deal writings.
s-vrr1rty arCIT TrCe weeks on
us lob IS assistant 20 George
Romnry 90 ne AWomotiye
Council for War Production
when an offer came from Frank
Knox 90 write q column for the
-CF55E0 Daily News, PM ac-
note that PM devoted
YESTERDAY -eettfif4 40 Che al
legged milk dumping episode
here
I4==4-re4a -ahaHt IS IN the
Congressional Record and, while
he admits thai that doesn I
necessarily make 10 true. be
goes on Go say that the Detroit
Free Press is quoted as an au-
ihlutVs Tor the. statements
What both The Congressional
Record ana the Free Press APP
parenuy failed 20 disclose, are
The facts aS printed IN DctroitS
Two afternoon papers
Although three small cream
ef.oS complained that they were
forced t0 dump milk because Of
fv1tUrGt lCsulatlonS limiting sales
~ 20 .por cert of last year s
levels. according 20 War Food
Administration records none had
even been able 10 meet his sales
quota
Too the milk they dumped
Was skinned milk which has
lttIe commercial value and con-
fanS no bUttertat They lacked
facilities for converting 10 INTO
powdered milk
/ suppose the good people OF
Chicago now think that Detroit
diaries promiSculouSly d u m p
mix down sewers while little
children suffer. Actually not
one Of Detroits larger diaries
has dumped any milk and the
KIDS would spit out The SKINNED
stuff II Il MAS offered to them
and rightly 50. because II has
little OF no food value
PtlI- didn't do right by our
town bur Wen excuse " be-
cause he col some bad intorma-
ton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Livestock M arket


tFt TIL ,T0O. Slaughter steers year
ngs ana setfecs active. strong. spots i5c
'1 25c higher few short loads and small
OTIS good l.O25-l.125 10. steers 81 -. bulk
good shor'feds Sli 80 p IS D. Ftest-rr7rrg
ru0u and medium grades. $12 50 a. -. fairly
broad early clearance. COWS very slow
bidding weak % urPyeriy lower on beef
cows with early sales absent: Gamers and
cutters steady % weak, most sales So 81 %
IS, some shelly lightweight Gamers down
20 So and below bulls firm. good heavy
sausage bulls up 70 Stl.25 most safes
common and medium grades 81 no so,
s'nckers and feeders scarce UNCHANGED
CALVES 500, vealers fairly active
firm top ard bulk good and choice
SIG 30; few medium 30 good ti4 50 q
II 59 bulk common and medium, SO
Z i4 cuils, slow S5To
HOGS g 500. market very uneven and
indifferent Good ana 81 ice 20o-270 Roe
steady a. Si3 go. Few rail receipts az So.
Bidding uneven 25c 90 soc pr more lover
On other weights and soVs Few lfO-l5e
lbs. Sllult 20 Bidding 81 - down 90
sows indicating liberal carryover
SHEEP $40. early arrivals limited
slaughter lau1bs steady TruCXsf-In lot
Just good wooded native lambs SIC ch0ice
qu0table 20 $40 so. some medfu am 10 choice
shorn lambs with No. ? pel's So %.
choice sh0rn lambs with No peiis.
quotable around SIS; sheep virtually lack
ing early quotahle steady or up 20 s.
on choice ShOrn ewes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Returning Soldiers

E&cry firm eyciug the day
WREN tire boys return from the
armed services and trying 10
formulate some plan 10 absorb
the feiiftRE with the least
possible diSlocauon
/ haven't seen any Compre-
henSive experience figures from
the last war. bat the following,
taken from Detroit EdiSons
lively "SynchroScope. seems TO
indicate q potential trend
In Wnrld Var L -722 Detroit
Edison employees Joined the
armed services OF these. 459
returned 10 Edison and. within
81 months, only 2e..}1f were still
with the company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Liquor
Flows Inn

WASHINGTON. April Is
Liquor imports reached the rec
ord volume Of nearly 100000
gallons last month, on the basis
of internal revenue stamp sales
by the treasury.
There was no official eXplana-
tion bat the So a gallon tax rise
April ! resulted in a heavy con-
sHner demand during March
Recent month comparisons for
Puerto RiCan IMPORTS. amounting
TO $4,000 gallons last month
were unavailable. but the i9l2000
gallons brought in from elsewhere,
principally Cuba and Mexico,
topped DEFENDERS previous peak
by 10000 gallons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Priorities

The Detroit regional office ~ the War
Production Board announced today he 90.
lowing pri1rities actions
cap Res @, int l3 Slaves. ee-atts
and hoops
LII Int Chlorine In Pulp Papcr
Paperbosr8 Clarifies meaning - spcclc
restrictions relating 90 pulp paper. paper
board. clarifies effect ~ elimination of
certain puIps from specified grades 81
paper and paperboard
l2s, Schedule 3. amended 'Col| ny
tune assemblies tuf refrigeration c1rd're
efs ur coolers peIFtes some restrictions
on seamless steel tuhluE
L-260-a. Int Furniture and Furniture
Parts Remodeung by Inclusion OF springs
t.-2gs amended Resistance Welding
Equipment % Removes provision requiring
registration ~ idle equipment
For further details contact WPB. 1910
Woodward Phone TIP 1900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Plan Switch TO Civilian Requirements

When. If and the invasion clearly discenbe the
leadership WPB contempates additional
of and materials for civilian requirements
If is commonly expected the European phase of the
ends before the Asac then the switch civilian production will
accelerated Such contingency raises the of how
dse nationally production for the Asatc theater
unduly penaze the timing of
shadngs give point this observation by the
current interpreter:
public relations phrase describe the
original
periods POSTWAR
discarded intermediary gradual transition period
generally accepted"
intervening period predominanty economy
and predomnanty might well be described
economic noman's land"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
FelIowships for z

Tom Sa0ady Of SaN-Way In.
duStrIts and Iiirma l. Walton
OF Smith, Ilinchman 81 GryllS
were awarded fellowShlps in the
Academy of Engineering At the
annual meeting Of tt7C7trr1rt-ft---+ tt
Society OF Industrial Engineers.
Robert r. Crinnian presided
-Guv. Harry Kelly was the
principal speaker at the BAN
quct
Suggestions for the orderly
roconverSion OF war plants were
discussed and viii be presented
10 the government with an
offer Of the sklllS Of master
engineers,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Discussing Attitude

Sometimes the things which
are omitted are far more signl-
fcant than those which are said.
CPA chief Chester Bowic>. IN
speaking 10 Detroit business
men AZ the Economic Club left
out one paragraph Of his pre-
pared speech. II read
"\ot a day passes but some
industry group is in my office
telling me not 10 miSjudge
them by current earnings After
all. they say. this IL our one
chance in lifetime To make
some real money"
Unfortunately. although con-
fined 10 a small minority. there
are still too many people -, ail
strata Of our society who take
just that attitude.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Steel Chiefs
Hit Clio lea

WASHINGTON, April 25
QNS)-Steel industry spokesman
today assailed the CLOS wage de-
mandS as economically unjustifed
and constituting a union political
crusade" to write a new social
economic plan FOR the industry.
Appearing before WLB panel,
BENJAMIN F. Fairless, president of
United States Steel, declared that
the industry has not the present
financial ability to meet the
steelworkers' demands for a II
cent hourly increase ~ estimated
a S200.0O0000 annually.
START OF SPIRAL
"The taking OF such a step
must inevitably result In higher
wages i'm all industries and In
higher prices ssr almost every
thing which all Of US buy"
FairlesS said
Lauson Stone, president Of Fol
lansbee Steel Corp, presenting
the views of 9o-odd small steel
companies, said the CLOS de-
mands would put small business
in A straitjacket. -
II do not believe that the
granting OF the unions demands
is necessary 10 the effective
prosecution of the war" Stone
said. II do believe that they are
contrary to the national eco
nomIc sterilization program and
that they constitute a political
crusade n-the part OF the
union"
F,aifiess declared THAT the
unions demand for a guarantee
minimum annual wage was botf
"impracticable and missionary
and beyond the jurisdiction of the
WLB.
FairlesS said the weekly earn
ingS OF the more than half a mil
lion SteelworkerS averaged $50 4!
/ in January, 1914.
This figure. he said, was III,
highest they ever received-'mor,
than 80 per cent in excess o.
January, 1941. levels and NOR,
than adequate to compensate fol
any increase in the cost Of living
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Dividends
LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE
sealed prspasals viii be received untn
06 =. May Is. 1874 and then opened.
for the exclusive privilege - operating q
restaurant and furnishing food 10 detained
aliens ard others AZ me Detroit lmml-
grafton Detention station Al Detroit.
chigan Tor the period beginning July /.
1854. and ending JUre 20 1915 For
PARTICULARS ~ i1 conditions and alton
g,vern.nE bidders. and the required formt
application should 1r made 80 ne District
Director linn grafton and Naturalization
Service. af10 Fast Jefferson Avenue, Ds-
trglf MtfF..au
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
PEA Elects 3

Robert F Black, president Of
White Motor Co IF Cleveland,
Martin Lindsay vice president
OF he AUTOMATIC Electric Co
or Chicago. and James r
Stockton, president of Telfair
Stockton co. Of Jacksonville
have been elected new directors
Of the pnpn-tl Is afaia-G Central
Airlnes. c Bcdell Nonro and
other officers were reelected
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Nash Aonors Doss

NASH t&1rtYIUItOr introduced
tho new Nash sales manager.
Clay BoSs. 10 the press az a
party last night at the Book
cad lilac Thai DnSS vas
already on the Job was proven
during The evening $ FESTIVITIES
when ne brought up a new
dealer prospect 10 introduce 10
a NJ Wibel Fred Black. Ted
Little and other Nash eXccu-
tNoS,
DosS. who resigned from
FefA recently although the
guest of honor. took his pros
pcct into a corner for business
C7Hty wrJic-the- party Ge4ped on
around him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Gar Wood Again Pays
l0-Cent Dividend

NEW YORK. April = Gar
Wood Industries Inc has de-
cleared dividend Ut 10 cents on
the common. payable May Is. 10
stock of record May l. The same
amount was paid Feb. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25

Doc had ana Inspiration. I'm going 10 India he said.
u heard tiip have marvellous cure for failing
memory
Hotrheucr agreed that the Ayuvedc treatment
often worked wonders and the sailed for Bombay
~ fan THIS bre, Jack said L know / shall never
come upon GJTe anywhere again
In BOMBAY. The treatment peaS- hegHH4 -4t-coH-
s>icd ut d.Dt massage aEoIutmoUt WITH brcwS 81
herbs and genealogical interludcS Five native physi-
rtns SAT- about Jack AS he was placed on slnh Of
highly polished wood They began manipulation.
Soon Jack iall INTO deep sleep.
i17r}1nQIe improved rs weeks OF treatment went
ons H memory returned hiS ankles no longer were
sHo|tn One day. be sat IN ms open car and felt q
gentle touch. gaunt yogi a tuIbaned ancient in a
a.s sfodts' cay -rht is,i sna 1850 BY Gene
b. y.0,y, r,a.l Zoe 10 Good Night, Sweet Prime
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
M. S. Rukeyser
Postwar Transition
Period Described

II appears that country will the effort
economic no-mans land transitional period in which
there will be relative curtaen of production and pickup
Of civilian output.
Such period will be clearly deneated but will continue
elements of the abnormal with the normal
Until the invasion Europe well under the will
properly be the making of goods.
Yet during this there will be important cut-backs
items which available abundance switching
projects which needed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
CHICAGO

CHICAGO Aprl - uNsl- HOES 4
100 steady Top 10 10 hulk. xl3d1315.
hcayieA Si2 zS1ti3 50 mediums xi2 -
lights. SIC 81 ul3 50. light lights Sl2HI1.
packing s0ws Sl2uI2 80. pigs Sqpin 90
CATTLE-is 900. 10 20 IS cents lower
Calves 500. steady Beef steers choice
1i5I17. medium 1913. yearNnEs 81
n16 rs. Butchers hefers 1I0HIH Is
cows IS 80 n i3 50 bulls Spui3 30.
calves S9nl6 feeders Si1lIt25 Stock.
ers steers. S10dii cows and hstfers
SenI275
SHEEP IL. 500. 10 % Il cents lower
lambs. SIS 500 10 25 common 131IS.
yesrlings S12n1450. feeders, Sl1ai4 30.
ewes, 81 50ae5O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25

lojucloth turned his hand palm up. Permit 10
tell the saf4b's fortune
Go right ahead Gus" Jack SAID
The yogi studied Jacks palm You should have
remained IN India and been painter he safc he
~lh.b Is an actor yeso"
And YOU a patron OF the movies, Jack said
The old man was unperurbed lie went on,
You DO not seem destined 10 live 10 old age and
toddv viii greatly shorten your life
I've just been cured. That's horse on you
II know Sahb But I read what is unwritten.
You VIII return 20 America soon ~
The YOGI declined the rupee Jack offered him and
walked away. Jack irowned then asked the chauffeur
fo drive back 90 the hotel
Continued tomorrow
ratustsa bv vpinE
, Scrapbooks, Detroit Times, Detroit 81, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
PIITsRIRGH

g. 800 steady % strong steers good 20
choice. ti5ni6 medium 20 good sl3 60
H 15, common 10 medium Si2G1s HeIf-
ers. good 70 choice S13 tOHis medium
TO good. S13 5Od145 so. common 60 me
dunn. Sti 5Oui3 So Cows good 20 choice
$40 il.50. medium TO- good 370s5O.
Gamers and cutters S51T Bulls good 20
choice. Si11I2; common 70 medium S. so
no. grass sieers So 30 i3 so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25

The FIRST column of percentages
shows the actual yield for the dlVi-
dcnu paying stocks, on the basis OF
cash dividends paid for year.
The second column shows the
average yield for all the group.
including those THAT paid no dlvl-
dcndS al an.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
PeninsuIar Grinding
PAYS 10C Dividend

PeninSular Grinding Wheel Co.
has declared dividend of 10
cents, payable May - 10 holders
of record April p a payment Of
10 cents was made Feb. IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Auto
Graphs
BY SuER FREEMAN
Buick 10 Re Open

Nv y AhAHAa.fA 80
Tire gray iron foundry 81
Buck VIII soon start producing
cylinder blocks and cylinder
head castings for army trucks,
according 70 Harlow II Curtice,
general manager Of the division
lie added that The contract was
undertaken ut Tie request OF
the War Production Board 20
supply the Hercules Motor
Corp with engine castings 10
maintain an increased rate OF
military truck output
The gray iron foundry opera
tIOuS viii he increased beyond
The needs OF Hercules for addi-
uonal war products. at a later
date Curticc predicted Several
hundred men will be employed
in the plant az the outset
-If'ife foundry had been con-
Nortcd for aluminium alloy. torg-
ings and other operations in
connection viii the Pratt and
Whitney contracts which Buick
holds Retoolng is under way
and foundry equipment being
set back IN place First metal
-l.-itlll probably be poured IN
May. Gurttcr Statcd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Earnings

NfHi CORP.
quarter ended March "a
Ig44 1913
Net income yil7s3S sf26. SOS
Per common share lOc lie
TNION CARBIDE & Carbon
Quarter ended March 81
1g44 i9a2-
Set INCOME SO 00e. OF gg.8s2 .02i
Per share &c Slul
ARKANSAS NATURAL GAS
Year ended Dee 81
1943 1852
f-@'--'ferrr1r g. sf5-670 X3,lsl. ie5
Per preferred shars N2s- &l-4S-
PLNNOU TIL on 90.
1914 1873
Net profit 1928 25s x54s 5f2
Snare earning Sic j2C
.---=uTK NT-TF.Nt~- SULPHUR
Quarter ended March 50
Iq4f 1913
Set profit Slu7f2q Slail2a
share earnings 64c---,l-.e
RONAtITF OH GO.
Year ended Dec 81
1913 1872
Net profit .-. Ss84.eiS s1S2 So
Per snare 81 rs 81 Ns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
TT " - = IT
IHE MIC HIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY

Detroit Michigan Aprii Z, 1914.
The Annual Meeting OF tho STOCKHOLM
-~-J-uf TT tfT-rfEAn Central Railroad
Company Tor the election Of Directors
and OF three Inspectors Of Election, and
me transaction Of sucn other business As
may be lawfully brought before the meet
ing viii be held AZ the principal Office
Of The Company. Room 400, Michigan
Central Terminal Building, IN the Cry %
Detroit. Michigan. Oh Thursday, May 4.
1914 az 10 o clock a NJ
The STOCK Transfer B0rEs VIII BE clossi
a. O'Clock +. NJ on Friday Apru Is.
1914, and viii reopen AZ IL Z o+oSk A. Ia.
on FRIDAY. Aay 1919
JOSEPH N O'AAHOSFY.
secfHtAry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
LEGAL notice

PERE MARQUETTE RAILWAY co.
Nouce " Annual NeeJng d stockholders
Detroit Michigan. ApTa 4. 1874.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
The annual meeting 81 the stockhnldefs
~ FEFE a T y z = 7 ] y RAILWAY
COMPANY viii he held al The general
Office " the Company u the General
Motors Building IN re city % Detroit,
AfIcL.Ez-s.= j-ies-ts-, Is -2--latt-At
two clock D. m. for ue following pur-
poses
% the election % directors for The
fusr 4 year,
(2) fHc election Of inspectors OF elec-
ton ard
go the transaction Of such other husi-
TESS a. may pioPety come before
The meeting
The st0ck transfer books Will not 20
closed tat under the bylaws % fhs
C0muany m ztlrk- ear trv u-r1 ~ AEIf
neetirE unless registered on TIE books OF
the Company for ten days previous 70
said meeting
BY order Of ne Board 81 Directors.
~ ICHMENER Secretary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
AVERAGE YIELDS

For comparative purposes /
show below the average ylcla~-fef
several significant periods
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25

STIRLING ALUMINIUM PRODUCTS
year t-.el Dee 81
~ proof I24- saA 4ful.s1l
Pc shH-. Sias 81 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Foreign Exchange
RESERVE BANKS IN DETROIT
ASSETS

ASSETS
ssets liabilities April a showing the increase
Aprl n
Gin millions Of dollars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25

oIIN a TT I'N'N NNVFtII4J 1T
economic no-man's land
The Valley settler., 1944-06-23

HoSl ITlL NEWS
 Pfc. and Mrs. Bert Reamev announce the birth of dau .hter on June 2l. The baby, wei hing sev an pounds end ten ounces, has been named Kethleen Diane. Her father s connected with the Alaske Conmuni ceti ons System in knchores @ |. orren Nanlev, mechanic for thd 4. F. c. twas admi tied to the hos pi - tai on Wedne sooy for medical treat ment.
 Mrs. Ann Rouse has been e pa tient for few days.
 An injured knee whil3 working for th9 Rood Conni ssi on brought Farl Onkke in as a short-stav patier this we ok.
 Mrs. Clarence Quernst trom also received medical care the early part or the week.
 Helen Koozaata of Gemball, St |. LewrGnc1 Islend, who has been in the hospital for pulmonary tubercn-
The Valley settler., 1944-06-23

1osis, died. Wedne sday afternoon, June 2l, at the aee of twenty" ono. She is survived by her sister o1 Pc Inner and her parents Of Gambe1,.
 Funeral services will be h. l in the Unit Protestant Chur rh n Monday, June 2e, at 2:OO p. n.
 Drs. Hoehn and Andrews will be away from Pa liner on their VI cat on . from July 4 to l9. Emergency work only will be cared for at the hos- pttel during this time.
 We'll baby clinics are still being conduc ed on the last ucsdey of ecl' month from 2:OO to 4:OO mo D0N'T FORGET THE FIFTH POr1 DRIVE.