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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-10-04
NOTICE OF HEARING FOR
PROBATE OF WILL

In the District Court of the Seven
teenth Judicial District of the State
of Montana. in and for the County
OF Valley.
In the Matter Of the Estate of John
W. Todd. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the hour
Of 10 100 o'clock a. n. of October 18th,
1913. has been appointed as the time,
and the Court Room of the Valley
County Court House. at Glasgow. Mon
tana. ms the place for. proving the will
Of John W. Todd. and for hearing ap-
pication Of Aimee G. Todd for the
issuance to her of Letters Testamcn-
tary and where persons Interested may
appear and contest the same.
Dated September IL. 1915.
blanche GrOtjan.
Clerk Of the District Court.
pub. Sept. u %. Oct. ~
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-10-04
CALL q BIDS

CALL FOK BIDS
Notice is hereby given that the Boar
OF County Commissioners OF Vale!
County will receive Bids up TO October
18th at 10 a. M. at Glasgow, Montan;
in the Court House on:
One 1893 International. Model DIS
30. 1876" w~heelbase. equipped with
5000 Tires Rear duals. 32-6 10
ply front, chassis and cab with oil
filter and heater.
One 1898 International, Model DIS
30 chassis and cab. with 1926 10
ply tires. with oil filter and heater.
Appraised at ceiling price.
Valley County reserves the right Ia
reject any and all bids.
Stephen Weber. Clerk and
Recorder. Valley County,
Montana.
pub. Sept. ~ -2S. Oct. 4-1D
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WILL ATTEND MEETING

Nashua-Mr. and Mrs. S. j. Lebert
left Sunday morning for Portland
where they will attend the wedding
of their daughter, Maxine, Sunday
afternoon at 8 to Stanley w.
Schuck.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-10-04

| Farm Items
Now on Hand
Rotary Gas Pumps
Bumper Jacks
Speedigger post hole diggers
| Small gas engines,
Wisconsin and Lauson
All sizes Goodyear truck,
tractor and car tires
Goodyear Ground-G Grip
Passenger Tires.
Flashlight batteries
Innes pickup attachments
for combines
Pickup box for Ford tractor
Fishing boats, IA long, high,
wide and safe
Manure leaders for Ford
tractor
Cultivators, all types for
Ford tractors
1900 Watt Automatic
Windchargers
All types and sizes of car and
truck batteries
Front rims for putting on
truck tires and tractors
1900 Watt and small Kohler
and Kato Light Plants
Platforms to stand on for
your Ford tractor
Wood saws for Ford tractors
Have your tractor tires filled
with 10000 Solution
Galloway Cream Separators,
electric and hand
Farm light and power
batteries
Noble Blades for Ford
Tractors
GMIEWEHI3X31
wG1
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-10-04
AUCTION SALE

Notice is hereby given that school
District No. | will offer nj public auc-
tion for cash to the highest bidder
~ the School Trustees Room in the
High School at 8 o'clock +. VI. the
evening Of October IL, 1915, the follow
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-10-04
Me W AU
FOR SALE

IL Volt Generator in good condition
suitable for light plant or can b
made into a homemade electric
welder. Special sl2.50.
Frame building with pitch roof, al
boards size l2x16. A good buy fol
$4,000.
We have a complete set-up consist
ing Of 71a h. p. 3-phase Fairbank:
Morse electric motor with starter
box and compressor and large all
tank, shafting and pulleys, all In
good ~serviceable condition. Com
plete outfit, $4,000.
Hydraulic Hoist, fer dump truck, or
ether use, $1,000.
1881 Chevrolet transmission, $3.50.
Trailer, 2-wheel, well made. has
good box, bed, 48X72 by % inches
high, tires are new recaps 475xl9.
New tubes. Special $4,000.
4 H. P. Electric motor with two
grinding stones. $3.50.
We have approximately 500 feet CT
6s inch pipe. This makes good
we'll casing, in lengths of 20 and
% feet. To close out. special 75c
foot.
So inch pipe, heavy duty kind, about
about $50 feet on hand, Csc foot.
Telephone wire and electric welding.
cable. Also weather proof wire on
hand.
Red Mineral Lead Paint Powder, to
be mixed with linseed oil, makes
a wonderful all around paint. We
have a few barrels, $50 lbs. in a
barrel for $4,000 or 10c ID.
Tank pump. 2 inch, all new leath-
ers, $1,000.
We have a lot of pipe, y, q l" IA,
IL, small lengths that can be
bought very reasonable. Also pipe
fittings.
Flexible wire rope or steel cable in
z and 5/8", 20, 40 and so TT.
lengths. Also 49,, l" and l l/8"
wire rope and length, SC a foot.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-10-04

FOR SALE-Purebred white face
bull. 2 years old. At my place 6
miles south of Nashua. Kirk Mer-
rick. C-40-2tp
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-10-04

FOR SALE - White faced rams,
yearlings and over. VIM. Demesse-
maker. Tampico. C-40-4tp
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-10-04

FOR SALE-Model L Case tractor:
10 inch feed grinder. Both good
condition. George Teichrow, Frazer.
C-40-1tp
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-10-04

FOR SALE - Five Hereford bulls,
from two to four years. at my
ranch. Virgil H. McVee. C-4O-2tp
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-10-04

AUCTIONEER-Call Hinsdale at my
expense for dates. John c. McColly.
1-52tp
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-10-04

FOR SALE-Large grain and stock
ranch with or without machinery.
seven miles northeast of Richland.
w. NJ. Truax. Richland. C-40-4tp
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-10-04

NO HUNTING signs 10 cents each
at The Courier office. 38-4t
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Farmers M arket

FRulTs--Agples. New TEAASpaIeats. So-- J.
M 80 IL 4o-.o, ~ IRerries sour. y. y tn9I- s3I
at 24-qt case Peaches Nn -SAAz
'TsS; yEGErIRt2E i2o''f 5Ss "a ''f 3
60 aoc bu. chicoy. No / 6odT5c eu.
collsId' No /, zoe 81 @as's[d A.,
as bu Turnip greens. No. /. $Isi25
ou Kale No SIal IS bu
LETTUCE AND SALAD CRFESS-Encive,
fancy. $40 bu 10. !. $lal as Escsrole;
fancy. 50 so bu. No. !. Slal . bu Lesf
lettuce No j 4a5e-to Head lettuce No,
sorrei 2f 30 l. I'i'z siai as i2 Sa - 90 'O' ''
VEGETABLES Miscellaneous - Apparatus.
isn:y 81 so dor bch.s, 10 81 7sg22s.
2s.ie ba beans. wax. fancy, s. No !.
50 so "a 2s-lb. bu Beets No. / 75c q 81
eeol. 5ehs. Bessts, ,toPPssd No J 81 7ss
Ssse. ''; red No. ~ !. So 80 sa curly No /.
50 bu cabbage No /, 90 eoe bu Car
csiro.s 52, sunS9ss ,5pS.s Ne 70 sas3 & c.1 Gqs
fancy. 9OcsSl doz. bchs No. !. 5Oa65c
Celery root No. ! 81 IS bu. Cucum-
ser'' s.' outdoor; no ! So o. Asp eu s Dia
No. I. 81 so peck basket, Kohlrabl. No /.
Slal as doz. bchs. Green onions, fancy
SSy SDS no. soi 'fh Sos sack Parsley nSe roo
No. l. 75s 90e coz hchs. Parsley. curly
No !: T59soc. doz. bchs Peas, No. !. 50
"a ~ 2b-lO. bu. Peppers. green nc Z
81 25si so peck basket. hot. No ! Sia
/ as peck basket. Potatoes, new. 10.
S2.o5 sO-lb bu RsdiShes red No.
Slg12S dor bchs long white No 1 81
ai.25 doh echs. Rhubsrb. No !, 75c4sl
bu-; No. l. 81 "a so. summer no. 81 50
as n bu Tomatoes hothous s. SID
basket outdoor S4945o l4-h basket
Turnips. punched fancy 81 so doz bchs
No. sl@l25. Turnips. topped. No. !
FGGs-ETtrs large. siss3 3o.dor case
lsfFe SlSO3 medium Sl7S3
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Some New Naval Construction Possible

There may be naval construction for the North
yards the fleet balance Also there will be
repair and conversion work But the very outside
than 10 cent of pyard employment expected to
needed after the and that only for few with the
ultimate cutback to per cent of time levels.
Seattle will have the Boeng aircraft plant but only frac
ton of its pay rolls will be needed However the aircraft
companies sitting by and waiting for the cutbacks
that they know coming with peace They looking into
several other lines where their know how in handling light
will be of value Railroad equipment and household goods
among the things being studied and which pre-
liminary engineering work already has been done.
One thing needed badly improved transportation to the
and the South There double track railroads lead
the Northwest and there only double track road
from the the Pacific Coast and that
Angeles The Northwest should have seamned service and
the railroads promise part of their postwar expansion
program.
(Sunday: Mr. Gouds sixth article n
NeusS
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Name Jacobs
Underwriters.

+. 7. Jacobs Co. has completed
arrangements with III. NJ. Byllesby
and Co. and +. w. Clucas and Co.
10 head a group TO underwrite
100000 shares of $50 par. , per
cent convertible preferred stock.
Jacobs stockholders Will be
asked 10 approve new preferred AT
the special meeting called Aug. is.
Rex {. Jacobs. president, an
nounced.
Proceeds from this financing,
together with some additional
funds from IFS treasury. will be
used for complete liquidation Of
the company's S5.000,000 V bank
loan.
Stockholders also will vote on a
proposed increase IN common
stock capital from 10000 shares
To 100000 shares to provide for
conversion of the preferred.
Jacobs also said that he and his
brother. Clare S. Jacobs, executive
vice president of the company,
have agreed TO sell for public dis
tribution 10000 shares each OF
Jacobs common to the syndicate
underwriting the preferred stock.
This sale, he added, is separate
from the company's own financing
and will be registered under the
Securities Act Of 1888 apart from
the preferred registration.
As of June 30, 1915, Rex c.
Jacobs and his family owned
directly or indirectly II All shares
OF common stock and Clare S.
Jacobs and his family owned
directly or indirectly 1884 shares.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Wide Variety Of Crops for Canneries

Northwest canneres spinach in the spring and
wind with apples and apple butter with all the variety of
harvested the Midwest
have only crops then
duetien for months.
There accurate estimates to the number of jobs
the fields but before the around 40
the Northwest population supported by the service in
dustries.
the of removed there going be
rush travel the like which been before
While California will be the big beneficiary of this the North
west will get its proportionate share.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
G. Il. to Aid
Il. Farming

NEW YORK, July pa long
range program 10 increase the
efficiency and productivity Of
American industry and farming
through increased electrification
was announced by Charles +. VIII
son, president OF General Elec-
trio Co.
Wilson said electric power COM
panies. machinery producers, and
electrical equ pm mt manufac-
tturers will join forces in assisting
small plants and service industries
in converting TO the use of cleo
trio power.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Form New
Concerns

LANSING, July u (UP)-Artl-
cles of incorporation had been
filed with the Michigan Corpora
ton and Securities Commission for
the following firms:
Consumers Food Lockers. Inc.
Lansing; Eldon w. Brim, Velmer
p. Crotcau. and MyroD@ Garlock.
Lansing, TO operate food locker
plants, 100000 common stock
Electro Mechanical Devices Co,
Detroit: Harry l.. Wise. Robert
w. Wise and Edward T. kants-
ran. all of Detroit. TO operate
general manufacturing business;
S50. .0o9 common stock.
The r. c. S. Corp, Detroit:
Samuel &. Root, real estate, $50
600 common stock.
Reliable Quitting Co, Detroit: !:
Rudolph Shulman, Earl Weingsr-
den and Ben Schwartz. all of De-
trolt, 10 operate furniture
business: $4,000 common stock.
Earl Schwartz Co. Detroit:
Earl Schwartz. Earl Weingardeh.
both OF Detroit, 10 engage in a
furniture business. $50, 900 com
mon stock.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Stocks Firm;
Trade Active

NEW YORK, jury 81 tiNS)-
The stock market had firm un-
dertone today. although some
groups were nervous following
yesterdays break on news Of the
British elections.
Rails and utilities worked frsc-
tionally higher. Hesitancy was
noted chiefly in industrisls where
a scattering of leaders Jagged.
Trading volume continued ac-
tive with 280,00 shares changing
hands in the first hour VS.. 270. 900
in the same period Thursday.
Chemicals, mail orders. and rail
equipments were am ong the
groups with losses. American
Telephone eased.
Steels were unchanged 10 II
higher. with CTucible leading.
Motors advanced TO fractionally
higher levels. Santa Fe rallied u
in the higher rail section.
Bond market trading was light
with prices changes small.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
International Salt Co.
Faces Antitrust Suit

NEW YORK, July 27-Interna-
tional Salt Co. and Edward l..
Fuller, president, and Harvey j..
Osborn. executive vice president,
were accused in a civil action filed
in federal court with violations of
federal antitrust laws. The suit
was the first filed in this district
10 test legality of patent licensing
practices Of American industries.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Board Sets Limit
On July, 1916, Rye

CHICAGO. July 27-At spe-
cial meeting Of directors of the
Chicago Board of Trade, an emer-
gency regulation was quoted set
ting a price of $144la as the top
permissible limit for the purchase
or sale of any rye figures calling
for delivery in July. 1916, or there
after.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
West Coast S Role
In War and Postwar
Diversified Resources Abundant
in Addition TO Vacation Paradise
BY LESLIE GOULD
PART V

development the Northwest has several other cards
addition great timber abundant cheap
power These include:
Agriculture and the processing and canning of food
Nearness Alaska Canada Also Siberia and
the Russian market from the Pacific.
Tourist travel great vacation spot with scenery and
fishing and hnng Interesting the fact about half
tourist travel from California and the
Southwest.
Permanent military establishments such the big naval
base Bremerton.
Air line gateway to the north and the Orient
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Shdtterproof Glass
Earnings Increase

Shatterproef Glass Corp. reports
for the six months ended April
30. 1945, net profit of $240,613,
against $93,64S for the similar
period in 1914. Sales in the 1915
Six-month period totaled Sl,703,-
$50. as compared with 81, 1852
for the six months ended April 30,
1914.
No provision has been made for
renegotiatlon in any of the above
figures, It was stated.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Eastern Factories to Establish Branches

Location of eastern factory branches in the region In
the decentralization that going accelerate after the
Next to lumber the processing and canning of foods and
scng the travel and tourist trade offer the best for
providing jobs for the additional thousands that wish to make
their homes in the region.
Due to the climate with longer growing than in
other of the country and the variety of products that
raised possible operate practically IL months
of the That efficient of the capital invest
ment in such facestherefore lower costs Also longer
poyment for cannery workers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Cunningham Drug
Earns 64( Per Share

Cunningham Drug Stores. Inc,
and wholly owned drug subsidiary,
report for the quarter ended JHne
30. 1945, net profit, after pro-
viding 1896, 600 for federal income
and excess profits taxes, of $780,
SOS. equal after Glass a dividend
requirements to Ga cents a share.
No comparison is available.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Complete Rail Meroer

NEW YORK, July 27-Merger
of all leased lines comprising the
main line Of Delaware, Lacka-
wanna e. Western Railroad from
New York TO Buffalo has been
consummated along with that part
of the line between Binghamton
and Utica from the town OF
Greene. N. Y. TO Utica.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
AirIines Plan Overnight Trips to Alaska

Airline plans for midnight departures from New York.
breakfast in Seattle, lunch in Alaska
Alaska offers great potentialites, and this is something
Seattle counting heavily But that will take time 1t will
night 1t is something for the long pull
The permanent naval establishments will provide certain
number of jobs both directly at the bases and indirectly
furnishing supplies One three four fleets
which this country will maintain after the will be based
the region.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
WASHINGTON

weather., clear. track, last
First Rsce-Bagnell, Sir Lo VAldina Cino,
Scotch Please, Mary NJ. V. Gay Franka
second Race-Frontier lane Little Mint,
Forevic, Whippet, Whitefcrd BILL
Third Race-EternAl Reward. Caeright.
Thunder Hoof. Magma Ray. oh Boy, Dinner
Guest.
Fourth Race-Miss Observer. Geraldine y
Woodhn, sons Foonery, Bolo Prince, Al
grins.
seventh Rsce-Avs Delight. Brilliant Jr.
lmpre enable
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Coal Mercer O. K'd

PITTSBURGH. July 27-Stock-
holders of Pittsburgh Coal Co. al
a special meeting authorized a
merger with the Consolidation
Coal co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
SET HouddiNe
Stock Trade

Recapitalization plan of the
Houdaille-Hershey Corp. on which
stockholders will vote at a special
meeting Aug. % calls for issuance
of Sc, 600, 900 of 15-year debentures
with an interest rate not TO ex-
coed ga per cent, the issuance of
10000 new $50 par cumulative
convertible preferred shares, and
the retirement of the present
Class A stock, according to proxy
statement, being mailed to stock
holders
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
EMPIRE CITY

weather cloudy. track, muddy.
First Rsce-DotSie
Second Race-Cheesestraw, lucky p Blus
Image.
Third Raee-Psy and Pay
Filth Race-Sixty Minutes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
DETROIT RESULTS

FIRST RACE-S2 600. the PLATE Purse 3
year-olds 8 furlongs.
SwOon KEEPER IA 90 $50 2 90
Controversy watson $40 70
Lees summit Scurlock' so
Time ll3 S-5 History Maker. Policy,
BAumbach. Valdlna Tyrant, Epi. queen and
Teris O'Grady also ran.
SECOND RACES 500, claiming. novice
riders. 3-year-olds ana W. s iuriongS.
Scenic Charm DILLON 6l0 , 40 40
Teddy Tea tSullivanl 3 90 80
Top Boots fLicAuSiJ 90
Time ia AS order Arms BATH. sway,
Fourth Estate and Camp Liberty also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
GARDEN STATE

weather, clear; track rood
Fifth Race-RoyRl Favor. GumdTop, Raby
Kiddie Poli'igirl ---------.----
Seventh RAce-Roman Mstron. Top Ser
geant, kinEs Mount Gullah
Eighth Race-Dinns Care, LonEvaies,
RiverbAnk ChA!p.r
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
SUFFOLK DOWNS

weather. cloudy. track fsu
Ursi Raoe-One Tip, Trailer. Manipulate.
Pow Prince
Second Rsce-MaN!mont. Blue wise. AadI-
gsms Hadatickls
Fourth RAce-Fire Ksbo Sunthn SOrRha.
Fifth Race--Armistics Day, Dairy Lady,
SKY Bound, Desert Battle
sixth Race-Lone sentry.
Eighth RAce-Two O'Clock Marco HAds-
star Bird Lot, HAlcyon Boy
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
DAILY DOUBLE PAID ssA 40

THIRD RACES 500. combinatoin. maiden
3-yrGr.ods 6 furlonu.
Miai i..,,n7 TuIs gl,.! .hi5isS iqs5I a'o z5o s,o
Steslthy Scurlock 20
Time. J Ia. Victory Msc. 'Epison. 'Mey-
,.,da purs sSo Kay N1Ss RS ,ns s'inl, P,
also ran.
Field
FOURTH RtCE-,l 500. IN, sun Teddy
J /. Moore ,clagsstu 1910 $40 $50
Little Keith tLoturcol $40 800
Hurst station smith 7iO
qustte. Hyperhtio Bob Murphy and Our style
also ran
rIfIH RAcE-,7ooo. elsimlnE. s-y,sr-
olds. furougs
vsldina Hiker tFsvoritel $50 ; 90
Display Fiight Mundsn 42o
Brushvood BOY. Tin Loon. HAssr and Wee
one also ran
SIXTH RACE-s7 500. The M,nov combi-
nation. 3.yctr-olds and up. furlonEE
John public ,coos, $40 ? SO
Tine IA 2,s s.su. Bsr, p.rby Dim,
cut Henry knight NOD Dodo's Girl -Kons
WIND. 'Lesplng Moose and Play Bob also
.n.a
sFvESrH RAcT-t7 ooo the stimulus,
I i-ysa5-c.ds ana up, furongt
QUAKER tttlsuf 81 90 - NJ 20
HUrEbWty tRemilsrfl 5 90 q 90
Love Pact FsvQrltfH 40
Time. i.l3 A-s Pose wreath Hurhie L.
Above All. hlaFnes Trouble SANDS CowlAn.
Heulscu. MI. Phsrned ana 'Ssyunsrs
also ran
sFied
EIGHTH HACE-t7 o0n. ne Ovosso. =
yrar-oIdE. ] i-i6 miles
ProvokCr watson 7A0 go : 30
Co.ouc. John tClsgEttb $50 500
san Yc, iHsrtl s 90
Time i4s NJ Jiny Sic,or Travel
. sNs--Ptn oxford Blue. 'F0ie Royal, TED
LEXIS and 'Recbush also ran
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Livestock Nj arket


HOGS-5o steady today and ior the vesk
al denfsble bsFrovS and Elu ilAso. most
sow Si3siflS
'or week market Tenerally tpotty and unde-
gerthhic cA1.lE fed GtEsz1 AGAfcs, HFHH ~fh~r
Netu yeaTllngI ths stock and bulI mostly
, 425 ' t sSs $40" on 15,fesn, nor % s,,l, '0, On
4rsx. choice ! Oqs ~ 1.teu ilG, ths top
most good ted steers ana yesriinrt tlS7ss
IT. buk s'eers. medium and rood vssternA
yssr.ln1 includinT hsiisrt, iiisi4 rood -
choice hei'trs 90 Sis. briE common and
medium beet cgwt 50 scala 50 medium
'ne Toot cows tlsslt as eannsn ara
huls si0aI27S beet bulls. tl7 500 IL
rimman 20 god ItocEsH and feeders, 81
rklvEs-lso. vt.'er, s-,iy, rrn ,oos'
and fa- ths week practical top and o0lS
fr9d and ehoies 81 top $3.50. common
.smLs sna sheep uneven. steady 70 vs.k.
most god and choice EprinE lambs ilS~
IS so. top SIS so. bacn eisoogutsd 81
common and medium. il7Fls, t,- rod
mostly SA4s SO sIcsssiysiy heavy kinds
down 70 $3.50 Gull and common, t'se.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO July "a iSs -HoSs-io 500
i'tsey TOP nA IS bg.h. ,ltS hs.sy'
il47s ngs;s ngh9 ntsositIs e.ss-
cATTiE.t 900 s,sse; calves, 800.
steady Beef steers choice Sissoals;
medium. ti2 so4is so. y,s.iinp, u3s
- 50 Rs'snsI e,i'.r. Nisi7 as 90. go
'estef steers si79isa5 stoctsrt steers.
tllais eouI and hsiiers, So soalt
sHEEP-s,ooo. I,.sey. lambs. Hssoe
2' ieeasn, 1iI 'Osio so, Tv.i 'ss
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Detroit Stocks

N zoos Hish Low 174s cnE
Gsn 9si Ea;Sn MotGl. % 50 ss'' ga ssss''; g
GrAhAm-Psige 80 Oh % el7 y =
McClAnAhan OIL st ST 81 oil
Packard is 81 g. g. =
Bendix Avistn ! so 4sA 4sA, fs7t 42's
Hayes Mig 81 s. shs- =
Hupp ...-. .
Sinclair oil rs i5is Isl i5is-
Dividends in the foregoing table are the
IA
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
DETROIT

weather, clear. track, fast.
Fi''h Rsce-Elrsy.
sixth Race This Is n
Eighth Race--JAy stevens, Ksntpks
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
FITTsBuRCH

PITTSBURGH. JAY as piHs --cArrLE-
90 steady steers rood 20 choice are
IL medium 70 Good slssoais so; com
non % medium. ti7soai5so: hsit.rr
SIS sl4.oo common 20 medium. sioAl7.
coNI, FOOD 70 choice, ti7ais medium -
96o 'sfio a5 Gamer, n ,ns NO.. cutter, $500
common % medium. Ss9l2
HoGs--5o It.ady leo.lso lbs., siss
27o lbs si5losisis; 31o,7so 10,
s1siosis IS; 7so-3oo lbs iiseisls;
30O-35o lbt, si4eoai5: Ioo-i5o Ibt. tii
sHEEP-2oo steady. choice tprinT hmha.
SIS s04isso, medium 70 rood. ti74ls:
Common. S7ss so. ewes, t+47.so. vsthsrs.
&5aq2
CALvEs-7s steady; rod ~ choice.
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Earnings
GTNERAL FOODS CORF.

GTNERAL FOODS CoRr.
SI months ended June 80
l9SS fa44
Net profit ssO33 OSl l5ss3si7
Common share earning Sl44 esc
Quarter ended June 10
Me- profit S428T22q SASS 7ST
Common share earning 7bC 37c
INLAND STEEL co.
Sir months ended June 80
Iq4S 1aa4
Net prom, ts4l6214 tSlTl sIs
share eArninT 50 - 3 II
quarter ended J1ns 80
Ns' prort 81 sA3 400 t2ssq O22
share earning 81 20 s. So
PEOPLES Gas LIGHT COKE CO.
Quarter ended June So.
Net income S925 Ors 0e S2a
Share earning 81 fi 8 b-
Six months ended June 30
Net inroms s. los 0E2 s. ~N7 50
Share earning S3.4 s. 90
UNITED nRi q tNC,
SIX months ended June So
Net profit Sg40 $50 g. 0lG sf2
Share earning sc -
Quarter ended Iuus a.
Net profit Sf3T a07 Sfa2 fo'
Share earning Bic 7'c