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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Farmers Market

APPLES Delicious, fancy. 81 bu: No.
l. ~ 40Ul.75 bu. Mcintosh. fancy. 81 rs
az bu No |. $3.50 $50; No. ?, 75c q
81; Northern Spies. fancy. 81 bu,; No /.
81 sou ! 70. No ?. 75ra$1 bu; Wolf
River. No. J., GOO a S1.l5 bu.. No. 2. 50 u
I5e GreenlTes. No. !, 75c rs bu. No.
400 50e/bu. Wagners. fancy 81 so bu. :
No. L. Tpl.2j bu. SNOW, No. l, eOc u
81 % pa. No. 3 50 q 60c hu. =. Jonathans.
amy 81 400 $50 bu.. No. r soeu 81 25'
/BEETs No, |. 4oasse bu
CABBAGE-No. l. 25Gr 40e -bu curly.
81 y soc bu. red, No /. 40 D soc bu. Gel
cry 40 6Oc bu
: CKRKOTsSNo. I, doz. bchs.. IS a 45c
No. 2 Csc; No. 1. 700 soc. bu.. No. 2,
cELERY-Faney, $50 soc dor. bchs.
No. /. 25a 35c No. ?. i5u zoe: root. No.
soc q si25 bu.; cabbage, No. /. 4Oa
CELERY SQUARES - No. / soc q,
81, No. 2 50ers5c
COLLARDS- Ne l. ~ = 4Oc I'M
FOES Large, Ss.251g.75 30-doz case
medium, $50 5 so
ENDlvE-No /, S1qi25 bu No. 2.
75c bu.: French 81 80 5-Ib box
HOGS Dressed, lOn12c 10.
HOKSERADiSH- No ], S30a50 bu.
NJ. >, $2u25 So bu
KALI No !. 35d 40c bu
LEAF LETTUCE-40c s-lb basket
LEXIS -No. l. 40 n 6Oc doI bchs.
ONIONS Dry, fancy coo 81 u So
--trEz- NJ / 60V75c 5O-Ib. sack, No ?
PARSLEY No. l. a45c dor oehs
PARSLEY RooT-No. /. ssq4sc dozen
behs No. l. s0sI soc bu
PAHsNIPs-No- /, 81 q SOC bu. No. ?,
POTATOES Fancy. Na1.1o bu.; 30
]. I5 f eNc hu No >; 40 NJ soc
POuLTRY-Hens. heavy breeds, 17nIsc
10 ieshorns. 14H Ice; broilers. heavy. ~
p &c ducks, 15N isc. geese. .f5n lsc tur-
Keys. hens, % u 25c. toms,~20q21c.
. PUhPkiSS-Np l. 30 - soc bu
hADlsHES ~ Hothoust. so u COO doz.
RHuBARB HothoUse. choice. sc s.ih.
box fancy Doc; small. 75caSi don. bchs.
ROMANO l. 5Ous5c bu
RuTABAGAs- &C q 75c bu
sPiNACH Nn. /, - 75c bu
Dehci@us No. 2. as bu. Hubbard. No.
81 70 y 80 bu. No. 2, 75c bu
RI Ps-No. !, 65g75c bu.. No p.
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. /. sou 75c
1oz bchs
CHICAGO Dec % -uNs)-~BUTrER-
Receipts, e.70s tubs; 1 to ] NC off. Extras
p score 81 Ire. standards 90 score cars
3&e. extra firsfs FL score 3fAc rrsis
= - score. 30 "a 3O%e. specials % score,
EGGs Receipts 977s cases. u 10 ic
90 Current receipts. 2ic fresh extra
i,fsis 23e fresh firsis 22c. dirues. lsc
CHEESE = Twins. palsLo: daisies.
prints and longhorns. 1shGisNc
LIVE POULTRY - STEADY strong Tur-
keyS 10 2ie hens. II i've; leghorn
hens s01ic springers. i7i5 y isc broilers
i7a fec ROSTERS. 10m1oi4c. ducks.
q isc. geese. ai3hc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Rate
Levels Off

CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-Output of
the furniture industry leveled off
somewhat in November, with a
drop in shipments of 10 per cent
from the total for October, accord
ing to Seidman & Seidman. Ship
ments for the month. however,
were 9 per cent higher than a year
ago, while the IL months total
was 13 per cent higher than in
1889.
New orders received in Novem-
Der were IA per cent under Oc-
tober, but 8 per cent above No
vember, 1899. Untitled orders at
the end of the month were off IL
per cent from October 81. but up
81 per cent from Nov. 30, 1899.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Peter Fox Brew.
Changes Setup

CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-Stockhold-
ers of Peter Fox Brewing Com
pany at a special meeting have
approved the proposed changes in
capitalization
The charter amendments pro-
vide for authorization of 100000
shares of SIS par common stock
instead of the 10000 shares now
authorized. Outstanding preferred
stock has all been called for re-
demption.
Frank G. Fox. president, ex-
planned that the directors may not
be able to vote the 100 per cent
stock dividend until some time in
March. He explained that the
company will register the shares
with the SEC and procure their
listing before declaring the stock
dividend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24

ApPIFs-M Michigan. bu. crates =, - -.
!. az inch; Delicious a fons,hans is
l 80, e K,nrs soc: Mcintosh, 81 70 2 90 :
~, 80 &, assri.5 IS wAeeners. s5eGs ~ 40.
kVocADos-Csl California. hats los-Sps'
k Isl California. Los Angeles. crates
81 ~. LOUISIANA. bu.. s5c NIL,
BEANS Floride busnel hanps" 81 n az ~
/ 5o. Fla, Wax. s2.75,
Is0FTfcHoKEs- California, boxes. 81 -
RRussFLs sPRoUTs-Cslf9rna nan
'' RaE'FTs Te3ss' half crates. 9-dozen
'O ssiRIoccoL1 csufornis. erate'. 2s-so
'u rl,IAlBBAGF~New york SON. sacks 40
=, tsc. Texss. half crates. 81 p = J 30
south Carolina, = hu- hampcrs Sl,l9
CARROTS California. Los Ang crates.
s-Sazsn lunches. s. 5Of3.75. Texas. haii
crates s-dazen. $50 n 1888. 30.
CAULlFLOw Err cslofirnia. crates. losII
lS crl y rlss ~ p individually wssSed
half crates s. 3aM2-zA--Hl l4t! Ma u =
hound crates. trimmed tops 81 ~ = : %
Michigan SQUARE P Hessils' ,y gS ~ 30.
GRAPEFRUIT Texas wire bound boxes.
t7s standard boxes s. 2 %.
81 542. Rioters. n.7s. 2pound lug.
wrapped excelsior PACK, Aimeras' VIZ.
Ribiers 81 s0l225
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse 70 II has
kei Michigan. sas one. "oa BE .--
LETTUCE Los Angeles crates. leeherg
type Arizona. A. 81 80 p . - s.. g Is r. 3.
IT Onions 5G-lb sacks. Us No. J.
gfdaho. sweet spanish 3-inch and larger,
81 25NI30. Michigan. Nellows. 4o-"' =
inch and larger. 5oa7 Sc Whites. 81 : :
ORASGFS- Flo-ids. virs bound boxes
q 7sg2 So. STANDARD boxes. 81 2iH = ~
-----------r4-4 +r--~r-s---
PARSLEY Texas hair crates. 81 5e
PEAS Pm. hampers. Ca'i7rnia. s. tos
FLORIDA :. 1909
PEPPFRg-1I ~ crates Florida cat
fornla Wonders s.. 1915 90 eh0ics SIZE 50
POTATOES -Iau-ih. sacks. T. 8. ~ ].
ysrietiSs s. $50 So Minnesota and Ncrih
Dakota Cohtlerz. 81 20H %. Michigan.
chippeWas xi.3t. Green Mountains 81 -
a145. Rusftt Rurafs. s. lSa Is. Idaho.
-Russe's= JOIN sacks. 2aH Zfc. Maine. u
fr sacks vari0us varieties p = 24c. MICH
gsn Green Mountains 2 p 23e
RtDfsHEs TeHas. crates, not soc
RUTABkGks- 5o-pound sso~s
waved 500 ssc
sHLLoTs touissns. btis, 2o-d7zer
buncnes S-He.ao
sUTSACH- Tea Pm basket Is aoc
sTRAWBERRIFs- fior.Gs s6-It. crates.
S506 zone lover
SWEET POTATOES us 80 ! t4sheI
crates. Porto Riosns louisiana 50 s5 y
J So Texas 50 Tennessee 81 s5af 20
TOMATOES Ohio. n.tfH4sa s.u bss-
ksts. medium SIZE. s. -. large tze. Is
use
TuRNIPs- Louisiana b1 hasEef 2-d1zer
hu0rnss 81 10 Texas Lee AnEetas crates
f-dazsn. lsJrehss 81. Mr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Easy Money Question

s Paterson, N. j., asks:
what evidence do you have
for your statement that easy
money does not make business
good?"
Answer: Such correlation AZ
there is between easy money
rates. and business, activity is
inverse. This shifts the burden
of proof to those who argue for
a direct relation.
Actually. there is no close
correlation. for the lag between
the low point in business and
the low point in money rates
varies from say six months to
IA months.
The cycle of money rates
always lags behind the cycle OF
business activity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Sugar Deliveries
Up 81 Per Cent

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-De-
liveries of beet sugar in the United
States during November totaled
2.275. 253 bags of 100 pounds each,
according TO the United States
Beet Sugar Association. This COM
pares with 1,732,640 bags for No
vember. last year, and shows an
increase of 542,613 bags or 31.3
per cent.
This brings aggregate deliveries
for the first II months of 1910 to
27.66669S bags, compared with
29,264 ,381 a year ago, decrease
of 1897 ,683 bags or 81 per cent.
For the first two months of the
new crop year which began Octo-
Der l. deliveries have totaled A.
6l6,595 bags, an increase of $751;
Gil bags of 2613 per cent, COM
pared with the two-month total
of 3,64S. 9S4 bags reported at this
time last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Spirit Will Prevail
Charles r. Hook

Charles r. Hook:
This Christmas time we need
courage. we need faith. we need
a refuge from our burden Of
care. When the first Christmas
dawned upon the world, all was
in shadow. But the spirit of the
holiday season survived the OPP
preston of tyrants, Outiived the
blight of ignorance. 1t will do so
again.
"Our refuge and our hope are
faith In God and moral law. 1t
is the sound bedrock upon which
all democracy IL founded. If our
faith remains strong and we be-
lieve in right for rights sake,
then nothing shall divide us and
we will 20 on toward a greater
destiny.
How true is the last verse Of
Thomas Bracken's beautiful
poem:
|Oh. God, if men coufd see
little clearer; or Judge less
harshIy when they cannot see.
Oh! God, II men could draw
little nearer to one another.
they'd be nearer then to Thee
and understand"
May next Christmas find
civilization less jeopardized.
tyrants doomed. freedom en-
throned.
Copyright, 1910. by y. q, Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Wilson Dairy Pays
Bonus 10 Employees

Wilson Dairy Company dis
tributed checks n-excess of $30,-
900 to more than 375 employees at
the third annual Christmas bonus
party held at the Dearborn Inn.
Under a plan established by
Charles Wilson. president. and
Roderick Campbell, employees with
a years service received a weeks
pay while employees with five
years service were rewarded with
a months salary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Kindleberger's Thought

uncle Jake" Kindleberger:
81 believe with all my heart
and soul that what the shep-
herds heard on Bethlehem's
fields contains the cure for this
war-diseased world. Good will
among mem will bring the long
lOOked-fOr and hOped-for peace
on earth
Hate and selfishness cannot
take root In good will soil.
my sincere wish Is that this
good will may start In the hearts
of every human being regardless
of race or creed.
Then will Isaiah's prophecy
be fulfilled-war shall be no
more and good will and peace
will cover the earth as the
waters cover the sea.
Cooperation, sympathy and
tolerance will spontaneously
spring from the heart Of every
man. This was the heart of the
message of the One whose birth
day we hold sacred"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Hidden Taxes Threaten
Savings With Extinction

with extinction by the hidden
ingredient in every family
budget. namely. the rising ratio
of taxes. If there is any escape
from this trend, il apparently
lies in deliberately setting a
scale of living that is substan-
TALLY lower than an individuals
total income before would per-
nit.
The landlord has additionally
been thought of as a fellow who
exploits the tenant. A review of
the deflation of real estate val
ues since 1929, however, might
well create the picture of the
landlord in the role of sucker.
He has stood the gaff of a de-
terioration in values.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
M. s. RukeySer:
Infernstionai News Serviee Eeononic commentstor

dustries favored by current
trends have a place in balanced
investment portfolios as an in
flation hedge. Even though taxes
and other political restrictions
on industry are deflationary in
character. the endless succession
of federal deficits, plus addi-
tional armament spending on a
colossal scale, plus proposals TO
act as Santa Claus TO foreign na-
tons on a prodigious basis create
a threat of potential long term
initiation, which cannot be over
looked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Known Only in q Rise

The actual decline in the pur-
chasing power of currency can
be known only In a rise In the
prices of things bought with
money. Today we have an enor-
nous potential imitation of our
deposit currency (bank deposits
subject to check. But this can
not be effective in higher prices,
because important parts OF BUSH
ness are so restricted by none
tary uncertainty and fear of So
cialistic government interference
that the inflated currency 10 not
much used. Investment. for ex-
ample, is very restricted.
/ know of no way to protect
ones money with any certainty.
The surest way would Be- 4
stop the spending at Washing
ton-but try to do that!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Landlords Profit

BY and large, the landlord has
been taking the rent payments.
and redistributing such receipts
in taxes to local government. in
interest to the institution hold
ing the mortgages. and to paint
ers. plasterers and paperhangers
for maintenance. The hoped-for
residue is intended to be the
landlords profit. But in the
last IL years the typical land
lord has found that he lives in
a profit-and-loss economy, and
that his rewards have often
been expressed in negative, or
red ink, figures. i,
Is a new chapter opening in
the relations between landlord
and tenant? -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Car Sales
Set Mark
In Nov.

Retail sales of new passenger
cars and trucks in the domestic
market during November estab-
lished a new record for the month
with deliveries amounting to 391.-
86S units, 20 per cent more than in
the like 1899 period, it is re-
ported by the Automobile Manu-
facturers Association.
Consumer sales of the first IL
months totaled 3,716,5S4 unit, n
per cent more than year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Domestic Steel
Scrap Use Dips

NEW YORK. Dec. 24.-Domes-
tic consumption of iron and steel
scrap declined slightly in Novem-
her. due to the short month and
the Thanksgiving holiday, accord
ing 10 the Institute of Scrap Iron
and Steel. Inc. November con-
sumption was estimated at 5.9ZZ,-
600 gross tons. against 4,233,OOO in
october and 3,S5S,0oO IN NoVem-
Der, 1889. ,o.o
In the first II months OF l94o,
domestic consumption aggregated
37737. 900 tons. against 32,434O 00o
TONS for the entire year OF 1852
and the previous annual record 90 OF
5000. 272 tons for the year 1915 l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals division, Detroit: Spot, 20 per cent
tin. nominal New York. So 10; future tin
so 10; lake grade copper. delivered Mid
west, ~: eiectrolytic. spot smelter, 12T
1850: casting copper. i2.12h 81. louis
lead, 535: st. Louis rinc, 7.25; New YORK
antimony. Il: virgin aluminium, II.
All metals quiet. Export copper. 10. 5oT
~ 90: resale, 1225T12.5o. Free sterling
exchange, So ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24

The somber tone surrounding
the financial markets reflects
the widespread recognition that
destruction of capital in a war
torn world is not conducive 10
stable prosperity.
Nenturesomeness is also tenn
pered by the atmosphere of
anti-capitalisns which has been
carefully nurtured in the pro-
nunciamentos Of the aggresSor
nations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Eight Times Profit

Your stock might well sell for
at least 8 times its earnings OF
over S12 a share. The questions
are, how long will its war earn
ings last? Will taxes on those
earnings be increased?
The Los Angeles reader who
denies that corporations ever
really pay taxes may get his
answer from the foregoing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
God-Given Liberty

Captain Edward V. Ricken-
hacker:
with a full understanding
and appreciation of our heritage.
the problems of these trying
times. too, will pass.
AS Americans. we must rec
Ognize that only through mutual
confidence and unity Of purpose
will we be privileged to protect
our God-given liberties for those
to come. as they have been
handed down by those who have
passed"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
u. S. Fortunate

Percy II. Johnston:
"Another year, one OF great
trial and sorrow to many peO-
Piles In this world, is drawing to
an end.
1--WE in this nation are fOrtu-
nate to be at peace, and my
prayer Is that 1t may continue.
1--WE believe that right and
Justice will, In the end, prevail
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
, Detroit Poultry

Narksf ftrn He-s ara rugefs te
md up. 15c under E 10 IL. c4cks -
Zoe. rood springer g. los arf tif ise
lsEheFr hens 3 Ihf and 10 j. lesh1~r
sprirEers. Zoe hen turkeys 2zr ton
turkeys ice. duckF. white 5 ms I3c
Eeess far
EGGs-Rarkei unsettled Current -
esipts. 7to. vndsrgra1ss. ~ q 2oisc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Faith in Future

Alexander S. Banks:
christmas greetings are more
appropriate today than ever be-
fore. They express an abiding
faith for the future of mankind
faith that the spirit Of peace
on earth and good will towards
men will again prevail for all,
regardless of sect or nationality
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Fly preceding:

In the years 1888 10. 1886 the
schedule was based on a five-day
week because of Christmas holi-
day. After 1886 the indicated rate
was compiled on a six-day week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Dividends

Mountain States Power Com
pany declared dividend of 371a
cents on the common, payable
January 20 TO stock of record De-
cember 81. In 1910 the company
paid ST initial in April, 25 cents
in July and 37i2 cents in October.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24

Earnings

Puget Sound Pulp and Lumber Company
reported for the II months ended Novem-
Der 30 a net profit of 81 O01. $40 after
federal income and excess profits taxes
etc. equal after dividepd requirements or
So 500 shares OF per cent convertible
preferred to S2ss a share on 326. 2l2
shares Of common. This compares with Q
net profit in the first IL months of 1898
Of IS g69 equal TO IS cents share or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Cotton Membership
Off Slightly 10 $1,000

NEW YORK, Dec. PA men,
bership on the New York Cotton
Exchange sold for $500. of $50
from the last previous transaction.
il was announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Scratches
International News Service Wire
AT TROPICAL PARK

NJ FH'TT-IN Nj FNHh
Weather. clear: track. slow
FIRST Race-Must Go, Peep. Show. Vie
r"rN Bound. sea CLANCY. Grandeur.
second Race-Big Chance, Morning
Nail MorStep. steep, MOonfolly, Double
Nhisk. Mighty Miss
Third Race-Rippier. Mhip-Away. Pont
Neuf' Refine MsrgOt, Commencement.
steam Roller.
Fourth Race-Socratlc, Hada Moon.
sixth Raee-NesuVius. MsNIcana.
seventh Race-Bonny Clabber. Egress,
Drae, sysks, som" BOY. Top stan.
swim. Rand
Eighth Rsce--SIight Error. Grand
DUKE. Migal Pay. Granduce. OnIce Hour.
silent Jim.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Montreal Tramways Company

declared The regular quarterly
dividend of $50. payable January
10 to stock of record January 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
ADDS SIXTH FURNACE

In addition to bearings, Thinker
s one OF the country's leading
makers of electric furnace steel,
uses for which include bearings,
machine tools, airplane engines
and cutting tools. In common
with other producers of electric
furnace steel, Thinker has been
operating at capacity in this divi-
sion for a number of months.
To meet the increased demand,
Thinker has under construction a
sixth electric furnace, which Will
increase annual capacity for this
tvpe OF steel by about 1900 net
IONS. or rs per cent to 325,6OQ
tons. The new furnace is expected
10 be in operation by about next
March. With auxiliary equipment
the new furnace will cost S551 900.
Together with the new furnace
the company either has under way
or plans to spend enough or more
AT its four Ohio plants TO bring
total expenditures for expansion
10 about 100000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Monroe Loan Society declared

a dividend of five cents on the
class A common. payable January
Is to stock of record January s.
Similar amounts were paid in the
preceding quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Mountain States TeIeeraph- and

Telephone Company declared the
regular quarterly dividend of S1.75,
payable January IS to stock of
record December 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24

salaries. excluding Collins a Altman OF
Canada. Ltd, in the nine months ended
November 80 shows net profit of s2.2Is,
POS after depreciation. federal and state
income and excess profits taxes, etc, equal
after preferred dividend requirements 60
SO II share on common. Nine months
ended Nov. Is. 1899. the company and
subsidiaries reported a net profit OF VI
1890 or S223 a common share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Timken Roller
Net Well Above
Dividend Need

CLEVELAND. Dec. 24.-Earn-
incs of Timken Roller Bearing
Company for 1910 are expected to
cover dividends Of $3.50 a share by
a considerable margin, and TO be
she largest since the net profit OF
$40 S37 Sos or $40 a share re-
ported for 1887.
For the year 1899 the net profit
amounted 10 S7,2s7 GIL or $500 a
share.
Although the company viii
probably be required 10 pay ex-
cess pr lakes. the volume dur
ing the past few months is be-
Moved 70 have been enough ahead
81 last year 10 enable Thinker 10
maintain earnings IN the final
quarter AT a leYel that will COM
pare faVorahly with the CORE
spending period of 1899.
Indicated net profit for the
fourth quarter of 1889 was $2,37S,-
AZ or 80 cents a share. For the
first nine months OF 1910 the COM
pany'S net profit after provision
ior excess profit taxes was Sc, 940,-
sos or S2.S7 a share. as against
S4.e0S. 934 or sos in the like 1888
period.
Rejecting the improved earn
ines, Thinker has paid 81 a share
more in dividends this year than
n 1889. In 1889. $3.50 share
vas disbursed in dividends. Tim
ken has no funded debt or pre-
ierred stock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Electric Household Utilities Cor

poration declared dividend of 10
cents, payable January IS, to
stock of record January 10 The
previous payment was the same
amount October Hast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24

ArtlOOm Corporation declared
dividend of 25 cents on the COM
mon. payable January 81. to
stock of record January 20. This
is the first common dividend de-
clared by the corporation since
1880.
Hecker Products Corporation
declared the regular quarterly
dividend of Is cents on the COM
mon. payable February l, to stock
of record January 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24

Kansas City Public Service Company.
including bus operations, In November had
net loss Of SIS, 500. against net loss
Of s4ss SOS In November 1889. Eleven
months net loss was 1911 1871, against
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bonssrd a CT
Windsor Prices in cents Noon quotation
MINING BID ASK,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-14
Henry McLemore Happy That
No Lack of Amusement for Winter Months
Indians Have Named Boss

the Indians management. Now
the members of the team Will
have time TO arrange a fitting
reception for him They will
have most of November. and all
of December. January and Feb
ruary TO get together such
things as parchment for petit
tons of dismissal, clubrooms in
which to hold their sessions Of
revolt, and knives specially built
to fit in the small Of the back.
Too. they will have ample
time between now and the time
spring training starts to scout
Peckinpaugh's weaknesses and
be ready 10 start kicking him
around. Furthermore. the
players will have time enough
to meet and correspond and
decide ON the strategy they want
Peclinpaugh TO Use next year.
This will take n great respon-
sibility off the new manager.
Yes. the naming of Peckin-
paugh in November was a smart
move. BY this time next year
the same folk who hired him
probably will be explaining why
why 1t vas a smart move To fire
him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-14
Mountaineers in
New Clubrooms

The Tacoma Mountsineers are
settled in their new clubrooms in
the Fidelity building, the first
rooms they have had for a year
The rooms will be officially opened
Thursday with Norman Edison.
famed Northwest photographer
as speaker. The rooms will be
a center for climbing classes, ski
meetings. outdoor movies and
social gatherings.
A ski meet is scheduled for Nov
1e with Wade Perrow. instructor.
in charge. On Nov. 2s there will
be a movie, White Hell Of PITT
Palu." The club is planning its
Thanksgiving dinner party Nov.
1924 Al IRISH cabin. near the
Carbon river park entrance. Sun
day the club viii take A local
walk in the Chambers and Leacn
creeks district.