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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

Creamery Package hahutactuf-
inc Company declared a dividend
ol So cents on the common pay
abs October 10 to stocks of record
September 80 The previous pay
mont was 80 cents July lo
Corn Products Refining Com
pany declared a regular quarterly
- dcnd of - cents on The COM
mon. payable October 20 10 stock
OF record October 81
White Motor Company declared
dividend OF - cents. payable
October IL 90 stock Of record De
tobcr no a Bike amount was paid
July IT,
Anaconda Wire and Cable Com
pany declared a dividend of so
cents, payable October 20 10 stock
OF record October 10. Paid the
same amount July D.
sunderland Machine Tool Com
pany declared a stock dividend of
oue-half share OF common stock
for each share held. payable No
veTber s 10 stock of record Oc-
tobcr -. The last previous
dividend was ST in cash paid sep
tcmber 20.
Nalsparo Corporation declared n
dividend OF 81 on the preferred
stock. on which there Is a dividend
arrearaCc Of 1915 q share The
dividend is payable November IS.
ia-Stnck- of LncnEd -Octnher %
Previous payment was 81. Feb. 26.
1910
Oliver Farm Equipment Com
pahy declared a dividend Of 30
cents on the common, payable Oc-
tober - 10 stock OF record October
10. Previous payment was the
same amount January 8.
American Safety Razor Corpora
ton declared a dividend OF p
cents. payable November ID 10
stock of record October - Pre-
viouS payment was the same
amount May Is.
Superheater Company declared
a quarterly dividend of 25 cents,
payable October IS. Ia stock Of
record October 4, Paid the same
amount July IS
Nipissing Mines Company. Ltd.
declared an interim dividend
of IS cents IN Canadian fHhde,
PAYABLE December Il, 10 stock Of
record November Is, subject TO
approval Of foreign exchange con-
troll board A similar amount was
paid. Dec. II. 1910
Mccall Corporation declared q
regular quarterly dividend Of 30
cents, payable November l, 10
stock Of record October Is.
Marshall Field e. Co, declared
a regular quarterly dividend of 20
cents on the common. PAYABLE
October 81. TO stock of record
October IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Lost and Found

LOST Monda,. brown purse containing
driferE license automobile title. Lib
ersl reward Plaza 2343
LOST Male fox terrier vicinity stottsr
ana outer prNe Reward 200i5 stotter.
MALE FOX TERRIER BLACK gray
se4shbnfhp0d Vest Grand boulevard.
Reward Lafayette 1883
- TIT -T0Tcn from Elmer,
the skeleton standing m the lobby az
Annex Theater. last Monday night Reward.
call lrnnea Theater -
WATCH -Lads'E Bulova emerald setting
ore emerald cracked. Reward. Madison
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
COMPLETE DETAILS

Sebold was followed on tho
stand by Joseph +. Fellmer, an
II agent, who supported Sebold S
" of Lang's activities. He testi-
that on Feb. 6, 1871. Sebold
arranged for him TO hide in a
.own office leased by Sebolo
7r an alias. so the Oman
aid make notes on A secret
meeting Sebold had arranged with
Lang.
Fellmer testified he heard Lanc
scott al plans 10 get the bomb
sight 10 Germany and said he
overheard Lang say .a
81 got them there in 1888. l
WIS there three weeks and gaze
them all the details we had
then.
I'm going to get more to
them. Germany will get com
plete bombsight details If we
have TO shoot down a British
plane
Lang did not explain the refer
ence to a British plane, Feiimer
said.
At one stage OF the testimony
Judge Mortimer w. Byers inter-
vened 10 halt further revelation,
concerning the precious defense
weapon. stating further question
inc along the line being pursued
would be inimical TO the nation
interests
The line Of questioning was
halted after the defense attorney
sought 10 elicit from Sebolc
answers TO questions concerning
experiments at the Norden plant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Death notIreS

Ma>sE Lula MAY, September -, beloved
vile oi Harvey. dear mother ot LeonAtl
l-----------r--- IL WYNN STVkFss al-p rif
vived four brothers jay. Ellsworth Liz
wood of Detroit Elmer ~ Harhar E'ar0
one sister, Mrs Belle Brossi OF Detroit
sud four eraudrhuqsen raieiRi
Friday evening : O'Clock, from residence
3O2s Fourteenth street Sural a. uagp9l
Beach, Saturday afternoon
Nc september taffi anton
age 80 years Beloved husband al Juua
Dear father Of Mrs Edward Behrcnut
Mary. Rosetta and Richard Nlchz4as
Funeral Friday ~ n a. Lady Redemp
ton Chhrch Rurial Fnresi lawn CemeLerh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Scratches
~ NARRAtANsErT rARK

weather clear track fast -
First Race LADY Mascara Benehce,
Analogy
Second Race Phenomena Coma nara.
Maetaro
THIRD Rare yaldna Jack JelveL
Mosawtrc sunlske
Firth Race Tea Hour Ponfed
Seventh Face Myrna Ire More Sir
JOS Bet kcns Revenge
ErNh Race Giri Ia Trmera.
D4m.ct English Setter
ninth Race Declared m.
At BELMONT PARK
weather clear track fa't
Second Race Columbus nay Prime
sun Wi-e Colonel. Harklm Rounue
MIX Toast
Third Race Misuns. Pa n Nike.
Bright Arcu
Urn Race -subdue violante Pm IN.
Hsckle
seventh Race Ramases RlenWeed
Eighth Race October Ale Franco
Saxon. Abbcros
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

Weather clear track fast
FIRST Race Dividend Second Bcs'
Second Race Broeee Pretty Lady.
Eafy s7rIne one F'sE
Third EaCe-\ lstlnE Nurse. Mischief
Afeaf steers Beam
Sixth Eace-ItE y
Seventh Race Circus. PIRATE ship
Cral0faur Part one
Fletfh Race Tryssk Duus Mass
Formation Alrac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
sunderland Machine Tool Com

pany declared a stock dividend of
oue-hali share Of common stock
for each share held payable No
ycGber s 10 stock of record Oc-
tobcr -. The last previous
dividend was 81 in cash paid sep
tcmbeT 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Toronto Stocks

Quotation supplied nv Bongard CO.
Windsor. Prices IN cents II A, m. prices
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
WORLD REVOLUTION

81 believe naZism is a world
revolution whose ultimate oh
Iective Is To destroy our democ-
-raey, wipe otit aif religion and
enslave our peopIe-just as Ger
many has destroyed and en-
shaved Belgium. Holland, France
and all the other countries.
II am ready TO give myself
and all my personal resources
10 aid i'm the defeat of the Nazi
menace to the American people. +"
Warner said he had consistent,
supported the Presidents foreign
policy.
Frankly. am no { certain
whether or not this country
should enter the war in its own
defense at the present time"
said Warner. THE President
knows the world situation and
our country's problems better
than any other man. ! would
follow his recommendation CON
corning n declaration Of war"
BLIND BLACKLIST
Warner said that while he /,
opposed 10 naziSm, he has no
produced propaganda pictures.
senator Nye has said that
our picture Sergeant York is
designed 10 create war hys-
terra" said Warner. 'Senator
Clark has added Confessions of
Nazi- Spy 10 the isOlationiSt
blacklist John T. Flynn, in turn,
has added Underground
These witnesses have not
seen the pictures, so cannot
imagine how they can Judge
them. On the other hand, mil
lions Of average citizens have
paid TO see these pictures. They
have enjoyed W p popularity
and have been profitable TO our
company" --..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Love for Hitler
Prompted Spy 10
Steal Bombsight


NEW YORK. Sept % - Some
details about the famous Norder
bombsight were turned over &c
Germany hN Herman LanC Whc
fought ~ The side of Adolf Hitler
in early stages OF The Nazi move
mcnt and whose love for the party
was 50 great ne sought no pay
ment for the Job, TO was testified
today ar INC trial Of Ito alleged
NaZl spies
Lang a foreman al the Nordcn
plant and one of these on trial
was quoted By William 3. Sebold
counter Spy FOR The FBl AS saving
Il gave the Norden bombsight
10 Germany and I didn't do II
for any money l give il because
I fought side by side from 1928
10 1927 with Adolf Hitler and
Herman Goering and Ernst
udet,
Sebold ti1e governments prize
witness who miSled The German
-Gestapo into believing he was
operating a secret radio station
from TINS country and was work
ing for the NaziS. said Lang had
made that statement during a
visit Sebold had paid him at hls
home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
White Motor COMPANY declared

dividend Oi . cents naNahIc
October II 90 stock Of record Oe-
tobcr 10 a BIKE amount was paid
july IT..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
American Safety Razor Corpora

ton declared a dividend Of .
cents. payable November ID 10
stock of record October - Pre-
viouS payment was the same
amount May Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Dividends

Creamery Package Manutactur-
lne Company decla6ed a dividend
of So cents on the common pay
abs October l0 To- StoCk of record
September 30 The previous pay
mont was 80 cents July DO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Anaconda wire and Cable Com

NnaC0nda WIG and { Ado { ON
pany declared a dividend of so
cents, payable october 20 10 stock
OF record October TO-. Paid the
same amount July n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Valspare Corporation declared :

dividend Of ST on the preferred
stock. on which there is a dividend
.arrearagc OF 1915 q share The
dividend is payable November IS.
10 stock of LncnLd OcInhcL- %
Previous payment was 81. Feb. 26.
1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

Issribula BY King Features syna- Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Nipissing Mines COMPANY. Ltd,

declared an interim dividend
of Is cents in Canadian funds
PAYABLE December IL, 10 stock OF
record November Is, subject to
approval OF foreign exchange con-
troll board A similar amount was
paid Dec. II. 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
superheater Company declared

Superheater tOmpahN utCIHfFU
a quarterly dividend Of . cents,
payable October IS. Ia stock Of
record October 4. Paid the same
amount July -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

OIiNer Farm Equipment Iom-
pahy declared a dividend Of 30
cents on the common, payable Oc-
tober - 70 stock of record October
10. Previous payment was the
same amount January 8.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

Mccall Corporation declared q
regular quarterly dividend of -
cents, payable November l, 10
stock of record October Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

Corn Products Refining Com
panN declared a regular quarterly
- dcnd of - cents on The COM
mon. payable October 20 10 stock
of record October 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

Marshall Field e. Go, declared
a regular quarterly dividend of 20
cents on the common, paXable
October 81, to stock of record
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

Roxy-Joan Bennett and Walter
Pidgeon In Man Hunt" 2:Sb. 800.
TOO and 1910: also Ned sparks IN
For Bcautys Sake" ii:so. ESQ.
5.45 and 1855.
RIALTo-Marlene Dietrich In The
4:5o. 7:3o. 1918: also Richard Arlen
In "Mutiny in the Arctic INV
$50. $50, $40.
MUSIC BON = Edward q. Robinson
and George Raft in "Manpower.
i2:Os. lao. GAO. 1000; also Cesar
Romero and Mary Beth Hughes IN
Ride on vaauero. ! so. sos. e;2o,
aBarnacie Bill" 100. 3:b6. e:s5.
$50: also Hugh Herbert In Hello
Sucker" IL 40, 2:4o. $40, s:3o.
RETURN SHOWING
BEVERLY - Basil Rathbone In The
Mad Doctor" also Adolphe Men)ou
c,prToI@Myrns 10y and MELVIN
Douglas in Third Finger, Lett
Hand" also Albert Dehker In DIT
COMMUNICATIONS singleton and
Arthur Lake In Blonde Goes
Latin" also Lloyd Nolan in Sleep
ers west"
KAY STREET - Fredric March and
Betty Field In Victory" also Alan
Hale In THE Great Mr.. Nobody.
LAkEwOoD-Guy Kibbee in scat
tergood Baines." also. Bob CROSBY
In Lets Make Music"
PARk-Ann Rutherford In keeping
Company" also Warren William IN
The Lone Wolf Takes Chance.
PROCTOR-Hette Davis ana George
Brent In "The Great Lie" also
Richard Arien In Lucky Devils.
REALART-Warren william In Inc
Lone Wolf Takes Chance. also
Deanna Durbin in Nice Girl.
REN--Arthur Kennedy In KNOCK
/ out" also John Wayne In "A Man
Betrayed
RIVIERA-Loretta Young and Robert
Preston IN Lady From Cheyenne,
plus Dick Powell and Joan Blondeil
In Model Wife"
sHEII-conrad Veidt In "U-Boat 40.
the River"
SUNSET Robert Young and Ran
dolph Scott In Western Union
also Kay Francis In PLAY Girl,"
TEMPLE-William Powell and Myrna
Low In Love Crazy" also Sidney
Toler as Charlie Chan in Dead
LIBERTY, Pu,allup-Bob Crosby and
Jean Rogers in Lets Make Music.
also Father ana Son"
RIVIERA. sumner-Msrtha Scott and
william Gargan in Cheers for Mis-
Bishop"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Ralph BellamY at
Riviera Thursday
PloYs Star Role in
Penthouse Mystery

Clues from China solve a muir
der in Manhattan when FL
lery Queen. the most celebrated
criminologist Of fiction. radio and
the screen. takes time out from
romance to make a dummy
spill the story Of the strangled
ventriloquist and the prowl-
ing Oriental beauty!
"Ellery Qneen's Penthouse Mys-
terry" newest in the Columbia
series of thrillers. opens Thursday
AT the Rialto theater with Ralph
Bellamy again cast as the crime
writing crime-fighter. and lovely
Margaret Lindsay appearing as
Nikh Porter. Ellery's queen Of
secretaries. Others in the stellar
cast include Charley Grapewin, as
lovable Inspector Queen. and Jas.
Burke as Sergeant velie. Anna
May Wong and Eduardo cisnnelli
are other performers in the ABB
sorbing. suspenseful new mystery.
Eric Taylor. who adapted FL
lery Queen. Master Detective" to
the screen, penned the script of
'Ellery Queens Penthouse hys-
terry" James Hogan directed.
On the same bill will be The
Medico of Painted Springs" fcs-
turing Charles Starrett.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07

the Rialto theater.
once the subject Of perhaps
over-glamorous treatment in such
pictures as Scarlet Empress" and
shanghai Express. Miss Dietrich
agreed a few seasons ago that Il
was time she was humanized.
The unforgettable "Destry Rides
Again in which Miss Dietrich
pulled her famous hair-pull with
Una Merkel. was the answer. fol-
lowed by Seven Sinners. in which
Miss Dietrich was socked on the
jaw by Brod Crawford.
In The Flame Of New Orleans, "
the cycle Of planned indignities
continues. As rough riverboat
captain who encounters Miss Diet
rich as her carriage rolls through
the park. Bruce Cabot becomes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Man Hunt at
Roxy Theaier
Wolter Pidgeon
In Wur Thriller

The chase" has long been a
favorite method of highlighting
motion pictures. but IL remained
for goth Century-Fox TO inject new
life and meaning into the "ehase"
in its latest thriller, Man Hunt"
starring Waite. Pidgeon and Joan
Bennett. which opens today at the
Roxy thcater.
Walter Pidgeon considers his
MAN Hunt" role his finest. Vigor-
Gus and exciting. he is on the
quarry end Of the longest CHASE"
IN film history. From the Bavarian
Alps TO the North Sea. across the
Channel to England. from London
into the British countryside the
RELENTLESS hunter-Georee Sanders,
at hh best-stalks Pidgeon. And
Pidgeon revels in 1t; says it's a role
he can really sink his teeth into.
Fritz Lang. whose forte is ad-
venture films as his Western
Union" and Return Of Frank
James" attest, was selected TO
megaphone Man Hunt" His ideas
on the chase" contained within
the film heighten the mood and
the excitement. and his first hand
knowledge of the European back
ground Of the picture do much to
enhance its many gripping scenes.
John Carradine and Roddy Nc
Dowall. who complete the out
standing featured cast. add i'm
measurably to the dramatic value
Of Man Hunt"
For Beauty's Sake" featuring
Net Sparks. shares the screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07

angry with her and overturns the
entire carriage. splitting Mss Diet
rich into a mud puddle.
IN another sequence. she is man
handled by a band Of rough sailors
in a waterfront dive.
Not quite under the heading Of
manhandling. but certainly novel.
is stu another scene in which
Miss Dietrich is seized and rough
" kissed by Andy Devine. Of all
persons.
other principals in the cast OF
The Flame Of New Orleans in
clude Roland Young. Miseha Auer,
Melville Cooper. Eddie Quillan.
Laura Hope Crews and Frank
jerks.
on the same new bill il "Mutinv
in the Arctic" featuring Richard
Arlen and Andy Devine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
De Molay Convention
Slated August 1881

OLYMPIA-The state De Molay
will hold its convention at Belling-
ham on Aug. 1881, Deputy of the
Grand Council T. H. Little an
nounced here.
Little said Robert Felthouse OF
Seattle had been appointed presi-
dent of the group to serve until
the convention election. The post
has been vacant for some time, he
said.
Approximately 500 delegates
from the states 55 chapters were
expected for the oonclave.
You help yourself when you buy
u. s. Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
"The Flame of New Ons Today the RdlO 1hedfer
Marlene Dietrich Stars
In Comedy Of the Old South
Companion Film Features Richard Arlen'
Andy Devine in ''MutinY in the Arctic

The campaign to dvest Of all false dignity the once
remote and unapproachabe Marene Dietrich continues IN
Inirersas The Flame of Orleans. opening TODAY At
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-02
UNC Scientists Using Ferrets
In Hunt For Cause OF Flu

CHAPEL HILL, Feb. 1.-LP-
Medical science is attempting to fer.
ret out the virus causing Americas
present flu epidemic-with ferrets.
The weasel.like little animals, once
used to exterminate rats and hunt
small game, have been drafted by
doctors in the school of public health
at the University of North Carolina
for tests. The eason They are the
only animals easily susceptible to
influenza virus from humans.
1.-THE influenza virus has long been
one of the most peculiar and least
understood" explained DR.. H. W.
Brown, in charge of the expert
ments, "but we think at last we
are beginning to pin it down a little.
up until last year, all the influ-
enza viruses collected all over the
world were Type A.
"a new strain was picked up then.
This first appeared here in North
Carolina and in New York, and was
typed as B. This is a recent and
important advance.
"a vaccine also has just been de-
veloped by Rockefeller Foundation
scientists for Type A. This is still
in the experimental stage, but if it
works as well with humans as with
ferrets and other animals, this will
be the biggest forward step yet
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-02

ed to the right size for printing.
Editorial staff: Editor-in.chief,
James Lynch; managing editor, J.
A. West; feature editor, Mary Helen
MCGOWAN; assistant feature editor,
Bobby Smith; sports editor, Arthur
Shain; makeup editor, Winifred
Smith; photographer, Bobby Little.
News reporters: Evelyn Brown,
Lee Bullock, Maize Combs, Carolyn
Knox, Marie Lynch, Katherine Muir
ray, frankie Murphy, Sally Prevatt,
Eleanor Romeo, Marguerite Smith,
Mary symmes, Joyce West, Jim
Williams, Nee. Wilson.
Sports reporters: Maurice Daniels,
Richard Dunlea, Agnes Morton,
Burt Myers, Haskell Rhett, Blaine
Wilson.
Feature reporters: Pat Coward, G.
B. Holden, Blanche Jacob, Mary
Norma Levine, Joan Mincy, Jocelyn
Peck.
Business staff: Business manager,
Katherine Goodman; assistant bust.
ness manager, Alice Sprunt; adver-
Using manager, Bobby Little; cir
culation manager, David King.
Advertising solicitors: Sylvia Al
len, Ann Andrews, Ann Carr, John
Codington, James Excel, Ruby Jack
son, Bobby Keels, Eleanor Romeo,
Mary Alice Rose, Jane Edwards,
Frank Ballard.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-02
Wilmington Aero Club
Holds Inaugural Banquet

The Wilmington Aero club held an
inaugural banquet at the Little Inn
on the Carolina Beach road last
night, at which time the newly elect
ed officers were installed for the en-
suing year.
Dwight McEwen. Jr., president,
read a letter congratulating the club
on its affiliation with the Carolina
Aero club and Albert Wooten pre-
scented Warren Pennington with a
life membership card as a token of
appreciation from the club for his in
terest in aviation here.
The officers installed last night, in
addition to McEwen and Wooten, the
latter being vice-president, are Will
lie Kraft, secretary; Anna Fecnstra,
treasurer; and Jimmy Pennington,
member Of the board at large.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-02
Driving Schools
To Reopen Here Monday

Wilmington's WPA safe-drivinp
schools. closed when the instructors
were lost to national defense work.
will reopen tomorrow, it was an
nounced last night by George Smith,
In charge Of the schools over the
state.
Students in the former class who
have not had an opportunity to take
their examination may do 90 tomor.
row afternoon at 2 o'clock in the re-
corders courtroom Of the courthouse
and students who would like to en-
roll in the new classes opening to-
morrow may do SO at $3.50 D. m. or
$3.50 p. m, Smith said.
Smith will teach the classes until
the new instructors are prepared to
take them in charge.