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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
Report Hardware
Prices 10 Be Frozen

WASHINGTON. Nov. IA
Maximum prices for construction
hardware supplies will be estab-
lished by a general freeze" order
within a few days. OPA officials
report. The order is expected &c
direct manufacturers and jobbers
to reduce prices where necessar,
to the level prevailing about Oc-
tober n. the date the copper con-
servation order was issued by the
|OPM.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
Stotks Display
Firrner Tone
InInitid| Deals
Modest Gains Shown
by Stssls. ChrysIer;
en- Tends Lower

NEW YORK. Nov. 14.-Ths
stock market displayed q firm tone
at the opening today. with all but
a handful of issues above last
nights closing levels.
Changes were small. however,
and trading proceeded at a slow
pace.
General Motors. international
Harvester, United Aircraft and Air
Reduction were among the few to
start behind minus signs.
Modest gains were chalked up
by United States Steel. Bethlehem,
Chrysler, Montgomery Ward, Ana
conda. Kennecott. Westinghouse,
New York Central. Union Carbide,
Lockheed, American Telephone
and Woolworth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14

New York and wholesale nOnfsrrous
metal quotations supplied ny Federated
Metals Division, Detroit: Spot. - per cen,
tin, nominal, New YORK. 81. future tin.
"a; siss,rsiysie spot, .msnsr IA; casting
copper. Ills; st. Louis lead. $40: 81
Louis ziDc. SIS; New York sntimony, ifi
virxin aluminium, Is
Copper sales, f.isl tons. Lead. A. q.
r. Co. reopening Murray, Utah. smeiter
on foreign ores Export coupper, II. 20
rssale. ~. Free sterling exchange. t4o5t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14


pany declared a dividend of SIZE
on common. payable December IS
TO stock of record December 1
This will bring 1871 payments tc
$3.50, against SOS in 1910.
International Cigar Machinery
Company declared dividend of AZ
cents on common. payable Decem'
Der rs, to stock of record Decem.
Der 10. Previous payment was the
same amount September rs.
Indian Motorcycle Company de.
clared a dividend of 80 cents or
common, payable January 2. to
stock OF record December Is. Pre-.
vious payment was the same
amount on July 1 this year.
Dixie-vortex Company declared
a dividend of 25 cents on common
payable December ~. to stock OF
record December 4. Payments foI
the year total rs cents, against sc
cents in 1910. Also declared q
regular quarterly dividend of 81 II
cents on class A, payable Januar,
=, to stock Of record December 10
Pennroad Corporations declared
"a dividend Of IS cents on common
payable December Is, to stock Ol
record November n. Previous pay.
ment was 20 cents December IA
last year.
American Laundry Machinery
Company declared an extra divi-
dend Of 81 and q regular quarterly
dividend of 20 cents on common,
both payable December 1. to stock
OF record November 19, bringing
dividends for the year TO $3.50,
against $1.30 in 1910.
HaxeItlne Cooperation declared
a regular quarterly dividend of rs
cents, payable December Is, to
stock Of record December /. Pay
ments for year total So, against
$3.50 In 1910.
American Machine q Foundry
Company declared a dividend OF
20 cents on common. payable De-
cember rs TO stock of record
December 10. Previous payment
was the same amount Septem-
Der rs.
Master Electric Company de-
clared a regular quarterly div
idcnd of 60 cents on common,
payable December 20 to stock OF
record December 5.
Roosevelt Field, Inc, declared
a dividend OF Is cents, payable
December Is to stock of record
December I. Previous payment
was 20 cents on December II,
last year.
Kaufman Department stores,
Inc. declared a dividend of Is
cents on common. payable Decem-
Der Is TO stock of record Deem.
Der I. Payments for the year total
Sl.05, the same as in 1910.
Benson q Hedges declared o
dividend Of $3.50 on preferred.
payable November 2S TO stock Of
record November 81. This clears
arrears as of Nov. /, 1941.
Pennsylvania Exchange Bank
declared an extra dividend of 10
cents in addition TO q regular
semi-annual dividend Of 30 cents,
both payable December is to
stock of record December 5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14

Receipts 1900; narsss s.ssdy holdevsrs
s ss ''ios,s's ..aian. 'sisssS
s.. $50 . IS p:ssissy ssvs. ;s.sssiS.ioi
scArftH,R .s.lys. 1 .oooi n.sAss ssse4y ~:
Calves Receipts 500: mari<st steady, besf
steers. choice. 81 5o9izIs; D.siun.
srs, hsifers $50 1850: COWS, se.scdss
ers. ssaif.75; stockers. steers. ssai2;
cows and heifers. 80. "a 1880.
sHEEPr--Receipts $500; market steady;
lambs. sf04759 II. IS; common, 500 10 Is /
yearlings. $s159s rs; feeders. tf041 IL;
ewes, S3.75G5.7o.
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH, Nov. f4.--(fys)--CAT-
rLE--Recsipts rs: market steady: steers.
choice, Sfi O61z. 80: medium TO good,
SO 50aif: common, s7-35as25: hsifers.
medium 20 good. s7.50ms.75: common, 80
at; cows, medium 20 good, t3.75q1; cam
ners and cutters, Nds; bulls. good 70
choice. Ss:5oG9.5o; common TO medium.
HoGs@Reeeipu ESQ: market steady,
$40. 40 f1O. so; z20-25o lbs, SO. rs q 10b
1920 lbs. s1910.25; 100-is0 lbs. 500
1928; roughs. Ssns.25.
sHEEP-Receipts $50; market steady:
choice lambs. $i1.25G II. 70; medium "a
good, sf0G1I: common lambs. 50. 90 o;
ewes. s3m4.7e; wethers. 50. 5095.75.
CALVES Receipts so; marhst slow,
good to choice. Si3 q 14.50i medium, S1i-oo
G12.50; culls and commoe. 191o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
New Song
State May Have Original
Alma Mater Song

EAST LANSING. Nov. 14.-An
original alma mater song, written
by a former Spartan line coach,
was approved today by the Michi-
gan State Student Council.
The song, MISC Shadows" was
written by Barney Traynor. an
assistant TO Ralph II. Young when
he was football coach from 1923
to 1927.
Before the new selection can
supplant the present alma mater,
High Above Cayugua Waters" II
must be approved by a faulty
committee and the State Board OF
Agriculture. The old song origi-
mated at Cornell and is now In use
by about so other colleges and
universities.
For the Inside News" ef
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
Detroit Poultry

MARIE, steady Hens ne and no.
isc under lbs. ice leenoru hens. q
sptinfers. Use; rock broilers. zie younf
hen tuthsys. IN ibs. and up. 2tc; young
tom turkeys. 10 lbs and No. Ale; ducks.
white. 5 lbs. and 40. Ices geese, itel
rabbtts lie. An
TGos-Msrtst arm; current receipts.
37he: undergrades. 7shd77hc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14

CHICAGO, Nov. Ia. - whea,
was In fairly active demand q,
the opening today with prices 80
TO 11sc up. Corn was NC down tc
&c up, and oats &C up.
WHEAT - December, SLIGO
1.16k; May, Si.20d1.20ls: July
S1.20is q LION.
CORN-December. 75k d75xc,
May. e1GS1 Nc: July, Sc.
OATS--December, 5Ohc; May
52kc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14

CHICAGO, Nov. ID. - Sears
Roebuck & Co. has appointed
Roche. Williams e. Cunningham
Inc. as it's advertising agent
Homer Mckee will be the agency,
account executive for the ad
Ivcrtiser.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
EARNINGS

Duquesne Light Company reports for the
~ months ended September 30 a net in
share. against revised net income ~ $40. =
2s3.a or 50 ~ IN common In the IRE.
ceding n months.
National Coutsis~r Csvporafior disslosss
for the nine months ended september 40. q
net profit Of 1922. 035 or S24q share
against n revised net profit Of sToT.Oi2 or
81 ~ share IN the 1870 period.
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
Corporation and subsidiaries report for the
~ months ended September 30, n net loss
st.e .y1s s e s,s s.1s
slEnable 10 Reading Iron Company and ifs
subsidiary. This compares with a net loss
for the II months ended September 30,
Of ST. 3tf 100. Of which ss3, s62 was as
signable TO iron manufacturing activities.
InssrnssisssI N,~hd Company 81 CANADA.
Ltd. and 'uss, s,. ..sgor -, . s.ptsmssr
7is.sss FOR income ana franchise taxes,
eausi 20 81 esnts q share on common. COM
pared with q net profit 81 -. SASH sftsr
81. 314,tio taxes, or 81 cents On common IN
the september quarter OF 1870.
Csses Frees, Inc. snA wholly owned sob
fariss report for the nine months ended
sptember 20, net profit Of sss7. o3e after
ness ana :, .se... ,r rSr G ,.ss. ' net !:
equal. after dividend requirements on ~
per cent preferred. "a 77i . common
share.
ICsisses< Cerpssstiss ~ America end
wholly owned subsidiaries snow for the nine
months ended esptembsr 20. q net profit ci
s5,iis.3si or s1.h q snare On participating
rrefsrred ana % ~ on common, against ar
adjusted net profit ~ fs.7ihs7s or ST.
on participating preferred and sass on
common M the 1870 Period
rnsssd AIR lines Transport Csfporsunr
and subsidiaries rfport a Eeptsmber quarter
oct income of G.7t7 sss after s30s. 00t
for federal income hses, or A. cents Z
share. sesinst q revised net incorns NJ
s671,177 or "a cents q share IN the SEP
tsmbsr quarter ~ 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
TO-DAY At you. Fsxorite MOVIE

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Morris IN "HEHE CONES aAPPrNEss."
Roy Rogers. 'DAD MAN OF DEADWOOD.'
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hvhLlW Opsn S.ts' psrh Pre-, Jsmes
stewart Pauistte Goddard. "gOT o. GOLD. |"
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soc,. Hem, John pawn. N ..strS VALLEY
IsERENADE," with Glenn Miller and orch.
Wayne Morris IN THREE SONS o. GUNS
osn a vSsrss a. s.,urdav Al i.3O p NJ
biklyIlN6liAm BiG cARTooN SHOW.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14

For the Inside News ef
Washington, Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
Detroit Stock Market
Dividends

Underwood Elliott Fisher COm-
pany declared a dividend of $1.25
on common. payable December IS,
TO stock of record December L.
This will bring 1871 payments to
$3.50. against SOS in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
Unlisted Stocks

Approximate prices furnishsd by the
Nstionsl Association OF Securities Dealers,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14

National Coutsis~r Cevporsftor diseio.ss
for the nine months ended september 40. a
net profit Of ss22 .035 or 81 40 share
against revised net profit Of s7oT .Oi2 or
81 ~ share In the 1870 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14

HaxeItlne Cooperation declared
a regular quarterly dividend of rs
cents, payable December Is, to
stock OF record December /. Pay
ments for year total So, against
$3.50 in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14

American Laundry Machinery
tGompany declared an extra divi-
|dend of 81 and regular quarterly
dividend OF 20 cents on common,
both payable December 1. to stock
'of record November 19, bringing
dividends for the year to $3.50.
against $1.30 in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14

American Machine q Foundry
Company declared a dividend OF
70 cents on common. payable De-
cember rs TO stock of record
December 10. Previous payment
was the same amount Septem.
Der rs.
Evening star., 1941-03-17
ouINTUPLETS
use MuSTER0LE for
Chest COLDS
Mother-Giye Your CHILD
This Same Expert Care!

At the first sign of the Dionne Quin-
tuplets catching cold-their chests and
throats are rubbed with Children's
Mild Musterole "a product made to
promptly relieve the DISTRESS of
children's colds and resulting coughs.
The Quints have always had the
best of care, so mother-you may be
assured of using just about the BEST
product made when you use Musterole.
MORE than an ordinary "salve"-
warming, soothing Musterole helps
break up local congestion. Also made
in Regular and Extra Strength for
those preferring a stronger product.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Wayne Loses,
BIO, 10 Cin(y

CINCINNATI. O. oct IL
University Of Cincinnati's com
bined slashing backfield attack
and air play nit Wayne University
for 81 to 0 tornado here this
afternoon
Coach Joe Meier kept running
stream Of alternstes dashing into
the game after the BearcatS had
put the game ION ice with a
comfortable four touchdown lead
AT the half
An indication Of the "cyclonic
velocity attained by The Cincin-
natianS is evidenced by the ac-
emulation Of SEQ wards gained
from SCTimmage against 36 Tor
Wayne.
The victorS Melted rs first
downs against four for the losers.
The RearcatS passes -for-tofai
gains Of l06 yards, compared 10 66
for WaVne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. Ii Min
nesotas powerhouse buried Illinois
under a 34-6 score here today as
the two teams renewed an ancient
gridiron rivalry after lapse Of
II years. A crowd Of 10000 saw
the game.
Bill Daley. Gopher fuliback on
a 76-yard run. scored the first
touchdown lust II seconds after
the game started and repeated
about eight minutes later Bill
Garnaas converted after The first
touchdown. but missed his second
try. Capt. Bruce Smith scored the
third Of the touchdowns IN the
first quarter and Garnaas con-
verted
A third Of the way through no
second quarter Bob Higgins third
string hack. went over for the
fourth touchdown Illinois was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

here were more than enough to
satisfy all present
DeCorrevont put on thrilling
run soon after the second half be-
gan. taking a Wisconsin kick and
his way 81 yards
for the score. More Of
Erdlitz. and the score for the
mounted 10 y points.
II went To "a when Don Claw
son intercepted a pass from Farris
and ran the needed IS yards.
Again Erdhtz. who was doing
more kicking by this time than
the Dodgers Leo Durocher did in
an entire Worlds Series.
The final Northwestern touch
down was started when Ray Vim
cent recovered IIarder,s tumble on
WiSconSin's % II took Graham
two plays to get across. Some
body named Erdlitz came in again.
kicked An extra point, and there
was the final score Northwestern,
Al: Wisconsin. Ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Irish Smother
Georgia Tech

ATLANTA. Ga. oct IL
Notre Dame today crush d
Georgia Tech. % TO O. in their
intersecuonal gridiron battle be-
fore a capacity crowd Of $1,000
fans.
a 6s-yard run and TWO touch
down passes accounted for the
victory
The first score came midway Of
the first quarter as Angelo Bertelh
passed 10 George Murphy over the
goal line
The second tally. which came IN
the second period. was the result
Of sensational 6S-yard run by
Steve Juzwik. The final score
came late in the third quarter as
luzwik dived over from the 5-yard
line In TWO plays
Juzwik kicked t&o extra points.
bur his try for the third failed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Minnesota POWerhOuse
Walks OUer Zup's Him

called offside on Higgins first
conversion attempt and ne missed.
bur he made good on the second
Try Smith scored the fifth and
final Gopher touchdown midway in
the third quarter.
Illinois marched down the field
against a second and third-string
team in the fourth quarter. and
Don Griffin. standing on Mime
sofas 22-yard line. hipped a pass
to Lavere Astroth in the end zone
for the lone Illinois score Grifflns
Try for the extra point failed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
INTFRSFCTTONAL
Columbia s Grid Lion Whips
Princeton Ist Time Since 80

drive late in the first quarter
They Travelled - yards for sec
ond score early IN the second
period Near tho close Of the sec
ond period they crossed the goal
line for a third time after a 10
yard advance.
II took the Lions ! plays 10
unfold their first touchdown seven
plays for their second and SIX
plays for their third.
Governali figured in Is Of these
"a scoring plays, with Stewart
McIlvenna and Phil Bayer handling
the ball the other times
Only twice. in the first period,
did Princeton get into Columbia
TERRITORY and both times a Lion
tumble put them there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Penalty Haits Threat

This time the Hillioppers showed
the offensive power that over
whelmed Wisconsin last week.
With splendid blocking. Goodyear,
Doug Renzel and McCahill crashed
through the line and around end
until they reached the f-yard line
with a FIRST down coming up.
McCahill added | and RenZel
was stopped al the l-yard line.
But a 15-yard penalty sent them
all the way hack 10 the Is
The SpartanS were quick IN
take advantage Of this opportunity
and crashed through 10 hit Nc
Cahill so hard he fUmbIed on The
lS-yard line and State took over
AZ this point.
A nice punt ny Fred Rice put
the SpaTtans back on Their h-yard
line. Sherman romped 10 the IL
ONLY 10 tumble and RAY Carlson
recovered for Marquette
Rice returned the compliment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Sz-Yard March

sherman, VINO UHrU TWO Weeks.
ago played quartefbaCk. was
shifted 10 fullback and was a
.tandoui he scored from the !
ard line after sparkling aff sf-yafd
drive in the second period
For the first half Marquette was
a great hall club, but in the second
Michigan State had all the better
NJ il. The HilltopperS had a well
drilled team and it's blocking and
tackllne were excellent during
most of the first half, but The
SpartanS held them even and when
Marquette seemed 10 tire IN the
second half the Spsrtans quickly
took charge
The llneuen n Charley Bach
mans club ere outstanding
throughout. They rushed paSSers
on almost every play and the
highly touted Jimmy Richardson
was forced 10 run more than sew
ersl times when the ruSherS pre-
,ented any possibility Of passing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Northwestern, Tied at Quarter,
Rallies to Swanp Badgers

EVANSTON, H.. Oct Il. -
Northwestern Wildcats declared
themselves very much IN on the
194l Western Conference Scuffle
today when they raCked up a al
to IA win over Wisconsin. in a
a game that gave 10000 DNche
Stadium denizenS practically all
the known varieties Of scoring
plays and some that the boys
whipped up on the spur Of the
moment
Wisconsin. greatly out-numbered
in the vital matter of playing
material. STAYED in the struggle
for one period and At the end of
that stretch the score was tied
at "a.
That wound'up The Badger Scor-
+Hg fe4- the- dFa4l
Wisconsin tailed in the first
three plays Of the game. PAT
Harder reeled off 20 yards. Leon
ard Seehnger added 4 and Tom
FarriS paSSrH-tfIE -TFST 6f-Ffie way
10 Dave Schreiner for the touch
down. Harder kicked the extra
point
An attempted lateral on fourth
down by Harder. set up An op-
portunity for George Zorich tc
steal the ball and race 10 the
Badgers 40. ON fourth down Bill
DeCorrevont passed 70 Bob Mott
and the touchdown was hut
yards away DeCorrevont made
that with no delay. Erdlitz came
in and kicked the extra point and
the score was tied.
Before long Wisconsin resumed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Sherman Goes
Over for 1st
Tally in Game
Spartan Foe Scores
on Pass Parade
Late in I'd Period
Nv EDGAR HAYES

EAST LANSING, Oct IL In
uries which were supposed TO
weaken Michigan State gave two
lads a chance here today and they
came through with touchdo~ns 10
give The Spartans - TO Z victory
over Marquette.
- State. the underdog Al the start,
4 rned in An inspired and deter
Inined performance 10 trim the
team that last week so decISWeiy
beat Wisconsin
The two substitutes. both from
Lansing high schools, were Bob
Sherman and Dick Kieppe Kieppe
was sent in in place Of States No.
back Wv Davis. who IS nursing
his legs. Kieppc raced back with a
punt So Yards for The touchdown
that decided the issue.
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PRINCETON. n. J.. Oct. IL
Employing speed 10 the fullest ex-
IA. Columbia made history on
- turf Of Palmer Stadium today,
whipping Princeton, p 10 0. The
Lions not only gained their first
victory over Princeton since 1882,
but piled up the most points ever
gathered by a Columbia eleven in
any game against the Tiger.
Halfback Paul Governah was
the hero Of this second victory of
the season for Lou Titles charges.
Playing a prominent part IN
the scoring Of every touchdown
Governal spanked the Lions As
they went on three long marches
They tailed after. an S0-yard
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AIertness Pays

state found that alertness paid
Twice the SparianS recovered
Nsrquetes fumbles inside their
own 20 10 end scoring threats.
state was unimpreSsed by the
advance notices Of the Golden
Avalanche and shortly after the
kickoff worked The bar
Tn 10. the 24-yard line only 10
1--we a tumble by Charley Carey
give the ball 10 Marquette.
The SpartanS' forwards held The
HilItoppers and McCshIll was
forced 10 punt 10 Kieppe who
raced to the mid-field before be-
ing stopped. Here another fun
BILE by Carey gave Marquette the
hall again
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Colgate Upset
By indians, 1876

!, HANOVER. y. H. Oct IL
Out-powering the powerhouSe Col
} gate Red Raiders. a brawny Dart
mouth College football machine
} this afternoon scored an rs 10 6
upset victory before 1900 per
sons. Dartmouth and Colgate were
tied, &c. At the half
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5000 Fans There

The game played before 5000
fans, seemed hardly more than a
good scrimmage for the BearCatS.
Cincinnati negotiated us first
touchdown by 50-yard ground
gaining pass from hallback FL
Nickels 10 the waiting arms Of
Jim Croucher. left end who was
brought down on Wayne'S 3-yard
line. then halfback Mike Gret-
Schen took the hall around tackle
for a touchdown Fullbsck TIM
mons missed the point
Two long runs By Cincinnati