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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-01-09
up dnd Down
the
Street

Via the mail comes a letter
from the Rosebud Rambler VINO
takes a blast at us Tor telling
an old joke in this column. Inc
Rambler said, That story was
old when you were still wearing
three cornered pants He also
states that the people living IN
the trade territory OF Hardln
should be congratulated for dec
Grating the streets during the
holidays as they are the ones
who make such a thing possible.
The Rambler took issue about
having no snow for Christmas
and said the snow should be
left in the mountains where 1t
belongs as it will probably be
hip deep to a tall Indian before
spring. We think the Rosebud
Rambler had a little peeve
brewing when he penned his
epistle. However it is the first
rebuff we have had on the col
umn and it also proves to us
that there is at least one reader.
If you keep on reading it Ramb-
Ter, we know that we will have
one follower.
DR.. w. A. Petzoldt of Lodge
Grass left recently for the cas-
tern part of these United States
where he will spend the next
three months on a lecture tour.
DR., Petzoldt is well known
throughout this area and has
on various occasions addressed
local organizations. We are sure
he will make a fine impression
on the fasteners which is a
good boost for Montana.
Roger Babson, noted interna-
tionally as a business commen-
tator and predictor came out
recently with his forecast for
business during 1941. In case
some of you readers missed his
article here is his summary:
TREND - present high levels
should be exceeded before
spring. POLITICS - No more
New Deal legislation In 1941'
MARKETS - gradual uptrend
but careful Washington Scrut-
my. FARMERS -. Income uI
about five percent, benefits al
present levels. WORKERS =
Employment payrolls at peal
figures. RETAILERS - five tx
seven per cent gain in sales
prices slightly higher. CONSUM-
ERS - less than five per cent
rise in living expenses. RELAT-
ORS - residential building up
20 per cent; rents steady. IN
VESTMENTS - bulliSh outlook
for selected stocks. Mr.. Babson
has made many business pre-
dict:ons and has scored a
bullseye in most cases.
If you basketball fans want
to see some real action and
close contests take our word fol
it there are some good games
coming up. Hardin takes on
Laurel, Red Lodge, Roundup
and Lodge Grass on the home
court within the next few
weeks. Only once, that is to oul
personal observation, have the
boys been forced to Stretcr
themselves to win and that wa:
from Laurel when they won 81
to n. The local boys now have
eight straight wins under theil
belts.
John Fischbach reports seen!
two elk eating beet tops in {
field between Wyola and tn
Antler ranch last week. He als'
stated that he has notices mum
erous deer and elk grazing nea
the foot of the mountains aboV'
Wyola. Guess we will slip dow
-r*n"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-01-09
THURSDAY. JANUARY 9. le4l
Ringworm is common in dairy

Ringworm is common in dairy
herds at this time of the year
and younger animals especially
are bothered by it, says j. o.
Tretsven, extension dairyman
at Montana State college. One
simple remedy that dairymen
use to rid their animals of
ringworm is used crankcase oil.
The oil is applied to the infec-
ted spots with an old paint
brush. The spots should be
treated every day for four or
five days and then every other
day until the ringworm dis
appears.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-01-09

YOU DON'T have 10 go out of
town to get correct social print
ing, engraved wedding an
nouncements, etc. The Tribune
Herald can supply your needs
and save you money besides.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-01-09

Success is not measured by
the heights one attains, but by
the obstacles one overcOmes in
its attainment" - Booker T.
washington.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-01-09

that way some Sunday and take
a few shots - with our movie
camera.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-01-09

ADDING MACHINE paper for
sale at the Tribune-Herald Of
flee.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-01-09

authors fascinating and inspir-
ing story.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-01-09

Shop in Hardin!
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-01-09

Thanks to Hardin for the
lovely holiday decorations!
Don't tell me it didn't stimu-
late business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Record Output
FefU. S. Steel

NEW YORK. Oct. 23.--Steel
,ingot production of subsidiaries OF
the United States Steel Corpora
ton in the week ended October 20
was slightly in excess of 100 per
cent of theoretical capacity. ac-
cording to the compilation by
Dow-Jones and Company. Inc.
This means that actual output
of ingots by the corporation s
plants last week was in excess
of SITS net tons, the highest
in the history of the organization.
On a basis of current capacity of
80, los, 800 net tons per annum
now credited TO United States
Steel. production would be
SIT ,462 net tons per week.
In several weeks early this
year the corporation reached a
rate of 100 per cent or slightly
better. but the figure at that time
was based on annual capacity as
OF January ]. last. Of, %. 720. 600
net tons, or 570,003 net tons per
week.
For the industry as a whole
production for the week ended
October 20 is placed in the COM
pilation at SO per cent against sc
per cent in the previous week and
81 per cent two weeks ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Detroit Produce

Trading was rather light At the Diet roll
Union Produce fermfrsf this morning ir
lettuce was slightly weaker: potatoes wer.
firm on Idaho Russet Burbanks, steady or
other stock; apples were firm on Mcintosh
steady on other stock: onions were steady
All stock quoted 10 good quality and good
condition uniess otherwise stated.
APPLIES Michigan bu. crates. NcIn.
tosh. U. q. No. J. ~ in. min, $50 70 I SIS
according 10 color; fair. 81 .35i Jonsthsns
nss: p. o In min. ,.o5: ''f p.lieaoa:. u f's 8
No. J., an In min. 81. so: Northern spys
Y. 8. No. I. Sin. min, $3.50 50; Shows
Y. 3. No. 4, Tin. min. s1.io: Kings
g. g. NO NO. !. TIN I'm min MIN. 81 w sc.ua.e:
Y. \. No. ]. Sin. min, s1.15Gf.7s Wash.
ington boxes, Red Delicious. extra fancy
so;I25s. 81 fs0225: few. s2.3s: fancy
Rome Bssuiys, fancy, SOS. 81
CRANBERRIEs - Massachusetts "a Dbl
boxes. Early Blacks. S5.i5d32s; Late
cARRoTs-Los Angeles crates. 9 dos.
punched, .canfornia. s5a5a $40; New Mex.
CELERY Michigan bunehes. dog.
stalks. 4os; California cub crates. Pascal.
GRAPES - California display hugs.
Thompson seedIess. s1.7s62Is: ordinary.
81. 10: Tokays. s1.z3 o so: White halagas.
81 ;5aai:4o; E,eisrs. 81; sos1.
fsndels. q lbs. q. toai.4s; Muscats, 2,
Aneanies, 3s.ib. iugs. 81. foa ! IS. -
LETTUcE-Los Anseles crates. icebsrs
trfef. 5 doE.. 50 5os1 ats; few fine quality.
81: fair. s3.z5n3.S0: 4 doz. $500 rs:
few fine quality. 81: Q dox.. 81. so; Idaho.
5 dor, $40; doc, 81. rs.
LEAP LETTucE-Qhio. dollhouse, 10Th
MUsHRooMs-M,ehIgan. In cartons
ONIoNs-oo-lb. sAeks. Sweet Spanish
US. No !. 3-in. and larger: Utah. s1.1o
Oils; Idaho, i.ioa 20; Colorado. 81. 1o
nii5: 7-3-inch sire. S1i5m 20: Michl-
gan, US No. L. FELLOWS, 7o-s0% Pinch
and larger, s-2o. few Sis. IN Inch up
PorAroEs-ioo-i sacks; idaho. Rus
set Burbanks, us. No. !. washed. " 70
a73s mostly s2.25. 10Th. sacks rs. few
81 ,sai as. few nne quality u.ss. RusseI
Rurais Si.z0@i.75.
RUTABAGAs-cansda, so-pound sacks
sHALLoTs-Louissns. boia 20 soser
0u SWEET PorAroEs-porso R,can Vans
US No. 1. bushel crates: -LouisansrA 81. q
HiD fair Si.7oaf.35: Texas. IL 20
$50. fair 81 20; Tenpessss. 81 "a, la; 80
New Jersey bushsi hampers, US. No 4.
Jerseys red soil stock. ~. rs: Virginia,
bills Us. No. ]. Jerseys and Ccdiens,
ToMATOEs-ohlo Dollhouse. s-lo. has
kets mediums 90 q csc. fo-Ib. cartons re
packs. California. csc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Scoring
Ace Faces
Tech I'll

In all probability. there'n be
one player who'll have a lot of fur
in the st. Joseph's College and
Detroit, Tech football game al
Robinson Field Saturday.
He's Pete Varini. fullback, who
will be trying TO regain his title
as highest scorer In Indiana. He's
played the full 60 minutes in all
five games played by the Rens.
selaer team. tallying 36 points
two behind the high man.,
An indication of st. Joseph's
strength Is shown in the compari.
son of scores in their game with
Toledo and Toledo's game with
Tech. st. Joseph edged out Toledo
3-0-Tech lost to the Ohioans
$50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
toConstrutf
Pig Iron Plant


WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-Fed-
eral Loan Administrators Jesse
Jones yesterday announced that
the Defense Plant Corporation has
agreed TO construct a $4,000 900
pig iron plant at Provo. Utah. TO
be operated by Columbia Steel
Company, subsidiary OF the
United States Steel Corporation.
The. plant will have an annual
capacity of 725,000 tons of pig
iron.
Jones also disclosed that he Is
negotiating TO establish another
plant at Pittsburg, Cal. to cost in
the neighborhood of $4,000. 900.
He said that arrangements for this
plant have not been completed
and did not disclose the company
which would operate, IL.
The federal loan administrators
stated that the Defense Corpora
ton has now financed a 5,400, 600
ton annual capacity increase In
the production Of pig iron, neces-
stated because of stringent
shortage in scrap. He said that
this expansion about completed"
defense plant Corporations pro-
gram to expand the pig iron in
duStry. 1----.
He announced also. that the
corporation had contracted to
build plants which would increase
the nations steel ingot capacity by
100000 tons annually.
He said that OPM had set q
goal of 100000 additional tons
annually in this category.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Farmers, Market

APPLES-Woh River. fancy, tiMi %
s snsy No !, os ssS ss No sos ne Se
75c bus;: Greetings. No. 1. 75eati.as bu.
No. 30. i i. si.sSai'So; No l. 81 Delicious
2. 81 Northern Spy. fancy. 81 bu.; 10, !
81 5oa IT'S: No. 2, si25; SHOWS. No.
Siai.25; No. 2. 75c
BEANs-Lims beans, No. 1. n.7sa'
bushel.
BETS Fancy, |. 2. b.; No. I. 500 .S'
dozen punches: sou bu
BLAcKBEKRIEs- 1. ssa3.oo zt-qt
crate.
BRoccoLI-No. 1. si.25Gi.5o bu,
cABBAGE--No, l, 500 e5c bu.S No. 2
.ocs red. No. /, 500 75c bu. curly. No
so m Toe bu.
cARRors-No. 1. 5oas soc dor. punches
coca Sh25 bu.. No. 2. 3ae doz. ouncnes
75c bu
cAuLIFLowER--F Fancy. $50; No. !
$id1.25 bu.: No. 2, coarse.
cELERY--Fancy. asa SOC; No. I, asa
30c; No. 2, i0m20c dos. punches.
CELERY cABBAGE-Fsney. 81 bu.; No
CELERY RooT-No. I. naL25.
DILL--4o q ooc dozen punches
EGGPL1NT-No, l. to9soe e1 s
medium, sIi 30nl2; small. $3.50 q 10.
oNIONs-Green. No. I. 500 eOc dozer
lunches, dry onions fancy, VI 50u2; NO
1 1, 81 i0d rs 50-ib. sack; No. 2, I5c.
PARsNIPs--No. ], DOC asl.2os NO
75c
PARSLEY RooT--No. 1, 400 soc bu.
| PARsLEY-No l. IS n SOC don bchs.
PEARs-No. !. si.75n2.2o bu; No.
yia1,z5.
PEPPERs-Green. No. 4, 50a75c bu
red. No. 4, so q s0c bu; No. 2. SOC ou; REQ
sweet. No I. so n e0c bu: No. 2, soc: hot
No. /. so q e0c; No. 2. soc.
PIMIENToEs-No. I. son zoe bu; No
IL. soc.
PoULrRY-Hens live. heavy breeds. i
hise ID: leghorns. is@ isc 10; oroilers
PoTAToEs--Fancy. sin1.io bu; No. !
rs n s5c; No. 2. soc
PlINPRINs-No 4. 90 n soc bu
RADISHES-Red. No. 1. s5cGtf dol
bchs; No. ?. csc; long white, No. I. To-
doz bchs; horse. No. i. 75c@xi PIX bskt
SQUASH Hubbard. No /. 4Om soc
Table Queen squash. No. J. 5oassei DO
r4eei- Italian. No. !. ssh soc PIX bskt
No. 2 soc; Delicious, No. i. 5Om15c bu
| ToMAroEs-No. I. s2g2.5o bu; No. z
81 bu.
TURNIPs I. 500 soc doz bcns; q:
| "a coo bu: No 2. 50 n 60c bu
| VEGETABLE GREENS Romaine, No
| I. 50n 75c bu; escarole, No. I, 50d s5c bu
endive. No. ]. xial25 bu: No. 2. Use
kohi-rabi. No. 1, IS n soc dor bchs; sorrel
No /, 40I SOC bu; Swiss chsrd 30 q SOC
bu: ksle. No 1, 40 soc bu; collards. No
! 1. 40T50c bu; mustard. No. I. 35d45,
bu: head lettuce. No. L. 81; No. 2
! SOC leaf lettuce, No I, 50FI75e bu: leeks
No. !, 500 75c dog bchs: spinach, No. 4
500 s0c bu; turnips. No. I. 40 ii SOC bu
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-Ho. ]. 60a15,
wATERMELoNs- 1, soa7sc bu
No. z, soc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Ace Columbia Back
May Face Cadets

NEW YORK. Oct. 23.-QNS)--
Coach Lou Little today said that
Adam Spiegel, Columbia backfield
ace who has been out the lineup
since the beginning Of the season
with a broken collarbone. might
be ready to play against the Army
at West Point Saturday SPECIAL
worked out yesterday. Little said
he would make his final decision
on whether he plays after viewing
X-rays scheduled to be taken later
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Earnings

Westinghouse Air make Company ana
subsidiaries report for the September quar-
ter a net profit Of 81. fe2. ass. equal 10
81 cents z share. against 81. 305 2s7 or Al
cents share In the September quarter OF
1910 and 81. e06- OILS or 20 cents q share for
the June quarter Of 1871.
Central Foundry Company and subsid-
iaries report a September quarter net proht
lof Si2e. 3o4. equal 10 10 cents a share on
common. against s27. 3es or Z cents on
common in the September quarter OF 1870
and t1f6,67e or ~ cents on common for the
June quarter OF 1871
Robert Gsir q Go. and United states
subsidiaries report for the nine months
ended September 30 a profit OF sa7s ss2
after $500, 900 provision for federal income
and excess prohts taxes but before inter
est on income notes compared with $780,
625 proht In the 1910 period.
Aero supply Manufacturing Company re-
ports for the nine months ended September
30 q net pront Of $500 sss after provi-
sion for federal income and excess pronts
tax equal. after dividend requirements on
81 50 Class A stock. 10 si.1e a share on
Class y stock. This compares with
s3i2 AS. or u cents = share on class b
stock In the 1910 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
NJ. Y. U. Back Back

NEW YORK. Oct. Z3.---tlNSl-~-
Released from the hospital, where
he was taken last Monday after
suffering a conclusion In a scrim-
mage, Stan Rabezak. sophomore
New York University back. was
back in uniform today. 1t was
not known whether he would be
ready for play by the time OF Sat
urday's game with Holy Cross.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Leahy After Scoring
Power at Goal Line

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Oct. D.
fINS}-Concentrating on plays
within the 10-yard line. Coach
Frank Lcahy today said that the
Irish expected Illinois 10 use a
tricky passing attack with plenty
of fight. Leahy warned his play
lers they can expect the Illini to
prove tough foemen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

New York and whoiesale nouferrous
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division. Detroit: Spot % per cent
tin nominal: New York. $500: future tin,
81 90: lake grade copper, delivered Md
west IL; eleetrolytic spot, smelter, III;
casting copper rs; st. Louis lead. SO;
ST. Louis zinc. SIS; New York antimony,
Il. virgin aluminium, rs. Is
Tuesdays copper safes. 7.17e tons. Lsad.
OPM will probably ask both primary and
secondary producers 10 lay aside - Per
cent. or about 1000 tons. for ALLEGATION BY
OPM In November. Producers themselves
would be free to ship the remaining ss per
cent TO their customers. Export copper.
li.5o; resale, ~. Free sterling exchange
S4.O3A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Oct. %
tINS)-The Navy today taperet
off in its preparations for the
Crimson Of Harvard at Cambridge
Saturday. Gene Flathmann. husk,
Middle tackle. is now back ir
shape and is expected to partici'
pate in the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
De Correvont May
Miss 0.lU. Game

EVANSTON. ILL.,. Oct. o.
tINS) - Bill DeCorreyont. star
Northwestern halfback. today was
suffering from severe cold and
Coach Lynn Waldorf said Decor
revont may be kept from the
lineup Saturday when the Wild
cats meet Ohio State at Columbus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

seabesrd on Company Of Delaware and
wholly-o~ned subsidiaries disclose for the
quarter ended September 30 a net profit OF
x2s6.427 after federal income taxes, etc.
equal 10 ~ cents a share ON 1.234-es3
shares. Company states no provision was
made or deemed to be required for fed
xi2e 367. or 10 cents a share on 1,244. asa
shares IN the September quarter of 1910
and s3i7 ,23s. or 20 cents a share on
I, z34. esq shares for the June quarter OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
u. s. toAwdrd
More Defense
Contracts Here
Plans Rushed as Auto Cut
Brings New Reports Of
Unemployment in State
THEODORE A. HUNTLEY
Times stat Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.--Gov
eminent plans to award additiona
defense contracts to Michigan in
dustries were being rushed toda,
as the automobile cuts ant
priority controls brought fresl
reports of unemployment in TIT
state.
Although the bog tank contract
now being negotiated with Ford
Chrysler and General Motors hav,
not materialized. army spokesmer
say these are coming shortly.
NEW DEVELOPMENTS
Current developments mean
while include, in addition to thu
"jeep' contract given Ford las
week:
Execution of a Defense
Plant Corporation lease agree
nent with Barnes-Dulutb Ship
building Company of Duluth, by
which the government will adj
vance the company $3.50, 900 for
facilities to be used in building
cargo boats for the maritime
commission. It Is reported here
that other Great Lakes ship
builders will share in a new
program calling for construction
of .127 additional vessels. These
include coastal type tankers,
Diesel-powered tugs and bulk
cargo barges.
2-Another DPC commitment
TO Extruded Metals Defense
Corporation of Grand Rapids to
expand its operations. The lat
nest advance adds $3.50 900 to the
outlay for new equipment re-
quired in making extruded
aluminium alloys.
BOOST CARBURETOR JOB
"a further 100000 DPC
commitment 10 the Holley Car
buretor Company. at Detroit.
for additional facilities for MAX
ing aircraft equipment.
"A further $3,000,000 DPC
, award 10 Continental Motors
for additional machinery and
equipment for its Detroit plant.
TO be used in making motors for
army tanks.
6-Certification TO the War
and Navy Departments by OPM
Of Greenville and Grand Rapids
for special consideration in the
placing of defense orders. An
OPM survey in Grand Rapids
disclosed that unless new defense
contracts can be placed. 20 per
cent of its 10000 workers may
lose employment by January
due 10 curtailment in normal
production of refrigerators. auto
mobile parts. building hardware
and metal furniture. Greenville
and Bedding. Mich. II was re-
ported, has been hit by curtail-
ment of operations by the
Gibson Refrigerator Company.
the largest single employer in
the city. OPM recommended
that firms in this area be asked
to make plastics for defense as
well as civilian requirements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

Fairbanks. Morse A. Co, de-
cIared a dividend Of 50 cents on
common. payable December / 10
stock record NopanbeF a
similar amount was paid Septem-
Der 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

Bangor and Aroostoek Railroad shows
for the nine months ended September 30
net income Of Ss7z ST.. equal 10 $i.s7
share on common against go, 404 or
81 81 on per cent preferred In the 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
DETROIT

steady; choice steers. siI 73n12.50; good
steers, $40. 50M li.75; common TO medium
81 500 10. so; good heifsrs. $40; 25n il.zo;
cows, s7.75Gs; medium cows. S7.2517.75;
cutter and common. s6m7.25: Gamers.
-. 1898 good beef bulls. Ss.75m9.25; good
sausage bulls; Ss.730s: medium sausage
bulls. sses.75; cutter and common. So so q
9: good and choice stocker and feeder
calves. silQ13; medium. ss91f: good
stocker and feeder steers and heifers. 50
n 1928: common TO medium, f7dT.
CALVES Receipts. 100. market slow.
weak: good and choice, SIS; common 80
medium, uo9i4.5o: cuIls and common.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-R Receipts. 1000
market opening steady. not fully estab-
HoGs-Receipts. 500; market prospects
higher: no quotations available early to-
day Wednesdays close follows: Good and
choice. 200 TO 22o lbs,. $40. 30. 22s TO $40
lbs, $f0.so $50 10 200 lbs. 5000: 240 10
$50 lbs. 5000. $50 to $50 lbs. SIC. 20
ESQ to o ies no. h:avss $50 900 10 $50
$50 lbs. 50. So roughs. Ss.50us.75. pign
and lights. ss.759 40; stays. ss.25.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Oct. 23---tfNs)--HoCs-R Re
eeipts. $4,000; market, loo to zoe higher
FOLLOWERS, 1000; top. si0.s bulk, $40. ?;
n $50: heavies. $40. IS n 10 go: mediums
$40. 30 n 10. 80; lights. sio@1o.3o; light
light $3.50 10, a. packing so~'' $1,000
| CATTLE-Receipts s. 900; market steady
beef steers. choice. sii.5omi275: medium
50. so u II so; yearlings. SEA II, IS: butch
ers heifers, tsM $50: cows. STRB.5o
bulls. 81. so q 10; calves. S7H14.30 feeders
$50 IL so: stockers. steers. SsQ IL: cow
and heifers. $500 Is.
6HEEP--Receipts 5000; market steady;
lambs, Si1.50n12; common. 50. so q II. so:
yearlings, So. so de.73; feeders, sIi oil. so;
ewes. T5m5.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

Allegheny Ludium steel Corporation re-
ports for the quarter ended September 80
a consolidated net proht of 500. 37s after
state Income taxes and provision OF 81
f59. 356 for federal income and excess prof
its taxes, equal. after preferred dividends.
to sS cents a share on ], 255.0f0 shares OF
common. This compares with a net profit
reported for the quarter ended September
30, 1910. Of 81, 800. $50 equal 20 20 cents
q share on 1. 254. s24 common shares.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Dividends

Fairbanks. Morse A. Co, de-
cIared a dividend Of 80 cents on
common, payable December 10
stock record November "a
similar amount was paid Septem-
Der 2.
X. G.. lie TOurneau, Inc, de-
,clared a dividend Of so cents on
common, payable December 10
stock of record November 10. Paid
a like amount on September l.
Armstrong Cork Company de-
clared an interim dividend OF Is
cents on common. payable Deem
Der to stock of record November
-. Same amount was paid Sep
TENDER !.
s. 8. White Dental Manufactur-
ing Company declared a dividend
of 80 cents, payable November Is
to stock OF record October 81.
Paid the same amount on Au-
/ gust 16.
I Life Savers Corporation declared
a special dividend of 40 cents and
a regular quarterly dividend of 40
cents, both payable December ! Ia
stock Of record November i. Paid
a similar special dividend on Sep
TENDER 2.
IDgersoll Rand Company de-
clared dividend of 81 so on COM
mon, payable December to stock
of record November 3. Previous
payment was the same amount on
September 2.
julius Kayser a Co. declared a
dividend Of 25 cents on common,
payable December Is 10 stock OF
record December 5. Paid the same
amount in September.
Canadian Industrial AIcoh O
Company, Ltd, declared an in.
term dividend of Is cents on Class
A and Class B common, payable
December / TO stock of record
November 20. Previous payment
was 10 cents in June.
! Newport News Shipbuilding and
/ Drydock Company declared a divi
ldend of so cents on common, pay
able December ! 10 stock of record
November Is. Previous payment
was so cents on September 2.
Diamond Match Company de-
clared a dividend of 37la cents or
common, payable December / Il
stock of record November II. Thi.
brings payments authorized so fal
in 1871 to S1.50. the same as wa.
paid in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

NJ. A. Hanna Company reports septem-
Der quarter consolidated net profit Of
81 .o06. l6S. equal TO 50 cents q share on
common in the september quarter Of 1850
and 4S25,3 33 or IS cents on commou for
the June quarter OF 1D4f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
AT LAUREL

At LAUREL
Weather, clear; track, fast.
First Race-Grand Step. Eric knight,
Anonymous, Firearms
Third Race-One Thirty.
Fourth Racs--Keiley Pot. Stafford,
Morocco D., Maevhisk.
- Sixth RAce-Ingomar, Warloek, Chaiio-
mine.
Seventh Raee--Miss Hapy. Just Tour
list In Memory, Bright Sonina.
Eighth Rsce--Flame Vine. Bar Ship.