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Dividend Meetings

NEW YORK. Nov. ! ,,s2ecisD.mAT09}gs S,,I M Sn}g
the important companies which WI pnnl h1to d
der Co Brown Shoe Co, Inc; Coco-Cola
CO. Columbia BroadcaStlne system; Inc
Flintkote Co, Minneapolis lis-HoneyWel Reg
srs'U ard oii &c CO. Of New jersey list. Of the
meetings of companies definitely Scheouleo
is reported by F:tch investors service as
follows
Monday. November 3.
Rrusvick ke-Colender Co. s. ptd.
Coca Cola Co. SO class "A and conn.,
J" Cocs-co!a ( n5 International Corp 'class A
C Coins & A,i;nsn Corp O. conv. ptd.
shG G;eSerai con-, Mos Corp. 80 pfd and CONF.
aaairb,son-walker Rotrac;ories Co. '6>e
pf in;arn 6na fGmi N,csdi II Co. of Canada Id
''Ptiil MaiIins Manu- acturins Corp. 80 p:d''
simondD mo ID Sow & Steel Co. conn. 30 pm
Standard Oil Co OF New JERSEY 'com-
TEXAS T:Ha Gull Sulphur Co. COM $50
Gill Tuesday, November I.
Brown Shoe Co. Inc 'com): !" M.
Murphy &c. c. Co. COM II "'"'
Wednesday, November ;.
Atlas Powder Co. tcomD. ) pm.
soiIHI07HSe1Bs soInmhia Bros @ sdcastine system Inc.
,class a and "ED. ll:l5 m IN
Cushmans Sons. Inc. a. pln''' w
Fajardo sagar Co. of Puerto Rico 'com.''
FEDERAL sthti Light & Traction Co. 's6 pfdo'
Ftnttotp Co fS4 80 cum. pfd. and
W,nnPa polis-Honeywell Regulator Co.
a.. prd and conn.,. II N.
Phelps Dodge Coro com. =. m IN m
Westinghouse Electric & Nanufacturlhs
Co. ~, pfd. and COM. i am
Thursday. November &.
Crown Cork & Steel Co. Inc '>-'
FRIDAY. November :.
American Chicle Co. tcomD. l2:3o pm.
DAYTON Power & Lieht Co. '4'7'' pIo.''
! ! an. .
Van Raalte Co. Inc. G'e lst pid. ana
COM. 4.lo am.
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Metal Market

NEW YORK. Nov LP Copper steady:
electrolytic spot. Conn. Valley. 1900. eX-
port, fa;s New YORK, IL Il - nominal.
- 90 Lead steady spot. New York
5.S5-90; East ST. Louis 80. Zinc steady:
Pts iron. aluminium. antmony, quick
silver. platinum. Chinese wolframIte and
domestic scheehte unchanged.
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Reports
Continued From Page C-SD

l67. or sl66 per share in the cor
responding 1910 period
After receiving the report. the di-
rectors declared the regular quar-
terly dividend of s125 per share,
payable January 2. 1912. to stock of
record December r.
White Sewing Machine.
White Sewing Machine Corp. re-
ported third quarter net profit OF
Sl49802. against s186642 the pre-
ceding quarter and 96886 in the
third quarter OF 1910. The newest
quarters net is equal to 26 cents
share on the basis of capital stock
to be outstanding after completion
of capitalization plan. against 36
cents the preceding quarter and II
cents in the third quarter of 1910.
The third quarter figure was after
additional provision for Federal
taxes for the first two quarters.
Other Reports Listed.
Other reports issued this week.
showing profits per common hare,
included:
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cation of Securities Dealers Inc. which
states they do not necessarily reflect ac
tual transac ctions or firm bids or offers but
should indicate approximate prices. and
unless otherwise indicated are as quoted
by re sponsors or isSuerS
"Asterisk indicates, not quoted by
sponsors or issuers.
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Daily Price Index.

Daily Price Index.
NEW YORK, Nov The Associated
Pres weighted wholesale price ind OF
- commodities today declined 81 %.
Previous cay. gI 81: week ago. 81 ,"S,
mon'h agO. "H"S. year ago. - 4S
1871. 1870. l43o l"@3-3H
Hieh 81" $50 t5.!2 9s Il
Low a. fS ~ 63.1S Al II
I916 avPraFe equals 1909
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Capital Securities
cover the Counter

The tollow:nc nominal BID and asked
quotations on Wa shlncto1 securities traced
over the counter. aS OF YESTERDAY. have
been assembled for The S,sr by Washing
ION members o. The National Association
OF Sr"ur!-y Dealers, Inc.
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New York Sugar

NEW YORK. Nov. ! tP'-TradinE cau-
tlon more than anv other factor de-
pre- sed world sugar futures TODAY. Scat
tered liquidation and prof 'asIn- we're
might BRING
The domeS &c contract vas inactive
Both raw and refined were UNCHANGED
Futures Ne ) closed CncrauRed to >
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WASHINGTON Stock Exchange

w.
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Also extra or extras Declared or
pa d 50 far thiS yCsr. 2 PAID last year
Quotations furnished bv National ASso-
Ga on Of Securities Dealers Inc, Wnlcn
states they do not necessarily refsc'
actual transactions or firm BIDS or offers
plI shoIld lndlcdte approximate prices
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Odd-Lot Dealings

The Securities Commission reported yes
terday these transactions by customers
with odd lot dealers or specialists on the
New York Stock Exchange for october
81: BOSS purchases involving 1a.902
shares: 3.211 sales involving S6.S93
shares. including 81 short sales involving
1875 shares.
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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Nov 1-Divideuds de-
clared. Prepared by Fitch Publishing Co
Pc StoeG Of Pay
Rate riod record able
Standard Oil Co IND ',5c 1l-l5 FL j
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Government Bonds
Over the Counter

NEW YORK. Nov. tp,-Over the
counte. Ulited States Government bonds.
Treasury
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Insurance Stocks

NEW YORK 'P.-Nstional Associs tion
Securities Dealers. Inc:
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u. S. Treasury Notes

NEW YORK Nov. / (PD-Prices quote
in dollars and thlrty-seconds.
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United Stotes Treasury Position

BY the Associated Press
The position OF the Treasury Ccioh'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
BY EMILY POST

Nothing more plainly proclaims
a beggar on horseback than a con-
temptuous manner to a former
comrade who was but lately walk
ing along the same road. An al
most unbelievable lack of ordinary
decency is described in the follow
ing letter: May Brown worked
as stenographer in these offices
for some years. In this office was
an especial group of us-all young
people whom she knew very well.
OF course we all called one an
other by first names. T hree
months ago, May married the head
of the company. Yesterday she
was sitting in her car, alone. wait
ing downstairs for her husband,
when one Of the old office friends
came out Of the building. saw her.
impulsively hurried over to the
car, and said Hello, May. how are
you She stared at a man who
had for five years been a good
friend and said coolly, If you
please-Mrs. Blank is the name
now Will you. Mrs. Post, please
give us your opinion of this Incl
dent"
In my opinion. the RIGHT name
for her is Mrs. Upstsrt! Even if
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18

MONEY MANAGING IS NOW A REGULAR
SUBJECT IN CURRICULUM AT STEPHENS

COLUMBIA MoThe bride who her household accounts so
y husband call account
College the schools Consumer
Education Clinic help
better stephens has start
regular credit Per
sona Finance budgetng but with big difference Al
Stephens il Ia n exciting
Starting off with monthly allowance each girl estimates what
she vii
Every purchase matter how small Jotted
Each night these expend
edgeke book Checking
guessor always knows the state
which
MAKING THE MOST HER INCOME
Clinic Rufe Lee Williams
double In weekly round
table matching the they've saved and
spent These would pretty lively affairs
rather spending the students
able impulse planned purchases
actually particularly Instead
obtain scientific information about
merchandise the
Whether after graduation makes her
world budgeteer will able
it merely
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
WYATT FOR ME"
BY KATHERINE MACY

couldn't speak. but he went on.
Jim seemed to be steady sort
of person. and Peter has always
admired him. Peter wasn't look
ing any too well. so l thought
Jim's suggestion that they rough
il bit might be a good idea. But
once more l am little worried
about the boy"
II don't blame YOU" said
Jan warmly. Jf ] should hear
anything about him, I'll surely
let you know
When Steve and Bill came. she
was still so agitated by the call
that she met them almost alb
senty.
Sue said to Steve from the cor
ner of her mouth, Something's
happened. l don't know what, but
make her forget it."
Since Steve was in high spirits
and apparently willing to let by
cones be bygones, that was not
difficult.
He and Bill swept the girls
off to dinner. where Jan AL
most forgot her problem In the
infectious gaiety OF the other
three.
They were lingering over coffee
when Bill suggested they 60 TO
new night club. just opened.
"SweIl band" he said en-
Enthusiastically. "and a girl who
sings those Calypso songs.
Shall We try it,"
They piled into a taxi and pres
emily were seated on the edge Of
the dance floor. Steve looked
around and waved al others in the
room.
Right crowd ne said. This
place may 60. Want to dance,
Jan -"
They went on the floor. and as
the music began. Steve said in her
ear. Something on your mind
Want 10 talk"
Jams hand closed on his arm.
Yes" she said, making up her
mind. She felt faith in Stoves
steady good judgment and in ms
Continued on Page S. Column S.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
CHAPTER FIFTEEN

Since she had promised Robert
Van Vliet to let him know where
she was staying in New York, Jan
had written him soon after she
came to Mother Malloy's. His sec
rotary had sent an acknowledge
ment. reiterating the elder Van
Niet's request that she call on
him at any time.
This WAS her one remaining
link with Hollymount. save for
the regular letters from Ellie
and Philip Carr.
Thanksgiving came and went,
with a turkey at Mother Malloy's.
Sue and Steve went to their home
in upstate New York, from which
Sue reported that Steve was again
going out OF town. and hoped TO
see Jan when he returned.
That day came two weeks before
Christmas. when Jan came home
TO find Sue going through her
wardrobe carefully. Looking for
something fancy enough to wear
on big occasion" she explained.
Steve and Bill are taking us out
tomorrow night"
But I haven't heard from
Steve" objected Jan family,
though her face had bright
ened.
IT'S all right. he called me-" Sue
assured her. He got bonus for
that New Jersey story. and were
going to do great things. How are
you fixed for clothes"
Jams thoughts flew 10 the
white chiffon dress and the
Jade velvet wrap. which Peter
had bought for her.
She had not worn them since.
and had kept them pushed back in
their bags. far back in the closet.
where they would not remind her
of things she did not want 10 dwell
on. Il have dress. she
said.
Sue approved Il whole-heartedly
the next night as they dressed IN
furry OF haste and perfume.
Yum. yum" she said. her eyes
bright with admiration.
Whoever persuaded you to get
that had an eve for clothes, Smart.
and expensive. II does things for
you. Jan. And that coat. with
your hair
Telephone, Miss jan" called
Mother Malloy from the hall.
IL WAS Robert Van Nliet
whose voice WAS oddly hest
tant. almost embarrassed
You haven't seen Peter late
IN. have YOU ." he asked. with
out preamble.
Peter No. Mr.. Van VIet- Not
since October"
Il rather hoped you had. The
young rascal hasn't written me for
two months. even 10 ask for
money. The bank SAYS they
haven't heard from him. either.
He left Harvard. YOU know. 70
90 20 Canada with Jim Browneil-'
Canada. But why -. Jan
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
GOOD TASTE TODAY

the man who greeted her had not
been an old friend but someone
who happened to be, overstepping
his privileges in calling her by first
name, she would certainly have
proved herself better fitted to her
new position had her instincts led
her to shrink from-to put it in
the vernacular-"going high hat"
Wedding Reception Music
Dear Mrs. Post: Might it seem
shoddy to use our electric phono-
graph, which plays straight
through II records, hidden behind
floral decorations on the landing
of our stairway leading upstairs.
at the wedding reception? We had
intended to have some musicians,
but after getting prices we think
we ought to give up the idea.
Answer: 1t does not sound
shoddy to me! On the contrary, the
recordings on electric monographs
can be completely beautiful.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18

idiosyncrssies. She knows how she
wants TO look.
From the explanations of why
Ina Claire. Mrs. Miller and Mrs.
Foy and the Duchess of Windsor
are so chic. It's easy to lay down
four rules for the rest of us. Here
they are;
~. Be quick to discern the
new. (2D. Care less about a first
than a lasting impression. 90.
Strive for perfection in grooming.
"a. Know how you want TO look.
Let's learn rule number by
heart, meanwhile working hard at
number 8. From then on. develop
ment Of the sixth sense ought at
least to be possible.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers TO test
questions printed on Editorial
page.
/. Eugene.
q Atlantic.
5. General John J. Pershing.
T. Chosen.
3. Galley.
s. No.
I. Thomas jefferson.
s. Bimelech.
.. Ten.
10. THE Bridge" by Long
fellow.
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writes:
Dear Miss Grey: Do you thinb
contacts" are necessary evils By
that / mean business and social
"contacta." You hear DO much
about them these days. think
they are unimportant and 4 bore,
but my husband. who il trying
very hard to get ahead. does not
agree with me.
like 70 choose my friends for
what they are. not for what they
stand for or what they can do for
M. I thoroughly dislike being with
persons with whom ! don't feel
comfortable and entirely at ease.
MY husband. however. feels that
] am not making the right sort
of friends. He wants me To join
the same clubs and organizations
10 which the wives Of his con-
tacts" belong. Naturally. I don't
relish the idea.
What Do you think. Miss Grey !!
Just how important are these con
tscts"' PLAIN NARY.
Dear Plain Mary: When you
take Into considera tion that the
very persons your husband be-
lievea 70 be 90 necessary 10
know are probably considering
you and your husband ~ friends
for exactly the same reason.
scontacts." so-cailed, seem very
unimpcrtant.
And worst Of all. they are .
horrible drain IN the pocket
kock. Let M say, for instance.
that Mr.. and Mr.. Smith have
decided that they can't possibly
get ahead unless they have some
important friends. So. they Inn
mediately Get about Joining the
right clubs, and organizations,
taking up the night recreations
aad forming the hight friend
ships - Ill Of which probably
hsrs them 10 death. Then. they
decide they had better move 10
ths night neishborhood 20 their
ehildrsa can play with the right
childrsa. never stopping 10 think
that thst b the very reason their
would-he neighbor established
their heses IN that part Of The
city.
What . uaeless expense! They
work - hard and get 20 little
In return. They make earning .
living - much tougher than II
nod NJ. And they miss 20 much
81 TIE real pleasure Of living.
,
Dear Miss Grey: I have been
reading your column for quite
some time and thought perhaps
you might help me. am = very
jealous type Of girl. I am nearly
II and am very fond Of 4 boy who
u almost II. When he and / are
alone he seems to be fond Of me
too. but there 10 another girl who
alao likes him. I am not sure
whether he likes her or not.
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to her and she 10 him. This makes
me very jealous and when get
jealous | become extremely nery-
Gus and cry. Sometimes at night,
cry myself TO sleep.
Miss Grey. what can I do 10
overcome my jealousy and whs,
should ! DO about this boy should
keep On liking him. How can
find out II he likes me or the
other girl ! am very. very fond
of him and would appreciate your
helping me.
A WORRIED GIRL.
Dear Worried Girl: think
you are being very silly. You
can't turn your affections on
and off like you can the hot and
cold water. you know. II you
like him. You like him. and that's
that. az course. You might try
turning your interest away
IfOU MN. tufo OtueF fua0uttss
hut you cant just decide not tn
like . person and then stop
just like that.
II seems 10 me that u wouldn't
he too hard Ia tell which of YOU
two girls he likes the better.
Which one doe~ he show more
interest In? Whose company
does he seek the most often.
You'll find your answer In the
answers 10 these questions.
! think you are feeling alto
gether too sorry for yourself.
after all, you're very young to
he taking = boys affections so
seriously. And your jealousy In
j,,st . form Of selfishness. Make
up your mind not to he selfish
and not "a pity yourself and
you'li he . lot happier. Get In
terested In something else
hobbies. new friends - and get
your mind off your present prob
lem. Determine not 10 take life
N seriously, you'il he much more
attractive 10 everyone.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Splendid Cough Remedy
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Woman Ponders Over Importance
OF Social, Business Contacts
Wife Would Prefer Choosing Her Friends for
Whst They Are. Not for What They Stand
BY CYNTHIA GREY

One hears lot about contacts these days They seem
to be things havethst is if you after
the right kind The only trouble with the plan is that the
you associate with for their contacts all
probability going after your friendship for the very
reason
It's vicious circle of and is reminiscent of keep
ing up with the Jonses Plain Mary who writes the fol-
lowing letter, thinks ii does harm than good And
her reasoning sound She feels that friends should
he chosen without any thought how they will affect
her husbands business their social She wants
her friends around whom she feels comfortable and
who like her for what she is and whom
she like for what they for what they stand for
letter. She up
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
FIRST TINE TEAMED

Carole Lombard and Robert
Montgomery, two Of the screens
top fayorites, are teamed for the
first time in Mr.. e. Mrs. Smith"
RkO Radios new frolicomedy Of
modern married life.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
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Thin cream cheese with a little
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but will hold its shape. Add
chopped wslnuts and stuff into
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
To Keep Ham

To prevent mold forming on the
cut side of raw ham. spread it over
with a thin layer of lard. This can
be scraped off just before cooking
the ham.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Simple Rules
For Chic
Nv ALICIA HART

Call II taste or call IL talent. but
the fact remains that the really
chic women Of the world have a
kind Of sixth sense about clothes.
II enables them to know what to
buy and just the right month to
buy IL. where to wear 1t and. just
A. Importantly. where not TO
buy IL.
Intentional or unintentional."
says the Jan. IS issue of Vogue
magazine. they have an unmis-
taxable clothes sense. And no two
achieve results by the same
means"
TEN WHO MAKE
FASHION NEWS
Instead Of making q list of best
dressed women. Vogue names 10
Americans who influence fashion.
They are the Duchess of Windsor,
Countess Haugwitz-Reventlow. the
former Barbara Hutton. Mrs. Rom
aid Balloon. Mrs. Byron Foy. Lady
Mendl, Mrs. Gilbert Miller. Miss
Ina Claire, Mrs. Carroll Carstairs,
Mrs. Harrison Williams and Mrs.
Thomas Shevlin.
The magazine points out that
Ina Claire. important stage star.
has influence on fashion because
she 10 quick to discern the new.
quick to adopt it At the moment.
she has discarded her pompadour
for bangs. She likes 10 expert
ment. venture the untried.
Mrs. Gilbert Miller abhors over
dressing or embarrassing and il 4
perfectionist about details She
likes conservative clothes. cares
less about q first than q lasting
impression.
Mrs. Byron Foy. the former
Thelms Chrysler. always looks ~
II she stepped out Of a bandbox.
No woman possibly could be more
exquisitely groomed.
The American-born Duchess OF
Windsor has q worldly sense Of
clothes and the courage Of her
convictions. She IN never unde-
cided. never distracted by passing
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11
4 2. HUKD Or ORANGE GROVE
RAISES FINE MELONS

A Z Hurd. who has an unusually
fine farm 1t Fords Like near
Orange Grove. early this ueek
brought Into Fzzcaeoula one Of TIE
finest loads Of water melons. raised
IN this section this gear. He plant
ID = acres q Florida oianEs ana
Dixie Queen varieties Of mei0ns this
year and already has picked sao8
Il these melons. fhe largest q
Nht1h, . Florida giant. ueieEea Sc
pounds. Most of MS melons we're
sent 70 jackson and Laurel where
they were marketed. He also rs
% acres q fine eoFn growing o.
hh farm.
Mf. Hnrd stated fhaf hfs farm
Is an excellent sample II uhaf
en- b done o. farm lands Il Jazz
sea County an1 vicinity. and added
that Eae farmers - thfs naetznn
should advertise and take aasanf-
80 q the farming Opportunities
here.