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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Based on Long Series Of Precedents

Maybe cxpounding the business law Of tomor-
row, based the long Of precedents which
lawyers ordinarily
Without specific legal authority bureaucrat has the
thOry prfucaics of TN and hr docs
purposes his will
take the
dramatic reminder Of this uism inheres the fact that
oil leaders subsequently crmnaly indicted practices
grew up Administrator Icke sponsorship
NRA days.
Business face a similar dilemma each day. In New
York when puzzled by ambiguity OF
the law ask tho commissioner guidance
but his Of opinion provides immunity for
cuon IN they shall subsequently be found TO have vio-
lated the cchncalics Of the law.
been a timehonored custom for business
tain lawyers tell the law with the
composition Supreme this difficult if
possible task for the law in state of rapid huX.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11

My suspicion is that army and
navy officials have in many
instances insisted upon immedi-
ately alloeating quantities of
steel far beyond or nearby re-
quirements, and that a proper
checkup would result in wise
diversion of this basic metal in
order TO prevent many threat
ened ShutdoWnS.
The fact IS that this country
is producing a greater tonnage
of steel than ever before and
that. according 10 authoritative
analyses. armament demands
cannot for some time eat up
more than a quarter Of II. Why
the necessity. therefore. Of
starving al other users of steel.
compelling them 10 throw idle
an uncomfortable number of
wage earneTs p?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
3 Netherlands Ships
With British Lost

LONDON. Oct. IL GNS) -
Loss of three Netherlands war
ships fighting with the British
navy against Germany was on
nounced by the admiralty of the
Free Netherlands government to.
day.
A communique said the mine.
layer Van Meerlant and the
trawers and minesweeper Caroline
had been lost as a result of enemy
action. while the minelayer Maui
titus had sunk following a col.
lisiOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Debt Collectors
Rob Him Of SLABS

Two men who told him they
were collecting a debt owed his
former partner today robbed John
Wotring, so. of 1910 Carlin avenue,
of 81 .436 early today.
The men approached Wotring as
he drove up to his home. forced
their way into the car, and drove
several blocks with him before
=Fobbing him. Wotring told police
the men said he owed Joe Woz-
MAX, a former partner. $4,000. anc
that they would apply the 81 .43e
on the debt. Police are to question
IWozniak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
.1941 Wheat Crop
Set Above 1910

WASHINGTON, Oct. II. - The
Department of Agriculture today
estimated a 1871 wheat crop of
961, 1914 900 bushels based on con.
ditions SIP per cent of normal, as
compared to 816.69S, 900 bushels in
1910
The department estimated corn
production at 2,625, 500. 900 bushels,
as compared to 2,449, 100000 BUSH
els in 1910.
The l930-1939 average was 747,-
$4,000 bushels of wheat and
2,307 ASP 900 bushels of corn.
The report also showed as ready
for harvest, Sc. 783. 900 bushels OF
wheat. representing 1861 per cent
of the 1910 harvest, and in corn an
estimated harvest of S5,943, 900
bushels, representing 1914 per cent
lof the 1910 harvest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Metal Markets

New YORK and wholesale fonfrrrofr metal
quotations supplied by Federated Metals
division. Detroit. spot Or pCf cent i.n.
nominal New YORK. 90 00 future tn
~ 00. lake grade copper delivered Md
wet ~ eIcctroytlc spot eme'ier.
casting copper. iI75. So Louis lead 300
81 Louis zinc SIS Sew York artlmonf
Is virgin aluminium lh
Actual cost ~ straits import about 81 81
Thursday copper sales lll IONS tInf
retroactive Tor October Prime ucrifrr
vInr o. Two producers advanced loI.e1
7irr products one ccrf. hlf others ore
changed eo far Sc change i0 zinc
r-enf no word set NJ OpA eec0ndsyg zinc
and zinc scrap prices Export ~ 50. re-
sale ~. Free sterling S405A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Canada Bans Visits
OF Soldiers 10 U.S..

The Canadian government now
is refusing toegive its soldiers pass
ports so they can visit the United
States. it was revealed today by
immigration Officer John A. Bic
soft at a hearing on Nationality
Act violation charges against Pvt.
Albert w. Felter of the Canadian
Army.
Felter pleaded guilty to pretend
ing he was an American citizen
when he tried 10 visit Detroit from
Windsor. Judge Frank A. Picard
gave him year and day, sus-
pended for two years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Seattle Takes Coast
F|aq I'd Year in Row

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Oct. IL
uNS)-FQr the second successive
year Seattle held the Pacific Coast
League baseball pennant today
after disposing of Sacramento, 3
to l. in the seventh and deciding
game of the Presidents Cup
.playoff.
Sacramento led throughout the
regular season until the closing
weeks when Seattle surged up
into the running from third place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Explore Cost Item in Pending Price Bill

The admoniton ominous character and before II Is
is banking
committee thoroughly explore possibility pending
bill Inasmuch Leon Henderson, price administrator
Secretary Morgenhau and Henry Seaga chairman Of the
untouched basic business
assumed that the only interest in selling
or may be physically impossible 10 limit selling
acting including and
Nevertheless under the theory advocated by
The administrator which aimed 20 limit receipts of
that the private would have
they disposed OF such receipts in
meeting elements Of In raising question about
Arnold Indicated that there
clear-cut theory Of deal
And by the token IL Idle for politicians 70 pledge
by devious control they
tend which makes press feasible
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Plan to Do Away With Profits System

responsible this report would restrict the
production by limiting individual enterprise and
rights and uhodinanC considerations TO
political and religious ideals Second they would restrict
by limiting the things which they imagine to
be needed and necessary for the good life
the they would do away with the profits
which whatever faults has certainly contributed
vastly production Their argument tho old radical slogan
Of production for use They completely fail
that enterprise and profits and often do contribute
most effectively producing goods for consumption There is
conflict between profits and service society
In the report leaves enterprise entirely of the
picture mentioning factor production
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Seek TO Arrange Men in Social Classes

these churohnen appear by the
church the Christian church only They do not however specify
which branch
Of the systems Of their medievasm follows:
They would social classes accord
their advising them do good and be content
with their lots functions
They would subject all young persons religious instruc
ton Christian citizens"
They would fix NiuS prices
They attach OF mystical importance 10 agriculture
The of j The church should strive to keep alive
all and all functional groups Of vocation by
santy calling them 20 consider what is the purpose Of
their activities and keep this true 10 the purpose OF
God for his peopf-tha those OF the CHRISTIAN talth
/ ask Was there then war less unemployment and
less need. the England Of the fifteenth century?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Most Of Proposals Suggest Communism

would eliminate profits system. goes
form central control all
aspects lives including Most
their definite proposals suggest communism and
know how that works politically.
OF the found in the form Of
planning which this group English church.
propose They appear favor the medieval
Of authority. the lodged the church
Their proposed system reminiscent Of the thought Of tho
French Ic PLAY who a romantcs rcactOnay. He
advocated scheme which while increasing the moral repon
by Of the father tho family would have given the church
control the state.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Next Emerqency7

One reader. F. r. Hopkins,
writes this column:
II wish you would advise what
Kind of an emergency we are
likely 10 emerge into when we
emerge out of the present emer-
gency. II has been some kind of
an emergency for the last 10
years"
Only too true.
Copyright 1871. by p c Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Livestock Markets
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Oct. lo.-GNs)-HoGs--R
ceipts. $500; market steady: followers.
1000; top. s11.l5; bulk, sio759 10;
II 49, lights, sio.45a1i: light lights. $40
q 10 SO; packing sows, $3.50 1885, pigs.
S9d1o.
CATTLE-Re 1900: market
steady. Beef steers: choice, sill. so q i2.75:
medium. 50. so "a ii.5o. yeariings. senI2 So
Butchers: heifers, ssa12.5o; cows, STA
80: bulls, 81 5o@ 10; calves, sal so;
feeders, $50 LIS, stockers: steers. s. so
SHEEP-Receipts, 5000. market steady;
lambs, Sill so "a IL. common. 50 50TIl. 80:
yearlings. So. 50n $50; ewes, So. so q $50;
feeders. siiQi1.50.
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH. Oct. 1o.--tINs)-CAr-
TLE-Receipts rs: market slow; steers.
choice. s11 5od 1880 medium TO good,
sioI 1.5o; common. s7.25d9.25; heifers.
ecws m.dSs e food S. 81
T7; Gamers and cutters, s4.5oGs so /;
bulls. good and choice. se.5oHi 10; common
to medium. ss.25as5o.
bs soU aI sca,c sei S,
s1l.1o@li rs; 22o-25o lbs, silali. IS:
25O-2e0 lbs, 1O.75611: l00-150 lbs. $40
q 10. so; roughs. se25aS.75
sHEEP-Receipts, 200; market steady "a
soc higher on extra choice; choice lambs,
sii. 30m11.75; medium TO good. $40 n IL;
common lambs So s. so; ewes. S3d 5;
wethers SO. 50m6
CALVES Receipts. rs: market slow:
good TO choice, S14mi5: medium. Si1.50 u
So culls and common $7n10
BUFFALO
EAST BUFFALO. N. Y, Oct. 1o.-tlNs)
-HOGS-Receipts. 900 Market moder-
ately active. generally i0c lower. Good and
choice. 1s0-240 lbs, averaging 19o-220 lbs.
Sill 4on II so. some ls0-ib. average, S11. IS;
trucked -ins. f70-230 lbs. s11 a IS; SPAR
ingly. sli.25; rough and weighty sows.
SO IS n $50.
GAIT l. E-Receipts. 400. Grass steers
and heifers. slow, steady; few 1,100-ib.
steers and 470-lb. grass fat calves. S10l
common TO medium steers and heifers,
IS 500 as: cows and bulls fairly active,
mostly steady: cutter and common cows.
x6n7; Gamer. S.751575; medium weight
sausage bulls. S.. so.
CALvES--Receipts. 80: market, vealerS
arm: good and choice largely SIS; commoG
and medium $40. 50V14.
SHEEP--Receipts, TOO Market. iambs
strong 10 25c higher Good to choice 1920.
lbs, leniently sorted. xi1.25T II. so; few
20 s1l.75: medium and mixed grades, 500
rs: fat ewes. s5G525.
Philadelphia Company and subsidiaries
report for the IL months ended July 81 .
net profit OF s6,eis.6i4 against So. 63s. So
In the preceding IL months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Sees No Restrictions on Advertising

Arnold pride the voluntary character Of
In consideration for such
voluntary and spontaneous corporate
warded by quashng OF pending criminal indictments
Arnold sang paeons OF praise for advertising long
advertising competition rather than monopoly But
that when the attorney general extended the
friendship He said that
the would restrict advertising during the
emergency of
power Significantly
question whether under proposed price ceiling
producers would tho right include adveTtiS
ing costs the sale price Of their product
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
VI. s. Rukpyser
w. s. R"keyser
Arnold CD. k'S Trusts
'gDnaEer a.. y. COntrOE'

Thurman w Arnold attorney general in charge
OF antitrust law enforcement touching the folklore of poll
tcans bizarre standard for business security his
appearance before the Advertising Club and affiliated
groups New York.
Answering a question how companies would stand
under the Sherman they banded together for simpf
detectives sponsored by OPN Arnold
literary prosecutor said effect that such conduct would be
all right if conducted under the direction Of officials
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
AeHis EGney
AeWis H0ney
Reviews Malvern
EeQDOFe Gen Economics

called 10 the so-called Malvern
report This Of resolutions adapted conference
apparently called Archbishop OF York England So
much Of deals with economic matters that economist
feel called upon discuss points
Probably tho report that
sumption S important than production II repeatedly
the needs all Of whom should be
the OF living tho good life"
Thus the old difcultyhe fact that produc-
on precedc consumption and limit its AS
SOW, shall We reap
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Farmers Markets

! ApPLES-Wolf River fancy So -
6Oc Mcintosh fancy 81 z5N2. No. !,
Sl.25 q $50. No. 2, &c hu. EocFtaSi 10.
n. 81 70 ~ ~ bG Dreennef 10. !. &lN
4 l25 ~. M. 2. 75c bu Jonathan, fancy.
81. Delicious. -fsncy So bu. No. /, $50
BEANS Green. fancy, 50. No. !. 81 50
I q 2 hu No 81 wax. fancy 50 - No
No. 1 81 sou 2 hu. Lima beans. No.
IL, Si.a0u2 no
BEETs Fancy. 81 bu No. /. 4og SOC
" 3D.. ~ Z I. 4 4 49, "a ~
a. crate
BRoccoLl-Fa Fancy si.75 No. /, 81 "a
CABBAGE !. coarse bu No. 2.
/ J. 60 75c hu
cANTALouPEs Fancy. s225, No. l.
81 25nl75 No 2, SOC
( l. i0wsnc H0rI l.25 hu 81. Zoe hu
CAILIF lowe B-Fancy 81 30 l. $50
$50 ou SO . SOC nu
CELERY Fancy 554 SOC No /. asa
3Oc ~ q ih4 2ne-anz ke-a
CELERY CABBAGE-Fa Fancy. 81 bu ;
No ! Ga "a Sse-
CELERY RooT-No !. S0125
MIXERS No. ! siiceIs 81 50 2
i
kifSi PLA Mt No. ;. an 70 s0r hu
EGGs-Larae. Xi3 $50 20-doz case
/ medium 81 toai2 small, 50 5oaio.
GRAPES No l. p 30c 4-qt basket
oKRA-No !. s.Ib. basket soc q 81 No
ONIONS Green. No ! loasoe aos.
nchs Dry sn.ons fancy - So. 2 Sin
PARsNPs- No 90 usi 25. No. 2
PARSLEY ROOT 80 T. 90 Gee
PARSLEY !. goa 5oe daz bohs
I OUNCE 80 = Sc 30 M
~ PhipPE,'-. Gre. No 4oa5os ba
4 e0c hn 80 soc IN rec. sweet. 30. i
50 > e0c hu No 3 soc
PIMENTos- No. /, 609 a0c bu No. 2
( POULTRY Hens live heavy breeds 2r
/ 2 22c Ia. ieehorns Is p zoe broilsrs heayy
% q 2Sc ieChorns fe12ic lh
POTATOES Fancy. 81 q 10 bu No, /
80 s0c SO 2 soc
PUMPKINS No I son SOC
( RAniSHEE- Red Ae-f f7=1a Err t1zrr
punches 80. 2 35c long white 40 T.
% soc dozen huncheg horse, so. J. 90c q
RCTABAGAs no !. soa75c Dbl
SQUASH Hubbard 40 t0a soc,
Table Queen squash, 80 80 75c M
+ 2 soc Italian No. 81 soc Peck basket
tfN- t.lA ifftihf'ltrt affN. H'I N tttt hA
SWIFT CORN -. 50 sos 5-dozen
( ToMATo~s Fancy SI5oa2 bu.: No.
J. ~. ~ ~ en ~ 5er hu
. TuRNlPS Fancy Coo dozen hnnches
No ! 81 45c dozen lunches 75c gS1 bu.
VEGETABLE GREENS Romaine No
Z - I5c hD escaroiF Nu. con T5c
np. endive SO /. g0c 81 so bu No ?
Tje koh.raDi No 3i ~ SOC doz punches
sorrel 80 i00 SOC ng Swiss chard.
I 80 r soc ng kale. No !. 40A soc hu
coiiarts No, ! f00 S0c hu. mustard No.
J. ioa SOC bu head lettuce No. !. 81 hu
No 50C leaf lettuce 80. 4 SO &c
bu iseks. No. 5on 7sc dos lunches
spinach No /. 75caS bu. turnips, No.
| J. 4O0 soc bu
VEGETABLE oLsTERs-No. /, SOC 7sc
dozen lunches
wATERMELoNs-No !, eOq75e bu.
no. 2 soc
CHICAGO
I CHICAGO oct in.-GNSl- BUTTER
Receipts. 10 3i5 tubs = &c lower. extras
20 score Sale standards % score cars
33i4c extra hrsts al score $3.50 frsts
ss-Se score, 3li4 &c; specials. SO score
EGGS Receipts. $50 eases market
steady Current receipts 2ec fresh extra
hrsts - ~ 32iac. fresh frrsts 2eia 3Oiac
diriies 25laC. checks. 2fl-c
CHEESE Twins. 81 n25Mc; DAISIES
prints and ionghorns 25i csc
+ LIVE POULTRY Market steady, fur-
KEYS l5N23hc, hens 1fn isc ierhorr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Insurance Man
2
Al Years Retiring

Thomas Hook superintendent Of
The accident and hcalih Depart
mcnt of the Standard Accident
Insurance Company Of Detroit has
Announced nlans for retlrcmenf on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Alma Ekes Out so Victory

HILLSDALE. Oct. II. - The
powerful Alma College football
team had to be content with a
so victory against a stubborn
Hillsdale club here in the second
week of main competition. Fol
lowing a Dale dri' t died on
the 1-foot line the paraded
81 yards 10 the ma of victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11


December ].
Hook. who is
widely know r.
in the accident
and health Hold
came 10 work
tor Standard Z Z
ears ago. A
YOU n e Scots
man. he began
N an account
lng cap city
and n or thy
a ( Z o r " a :
placed in tn g
COMPANY $ acci-
dent q part
nlcnt lie stead
ily worked his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Earnings

National Bcilss Hess, Inc. and subsidi
aries report for the fiscal year ended JULY
81 a profit ~ S24s ee6 including S4S4.ssi
net gam on sale Of property and aftel
de1ucting interesting. employees compenss.
ton and federal and state income taxes
To me preceding year the company re
ported net loss OF $3.50 ss5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Curtiss-wrieht Corporation de

clared a dividend OF 81 on the
common. payable October 30 10
stock of record October II. The
previous payment was 50 cents
initial on Dec. Ia. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Detroit Poultry

Market weak Hens average run isc.
eghorn hens 3 lbs and ~ 80 cocks.
~ f4c rock surinEers average run 20r
ieEh0ru sprincers nc roung hen turkeys.
10 ne ana o. 2fc young tom turkeys
~ ihs. 73c ducks. white. 3 los and w.
ise. geese. ffc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11

,.ay up 70 his present. .e-, poSl which
ho is tho company :
rdeSi cmployc On point of service
: Immediately after his retire
lTent. Hook plans 10 spend several
'ton'hS IN Florida returning from
Which he viii take up permanent
= idence al his Summer home al
rs River drive. Marine City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
United States Rubber Reclaim
Marine News
DETROIT

sos Jupiter 80: Mccarthy arrived
$40 Mead arrived. $50. Farrell, $40
Dahlke cleared, S. sonoma arrived. IS
nelly arrived l0.45. J. a. McDougald II
Farbairn, mas; Fitch arrived. midnight
Fulton, II 20 a. m Saturday: damon,
Alkali arrived. Barlow Folcroft arrived
40, Whittelsey barge No. 80 arrived, Z
Eads-Holley, f:05, L. S. Gypsum. 4:25
Sierra. Princeton, s; S. r Cement, s .O5
H0bson. 6:45 Sheadle. 1908: Mccullough
I:l0; Translate. 1920; Bennington. Z 30
DOWN Algorail sos. p m. Friday
Richards. 5 20. Barkhamstead- Constitution
$50, Marta India cleared $3.50: l. G
Hanna. 425. Pollock, as: Seilwood. 4.55
lOntadoc 5, Shasta, $40, Paisley cleared
30 Post arrived. sos shenango, 6.20
Young. $40 Wahcondah. 6.45: Pos
cleared. 6:55: Frantz. 7.05. Hennepin s
Huron cleared, sos. Fink. James -Maids
cleared 30 Mccarthy cleared, s.35 Der
wind $40, Ironwood cleared. s:45. Elba
5 so Britt. g;O5: Mercury arrived, Q.l5
ny Ford arrived. 10: Lindabury 10 .os
Msunalos, i0I5. Conway 1920. Colonel
10 rs Schwsh, II so; Algocen n 80 a. m
saturday Munson, 12:45. Dickson 1910
iGleneagles, 2:50i Fitch cleared, 3.4o; So
wood cleared. $40; J. z Davidson, sos
Ireland, 1875. Tate cleared. $50.
sAULT STE. MARIE
UP-Malietoa Affleck. a m, Friday
Jos. Wood, 10 80 A. 3 Uhng. Ellwood
Il, Meaford. II 80. p Mitchell. noon: c
10 Jenkins p. m. Huronic W. X Don
ner. 30 Fernie. -. p. Giilies. 3. D. r
Thompson, 4, Pathfinder. 5; A. c. Dinkey
5 80; g. ~. Dixon. s; O. NJ Humphrey
&c. A. Reiss, s. ziesing. 9; p. Minch. 10
Bethlehem Manitoba 1890. Adriatic
II 30 a. m. Saturday Ashcroft, Veronica
/, Zenith City, 30. n. NJ. Hanna Jr
A. +. Cornelius Jr.. A. II Ferbert! 30
f. 7. Weir. 80. n. Houghton. s.
DOWN Chicago Tribune n g.. Dalton
500 a. m. Friday; w. 6. clyde. Lacka
wanna. 2 MacLauchlan. c A. Black Per
seus Sweden 10, J. r. Ferris. H. Croft
p A. n Widener. a. r. Cornelius. IL 30
X W. HosfOrd noon =. D. Block u %
?. m; Sir Thomas ShauEhnessy I Ma
taafa, " A. Relss, Taurus Gallagher. .
vs. J Filbert. 80, y. steinbrenner Vega
-. NJ +. Farr. $50; Eugene Thomas 5 so
p Schneider L. G. Smith s 80. Bri'amoil
~, " A. McGoraEle Saturn Finland
$50 n. Q Mills. Lebanon ?. steelvendor
Norway " y Crawford 10; Mac
Naughton. P. Mckinney. II 80. Capt WI
son. midnight South Parks. Resolute
a. m. SATURDAY F BILLINGS. stanton
4 ! 30; G r. Leonard s y. Way ? Bal
Bros Roberts sr, 3 Sam Mather , z
Epson. 3 30. j. p Walsh W. n Wolf I
w. A Hatfield. A. p Wolvin 3 Gov Mil
Ter ~ ! Morren. $50. } J. Hin Fritz s
W. r. Palmer. r. l.. Ford. Z. Gotham
Florence. J r McAlpine. S.
Northeast light. clear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Wright AeronauticaI Corpora.

ton declared a dividend OF So
payable October IS 10 stock oil
record October % The previous
payment was 81 on December IA
last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
burlington Mills Corporation de

clared a dividend of 80 cents on
the common. payable December l.
10 stock of record November Is
1t paid the same amount Sep
TENDER l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11

Consolidated Aircraft Corporation and
subsidiaries report for the eight months
ended August 81 a net profit Of S3.sii OBS.
after 81. f0i 52f provision for federal in.
come and excess profits taxes. equal &c
50 80 a share on common.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Opening
Stocks

NEW YORK. Oct 11.-Prices
Of the following stocks on the New
York Stock Exchange ar the OPEN
ing TODAY were: Prev
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11

nited Corporation reports for the Sep
temher quarter net income 81 81 77s 0a2.
equal 20 = cents n share on SO preference
stock In arrears. against S2,ii7, 436. or 2
cents share on common IN the 1880
quarter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Dividends

McGraw-Hill Publishing Com
pany declared dividend OF Is
cents on the common, payable
November ! 10 stock Of record
October Il. The same amount
was paid on September 3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Cudahy Packing Company de.


clared a dividend of 50 on the
per cent preferred and $3.50 on
per cent preferred, both applicable
TO accumulations, payable October
.. 10 stock of record October 20
A. similar amount was paid on
August 80.
American Stove Company de-
clared a dividend of 30 cents. pay
able November i, to stock of rec.
ord October II. 1t paid the same
amount on August /.
National Container Corporation
Delaware. declared a dividend OF
30 cents on the common, payable
December Is, TO stock of record
November 20. 1t paid 25 cents or
September Is.
United States Rubber Reclaim.
ing Company declared a dividend
of 30 cents on s per cent cumula
tive prior preferred, payable
I October Is, TO stock of recort
October 10. 1t paid the sam
amount on July Is.
Fidelity Fund, Inc, declared
regular quarterly dividend of /
1CoHty, payable October 81, 10 stool
Of record October 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Fire Association Of Philadelphia

declared an extra dividend of 80
cents and a regular semiannual
dividend of 81, both payable No
vember ID to stock of record
October II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Third Avenue Railway system repor

Third Avenue Railway system reports
for the fiscal year ended June 30 a net
---- S1Tr- 81. AGAINST q net loss Of
S635 oso IN the preceding year
Walter v Heller A CO. shows for the
nine months ended September 80 net
profit ~ Sfs7 SIS after federal income
taxes bat before excess profits taxes Net
he equal after preferred dividend require
.mentF 20 81 AZ common share. against
Sf20 3l3. or 81 80 common share In the
first nine months az 1910.
Western Union Telegraph Company re-
ports Cor the eignt month s ended August
so q net profit OF 50 Tf4 SAP. after federal
income taxes equal to Sf.5f share.
against 81 s5f. 0s5 on 81 n . share I'M the
elehi months ended Aux 81 1910.
Marine Midland Corporations combined
not earnings. after taxes OF Marine Md
land Corporation and constituent banks
and trust companies and other affnates
for mo quarter ended Sepfemher 3G were
4o.o 0t9 equal f0 ~ cents share aEainrt
81 oef afF M m cents snare in Tire
September quarter ~ toa0 ard sasq s97
or ~ cents a share n ire lure quarter ~
1891