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Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
Deatb nntlces

CETLISSKI December l6 Charles G. be
loved husband Of Joanna. dear father Of
Mrs John Duda Mrs Noble Ginger, Mrs.
Fritz Van De Wyngesrde, Virginia, CheS-
ter. George and Bernard dear brother of
John, Doctor Constantine Edward and
Mrs. Jennie Mazuchowsh. Funeral Satur-
day from the residence 1922 Wiltshire AZ
s 80. 81. Juhanas's Church at 10. Inter
ment, Mt Ovet Cemetery
GULLOZ-Edward A. December -. be-
loved husband Of Susie tnee Turner
dear father OF Edward W. three grand
children survive Funeral service from r
Harold Ling Funeral Home. 9i5 East Grand
Blvd. Friday, z p. m.
LOWE Dec Is 1871. Peter al Kalama-
ZOO. Mich husband Of the late Cora,
dear father Of Arie, Peter and James. Mrs.
Henry scheIl Mrs. John Scko0lenberg and
Mrs. d. DeBoer, all OF Kalamazoo, and
Mrs h H BallCr OF Detroit Funeral
service Friday. ?. m. az A II. Peters
funeral home l2057 Grstiot ave
MARTIN-Dec Is 1s4l. Catherine at
Jackson. Mich wife 81 the late TheO-
dore. mother Of Mrs. Anna Furgason, Mrs.
Pear Hetman, Mrs Edna MetrsS. Jesse
and Raymond Funeral service Friday 3
m, Al a. II. Peters funera home l2057
GrstiOt ave
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
Livestock Markets
nETROIT


CATTLE Receipts. 800; butcher cattle.
market weak 10 25c lower. cows and hulis.
market steady choice steers Xl2 50tf
3 IS. good steers Sl1.75 20 n go. common
% medium. S775H1l.75; good heifers.
SO T5ui2. common ~ medium. 81 90 r.
10 rs. good cows Ss1s 90, medium COWS.
ST.55ns. cutter and common. S6.25ti7 63.
Gamers. s. 25N6 %. good beef bulls 50 Is
Hi0. good sausage bulls -Se 90 O. rs.
medium sausage bulls XS.25Va 50. cutter
and common, So, a0n s25 good and choice
Skocker and feeder calves. Sii IS, me
dium, s. s3O1li. go0d stoCk~r and feeder
steers and--heifersT- 50 30 fi 1913. common
10 medium, ST. $50
CALVES Receipts. 300 market steady
20 soc lower. good aud choice, AlafLIa.00,
common 10 medium. $40 1850, cuils
S7d 10.
SHEEP AND nLAMBs Receipts 1000
market about steady. good ana choice
lambs. Si2 sou l2s5y medium to good
xtl ,5OHl2.25 Gull and common. 50 5OQti
good and choice ewes 81 7l0g % COMMON
and medium. 50 85.75, culis. 3.75.
HOGS Receipts. 600: market not
established early. prospects lower, no
quotations available early today Wednes-
days close follows. Good and choice $50
10 200 lbs. sii49; 200 20 220 lbs Sii 80
go 70 go IDS. III 70 Zi0 - $50 los.
Sil .O5 26O 20 2s0 his, $40 g0 2sO 10 300
lbs, SiO.sO. heavies. 800 20 $50 lbs
SO 20 $50 10 400 lbs $40 60 800 % $50
lbs. 80; rOughs. Sii pEs AMI lights.
50 30 p 1928: stays. S91P2j.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
November Rail
Revenues Soar

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1s.-Pre-
.liminary reports from 80 class one
railroads show the carriers in No
vember had estimated operating
revenues amounting to $373,511,-
1853, against S309.014.147 in the
same month of 1910 and 1925 ,43l,-
277 in the same month Of 1880,
Association of American Railroads
Operating revenues in
November were 20.9 per cent
above November a year ago and
14.8 per cent above November,
1880.
Freight revenues of the rail-
roads in November amounted to
rS314, ,001 .216, against S258,010, ,922
in November, 1910. and S254 ,223,-
762 i'm November, 1880.
Passenger revenues in Novem-
Der. according 10 the reports,
totaled S33,449, ,464. against S26,-
81 55271 46632 November, 94e e7--af4d
Sal ,4l8,SSS in November, 1880.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
BIRTHS

0Isl-S
Girls were born 10;
lanlra CEerNick 553i ElmwOod
Alice COsErff i1Of Putnam
Gwen CossticE i2usG StoereI
Lena DeAse 1su1 McDouRaH
%4zsnre Doyle Ssss Alter road
y elyn Deerler 1859 F.eln
sauieer DePodesta 1854 Corbct,
Emma Eurest. zO03s Cameron
virginia Frledei jol5 Concord
Jane Fr.ndt. 1881 Pulaski
Irene Frrucaia 3tas B1uniu.
Faye Grp'h. 1855 COurtlile
Patricia Gallagher, tss2 Cadiuac
Olga Hrabar. 612s Cllf'ou
l.uciiie. Hotter 5422 West Lsfsyefte
Jane Han gsshaugh. 22iI Virginia =
lia imber 170s TAYLOR
Marie JARVIS i03n MckiuHey
SYLVIA Jameson. l1716 East Vernon
Pauline kasmirz JrOg Dane
Helen Kins 1901 Ardmore
Marsare' Krsss gHt Canton.
Man Loretf $50 watson
U.n EIs in.tnk 1908 Praer
Katherine Looret 1870 Firestors
Car.ISu Leete llN1 Lochmpo
pmrfe
rena Mayko.,h 1925 Cumbsrf--'
E~ie Morgan 12iI Eas' Lafsyst''
Nerns Moore i2ls STANLEY.
irene Maxsr si2T Cnok
Dora Martin s032 Robson
Bernice seVton ljil7 Fast Nefro
poiute
Mar NoWakoV ski is4sf GlenWuOt
Leons Seudeck 22is Benitesu
Efne Paulio SIS Clairpoiuie
Esther Pollum. 1855 Wsshnurn
julia Pelech ass Dodge
jeanette Pentecosi e2s4 Wand
Niidrrd Pritchard 1885 Epworth
cleo Raspberry. 1910 Lynn
clara Rumph. 22il Heudrich
Florence RAdtke 1850 l-!lliordce
Eva sweeney 2027f Fairpprt
loretta stowe 1865 Camden
Margaret Spezia 1853 Harvard
Mary smith. 1901 Laus3oWn
Lora stewart 1883 webb tWln
Antoine'te schebn 5s6i Barrett
Helena Sabatiro 2gf2 Leland
Aruie Treasvant 642 Livingstone
r'hel Tistie. 1891 LenoN
Ethel Zeni. 81 Rel Ecorse
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Cuford Newton Bethia Howell u
Reuben J. Peterson, IS. Charlotte 10
ROBE; s;' Ramss, 20 E,leen NJ Fultori u
sibert Freshman 20 Marie Miller. -
Anthony Klupp. p Ann Gross =
FRANK v Moore 20 Edith Mareens
waller suchsfsk 20 Bertha Roulo, IS
Harvey Post Jr. - Marie Nile
Harry Bs1arak. 50. Marsarei Irudel' y
Johnnie Grant 30 Rachel WiQiams u
rcrsy X Crawhurst 20 Elsie Rosa Loef'
Leo ' o,c-3nnor II. Helen Tracy. Is
Daniel Zakiesicz ~ Wanda konopks. IS
Jean Choiniere ig Annette BurieS, 80
John zsJac. IS Joan Zambrzycks p
Bon " Logan Jr.. 20. Dorothy Sim
Adopha, Lewis 80 Annie Bell stewart IS
August r. Evens. y Margaret L. Fuller
Joe l. Collins. % Lucne schuerholr u
Nirhael TarnoAsk 40. Theresa NocIar -
Albert Duumire, 81 Eleanor Jeanette
Floyd Brinkman. 20 Margaret Wilson. 2!
Donald r Fox, - Amelia 9 Borg, %.
Robert Hansen 20. Adelaide Knox. 10.
Alex Aszalay. 20: Margaret Bertalan, 20.
TIA 6 Moore 10 Lille Mae Glasco. le.
Abraham Naftal 35 Mildred Eissnshtadt'
Levi. Ramon styes 10; Ruth Arlene
Joseph Balchum. 80: Emma Frederick. 50
D
%
Is0rh spanialo. 20 Ann Crook. 2i
Norman l.. Grass, 81 Rose NJ krause. 2s
Clinton - Williams 35 Einora Kurt. 50
Clarence a Bray %. Irene n Sudol. %.
Warren Beck % Phyllis Moore 30.
Sol Zine q Helen Friedman 20
Robert Webber. is Orpha Get,el. 81
ReX " Washhurn % Mae Jarrett. p
Robert c. LorenEen 30 Ruth VI. Atkn-
rrsd n' waite. IA - Erns RenK. IS.
Frank A.. Elus. 27 Stella Michalski, 10.
Robeft r wnlisms II Jane NJ Hetken-
dorm, rs
RICHARD Woodhprn, 81 Marion r.
Thompson p
rdWarA Jordan fS Erances Perry man. -.
rcr ur Wilson q. Fmns Truss. -
George p re-ek 10 81 Vera &C. r'',
PrHc .f..r o
t.'o = fr.ee U8ss ~
r-a. 1e 'U Ffb Nn-er
Sat Benton % Pesu schultz 81
ruti r WciIs ~ f.ottis NAreiIe Tsrry 81
Gordon smsheld %. Glsdy. Ryckser' 81
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
DEATHS

Therest Friedrich 1879 Robinwood 35.
Richard T Wingo. 223s Edison. ~
walter VI, Sparling. 50 East Garfield. 80.
Helen "a keefer ti57 Longfellow, so
Max Ra ~. 37i5 Monterey. IL
Julis Catney. 6O59 Thirtieth. 46
Lelah Warner 1882 Indiana 55
Bertha Pennos'on. 301s East McNichols 81
Louis Reich. 2T24 Cass. SO.
Albert Kook. 40 Brainard SIS
Elizabeth Kristalsky 6769 Edgeton ~
James Coll. i72i Junction. 81.
Jim LarrOse 7f4 Chene IS
John JaJecznica, 24i3 Manson, so
William H. Wells. 1920 John r. IS
Theodore Rumelictes. 1921 St Clair. 6s
George Changes. i66O0 Stoepel so
Molly Eckhsnse. 1877 Lee place. So
Freda Mary Slaughter 37sO Ashland 76
Mary Burton, t5i6 McGraw. 81
william II. Hamilton. S746 Petoskey 90.
Terry Gum. 1881 washburn. ! month
Joseph WachoWicI, 27is smith. Ham
James w Reeves. 1852 Msnlstiqus. 81.
Floyd Robinson. 122O5 Cheyenne. 2s.
Stanislaw Lipka. 5i4i Grandy. IS
Jean V, Doherty. 1920 Forrer. 81
Rose Virginia la Bine i542s Evanston "a
Anthony Oldani, 13t3 Mack 81
Elizabeth Ritter. 4i60 Jos. Csmpau -
William Charles Hsnry. 5ii South Liver
nois
John Robinson sr piOa ward. 50
Chris LoWuey 1892 West Chicago IS
Natherr Leorhtgt Nur 9566 ouinc, So
ioseph Lahore 5tOO lvar1os %
HI,aIr- ie-.u 81 Eastsvn -
''r' trl. f1ft 1h,rI -serurd -
telfn Isnnt plst stoeuei 30
William Hufhes q3p Merrck > Il
.Otto srsssburN 81 Beresford. Hisrlanc
Psrt -
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
Scratches
CHARLES TOWN

Weather clear. track frozen
Frs; Race Satin Royce sir l. Ohio
Lady Man al Arms. Backlntime A.
tsrick
Second Race Qyestre GoodWine wave
Ho Skee'tt CATHODE Waugh Scout
Third Rsce-PHp TAX MasWhisk
Ripping on Wshcoo. Agnes knight,
Af Jimmie
Fourth Race Desert Flower. Green
Key chief TEDDY water Ace, Miss
Defiance Walter Haigni
Fif,h Pace Golden Dial. IRISH Lancer
Jewel Song. ssrsniis. Docket. Vendor .
Lien
sixth Race streamer Wire Ns Jungle
Ap0o. Welsh Lad. CrDissant, M One
,Seventh Race Ssttz WOOD Suez. san
ders Palkir. YANKEE Lad Flying Falcon.
Eighth Race tDeclared on
NOTE Track conditions viii be hssvy
by post time
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
Chain Stores
Hold Gains

NEW YORK. Dec. 1S.-Novem-
Der chain store sales in all ma
jor groups reported business at a
point substantially greater than
for the preceding month. or else
at the same high level, according
to Chain Store Age,
The index of sales for the month
was ISL Of the 1929-193l average
as 100, compared with l46 in Oc-
tober and 124 in November, 1910.
The index figures by groups for
November compare as follows
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
DIVORCES

Frank Foster from Ruth
Mercedes Paden from Jack
Josephine Sobodoski from Frank
James Johnson from Fannie
halel Ruth Clark from George c
Madeline George from Leo
Connie McCiary from George +.
Anna NJ. Barchsrdt from Max
Dorotyh II Kennedy from Harold
LYDIA Veers from Earl r
William r. Irwin from Bile.
Walter SAdeau from Ruby.
Efhe Gltschlog from John
Hazel Raths from GlenwOod
yohnsle Neal from Charles
Marie Deskins from Weaver
Edna Tuomisto from Howard L.
Eva McCarty from Albert r.
Birdie X. Carr from Clarence
sylvia ;. StTate from Herman =
Marion Marvin from Thomas
Emma VI Van Buskirk from Randolph 5
Jules Bstiste from Rose
Helen J. Havens from willis l.
Mildred Burnsm from James
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18

one OF the guards, and Roy Delhi.
Sturgis sophomore. who has seen
considerable action as a utility
man.
Other Michigan members are
Jack Gale of Muskegon; Robert
Janca of Bridgeman; Clayton Ko-
walk OF Eaton Rapids: Russell
Secor of Inlay City and George
Weber Of Grand Haven.
Ollie White. promising sopho-
more forward. is the only outcast.
He comes from East Cleveland.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
Gillette Accepts
.Pfd. Stock lenders

BOSTON. Dec. 1S - Gillette
Safety Razor Company has ac-
cepted all tenders of preference
stock made in accordance with
its letter of Nov. u. 1871, at S5l
"A share eF less. Tenders or
below this price amounted TO ap-
proXimately $50 shares. Persons
who made tenders al price above
S5l are being notified that their
tenders are not accepted.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
Steel Rate Near
98 Per Cent

NEW YORK. Dec. 1S-Steel in
got production for the week ended
December ID is placed al slightly
over 97ia per cent of capacity
in the compilation by Dow, Jones
e. Co, Inc. This compares with 90
per cent in the previous week and
SO per cent two weeks ago.
United States Steel is estimated
at about 99i2 per cent against
1907 per cent in the week before
and SO per cent two weeks ago.
Leading Independents are cred
tied with 96i2 per cent, un-
changed from the preceding week
and compared with 94i2 per cent
two weeks ago,
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
Firms Employees Honored

Standard Accident Insurance
Company this month presented
the following with service pins
c. G.. Newton. 20 years: G.. NJ
Courtney. ID years; Margaret Ire
Sldder. 10 years: r. w. Hoffman,
10 years; Alice Bradtke, 20 years;
Solveig Hendrickson. 10 years;
Mary Macarthur. 20 years.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
Farmers Market

APPLES Mcintosh. fancy. 81 bu Z. No.
1, 81 25Q LIS. No. 2. 75c bu.. Northern
spys. fancy, x2a $50 bu. No. 1, 81 80 n
i.75. No. 2. Sl.25 Greetings. No. / 75c n
81 - hu No. 2, SOC bg,: Jogathan. fancy.
81 Is ba-; No 81 25H 50; No. 2, 81.
Delicious. fancy. 81 bu No l. Si.5OmI75
bu.; No. 2. 75c; SHOWS, No. I, Siqi.50
hu. No. ?, 75c bu Wsgners. No. /.
slN las bu
BEETs-Fancy. 81 bu.: dozen punches,
soc; No. !, iOg soc dozen punches so a
CSC bu
cABBAGE-Fancy. SIPS bu. No. /.
9oea Isl 40 bu. No. 2 65e. read. No. 1. 65
I9oe bu Mo- ?. SOC bu. curly, No. !,
cARRoTs-No. /. socqulo bu.. No.
CELERY, Fancy soc dozen sinehes. no.
!. i0ff50c No. 2, 20W25c
CELERY SQUARES Fanny, N25: No.
CELERY CABBAGE Fancy, sl25 bu.
CELERY ROOTS No. /. slai25 bu.
EGGs-Lsrge Sl2n II j0. 3O-dozen case
medium. SlO0 80. small s. 1919.
FENNEl.-No !. sl25 30 dozen
punches.
HoRsERADIsH- Fancy. s42s bu.; No
I. ~ 75H % bu- 30. ?. 81
ONIONS DRY onions fancy, S2T2 so
No. !. 81 6O0 70 5O-lb. sack No. 2 81
PARSLEY RooT-No, !, STA 25. No.
PARSLEY no. /. 351 SOC doz. bunches
PARSNlPs- No. /, Slpl.35. No. ?, Zoe
POTATOES Fancy. 81 10 bu. No. ]
9Oc ~ ~ No 2 soc
POULTRY Hens. live. heavy breeds. ~
d2ic 10 ierhorns 1871 tic broiiers
heavy. 20 PC H.. broilers. leghons. 10 "a
1sc 10 qucks i7HieC H.. geese IS n i6C
4 "a
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
Gasoline Stocks
Up Million Barrels

NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.-Ameri-
can Petroleum Institute reports an
increase of 1.066,000 barrels in
gasoline stocks last week, 10 a
total of 87422,000 barrels. Re-
finery. operations 90.1 per cent,
unchanged Crude oil output av-
eraged 4.109,550 barrels daily, up
! 500.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
BIRTHS


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poy. va-e ho-, a..
rt.r. A~kIes $50 t....rrts,
Ann. An..xsr t-4t r.l-.,g
Helen Nr4-.,- r.l7 rsr.r ,4
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Maze T1,er,ss 10Y Csr.f.--.,
r-.c.r-- ft,,r ft-fe r.s.,..
Narsare, psr.s, t11s1 l,r.-.t-,.,-,,.
l-r,r,s gr-t. fgqe r,r-..l,.,-
syIya Barc asei vifcter
80. 5Ee,n Eails '5,- i5a9 i5ta''', T,..
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p..,.. count. -4 3. -.-..- ...t
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A.. r-sa..t 4qt. i4r...f
,.., tf-I -
sGre utr..rre 40 rt-.ersor
AD.er n... 400 r....-,elt ,.,.... p.aa.
L-evi.y. purfIa 1-f4 rs.s,f-
'yg re-. 49, 80. '1-r. i'sS,' s''.,,.
Eterk, to4,t f,Ssu u ..,,.......,
Woods
r,.y,,s, t-i,.,..r aufsr pc-f,.,t
FysIyB Etor l.a5 tt.tteeofs
Narv ClfIIrr.r eet. Ilskese.d R.r4.e
VIA Grlsrrsr f.7os TsSsu.
sue Greene a33n Hsstioe,
Acc C-abarr 5g1g crs1s
IRA Grippi' s,6z Bea,
psa .'- 'TSer T.ts-5 80 2.1i T,'rI.'. 6is5.,o,,
SOME G4,nsr $500 cie,t.s
-, Ts-,t 29fs pI,ire
su.,rrs te1.t. aftn Ma, ro,,,..,.
Lsrr,r,. f.i., ,t-ao ,t,,lo,,
Ts,.is Jsrkso1 asi5 F'm~o9a
Eunlce kon.erbergrF. 2h&1 FarNieH
49,
rarr, Eub, fe7a7 ps,.t,,e tt,,,,s
A., Esr.s 10otl N.-lr.
Heea Ktzisnog,st 25as Fsst Grand p..e
r,I,, Errt,, qscS NTe-,,ut,
Tc'r,.b, I;,,bl t3is yVa,t,,--
t-,,.-c. E,..e It.so f,tce,,,,,,
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t.4i,r -, te-, r,..,ci
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p.,, 49,
ysr.o, Bur, ans cbsIror,.
sam Ni,rr6 i71 GienG,Ie utrhlaut PARK
go, ,,Iia. 81 80 i,.,is .'',,, ..,',' 80
DerD,sss Wsti'r, $3.50 A1nshsiie rstT.
-'V" ''. ''
=. dole, d,'s y.c...,.u v.u r,.. ~
r"re wacCsrroil s-,, ftere,ore
Dor",hy 1r,,' Miller $50 Fairiew.
Ruby oakie, 1882 Broekyu
Mary Chanre.ifn, lt15 BAKE
Len1ra O'CanncU i0es C1lhour Dearborn
Charlotte orr 1927 Hsrfer place.
Helen Parker 1919 Cherry HiH. litnria
Myrna Peterson. iilA Norh AleSanfer.
ROYAL OAK
Mary Paul 20 vrraia Park
Lillian Pane. f3b Wifkrr
Eizabeth queen igioi s'rinrham court
Los ReIkc s5sl Arl,rcsn
Gladys Richardson, SsFl Manor
McH irwin, 2iei0 Eiehi-Mile road. South
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
LUGGAGE

isPEC1ALs-Rswhide cases. airplane cases,
LADIES fitted cases. MEMS two-suii- =
ers, fortnighters. leather Gladstones and
leather travel bags. Also military sets.
BATES LUGGAGE, INC,
10l East Jefferson. open evenings
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
INDIANA HAS SIN

The squad Of Il is made up of
sly cagerS from Indiana,-AcNcn
from Michigan 'Wo from New
York, one from Illinois and enc
from Ohio.
The other New Yorker besides
PetroSki is Earl May. also Of
Schenectady the city which sent
Van AlStync such former stars a.
Marty HUT and Leo Callihan.
Leading the Michigan pack.
however. are Mel Peterson. Mus
kogOn senior who alternatcS at
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
Funeral Directors

j. SUTTON & SON
.4i47 TRuMBULL AVE. TEMPLE 2-510o
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18

COMPLETE MODERSIZlNG SERVICE
Gillespie Back. l177s Cloverdsle. no. 6i2
FIN your nome wen pay carpenter. r.
termN Restrick Lumbar HO 2l2l
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18

PUMPKINS 30 i.,fO1t soc hu
RADIsHEs Red, hothouse. 40. !. so n
Csc dozen bunches
SQUASH Hubbard, 30. f0HsOc
Table Queen. 30. 80 o0C. No. 2, Doc
Delicious. No J. jO0 65c bu.
TURNIPS Fsncy. e0c bu, No. f0n
soc dozen bunCheb. 6U ID zoe bu. 80
soc bu
VEGETABLE GREENS -Collards No. I
CSC n 81 bu escaroie 30 j0H75c Du
French endNe, fancy. - 5-lD. box No
]. $50 10 ? 81 kohl-rabi No !, 30
r. soc dozen bunches kale 80. l. 30 6Jc
bu. leaf lettuce. h0thouse No. sOc ~
81 lob basket leeHs No ! 30 N SOC
dozen buuCatF spinach 80 75c bu
VEGETABLE OYSTERS No. J. 80 . 75c
dozen lunches
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
Baldwin Rubber Co.
PAYS 121C on Issue

Baldwin Rubber Company has
declared a dividend OF 1879 cents,
payable January u 10 holders of
record January 9 Like amount
was paid October q.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
Quarterly Dividend
By Central Speciality

Central Speciality Company has
declared the regular quarterly
dividend Of 1919 cents per share,
payable December % 20 stock OF
record Decemher %
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
Dividends

Toledo Shipbuidling Company,
Inc. declared dividend OF Is cents,
payable December %, to stock OF
record December 19. Payments
for the year total SITS, against
81 in 1910. Ny
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
State S Stdrtino
Five Without
A Mi(higdnder
\ Players From Gary
District Dominate
Spartan Lineup

Fast LANSING, Dec. 18.--The
hotbed of topnotch basketball
material, that short bend around
Lake Michigan from Chicago TO
Gary. Ind, is rapidly placing
Michigan State cage team in the
spotlight.
Long famous for their abund-
snce of home state boys on Mich
igan State athletic teams, ma
terial is now coming from the
surrounding countrASlde In un-
precedented numbers.
The day when Spartan football
teams were composed solely OF
Michigan players is past This
fall the spread was from Phoenix,
Ariz.. TO Louisville, Ky, Chicago
and New York
But the basketball teams OF
Coach Ben F. Van AlStyne are
almost sure 10 come from one Of
three places, the Chicago Whiting,
Gary hotbed upper New York
State or back home in Michigan.
NONE FROM MICHIGAN
This year the Spartan starting
lineup comes from the Chicago
lake district with the possibility
of one New Yorker thrown IN.
But where are the Michiganders =?
They just aren't
Capt. ,Chet Aubuchon senior
bsllhawk. halls from Gary, while
Bill Burk. the other starting
guard, comes from Whiting. on
the front line there's Jumpin' Joe
Gerard Of North Webster, Ind
and Dudley Jones Of East Chicago.
Ind.
So far the boys who have occu-
I'D the pivot Spo, are Fred
bne OF Chicago and Carl Pc
TnskI- Of Schenectady ~ Y. On
the list of capable reserves are
Ira Aubuchon of Gary and Nick
HaShu Of Hammond Ind
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
American Sugar Refining Con
Niagara Hudson Power Corpora

tlon declared a regular quarterly
dividend OF S1.25 on the first pre-
ferred ) per cent series, second
preferred stock. ) per cent series
a and second preferred stock )
per cent series b. payable January
81 TO stock Of record January Is
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18

Bickford's. Inc. declared a divi-
dend of p cents on the common.
payable January , 10 stock OF
record Dec. "A Paid similar
amount IN October
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
Earnings

.Ihesapeake-aad-f !..-I...+I----~-s---4l-
months ended November 80 showed Il net
income OF S3S. 6l0 6s6, equal 20 81 % a
share on the common. against S2g,11f SO
or SO 81 on the common IN thc 1910 period
November net income WIS $3.50 80.
against So 76l 097 m November, 1910.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18

Great Lakes Steamship Com
pany declared a dividend of one
share Of 5 per cent cumulative
preferred stock of
Crucible Steel Company of Amer
lea on each 10 shares of Great
Lakes Steamship. The dividend is
payable December %. 10 stock of
record December 10.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18

Public service Corporation ~ Nrw Ter
sey and subsidiaries for - months ended
November 30 showed a net income Of $40. b.
9S7 764 after federal income and excess
profits taxes. equal after dividend require
ments on the preferred stocks 20 50 ~ 4
share on ; SOB 1913 shares Of common.
against S22 j22 63l or $3.50 common
share in the II months ended Nov 80
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
Newport News shipbuilding and

Dry Dock Company declared a
special year-end dividend of 50
cents on the common, payable
December %, 10 stock OF record
December 19. Dividends for the
year total $3.50
Air Reduction Company. Inc,
declared the usual extra dividend
of p cents and a regular quar-
terly dividend OF . cents on the
common. both payable January Is,
10 stock of record December 81
Interstate Hosiery Mills de-
clared an extra dividend of 30
cents. payable December 30 TO
stock of record December y. Pay
ments for l94l total S150 against
81 40 in 1910.
Bausch & Lomb Optical Com
pany declared a dividend OF 80
cents on the common. payable De-
cember 30, TO stock Of record
December %. bringing total pay
ments for the year TO SIPS. the
same as in 1910.
American Sugar Refining Com
pany declared d year-end dividend
OF 81 on the common, payable
February 2 10 stock of record Jan
uary ,. The previous payment
was 30 cents in February.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
xxoek SehEce DEzQczdM
AND BUYERS GUIDE
LADIES' ApPAREL-oPEN EVENINGS

GRAHM' S. Fashion for Niladya" Goats
Dresses. Furs Robes, SportsweaT. Ac-
cessores tLatge sizes.D Christmas Sug
gestons. Free Parking. Layaway Plan.
1879 Michigan Sehaefer
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
BUILDING CONTRACTOR
BUILDING. MoDERNIzaIIox

DEI.MER wM WHITE Modern homes
r. X 4 insured. 3l35 Harrison lnh
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18

A PRIVATE PARTY will arrange all de-
tails. furnish all labor and mater!al--fJi
incomes. apartments. attic rooms addi-
tions, roofing siding. plumbing, heating
and piers. nothing down. first payment
Fehruary Nermont G.2anl any time.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
DRIVERS WANTED
Lucas Boring Mill Operator

for seco1i stift must he highly expert
encci lt precision tool work; highest wages.
plenty of overtime state reference. Apply
BOX 6e53 Detroit Times
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
AIACHINISTS

RESPONSIBLE party 20 drive 10 Los
Angeles you are not asked TO share ex-
penses. Can evenings, 7-iO. Murray 1909.
Statesmen wanted 10 sell coal Big
commission 1901 West Chicago.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
Reds Soy River
CHECKED g. by Bodies

MOSCOW. oct. 8 CUPp - Dis
patches reported TODAY that ;hc Red
,uimr Was lighting oil tremendous
German panloI thrusta toward
Moscow in battles that destroyed
20O enemy tanE- wiped oat TWO bat
talions OF 20JJ men and "choked q
river WIN bodior OF Nazi soldiers.
German tank drives rhat broke
tnroaah thc Ruasla4 central front
IN tie region Of BrNausk aad Vyal-
ma ci30 miles lrcm No,eoN1 Were
admitted. bur The Red Star sand that
tine Russians We're striking back
everywhere behind the heaviest
bomb@rdm.nt OF German forces tT
the Rrd ar fleet.
Fierce land to hand fighting, at
lacks on enemy tanks and with
lottles Of gasoline and hand-grc-
radca. counter-charaes hF Russian
tanks and elaborate land mrc
ficlGS We're said To haFa taken q
huge toll Of German lives and 20
have .cpuL.od thr enemy II many
points.
Bridges BLOWN Up
The Russians were said by the
Red star to be blowing up bridges.
concentrating terrific artillery fire
against the German panzcr columns
and beating back repeatcc on