davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-02-02

DODGE 1898 trunk sedan: radio and heat
er. popular eun-metal finish. tires: uphol-
Stery and mechanical condition like new;
drVen only $4,000 miles. priced low al
s415; small down Dayment and easy month
" payments. District Motor Co., 4432
Conn ave. NV WO g6-6
Evening star., 1941-02-02

CHEVROLET 1888 coupe p very clean
automobile; cleaning black finish. excellent
tires: guaranteed 70 PASS D. c. Inspections
rornnletelv NintariZed. Sl06.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
MCMAHON CHEVROLET.
E109 Ganrota Ave Eanraia n1 nn

49, Jt0TsIa ave JtOItld WIWW
CHEVROLET 1899 master de luxe sport
sedan; low mileage BY one ewner, immacu-
lete: S499; your terms. LINCOLN PARK
MOTORS. 141 18th st. ne. AT. 5000.
CHEVROLET 1899 de luxe town sedan:
original black finish very clean interior:
low mileage: ; good tires, like new me-
chaniCslly and in appearance. S495.
ADDISON CHEVROLET
100 14th Y W Hnhar+ -5oO
Evening star., 1941-02-02
FARMS FOR RENT.
FARMS FOR SALE.

I03 ACRES WELL WATERED BY
springs and stream; 7-room house. cleo
tricity: stable courthouse, chicken house
etc; tractor, pair horses and farm imple- M e
ments; price. $4,000 terms. CHARLES h
STANLEY. INC. Laurel Md. Laurel 119.
IF you WANT TO PURCHASE LARGE OR
small acreage equipped dairy or blue grass
stock farm, or lust coy home-conven.
lent yet uuiet-I have 250 Of these places
for sale including some fine Colonial es-
fax and adjoining counties and range from
i acre to 5000 Most of them are within
20 miles Of washington and on hard ~ roads tI.1s
County Va at the end Of Columbia pike
Phone Alexandris 5s12 Address Route
g. Alexandra. Va tClosed sundaysl
Evening star., 1941-02-02

6 ACRES; MODERN BUNGALOW.
rooms and bath: hot-water heat, gas and
electricity; on Wash.-Balto. blvd; price.
S4 500: easy terms CHARLES H. STAN
LEY. INC. Laurel. Md. Laurel 119.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
TRAlLERS FOR SALE.
TRAllERS WANTED.
GARAGES FOR RENT,

WILL PAY 5000 cash for factory-built
trailer, good condition. Phone Alexandria
1868
Evening star., 1941-02-02

CHRYSLER 1887 4-dooE touring sedan;
radio and heater reconditioned and guar.
anteed: winter clearance sale: $3.50.
SCHLEGEL e. GOLDEN,
Evening star., 1941-02-02
ATTENTION. INVESTORS
NEW SFMI-DETACHED

TWO 2-FAMILY FLATS.
-Four. complete apts., CONSISTING OF
s'ors, 4 new insulated ranges, modern OK,
lord kitchens, auto. heating plants, tull
be- sements. laundry trays. etc. 100
rented Must be sacrificed for only S1.luO
each Has a lst trust Of $4,000 eacn.
Call Mr.. La Vine ewes. and Sun, ia. 1444.
r A HUMPHREYS, ~
COQ raoifci Pp31tOr MA bI3u.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

BUICK 1899 4-door touring sedan. custom
radio and heater. in fine condition thr-ue .. :
and terms Fred Motor Co. your Dooee
ard Plymouth cealer. 400 Georgia ave
Evening star., 1941-02-02

CHEVROLET $40 de luxe business coupe; /;
the ideal car for either business or pleasure
Perfect condition mechanically and spot
lesSly clean throughout. ANY demonstra-
tion. Reduced TO only S565; G. NJ. A. c.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
LOTS WANTED.

A LOT IN COMMERCIAL ZONE, APPROX.
1000 So. #. State location and price.
,ox 75-H, Star.
WANTED A LOT IN NV. OR S.W,. SEC
ton. 5OxlO0. Reasonable rent. VIII lease
or buy. Box 62H. Star.
IF YOU HAVE 4 OR MORE WELL-LO-
Gated lots or apt. site, Md, D. C. or Va,
will finance and build popular small homes
HAWKINS -BuRCHAM. INC. RE. 4S42
FOUR GENERATIONS AS
DESIGNERS -CONTR ACTORS-BUlL
Erenincs nhnne j E King IL ll3H-J
Evening star., 1941-02-02
CHEVY CHASE CHEVROLET,
: ~ Mlacnr1 sir, Aue N w WI IElE

CHEVROLET 1886 town sedan equipped
with radio and heater, one of the cleanest
1886 cars We have ever traded in and the
motor and tires are far above average.
Priced to sell Immediately at only S265
G. NJ. A. C. terms TO suit your purse.
CHEVY CHASE CHEVROLET
1I05 Wisconsin Ave NV WI 1896
Evening star., 1941-02-02
ANTON KOERBER, INC,
LOTS FOR SALE.

FOR BUILDER: VERY REASONABLE; m
eTress s Of Soft. 'front.' up to $500 per
ioi on grade: desirabllys 5itqasea Rp tNK sh9It
6noy[E Resitor 9a7 18th st. NV. Dis
DEsTRABLY SITUATED IN NV; SEC
n 0N DOYLE. Realtor. 927 18th st. NV.
ss1o0-Two LOTS; WOODBRIDGE. p. G.:
ix15O feet; splendid building site Apply
IS St n e. Atlantic I""'t.
" Let's 125x13s AND, Goxl15, ELEVA-
Iington's best sections. Oh. 4213.
NV LOT AND ACREAGE FOR LoW-CoST
3sr spfin5 aRd of best owNER 81 HERol RA @ ~
F5NESt iHqo LOT HoR1Ri n RocR Creek Park Estates al
blg ssacTiice. For details phone OWNER
CE. 911S.
. LARGE WOODED LOTS. 69x175 EACH,
On Mas ave, near District line. Hun
dreds of homes being built within eioe9 oe9
9scR 81 Pr0Pf5z Owner f07 WALTER 2ffE 1 VoN HERBuIs
NstionaI 2a3o
on HISTORIC. COLONIAL MT VERNON
byd restricted building lots IN tastIgrow.
ing section, 90 minutes from CapltoI' rare
hergain for cash. Box 496-G, Star.
ATTRACTIVE LOT 5Ox135. RESIDENTIAL
A / block buses. stores. etc CHI 2ooo'
Ext, A..
. LOTS IN NEW SUBDIVISION. ARLNG-
ton: ami: cheap for cash. Opportunity
other lots Chestnut 1865.
4 LOTS, 25th AND NAYLoR RID. Sc;
Ist CONN., SOC 50. IT,; consider exchange.
LLOYD R, TURNER. 800 9TH st. s:w.
BARNABY MANOR OAKS, NEAR n5A.E2oS SILVER YER
Hill, Md.-15 min. D. C; 10OX3OO S2ou
eject lI syasbe d2Tn Ban 6lYOU ABBOTT 30 Clinton
A BARN AND cHdGKEN 1GEp HoYsEi NS1SaTf sISS6; I6
NORTH WOODBRIDGE. MD, Mr.. EAST
sell one or more. OWNER. North 0519.
LAUREL, MD.-HoMESITEs ON, PATUx-
ent I'd. A well-planned, restricted develop
ment. No lots less than SO f. %de E. f1fS Gas
eqqe so anS 70 M scfSH.f Esbe or
FIJI. A. financing. CHARLES H. STANLEY.
INC. Laurel Md Laurel 119.
go LOTS, 50x125. IN TAKoM1dA S9ls1d PARE Al i1o-
and pee n ssS5 'e eacR sH
1st COMMERCIAL, 4O-C, GOOD NV. LO-
FRANCIS A. BLUNDoN CO. sos H st. NV.
ARLINGTON, vA,-LARGE LOT, NEAR
country club, all improvements. Cali
Mr. SPRING VALLEY-BEAUTIFUL LEV
so & DqQdsd MaE 6yey 10 %Ooded O
In flne det. home community nr. bus.
BRODIE g. COLBERT. INC. Ma. SS75.
Ewes and Sun. MR.. RHODES RA. 7239.
MONTGOMERY, Co, Two-ACRE LOTS,
facing Viers Mill road (psved), near Kens-
ington Call MR.. MARTIN. Emerson 1862.
CHOICE LOTS, HILLCREST SECTION.
RANDLE & GARVIN, $40 9Th ST. NV.
Republic 2213.
HILLANDALE.
Wooded or cleared, level or rolling sites,
half acre or more. city utilities, reasonable
HHmDShlTe
constructed to subdivision. Over 20 homes
completed. Now is the time to buy and
rd.. miles from D. c., or sal eH. 1885.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

CHEVROLET 1887 s-passenger closed sub
urban has had very good care and is in
perfect condition throughout; very GOOD
tires and motor: priced very low at S349
MCMAHON CHEVROLET
Ar-a 30
Evening star., 1941-02-02

Wooded or cleared, level or rolling sites,
half acre or more city utilities, reasonable
restrictions. New Hampshire ave, being
completed Now is the time to buy and
build. To reach; Drive out Piney Branch
rd., miles from D. C., or sau SH, $500.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
MONEY WANTED.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

CAN OFFER GOOD end MORTGAGE UN
der $1,000. Box 34S-C. Star
Evening star., 1941-02-02
NANDFLL CHEVROLET.

CHEVROLET 1855 master de luxe sedan:
original bright hnish, motor and tires will
give you many miles Of satisfaction and
economical transportation: we guarantee
il 10 pass D. C. inspection; only Sis;
down payment. SOS: monthly payments.
Slo56. JUSTINE E-NICHOLSON. Hyatts-
VILE War6eId nS0O
Evening star., 1941-02-02
FARMS WANTED.

FARMS WANTED.
SMALL FARM OR ACREAGE, WITH
water front not in development; reason
able for cash Box 110-K, Star.
FROM OWNER. SMALL FARM. WITHIN
80 miles of Washington, on hard road.
Box BEG, Star.
WILL GIVE CLEAR LOT IN NV. SEC;
tion or $1,000 equity in row house, priced
at 81 900 near Ga. ave. for equity IN
farm priced under $4,000, within 30 mi. of
Wash. Write H. SCHMIDT. woodward
Bldg or phone Ma. 9251.
10 TO 200 ACRES: STATE FULL PAR
ticulars price. terms. JOHN F kOLAR
61@ South Wayne St.. Arl.. Va.
NEAR WASHINGTON. 25 TO $50 ACRES;
prefer large house for school. good stream
or upper Potomac. DE. 00SS.
FARMS FOR RENT.
VIRGINIA FARM NEAR WASHINGTON;
5-room house, electricity, running water.
Box BIG. Star.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

CFFVPOr EFT 1898 de IKE town sedan:
sDo.lesS inside snd out: low mileage.
c?refrl'v hand!cd; car any buyer will
be proud to own: reduced to S435 during
our s9e. AK for car No. SIS. Phone US,
We will brin" il o you.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
FEDERAL LAND BANK FARM,

Rdppd1IdnhOCK CUuIlIy, va.
335 a. on No. 3 highway, between Mas
seys Corner and Flint Hill > miles n. of
No. 211. IA miles W Warrenton, so miles
Washington, convenient 10 u s. Army
Remount Station and Front Royal: 115 a.
orchards. 142 a. woodland: attractive
Groom frame dwelling, baths, electricity.
surrounded by large lawn, shrubs, etc,
tenant house, barn, poultry houses; beauti-
full view of the mountains; immediate poss.
Price. 10000: 20c, cash $3.50 of bal
ance 80 years at 3l2cc, remainder on long
Evening star., 1941-02-02

CHEVROLET 1887 town sedan you'll be
surprised at the remsr rkably good Gale this
ca~ has had-So rood that we can call Il
100, mechanically perfect; tremendous
new-car volume makes it possible for US
to price it at only sos. Better act quick.
JUSTINE NICHOLSON, Hyattsville. War
field uS0O
Evening star., 1941-02-02
'''' MCMAHON CHEVROLET.

C77EVrOI E. 1870 &c luxe coupe. large
hCoter: 2 one-ownPr car with very low
+ n -'esce: absolutely il perfect condition in
Evening star., 1941-02-02

CHEVROLET 1889 master town sedan; a
one-ovner car with only 10000 actual
miles: spotlesS inside and out. mechanically
perfect: winterized and guaranteed can be
bought for as little as Sl"5 down.
3rd AND H SITS NE.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

CHEVROLET 1888 master de luxe town
sedan. lus'r0u5 black finish mechanically
portect: re7dv 20 rive YOU many miles Of
c rcfreH Totori12, only because we're
C.-~~. ~cr5 ~ -0'I n & for
on'y SOS TT7sTTNE- NICHOLSON Hyatts-
yil'o W2Tfo'd uSuO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
139 UnderWrite
Republic Issue

CLEVELAND, Feb. 15.-Securi-
ties dealers from coast to coast
and located in virtually every one
of the AZ states will be represented
in the underwriting of the $780,
100000 refunding operation of Re-
public Steel Corporation. A total
of 139 underwriters will offer the
new securities.
The operation, filed with the
securities and exchange commits
sion, is to consist of Sos, 100000 of
20-year first mortgage bonds and
SOS, 100000 of 15-year convertible
debentures, proceeds from the
sale of which are TO be used, to-
gether with a SIC, 100000 one to
seven-year bank loan, to retire al
of the present outstanding funded
debt of the corporation.
Largest participations are 81
012,0O0 of the bonds and S1.53S,-
600 of the debentures, for each of
the principal members of the syn
dictate. including Dillon, Read &
Co., Glore, Forgan & Co, and
Lehman Brothers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
N. Y. Central Net
Best in Decade

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-New
York Central Railroad Company
preliminary report for the year
ended December 81 shows net in
come of S11 ,265 ,0S4, equal to Sis
a share on the capital stock,
against a net income of S4,509. 236
or 70 cents share in 1889. The
December net income was A,-
600, 235. against S4.126,402 in De
cember, 1889.
The New York Central System
reported for 1910 the best earn
ings in decade. the result being
attributed by r. r. Williamson,
president, TO the increase last year
in industrial activity.
Williamson said
"Since the beginning Of the
depression. in only one other
wear has the net income Of tho
New York Central approached
the result for 1910. The level
OF business attained during the
latter part of 1910 has con-
tinued thus far in 194l,' ne
added.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Metal Markets

NEW YORK. Feb. b There we're M
basic changes in conditions governing non
ferrous metals.
In the copper dealings the largest do
nestle producer firmly maintained policy
of ALLEGATION at IL cents a pound delivered
Connecticut Valley base, while In the Gus
tom field important interests continued Il
quote 1919 cents a pound in the valley.
Outside copper market showed no change
from the preceding day and price for the
second quarter held namiBally at 1924
cents pound with third quarter snip.
ments again quoted at 1921 cents pound
Connecticut Valley.
Export copper division was inactive
with foreign metal quoted IN custom
smelter sources at 10% to 10i3 cents a
pound g. a. 9. New York. and al IL cents
pound Z. a. $. New York by one leading
foreign producer.
tivity to clearing up routine matters, and
actual new transactions were confined 20
few carload lots at 5.65 20 $40 cents
pound delivered New York and $50
cents pound ST. Louis.
Zinc market ruled firm at 7.25 cents a
pound East 81. Louis, with producing In
terests adhering to strict rationing OF
supplies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Trend of Sales

-Steadier- tone-WaS-ap apparent
from the start, and carly gains
were extended later to more than
a point in a few instances.
Rallying tendencies were at no
time aggressive. however.
Principal interest was in trading
in Libby Mcneil following an
nouncement before the opening of
termination of the syndicate which
offered Swift & Co.'S holdings of
3,01S,639 shares on January %.
The opening was at SIS, off a half
point on the day and comparing
with the offering price of 6A. The
stock was supported later but
showed little rallying power.
S. II. Kress was fractionally
better after yesterdays break of
more than 3 points, also following
termination of an offering syndi-
cate.
American Airlines, Union Car
bide and Westinghouse advanced
a point or more. Steels staged an
early rally running to point each
in Bethlehem and Youngstown, but
slipped somewhat later. Rails were
fractionally better, as were cop
perS. Elsewhere small gains pre-
dominated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Fresh Controversies
Delay Total Defense
Policies Set, but Politicians, Rival
Unions, Business Bicker Over Details
BY GENE ROBB
Special 10 THE DETROIT TIMES

boris right to strike whenever it
chooses. Though more labor trou-
bic is likely before there is less,
effective no-strike rules are ex-
pected to result from compulsory
mediation. Changes in labor laws
are improbable.
Bureaucrats
Thurman Arnold, trust-buster
and anti-price-fixer, is at odds with
Leon Henderson, the price sta
bilizer. over whether prices should
be held in line by more vigorous
competition or by government per-
suasien. Industries are warned by
Arnold against any collision to
fix prices and then are ordered by
Henderson to agree among them
selves to hold prices down. The
Henderson view will prevail but
all price-freezing agreements will
clear through Arnold and be al
lowed only as long as the emer-
gency lasts.
Army and navy officials con-
tested the plan of OPM's Donald
Nelson to clear all purchasing
through the defense commission
but Nelson won. They also are
reluctant to accept the Knudsen-
Hillman order that contracts must
be spread among more plants, per-
formed by bits and pieces"
through subcontracting.
Within the defense commission
there is still personal friction be-
tween union and business recruits.
Business
Because most of the big con-
tracts for defense have gone to
large firms on the Atlantic and
Pacific seaboardS.- inland repre-
Isentatives are charging favoritism
and Partially to big business"
If the Senate proposal for an in
vestigation of contract awards is
voted, Congress will learn that
only the biggest concerns could
handle the contracts but that the
established policy is to farm out
as much of the work to subcon-
tractors as possible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Stove Co. Lifts
Profits, Sales

Detroit-Michigan Stove Com
pany reports for the six months
ended January 81 last, a net profit
of S192, $50 after depreciation, in
terest, federal income taxes. etc,
equal after preferred dividend re-
quirements to SO cents share on
458, ZAP shares of common stock
outstanding.
This compares with S19,400, or
IS cents a share on 25,773 shares
of 5 per cent preferred shares out
standing in the like 1910 period.
Current sales, according to John
Fry, president, are running about
% per cent ahead of a year ago
and prospects for the balance of
the company's fiscal year. which
ends July 81, are excellent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
d. k. Merger
Greyhound Acquires Bus
Line in South

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-Ac-
QUESTION by merger of the operat-
ing rights and property of Teche
Lines, Inc. by the Greyhound Cor
poration of Chicago. whose SUBJ
salaries and affiliates operate a
nationwide bus service, was au-
thorized today by the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
Teche Lines. which operates bus
routes in Louisiana, Georgia. Ala
bama, Florida and Mississippi. IS
controlled by Greyhound, which
owns all its outstanding capital
stock.
By the ices order, Greyhound
is authorized to assume the obliga-
ton to pay $4,000 outstanding
mortgage notes of Teche Lines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Personal Notes

Wish we could verify what a
banker friend told us about
more than 100000 members of
the families of British sailors
and naval officers being brought
to Canada. That would elimi-
nate the threat of the Hitler
hostage system A business
machine company has developed
a calculator which will register
penciled figures. 1t works on
the principle of soft lead being
a conductor of electricity
One bank here was working
out a private deposit insurance
plan when the war broke out.
1t would have meant lower in
surance costs than with the
FDIC Chris-Craft at Al
gonac is enjoying record
demand for pleasure craft.
Probably figure pleasure craft
won't be available at any price
soon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Mich. Insurance
Agents Set Meet

LANSING, Feb. 15.-Plans are
nearing completion for the an
nual midyear meeting of the
Michigan Association of Insurance
Agents. TO be held at the Hotel
Odds here February 20 and 81.
With the Legislature in session
and likely TO act before its
adjournment on several important
insurance matters, including a
proposal for compulsory automo-
bile coverage, and with new in
Surance commissioner to meet,
agents are expected to turn out
in exceptional numbers, probably
crowding the 800 mark.
Among the major speakers, in
addition to Commissioner Eugene
p. Berry, who will address the
luncheon session on Friday, Feb
ruary y, will he f. l.. Stephen
son, Chicago branch manager of
the Associated Aviation Under
writer's; II. r. Thiemeyer, man.
ager of the brokerage department
of the Chicago office. Insurance
Company of North America; Oscar
Beling, superintendent of the
agency systems department of the
Royal-Liverpool group, anu Roy
L. Davis, Chicago manager. Asso-
citation of Casualty and Surety
Executives.
David A. Forbes, Grand Rapids,
state association president, will
preside. The program was framed
by the Lansing Association and
Waldo o. Hildebrand, secretary
manager of the state organization.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Koppitz Knows Fires

stopped out to see b. A. Kop-
pitt, president of the Koppitz-
Melchers brewery, and discov-
cred that he knows just a. much
about fire prevention as he does
about brewing beer-and that's
saying plenty.
For years. Ben koppitz has
made fire-fighting his hobby and
there are very few experts that
know more about the practical
end OF il.
With his brewery running
smoothly and showing steady
sales gains, his chief worry to-
day j. tho fact that Detroit has
only one source Of water supply.
New York had eight and
Chicago about Is" he said.
Think of the national defense
angle. We're too vulnerable"
And that's no joke, either,
The next vacancy on the fire
commission, Mr.. koppitZ is our
candidate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Railroad Business
Booms in Detroit Area
Defense Program Stimulating Factor;
Aids Passenger, Freight Traffic

Although the full impetus of the
defense program has not made it.
self felt as yet. the railroads serv-
ing Detroit and the surrounding
territory are already enjoying an
upturn in business which APP
proaches boom proportions.
Transportation of soldiers to and
from army camps along with in
creased travel generally has pushed
passenger reve nue steadily
upward. At the same time, the
railroads are not ignoring any
opportunity to build up revenues
further through development OF
new sources of income.
At least one road serving up.
state Michigan, the New York Cen.
trail Lines. has found SNOW trains
exceptionally profitable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Odd Business Facts

Snapshots in business: American
commercial airlines have 332
transports which on one days
notice could move 5000 troops
from the Southwest to Pana ma
overnight Supermarkets have
cut retail distribution costs down
TO as low as u per cent of an
articles value in some cases q.
North Americas aluminium ingot
production capacity will be trebled
by July. 1912. and Will aggregate
about 1200.00000 pounds d.
Hercules powder has developed
new smokolesS flashlcsS and
waterproof cunpowder Tor The
United States Army a stor-
age tank 1 mile square b. Ia
miles high could hold all the oil
the world has ever produced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
800 NeO Cars

Bowman reports that his COM
pany has received 500 new steel
freight cars and IS buying $500
tons of rails, of which 4,500 will
be used in this country and 1000
in Canada.
Best index as to how Pere Mar
quette officials feel is the order
placed for II new freight locomo-
tives at $4,000 each.
New York Centrars gains in
Michigan have been fairly evenly
balanced with both freight and
passenger traffic running about l.
per cent over last year.
w. f. Frackelton. assistant gen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
WHY'S Loses S47,991
In Last 1910 Quarter

TOLEDO, Feb. Is. - WHY'S.
Overland Motors, Inc, and sub
salaries report for the quarter
ended December 81 shows a net
loss of S47,991, against a net
profit in the like quarter of the
preceding year of S36, POI, equal
to II cents a share on the 6
per cent preferred stock. The
company's fiscal year ends Sep
TENDER 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Detroit Executives
At link-BeIt Meel

CHICAGO. Feb. 15.-Three De-
troiters, ]. c. Cunningham. John
Niles and II. A. Drew. district
sales executives of the Link-Belt
Company stoker division. will at
tend meeting of district sales
managers and other executives in
Chicago. February II and 1S for 2
preview of three new 1941 model
units and a discussion of merchan-
dising plans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Special for Bankers

Two weeks ago, we suggested
that our good friends over at the
National Bank of Detroit turn 10
the Metropolitan Section and see
how they look at the shooting gal
lery.
Well we have TO break down
and confess that we were wrong
by Just Ia days; but we have it on
highest authority (from Sunday
Editor Wagoner) that it's in today.
If you want to see how a bank
vice president handles a gun, you
might look too.
Everybody happy now, Mr.
Failor?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
HoudaiI|e- Hershey
Pays on b Stock

CHICAGO, Feb. 15.-Houdaille-
Hershey Corporation declared an
interim dividend of 25 cents on the
Class B stock, payable March Is,
to stock of record March 5. The
company also declared the regular
quarterly dividend of 621a cents
on the Class A stock, payable
April / to stock of record March
20. The same amount was paid
on the Glass B on March IA last
wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Anniversary
AID Agency Celebrates
I'd Year in Business

Creative Agency Associates cell
ebrated its second anniversary
February 13 at the headquarters
here. Business in 1910 was re-
ported greatly above the billing
recorded during the first years
operation.
The agency handles national ad-
vertising for Gar Wood Industries,
Inc, Ready-Power Company and
the B. c. D. Office Equipment
Company.
Executives who spoke during
the anniversary gathering were
Gilbert u. Radoye, managing di-
rector; Harold F. Reinhardt, art
director, and d. L. Kelley, re-
search.