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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
Runs Counter TO Lessons Of Experience

OF COURSE these MOTIONS counter the lessons OF experience
and TO the principles OF psychology and which
derived from experience But the woudbe dictator his
heart so much the for sciencei He that
changed that good may say
knows better than his
Accordingly wouldbe dcators talk making
the world as want it, Such will be found
10 That the who harbors II "a thinks he knows how
reake the world and CD hopes he others
same KIND OF world he wants Coercion always in the back
ground
Such people always talk changed
times Thus they seek free themselves the limitations
imposed by experience and summed by science They demand
that we follow them bndy because they claim be doing things
new
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08

More threateningS against tax.
payers.
II is too bad that the two men
most influential in handling the
nations finances never had I'd
earn their own living. That they
were born with gold spoons in
their mouths, enjoyed all the
privileges Of wealth without hav-
ing 10 earn II.
The two are Franklin ID.
Roosevelt an d Henry Morgen-
THAI Jr.
Consequently. they ammo I
fathom what ordinary mortals.
ordinary breadwinners, are Up
against IN struggling 10 make
ends meet. They were raised in
financial ,Stratosphere. They
were supplied with every luxury
wealth could Command. were
maintained at schools where they
mingled with other rich mems
sons.
Therefore, money meant moth
ing TO them.
Doubtless this accounts for the
repeated recommendations by
Secretary Of the Treasury Nor
genthau, presumably with the
endorsement of President Roose-
welt. for maltreating struggling
taxpayers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
Farmers. Market

APPLEs-,MeIntoss. fancy, 81 sa:: No
K, N2egi75; No 2. 1Se eu' o ses NJ,
Jonathan, fancy, sl.75 bu.; No. /. 1880
so: No. 2, 81; Delicious, fancy. 81 bn. t;
No. 1, si.6oml.Tb bu.: No. 2, 75c: North.
ern Spy. fancy. S2m2.6o bu.; No. i. 81. 90
sI@I,bo bu.; No. 2. 7be b.; wagnsrs. NO.
BEETs-Fancy. 81 bu.; No. 1. 3o945c
dozen punches; Cd soc blu.
BRoccoLI-No. /. si.s5a2'2o bu.; No
cABBAGE-No. 1. 5o@soc bu.; No. ?,
4oc; red. No. 1. eoW7Sc bu.; curly, No. j.
&C ccARRoTs-Fsncy, si.a5 bu.; No. 4. 4,
csc doz, bunchesi Use bu.
CAuLIFLoWER--Fanc ~; No. l.
Si.25a1.75 bu.; No. 2. 75c.
CEkERYEsas sy, S so@T0s san So l. 500
CELERY soUAREs-No l. 81. -.
No. 7, 65G66c Blu.
ScEhNBER kHDIlNo' /. $4,000 Is
prEI.ioe coo dozen punches;
lEGGS--Largs. S13. 50G14 So-dox case
m;slsn asis email n. ss
PEN NrMNEL y sd2sois 20 s sSc d Ssns;
punches; dry onions. fancy. si;soa2; No.
L. H.
PARsNIPs-No. i. soc 81 .2o; NO. 2
''f PARSLEY RooT-No. 1. 500 75c eu.h.l
PARsLEY0No. I, $50 soc doI., bchs.
PEARs-No. & 75casi bu No. soc
PEPPERs--creen. fancy. 81 bu.; No. !
81. ASH l.75 ou. No. ., Toe bu. green, not
No, Sl2sgi75 eu &. RED ed hot; No: !
No. i. 7scasi.25 bu. No. q. soc bu.
POULTRY-Hsns, live. heavy breeds, II
n zoe h.. lcghorns, In ice broflers
heavy. 2oG22c; ieshorns. l7g1sc; ducks
PoTAToEs--Fancy. sIH11o bu.; No. l.
73ns5c: No. 2. soc.
PuMPKINs,sNo,I L. 20 9 SOC bu.
SS uISsHsNR l. N sasa'o 7 se don
PIX. hskt.; long white, No. /. 66n75c doz
bchs': Nc, 2. soc: hothouss' No. 1, soc
RuTABAGAs-No. I. soa75e ou,
Table Queen. No. i. 80 nj Csc; No. 2. 4oc
Delicious, No. 1, 50n65c bu.
ToMAToEs-No. 1. s2.oo@2.75 bu.; No
TuRNrPs--No. 1, 500 4oc dox. beha
7s, Eos ,,n sn,; !, No asseSs soc eu ~,
su.; sndiv., No. /. sia1,as su;: No. Z
Use; kohl-rabi. No. 1. 3s soc doz. bchs.
Swiss chard. 400 soc bu. ksle. No. !
40 q soc bu:; collards, No. I. 4ogooc ou
No. 1, soa s5c bu. dollhouse. s1.7o bn,i
leeks. No. 1, 5oa75o dox. bchs.; spinach
fancy. si.25 bu.; No. 1, 7oedsi bu. No
IL, 60c bu.: turnips. No. /. 40Go0c bu.
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. 1, 60@7c'
NV wvATERMELoNs-No. I. 75e6a; No
2, soc.
II CHICAGO
Receipts, 0,6e1 tubs; steady. Extras, 81
score, 38Ac: standards. e0-score cars. 35c
extra firsts, e1-score. 35Ac; firsts, $3.50
score. 3lh 932kc; specials, s3-score. $40
37hc.
EGGS-sReceipts, 6.03i cases; steady. ~
higher Current receipts, 32hc: fresh extrs
firsts. 37hc; fresh firsis. 3sc; dirties
cHEEsE~Twins, 2tl n 2sMe; daisies
prints and longhorns, 25h q 2ec.
LIVE PoULTRy-1rregular. Turkeys, i.
m2lhc; hens. 13n 1sc; ieghorn hens, 100
l3c; springers. 15d2le; broilers, .l31 IL nc
rccsters, $50 14c: ducks, 1oglehe: geese
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08

| Michigan bu. crrs., ". q. No.
l. 2 y sin. min. unless otherwise stated: Nc
Intosh, sl.b0WlT5; Jonsthans. Si.250 80;
Delicious. 81. so aEl.ss; NoFthern spys' ~ sd
lNi'T5: Rhode Island Grsenings TSIni 10;
snows: ~. Is. Wagsners. 81. Winter hama
M ps sa sa.s .,,,s ssiaws,ssss si
sts- i2os, s2.2og2.l5; fancy 72s-i3ss. $3.50
sEANs-LouisiAna nj hpr... strlns..ss
BACK valentines, 50. 30 f3f5; Bountifuis.
So, 50: poorer low as si.25; Florida bu.
hprs, Rountifuls y325n350
CARROTS - Los Angeles erfs., g ccs.
ocnai GAnfSrSis sst New Mfxieo, $3.50;
stalks, Mammoth, 40 ntbe; California cub
a:ah don, 1924. Idaho cub erts. Pascal.
Mgiiol Michigan h-eru. Pascal aN-
cAULTFLowER Pony er,.. n. ara
lsr RE orsson So; cSalIfornls. si.SOq7.
GRAPEs--csliforuia Display hug, To-
kAys, si.55a1.75; Thompson ssedien.
s2ion2 IS clusters. Sz.z5G735, EN-
gerors 81 5au j IS. fine quail, 81 s5G 90;
E :, as, ~ 0ou2'o according to pack. fair
LETTUCE - California, Iceberg tyre.
Louisiana crates. Salinas. Watsonvfiie dts
so. ts aq' 10 s ssts e s. $500 ssi'oa
LEAF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 10Th. bbtnD
Ohio; BIZ 4oe; Michigan. soc.
oNlONS-oO-ib. sacks, sweet Spah
y, .. No. I, 3.tu. and larger. 81 IOni s3?
2.3-in. size, si.ioGi.2S; Idaho. 2-a-in.
sire. si.io; Michigan, Y. 8. No. 1, YELL
lows, 70 10 sos 2-in. and larger. 81 as
10; ls-lb. sacks. Yellow Boilers, ise.
PoTAToEs-l00.lb. sacks, Idaho, Rus-
set Burbsnks, y. 9. No. !. washed, 81 rs
12so; 10.lb. sacks, use, few 2pc; u. q.
commons. ioo-ib. sacks. s2.25; Maine, 100
10. sacks. U. =. no. 1. chippewas ana
Katahdins, s1e5n2; i5-lb. paper sacks.
30 q 33e; Michigan, h. <. No. /, chIppe,
was, sl25H1.30; Katshdins Si.25af 20;
Russet Rurals, 81 20Gi IS : Upper PENN
suiAs. l5-ib. paper sacks, Y. 9. No. I.
Green Mountains. 21c.
: RCTABAGAs - Canada, 60-Ib. sacks.
wsxed, Toe.
SWEET FUTKT0Es--Port Ricsn Vans.
bu. crts.. u, S. No. !, Sl.to1i.45. Texas,
u. 8. 40 !, $3.50 1s5Q Tennessee. 81 as
bu. hprs, Porto Rican Vans, S1.20Qi.25;
bu, hprs., Nancy Halls. generally good
sHALLOTs--I Louisiana, barrels. 20-dox
bchs.. F.7bds; crts.. 6-doE., s22o02.to;
s.dos,r $500, ay,e. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
Marine News
DETROIT

- DETROIT
pP--Jamss- MAZDA arrived. p m. Fri
uay. Lsketon. West arrived. 4:55, lrepc
Alien arrived Gao: Wood cleared, 7i0;
Alpena arrived, e;ib; Pent. Mitchell. 1855;
Crud0il arrived, 10; Watson, 2:10 q. m.
Saturday; Ferbert, $3.50; Dalton, 4:06;
PenaAseal arrived, fi3o' Maunaloa, s:3a.
DoWN--Areturus, 3 p. m. Friday; Caiu-
sesnaTett cleared. 4; T. C seeeaoy ar
rived, 4;i0; Cary i;2o; collingwood, 4;asi
weyburn arrived. $50; Willowbranch,
ib:s5: NILS, $50; Barkhamstead- Constitu-
ton cleared, 5'55; Sierra cleared. ss40;
Eitrh cleared, 2 7e; syivania, HOS Al
penA cleared, i.f6 n. m. Saturday; Boiand.
2:o5, c. A. Roiss, asia: Hy Ford cleared.
lakewood arrived. 3; Maine arrived, 3:35 /;
It. W. Robinson, 800. Berwindi hi2h.
Irene Alien cleared. S25; James. Nadia
cleared, b.as-
sAtLT STE. MARIE
UP-PetroIits c. L. Hutchinson, $40
A. m. Friday; Thos. Lynch $50; Thos.
Britt. 10. ID M Weir, noon; A. T. Kin.
I asy Guardian. s KsaSP lo 9 @cs c.
s. J. Murphy 4; Fulton. 5; Hemlock, ST.
f # IT; ' MTon Taylor :; ishpeSiss.
Labelle, Ell \. Farrell. A. MeDougsll,
1 80 a, m, Saturday, Norway, crandiSland,
down. Msrtposa. e. b-Dlzon, $50
irwin o: ~. q. cowle. cieveco. ESQ
A1riaijr 80; z. J. Burlington. 1910. Hen.
nsrin II; r. G. Prick, ", johnson. II 30
y 80 10 ,. M C. A. BACK H. Croft,
stselton, W. J, olcott. 3. J, A. Hatfield,
$50: VIM MarIauchian, : m. Sat.
urdsys Chas. Hubbard, II. 9. Wilkinson. b
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
Nothing New in Ideals of Radicals

The plain truth however is that there nothing the
ideals or deologes of the radicals woudbe dctato cha
ienge anybody to find single idea in the coectvst
schemes that rampant today There is New Deal theory
which not at least old
date from the days of Aristoe others John Law.
Times different today they often
been in the past.
There have been plenty of times in the past when could
md all the clashing deologes which exist today
DO remember the unscentic Bridge
Somebody dictated that part of 'the world
Some unscienfc wouldbe dictator
dependent waerpower-then
the southwest treated dust bowl-now
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
MARKETS
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
New Plants Seen
Postwar Problem

WASHINGTON, Nov. s-Defense plant financing under the
direction Of Jesse Jones' federal loan administrator has been
calling being American factories for adding the
capacity for producing scarceaw materials and munitions
been discussing OF the with
handling and able the status of this effort which
bears vitality the physical capacity of the United States to
defend itself and supply material to antiAxs nations
Officials unable whether defense factory constitute
ton peak The to this question they point out
depends whether the detectives terms Of physical capacity
again increased by the policymakers at Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
CHICAGO
Snow Blamed in Death

BATTLE CREEK, Nov. 8.-The
heavy snowfall Of yesterday was
blamed for the death of Wesley
Campbell, IL, of Hickory Corners
who was killed when his automo.
bile skidded on q curve near his
home and overturned. He suf.
fered a broken neck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
Earnings

Continent al Diamond Fibre COMPANY and
wholly owned domestic subsidiaries report
for the nine months ended September 80 a
net profit of $592,e34 after provision OF
S1.054, 500 for federal income and excess
profits taxes and SIS, 900 for contingencies,
profit Of s3i3.55s after sis. 900 taxes, or
80 cents share In the 1e40 period. 81
Houston on Company Of Texas and sub
sidisry report September quarter net
Common. against 4 sa. i2s or II cents a
share on per cent preferred In arrears In
the September. 1859, quarter.
American Hawaiian Steamship Company
ended September 80 net profit OF 81, oos.-
14e after $3.50, 900 for contingencies, $929, :
900 for normal income taxes and 81, $50, 600
for excess profits taxes, equal TO A.72 n
share, compared with an adjusted net profit
for the 1910 period Of 81, 735, e6s, including
81, All, s13 proceeds from the sale of seven
ships in excess of book value and after
81 ,05e, ACT normal income taxes and 1884,
$40 excess pronts tax, equal TO seas .
share.
Reed Roller Bit Company reports for the
quarter ended September 80 a profit of
sos, 4e3 after charges, but before federal
September quarter of 1910 and a profit OF
S479,177 for the June quarter Of yle4i.
American Gas and Electric Company and
subsidiaries show for the IL months ended
September 30 net income OF S14, s64. ATS
after federal income and excess profits
taxes, etc, equal after preferred dividend
requirements 20 s2.93 a share on ASA, 1877
shares OF common. This compares with q
net income of Sf6,167,777 or t2.es q COM
mon share In the II months ended Sept. 80.
1910.
American viscosc Corporation discloscs a
September quarter net profit OF 81, 900, 4o4,
after S1,44s. 900 for federal taxes, or S1.o3
a share on common, against net profit Of
81. 100, ITO In the 1910 period after Sass, 900
taxes, or $1.05 on common, based on
present capitalization.
General Tine Instruments Corporation
reports for the 10 weeks ended october 4
a consolidated net profit of s40s,b46, after
federal and Canadian income and excess
profits taxes, equal, after dividend require
nients on 6 per cent preferred. to SOL a
common share, against 1895, 926. or OF
cents a common share for the IS weeks
ended Oct. 3. 1910.
General Time Instrument Corporation re-
ports a consolidated net income for the 10
weeks ended October OF $4os.bl6 altar
federal and Canadian income and excess
4 profits tHxts. against $4,000 In the like
period of the preceding year. -
! brewing Corporation Of America and
subsidiaries report for the fiscal year
I, ended September 80 a net profit OF S62t,
.44s, after federal income taxes, etc, equal
"a So cents share. No provision was
believed necessary for federal excess
profits taxes. This compares with net
profit OF $3.50 ,466. or "a cents a share In
the preceding fiscal year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
indication Of Economy in Wartime Britain

AS indication Of In wartime Britain
is told about of John D. Bgge ndurast
time director of production of the 0PM when recently
dinner party in London given by Prime Minister
Churchill The place card bearing Biggers evidently
been used before On the hack Harry
Likewise American officials who had been the other side
to confer leaseend problems point traditional
extended British weekends
Churchill took guests to his country place Saturday,
and they back in London the following
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08

American Cyananid Company and sub
sidIaries show for the nine months ended
September 80 q net profit of 81, 323, 0e5
after provision OF S7,sst, 500 for fedora
and foreign income taxes and $500, 600 foi
and B common, against an adjusted mel
profit OF 81, 1876, o72. or &l.s2 On combined
common IN ms 1910 period. after %. 055, oet
federal and foreign income taxea and
$3.50. 900 for contiue eneies. ----
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
That Last Straw

Our rich Washington overlords
would do we'll to recall that ii
was the last straw which broke
the carnels back.
Copyright. 1871. By b. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08

Prohibition and Thanksgiving Day mobile
experiments not scientific They
So have been silver buying and the Bay tidal
scheme So Will be the st. Lawrence waterway.
AS scientific predict managed currency
deficit financing and printing will fall Certainly they
old hills -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
EAST BUFFALO
Midland OIL Corporation de.

clared a dividend Of IS cents on
So convertible preference, payable
December Is TO stock of record
December 1. Paid the same
amount on September Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08

SyfvHnfa Industrial Corporation reports
for the mine months ended September 30 a
net profit OF $500 4is. after, FEDERAL taxes.
equal 10 Sl.sS share on as. 026 shares
This compares with a net profit for the
nine months ended Sept. 80. 1910, OF
$500, SOB, equal to si.ei share on t2i,-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
Metal Markets

Kew York and Wholesale nouferrous
metal Quotations supplied ny Federated
Metals Division Detroit. Spot. % per cent
tin, nominal: New York. So; future tin.
So; lake grade copper, delivered Midwest.
L.; hlsstselytle spct, snefter Il casting
copper i17a; 81. Louis lead, 80; 81.
Let's zinc. s.7b, View York antimeny, IA;
virgin aluminium, IS. H.
Copper Gales, 3.si4 tons. Export copper
II IS resale, IL oetoees--slah zinc pfo-
.ducfion, 10 $50 tons, Pre- sterling ca
change, aio3 -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
Opening
Stocks

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-Prices of
the following stocks on the New
York Stock Exchange at the OPEN
ing today were: 4,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08

50 against $2.25 in 1910.
American Chicle Company de-
clared an extra dividend of 81 in
addition to q regular quarterly
dividend of 81 on common, both
payable December Is to stock of
record December /. This will
bring 1871 payments to So, against
$3.50 in 1910.
Western Auto Supply Company
declared regular quarterly divi-
dend of so cents on common, pay
able December / to stock of record
November 20.
Brewing Corporation OF Amer.
lea declared d dividend of 10, cents
payable December 10 to stock OF
record November IL. "A like
amount was paid September 10.
s. III. Kress & Company declared
a dividend of 40 cents on common,
payable December 10 to stock of
record November 10. Paid the
same amount in preceding quar-
tiers.
City Ice and Fuel Company de-
clared a dividend of 80 cents on
common, payable December Is to
stock OF record December l. A
like amount was paid in Septem-
Der.
/
Bucyrus-Erie Company declared
a final year-end dividend of IS
cents on common, payable Deem
Der Is to stock of record Novem-
Der 20. Dividends for the year
total 81, the same as in 1910.
Henry Holt Co., Inc, declared
a dividend of 80 cents on partici-
lpating Class A, payable December
II to stock of record November ID
Previous payment was go cents or
Dec. 2. 1910,
AIlis Chalmers Manufacturing
Company declared a dividend Of sc
cents, payable December % tc
stock of record December I. The
newly authorized disbursement
brings total dividends for 1871
to $150, the same as paid in 1910
Chicago Corporation declared q
dividend of so cents on preference
stock, payable December / tC
stock of record November Is 4
-ISinfffar- paynent=was made Sep
TENDER l.
Molybdenum Corporation o
| America declared a dividend o
I12ia cents, payable December Il
TO stock of record December 2
Dividends for the year total 81
cents, against 81 in 1910.
SylYanlA Industrial Corporate,
declared an extra dividend OF g.
cents and a regular quarterl.
dividend of IS cents, payable No
ivember 25 10 stock of record No
vember II. With these dividend
1871 payments will amount I
I$1.35 against $l.25 in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
Dividends

Van Raalte Company, Inc, de.
Cleared final year-end dividend OF
S1.50 on common, payable Deem
Der 10 stock of record November
10. Dividends for the year total
So against $2.25 in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08

Ward Baking Company discloses FOR the
~ weeks ended October IS net loss Of
&54, sac, after taxes, depreciation, etc.
against a net loss Of tiss,s05 for the AZ
geeiSs ENDED oct 10, 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
Livestock Markets
CHICAGO

\ CHICAGO, Eev. 7,-INE1--HnCS-
scsip 1900; m.rks, steady, e &c ; .ss q
| 2 10; IS; hssSiss;I SD 100 iS..si medium
$40. IS q TO- So lights. stotbi8,i5;, light
l,g ia =, s9 1ss 49, Rsekins sovsi $3.50
CATTLE = Receipts, 1000; nsrk.,
steady; pesr steers. choice, sii.5od "a Is.
medium as sos $50 h,is, ssrIips seq
81 $50; bulls, $500 1925; calves. s7T
ID: feeders. $50 li.5o; stoekers, steers.
IS q Y; COWS and heifers, 50. oog 10. 50.
sHEEPUReeeipts, 500: market steady
yearlings, ssqs.s5 feeders. s1o.5o9 1l.25;
ewes. $3.75q5.7o.
PITTsBURGH
PIT ssuRo Nov. 7-uNsl-
Steers, choice, sii.5op II So medium tc
good. Se.504ii; common s725ae.25,
heifers. medium TO good, S7.50ns.75; com
2G ssm e0 snd % estsr e sosd s Iii
medium n sssSs7.fis. 0OO'''O' common .e
HoGs-Rsesipts; ESQ; market slow and
iSc S. 49, aa sS Ss sS 3;
ibo; lbs, $40 aIo.a5; roushs, seEsso.
cb sHsEn I,nS. ., 100 market steady
ewes. S3q4.75; wethers. S3-soei3 rs.
cALvEs-Reeeipts. so: market steady,
Good 10 choice, N4A15; medium, Sii 50
q 1880: culls and common. s7ufo.
| EAST BUFFALO
EAST BUFFALO. N. Y, Nov. 7.-Hoos
Receipts, 800. market, 15c lower Good
and choice, s10.T5; trucked-ins, 5000
CATTLE-Receipts, 800. odd lots IS
MS.75: cows and bulls, stesdy; cutter and
common cows. s5.75ass5; Gamers, 81 SO
cALyEs-Receipts, 100; market. vealerr
firm. qpod and choice. si4.50; common and
medium, teG12.5o.
SHEEP Receipts. 500; market, 25c
dunn and mixed, sio.25df1;7 fat ewes.
$50 $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
Detroit Poultry

Market steady. No quotations avanabie
Saturday.
EGGs-Nsrkst arm, current receipts.
S7hc; undergrsdes, 1854 n27Mc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08

Western Auto Supply Company
declared regular quarterly divi-
dend of so cents on common, pay
able December / to stock of record
November %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
Detroit Stock Market

IN dOpuona
~ count o only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
Forbes
Taxpayers Discover
Cash Means Nauehi TO
Roosevelt. Moreenthau
By b. G. FORBES

More threatenings against tax
Smyrna times., 1941-08-07

made their appearance off Della
ware City and score of fishermen
are once more engaged in the busi-
ness.
Henry C. Owens, colored, of Phil
adelphia, is named for the prin-
cipalship of the new colored col
lege, the site of which has not yet
been selected.
Wilmington reporters will form
an association. The Philadelphia
style of police cards has been
adopted and approved by the Com
mission.
The Delaware State Grange will
picnic at Cape Henlopen City on
August 10, 20, and 21st. The late
General Assembly will probably
hold a reunion at the same time.
The new tug boat, John B. Pal
mer, which is being built at the
jackson and Sharp Company's
shipyard for Palmer and Company
of New York was launched at high
water this morning.
George D. Lippincott, Rep, has
succeeded William Doyle, Dem, as
gardener and attendant at the
Eighth street park, Wilmington.
City Council makes the appoint
ment.
A whiskey bottle struck the Rev.
L. w. Layfeld in the eye as he was
Smyrna times., 1941-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Montague
and daughter. Joan, Mr.. and Mrs,
Walter Gullett, Jr., Mrs. Walter
Gullett, Sr., and Mrs. Joan Stanton
of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Roadway, of Smyrna, and
Mrs. Elba Roadway spent the week
end at the Roadway cottage al
Kits Hammock. On Sunday, Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Hazel, of VIII
mington, visited them.
Mrs. Carl Dahn and son spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jacot
Petri, near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Aulhouse
have as their guests this week Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Montague and son
of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ford have
moved to Smyrna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winifred Hughes
are spending the week at Fenwicl
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Roadway en-.
tertained on Sunday Mrs. Aller
Knox and Mr.. F. Peterson, of Ches-
ter, and Mr.. and Mrs. James Faulk-
ner, near town.
Smyrna times., 1941-08-07

trying to quell fight at the CAM
den Union Camp. James Cook, of
Wilmington, was arrested for hurl-
ing the missile at the pastor.
Mr.. John Taylor of Dover, picked
off 80 trees 3S4 baskets of peaches
on Saturday and expects to get
over 400 baskets. This is said to
be the largest yield ever known on
that number of trees in this coun-
ty.
Sheriff Simons has sold the Col
Inns Beach property of the Bay
Head Improvement and New York
Terminal Company to Benjamin
Nields, attorney of Wilmington, for
5000. 1t is subject to S2,5O0
mortgage.
There are about 100 registered
stills on this peninsula, and it is
probable that 10000 gallons of ap-
pie and peach brandy will be made
by them this year for which the
Government will receive a tax of
$4,000.
There is a contention in Middle
town over the proposed Middletown
Odessa Electric Railway. w. R.
Polk, the protector, claims that his
charter allows him to run down
Main Street, but the Town Com
missioners say that the road must
be built on side street.
Smyrna times., 1941-08-07

with Mrs. Seaborn Buckson, at Do
yer.
Mr.Howard Rash and sister, Miss
Clara B. Rash entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland Garrison on Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Rhoda Masten and Miss
Clara B. Rash were the guests OF
Mrs. C. Lynch Friday evening.
Mr.. Howard Rash, who has been
i'll, is somewhat improved.
Mrs. Lydia Russum entertained
her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Russum, of Wilmington, re-
Gently.