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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
Latins U. S. Big job
Il Sister Republics in South America Still Mus
Be Won TO Our Side. TomIinson Says

America has big selling job to
do if il is to win our II sister
republics in South America to our
side of the international scrim-
mage line. according to Edward
Tomlinson, ace foreign correspond
ent in South America for the last
10 years.
And, according to Tomlinson' it's
not so much a case of telling them
how much we like them as it is
convincing them how big, tough
rich and determined we are In the
international picture.
Tomlinson is here today to lee
ture before the Town Hall audience
at the Fisher Theater.
WRONG KIND OF PEOPLE
"Our first efforts at the good
neighbor policy were not too
successful" Tomlinson said "be-
] cause IL was overdOne and be-
cause there were too many Of
the wrong kind Of people trying
to be good neighbors.
"When six chamber OF COM
merce delegations arrive in a
South American capital all on
the same day and demand that
l they see no one less than the
president, then the South Ameri-
can begins to wonder II we
aren't bestowing little too
much attention on them.
81 think the delegation of Ar
I gentine deputies who are In
Detroit today inspecting your
industrial might Is the best ex-
ample Of how this problem should
be approached.
4 CAPITALIZE ON STRIKES
German propaganda m d o
capital of strikes I'm defense in
dustries and on the speeches Of
isolationist leaders. So I'm their
broadcasts and news- releases
they made us out an impotent,
disunited people.
"That has been their chief in
strument of propaganda; repeat
ing the words of our own people,
quoting our military and con-
gressionaI leaders who shouted
that we had not a single modern
airplane, not piece of up-to-
date artillery and that Ii would
take us Mt least a year TO build
just one.
Our big Job Is to show them
this Is not the case. III we were
to spend the money we now use
to send movie actors, ballots,
r Orchestras and what not ia
South America to invite the i'm
E portant South Americans here to
see what we are like and what
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
Marine News
DETROIT

BarraIlton. FreeIand cleared, Louisi
ana Relief arrived $40 ?. m, TUESDAY
Fitch, $3.50, Barkhamstead Constitution.
4 800. sonoma. Sis; Hy Ford, 3 so, Coralia
cleared 500; Britamlubf $50, Crescent
------tt>-------f
German 1000; Alpena,
10 10 .~farlow- F0lcroft 10 u.s.; l.. c. Hanna,
iif0 Diamond Alkah. Kerr, 1920 "A. m.
Wednesday. Lsughln, / 30; calcite cleared
D IS; Wovin. i:60: Pam Schneider, 2.30;
Osborne. 2.35; Hulst 1928; D. =. Thomp-
s. =. Cement. 6:55; ingalls,, 7.l5; Edge
water 1913, J. a. kling 7.i5; J. G. Allen
1928, NestmGunt Z 80; Elwood, $40; ny
Ford cleared $40. X. Butler. $40: Oak
wood cleared $40. Penohscot arrived s 80
DOWN Victorious. 3.O5 p. m. Tuesday;
Suitana arrived 4.i5. Caicite, 400. y. II.
Taylor cieared. Nottingham. 4 so; Sult8na.
$40; Mccarthy, a:l5: Lake chelan, on
1856 Fitch. e25i Hubbard. 2 80; Nudge.
l0.Oo. Crescent City. 1920. Oakwood
arrived midnight: S0noma cleared u 05
la. ~ Wednesday James Davidson. 1888
f7-r'7H~Ar, $50. Maryland. 2.2a, Huron
arrived 2:35; Barkhamstead Constitution
cleared $3.50. Tug sulphite arrived IS:
IronWocd cleared BIO Fulton, $40; CITY
Hamlton. 800 C0wan- Bge G. arrived
so. CYCLIC Chief 100: whitney -Cleveoo
$50. ssnslbar cleared $50. W. ID. Cra~'
sAULr sJE. MARIE
'C Schneider Col J. Fickands. II. WilM
King. ii 80; Msthevston. ] p. m. W a
Reisf. 30. }. ~ Frantz, 8. J. A. Hat
held. Z r. T. weir 1870. Nsgsunes, $50
Dunn Dr.. 3 phipps 10. a. NJ. byers. u
col J. schOonmaker. stadscona, n 3
Ruam. Edmonton, midn.ghti G Jaffray
|R W. stewart ! a m Wednesdayi y
Roberts gr 1880. n Sheadie J. p. IN
son. 2.30. ". g.. Pollock 3. ~ ] Bar
telme. W A irei1. 4 J. W. Gates Van
doc 2. TafhHuder4a :30A
DOWN Pontiac. Auguttuf $50 a. m
TUESDAY; } a. Farrcn q, syivania. Utca
D. i Morreii $50. j.. a ;. CLARKE
siack1ouse 10. ~ sh.ras 81 81 J. Watt
N1-co. 1880 p. 10; 3 MorEan, go
D. BtfHirG g. steele King. %. Wees
- r. @ffeck. e. N G. smith sam Ma
tacr a. ). j. H1 Frtz. z r. Mitchell
A. Nrr-9N c4: Marguerite. Florence
ftr rerrrn. Manila. g. J. J POLAND
Princeton ESQ; JsW Morse. r. White. 80
Taa rls. A. p CrtrrUuF. il a. n FER
here fos vr0f nidrirh' Benson Word
itr. u-r 30 IN. Wedrsstty F.Ttv
Nv 81 ~ si|ury. prth1 ~ "
II rr t4-ae a. a 70 ECrey
trraHr. E u8r.ap. e
N.rHrr ra T. oufF-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
70 Amateurs Fight
On Suburbs Card

Twenty amateurs are scheduled
for 80 rounds of boxing tonight in
the program sponsored by Lincoln
Park recreation department al
Lincoln Park High School. First
bout begins at $3.50. The school,
lis located at Champagne and
Lafayette streets.
The program: Jim Powers VS.. Al Brown
Tom Nelson W.. widmer Londo; San
Mandeilo VS.. Tom McGraw; Joe AndArl
Tvs. Mickey PezaK, Jim HcGratn vs. Tor
Flynn; Art Tracey VS.. Bob Hannah; Dici
ITamplin VS.. Tom Folder; Joe Thayer vs.
Al Amato; Dick Pringie VS.. Art Peters
BIZ Borns VS.. JACK Scott.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
Livestock Markets

nEThOIT
TIA r. n~~~.,--- rnHrKgt AZ
classes about steady: choice steers. Sil Z.
~ 6s. good steers. Sl0.T5Uii rs: com
mon 20 medium, $3.50 y 1915. good heif
ers. $40. 23Gli25; common 10 medium
81. 25a 1923; good cows, T75Ns; medium
cows, 81 25N It's. cutter and common
S5,T5MT25, Gamers. 81 S01 BIS; goot
beef bulls, IS. 75G 9 25; good sausage bulls
ss.75@9.le; medium sausage bulls, $s4
s75; cutter and common, 50 50fs; goot
and choice stocker and feeder calves. 81
e13: medium. SsGli: good stoeker anC
feeder steers and heiers.eSe9 q 1925: com
mon 20 medium, S7Rea@
CAIVES-Market not established, bid
cinr weak 90 soc lower.
HOGS--Msrket not established. No QUO
tations available early today. Tuesday
22o ms. $40 90; 22O TO gao his. $40 30
$50 70 900 his SlO.25: 240 20 26O lbs
5000 $50 90 ESQ los.. $40 10; ESQ "a 3ot
s.p,, $40; hesyies goo 10 $50 lbs 50 go
ss5o, roughs. Ss.75Gs: pigs and lights
see6a10: stays, ss25 $50.
CHICAGO
rUICAGO Oct. 2s.-(INS)--HOGS-Re Re
rslyts a., 900; market 10c TO zoe lower;
no.doyers, 1000; top. $40 e5; bulk, 5000
n 90; heavy, $1,000 10 so; medium.
Frf, IS 0i0,s5; Hight. Sio@io.50; light
i,kii,. 81. 1870 10 20; packing soEs, ssr5oa
cArTLE-RsceIpts. Ii.soo; market
rsady. calves, Receipts, ! 500; market
steady. Beef steers--Choice, Sll.5On
i775: common. IS 500 II So yearllngs,
es9i2.eo. Butchers-Heifers. IS 80;
COWS, S7@sT5: bulls. $50 y 1923; calves,
ETNf14; feeders, $50 II SO. Stockers-
Steers. ssal2: cows and heifers. s6.ooq
sHEEP-Reeclpts, 1000; market steady;
lambs, s11 ,506i2: common, 50 SO q 80;
yeariings sede.75; feeders, Sl0.75d l125;
ewes. $3.50 $50.
PITTSBURGH
:. PITTSBURGH. oct. s.-nNs)-cAT.
TIE Receipts. 100. market steady steers
Choice, Sl1 500 Il so: medium good 500
II.So; common, 81 25ae.25. heifers, me
cows. medium good. s6.5oa7; Gamers and
catiers, 81 50ds.5o bulls, good choice
$3.50 p 10; common medium 81. 25 Z so.
HoGs-Receipts. $50: market active and
40 be. Sio75 . 10 IS. 200. $50 lbs. $40 &
-g1o SIS; 230G 200 MS. $40 IS q 0.s5: 100.
80 ms. SIC. 25 q 10 so; roughs So q $50.
SHEEP Receipts, 300; market steady
good. Si06 II. common lambs. ss.50Gs
ewes S3a4 Isl vethers. So 5OQ575
CALVES--Recelpts. 1T5; market steady
Ccod-choice. S14a1S: medium, Sill 80 q
u so; eulls and common, $7alO
EAST BUFFALO
(rNsl--HoGs--Rece 300; market dun
lev as seen H., Is, $40 So so,1 G llS 20
70 $40 ms. $40 80 - 10 IS; rough an,
weighiy sows. 81 35ms75.
'CATTLE--Recelpt 200: grass steer
ana hefers weak 20 Csc lower. cows Ant
bulls unchanged; 600 10. grass steers
%: cutter and common cows. $3.50
6.75. Gamer, S4.35 $3.50: Lightweight
sausage bulls Sss0V775
-rALNEs-R Receipts 90. veaiers arm
good and choice largely SIS; common an
medium $40 500 "a.
SHEEP Receipts. 200; market weak
good 10 choice. rs q Il SO. medium an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
-Notre Dame Given
New PLAYS for Army

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. %
UNS)-The Notre Dame football
team today worked out plans for
the blitzkrieg it hopes TO launch
against Army when ii goes 10
West Point Saturday. Goa c h
Frank Leahy gave his squad five
new plays and announced that all
members were in top physical
shane
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
Dividends

Falstaff Brewing Corporation
declared an extra dividend OF 10
cents and a regular quarterly divi-
dend of ID cents on common. both
payable November % 10 stock OF
record November ID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

Wilson-Jones Company declared
a year-end dividend of 62la cents,
PAYABLE November 8 TO stock OF
record November 6, bringing pay
ments for the year TO Sl.1212
against IS cents in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

Canada Dry Ginger Ale de-
clared an extra dividend Of 40
cents in addition to a regular
quarterly dividend of Is cents,
both payable December 8 TO stock
of record November "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

APPLEs-wolf River. fancy. yiel.a
fahcy. 81 bu.i No. :. si.a.al:7s; No; ..
No. 2. 75c bu-; Jonathan. fancy. x1.1s bu-i
fancy. s. sS.: No. 1. si.scei.is Sa. No
3: H2E'h' no SPY , Ia9ssy' NOW: q ss No No.
BEXNs~Lims beans. No. I. si.7oos
'BEETs-Fancy, 81 bu.; Nc. 4. soetss
dozen bunches; 5ops5c Blu.
BLAcKBERRIEs-No. 1. ssos.So 2A-os.
crate.
c cHSsAGE-No' !. soS gS soe bu.; No. 2.
4oc; red, No. !. coo 7oc bu.; curly. No. !.
% c AR 1. $50 soc dor bunchI>
s5caSl bu.; No. 2. soc dos. bunch
cAuLIFLowER = Fancy $40; No. 1.
n CELERY-Fancy, $50 soc; No. 4. ESQ
3Oc: No. 2, iOd20c doz. lunches.
CELERY cABBAoE--Faney. 81 ou.; No.
H. CELERY Roor-No 1. NQ1.25
cRANBERRIEs = No. 1, N.sogs 10
TO- pi T a sOc dozen lunches.
| EGGPLANT-No. 1, 4o960c ousnei.
FGGsGLarge, si3. SO a 1928 so-doz: case;
medium, si2.25e IL. 70; small, Slog1o.o 20.
oSIoNs.crssn Nc Fancy I; 1855 1851 aG Ne.
y 81 ioai.2s oO-ib. sack: No. q 7ee.
'PARsSiPs-No. ], socgsi.2o; No. T.
SASEsshEEyy SSoT-sN IS. Soc t sos Ssa: so
pTARsENo. i, $1,000 bu.: No. -
pEfFEHs1.co;ssSSs s ss No. Il 'ssi &c s sS:
req . w" NO l. so@ soe bu; No. 2. SOC;
n0 Pf;rMi ns 1. eo9soo bu; no
2. Doc INV u.,. ,,v. heavy breeds, 10
a5oc N, ieVhorns, 17ali9e ID: broiiers,
heavy, 81 a 23e; isghorns. lsuzoei aucss'
i' PPo 5TI rS,F neI.io Su; No. Il
'' Po srs; oT noLio BID; No. 4.
75m s5c; No. z, SOC
PUMPKINs-No. l.. toQ soc pu,
oc sAp No = ,o e.' horse rec No sseSsi
PIX GUSrrHBAoAs-No, /, so97sc bu,
ri SsUt oss.o .aSs:S No No sssss!: "a.
p TtoS s PSssSu'N No sasssC Ou No. =.
4 u r pn 1. so94oe dos bchs; 70
: QsOc bu; No. 2, 50 q soc bu.
n VEGETABLE GREENs-Romains, TO.
n 1. 500 75c blu; escarole. No. !. eoeess
9s f sSs,., No No !, g s5soe ou 10. NS Sen:
I sorrel, No. 1, 40 q soc bu; swiss ehard. 90
II u SOC hu- kaie. No. 1. zoo Doe ou; col
!, lards. no. 1, 40M SOC bu; muHa.o' - =.
q i. 35nA5c bu: head lettuce. No. L. vocw
81; No. 2, use: leaf lettuce. No. !, ~
~ q Csc bu: ieeks. No. 1. 60@7oc DOS pens
\ spinach. No. /. 75e@si bu; turnpis. Ns'
I \ :. IRRITABLE oYsrErs-ro. 4. ece7ss
X deE behs.
a. CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Oct 2s.-tINs)-BUrrEE-
Receipts & $50 tubs: steady, Ac on. LII.
Itras, s2-score 35c; s,andards so-se2x
cars. 3ic; extra firsis. sl-scors sc ~
ss-sV-scofe, 81 4 q y &C; specials, sS7se
EGGs- Receipts. e7ls cases; ke-is
higher: current receipts SOC; fresh extra
lfIsts, S4ei fresh firsts. s2he' dirtiss'
l2sNe: checks, 25Nq.
CHEESE - Twins. 2t& n25Ae: daisies.
- prints and longhorns 23i1 n 2oe.
mi LIVE PoULTRY-irregular. Turkeys, "
II G2ie: hens i3As y ise; leghorn hens. 10 y
n, 1tnc: springrrs ioh TAO; broiisrs, IS D
), 2ic: ROSTERS 13hQ lihe: ducks. l2o i7ei
u geese, So tsifr.
= American Type Founders. IBe., and sub
"a sldisres show for the six months ended
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

interim dividend of Is cents
.on common, payable January 2 to
stock of record December 10. Pre-
viously common dividends were
paid at the rate of 20 cents per
quarter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
Scratches
International News service Wire

international News Service Wire
ROCKINGHAM PARK
Weather, clear, track, slow
First Race Hurry Ann, Your Bid.
Epitsph, Possibility.
Second Race--Fly Cent Personable.
Seventh Race-GiEi. Ernie Manner,
Chestnut Bur. Cisneros.
Ninth Race--Deciared on.
EMPIRE CITY
Weather, clear. track. fast.
First Race Dignity. shan Hin, Cias-
sic Beauty. Scenic Wake
Third Race Mersa Matrlh, Feathery.
Sixth Race Stlmady.
CHURCHILL DOWNS
Weather, clear. track. fast.
FRS, spalpeen, Wei Alright.
Silver wind
Second Race Brides Best, Miah.
Jims Charm, Gay Quill, Gay Youth. My
Berei. BarterinE Gingall
Third RsCel-Little Kiss
Fourth Rate- Nico. Leila n, Daddy,
Fly Me, sudden Thought, Ava Delight.
Nicholas Cay Water
sixth Race--Joan T., Hoptown Lass.
Montsin MaiFco
Eighth Race Declared or.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
epnPTsAfAN.s PARK

WeafLer. clear, track. heavy.
Ftvst Ra~e poiiv'aur Turaboy, Joe
Fisher. Blue star Five Fifty, Tony But
icf
second Race Maior gcat. Biz Pin.
Nsgrr'a cash Kay Greenock, GALLEY
FHffp Eurrf eukfF
Frrrfl rafe@ pganra| PyfdsDn. Gay
ChaFiHffsl ~ IN Talent. Bright Play,
ErI.f tr
nf narf-F uFrnlsr
seventh Race hskar.s Fiorzsn Black.
Csrlfrrf. LatuHhra MiEs Pittypat, Geo.
Ffrrf.r.
Fignfh Pace MaFsrtime Pompiit,
Beau DO. Pretty Rose, Takltfronne.
Bla1sar0und
Ninth Bacs-Declans< 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
CHICAGO

American Type Founders. Inc, and sub-
sldisr1es show for the six month"; ended
September 30. a net profit OF s2iS.see aftes
federal normal income ana defsnse tAxse.
etc equal 10 81 cents a share. against .
net LOSE OF Sc $50 for the six rnonths ended
Sent so 1910,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bongard Co
Windsor. Prices in cents. Noon prices:
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

HuH-fEsI Company add subsidlafies shnw
o. September quarter ret profit ~ $3.50 SO
equal t1 tIt4I share compared Win
E.ft rk. ofr 81 cents q share ID, NGe Eep.
fruter quarter 81 $3.50 and 1871 T1e, or %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

LAUREL
weather clear track. fast
FIRST Race FlyinF Reich. Tileyries
Bay MIS- sunEino BRIGHT Erin.
Third Race Connie Jean, Seven Seas,
John A
Finh Race-NIss Goshen.
Seventh Race Keiicvs Lad.
Eighth Race SolafIum. Just Tourist,
penderciero. Brilliant one, Dune. Tramp
ship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
Remincton Rand. Inc. declared

OF record November "a.
Remington Rand, Inc, declared
Interim dividend of Is cents
on common. payable January 2 to
fstOCK of record December 10. Pre-
.viously common dividends were
paid at the rate of 20 cents per
quarter.
United Engineering and Foundry
Company declared a dividend OF
so cents on common, payable No
Ivember Is to stock of record
November z. The same amount
was paid August IL.
American Rolling Mill Company
declared a dividend of 35 cents or
common, payable December II K
Stock of record November IL. Pait
the same amount September Is.
Standard Dredging Corporation
declared special dividend of II
cents on common, payable De
tcembeE 1 10 stock OF record NO
vember 10. Paid a like amount
September 2.
Pitnay. -Bewes Postage Meter
Company declared an extra dlvl
dend of 10 cents and regulai
quarterly dividend of 10 cents
both payable November 20 to stocE
of record November i.
National Lead Company de-
lclared a regular quarterly divl-
Idend of SITS on Class A preferred,
payable December Is to stock OF
record November %.
Ashland Oil and Refining Com
pany declared a regular quarterly
dividend of 10 cents on common,
payable December 10 to stock OF
record December Il.
Beaunit Mills, Inc, declared a
dividend of so cents on common,
payable December 1 TO stock OF
record November IS. Current dec
laration brings payments this year
to 81, against Is cents in 1910.
Ferro Enamel Corporation de-
clared dividend of 25 cents, pay
able December 20 to stock Of
record December 5. A like amount
was paid September 20.
Pharis Tire and Rubber Com
pany declared a dividend OF ID
cents on common, payable Novem-
Der 25 10 stock of record Novem-
Der 10. Previous payment also was
Is cents on September 20, last
year.
United Gas Improvement Conn
lpany declared a dividend of Is
cents on common, payable Decem-
Der % to stock of record Novem-
Der %. Paid 20 cents in September,
June and March this year and %
cents previously.
Crane Company declared a divi-
dend of 81 on common, payable
December ] to stock Of record No
Ivember s. Previous payment was
so cents. Dec. %. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
Rise in Steel
List Features
Mixed Market
U. s. Steel Up Point,
Rejecting Higher
Profits, Motors Dull

NEW YORK. oct. 29-Steel
shares moved 10 higher ground al
the stock market opening this
morning, but other groups were
irregularly lower in dull trading.
United States Steel moved up Is
to 53%, rejecting the corpora
tons increased third quarter earn
i#gs announced late yesterday
and the hope that current labor
difficulties will be ironed out salts
factorily Bethlehem steel gained
u and Republic Steel an eighth.
Sears and Montgomery Ward
drifted lower. Anaconda. Com
monwealth Edison, Union Carbide,
and American Telephone tfafied
minus signs. Motors were quiet
and firm. Westinghouse Electric
was active and about a better.
Texas Corporation and Lockheed
aircraft gained a shade.
CHICAGO, Oct. %. - (INS) 49,
Wheat opened sc TO &c higher
today, corn sc down to &c up
and oats &c up.
WHEAT - December, S113sk n
1.13ia; May, $1.1S4 al1Slz; July,
S1.19M.
CORN-December, 75hc; May,
S07sc: July, S27sc.
OATS-December, 471ac; May,
SOC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
Detroit Stock Market

Pad In
rcashe con OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

Crane Company declared a divi-
dend of 81 on common, payable
December ] to stock OF record No
vember s. Previous payment was
so cents. Dec. %. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

United Engineering and Foundry
Company declared a dividend of
so cents on common, payable No
vember Is to stock of record
November z. The same amount
was paid August II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

American Rolling Mill Company
declared dividend of 35 cents on
common, payable December IL to
Stock of record November IL. Paid
the same amount September Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
RIVER DOWNS

Weather. clear track, fast
Third Race Patsy Ruth
Eighth Race Declared Of.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

United Gas Improvement Com.
.pany declared a dividend of Is
cents on common, payable Decem-
Der % TO stock of record Novem-
Der %. Paid 20 cents in September
June and March this year and q
cents previously.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

Standard Dredging Corporation
declared a special dividend of 10
cents on common, payable De-
tcembeE 1 10 stock OF record NO
vember 10. Paid a like amount
September 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

National Lead Company de-
clared a regular quarterly divl-
dend of SITS on Class A preferred
payable December Is TO stock OF
record November %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

GET YOUR CAR NOW at today's low
prices and sensible terms of one-third
down and Is months on the balance. See
the large selection of good used cars in
the AUTOS for Sale" classification of
Times Want Ads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

Ashland Oil and Refining Com
pany declared a regular quarterly
dividend of 10 cents on common,
payable December 10 to stock OF
record December II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

Pitaey - Bewes Postage Meter
Company declared an extra divi-
dend of 10 cents and regular
quarterly dividend of 10 cents,
both payable November 20 to stock
of record November /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

Paraffine Companies, Inc, and subsidi-
aries report 10 rthe quarter ended septem-
her 40 a net profit of S494. go after fed
eral income taxes. including S20s, l79 for
federal excess profits taxes. equal. after
dividend requirements on 20, sO4 shares OF
a per cent preferred 20 30 cents a share
on common. against a net profit OF $751;
44s or n cents common share In the
September quarter Of 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

Pharis Tire and Rubber Com
pany declared a dividend of ID
cents on common, payable Novem-
Der 25 10 stock of record Novem-
Der 10. Previous payment also was
Is cents on September 20, last
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

Beaunit Mills, Inc, declared a
dividend of 80 cents on common,
payable December l TO stock OF
record November Is. Current dec
Ilaration brings payments this year
to 81, against Is cents in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18

Canadian citizens are paying
5000, 100000 this year 10 train ant
equip aviators for all of tho
empire. John MacCormac. Cana
dian ncwSpaperman and author
told the Detroit Economic Clut
at lis weekly meeting at the Book
Cadillac Hotel.
"This Il a sum comparable to
n -billion-dOllar eNpendi-
ture by the United States. mas
much a. this country has IL
times Canada's population" said
MacCormac. England was to
have paid part. bu. since the
fall of France .Le whole burden
has fallen upon Canada.
"In the last war you heard a
lot about Canada. In this war
You have heard very little. That
is partly due TO circumstances;
partly due TO what consider an
almost morbid fear i'm very high
places in Canada that any at
tempt to advertise Canada's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
on ADVISORY COUNCIL

Hartman. 49-voar-old broker
and a director of numerous cor
porationS. Is member OF the
President business advisory coun-
al and formerly was rs chairman.
What title Hartman VIII have on
new Job was not disclosed but It
was known that he VII not an the
recently created post OF minister
- Britain
This development came rs a
croup of Senate Republicans ms
formed Democratic leaders that
they would vote for the leaSc-lend
bill in the interest Of national
unity" if a binding antieomoy
amendment is written into the
measure TO avert danger of Amer
ica being involved in war.
This group. which includes q few
Of the most influential Republicans
in the Senate. seeks further modi-
Gcauons on presidential power, but
their big objective Is 10 make Ger
tain that the all OIL British aid
program docs not mean war.
The proposal was conveyed 10
Majority Leader Barley who con-
ferred with his lieutenants He
may lay the proposal before Pres
ident Roosevelt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
Saves You Much Money, and
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