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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-10
FRANCO AMERICANS
 HOLD FIRST DANCE

The first in c series of weekly dances to be presented by the Franco American Social club was attended by approximately one hun dred guests Saturday night in the organizations hall.
 The affair was arranged by com mittee consisting of Daniel Manseau chairman, Joseph Caron, Ellie De. pault, Leo Archambault, Rene Fre- geau, Miss Melina Fecteau, Miss Flora Carpenter, Miss Arrore Dor. val and Mrs. Cleo Bouchard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-10
TAR HEEL HEROES

Although North Carolina gave three presidents to the union Andrew Jackson (who was born on the South Carolina North Car- olina border), James K. Polk and Andrew Johnson - only one first lady" hailed from the Tar Heel State. She was Dolly Madison.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-10
WAR IN EUROPE A YEAR AGO,
 NOV. 10, 194O
By United Press)

(By United PreSs)
 Neville Chamberlain, former prime minister of Britain died yesterday, the government an- nOunced today.
 Italian army command was changed, with General UbaldO S0ddu replacing Gen. Sebastiano Visc0ntl Prasca as commander in-chief of Italian troops in Albania.
 Italy announced the capture of Gallabat i'm the Sudan.
 Soviet Russia began the mobilization of boys between the ages of 1A and 17.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-10
RABBI MAX CIFTER
 DELEGATES HERE

Chief speaker at the installation ceremonies of oftlcers of the Beth Israel Synagogue last night was Rabbi Max Gifter Of Baltimore. Bernard Holczer officiAted at the rites, after which Q dinner was serv- ed in the synagogue auditorium. Morris Siller acted as toagtmaster.
 Those inducted were: President, simon Goldman: vice-president. Jil- Illus Ggosstnala; financial secretary, Abraham Sherman; chairman of house committee, 1eadore HutlnslEy: ritual committee, Morris 8. Kaplail and Abraham Bereaitsky.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-10
JAPANESE ORES

The Lido eye operation" is be- coming popular n Tokio, where one surgeon is prospering because Japanese women want their eyes Co open wider and give them q ssouisul luoas"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-10
New Tax Measure Has
 Reused Senate, House
Senator Harry F. Byrd Is Out to Slash Expenditures $I,OOO, 900, 900 or More! Tax Increases Alarming
BY LYLE. c. WILSON United Press Staff Correspondent

Washington, Nov. 10-(UP)-RepreSentat of the House and Senate alarmed by Siyrocketng adniStra- ton tax proposals take their economy pleas directly to the treasury today hoping to cut government expenditures by at least $1 100000. Sen Harry F. Byrd, D. Va, chairman of the congressional committee set up to i-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-10

Argentina is establishing banking services lM country districts where farniegs nov have 10 banking faclli-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-10

Arthur Kennedy once worked q q steel miil.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-10
Walter WincheII
 On BvO0dw0y ,
MAN ARouT TOWN

'ssaas MaEA RsS'sssvsas cODyuS~t assO Ds'y a's's'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Gar Wood 10 Exhibit
At Heat Exposition

The air conditioning division OF
Gar Wood Industries, Inc, De.
troit. will exhibit an impressive
array of residential heating and
air conditioning systems at the
seventh international Heating and
Ventilating Exposition, held under
the auspices of the American So
ciety of Heating and Ventilating
Engineers. at the Commercial
Museum, Philadelphia, January rs
TO 30, according to Frank II.
Dewey, manager Of the air con-
ditioning division.
Gar Wood air conditioning di-
vision delegates who Will be in
attendance are: Frank II. Dewey,
manager; d. Luty, assistant
manager; Ray Willis and d. NJ.
kagay. district representatives;
and George Hewitt, Philadelphia
branch manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

Bank and president Of the club
During the first World War. De
Sepersky was the foremost ace IN
the Russian imperial air force, re-
celving every decoration his coin
try could beSsw upon INN he
came TO the United States in 1918.
following the Russian Revolution.
and became A consulting engineer
for the aviation industry in this
country. In 1927 ne became an
American citizen and was com
missioned a major in the United
States Army Air Corps.
His record Of accomplishments
is long and distinguished ore.
Ten years ago he began designing
and manufacturing planes for the
air corps. He invented the first
fully automatic bomb sight and
pioneered in the high altitude COM
bat flying by which the Raj
cleared the air over Britain This
past year He holds many world :
speed records and won the coveted
Harmon Trophy as 1895 foremost
alrrnan.
Major De Seversky is staunch
advocate of an independent air
corps. He is recognized interna-
tionally AS An authority on the
tactics and strategy Of aerial war
fare. and his predictions Of events
in Europe have proven his convic-
tons time and time again
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Sales Gain
White Motor f94F Volume
Seen Over IS Million

CLEVELAND Nev. Pre-
fiecting a heavy demand from the
army for trucks and armored
vehicles that has been superlm-
posed on increased requirements
for its regular line of trucks and
buses, sales of White Motor Com
pany in the second half are eX-
pected TO show an even larger gain
over a year'ago than was attained
in the first six months.
For the year of 1871, sales will
probably top $65,000000 by a good
margin. Last year sales were
S37. 573, CSC. In the first half, IN
sales gain of 20 per cent, White
earnings increased only slightly to
St26 a share from S1.19 a share
in the like 1910 period. While It
is still too early to estimate this
years earnings. it appears that
they will continue ahead of 1910
in the second half. This would
mean net for 194l larger than
the S3.l2 reported for 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Aids Building
Develop 'Ferroelas,' a New
Material for Factories

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-New
materials and techniques developed
in the defense emergency include
major contributions to building
construction.
One Of them is a revolutionary
new wall material for factories,
which its developers believe, will
prove superior 10 orthodox mate
rails. II is called Ferroglas.
evolved by engineers Of the Austin
Company around special flat rolled
steel products developed by Trus-
con Steel Company and F'iberglas
insulating materials produced by
the Owens-Corning Fiberglas Cor
poration and furnished by the
United States Gypsum Company.
1t is now being used for the first
time 10 form the roof and walls
of the giant 1000 foot-long win
dowless aircraft assembly plant
being built by the Austin Com
.pany al Fl. Worth. Tex. for the
Consolidated Aircraft Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Personal Notes

Just Jotted Down Lieut.. p. A.
Hart, formerly with Beaumont,
Smith and Harris. was giving
morale talks al Fort Sheridan
President George Judson Of
the Wabeek State Bank has pared
off about 81 pounds in as many
months and proudly shows how
his coat overlaps Adman
Frank Skinner briskly walking
down Third toward the boulevard
the other morning. Did you walk
all the way from Birmingham,
Frank? Ray O'Donnell. one
of Detroit's hardest working
brokers. tells Charles Merrill that
he called on one office on a re-
cent New York trip and then can
celed all his other calls because
OF the prevailing gloom And
Merrill's promise that if he'd dror
into M l.. F., A. P, +. e. p. he
wouldn't find any signs Of gloon
there President Harry Jack.
son of Mid West Abrasive got his
buck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

AtChiSon and Chesapeake anc
Ohio slipped fractionally New
York Central and Union Pacific
however, were higher.
General Motors and ChrysIer
ruled around the previous close.
There was some strength in Il
shares but gains were small
Aviations, rubbers and rail equip
mentS were mixed There was
some pressure on merchandising
shares and communications. Mail
orders and chcricaiSimprove
COMMODITIES generally displayed
easier tendencies.
Bonds were mixed and quiet.
Fractional gains were abett
offset by fractional declines but
United States government bonds
were firm and quiet. A steady
tone prevailed on the curb market
and price changes generally were
small. Colt Firearms stood out
with better than APPOINT squirt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Detroit Produce

-APfbF,S- M1rhtEau bu crates p
No p. IN minimum unless oih.rSiss
s0a17 IS Northern spys. 81 sndI rs,
Jonathans few 81 80 Rhode Island Green
inEs. 81 l0Ni 20 RaldNtns 81 shisess-
'sf Ryt 81 w e,S,,ss ~ ~ hammer, sov,u.
fuls 81 50T27i far S2H225. Naisn-
tines, far 20 Good 81 Sogf wax beans.
hest. s. 50ut far S32a. poor to or
BROCCOLI - California pony crates.
81 1874
CARRoTs-Ios Angeles. crates do..
punched California $3.50
CELERY Michigan. bundles fos.
s'alks Mammoth parchment wrapped SOC
California Gun crates Pascal ~ a 30;
ls-in. crates trimmed tops Pascal doi.
g. So Golden Heart, Is2s-in y crates.
SIS DOZEN x1-25
cAULIFLOWER- Pony crates. l7sAd
larger 81 $50 %
CRKNBrRRIks 80 Massachusetts -
boxes Howes 81 60 p 3 Is
GRAPES California display Jugs Emper.
ors 81 sou 81. fine quality clusters, Vic
n S. Ribtsrs fair. 81 IS, few htEhsr
LETTUCE Iceberg tyre. L. crats:
California salinas Wetsonville Distinct. ,
dor S3.5og us. few best H25: dof.
LEAF IETTucE-ohio ho,hou.. ION.
ONIONS 5e-lh. sacks. Sweet SPANISH
y s. No. !. Am ana larger Idaho.
81 IN. Pain. 81 81: Colorado. 81 90 fair.
N
Sin sire 81. ordinary condition, 81 asa
Michigan L. : No Yellows. 70-sog.
2ln and larger. 81 50gi 50. ain. size
sweet spanish. 81 80 Michigan White
Globe. L :. No. i. 70@ 2-in. and larger.
81 sOG17n
POTATOES oosih sacks Idaho Rnsset
Burhanks l.. s No. washed, ~ $50
2 SIS lo-lh sacks, 30 32c: L. comms.
iO0-lb. sacks 81 IS Maine i0o-lb. sacks.
T. 8 No I, Chippewas and Katahdins.
81 a0T2, few 81 SIS. 18Th paper sacks.
81 n 33c mostly 32c. Michigan ioO-lb.
sacks y s. No ] Cohblers. 81 +nn 50;
Chippewss 81 so n IS Russet Rurss.
81 asa 10. mostly 81 IS. Upper Peninsula,
i5-ln paper sacks L. &, NJ. I Green
Mountains 27T2sc
RADIsHEs-- pony er's, so-1
bchs S2n225.
RUTARAGAs - Canada, Sob. sacks.
waxed 7Sc
sHALLoTs I,onisiana. Ibis bend 81,
few S25 crates. doz. Si75d2
SWEET PoTAroEs 49, Louisiana Porto
Rican Vans bu crts L s No / 81 40
n 50. Texas Porto Rican Vans, bu.
crts. T. s. No /, kiln dried 81 SIS Ten
nessee, Porto Rican Vans bu. crts kim
dried. 81 40mi.60, bu hprsu Porto Ricsn
Vans. kiln dried, 81 50: bu hprs. Nancy
Halls generally good quality. kiln dried
81 Is fair condition, 9oc n 81 New Jersey
IN. hprs.. T. 8. No. l. Jerseys, Red sou
stock 81. 50: Indiana. bu hkts a. s No.
I, Jersey type 50 Is. fair condition, show.
Ing some decay 81 SIS
TOMATOES Ohio. dollhouse s.lh bkts,
mediums Si451 SO lob. cartons, re-
packs, mediums, 81 tod so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
lis Pontiac Night

Next Thursday is Pontiac Night
for the Detroit chapter Of the
American Foundryman's Associa.
ton and the meeting will he held
in the Pontiac Motor Company
plant
Pontiac's genial president, Harry
Klingler and Omer l.. Allen. foun-
dry superintendent. will be CO.
hosts 10 the boys z r. Crltten-
den, chief plant metallurgist. will
speak on Methods Of Operation
and Control IN Pontiac Foundry
Crittenden Will tell the foundry
men how Pontiac handles the sand.
hot metal. scrap and maintenance
materials efficiently And that's
really something because the
foundry operates on a round-thc-
clock schedule. turning out about
$50 tons Of castings A day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Leaving Detroit

Detroiter y II Budds. formerly
general manager IF the Briggs
AVA on Corporation, mas ioined
the Ranger aircraft engines diV-
sion Of Fairchild Aviation and viii
be Z big factor ~ putting the mo
tor into quantity production for
the army and navy AZ the Ranger
plant in Long Island.
Budds had been with Briggs
Manufacturing Company in the
auto and aircraft fields for 20
years as production superintendent
and assistant manufacturing man
ager. His experience with the
company included FIVE years ss
manufacturing manager o. 'hc
Briggs English division which en-
plOyed 1900 men and women
when he left England ~ months
ego
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Brokers Loans Down
u Millions in Week

WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.-
Loans 10 brokers and dealers in
the week ended November 10
totaled 1881 100000. decrease
of S22,000000 from the preceding
week, and an increase OF S57, 000.-
900 from the like week year ago
Other loans for the purpose of
purchasing or carrying securities
amounted 10 S153.0OO,O0O, an in
crease Of 100000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
ereMdrquette
Trebles Profit

CLEVELAND, Nov. 22.-Pere
Marquette Railway reports for the
10 months ended October 81 a net
income of $2,S3S,192, equal, after
dividend requirements on $4,000
shares of 5 per cent cumulative
prior preference stock and on
f24 200 shares of per cent pre-
ferred, both issues having an ac-
cumulation of unpaid dividends. 10
SAP a share on 450, 460 shares of
common.
This compares with A net in
come of 5000, 730, or $2.76 a share
on 5 per cent preferred in the first
10 months of 1910. after dividend
requirements on prior preference
stock.
Dividend accumulations as of
November amounted $40 a
share on per cent prior prefer
ence stock and $5l.25 a share on
) per cent preferred.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Brewing Corp Seeks
To Cut Par Of Stock

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Brewing
Corporation of America stockhold-
ers will vote at the. annual meet
ing on December 9 at Richmond,
Va, on proposals TO change the
par of capital stock to SIS from
50 share, reduce the Number of
authorized shares from 100000 10
10000. and exchange one share of
new stock for five old shares, ac-
cording TO letter 10 stockholders,
The purpose Of the proposed plan
is 10 improve the investment
status of the stock and effect a
saving for stockholders by reduc-
ing transfer taxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Grand Trunk R.R.
Adds Equipment
As Locomotives.
500 Freight Cars
Already on Order

New orders for Grand Trunk
Western Railroad equipment, to-
falling some 600 all-steel freight
cars of various types. and 45 heavy
road freight locomotives and Die
sci switching engines, have been
placed with locomotive works and
steel car plants.
In making this announcement.
7. A. Clancy, general manager of
the Grand Trunk Western Rail
road, stated that delivery of some
of the new locomotives and ether
equipment would be effective inn
mediately
'In some cases delivery has
started" Clancy stated. I've
have already received some Of
our Diesel switchers, rs well As
various other types of freight
rsHand3they 5haee-been- put
into immediate service"
In touching upon the distribu-
ton Of the new equipment. Clan
cey stated that the Diesel switch
ers would he put into service in
the Grand Trunk yards at Detroit.
Pontiac, Lansing, Chicago, South
Bend and Flint.
The big northern-type road loco
motives would go into immediate
service, AS received. on the Chi
cago division. between South Bend,
Battle Creek and Lansing and be-
tween Flint and Port Huron. The
types of freight cars would
he assigned 10 operation over the
Grand Trunk system, including
Milwaukee, wherever required.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Run BeIoU 1929 Peak

Dollar income of farmers is
running far above the depression,
levels, but below the peak of
1929. The latest estimate for
farm gross income is $1,000
100000, compared with S9,123,-
100000 in 1910. estimates
indicate that there will be a
further rise in agricultural in
come in 1912.
This increment comes after
years of insufficient farm in
come, and as result farmers
are said 10 be underbought on
many items. Yet the farmers
increase in income comes at a
time when priorities are inter-
fering with their ability 10 get
the things they want and need.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
so Per Cent of Supply

Thus far, the defense authori-
ties have tentatively recon-
m ended that the farm
implements industry get so per
cent of the 1910 supply of
materials. which is Is per cent
of the minimum that the depart
ment Of agriculture has COM
puted as necessary. ----------
In 1871, farmers bought 125
per cent as much mechanical
agricultural implements as in
1910, and 1912 demand has been
estimated by the trade at las
per cent Of 1910 sales.
If only the ALLEGATIONS tenta-
lively indicated are forthcoming,
production, it has been COM
puted, will be sufficient to fill
but SIS per cent of the expected
demand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

But how about wage earners?
Bluntly. their rights are being
abridged; they find themselves
subjected to compulsion, coercion.
Whenever union leaders-succeed in
forcing an empleyment-g Twin z
concern to submit TO the closed
shop. the dissenting minority are
forced TO hand over part of their
earnings TO labor officials whom
they do not want to act for them.
A private tax.
Inroads are being made. AS
never before, on the free will of
workers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Parker
Develops New Finish

Parker Wolverine Company has
announced perfection Of new
type surface finish which can he
used as a substitute for colored
plastics, chrome plating and other
decorative preservativeS. The new
finish is an enamel and can be
used to prevent deterioration of
metals and to beautify either
metal or plastic surfaces, accord
ing to the company announcement.
The finish is being offered pri-
.marily for interior automobile
hardware, household appliances
and office equipment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
October Auto Sales
So Per Cent Under 40

Retail sales of new passenger
cars and trucks in the United
States during October totaled
243, 937 units, q decrease of 36
per cent from the 379,479 sales of
a year ago. but an increase of Al
per cent over the 172,97S sales of
September l94l
Deliveries in October included
1S4 sol passenger cars and 59,376
commercial vehicles compared
with 326097 passenger cars and
1852 commercial Vehicles a
wear ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
More '.Deeps'
Canada Orders 1000 Cars
From WHY'S Firm

TOLEDO, Nov. 22.-Willys-
Overland Motors. Inc. has received
an order from the Canadian gov
eminent for 1000 Of its "jeep" or
reconnaissance cars, valued at
S2.260, 965.
Joseph w Frazer, president, has
announced that new contract
has been received from the United
States government for 100000 of
the 155 MN. shells. 10 cost 81 $50, :
600 bringing total backlog Of
defense orders n SCI, $50 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Machine Tool Output
Again Tops Record

NEW YORK. Nov. %. Machine
tool output in October reached a
new high, 124 per cent above the
previous peak which was set in
September, the National Machine
Tool Builders Association reports
October production was ST. 200
900. compared with SOS. 100000 in
September and S49.400,000 in
October. 1910, The output in Octo-
Der indicates that the industry
will exceed its announced goal OF
$3.50, 900 900 in 1941.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Bankers to Hear
Russian Ace
Mai. de seversky
Scheduled at 44th
Anniversary Meet

Mai. Alexander p. de Seversky
airplane builder and World War
ace, Will be the guest speaker at
the forty-fourth anniversary ban
quet of the Bankers Club OF De
1roit on December II at the Hetel
Statler. according 10 Joseph NJ
Dodge president =. The Detroft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Bids on DSR Notes Monday

Detroit will open bids next Mon
day on an aggregate of $1,170,000
street railway revenue notes. The
issue will comprise blocks of $685.
900 date Dec. /. 1941, and due
Dec. |. 1912, 10
June l. 1914: S334,OOO dated Jan
Is, 1912, and due Jan. and July
IS. 1945. and S16S000 dated Feb.
Is, 1912, and due Feb. IS, 1916.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Oil Co. Sells Debentures

NEW YORK. Nov. %. - Superior
oil Company of California has
called for redemption on Dec. %,
1871, at 103 and accrued interest,
all of its outstanding ga per cent
debentures. due April !, 1850.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Wheat Prices
Edge Higher; .
Soybeans Weak
Corn Closes zee Up
TO zee Down; Oats
and Rye Unchanged
international New. servie. wir.

CHICAGO, Nov. %. - Wheat
firmed in today's late dealings
and closed Il to sac higher De-
cember closed &c up at SHAY.
Trade was quiet and prices held
TO a range OF sc.
Soy beans dropped 1& 10 1%a
before recovering partially to
close y 10 &c lower.
Corn closed &c up 10 lac down.
Oats finished unchanged 10 hc
off and rye unchanged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

rather nave nUHuTPU small
accounts than one biz customer
who passes out the business rs
gratuity."
Questioned As 70 ms so-Cailec
modern outlook on the brokerage
business. Merrill recalled that a
member Of his New York office
force had dug up copy Of Ar
article Merrill had written IN 1911
"In that article laid down
almost the exact principles that
we started with in 1910. It's
really nothing mo dern hut
rather a plain cold-blooded ap-
plication Of common business
sense.
National Defense" What is
the brokerage industry'sL part
Well now, that's something I
feel very strongly on, j ran tell
you that the investment bankers
will he modified because the
government Is finding out that
II must hire the specialists 10
engineer major part Of the
financing Of this war. After all.
that's our business.
well not only do n great job.
hut II will prove godsend 10
the brokerage industry" Mer-
nil said,
The head Of the largest broker
age firm in the world went on TO
say that results from the adver-
Using campaign had exceeded eX-
pectations.
I'VE were smart enough tn
realize that when most of the
other brokers were sitting back
and hiding their light, our ads
made bigger impression and
we rot double value" he said.
"Why, we had Boston metal
worker walk into our branch
there and order $4,000 worth Of
three well-known stocks he had
selected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
United Savings Bank
Aqain Pays SO Cents

United Savings Bank has de-
clared a dividend of so cents pei
share on 100000 shares OF com
mon stock. payable December 20
to stockholders Of record Deem
Der s A like payment was made
June 30. last.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

Workers. Rights Hit
Under 'Check-Off'
Claims Many Wage-Earners Resent
Having Pay Docked for Union Dues
BY b. C. FORBES

Many workers don't relish being compelled willy nly gve
up part of their
They find themselves position
is established.
probably the independent
earth From childhood they taught cherish freedom
taught the founding fathers established
the land of the free"
Americansm always spelled liberty Religious
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Second Place Now

Thought of the week Did you
ever stop 10 realize that right To-
dsV the aircraft industry IN this
country is far larger fhan the auto
inGustry and employs moro
w'orkfb7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
MARKETS
u. S. Meat Packers
See Demand Soaring
Lend-Lease Shipments Abroad Plus
Our Own Defense Needs Swell Tote
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYsER

IN THE WEST. Nov. 22-Fuer industrial employment in the
United incidental expected 10
the habit of eating and of this the livestock
shipments abroad
demand Tor animal
products year.
the outlook with George
a. Eastwood, president Armour and Company.
I'm opinion" the declared "the packing industry
situation these reasons;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Quarterly Payments
By Ford Of Canada

Ford Motor Company of Can
ada. Ltd, declared a regular quar-
terly dividend of 25 cents on the
Glass "A and 81 shares, both
payable December %, to stock OF
record December |.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Business Index Up

NEW YORK. Nov % - The
Federal Reserve Board business
report for October shows indus
trial production continuing TO rise,
with the index up 3 points from
ScDtember 10 1874