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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-02
lspcial to the Democratl

Camp Edwards, Mass.-Nine Wa terbury selectees arrived here Mon- day with a large group of men that were recently inducted into the service of the army of the United States.
 Private Joseph P. Alishausky, former Waterbury alderman, and the first city official to be called into service stepped of the train and viewed the surroundings of his new home. He was accompanied by Private William F. Jones, Jr., Wa terbury lawyer. Tn a short chat with
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-02
MAY SETTLE IT

Washington, April 2.-(UP)-La- bor department officials said today that James F. Dewey, U. s. concilia- ton service, will take to Detroit to- day specific formula looking to- ward settlement of the strike at the Ford River Rouge plant.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-02

United States exports of iron and steel, excluding scrap, amounted to 2,79o 900 net tons in 1899.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-02

Ceoralnatsr oe the draft beard here. The beard in turn win then elsct . new chniFman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-02
COTTON FUTURES

New York, April 2.-(UP)-Cotton futures developed an easier tone in routine trading today, redecting quiet conditions in the textile Inar- ket and the lack of any news of market import. /
 Around noon prices were un- changed to 3 points lower. Open- ing quotations were 3 to 6 points lower.
 The decline followed selling by spot houses and commission inter- ests and some increase in hedging. Vtrad dn n<Ytaka 1x,a e csaa yatv
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-02
WOOL MARKET

Boston, April 2.-(UP)-Demand was slow on most kinds of wool in tn Boston market, the U. s. Agri-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-02

NEW YORK CURB Flee. Bond & Share ..........
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Goodyear
Gets
Big Award

CLEVELAND, Jan. Ga con-
tract involving S13,s9a541 for
management and operation of a
powder bagging plant on a 5000
acre tract at Charlestown, Ind,
for the ordnance department of
the United States army will be
undertaken by Goodyear Engineer
ing Corporation. a newly formed
subsidiary of Goodyear Tire and
Rubber Company.
This national defense project of
the Goodyear subsidiary Will be
independent of the parent COM
pany's tire and rubber manufac-
turing sales activities. but will use
highly skilled personnel and manu-
featuring experience for the basic
staff and efficient layout of the
new plant.
Location of the new plant,
which will be owned by the gov
eminent and known as the Hoosier
Ordnance Works. is convenient to
the site of large new govern
ment powder plant which will pro-
vide the powder for the new bag
glng- plant The government wifi
supply materials for the bags.
which will be both fabricated and
loaded by the Goodyear subsidiary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Coal Shipments
Soar on Lakes

CLEVELAND, Jan. 6.-Reflect-
ing a rising Industrial trend which
more than offset a later than
usual opening of the 1910 nayiga-
ton season, movement of bitumi-
nous coal on the Great Lakes last
year established a new record
which exceeded by substantial
amount the previous peak year of
1886. according to final report of
the Ore and Coal Exchange.
BitHminous coal loaded into YES
sells at Lake Erie ports from the
opening OF the season to Decem-
Der 81. including both cargo and
fuel coal, amounted 10 4S,111, 19f
net ions. The 1910 season total
was 6,9S7 5S3 tons or II per cent
more than the 1889 coal move
ment of 41,123,60S tons, and ex-
ceeded by 2,670,495 tons or 6 per
cent the previous peak movement
of As, 440,696 tons in 1886.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Lumber Output
Nears ~ Level

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-The Ma
tional Lumber Manufacturers AS
ISOLATION reported that lumber
production for the week ending
December % stood at 80 per cent
of the seasonal weekly average of
1929 and shipments were 81 per
cent of the average 1929 weekly
shipments.
Production for the week totaled
147, 061, 900 feet, which was 80 per
cent less than the previous week,
and y per cent greater than the
corresponding week a year ago.
S hip ments aggregated $780,
93S,000 feet. which was 80 per
cent less than the previous week
and 7 per cent greater than last
years corresponding week.
Orders booked during the week
were 1856, ia, 900 feet. which was
Is per cent less than the previous
week. and 6 per cent greater than
the corresponding week last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
I--
Marian Phrases

In embracing some of the
Marian phraseology. Hitler
seems determined TO cement the
friendship with Russia.
As a by-product. he is laying
the groundwork for blaming
capitalists for this war. Lest we
in the United States forget, it
should be recorded that shortly
after World War IL broke out
in Europe it was the organized
business interests of the United
States = the National Associa-
ton of Manufacturers and the
Chamber of Commerce of the
United which took lead
ership in advocating that we
remain alOof from this war.
Moreover, the liberals and the
humanitarians over here, not
the capitalists, took the lead in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Aid TO Britain

Every sign is that public
opinion is veering towards en-
dorsement of President Roose-
velt's announced determination
to furnish greatly increased aid
to Britain in her fight against
the humiliation of democracy
by Europe's dictatorial master,
Adolf Hitler. We shall soon
learn how Congress reacts.
1t is earnestly to be hoped
that Congress will insist upon
its rights being respected, that
it will uncompromisingly oppose
usurpation of unconstitutional
authority by Mr.. Roosevelt.
Meanwhile. Britain continues
to deal blow for blow. German
invasion seems less imminent
than it was Immediately follow
ing the collapse of socialistic
France.
The prospect is that Britain
will be increasingly re-invigo-
rated by United States aid, in
the form of a greater valume
of bombers and other military
aircraft. of additional transfers
of over age" naval ships. of
freighters to Offset the alarm
ing destruction being wrought
by her enemy. Financial succor
on a large scale also apparently
looms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Prevent Initiation

The Federal Reserve Boards
latest recommendations, If ac-
cepted by the administration,
would go far to prevent I'M
healthy inf1ation-and to reas-
sure the banking and financial
world.
The unanimous recommended
ton of the board and its inf1u-
entail body of advisers is that
President Roosevelt's power TO
issue S3,O00,O0o,00o of green
backs and TO further devalue
the dollar be annulled; that
monetization of foreign silver
cease.
That all banks, whether men,
bers of the Federal Reserve
System or not. be required to
carry reserves; that gold pur-
chases hereafter be "sterilized."
made unavailable as basis for
credit.
That our multiplication ex-
penditures for preparedness be
financed as far as possible by
selling bonds to private invest
ors rather than foisting still
more of them on already over
loaded banks.
That the administration vigil
lantly keep in mind ultimate
balancing of the budget.
Since Congress appropriated
almost S17,00O00o,000 at the
last session, the Importance of
h and ing the governments
finances wisely needs no empha-
sizing
Thoughtful citizens will fol-
low with profound interest how
the new Congress applies the
pruning knife to non-defense
spending. Thus far there has
been infinitely more talk than
action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Aviation Plant
Contracts LET

FARNlINGDALE, L. l., Jan. 6.
Republic Aviation Corporation
of Farmingdale. L, l.. has awarded
the general contract for the con-
struction of its new 100000 square
foot plant TO the Turner Construc-
ton Company of New York. The
addition, plus equipment, will cost
S5.210.000
More than S2.500.000 worth of
orders for equipment for the
plant already have been placed
by Republic. Construction will
begin Immediately.
The plant will be utilized TO
construct the major portion of the
airplanes called for by Republics
contracts to build more than $780,
100000 worth of pursuit-intercep-
tors for the United States Army
Air Corps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06

II hnanciers did not exist,
politicians would probably have
70 invent them as Official scape-
goats.
In his thoughts for 1871, Herr
Adolf Hitler. in seeking 10 JUS
tN the word socialist in the
name. National Socialist Party.
visualizes himself as a foe Of
capitalism. His words. of course,
are not consonant with ms ac-
ton. for private property still
exists in Germany, though free
dom TO own. like freedom TO
work. has been restricted in the
tatherland by edicts from on
hlgh.
Apparently then. his fight is
not so much with capitalism. as
with capitalists. And, obviously,
not all capitalists, but the thin
capitalistic overcrust." If this
is true, it is not always Hitler's
view, for, in stepping into power
in Germany. Hitler solicited and
received the support of the
upper crust of German capt.
tahsts. including some, like
Herr ThysSen, who have lived 10
repent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
BIG TONNAGE ORDERS

Several large tonnage orders
were placed the last week of 1910.
Sales of fabricated structurals
were double the weekly average
for the year. mainly because of
placement of % 600 tons for ship
building extensions at Fore River
yards. Quincy, Mass, with the
Bethlehem Steel Company, one Of
the largest contracts of the year.
A bridge award at New London,
Conn. involved 1880 tons. At
New York pending work is heavy.
bridges accounting for 10000 tons.
shipyards for IS, 900 tons and shop
additions several thousand tons.
A ST. Louis steelmaker bought
10000 TO $4,000 tons of No. 2
heavy melting steel scrap.
Despite the uncertain outlook
in world affairs generally, trends
in the steel industry are perhaps
more plainly discernible than
usual at the beginning Of a year.
Production apparently Will be
much higher than for the first half
Of 1910. Whereas IN 1910 large
percentages were used in extend
ing and equipping plants, a
greater ratio will be employed as
raw materials for those new plants
in 1871
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
WIDE PLATES SCARCE

Wide plates may be the scarcest
finished steel item. partly because
OF extensive loss of ships. Bars
seem destined 10 be continually
brisk due TO diverse uses. Shapes
viii continue active since the de-
Tense building program Is by n
means completed. Alloy steel viii
stand among leading descriptions
because of the many adaptations
TO defense. Sheets and strips will
haYe many defense uses. such as
roofing for cantonments and other
structures. military kitchen equip
ment, service automobiles and
trucks.
Though tin plate was relatively
inactive in 1910, it may be other
wise in 1911. Stocks have been
reduced. More canned foods will
be used to feed soldiers, and there
Will be many military uses, such
as for oil containers. Wire prod
ucts should be more active early
this year as farm demand is re-
vived. Rails and accessories will
be needed TO keep our defense
transportation adequate. Despite
increase of welding. bolts. nuts,
rivets and screws will find diver
sified uses in airplsne. truck. rail.
road and miscellaneous consump-
ton. Merchant pipe should be
active.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Forbes
So Far. So Good;
Business Eyes
On New Congress
By b. C. FORBES

So far, so good. The f1edgling
year has brought mostly en-
couraging developments.
Stocks made modest gains
last week, although they ended
weakish.
Grains strengthened, as did
cotton Beef, eggs butter soft
ened.
The tenor of the outpouring
of 1941 forecasts by heads OF
industry was optimistic. The
unanimous verdict is that pro-
duction will be substantially ex-
banded.
Washington dispatches quote
authorities" as predicting that
unemployment will approximate
5000, 000-a rather tall figure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Detroit Produce

Trading In fresh fruits and vegetables
was fair this morning at the Detroit Union
Produce --ReaHs=rtrruts.- rau'f-
Tower and spnich weer steady. Good quail
ity FLORIDA oranges were firm. Tangertnes
were somewhat lower.
APPLES Michigan. bushel crates. u s.
No. /. 2la -iueh Delicious. Si50at.75i
Baldwins. StHf25; Jonathans. S1.25p1 80;
Mclntoshrs7S1 % q1.50; spys, Sl25 30
Nageners. S5c.
AvocADoEs- California flats. lss-3Os.
81. 10 n 30.
AHlSE-Texas half crates. $1,000 I iO
BEANS Florida. hushel hampers. Boun-
tifuls, 81 rs; Black Valentines. 81. 80 3.l5,
Flat Wax. S3a325.
BEETs-Texas. half crates, 81 25g l IS.
BRocCoLI-Crates. rs 30 punches, Cali
fornia, So 50n2s5.
CABBAGE-New York, 5o-Ib sacks. asa
soc; South Carolina, S2421o; Texas.
crates 81 Is ~ 35
CARR o T 81. A. crates s-dozen
lunches Arizona, $350a3.75: California
81. sou So: Texas, 7-dozen punches S3.75.
CAULIFLOWER-Ca pony crates
i0s-i2S. 81 25.q i45.
COLLARD GREENS-Bushel baskets.
Texas 81; Virginia. 65c
CELERY California. half crates washed.
S-6-dnzen. 81 % 3 2.73; Florida wire hound
crates. trimmed tops, 6-l0 dozen. S2.25
so. Michigan squares. hearts, ordinary,
/ GRAPEFRUIT-Texas standard boxes.
Marsh seedleEs, 81 2s 25o. Marsh Pinks.
GRAPEs-california luss. Emperors,
$l53a2.25; Aimerias. 22-lb. Jugs wrapped.
LETTUCE-L. A. crates Iceberg type.
Arizona. Is S3i51325. SIS. S3.l5 q 3 IS;
California, 5s. s.. 80 = ? rs
ONIONS 5O-lb sacks Y. s No. !;
Colorado. Sweet Spanish. 3-inch and larger.
81 -..a.I- l-s.fi ~ .ei,assFr Yeisivs 79-sese-2-
inch and larger. 70d7 Use: Sweet Spanish,
q inch Csc 81 10.
PARSLEY Texas. half crates, 81 40q
PEAS Bushel hampers. Texas. 50 25. \
PEPPERS u -bushel crates California
Wonders Mexico. $3.50; Florida. 81 80
World Beaters 50 75.
ORANGES Florida wire-bound boxes
and standard boxes s. 2. -!
POTATOES :. No l. ln0lb. sacks:
Idaho Russets. 81 10 ] SIS Maine. various
varieties 81 f54150s Michigan Cohblers,
81 50. ChippeVas 81 30s Green Mountains
Ifaho Russefs 1O-lh sacks 20 gle 10
Ih sacks Maine various varieties % 2fc,
Michigan Green Mountains % pc
Texas. crates, so punches,
HGTABAGAs-cansda. sob. sacks.
waved Csc
RHuBhRB-M Michigan. dollhouse 5-lb.
cartons. choice size. 81 rs 2 IS; fancy size.
sHALLors- Louisiana. barrels. 2o-dozen
punches s. 251s so.
SP1SACH--Texas, bushei baskets. 751
Poe
sTRAwBERRiEs-Fl 36-rt. crates.
s. 25T ? SO
SWEET PoT4ToEs-u. No. /. bushel
crates. porto Ricans. LOUISIANA. 81 10
Texas 81
TANGERtNEs- Florida. hslf boxes, 81
9i25
ToMAToEs-ohio. dollhouse SID. has.
ksft. medium. $40.
Tf-RNIpS-GeorgiA crates. 81 25d1.40;
Tsxss L. a. crstes. 3-dozen punches, 81
q2.25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
M. =. RukeySeT:
international News Service Economic commentato

realize that the time n past
when. the world was ruled by
gold and that, on the contrary.
a future il dawning in which
the people-that Is. persons
are the determining force In the
life of a nation"
In the attack on the thin
overcast" is perhaps an
explanation of Hitler's new adj
miration since August. 1899, of
bolShevik Russia. The Soviet
evidently qualified for Hitler's
friendship by its sustained fight
against excellence in Russia.
which manifested itself in part
in the liquidation or killing off
Of generals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
STEEL INcOT OPERATIONS

On several products, particu-
larly wide plates, bars and sheets.
producers are virtually sold out
for first quarter. An independent
maker of f1at-rolled steel formally
withdrew from the market on all
his products for first quarter at
the start of the week. Though the
company was not sold out COM
pletely, the action was designed
to promote flexibility and enable
more efficient ALLEGATION of orders
on the little still available.
Some other companies are vir-
tually out of the market. Majority
of makers keep in the market.
placing orders on books for do
livery when material is available
Steel ingot production last week
recovered 1914 points to 95ia per
cent. which is half point higher
than Immediately proceeding the
HOLIDAYS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Better Times

The substantially ia tier
weekly pay envelope confidently
counted upon throughout the
year is logically expected to
mean brisker retail trade and
better times for professions and
services dependent upon the
general wellbeing.
Increases in wage rates have
already marked the new year.
Many thousands of less skilled
railway employees are to receive
more pay. Such changes as have
been made in industries filling
defense contracts have all been
upwards.
The certainty is that this
trend will continue. If kept
within reasonable limits, it will
stimulate general activity. But
if carried overfar. the conse-
quences cannot fail to be ulti--
mately injurious.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Stocks Generally
Higher in Early
Dealings
International News Service Wire

luttfuatlouni NrWs ctfttst WIN
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-The stock
market opened irregularly higher
today. Volume was small with
most traders deciding to wait for
President Roosevelt's message to
Congress.
Gains were mostly fractional.
Steels got back on an even keel
after Saturdays weakness. Most
oils extended last weeks gains
fractionally. One of the few fea-
lures was a point advance in
Owens Illinois Glass.
Bethlehem Steel and United
States Steel were behind II point
plus signs. Chrysler started "a
lower while General Motors gained
Il. United Aircraft advanced n
and Dupont q. New York Central
eased II. American Airlines was
off 4 on the first sale. Interna.
tional Nickel and Anaconda were
unchanged: Consolidated Edison
picked up Il.
International News Service Wire
CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-Wheat
opened sc to sc higher today.
corn unchanged to &c up and oats
unchanged.
WHEAT-May, S77s a SSc; July.
S2ssc; September. $50 S3isc.
CORN-May. 627s q CSC; July,
627sc.
OATS-July. 33c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Cat Out of BAG

In sniping at his enemies. real
and fancied, Hitler inadvertently
let the cat out of the bag. In
contrast TO those who used to
seek to manipulate gold. der
fuehrer for eight years has been
manipulating the manpower of
Germany. If gold has been
pawns in the hands of finan-
ciers, German human beings
have been pawns in his hands.
The factual recording of SIM
pie arithmetic. in double entry
form, is especially needed in
wartime to set down the truth
and save people from the con-
fusions deliberately created by
belligerent propaganda.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
DETROIT PICKS Up

Ingot production in New Eng
land last week fell 5 points to IS
per cent. In other districts they
gained and as follows: Pittsburgh.
20is to 95l2 per cent; Chicago, 20
to 99i2 Youngstown, Ii TO 90:
Wheeling, 20 TO SO: Cleveland, u
TO 81; Buffalo. Is TO SO; Birming-
ham, 10 to 100; Cincinnati, II 10
81; ST. Louis. 8 to 81 n; Detroit,
IA to 80, and eastern Pennsyl-
vania, - to 80.
Steel's composite prices rose IS
cents for steelworks scrap to
S21.71 and 4 cents for iron and
steel to S3S47, remaining at $3.50
for finished steel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Denver Trustee!
Plan Issue

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-Trus-
tees of the Denver and Rio Grande
Western Railroad applied to the
/. c. c. for authority to issue
S., 100000 of 2as per cent trustees
certificates of Indebtedness, series
H" to refnance a like amount
of outstanding 3l2 per cent GER
tificateS.
At the same time the I. c. C..
authorized d. and r. C. w. to
issue Sl,260,000 of equiment trust
certificates to be sold in connec-
ton with the purchase Of 500 new
box cars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Bonds Being Called
By Pittsburgh Coal

NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-The en-
tire issue of the Pittsburgh Coal
Company's per cent debentures
bonds outstanding. amounting TO
1881 900, will be called for re-
demption February l, 1871, at los
plus interest.
The refunding will be accom-
plisheds by an issue of S9,000,00
in notes maturing serially over a
seven-year period and bearing in
terest averaging 3i4 per cent. A
group Of banks will take the note
issue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
The Kaiser's War;

Maybe. Hitler, in RELOCATING
gold to obsolescence, was refer
ring TO the earlier epoch in
which the London money market
managed the finances of the
modern world. But, if that's
what he meant, he's fighting the
Kaiser's war all over again. for
in 19l4-lS London lost its world
financial primacy to New York.
Seriously. although we're still
boarding gold over here for rea-
sons which seem-to- me -iHsuffi-
Gent. we do not set gold in OPP
position to men. At best it is
a tool.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
N. Y. Central Building
1000 New Box Cars

Z NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-Despatch
Shops, Inc, subsidiary company
of the New York Central System,
will build 1000 50-foot boxcars for
the parent company. This is part
of the S12, 100000 equipment pro-
gram recently announced by the
Central, the major portion of
which includes 95 modern air-con-
ditioned passenger coaches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
earninos

American Power and Light Company and
Euhsld.4fef showed for TIE ~ months
ended Eovernrsf SO ~; income .of 81 o.
sss, s7s. equal after y nonths dividend
rf~H. reneHls m iHe g. avs s. preferred
s-.era 0H WHOM there is accumulation IN
u-ra.y fNf1srda ~ - cents = share en-
. Has -II shares 70 common stock This
c-rraref vItn re' income ~ SIC 225 as4
ar IL tfrts common share IN The y
months ended Nov. 80, 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
UnpredictabIe Due

The nearby outlook is for
swelling activity in every direc-
ton and, consequently, for swell
ing purchasing power by work.
ers.
What the stock market may
do is unpredictable. since il is
concerned over prospective new
tax levies and over the posi-
bility of our being dragged into
the war.
Watchful waiting is in order.
Copyright. 1871, by B. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Scratches
International News Service Wire
AT TROPICAL PARK

AT TROPICAL PARK
Weather, cloudy; track. sloppy
First Rare hirharra, foEEv Day,
Toby Tyler.
second Raee-Banker Jim War Ha-
tion, Peep show.
Third Rare-Rest Awhile. Jota. Lewis
town, Octobre Onxe, Ill Winnie, Pure
Orc.
Fourth Race-Whip-Avay, Spitfui,
Alca. Modest. Sir Reynard. shasta Mol
lie.
Fifth Race-DeviI's Crag, Counter
poise. Busy Morn.
sixth Raee-Wake Robin, Domkin,
Pumpgun. Merry Gesture.
seventh Race-Highoia. Pit Terrier.
Paur Pry, Mary schulz. White Hot.
Eighth Racr-Quaker Brass. Dulci-
ncr, Erin's sun, Petit Jean, MNponnes
Blue sheets, Easiest Way, Meadow
Morn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Roudai|!e-Hershey I
Builds Arms Plant

Buffalo Arms Corporation. a
wholly owned bsidiary of
Houdaille Hershey Corporation.
has been organized TO build and
operate a large plant at Buffalo
which will produce small arms.
Preliminary work already is we'll
under way on a contract for the
British purchasing commission and
other activities will be revealed
soon, it is stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Crosse Pointe Bonds
To Grouse & Company

The City Of Crosse Pointe has
awarded 70 Grouse and Company
an issue Of S32.5O0 paving and
sewer bonds. due MAY /. lgi2-5l
at a premium I6f 1928 for bonds
bearing a coupon rate of Ia per
cent. Twelve dealers were com
peting for the issue which was
reported sold soon after offering.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Dividends

J. ID. Adams Manufacturing
Company declared the regular
quarterly dividend of Is cents on
the common. payable February l,
to stock of record January ID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Quotes Hitler

In his 1871 message. Herr
Hitler was quoted as saying:
This is not a war against
the rights Of other peoples, but
merely against the arrogance
and greediness of the thin capt.
taliSt overcast who will not