davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-10-05

fly roses surrounded by Mexican
daisies and delphinium.
Miss Marion Allen, sister of the
bride; Miss Marjorie Charter, sis
ter of the bridegroom; Miss Mary 10
Balch and Miss Madelyn Miller were
the bridesmaids. They were cos
TUNED like the maid of honor eX-
cept that their dresses were hya-
cinth blue and their wells coral rose,
and their bouquets matched the
flowers carried by Miss Hutchins.
The bridegroom, who is the son
OF Mrs. Linda Charter of Brooklyn
and Mr.. William Hoffman of Phila-
delphia, had for his best man Mr..
Clyde Balch of Hyattsville, Md. The
ushers were Mr.. David Turner of
Granville, Ohio; Mr. Hugh McClay
of Hyattsville and Mr.. James Vance
and Mr.. William Dean of Wash
ington.
A reception following the cere-
mony was held'in the Garden House
of the Dodge Hotel, Mrs. Allen being
assisted in receiving by Mrs.
Charter.
The bride is an honor graduate
of George Washington University
where she was president of Alpha
Pi Epsilon, honorary home eco
nomics sorority, and was member
of Mortar Board. Her father is the
internal revenue agent in New York
City and was for many years deputy
commissioner of the income tax unit
of the Bureau of Internal Revenue
here.
Mr.. Hoffman is an honor graduate
of the General Society of Mechanics
and Tradesmen and Architectural
College in New York and received
the George E. Hoe award for his
architectural drafting.
For travelling the bride wore ar
R. A. F. blue costume with brown
accessories. She and Mr.. Hoffman
will make their home in Philadel.
phia.
Evening star., 1941-10-05
Continued From Page DID

were Sir Anthony Rumbold of the
British EN- bassy, Col Walsh
brother-in-laW of the bridegroom;
Mr.. John H. Only of the War De-
partment and Mr.. Edward H. Rob-
bins of Washington.
Only few intimate friends were
invited to the small and informal
reception held at Mr. and Mrs.
Corcoran Thoms home Mrs. Thom
mother of the bridegroom, wore a
street-length dress of blue crepe,
with matching hat
The bride was educated at Brus-
sells and Lausanne and Mr.. Thorn is
a graduate of MiddleseX School
Harvard College and Harvard Law
School He and his brides plans for
their future residence are uncertain.
Evening star., 1941-10-05

Miss Clare Hill Tate
Wed to Mr.. TOmpkins.
The marriage of Miss Clare Hill
Tate. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03

Allotment Of Cors
TO Dealers Becomes
Ticklish Problem
BY SILER FREEMAN

With autanaalsiia-efeAttetieft
curtailment an actually, the
manufacturers have given n
great deal of thought TO the
matter Of allocating the cars
which they will make the 1912
model year. 1t is the general
opinion that the limited number
Of cars TO he built will be insult
flcicnt TO meet the demand. AL
though. paradoXiCally, many ex-
ccutlVcS anticipate a big selling
job ahead.
A. NanDerZee Of Chrysler
stated that the problem of where
TO send cars and how many had
been studied by his corporation
since the matter of curtailment
was preached The conclusion
was that each case should be
taken up Individually. instead Of
setting up any arbitrary rules on
giving cars 10 dealers.
1T IL our aim Ia keep our
dealers going and In business,
he said, frankly There are go
ing 10 he just 80 many ears To
he shipped this wear and a. far
a. We can, We are going Ia try
10 ill all the orders as they
come In.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Ce|dneSe Pays
Soc on Common

NEW YORK. Sept 3 Celanesc
Corporation Of America declared a
dividend Of 80 cents on common.
payable September 80. record Sep
tcmber is. This brings cash divl-
drnds declared so far this year to
$50.
Last Year the corporation paid
three cash dividends on the com
mon aCcrcCatIng- &l25- per share
and three stock dividends eQuiva-
lent "a approximately Sl4 shares
for each 100 shares held through
out the year.
Directors also declared two
regular quarterly dividends Of 81. -
each for tho third and fourth quar-
tiers on I per cent cumulative
series prior preferred stock. The
third quarter dividend is payable
October 10 stock of record Sep
tember rs, and INC fourth quarter
dividend payable Jan. !, 1912, 10
stock Of record Dec. rs. 1871.
Regular Sep4anp4aL dividend Of
81 80 on 7 per cent first participant
ing preferred was also declared
payable December 81, TO stock OF
record December l6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Can
Prove #, Too!

The ma Tor leagues have nothing
on the FIremen MidGetS al least
when it comes to keeping stats
tics.
Harry Young president Of the
Firemen's Midget League Substan-
tiated this statement today when
he produced statistics 10 show why
Bobby Gore. pitcher for Battalion
No. 10. and not. Nick Poma,
pitcher for Battalion No 5. was
selected for the leagues most
valuable pitcher
Poma pitched his team 10 the
league championship last Sunday
Al Briggs Stadium and finished
the season with record of eight
victories and ono loss. Gore whose
team was eliminated IN tho semi
finals. had q visible record Of only
two triumphS and no defeats. IN
Guiding a no-htter and a two-hit-
ter
But when Young dug out the
records, he made II clear why
Gore was tho proud posSessor Of a
medal. Here are the comparisons +.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Will Help Dealers

But we are going la try To
use good judgment" he added.
Naturally dealer who Is under
heavy expense must have more
ears Ia sell than "A dealer whose
overhead II not 80 large. We
must protect the dealer who has
expanded with H.. So the man
who has salesroom on Broad
way Ia keep up must he given
little more leeway than the
man on Main street who can
stay on his feet mith fewer cars.
VARYING conditions are going
to determine how many ears "A
dealer may have. It's going 10
he tough job but we're going
tn ne fair about IT. It'll take
intelligent handling for every
one to come through this period
but / think Wei do-tt. = -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Ad Men 10 Hear
Spike Connely

CLEVELAND. Sept. Emmett
F. Connely, president of the In
veStment Bankers Association. will
address the opening session Of the
Financial Advertisers Association
in Cleveland next Monday morning
at the Hotel Statler, according 10
an announcement today by j. j..
Harris. program chairman of the
investment division.
Connely will speak on Public
Relations OF the Investment Bank
ers Association Of America. Fol
lowing the opening session. Con-
ncte-n-tiii- he-a- feFHna-g9est-en
Monday afternoon at which the
subject of security craftsmanship
viii be discussed.
r.. A. Pierce, a senior partner of
Merrin Lynch, Pierce. Fenner q
Beane, Will he the principal forum
guest on Wednesday. September
10. The subject of Wednesday :
forum will he The Financial Ad-
iVertisers Obligation and Opportu-
nifty" The discussion will take in
prnhlemS- in the listed securities
field.
On Thursday September l. an
open forum will he held for the
purpose of discussing Defense
Bonds and-their@ relationship 10 the
security business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03

Alersrt countries Anc after 81 0s2 3pAa~
federal state ard fofeigr income an
ress profts axes selst % 50 y snsFe.
sgslnst re- profit - ~ ~ IS ~ 81 rs
= share m ne pfscedlug year. AFTER $50
900 taxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Livestock Markets

CATTLE Receipts 500. mArke' butcher
cattle cows and bulls steady Rulk good
~ choice calves Sl4 50. odd hold 10 SIS
choice steers Sil 751 ? So good steers
81 ~. common 20 medium. 81 anu II %
good hetferV Sft@fl - common 10 me
dunn fS10 III good COWS. s. 7S0S rs me
dunn COWS 81 40H - cutter and com
mnn-N6- 2hn T. 90 Gamers So 6-2i-conl
beef bulls s. t00p good sausage bulls
IS S5Nq medium sausage hulls s. - ~
- good and choice stocker and feeder
calves $40 5O0 - So. medium ssh 10 80
cutter and common t6 S0H7 - good
stocker and feeder steers and hcifers 50
~ ~ 50 common 20 medium S71 IS
CALVES Receipts. 500 market steady
common 20 medium. 50 a00 ~ So culs
s. y 10
STRIP tASf4-f AAff4S- FPprrfrts- fn0o
market spring lambs opening fully p,
higher man Tuesday Rest time esrIy tor
GOOD and choice lambs Sil TS0l2 me.
dunn 20 cood 50 15ull -. cur and tom
mon S7Ne 50 good and choice ewes
- 500 common and medium, So 80
cuIs 81 300
HOGS Receipts 100 market prospects
steady 20 stronger No quotations sNatl
able tarit TODAY. Tuesdays close follows
Good and choice. POO 220 ms 81 So 22o
$50 ms Xii 20. $50 Pa lbs 81 20 $50
poo Ibs, 81 10 $50 $50 'ns 81 80 ESQ
2-0 lbs SIf 20 eco 500 lbs Sll ~
heA,ies roo 750 ms ST.. 1tO 500 lbs
$40 q0 tOO-tso his $40 So. fourhs 60 2'
r 50 ushts and p,Es, ,iiaii2 p stays
IS rs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03

Nek Chemical t0mpan, and 10 suhsidl-
aries for me fiscal pear ended fure 90.
report net profit o. 81 500 on sffcr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Banker
Seen Head
Of SEC
InisrrslIonal 500. sst,ies WV,

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-fTznk r.
Mckinney, youthful Indianapolis
banker has been offered the chair
manShip Of the securities and eX-
Change -COU1THIySTOn, II VIZ learned
today.
Mckinney is president of Fidel-
ity Trust Company of Indianapolis
an institution with total resources
OF little more than S5.0O0000.
He is IS and is enc of the young
est bank presidents in Indiana.
Disclosure that nc had been Of
fcrcd the post was confirmed here
and in indianapolis. Mckinney
himself would NOT talk for publ
cation As yet he has not decided
whether 10 accept. It was learned
though strong pressure is being
brought 10 bear on HIM.
The Roosevelt administration for
.r7ortHs S-heea-ieeiting- =
successor 10 present SEC Chair
man Edward {. Elcher. Eicher'
appointment 10 head the commits
sion on April 9 was generally
recognized aS- a 7"StoP-gap2 choice
for the former Iowa representa-.
tiVe'S ambition was 10 he named 2
ludec This the President has beer
tEAlnG- 10 do Tor months. hut rar
into opposition from Iowa Senator
Gillette. whom the President tricC
TO purge at the last election
EiCher took part in the campaign
against Senator Gillette.
The offer 10 Mckinney indicate,
that arrangements have beer
made to give EiCher his iudgeShip
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Detroit Produce

Trading Was light at-the Detroit Tnior
Produce Terminal this morning IN fresh
fruits and vegetables 'lceberg lettuce was
weaker. onions were sfeadt peaches were
slightly weaker potatoes continued duH
All stock quoted is good quality and good
condition unless otherwise stated.
APFLES Afkansas m. baskets "
No. IonathRns 2 IN min 81 -. Mich
san McAlhtNs hu baskets r. : 80. 2iF-
n min 81 lin min. 80. nu. crates,
2isln min, l.. :. 80. ]. sjc, poor color.
CANTALOUFs western 700 few sales
m quote Michigan Honey Rocks T. No
!, lo-n and ! ~ cris, a., 81 IS; l2-in.
cr,s rs. 90c 81
Iceberg type Salinas WAisonvnie DIST ;
dor far tn generally good quality 81 90 n
% some GOOD qualify. 50 $50 50 dor
far 20 gno6 quality 81 s5Df doy 81 -.
? SO 3-in and larger Idaho 81 son
: A., Washington 81 S0u S. Idaho e-In
~ Bin s. 70 Idaho O. $ 10 whites.
So, 2in and Rrsef 81 es0l 20. Mich
gan g. s 80 YeUows. 70-s0rr 2.in. and
lsrger. s,cptl; 2'-ie. SACK, Ficslers
rEAcHEs HI haskep Indians p.
ber'w :. No .n.. 81 p. Mar and
HsIes hu baskets o.. 40. o. IN.
min 81 Michigan ru. haskets. T.. 40
4 EineriAs z = ln--rnlu-&t 80. in mir.
MN. Sos. 2ir. min eic9Si 10 Hsiss
pa baskets r.. s No 2a- IN min s. g.
F u225. 24'in min. 81. 500 is5 PIN. MN
81 $50 a. Pa. crates Pain. min, SIS
Potatoes looab sacks Idaho Ions
whres s No washed 81 2r8 ~
Eusse' Rufhsnks O. ; No washed. 81
~ 2' Npg rack S2l2iV2 - Sew Jefse,
~ so. Michigan C0rr'pre ~ IS. SO. - uu
washed 81 nari -. few larEe SIZE ~ 20
PRtSEs Idaho oregon ana WasnIne
fon p uu hasks'f 'i. :, No, Itaiiar
y y .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03

American Express Company de-
clared the regular quarterly divi.
dend Of Sl.50 payable October ],
10 record Of September 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Anti-Freeze Shortage

Among the other shortages
that loom this Winter IS that Of
anti-freeZe compounds Metha-
mol, one Of the most popular IN
gradients, is going into munitions
and other defense products while
alcohol j. used IN making smoke
less powder.
More than so por cent Of the
normal alcohol output * used in
auto antl-frcele preparations.
Now shortage Of II million
gallons is anticipated for defense
needs alone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Farmers Market

APPLEs-woH River fsnc, S. ioa q
hu No 7SsgSr Weal'hles fancy 81 Is
~ No I eoc \ 81 IS No. ? soc
BEANS Green fanny 50 M NJ !.
2s5l - No z. 81 wax hnc, "
No 81 2Sari 5a-No 81 KAntHeky
Wonder No s. SO12 hu Roman
beans. fancy 81 No I. 81 to0 ss M.
No ? 81 30 nu Lima heAns. No J.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03

Plotkin was with Hornblo~er &
Weeks m 1928 and later with
Sujro Bros. & Go. For the past
TWO years he has been connected
with Baker, Weeks & Harden.
Merrill ,tncb picrcp Fppper &
Beane announced q merger Of tho
tN1n LARGEST firms in the brokerage
business. effective Aug. is. 1871,
with p combined capital Of more
than $1,000 900 and combined debit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
AmerIcan zInc. Lad snd sn.lnns Con,-

Crown Cork International Corpora ton
and rs Nhois owned domestic subsidiaries
for elk months ended June 80 report net
profit NJ Sff7 374 after fedsrsi norma IN
come taxes A. go PEI cent rate. against
S24 2s5 In the 1870 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03

ties It is estimated the new firm
will realize a saving Of Sl,000,000
wear in overhead.
More than a year ago Merrill
embarked on an ambitious nation
wide advertising campaign 10 ac-
quaint the public with the faclli-
ties Of his firm. In the first year
the firm acquired 1882 new Gus
toners as a result of this cam
palgn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
S50O,000 Bank Loan
Prepared by Rdyoner

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 3
Rayonler, Inc, has announced pre-
payment Of an additional $500 600
OF It's lonG-term bank loans repre-
SentinG the maturity due Aug. |,
1913. This reduces the amount OF
The lonC-term loans outstanding 10
81 100000 A similar prepayment
was made as Of May 16. 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03

APPLES won River t tsnc' 81 io4 9, J 2; q
BEANS Green. fanny 50 M NJ
30. ]. 81 7so-i ~ 81 Essstuesy
S w.na'r I No - ~ S9a; .S ~ s F'% ="
No 81 80 nu Lima hssns. No J.
S782 so M. 2. 81 hu,
REETs 80 !, asa 'oc DOZEN hnnche'.
BL1HircEBERRlEs No. /. s3o3so "a
BROCCOLI No. !. u2sa1 50 bu
GARBAGE NJ. IS s'c IN No 2
snc red No. i. 75cgN No. ?. soc
CANTALOUPEs Fancy. 81 hu.; No.
xi2STl Is. No. 2 81
CARROTS Fancy sc dozen hches
~. / 2o6 so. aoc 81 Is hu No ? 2ac
dozen lunches 7ac nusne
CAIIrFLOWFR Fancy a. % m No
J. NGi IS on No. ? - 81 ~ IN
CELERY No 2o@ aoc No. led
cELFRy cHsBAGr Fancy s. eu'hel
~ $50 $50 IN
CELERY ROOT No I. 7Sr8N
~ dlI siai2s, small, $40 50 mo
EGGPLANT No soa sor bu
FCGs- Lsrf' 81 Sod - 7o-fo7s- case
medium Sio1lls small 50 2in as
GRAPEs 80. ] tsc s-lt nsskst
oKRA So. j. aoc 81 - s-'h. h''k''
o%IoSs Green NJ 4oaeoc do7sr
sI@iio so-ie. ,ack NJ 2 - rcsuo.
onions fsnc, 81 so som. SACK. No. ]
81 No ? s.
PARSLEY ,o9 soc eot hch'.
TARRNIPs No. ) 81 hu
PEACHES HsIss hnc. 81 hb No
g, -s622 s hu. No 2 s. 80 ma fancy -
PEARS Fancy 81 No J.. 81 %" 30
~ 2 7Sc 81
~ 4oc b. 70, No s'"7'c No
so ~sr no. 10 zoe soc peck hski
prRFNTOs No a 81 - soc peck hssset
TLTNs Fsnc, 81 hu no j. 81 - p
57s NO 2 81 hushs
POTATOES Pane, socaN hu' 80. :
Too soc ru. So Q 80 IN
POULTRY Her. i've heavy breeds q
q 22e sE1o-rs ls p zoe brouers
hsavv on ~ ESQ TO- eFhorrs 1917 2ir In.
pArfeuEg Rec so 7Safis frrer
81 r0l. punches horse SO. D. 81 20 p'r'
rrSrPs Hfrs-l F-ael- -Na--t s. -ia
~ 2FoT crave
SQUASH SUMMIT SO asa $40 y
~ Nr o., fah.s queen squash 8"
-sq 4oc ta ~ s0c ffsnsr fRnC.
p0c psrs taske' 30 s'1 SOC X
aor; H1trer1 80. 7'n sor, pe.c'o'
SWIFT corN No. J, soa7sc '.aar
49, 80 500
rovsToEs Fancy $50 r1; 30. ]
tas.g ~ 'ae re .,.
vrcFTABLF GrFF>s Roman. s'c,
s. b. t tOq 70 ssrAfnIf So f.. g
F'r ra sravs 50 sn' IS '' hH
- - srr-s $50 $50 SOC tu.
.HTetr r. wsffsrr ESQ. f 500 %, tH.
tl-r,rs fsa1'r -l a' s0r go
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03

Incidcntalh. the millennium
cant ne far off. Piyuouths fa42
model has a horn which viii not
blow when the ignition is Off
This VIII take care nlcclN Of
the pest VINO waits IN his car
and whileS away his time hy
= hQnking the horn. OF course
tho real solution Will not he
found until horns arc made
noiseleSS with the ignition on or
Off until q pedestrian j. sighted
within - feet or less.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Automotive Fibres
Votes 15.Ct. Dividend

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. b
National AutomotiVe Elhres. Inc.
declared dividend of 15 cents on
common. payable October Is TO
stock OF record September p. The
company paid the same amount
July Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Spade, PIotkin
Join Staff Of
Merrill Lynch
Both Men Have Long
Records Detroit
Financial Circles

Merrill Lynch. Pierce, Fenner &
Feare announce tho association
81 Wayne NJ. SPADE and Nathan
Plotkir with their Detroit Office
in tho Bull Building
Both Spade and Flotklr have
been actNc In fnancla and bro
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrous
meta quotations supplied by Federated
Meisls Division Detroit Spot % per cent
Mn. nominal Sow York 81 no future TN.
- 60. lake grsde copper delivered. Mid.
west 70 eIectol}uc spot. smcner. n
casting copper ll.75: s. Louis lead
a. 81 LOUIS Anc : Is; New YORK.
anumony u. virgin aluminium lie
Tin very few offers. Copper nc delivered
Connecticut Valley reanirmed hy OPACs.
Casiing, ~ ~ base. changed 20 Z. y. h.
refinery, established today Export hoo.
Resale, u o0. Free sterling, 4o34.
NEW YORK Sept Activity n The
market for copper toda, was aiken 10
Win eHors io tske care ~ consumers
orders sEalns their presortatior 81 OPM
ALLEGATION certificates with price hold ne
af uniform level OF 80 cents pound ne
iNerei Connecticut VALLEY
ENpatLcnppct -was- atitetAnd uncnaneed
AZ rents q pound as New York
Demand FOR cad continued well In eN.
cess OF supp - Price held arm ard
Unchanged A. SIS 20 3 90 cents pound
deliversd New YORK, and SIX cents, 81
louis
linc supplies remain tight Win principal
sellers ratoning supplies At rs cents a
pound, East 81 Louis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03

kCIaCc circles
for many wears
Spade having
started ~ "a
Guardian De
troit Company
IN 1920 an d
later became
associated with
flcheT FuCer-
W en- q in Inc
he was a sc
associated with
y q m &c X 4
DonlIniCk : De
troll office as
m a n a & . r OF
m n I depart
mont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
ATT Issue
% PERCENT
Taken

MN YORK. Sept. The
American Telephone and Telegraph
Company has received Suhscrlp-
tons for slightly more than o. per
cont of the S22f 10000 convertible
bond issue recently offered 10
stockholders.
Subscriptions on hand total
roughly S222no0ooO Of a total
offering Of S233 5s4 600. The
money received is 10 he used to
finance inc system huge CON
program.
Within the next three weeks
the company VIII make IFS com
pouuNc bidding call 10 obtain
funds 10 rchnance S94,3o6 900 Of
So per cent debcntureS, which
have been called for November /
redemption. The now issue proba-
bis Will be for sos 600 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03

TT p Burlington. 10 NJ Tpfs-
'day Munising CWIibN, Pa'hfirder 10, 5u
is q CNde ~ 80 8 m Manitoba
Fmreror. 80. stee king 2 l. G. smith
-Stilltuan Bros Pioneer, 80 r. J.
ireland . Thos Rriit $40 Cox
Perkins. Algocen @ 20 Beau PARKS. Rsrs'
IC 10. y r. Tapiin, ". shiras. 81; " 9
IFrck. II so: g. a. Tomhnson. midnight
Rensselaer, II 80 A. m Wednesday r. Y
Wallace. r. : Kendrick ~ sonora,
Fay Brown, 3 Jos wood. Beryfon. +. A
Is. Clarke 40. Rosn. Transport 4
Myron TAYLOR, Csnadoc 4 J r morgan
Is 30 Marguerite Fthel. J Ericsson. Hol.
lev. r Mariposa. Msia. 3 30, n. Butter. s
?. Cement Bay'on = X 4. Sesndre,'
J. Campbell. Z. Cornell
DOWN Finland ~ m. TUESDAY; W
Oicou. !. =. McAlpn, II 81. l.. G.
Hanna. !. 5 Davis. noon. Amazon. Grand
Island. q. r Fink klng m J. r
Sansibar. Corvus ! 30 G. 4. Black. p. V.
Lindsbury. 3; ". y. Williams. 2 30. y
?. Leopold 3 Hemlock $50 J. "
q. Hindman H. NJ Gamma Jr $50; y
Roninson. coiiingwood Marquette.
lNsgaunes. s 30 J. A. Hatred, Canadian
10 Harvard. Verona 20 NJ Gallagher
10; suirhitr M'i-chfinre :. Q. Williams
10 ". e Warren, II. J. 1auehiir
Aetna II 30: J. " sheadie. VIM. Not
bingham midnight. Algosteel Eliza Sue
den, Mslietoa =. m Wednesday. Prince
ton Arcturus 2: W r. Dickson r
lRoheris Jr.. 2 40; a a Augustus j. e
wood . 30 n. NJ. clemson. Ad1!atic. 8
,. W. Psrgny q. Crawford, = Mstaafsi
" " Bfown s.
calm. clear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03

balances Of ap-
p OK natcly
S5e Gee 600 The
new firm - now
represented in
% cities. II has
memberships in
IS separate Sc
curity and COM
IN o d ity eN-
changes. T h 2
q fife S a r Q
linked ny the
largest private
wire system IN
the country.
Through the
elimination ot
GunliCatc fAClli-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Calumet and He(Id
Gives 6O( a Day Raise

CALUMET. Sept. 3.-The Calu-
met and Hecla Consolidated Cop
per Company has announced a
wage increase Of so cents a day
for all hourly and salaried en-
ployes whose pay is less than $500
a month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03

AT AoUEDUCT
Weather clear; track. last.
Firsi Race Placement
Second Race Decisive. The Count.
Magnify Sorrho. Hafkim 1'nhuifoned
.ThFFd- = 4ea- T74AAlp- Nancy y GRnegF+-
Sizzling Pan. Bright View Toddle on,
KEY Man Nav Die Peter Porter.
Fourth Race Breeze. Hoizea,
sixth Race on the levi.
Eighth Race Ida Rogers
FIELD HORSES
Second BarpsFat,- Glvndon Town.
Lucky Find
Third Race Dude Ahnerss OrinNco-
Fourth Race Beau Brannon, SINGING
Torch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Sales OF Fluid Milk
Increase 5.93 Per Cent

NEW YORK. Sept. 2 - Daily
fund milk sales we're up > % per
cent during july over same period
wear ago according 70 The report
of tho MIX Industry Foundations
Daily July sales averaged 7154il1
quarts against 6753 644 in July.
1QIO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
American CapitaI CORPORATION

declared a dividend of 10 cents on
the preferred. payable October |
10 record Of September Is. Paid
same aTH1HHt,ftTiy -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
CHIt AGO

CHICAGO Sert z pNSl HOGS Re
70 pfs fi 600 narke' IS 25c lower hold
overs 600 mp 81 50. bulb. Sll - ~
.if7s heaNcs $40 1911 20. mediums
ST. 2snIi So. lights Sitdl1 IS Nghi
irhts $40 Sod ~ % packing snNs, 50 =
$50 so PIGS 50 2an10 %
CATTLE -RsretptS - non: market
steady. Doc lower. calves. receipts boo
narksi. sieRfy Beef steers choice
.XII 75UI2Sa medium $50 ~ rs yeAf.
Irgs Sarl27S Butchers heifers xsp
~ 2s. cows S-.2Sue bulls. s. ~ 10
calves t-8I4 Feeders Ss0i2 stock
OPS steers, SEQ ~ so. COWS and heliers
s. 500 u.s.
SHFtP Receipts 10 600 market
stead lambs Xll1 - 50 common SO ~
50 ttaftnrs SO 30 % feeders. SO so "
30 So. ewes. So 500 %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Gas Sales Here Hiioher

Michigan Consolidated Gas Com
pany sendout for the Detroit dis
trict in the week ended August
30 totaled 646370 units. AS against
6lS.5l9 in the like 1910 week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Derby Oil and Refining Com

pany declared a dividend of 81 on
the preferred, payable September
30, 10 record of September Is.
Similar amount was paid July l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Montana-Dakota Utilities Com.

pany declared dividend OF 10
cents on the common payable
October | 10 record Of September
10. Paid same amount July l.