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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Total Loss?
Nothing for Assoc. Gas
Holders, Trustee Says

NEW YORK, Nov. 27 AsSoci-
ated Gas stockholders Will receive
nothing and if is unlikely that
there will be anything for owners
of over S65. 900, 900 of convertible
obligations and scrip on reorgan-
izatien of Associated Gas and
Electric Company, IN the opinion
of Stanley Clarke, the company :
trustee
Clarke expressed this belief in
his report 10 the Federal District
Court, where Associated Gas and
Electric Company end u, sole d.
rect subsidiary Associated Gc.
and Electric Corporation. are I'M
dergoing reorganization I'm d . r
Chapter Y of the Bankruptcy Act
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Lewis Haney
New Deal Initiation
Scare Is Exposed

1t becoming the fashion, not only in Washington but in
business circles that keep from
rising order to keep them from falling later Usually
the idea expressed by must stop imitation in order
delation
Any who retains his memory and of humor
suspect that political joke being played The
political leaders who make these statements the same
formerly urged imitation and higher prices
The point is that the grave assertions and
about stopping initiation do what they
political leaders really stop
Actually hard work increasing imitation
They increasing borrowing spending public debt
by leaps and bounds.
The chief proposal just is TO fix prices
like boy blowing balloon while he says that
he must hold it so that won't like pling The
getting pressure higher while tying down the
safety valve and smashing the steam gauge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Baldwin Locomotive
Orders Off in Month

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. n
Consolidated orders taken in Oc-
tobcr by Baldwin Locomotive
Works and subsidiaries, including
Mldvale Company amounted 10
s. 639,57S. compared with 50 SOL
III in September and S42 504 0S7
a year ago. Consolidated orders FOR
the first 10 months of 1871 totaled
S152 .549.45l against Sl0S, 054.i9l
in the same period of 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Forbes
Many Definite Signs
Show Business Men
Gain Public Esteem
By II. {. FORBES

Arc business men. after having
been cruelty yllined by Wash
ineton for years, now rising to
public esteem
Many definite signs answer
YES
When he administration found
itself confronted with an up-
limited emergency. 10 whom did
il Immediately turn? To busl-
ness men. 10 industrlallsts.
Politicians suddenly realized
that they were impotent, that
they were non-producerS, that.
instead OF being able 10 con-
tribute NaluablY 10 our national
resources and strength. they
were merely SpendeTs, Spenders
OF money earned by the people.
SO. an S. O. s. was sent out
by Washington 10 such practical
men of affairs formerly
Smcared as economic royalistS
as William =. KnudSen, preSi-
dent of General Motors; Edward
r. StettiniuS. head OF the United
States Steel Corporation; Don
aid NJ. Nelson. SearS-Roebuck
executive; John ID. BiggerS,
president b b y-QweRs-Eerd
Glass; William l.. Bait. prcsl-
dent. S. X. F.; w. AVerell Harm
m an, railw way, capitallstlc
magnate: Floyd b. Odlum,
IinancieT, etc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
On the Business Front

meet defense housing require
mentS, on the market,
The "Vapor- Flame hot air fur
mace is priced for installation IN
homes costing $4,000 or less and
measures "a inches square by 90
inches in height. 1t can be in
stalled IN closets, small utility
rooms and waste space areas.
In the past. .Airtemp has con-
cenrated on complete "packaged
air-conditioning units.
Those darned goldfish keep pop
ping up,
Now it's Harvey Campbell who
informs us that they can be kept
in outdoor ponds the year round.
And Harvey'S authority is none
other than the late James McEvoy,
a General Motors executive and
one-time president of the Board
of Commerce.
McEvoy left his fish in and the
ponds froZe over. but when they
thawed out in the Spring the fish
sometimes had a fungus growth
on them IN spots. McEvoy jap
anese houseboy would carefully
touch up the afflicted areas with
good old-faShioned tincture of
iodine, which apparently cured
them.
However, McEvoy always swore
that the experts were wrong when
they said fish have no feeling, be-
cause the minute that iodine hit
them. their eyes would pop right
lOuk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
N. Y. Central Net
Income Scars

NEW YORK. Nov II - New
York Central Railroad including
all leased lspeS, reported for the
months ended October 81. net
income Of SD q79.na5 or S3.56 a
share against S5.278,336 or So
cents a share in the 1910 period.
October net income was Sl.154,-
732 compared with S2,5i2 AIS in
October 1880
Railway tax acclual> were $780,
32l 79} IN the 10 months against
$40 6hl $50 in The 1910 period In
cludod ~ tax accrualS for 10
months Tins year was So SIS. 1872
federal taxes.
October figures include an esti-
mate OF proposed increase IN wages
for September and October on the
basis recommended by the fact
finding board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Changes at Pontiac

To consolidate and coordinate
TO better advantage the rapidly
expanding defense projects with
the automotive business. II. j.
klingler, general manager of the
Pontiac Motor Division, has an
nounced several changes in key
positions in the manufacturing
=depaftnent.=.-
p. II. MacGregor. for several
years genera manufacturing
manager of PontiacS automo-
bile plants, becomes assistant TO
the general manager in charge
of production for both automo-
defense=aetfEitfeSl
Stanley 0sUander, formerly
general plan t superintendent,
becomes plant manager IN charge
of automotive production. Rob-
ert II. Alters continues as man
agor of defense production.
William Vann is advanced
from chief Inspector TO assistant
plant manager, SuCCeedlnG-
trander. while O. +. Marsal is
promoted from general super
visor 10 chief Inspector, and Ray
Powers becomes assistant chief
Inspector.
Similar changes have been
made in the department of pur-
chaseS and supplies. +. j. Nc
Laughlln, veteran u O n Ii C
purchasing agent, becomes as
sistant 10 the general manager
in charge OF all supplies, both
automotlve and defense Fred
Gordon, formerly an assistant
purchasing agent, becomes auto
motive purchasing agent with
NJ artin Rummel As assistant
automotiVe purchasing agent.
l.. Redford Jr. continues as
defense purchasing agent under
Mclaughlin, with r. F. Decker
as assistant defense purchasing
agent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
M. S. Rukeyser
BOeinS Head Plans
Postwar Aircraft

IN THE WEST. Nov. 27.-Although the mracuolsly
pandng Boeng Arpane Company Seattle and at Wichita
working 100 orders Philip
Johnson. president already thinking employ
and
The executive matter of fact would like TO receive
civilian 5
ready make the shift quickly after Having
long been conSuan of Canada ArneS Mr. Johnson
Canadian government had authorized that
company replace civil aplaneS with modern and
that the Canadian regards civil
national defense mechanism point
ing swift productivity making it
key and officers travel swiftly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Destined TO Make Planes for Export

In dreaming about postwar period Mr. Johnson be-
aplane will be destined to make
quantities He pointed thai
planes domestic civil aviation IS quickly
doubled the Will only take the output of
larged factory
feels the modern arplane after the
will he demand Latin America Africa and elsewhere
opening material which not
sible modern highways He pointed that the arways will
be transportation when recognized that
construction of laying rails thus be
obviated
that American manufacturers
viii geared high level OF productive efficiency,
foreign competitors,
domestic
rebuilding That distinction of predcated
United States involved
belligerent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Trucking Promotions

John Bridge. vice president
and general manager of the
Interstate Motor Freight SyS-
tenn for the past nine years. viii
become chairman Of the system :
board of directors. under a staff
reorganization announced today
by Harry Bylenga. president. w.
+ brUf15rI,- former vCStUTH rC-
gionai vice president, has been
named vice president and gem
eral manager of the entire SyS-
TEN, succeeding Bridge, Bylenga
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Metal Markets

tew YORK and wholesale nonferrous
0nrial quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division Detroit Spot 90 per cent
TN nominal Sew York SIC: future tin
52c. lake grade copper delivered Midwest
u. electroytic spot smelicr. - casting
copper il15. 81 Louis Lead 20. St
Louis zinc. S2j. New York anilmOny II;
virgin aluminium, 10
Copper sales .iqS tons Export copper
II 2j resale r. Free sterling exchange,
SiO3 D. " i.0i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Output Of Vacuum
Cleaners Ordered Cut

WASHINGTON. Nov 27.-The
OPM has ordered 10 per cent cut
in output of vacuum cleaners by
large manufacturers between Oc-
tober and December 81. Reduc-
ton is based on average monthly
sales in the l. months ended June
so. last.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Plane Life Dependent Upon ObsoIescence

As for the present civil the United
States, Mr. johnson while
travel industry would cur1aler4ice than
neglect obligation efficiency
and asked existing planes could be used
Johnson that depended
obseeeenee He said that industry life
of plane at to years although South America
Arnerican-but had
that modern arplane 1900 1000
but that with life
could be extended Indefinitely He emphasized the i'm
priority
list for maintaining existing planes civil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27

Comes A biz and gaudy notice
from the Investment Bankers AS
ISOLATION that William Green.
president Of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor. will address the
annual convention Sunday night.
lts being held IN Florida
His subject viii be. "PreScrva-
ton Of Free Enterprise - the
Common Objective OF Labor and
Capital
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Oil Industry
Profits Seen
AT 4-Yedr High
At Least Dozen Firms
Will Top Their Peak
Earnings Of 1897

NEW YORK, Nov 27.-Profits
of the oil industry for 1941 will
be at the best level since 1887, the
record year.
There are prospects. moreover.
that at least a dozen leading COM
panies will top their peak profits
of that year.
In the aggregate profits of the
industry will be from 80 per cent
to 45 per cent higher than in 1910.
For u leading American COM
.panies it is expected that net
profits will be in the neighborhood
of $3.50, 100000 against S4O9, 600, 900
-earned by these identical >cana-
panies in 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Initiation Mandate Gives Complete Power

the question why
deelaimne Imitation shall
ring the fact that If give them
imitation they will have complete power
economic system?
initiation these quarters an abb
Maybe the an-inflationss afraid OF COM
ing they have built when
blame those
in power trouble comes surely they blamed
Hoover in 1882
Maybe they actually learned something learned that
to debt-earned that democratic
business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Army and Navy Won't Drop Out Of Market

In addition -pisualzng vastly degree world
wide armndedness Mr. Johnson thinks that and
orders for planes will substantial the He
does not believe that this will
then. light of the actuaitieS following /
Even Mr.. Johnson recognizes that the peak
time effort the arplane building industry the United
will be overeXpanded for peacetme demand Accordingly he
looks forward the
down facilities, exercising option gov
financed modern additions plants
be continued when older obsolete company
be aDped
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Gas Stocks Increase
Over Million BbIs.

NEW YORK. NOV. ~ Ameri-
can Petroleum Institute estimates
gasoline stocks last week increased
100000 barrels 10 total of 81
579 900 Refinery operations were
92.3 per cent. off 6 of ! point.
Crude oil output averaged 1896
$50 barrels daily. a new high
record and I'd 10000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Tells the Only Way to Stop Initiation

way stop imitation stop initiating In order
that three conditions required ID We must
people-as government and individuals
t2) We extent as humanity
Id We must
individual investors
voluntarily government bonds longerm investments
tThat safety of principal and good yed9
what these directions we making any progress
. lust They You don't want
dellation you?" You say, NO" Then they say We'll
tbpnf O1lOVyO me-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Omit Dividend

Al 4 T1crrIUC q tttT7 tt70FT1t or
directors of Hearst Consolidated
Publications. Inc. held yesterday
it was voted not TO pay the divi-
dend normally payable Dec. 10,
1911 on the class a stock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27

UNITED >TtTE> OF AMERICA
~ III DISTRICT COURT OF THE
DISTRICT on MitHIGA>. >Ot THERN
DI\isION.
In the Matter of
MT FOREST FUR FARNS OF AMER
ICA NC Delaware Corporation.
Debtor
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~ session OF SAID Court held IN The
BED raj Ruiioit-, IN the City OF Detroit,
wayne County Michigan. on the 2sth
daS Il November A D.. 1871.
PRESENT lion. ARTHUR r LEDERLE.
United states District Judge
ORDER TO SNOW CAUSE
on readiug and fiins ne Petition Of
Frank titzGerad Trustee IN the ~ithia
proceedings PRAYING FOR authority to exc
cute an on aud Gas Mining Lease with
ths Texas Company a Delaware Corpora
tion providing Tor geological ana geophysi-
cal surveys of Debtors property IN Yer.
million and IBERIA Psushes Louisiana, ana
possible leasing and development 81 any
oil gas and minerals which may be dis
covered thereon.
1T is HEREBY ORDERED that a hear
ing Doe held IN his Court on Monday, the
sth day Of December 1871. A. 30 A NJ.
az which time any interested parties may
appear and show cause why said OF and
Gas Mining Lease a. prayed for In sad
Petition Of Trustee filed herein should not
be entered into.
IT is FURTHER ORDERED that copy
Of this order 10 SHOW Cause be mailed 80
all officers and directors 81 the Debtor
Corporation at least ten days prior to said
nearing
1T rs FURTHER ORDERED that q
notice of said hearing he published in the
Detroit News Detroit Times and Detroit
Free Press AT least ten daVs prior 10 said
hearing. said notice 10 read az follows.
ITO STOCKHOLDERS, CREDITORS
AND ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN
MT FOREST FUR IA r VI s OF
AMERICA. Inc.
In the Matter of Mt Forest Fur
Farms ~ America. Inc. Della
ware Corporation. Debtor No.
2i33i IN Proceedings for the Re-
organization 81 Corporation
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a hearing
yin be held before the Honorable Arthur
+ Lederle United states District Judge.
on Monday the sth day Of December. 1871,
at Gao A NJ in his Court Room In the
Federal Building. Detroit. Michigan. at
which time any interested parties may
show cause why an agreement with the
TcxHS Company Delaware pet atis4g-
30 conduct geological and geophysical sur
veys and lease and develop for mining
purposes the properly ~ Debtor located in
Nermilion and Iberia Parishes louisiana,
should not be entered into
copy Of said agreement and lease 70
l7rfed states District Court Federal
Ruiidiuv DctToU Michigan and may there
he examined by any interested parties
prior TO said hearing.
FRANK FITZGERALD.
Trustee
ARTHUR r LEpERLE
United States District Judos.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
PRICE STRUCTURE

This years profits have been
allotted by an Improvement in
sales volume and higher. more rea-
sonable prices for both crude oil
and refined products The price
structure. however, is still below
the peak in 1887.
While increased taxes and wages
have been responsible for holding
down the profit margin, part Of
these higher costs has been Offset
by more economical operation in
-cideni- expanding Nolume.--
Profit gains in 1871 are fairly
well distributed throughout the m
-dustry. although irtcgTatcd COM
panies along the eastern seaboard
and in the mid-continent, in many
instances, reveal substantial in
'CreaSeS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
BOOST DIVIDENDS

OF the u companies. II in the
first nine months had earned more
than for all of 1910. One matched
the full 1910 profits in this years
mne months 10 September 80. four
were slightly below and the re-
naming companies net=repert
official interim profits.
In line with improving profits
the industry this year IS distribute
ing about 20 per cent more in divi-
dends 10 its common stockholders
than i'm 1910 This is about II
e-ceHttrSy- ttIaTI-zyTS-f 1aIdIout
in the record year of 1887.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Latest Excuse for Seizing More Power

likely that the demand for stop
Initiation" the latest for Selling more power
In 1887 n depression. Now they
war Hitler They failed control by their managed
currency" schemes they propose direct prlceNng with
the power Discrimination direct taxcs
they ceilings
for products.
this in the o. imitation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
ANNOUNCEMENT

Notice - herenv gwen tbst effective Deeem.
Der ]. 1871. section and section = ~ the Rules
and Regulations governing savings Deposits IN
the National Bank OF Detroit. Detroit, MlchI-
gan, vii be a. follows
sec = Interest will be allowed upon al
balances IN excess OF an. average daily BAL
anre OF one hundred dollars tsl00l which
snail have remained on deposit Tor one fun
calendar month or more. a. such rate
a. may ne fixed from time 10 tifne bv the
Board OF Directors, except that interest
shall not be allowed on any fractional parv
o. a dollar nor for a tract ionsl part OF a
month or for any part Of the half yesr be-
tween the first days OF June and December.
or December and June on sums withdraw
during these periods
Tor the purpose OF committing interest
and determining average dalv balances. all
Withdrawals shall be deducted from the
balance on the previous interest date or,
n there be no such balance then from the
fret deposits IN the current interest period.
Interest shall be computed and added 10
deposits on the first day OF June and De
cenber OF each year Interest 20 computed
and payable may not be paid 10 depostofs
or entered into pas. books until on or after
the fifth day following such credit. De
posts made on or before the fifth day Of
the month shall be considered as deposited
on the FIRST day OF that month deposits
made after the fifth day of any month shall
draw interest from the FIRST day OF the next
succeeding month.
The bank reserves the right 10 limit the
amount OF the balance which any one de
positor NAV have to his credit IN one or
more accounts.
Sec. q No charge sball be made TO cover
the expense OF opening an account, unless
II IL closed within three months from the
date OF the opening thereof, IN which case
n charge OF fifty cents (J0ol will be made,
which may be retained by the bank out OF
tho funds on deposit PRIOR to their WITH
dfsvai.
The bank reserves the right 70 make such
service charges on savings accounts tor ex-
cessive activity or otherwise a. NAV be
hted rom time TO time by the Board OF
Directors.
Sgd " : McTucas Chairman
sgd, Ebert ;. Burns. Cashier
NATIONAL BANK
OF DETROIT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27

The Antemp division Of ChryS-
or Corporation has placed new
Inc of oil burners, designed TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
WITH WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor

The circular describes the
speech as the real story Of how
men and money, working together.
built America
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27

~ session OF sad Court held IN me
FED raj Building IN the Cny Of Detroit
Wayne County Michigan on the 2sth
daS q November A D.. 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27

MT FOREST FUR FARNS or AMER
lCA. nc, Delaware Corporation.
Debtor
no % 33l In Proceedings for The RE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27

UNITED >TtTE> or AMERICA
~ I'M DISTRICT COURT OF THE
NiTiD STATS FOR JHf EASTERN
DISTRICT OF MIC HIGA>. >OI THERN
DIVISION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27

hiSLn-the name of stopping initiation,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
ORDfR TO SHOW CAUSE

PRESENT don. ARTHUR r. LEDERLE
United states District Judge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27

on rcadiug and fling the Petition Of
Frank titzGcraid Trustee m the within
proceedings. praying for authority to exc
cute an OH aud Gas Mining Lease with
the Texas Company a Delaware Corpora
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-31
Strain on Heart

Everything Is hurry now-more
speed. more push, more nervous
strain. The nerves become frazzled /:
We &mOke q cigarette. cigar. or
pipe to quiet our nerves. Then we
can't work without q smoke.
Here Is more strain on the heart.
Nicotine acts as q slow poison.
particularly to the heart and brain.
! can't explain why, but the blood
vessels Of the heart are apparently
more injured by tobacco than from
other poisons. except those from
bacteria.
The blood vessels Of the entire
system, but particularly of the
heart. are hardened by the use Of
tobacco and when coronary OBJ
struction or coronary spasm shuts
on the circulation to the heart,
sudden death results. With all
three Of these excuses working to
the detriment of the vital organs,
b It any wonder that sudden death
= becoming more common?
We cannot control the politician
and his spending. but we can con-
ttol our own excuses and indul-
gences and until we do the death
late from heart. lung. kidney and
LIVER trouble will continue to mount
higher and higher.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-31

MOTHER having had her box Of
AVA candy and corsage. Father is
now due to get his knick-knack on
Fathers Day, June is. So some
suggestions on the latest for men
might be helpful.
Belts. braces and garters made
of q plastic called pliaglass are
good. This Is a flexible, resinous
material that Is clearer In color
and takes nicer shades than any
we have seen. The transparent
articles made Of 1t really are crys-
tai clear.
Pliaglass belts even have trans
parent buckles. They are made also
in reversible colors. by q special
spraying process. Belts are made
in colors to match the Stacks father
wears. Braces come to match, and
a brace and belt set In hand
braided pliaglass really does SPAR
kle like q crystal chandelier. All
these items sell at dollar to q
dollar and q half.
II father likes old-time suspend
ers Of the Guyot type. which come
from France. and are used BY the
best tailors and shops. one nrm
turns out an improved American
version called the Lafayette. THESE
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-31
Fashions For Men
BY BARCLAY SWAIN

non-elastic galluses are the
best pants holder-uppers we know.
Wallets, too, are made OF plia-
glass, which will show everything
daddy has In his wallet. A key
case matches. These items are In
the dollar class and sturdily made.
Generally q dollar. leather wallet
goes almost Is fast rs the money
It contains.
The higher priced wallets from
about 90 to $40 are worth the
money. Especially handsome are
alligator. pigskin and ostrich
leather wallets. The latter Is care
fully made with q very thin lining
with each plume hole in the leather
skillfully backed with canvas. Such
wallets really grow Old gracefully,
II you can only spend q dollar foI
O wallet. you are better on buying
Q plastic one.
Outside Of obvious things like
ties, shirts. socks and the like
there are many new items. Mostly
the new ones are plastics. A cool
smoking plastic lucite shanked
pine that can be cleaned under q
water tap, will delight q pipe
lightweight emergency rain coal
that can - tucked into Q pocket
made Of plastic.