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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Sad Craftsmanship

"A SAD commentary, is IL not,
upon the type of craftsmanship
which has ruled at Washington
during recent years?
Remember. too. that all along
we have been protesting pro-
found friendship for China.
against which this and other
war material supplied by the
United States TO Japan was be-
ing directed.
In the highest industrial and
financial circles doubt is har-
bored regarding the outcome of
the mission of Saburo Kurusu 10
this country. Every indication
Is that Japan has gone so far
towards bringing the Orient
under her sway that her ruling
class fear 10 capitulate. fear TO
comply with our governments
stand lest they lose face" ac-
counted an unthinkable crime
by Orientals.
Morris il expected that Presi-
dent Roosevelt will command
Secretary Hull TO take back
water, especially as the depart
ment Of state doubtless has had
Presidential approval of every
major step taken, every state
ment made.
1t should he added that the
almost universal view among
men OF affairs is that war be-
tween Japan and the United
States would not last long. that
the japanese navy would be
quickly over-matched by the
combined Anglo-American fleet.
that incendiary bombs could
cause such holacausts in Japan's
principal cities of Undertook
buildings that peace would be
quickly sought by Japan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Eastman Votes
Wage Dividend

ROCHESTER, N. Y. Nov. 13.-
Eastman Kodak Company has de-
clared an extra dividend of 81 in
addition to a regular quarterly
dividend of S1.50 on common stock
both payable January ? to stock
of record December 5. This will
bring dividends declared this year
to ST. as compared with Sc de-
clared during 1910.
Directors also voted a wage divi-
dend for employees for 1912, pay
able in March next year. Under
the companys profit-sharing for
mula, the wage dividend rate is
dependent upon dividends declared
on the common stock in the pre-
ceding year. In view of the extra
dividend of 81 on the common
stock. the wage dividend will be
increased S1,200000 10 a total of
approximately 81. 100000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Mock TO Give Talk

Harry G. Mock, vice presi-
dent of Plymouth Motor Cor
poration, will be the principal
speaker at this months session
of the Detroit Sales Managers
Club at the Hotel Statler on
November II.
This meeting of the Detroit
sales group will start with din
ner in the Wayne Room at $50
p. m. Mock will talk on THE
Sales Managers Job-Yester-
day, Today and Tomorrow,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Bean Farmers
4 Million

LANSING, Nov. 13.-Rains have
caused Michigan farmers to lose
between S4,000,000 and S5,000,00O
on this years bean crop and there
is danger of heavy losses on sugar
beets. the department Of agricul-
ture reported today.
On November /, it was esti-
mated, the bean crop would reach
an all-time high of 5,976,000 bags
this year, with the price approx
mately $3.50 a bag.
Instead. the beans have been
subject TO steady rains and be-
tween II and Is per cent of the
crop is expected to rot in the
fields.
Sugar beets are in a similar
condition, but the danger of them
lies in sudden freeze.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
NJ. s. RMkeyser
NOndefenSe Clinics
Urged for Business

WASHINGTON. Nov. 13-Donald M. Nelson director of
SPAB in discussing with the effect of the expanding
the national economy decred the tendency
of little business lean the for help dur
ing the emergency.
private president in charge
purchases for the largest mail order and department store
the world said that would be helpful TO the
of the free enterprise business leaders would
nsugurate nondeense clinics At such clinics he suggested
little could appraised of the methods by
which big industry is making Of substitute materials and
other adjustments order keep despite priority orders
which limit the availability of and critical materials for
civilian
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
i. ). Steel Holds
Rate at 100 Pei.

NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-Steel in
got production for the week ended
November 10 is placed at 98 per
cent of capacity, in the compila-
ton by Dow-Jones & Co., Inc.
This compares with 98la per cent
in the two preceding weeks.
For the fourth consecutive week,
activities of the United States
Steel Corporation subsidiaries
were at 100 per cent.
Leading independents are cred
tied with 81 per cent, against 97la
per cent in the two previous weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
New Board Brings Speedier Decisions

Asked whether his opinion. SPAB had achieving
objective defense
lease Nelson replied unhesitatingy affirmative He
said that board which the the super
structure of civilian advisory defense agencies had brought
speedier decisions vital questions.
Moreover, he declared that the board provided central
for ironing differences of opinion fed
agencies differences board asks
each controveraist for supporting data and final decision
either board by President Roosevelt Through
this technique Oil Coodnaor Ikes demand for Pinch pipe
dropped of the White House
director of SPAB expressed the that the public
yet emergency grim business and that
fully under armament making
will absorb as of the national income When asked
basis Nelson said
believed could virtue of utilizing and repairing
obsolete models of replacing mechanical comfort goods
models the customary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
They Don't Fit In

The plight of the retail sales
forces is indeed a sorry one.
One executive of a large manu-
facturer, asked blank
where the statesmen fitted into
the defense picture. said grimly:
They don't, unless they
have tee h n cal engineering
training. The Army and Navy
don't want to talk to a sales
man unless he can follow blue
prints and can talk their own
language"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Make Governments Policies Sound

But the borrowers do not really have their
matter 1ow could they when the only
individuals really enthusiastic
securities would be to make the
policies sound and TO put its money
there are the urgency of the emergency
the need of quick and of
additional debt simplest procedure is obviously
continue selling bonds the banks insti-
Thus be that nothing will be done in way
OF that will
policy, ghtness in credit. long
the the situation continues be follows
merca banks have increase their earning either
loans investments
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Lewis HAney
LeUis H0ney
u. s. Seeks Control
Over Bank Credit

One of the complex and devious methods of central
lied control business which being enlarged
the gue of fighting naton raising
ments To fight imitation the cachword the
and control bank credit the three main devices used
this socaed fight imitation of the
the attempt to control bank credit is the raising of
requirements
should be noticed however, that this does
affect the of initiation that neither this
the others there indication of
apply fundamental remedies The monetary found
the borrowing and spending of the The
found the prores
agricultural price advances None of these things be restrained
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

Ridge. President N. A. Woodwork
=. Fred Pritchard. local
of j. s. Bache e. Co. re-
Gently brought back word from
Jules. himself, 10 the effect that
he's satisfied with results here and
pleased with the staff. F.. George
Brown. who takes care of the in
coming cars at the main Buick
branch service department, is our
nominee for the traffic squad. He
was off one morning for about an
hour last week and the cars
damned up for a half-block back
in the street. Dick Gowen
publicity man with Geyer, Cornell
and Newell. may take a govern.
ment job in Washington.
The Detroit Chapter of the Ma.
tional Association of Cost Ac.
countants have a big session to-
night at the Ford Rotunda anc
will hear Ormond Rugg, CHIEF
chemist of the Ford glass plant
laboratories, speak on The Evo.
luton Of Modern Glasses"
Rugg. Is years with Ford here
and at Minneapolis. is one OF the
pioneers in both safety glass anc
the continuous rolling I process
Ford's a. H. Freeman will preside
A visit through the Ford plant
will precede the night meeting anc
dinner IL scheduled at Dearborn
hn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Holders 0. K. Loan
For RustIess Iron

BALTIMORE. Nov. 13.-At a
special meeting of holders of pre-
feffed- stock of The RHstiess Iron
and Steel Corporation, the corpo-
ration was authorized to borrow
from insurance companies, banks
or other institutions a sum not
exceeding 100000, of which ST.
|0S7 500 will be applied to payment
of the corporations presently out
standing bank loan and the bal
ance added to working capital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
5-Point Program

A five-point program of all
out protection for motor car
owners and users during the
period of emergency was laid
before the thirty-ninth annual
convention of the American
Automobile Association at White
Sulphur Springs today. Declar-
ing that experience in England
has demonstrated that private
passenger cars can play roles of
vital Importance during time of
emergency, this program was
advanced:
. Work against the miscon-
ception on the part of many,
including government officials,
that the passenger car is merely
a pleasure vehicle" and can
be taxed and restricted as a
luxury.
. Seek maintenance of a nigh
priority rating for passenger
car replacement parts.
. Bring about establishment
of adequate training courses
that will assure a plentiful sup
ply of automobile mechanics.
Keep a continual watch on
prices of things motorists buy
and prevent large-scale, I'M
called-for increases.
Insist that when curtail-
ments of materials or facilities
are ordered, the burden be
spread equitably over the con-
sumers- of such commodities and
not confined to passenger car
users alone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Auto
Graphs
Dealers. Stats Get
Support From Auto
Old Timers Group
BY SILER FREEMAN

The nations 10000 car deal
ers and their 100000 employees
today found support from a
new quarter in their fight TO
stay in business. The Automo-
bile Old Timers, Inc. composed
of 400 distinguished pioneers of
the industry and sport. has sent
a resolution TO President Roose-
welt reading:
Resolved, That a drastic
curtailment In the production
of new automobiles is threaten
ing TO deprive most of the
10000 automobile dealers of this
country and their approximately
100000 employees of their means
of livelihood; and unlike the
employees of production plants
many of whom can be shifted to
defense work, a large portion
of this group cannot be so
transferred; that adequate high
way transport Is essential to
our nation during this crisis
and Is necessary to maintain as
far as possible our American
standards of life.
THE Automobile Old Timers,
Inc. respectfully request the
intercession and influence of the
President of the United States
to the end that the supply of
materials be made available for
the production of new automo-
biles, In quantities to protect
automobile dealers and their
employees"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Paramount Pictures
Calls Debentures

NEW YORK. Nov f557-Para-
mount Pictures. Inc, has called
for redemption December II all
its outstanding ga per cent con-
vertible debentures, due March !,
1947. at par and accrued interest
AS of November 10. approximately
$40, 100000 had been surrendered
for exchange into the new A per
cent debentures. The exchange
offer has been extended to De-
carobar <
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Detroit Edison
Hits
High
industrial Total
Also Sets Mark
During Week

For the second successive week
ctaI output Of the Detroit Edison
Company exceeded all previous
ecords in the history of the COM
any. Total output for the week
3nded November s at 9o.290.000
kilowatt hours registered a frac-
|ional gain over the previous
waCk's record mark OF S9.Sos.ooO
ki1Dgatt hours, and an increase of
IL per cent over the so,443, 900
kfnwatt hours of the correspond
~ week of 1910.
Industrial output for the last
kSgk al 43.27i.000 likewise hit a
49, all-time high with a gain Of
~ per cent over the 37,925, 900
kI6Nsatt hours of the correspond
nd period last year, and an in
ErSase Of 3 per cent over the pre-
Fi{us weeks total of 1900, 900
FilRwatt hours.
NEW YORK. Nov. 13.-The
|nI6unt of electrical energy dis
ributed by the electric light and
|ower industry of the United
states for the week ended Novem-
|er s was 1925, $4,000 k. W. h..
ompared with 2.S5S, 054, 900 in the
$40 week, an increase of 1914 per
emit, according TO the Edison Elec-
rio Institute.
Output in the week ended No
'ember / totaled 1885, 53S. 900
!. w. h., against 2.SS2. 49,. 900 the
wevioys year, an increase of 1873
er cent. and in the week ended
)etober % came to 1928. 120, 900
!. w. H.. against 2,S66.S27 900 in
30, an increase of Isl per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Acquaints Industry With Armament Needs

Pointing out that federal agencies had already held defense
clinics acquan industry with the Nelson
felt that similar tecnques could be effectively employed
porrayng wildly TO the rank and file of business how
maintain civilian production under abnormal conditions
Nelson said that SPAB fully of the need of making
ALLEGATIONS of materials for repairs maintenance civilian
durable goods that such work furnished logical
activity for small business whose regular work had been
upset by priorites
Nelson added that of government agencies seek
ing 10 be helpful He however thought that there would be
special value ehep rather than leaning the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Federal Treasury Is the Big Borrower

Above ALL be noted that it the government which
doing these things and that the federal treasury which
the big borrower Ufder such circumstances there
probability that merely by raising reserve requirements the sa
ton will be brought under control? 1t likely that there
will be the credit created by the and that
there will be end the policy which has been
adopted in order to facilitate government borrowing
Some attempt being mademore paper than in need
to induce individuals invest securities To
the that such investment the borrow
ing not nhaionary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Exchange Seat Sale
Equals Low for Year

NEW YORK. Nov 10 49, Ar
arrangements have been made for
the sale of two New York Stock
Exchange seats, one at S21.0
and the other an $4,000. The
sale at $4,000 equals the years
low established in early May and
compares with the 1871 high of
S35, 900. High and low price for
seats in 1910 was $4,000 and
So, 900. respectively.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Marine News

UP--corneIi. sos y. m. Wednesday
ksrr. 1ae: copneaut arrived q: Ingalit
krEtN0A LAO; carrollton. 4,3o:. Tampico
ssgk9U o:s5; Gazette, SIS: Hewitt ar
z! byss.. s:ss: G. s. Robinson. Iron.
-; 6irvsnf. 1850; purston. 1850: W. g
<4Daa. $780, Dixon cleared, s:i5;
I'D. io:os: Dov Chemical, 1910: Hos,
4 1o.3S: Pam Schneider. 1i:4o; Fulton.
aaghsr. s12:so q "a Thursday AngeIine
- sfytssd. i:so: mccarthy arrived. l;5o
%, o6hSsb. 3; Paratex. $3.50; Fitch ar.
~. Afpena arrived. $40: Uhrig. 4;204
. scent City arrived, $50; oakwooc
1ssd 5:35; J. 4. Epson, $50; Ben
|. SoWrs--Rsnd cleared, ! p. m. wednss
49, Martha Alien, $40; Corners arrived
S .. ~. Weir. 5:45; Wilowbranch. $3.50
"a \. Richardson, $40: Pegasus. z; Con
- slsar Cd los ,I Empire stat saS
~ Smith arrived, $50; Barkhamstssd
cHg&t<Sg<1cn. eos; ireland. e:25; Dahlk,
1<Mvsd. 9.3o; Panoil cleared, $50; Algo
- 1o:1G Ingalls, cleared, 10 so; Harvard
L1ik3sta ii 30; Az Smith cleared. iI:t5;
W. A. Kstss, 1908 q. m. Thursday; Mum
kcu. 1880; Hewitt cleared, 2:l0; W. d,
Crawford, 2:2o; Hartweil cleared, 1880;
.r}ssd. !;i5; LaBells s.; Ps,rolite. $50 /;
essona, $40; Britt, 7:io; McDougali. 7;2o,
sAULT STE. MARIE
vP-Repsselaer, $3.50 n, m. Wednesday;
pseillse. N. r. Farr 10: d. J. Morrell,
Adratic. cletus Schneider, Capt. C. D.
Eetord VIM. McLauchlan. Gen. Markham.
ycltst. noon: A w. Osborne. 1880 .. m. !;
Hsmonie. Prindoc. g W Galloway. p.
Ro><Tfs Jr.. z: d. Houghton. J. II. Nc
Leen. sRoyalton, 2 30; II. 8. wilkinson, 3;
q. ST. Egig. 4: II. X. Brown. K w.
Rstxny o. r. Reiss. = II. 7. scandrett.
D: b. v. Jones. $40; w Z. Corey. o: A.
J. Harvey. 800 q r. Baker. 10; G.
crswtord. II 30; Taurus. stewart. II 80
I'm i:5o; WIN. Nottingham, z L. Ford,
~. stanton. $50; Col J. Picksnds. Y
=. saup1er, Jr.. a; Marinosa, $50: Hen
1s9n, z: Gen. o. NJ. Poe, A. ziesing.
DOWN.. Roen, Icons. $50 a. m.
Wednssday. A G. Dinkey, Chas. Donnelly.
q; orsenisland. $50: Assiniboia. 1890.
Norway. youngstown. II. @. Dalton. II .
ottei Vendor, II 30 .. m: Noronie, c. H.
MCCULLOUGH II. 2:3o; w @ Pollock,
3:D; Wipdoc, 40; Princeton, $50. Fin
land: p Mitchell. g. p. Watson, $50:
usulock, soodoe. g. T. Walters. W, H
70: sir VIM. Fsirbsirn. il: z. = Ken
lrfek. Sam Morse. II 30; Queen City.
~ 20 O. m Thursday; p. Minch. Perseus
3. sMaritsna 2:3o: W p. SNYDER II 2.
w. p. Palmer, g; II. P. Jones s; J. c.
wqlaoe L. c. Smith, I Bail Bros. Mau.
Calm. cloudy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

New York and wholesale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied by Federated
tin. nominal; New York, So future tin.
81 lake grade copper. delivered Midwest
IL electrolytie spot, smelter, IL; casting
copper, 11.T5. 81 Louis lead $40; st.
L11is zinc. SIS New York antimony. Ia
virgin sluminum, Is.
Tin, few offers. Mondays copper sales
5, ZOE tons Tuesdays sales, 546 tons Sales
should he larger today. Zinc sales. $3.50
tons, shipments. 4,43s tons Export copper.
li.25. resale. ~. Free sterling exchange.
Si.O3it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Form Of 'Monetization of Public Debt

Under present conditions, while a de-
tense loans has developed their main dependence is
petition for securities high prices low
As result individuals have little
ties and unless is attain high degree Of lqudy
regardless of
Accordingly there has been and will be continued expan-
of bank credit the form Of investments
securities, largely balanced by deposit credits.
This is form of public
which government bonds deposit currency
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Relates Discussion to Autos, Refrieerators

foregoing discussion to such products
automobiles egeraors washing machines and other household
appliances.
He said that there opportunity for human ingenuity
finding synthecs IN
unavailable materials He thought that defense
would presented should
sponsored big benefit of little business
means of keeping enterprise system going.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
100 Coaches Delivered

KENT. O., Nov. 13. - Ros:
Schram. vice president of Twir
Coach Company. reports the de.
livery of 100 coaches during the
month OF October, at a gross valu.
alton Of approximately $3.50, 1000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

General Mills. by the way. turns
out such items as Wheaties. Corn
Xix. Gold Medal Flour and host
Of others. II also operates the
Larrowe Milling Company here in
Detroit.
Marvin w Davis has been APP
pointed sales manager Of the So
prex Gage Company OF Pleasant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Panhandle 10 File
Is Million Issue

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-Di-
rectors of the Panhandle Eastern
Pipe Line Company have voted 10
file with the SEC an application
under the Public Utility Act COW
ering a proposal for $4,000, 600
new financing, including S10,-
100000 Of first mortgage 3 per
cent bonds and S15,000,0O0 of new
preferred stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Packard Declares
10CCOmmon Dividend

The Packard Motor Car Com
pany has declared a dividend of
10 cents on the outstanding COM
mon stock. payable December Is
to stockholders of record Novem-
Der %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Farmers Market

Mcintosh, fancy. 81 bu.; No.
H,2o44l75 No. 7Sc bu. oresnins':
Jonathan. fancy SIS ou.: No /. $3.50
! 30; No, 2. 81 Delicious. fancy. 81 bu |;
No. !. Si.5oai,1 bu, No. 2. Use. North.
y lis bu. No. 2 81 IS bu; SHOWS. No. l..
so so bu.; No. ?. 75c bu.; wsgnsrs, No.
/. Sc IS bu.
| BEETS-Fancy, 81 bu.: No. /, 30 45c
dozen lunches 30 q soc bu.
BRoccoLI-No. !. N.5oT2 bu.
CABBAGE--No. ! so a s0e bu. No. 2.
aoc red, No. /. 900 7ae bu.; curly. No. !,
cARRors-Faney, 81. 50 sa. No. ]. 50
2 75e dor; punches eoc . 81 % bu. No. 2.
i0c dor. punches. 73c bu.
cAuLlLLowER : Fancy ui No. l.
CELERY-Fancy. soa7se: No. /, 500
45e No. 2. l5l 2sc dozen punches.
CELERY sQuAREs-No / 81
CELERY CABBAGE - Fancy, 81 bu,
CELERY RooT-No. /. 75caH bu
cRANRERRIEs-No. l, 81 100 225 Is.
EGGs~Large. 81. sOan so-dOs. case:
EGGPLANT~No. j. 7sc Isl; 10. 2. SOC.
6ENNhNS 81 s52'g g s sSs DOZEN Sss
punches dry onions. fancy $1,000: No.
!. Sl.255l IS. b0-lb sacks No. 2 soe.
PARsNlPs-No. l. s0c 81 rs; No. 2.
PARSLEY roofing. l. sOa7se bu'h.l;
PARSLEY 40 !, ASA soc dor. bch.
| PEARs--No l. 75c - 81 nu No 2 soc.
PEPPERS Green fancy. 81 rs bu. no 1.
81 25 y 80 bu. No e. T5c bu green, hot.
NO l. Sl25aiT5 bu: red. hot. No. /.
s5c 81 bu Ma ? SOC bu red sweet.
No. J. 75c1Si bu No. 2. soc bu.
/ POULTRY -Hens. live heavy breeds. ~
2 zoe III. leghorns II lpc 10 broilers.
heavy. 81 23c leghorns. l79lsc, ducks.
PoTAToEs-Fsncy. n.iO bu; No. /.
s5c 81; No. ?. soc
/ PUMPKISs--No. J. foa soc bu.
/ oUISCFs--No. l. S2T2 so bu
/ RADIsHEs--Red. No. l. T5cdSi dot.
bchs No. ? SOC horse. No /. T5e n 81
PIX hskt long white, No !. 65nT5c dox.
sochs. No. 2. soc; hothouse. No. i, soc
RUTABAcAs-So /. soa75c bu.
SQUASH Hubbard. No. l.. to1eoe:
Delicious. No. / 50 csc bu.
ToMAToEs-No. !, 81 SOFA bu-; No. 2.
/ 81 50 bu
TURNiPs-No. / so zoe dor. bchs.
Is eOc bu No. 2 81 y SOC bu
VEGETABLE GREENS Romano Ma
!. soc y 81 bu esoArole No l. so = 75c
hu endive. No !, kiGi25 bu: No 2,
I5c, k0hl-rab No. ! IS p SOC doz. bchs
Swiss chsrd 20 y SOC bu.; kais. No /, 400
soc hu; collafds. No. l. 400 SOC bu;
mustard No /, 6o1 sc bu No. T. 4oc
house. 81 - hu. leeks No /, 500 75c don.
ochs spinach fancy. 81 so bu No 1.
eoc 2 ~ 25 bn No. ?, 75c bu: turnips.
No. ] 80 "a use bu
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. I, 50 "a $50
dor hchs
wATERMELoNs-No. !. 75can: No.
z, soc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

TeXon Oil g. Land Company de-
clared a dividend of Is cents. pay
able December 81 10 stock of
record December 10. Payments
this year total 30 cents, against
40 cents in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

Warner a swasey Company show for ths
~ months ended August 81, net prohi
federal income taxes and 1910. 600 excess
profits taxss, - ts.t1 Q share on common.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
CHIC AGO

CHICAGO. Nov. ~ -GNs)-BUTTER-
q days)--R Receipts. 1ls22 tubs; market
steady. extras ~ score, Bic. Htandarda.
30 score, cars, 81 &c. extra frsts 81 score.
IS ~ hrsts ES-S9 score 32132.c, spe-
cisls. % score. 37iS n 3sc
EGGs--(2 days. - Receipts. si27 cares:
market steady current receipts, 32hc:
fresh extra hrsts. 3Ti4 fresh hrsts. 3se:
dirties. 27hc; checks. 26iae
CHEESE - Twins. 2t@, y 25hc; daisies,
prints and longhorns, 25h T26c.