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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Brother Best Man

Mr.. Winborn'S best man will
be his brother, Morris Knight
Winborn, and another brother
from Syracuse, N. Y, Byron +.
Winborn Jr., will be an usher.
Others are James G. Brien,
Frederick r. Hunter and Rich
and Mixer, who will be a junior
usher and escort his mother up
the middle aisle. Lee is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Raymond Mixer of Popple-
ton road.
Virginia Mercer entertained at
a shower for Miss Mixer, Thurs
day evening at her home on
Maple road. Friday afternoon
Eleanor Ward was hostess at a
tea at the Abingdon Hotel in
Detroit. Friday evening a group
of young married friends enter
tanned for the couple, the hus-
bands giving the bachelor dinner
for Mr.. Winborn and the wives
entertaining Miss Mixer at the
Spinster dinner.
The hosts and hostesses in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Hunter. Mr.. and Mrs. James G..
Brien, Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Rest
rick Jr., the Thomas Ushers III,
and the f. McCord Mulock Jrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Steel Pay Rolls,
Employment Off

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-Employ-
ment in the steel industry in Sep
TENDER averaged $4,000 men,
compared with an August peak of
654, 900, and $500 in September.
1910, according to the American
Iron and Steel Institute.
Pay rolls in September totaled
S110. 1892, 900. against $l12,757, 900
in August and $50 ,O6S, 900 in Sep
TENDER, last year. Wage earning
employees averaged 98.2 cents per
hour in September, compared with
9Ss cents in the preceding
month and 854 cents In Septem-
Der a year ago. An average of
37.8 hours per week was worked
in September, against 37.2 in Au-
gust and 361a in September, 1910.
Decline in employment in Sep
TENDER from August was the first
to be recorded in II months. 1t
primarily reflects some switching
of demand from certain highly
finished steel products requiring a
large amount of labor to relatively
greater production of plates,
shapes and other products needing
proportionately less labor TO
manufacture, according TO the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Detroit Produce

Trading WAS rather light At the Detroit
Union Produce Terminal this morning ia
lettuce, market slightly stronger on the
best. duh and weak on other stock Pota-
toes Idaho Russell Burbanks were stronger.
other stock about steady. Onions con-
tinued steady. Apples were about steady.
All stock quoted Is good quality and good
condition unless otherwise stated.
APPLES Michigan, bushei crates, us.
Nc 81 % ssl': Joo os.~.' si s
Las: Delicious, sl.5odI.7s; Northern
spys, 81. 60 Rhode Island Greetings. SIG
10; Wacner.. soeh N.1o; Kings. 1.iog
LIS: Winter Bananas. 81; Baldwin. 81:
boxes Delicious extra fancy 64s, S24s:
72s 81. so, 2os-l25s 81. 20 z so. mostly
- 2nsa2 as fancy ses-f2Ss si.s5T2; Roms
Beautys, extra fancy, 72-sss. S2.+o.
less Black valentines ssG3.oo. Bountifuls
s3@ $50; Florida, bushel hampers. Boun-
tifuis fair, S27om3.
BRoccoLI.caiifornia. pony crates. rs
cARRoTs-Los Angeles, crates 6 dosen
punched, California. 81. 75G3.7o. mostly
2.sae3: North Mexico, s2.so0s,
CELERY-Michigan. bundles dozen
:.s S:res sus sr. ..:pR:S n.Iss .se
Idaho. cub crates Pascal. n.1o@1.1s;
Pascal, 4 dozen. s2.15.
deck He crates. s,'as: Colorado. pony crates.
RS and larger, Sa@2.1s.
observation-disclosures, Y bar
rel boxes Early Blacks. 80. 500 3.3s,
oUcuMBERs-F1orid. bushsi baskets
THOMPSON Smn se.aIss.' 81. So AS. clusters s
S2.i5a225; Tokays, Si.eo6I.7o: Emperors
1850 40. nne quality. n.eoa7; Rbiers,
fair, $3.50 1. SO: white Malaga. nne quail
lily. 81 $50 !. 10: Oiivettes, s1.75.
LETTUCE-Louisiana. crates. Iceberg
type; California Salinas. watsonviile dis
trist dozen i., to socS aaa atty, 81 -! 80
to good quality, s2.50T3.7s; fair. $3.50
q. so; 8 dozen, 81. 1907. as; Idaho. 8 dozen.
81 1903: 4 dozen. $3.50; New Mexico. 5
dozen; sogz;Ts; dozen. $50. nm
oNIoNs-so-ib. sacks. Sweet spanish
~. s. No. 1, 3 inches and larger; Colorado.
si.1oIl2o; "a inch stss, 81. 100 LIS:
YeiIows. 10 a soc; q inches and larger. 81. 20
9i.3o: fair. si.ioQ1.ls; 1o-ib. sacks Vel
low Boilers, 1sc.
PoTAToEs-Ioo-Ib. sacks Idaho Ru.s.t
Burbsnks, U. 8. No. I. washed, $3.50
ioo-ib. sacks. few, S2.2o; Maine. 1oo-lb
sacks u. 8. No. Chippewas and Kats-
dins. Sfssm2.l0, mostly 81: 18Th. paper
sacks, ~ u Sac; Michigan u. b. NO. j COD
tahdins, 81. 500 4 50: Russet Rurals, $40
a l. 80, mostly 81. as: Upper Peninsula, IS
Id. paper sacks u. 8. No. Green Noun
tains. 2Te.
RADIsHEs :. Texas, half crates. 80
punches, few 81.
RUTABAGAs - Canada, So-lb. sacks.
waxed, 76c.
sHALLOTs-- Louisiana, barrels. 10-dozen
punches, ssGs.oo; crates. 8 dozen, $3.50.
bushel crates; Louisiana y. g. No. 1.
81. 4oG1.45: Texas u. q. No. 1, $50; fair
condition. showing decay. SI.2oG1.23; fair
quality commercials, $40; Tennessee,
81. rs; bushel hampers Porto Rican Vans.
81 200 las: bushei hampers Nancy Halls,
generally good quality, si.ood LIS; New
Jersey bushei hampers. U. g. No. 1 Jer-
seys, red soil stock. 81 asa Virginia, barrels
u. 8. No. I Goidens, 80.
ToMAToEs-ohio dollhouse. s-lb. bas-
kets, Sl.1od1.15
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Co.
Profits Top 40

WILMINGTON. Del. Nov. s.
The Coca-Cola Company has an
nounced net earnings before in
come taxes for the three months
ended September 30 amounting to
Sic, 856, OBS compared with 49,.
385,717 for the third quarter of
1910. For nine months of 1941
net earnings before federal taxes
amounted TO S43, 248, 500 compared
with $33, 228, 1888 for the first three
quarters of 1910
The board of directors declared
a dividend of Is cents per share
on common stock and an addi-
tional year-end dividend of So per
share on the same stock. bringing
common dividends for the year 10
a total of SIS per share, the same
amount paid in 1910.
The directors also declared the
regular semiannual dividend OF
S1.50 per share on class A stock.
These dividends are payable De-
cember Is to stockholders of record
at the close of business Deem
Der /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Farmers Market

Apr lie IN fancy; 81 eu.: No
NS 7's s.nsy s, eG su SOC 81
so; No. 2, 81 Delicious. fancy. 81 bu
No. !, $l.50q1.7o bu.; No. 2, Use; North
ern Spy, fancy, 81 bu. No. 1, S1.50G1s7
l.oo bu: Mo. 2. 7oc bu.: wagoners, No. i
BEETs-Fancy, II bu.: No. 1, 3o@45,
dozen punches; 500 csc bu.
e ekSsSSllSS !. 500 s5ss sSe o sa No.
4oe; red, No. i. so075c bu.; curly. No. /
cARRoTs-Fancy. si.as bu.; No. 1. q
soS soc &C., do, s,,n SSnene, sSe@n Du; No.
CAULIFLowER--Fancy, sl.75; No. 1
S1d1 so bu.; No. 2. Use.
cELERY-Fancy, eoa soc: No. /. 500
'O CELERY Ne cssRsosr. SSstn s. su
= CELERY Roor-No. !, uan2s blu.
cRANBERRIEs-No. /. sl.sO02 is.
DILL-4o a coo dozen punches.
EGGS Large; SIS ootrt It's -3o=doy
ease medium, sl1.75G i2.2o; small. 500
EssStANynNG 7 Sc No So, soc.
oNIoNs-Green, 4 No 1. $50 4oc dozen
bunches: dry onions. fancy $500 81: No.
/, 81 ;l5a rs oo-lb. sack; No. 2. 75c.
PARsNIPs-No. !, s0c a si.25; No. q
PARSLEY RooT-No. 1. 5o676c bu.
No. 2, 4Oc bu.
PARsLEY-No. 1. asa soc doa. bchs.
PEARs--No. 1. Use a 81 bu.; No. 2, soc
PEPPERs-Green. No. l. 5oG75c bu.
red, No. 1, Goa soc bu.; No. 2. soc bu.
red, sweet. No. /. 500 90c bu No. e. soc
bu. hot. No. /, 60G e0c bu.; No. 2, SOC
PlMENToEs-No. 1, sou e0c bu.; No.
2, soc
PoULTRY-Hsns. live. heavy breeds. 1s
o 2oc NJ, leghorns, i7nlse 10. broilsrs
heavy; q q 2Se; leghorns. is92oc; ducks,
PoTAToEs.Faney, na1.lO bu.; No. /.
PuMPkINsLNo. I, 400 soc bu.
QUINCEs-No. /, s2a2.5o bu.
RADisHEs-Red. No I, 75eds1 doz
hehs No. 2, soc: horse. No. i. Use q 81
PIX. bskt. : long white, No. 1. $50 75c doz
RuTABAGAs-NO. 1. 5oa 75c bu.
Table Queen n sqSsss No. No 50 $50! f Noe.
z. i0e; Delicious. No. 1, so 65c bu.
TOMAToEse-No. I. s2925o bu.: No.
TURNIPs-No. I. 3oa.oc don. bchs: rs
psoe ou No, 2, so q soc bu
VEGETABLE GREENS Romano. No.
I, puI5c bu escaroie, No. 1 500 7bc
ou. endive. No. I. sidi25 bu: No. 2.
Ioc. kohl-rabi, No. !. 35d soc dox. bchs.
Swiss chard. i0d soc bu.; ksle. No i.
40 q soc bu collards, No. 1. soSs SOC bu
mustard No. 1, $50 soc bu. leaf lettuce.
no. e0ms5e bu. leeks No \ sOH use
dof bchs spinach. fancy. sl.25 bu No.
feeaN nu No. 2, e0e bu.: turnips
.vEorrABIE oYsTERs-No. 1. so0 Use
wATERMELoNs--So. 1. 7sean; No.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Rest HeIpsU.M.
Team S 'Cripp|es'

f=&NN-ARBoR- Nep-5-FFitz
Crisler. Michigan football coach.
can count on squad at full
strength for his teams intersec-
tional battle with Lou Titles
Columbia Lions at New York Mo-
|vember Is.
The Wolverines came out OF
last Saturdays 200 victory over
Illinois with only one casualty, q
minor leg injury suffered by ed
Harlin (Whitey) Fraumann. SIM
the Columbia contest is a week
and a half away, it Is likely the
big senior tanker will be fully
recovered by that time.
Elmer M a dar. second string
quarterback. and guard Julius
Franks. both of whom were kept
out of the Illinois encounter by
injuries, are also on the road to
recovery and probably will be
ready to take part in scrimmage
by the end of the week.
After a days vacation. Crisler
sent his team through a light sig
nal drill yesterday and minated
the squad will get down to serious
contact work today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Eaton Division
To Make Shells

CLEVELAND. Nov. 5,--Eaton
Manufacturing Company has OBJ
tanned an army ordnance contract
to manufacture $4,000 81 MILL
meter. armor-piercing shells at its
automatic heater plant here.
The new defense work will
necessitate installation of about
$4,000 worth Of machine tools
and equipment at the plant, which
up to this time has done only 9
small amount of defense work con-
sisting of a contract for bomb
parts. While the dollar amount
of the total contract has not yet
been fixed, il Is understood il will
likely be several million dollars.
Production is scheduled to get
under way on the contract by next
March. About 400 employees will
be required for the job. AT pres
ent there are approximately 20C
employed at the heater plant.
The company plans to subcon-
tract as much of the work as pos.
sible and will probably use from
Is to 20 small shops in this area
as subcontractors.
While the heater plant has hao
relatively little defense work
other Eaton factories are making
a wide range OF products for de-
tense. They include aircraft valves
and propeller shafts. army truck
axles, springs for tanks and anti
aircraft guns and many smaller
items.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Commodity Prices
Up Slightly in Week

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-Gen-
eral level OF wholesale commodity
prices was slightly higher again
last week, according TO the weekly
wholesale commodity price index
compiled by the National Fertilizer
Association In the week ended
l, the index was 116.l
per cent OF the 1858 average
II was 1859 in the preceding week,
1853 a month ago and ST. a
wear ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Rites Arranged
For Lou Brown
international New. Service Wire


NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-FuneraI
arrangements were being made to.
day for Lou Brown, veteran boxing
manager, who died of a hear,
attack yesterday on his forty-ninth
birthday.
Brown. who once ran up a $3.50.
900 fortune in the fight world. and
then lost it all on Wall Street. Is
survived by his widow, Hattie. and
son, Stanford. a New York univer-
sity student.
During his promoting career,
Brown was associated with Jimmy
Bronson in the management of the
Zivic brothers. Jack and Pete. He
piloted Bobby Garcia. Allentown
Johnny Leonard and a score OF
others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Wheat Supply Down
Over Million Bushels

CHICAGO. Nov. 5.-Visible sup
ply of wheat in the United States
decreased I ,286, GOO bushels during
the week ended November /, ac-
cording to figures compiled by the
Chicago Board of Trade. Corn de-
creased 444, 900 bushels; oats de-
creased 437 900 bush Is; rye
decreased 208, 600: barley increased
116, 900, and soy beans increased
IS, 900 bushels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05

Canadian Breweries, Ltd, de-
clared a quarterly dividend of rs
cents on So preferred in arrears,
payable January 2 to stock of rec
ord December Is. A similar
amount was paid October l last.
Bristol-Myers Company declared
an extra dividend of Is cents and
a regular quarterly dividend of &C
cents. both payable December
TO stock of record November IA.
Arch err Daniels-Midland de-
clared a dividend of so cents on
common, payable December 1 70
stock of record November 10
Similar dividends were declared in
the two preceding quarters.
Standard Oil Company Of New
Jersey declared an extra dividend
of ST and the regular semi-annual
dividend of so cents, both payable
December Is TO stock of record
November Is. Dividends author.
lied this year amount to $3.50
against $175 in the year 1910.
Brunswick Bake Collender Com
pany declared a dividend of 81 on
common, payable December IS 70
stock of record December !. Divi-
dends authorized for 1941 total
$3.50, against So in 1910.
Mullins Manufacturing CorpO-
ration declared a. dividend of So
on preferred, payable December !
to stock of record November ID
This brings dividends declared on
this issue in 1871 to $S25, against
$3.43 in 1910.
HARRISON Walker Refractories
Company declared a dividend of
37h cents on common, payable
December L to stock of record
November f3. The same amount
was paid in preceding quarters.
fuD1c service company OF IN
diana, Inc, declared a dividend of
25 cents on common. 1t also de-
clared an initial dividend of 81.
on S per cent preferred covering
the period from the date of in
corporation, September 6, to No
vember 30. Both dividends are
payable December l TO stock OF
record November Is.
international Nickel Company
of Canada declared dividend of
so cents on common, payable in
United States currency on Decem-
Der 81 to stock of record De-
cember l. Paid the same amount
in previous quarters.
Texas Gulf Sulphur Company
declared a dividend of so cents
and an additional dividend of 50
cents, both payable December Is
to stock of record December /.
Payments for the year total $3.50,
against the same amount in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
CORPORATION Dividends

Collins & Altman Corporation
declared dividend of Is cents on
common. payable December / to
stock of record November 1S
Previous payment was the same
amount on September 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
EARNINGS

United Gas Corporatloa and subsidiaries
report for the II months ended Septembef
30. a net income Of S., 500 6l4. equal, after
the periods dividend requirements on "
hrst preferred IN arrears 10 ~ 70 a snars
ON 81 second preferred. against b.2Il,6ls
on $3.50 on 81 second preferred In ths
preceding II months.
s,.oo- Gold Mines. Ltd, reports for the
nine months ended September 30 mel
profit OF s2s3. after federal and pro.
share, against 1886 s23 or cents a share
in the FIRST nine months OF 1870.
Thermoid Company and domestic sub
s,diaries report for the quarter ended sep
TENDER 80 a net profit Of Sos, 54+ aftei
federal income and excess profits taxes
sgains; si44.27i in the September quarter
Of 1870.
Continental on Company and subsidiaries
report September quarter net pront OF
81 733 13s after taxes based on 1871
Revenue Act. or Sl.0l share, agains'
Se1i .345 or is cents . share Ia the Sep
TENDER quarter Of 1910,
In,srchemiesi Corporation and who'll,
owned subsidiaries report for the Mint
months ended September 30 a net PROFIT d
sl.zss 34s after 1907 600 provision for fed
erai income taxes. -fo42- 600 for excess
profits taxes and 800, 900 for contingen
oies. or ss2s 9 share on common. com
pared with a net profit Of s7s2 OsI ate
safs. 900 federal tar provision, or 81 s. OF
common In the 1870 period.
Diamond 7 Motor COMPANY reports 10
me ouart-r ended stp,.mhsr 30 ne
prohf ~ 1851 057 after provision ~ ssss
600 for fedsrai income and excess profit
taxes Net ID equal 40 s3 cents share
against ts5,s77 OF cents . shar. IN N
September quarter Of 1910 Sno t2l7 ~
o. 50 cents q share for the June quartz
Of 1871.
Mesd Corporation diseloses for the u
weeks ended October net profit o
Ss5i. $40 after fedora and state incom
tsxes Of s3ei.t5 and excess prohs Ia
% t21a. 900 o. - cents share on com
rsT az, Are, ., a. cert, On somruon
the 10 weeks ended October lasy ear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
u. 5. Rubber Payment
Approved by Court

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Federal
Circuit Court of Appeals has
decided in favor OF
the United States Rubber Com
pany in the suit by a preferred
stakeholder to restrain the pay
ment of the common dividend of
so cents a share declared last
Spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

cATTLE-Receipts, 700: market, butcher
cattle and cows steady, bulls slow. Choice
i's sommoa 10 %:d SS1S ;s;s 5000
heifers, S1o@1i; common to medium, SEQ
s72617.75; cutter and common. $50 1.25;
as; good sausage bulls, IS. 1909: medium
sausage bulls. Ssds.75: cutter and com
mon. s6.25@s: Good and choice stocker
and feeder calves, s1iq13: medium, - q
heifers. ssa10.25: common to medium, 81
1880.
CALVES Receipts. $50: market. veaier,
mostly soc lower: good and choice, $3.50:
common TO medium. ss.soGi<; eulis and
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rsceipts, 5000;
market not fully established.
-H66s-Rvcrtpts, 4. 500; market not fully
today. Tuesdays close: Good ana choice,
10000 lbs. 5000: 200-770 lbs, $40. 40
220 -240 lbs, $40 20; 2to-2e0 lbs. 10;
260-2s0 lbs. $40; 2so-300 lbs. $500
So so. pigs and lights. So 75aio; rouEhs
1900 stays, ss25.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Nov. s.-tINs)-HoGs.Rs
followers, 1000; top. 5000; bulk, $40 p
| Z, 10 so. heavies. si0.7 ~ 10 90: mediums
$40 35G To- 90; hKhts. $40. 2od o.o5 Ugh
lights. s1oGlo.4o: packing sows. $500
CATTLE - Receipts 1900; msrse
steady. Calves-Receipts. 500: marke
steady. Beef steers, choice sl1. 5om12 IS
medium IS so@ II so: yeariings, ten ~ ss
butchers heifers ssh n so. cows. x1ns 80
bulls. $500 1925: calves. t7Nis feeders
SsM1i 50: stockers. steers. $50 II; cow
and heifers. So 5odio. so.
\ sHEEP-Receipts, 8, 500; market steady
II in as: y.sriin mss seS 10; Feeders. SO 500
li.25; ewes. s3756s.7s
FAST BUFFAIo
EAST BUFFALO. N. Y. Nov. g.
! s)-HOGs-Receipts 500; holdovers
/ active ioc 20 Isc under early Monds'
and sbou; steady with close; good an
choice. i7o.2so lbs. svsrsgins 1922 $50 ~
trucked.ins iTo,2so lbs. $40. IS q 1880.
4 CATTLE-Receipts. 100; market un
changed: cutter and common cows, IS n
\ 9te.s5; Gamer, $3.50 $50; sausage bulls
cAIvEs-Receip,s. 100: vsaler trad
very slow, scattered sales soc under Mon
day. $3.50. most bids lt down; eommo
and medium, 50 n II so.
sHEEP-Receipts. 800; lambs. steady
all factors considered: good 10 choice. TO
20 ms. spanngly 70 sii.25: medium an
r1ixrd Ersdes. ss.75uio.roi fat swes, =
I a 5.25.
PITTsBURGH
! -rfTTSBURGH Nov. 5.--fISs)--CA1
TIE Receipts so; market. steady Steer,
choice. tii sOd IA so medium 20 good, 81
! q II so. common s725ag rs: hsifers. me
dunn tn GOOD tsGs' common, ss. 5oT Z SO
cV~s. medium 20 good e5oa7. Gamer
J and cutters 81 5o0s so; bulls. good Z
choice, 80 0di0 common 20 medium
50 IS n $50
is0-is0 lbs, $40 so9 10 IS; iso-77o ibs
$40 500 10 as; 720-75o lbs. $1,000 10 81
250.2aO lbs. $40 dlOte; iO0-i5O lbs
$40 q 10 so roughs. So o. SO.
, Choice lsrnbs. tii ass II rs; medium
. ewes s3ds7s wsthsrs. t35on575
: cALvEs Receipts, IS market, stead,
~. 50. clIll ana eommon, 81 1lO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Deliver 250,000+h Gun

HARTFORD, Nov. 5.-Backloe
of Auto Ordnance Corporation foI
Thompson submachine guns cur.
rently amounts to S23, 900. The
250,0O0th gun produced by the
company since the early part OF
1910 was delivered to the army
ordnance department last week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Twin Coach Votes
75-Cent Dividend

CLEVELAND, Nov. Swim
coach Company has declared a
dividend of rs cents, payable De-
cember 20 to stock of record No
vember "a. Previous payment was
20 cents on Dec. 20, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05

Electric Power and Light Corporations ant
subsidiaries show for the IL months endeS
September 30 a net income of So. 40, s36
equal, after the periods dividend require
ments on 81 FIRST preferred. IS hrst pre-
ferred and 81 second preferred. series A
all In arrears, to 20 cents a share on com
mon, against S6,so0,2 7s or "a cents OF
common in the preceding IL months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Scratches
International News Service Wire

International News Service Wire
ROCKINGHAM PARK
Weather, clear; track. fast.
First Raee-sassy Mate. Don Pecos.
Msttapony. Rural Mail. skeetsr, Sir
Quest; Madison, ERl,s ,P.,. p.,,,,..
Tnird RAce-Parfait Amour, Possi-
biiity. Vivacious. keetonga, kiocyeis,
sixth Rsce.Fancy Free, csIexieo.
Seventh Racs-carser Girl, Dovis Lodyl
Bahia, Dark Level.
PIMLIco
Weather. clear track. fast.
First Race-st. Peter. Dunsman, yell
Second Race-My Exit, Peppery, 40
cidental, Cawbelle.
Third Race-steppins In. Big Severn.
War Port, Valpuiseaux.
Fourth Race-Roscoe X, One Only,
What Excuse. Whimbrsi.
Sixth Raee-Tex Hygro.
Seventh Race-Yawl Aaron Bur.
Tex Hygro, seven Hills.
Eighth Race-Butchsr Boy, Jimson
Belle. Purport. Miss Brideaux-
CHURCHILL DOWNS
Weather, clear; track, fast.
First Raee-strolling BY, Halle. Norie:
Second Rsce-Desrie Macaw, smart
Move, mack's Gen. Pernopo' Nhney
Baby. La,ter's Choice, Call Us Too.
Third Rsce-Opera Star.
Fourth Race-Earhans, Portsmouth.
Fair Player. Military Girl, Belle Town,
knightfors, Alcinous.
Sixth Racc-Kirwin
Seventh Race-Panjsb. Elmsnsur. MI
gai Fay, Success Story, Fly Me, Ar
eadian. kiev Carney.
Eighth RAce-Kiev singer. Three Clc-
vers, Foxlsigh. Dick Bray, wicked
Carolster, oueenie. Fight On.
Ninth Race~-Declsred on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
CIaimers Active

During the 15-day Fall meeting
at Belmont Park track, 43 horses
changed ownership in claiming
races.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Stee|s, Avidtions
Pace Moderate
Rise in Market
U. S. Steel Gains
Nearly Point in
Fairly Active Trade

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-The stock
market displayed firm tone al
the opening today. Virtually al
sections gained ground and the rise
was accompanied by marked in
cerase in volume.
Steels were prominent ON the
initial climb, with aviations and
oils also featuring. The individual
star was American Tobacco B,
with a jump OF / :. points TO 81.
United States Steel ran up a
point in the first few minutes.
Bethlehem. General Motors, United
Aircraft, Westinghouse, Santa Fe.
United States Rubber. Texas Cor
poration and Du Pont all were
above Mondays closing levels.
A few isuses Jagged. including
Kennecott. General Electric and
Borg-Warner.
international News Service Wire
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Wheat and
corn opened &c TO &C. higher to-
day with oats unchanged to &c
up.
WHEAT-December, S113h a
HI IA; May. Sf.t9n Mt.f9A;L July
Sl.20l3.
CORN - Dece Der, 77%q
77lac: May. $3.50.
OATS-December, 49%c; May.
S2Lc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05

Dcustas Aircraft Company, Inc, reports
for the nine months ended August 81. q
net profit % tlOs733. 0ts after $3.50 OOC
provision for contingencies and si0.s4t.74s
profits tsxes or si7se q share against q
net profit Of 81 ass, 335 after 81 os3, sal fos
federal ts1ss, or ti7.is . share n IN
1870 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Detroit Poultry

Market unsettled. Hens, S lbs. and up
isc under lbs. i6c; leghorn hens. (
los. and pp. i+c cooks. 10d lac: focE
turkeys 10 lbs. and up. ale; young tor
turkeys. rs lbs, lec; ducks white, s lbs
and up. i5o; geese, 15c; rabbits. i7e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
International New, service Wire
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bongard Co.
Windsor. Prices In cents. Noon prices.
AGIkIkG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05

sidiaries report for the quarter ended Sep
TENDER 30, a net profit OF Sos, 544 after
federal income and excess prohu taxes.
against Si44.27i in the September quarter
OF 1870