davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
reightLoadings
Up 1924 Cars
During Week

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-Load-
ings of revenue freight during the
week ended November ID totaled
1888, 1893 cars. an increase of 10,254
cars from the previous week, an
increase of 1854 cars from the
like week a year ago and an in
crease of 1852 cars over the
like 1889 period, according to re-
ports to the Association of Ameri-
can Railroads.
This is an advance Of ID per
cent over the preceding week, a
Icontra-seasonal gain. Usually al
this time of the year rail freight
traffic is falling off from October
peak weeks. The increase caused
the Dow-Jones carloadings index
Il926-l940 inclusive equals 100-tc
rise to 114.7 from I'LL. This is
the highest point attained by the
Index since the week of July 10
when il was 1852.
CarloadingS in the week cndeC
November - showed an increase
/ of 1876 per cent over the like 194t
week and of 15.2 per cent over the
comparable 1889 period. In the
previous week the gain over 194C
was 1872 per cent and over 1885
lit was 11.S per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Cunningham
Profits Rise

Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc.
and subsidiary reported for the
fiscal year ended September 30 q
net profit of 1919, $50, equal after
dividends on Class a prior prefer.
ence and Class b preferred stock,
to S347 a share on the common
STOCK. This compares with net
profit at SITS, sgt, or $50 a com.
mon share, for the preceding year
Sales were Sl2.31S,417, against
$40, 393.675, an increase of 1875.
per cent.
Working capital increased tC
S1.S7i,47i from S1,514.969 anC
earned surplus advanced 10 81,
1888 from S2.3l72S7
Nate S. Shapero, president. ir
his message 30 stockholders Saio
that as of the close of the fisca
period, the company had 90 store.
in operation aS against 81 a year
earlier. Since the end OF the last
fiscal year. he said. the company
has opened new store and 3
lease has been signed for an add.
tional unit which is under con.
struction.
a total OF S355, 81 was invested
in new facilities. including inn
provements to leased properties
in the year just ended, Shaperc
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Stock Dividend
By Casually Co.

Directors of the National Casu-
atty Company of Detroit have de-
clared a 35i5oo stock dividend
payable to stockholders of record
November %. This action. which
will increase the capital of the
company from S750,000 to $1,000
1000, was taken pursuant to the
authorization granted by n c
stockholders at their annual meet
ing on September 16.
AT the same time the board de-
clared the regular quarterly cash
dividend of Is cents per share pay
able December ID to stockholders
of record November %. The stock
represented by the stock dividend
will not participate in this cash
dividend.
Based Upon continuation OF
Ipresent operating results it is an
Iticipated that the regular quar-
terly cash dividend rate of Is cents
per share will be retained follow
/ ing the issuance Of the additional
lstock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Would HurI All Now

at Is this that has caused me
to champion the things 1 have
been championing. l am con-
WINGED that II will he best for
this country to throw everything
Ii has into the war now, In "A
supreme effort to bring II to rs
early an end as possible, rather
than to attempt to keep busi-
ness going as usual and to de-
vote only partial efforts to
defeating the enemies of our
way OF life."
Bill Bait, like Knudsen, is a
two-fisted herman. strong of
body and mind, radiates vitality,
is a glutton for work. AS head
of S. X. F. industries, he eX-
hibited conspicuous talen t S,
found time to shoulder many
public spirited responsibilities.
Now. even in overcrowded
Washington. he is looming up
impressively.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Life Underwater
Group Meeting

John D. Meynahan, C. L. IT,, of
Chicago, the national president Of
the American Society of Chartered
Life Underwriters, will make two
appearances in Detroit Wednes.
day, November &c. From 1890
to IL in the morning, in the italian
Gardens at the Book Cadillac Ho-
ttef, he will address the "Esta>6
and Business Protection" cous
of over 300 life underwriters frcsa
detroit and vicinity on the subject
of "Today's Market" Then at
12:15 he will be the luncheon
guest of the Detroit Chapter Of
Chartered Life Underwriters in
the Washington Room of|the
Book Cadillac.
Lantz l.. Mackey of Home Life
of New York and vice president
and program chairman of the c.
l.. u. chapter. announces that
Moynahan will devote part OF this
meeting TO discussing c. L. u.
activities of national interest, and
the balance of the meeting will
be the usual informal round table
discussion following the mornings
lecture.
Elmer V. Gettys, c. L. u. gem
eral agent. Bankers Life of Iowa,
will preside at the morning ses-
sion and Humphrey Marshall.
manager, Metropolitan. and treas
urer of the Detroit Association OF
Life Underwriters, will introduce
his fellow manager, Moynahan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Forbes
Business Leaders
In Government Jobs
See Things Different

Two business leaders who
have been coming prominently
TO the front in Washington are
Donald NJ. Nelson. formerly
Sears-Roebuck executive, and
William L. Bait, industrialist.
Their experience in govern
mental jobs has done something
10 them.
1t has made them see things
in a different light.
Both are now about for sub
ordinating enterprise. every
thing. 10 war activities.
Remarked Mr.. Bait:
"A lot OF my friends wonder
what has come over me since
went to Washington. The fact
II that i now have a better and
broader knowledge of the whole
national situation than did
before got into the inside of
the picture. / now can see both
sides.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Homes Appear in Batches Of Hundreds

In audng to the outward visible developments Clyde
who Federated Industries Washington declared
industrial plants costing millions dollars suddenly
magic. Homes, likewise patches
of hundreds possible live occupied higher
percentage buildings which
tvity Merchants longer faced with sales problems but
faced with problems of goods merchandise
But thoughtful business confusing the making
of lethal with conditions of lasting
"Men," said Rose. asking their quieter
SOLDERING questions The disturbing of all
the questions which being asked what kind of
this which has suddenly the midas touch to
"A review normal this state would show
that produced things social
The broad wheat fields orchards s fisheries
satisfied social
social
in accepted
that of dollar These dollars passed between
confidence behind creative wealth which
hacke yaIue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Public Aroused Over Closed Shop Strikes

If President wanted anything fundamental II
Congress could and would there to stop this
business of rdctona and closedshop strikes right The
public aroused The issues clear Above all clear
settlement would establish that
unity confidence which lacking and
sorely needed just
will be either W seizure of the by the government
(2) temporary to the condition. with
CONCESSIONS for the duration of the
The third what should be done What would be
wise and right?
is o by going the of the matter.
This coal strike just a symptom
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Weekend Passes
Available at Custer

FORT CUSTER, Nov. 22.--Post
officials said today there would be
no restriction, other than those
imposed under normal conditions,
on passes for troops Of the post
and 5th Division over the coming
weekend.
During the past week soldiers ir
all units have been undergoing
intensive training IN combating
domestic disorders though high
ranking officers of the division:
denied that local troops would be-
used in mine strikes. Last weel
passes were ordered cut off bu
late Saturday the order was res
cinded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
lngham Red Cross
Drive Nets $4,000.

LANSING, Nov. %. - Ingham
County Red Cross chapter officials
said today that approximately
$4,000 has been collected during
the current campaign and approx
Imately $3.50 members enrolled.
The goal is $500 and a mem.
bership Of 21,750. The campaign
Us continuing through November
100. Canvassers are now working
in industrial plants where they
hope to raise at least $1,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Central Natl Bank
BUYS Bellevue Bank

BATTLE CREEK, Nov. POT
ficials of the Central National
Bank announced today they would
begin Monday the operation of the
Peoples State Bank at Bellevue
following the purchase of assets
and liabilities of the nearby in
stitution.
Local bank officials said the
Bellevue bank was in excellent
condition and that the deal had
been completed Immediately fol-
lowing their Investigations. This is
the second out Of the city bank
purchased by the local institution.
The other was at Nashville.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Market Moves
Narrowly in
Quiet Dealings
Steels. en- Slip
as ChrysIer Firms
in Opening Trade

NEW YORK. Nov. %. - The
stock market turned narrow and
quiet at the opening today, follow
ing yesterdays late rally of i to
over 2 points.
Steels were weak in initial
deals. with Bethlehem. United
States Steel and Republic all
down fractionally. GIN also
slipped, while Chrysler held at the
previous closing level.
Modest gains were shown early
by Sears. Standard Oil of New
Jersey. United States Rubber. Co
ilambia Gas, Reynolds Tobacco B.
and United Aircraft.
Coppers and oils were irregular.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Mrs. Shipwretk Kelly
Better; Out Of Dancer

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-GNS)-
Mrs. John Simms tShipwreck)
Kelley. the former Brenda Frazier.
today was reported Out of danger
at Leroy Sanitarium, where she
has been a patient since Thurs
day after suffering a sudden i'll
ness. The former glamour girl
was said to be expecting a baby
next Nav.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Oil Firms Condemn Pact

NEW YORK. Nov. PINS
American oil companies, whose
Mexican properties were expropri-
ated in 1888. today condemned as
vague and ambiguous the agree
ment signed Wednesday between
the United States and Mexico
which provides formula for
seeking settlement of the dispute
over valuation of the oil lands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22

Superheater Company and Its anilIat,
AbItibi Power and Paper COMPANY, Ia
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrou'
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division Detroit Spot, 80 per cent
tin, nominal. New York. h2c. future tin
SEC: lake grade copper delivered Midwest,
~: electrolytic spot, snclter. IL Csstine
copper. li75. ST Louis lead, . 10; 81
Louis zinc S25 New York entimony IL,
virgin aluminium. -.
Tin lew offers copper sales. 2.0si tons
Export copper ~ -. resale, 20. OPM lead
ALLEGATIONS due next week Free sterling
exchange, 81 O3A..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
He Demonstrates

Donald Nelson. having been
engaged in doing business with
consumers all over the country,
possesses comprehension of the
part little business plays in
Americas economy, in Ameli-
cas- social, not to say political
life. He demonstrated such ca
pacity at Washington that he
was put in executive charge of
priorities. position carrying
the power of life-or-death for
countless business concerns.
He emphasizes that owners of
minor concerns must not rely
completely upon the government
to make it possible for them to
survive.
Initiative Is still the answer"
he declared the other day. 1.-THE
manufacturer whose business Is
threatened must try for sub
contract on a defense item. Fail
ing that, he has got to try
everything.
1.-THE same thing with deal
ers. II suppliers cannot give
them enough stock to keep them
busy, they will have to find new
lines to carry"
"SmaIl business" in Nelson's
philosophy. sis the very back
bone of Americas enterprise
system.
"Basically." he emphasizes,
"what we are out to save Is the
right to use initiative, the right
of an individual to go into bust
ness. If everybody runs to the
government, IL would seem to
me that we have lost the spark
of the very thing we're fighting
for"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Red Cross May Reach
Calhoun County Goal

BATTLE CREEK, Nov. 22.-
Red Cross officials predicted to-
day that the drive for memberships
begun two weeks ago would ex-
coed the revised quota for Calhoun
County and probably would APP
proximate the original quota of
$4,000 set by the national organi-
Zation.
With more than 10000 member
ships already subscribed in Battle
Creek alone, officials said that
the remainder of the county I'M
doubtedly would volunteer the
additional $500 needed TO reach
the S13,500 goal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22

APPLES Michigan hushel crts. Y. s
No. /, ~ inch minimum, unless otherwise
stated: Mcintosh. Sl.60m1.75; Delicious
81. son l.75; Northern Spys, 81 500 rs
Jonathans. S1.30u1.35; r., I. Greetings
81 l0n 100: Baldwins. 81; shiawassees, 81
Wagners. 81 Washington boxes Red De
licious and Delicious X fancy SIS to SOS
s22592i5; 64s 20 zoos. 50 25n 2.45, mostly
50 25a2.3h. 113s, S2-1sa2 -45i-i25s- and
1855. S2.35n 2.45 fancy SIS 81 so; zoos
s19o; l13s TO 1855 81 Rome Beauties,
BEANS--Flords bushel hprs. stringless
Black Valentines. So wax beans flat type
So poor TO fair, sIU2.25; Bountfuls.
81. 65n3.
BRoCcoLI-California pony crts. SO s.
CARRoTs--rouisiana crts., doz bend
California Si.25H4.50.
CELERY Michigan. bundles. dozer
stalks Mammoth parchment. wrapped. soc
2-3 crts. rough S2.5O@275; Cslfornia
Golden Heart 1sx2O inch crts., As doz
50 %. cub cr,s Pascal 81 % 1.35: 16 inch
.crts., trimmed tops. Pascal doz.. 81 81
CAULIFLowER- Pony crts 12s anc
larger California. 81 $50 1 90 mostly
Isl 75 Colorado So
CRNNBERRIEs- Massachusetts,, i bbi
boxes, Howes. SO 500 315
GRAPs-Caufornia. display luss To
GRAPES California. display hugs To
mostly 81 60n SIS; fine quality, 81. Is q
! so; Riblers, 50. few higher
y
Louisiana crates, Salinas. jacksonville dis
trict. doz., SO 30 n $50; ordinary, 81 IS
doz.. s3.5oa375. Leaf iettuce-ohio
dollhouse, 1o-lb bkts. e0c.
ONlONS-50-lb. sacks. Sweet Spanish
! T. S No. 1, g. and larger, Idaho. Sl.a
I n 1.zU3 -" size 81. so; Colorado. g. size
81 80; fair. si.25. Idaho. L. S. No. !
Whites 81" size, 50; Michigan. T. S
No l. Yelows 70.sOc 2" and larger
$3.50 / so mostly around 81 so; 25.ib
sacks, White Boilers. S1.25q1.30
POTATOES-10O-lb. sacks. Idaho Russo
mostly S275; lob. sacks, 80 = 32c; u. S
Commercials. 100-ib sacks. 81 20 Maine
lO0-lb. sacks U. 8 No. l. chippewas ant
Katshdins. Si.90H2. few. Sl.s5. 15-lb
paper sacks. 81 . 33c, mostly 32c: Michigan
iSi.5o@i.6o; Cobblers. s1.4O01.eo; Rus
SCI Rurals. 1891 SO: Upper Peninsula
/ bib paper sacks u. s. No. i, Cree
Mountains. p q 2sc.
RADIsHEs Pony crates so-s5 bunche
fair quality. large size, $3.50
/ RUTABAGs Canada 5o-lb sacks
waxed. % ~ 7jc.
I sHALLoTs 80 Louisiana barrels punched
/ 81 $50, mostly 81 crates. 5-doz., Sill
SWEET POTATOES - Puerto Ricsi
yams, mostly stock now kiln dried. Louisi
ana ". 3 No. l, 81 i0n | so. Texas u
Is No. I. 81 50: Tennessee. $40 n so
bushel hampers Nancy Halls, general
good quality. 81. l5p l.25 Indiana hushe
baskets u, s No ! Jersey type, 81. %
New Jersey bushel hampers s. No.
Jerseys. red soil stocks 81 so
4 TOMATOES Ohio dollhouse SIN has
keis MEDIUMS Sii51 1 so, small size
81 .i5H 20. lob. cartons rcpaeks, me
/ wRTERCREss Michigan boxes. pc
taur lunches u ~ sng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Sales Tax Collections
Up, Brown Replies

LANSING, Nov. 22.-Sales tax
receipts from July l TO November
10 are S7,571, 578 in excess of col
feetfOns for the same period in
1910. Vernon j. Brown. auditor
general, today announced.
Browns statement was made in
answer to report of Budget Di-
rector Leo j, Nowicki that sales
TAX receipts are declining.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Time Has Come to Regulate Unions

The time has to regulate trade unions somewhat
regulate business organizations both to protect the union
members and the public The voting procedure of
should regulated tnstefreedon members in
eecng officers and deciding strikes The finances OF unions
should be safeguarded
deprived monopoly cxpoa-
tive No violence coercion compel Join
against his Will should be tolerated No strikes for the
political of the public such general
pathetic strikes. should be allowed-row
would both Mr..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Farmers Market

| APPLES-MClntobnt fancy, - bu.i no
/. 81 25n 10: No. 2. -75c- hn--- Greeninga
No. !, 75c q S1.25 bu. No. 2. soc bu.
Jonathan. fancy, 81 rs bu No. l, Sl.25G
1 so: No. 2, 81 Delicious, fancy. 50 bu
No. l. 81 son LIS bu. No. 2, 75c; SHOWS
ners, No. l. Slnl,35 bu.
BEETS-Fancy. 81 bu.: dozen punches
soc; No. /, 400 50c, dozen punches, BOO
6Oc.
BRoccoII-.No. /. sl25gi Is bg. ,
4oc red No. l, 60g75c bu. curly. No.
80 n 75c bu.
cARRoTs-No. /. zoe doz punches
$ia1.25 bu. No. p i0c doz. punches, 75'
UcAULIFLowER-No. ]. sI25q1.75 bu.
cELERY-Fancy. son soc No /. 300
40c No. 2, 15T 20c dozen bunohes
CELERY SQUARES No L. soc y ~.
CELERY ,cABBAGE--Fancy 81 bu.
No. l. e5Ts5c hu
CELERY pooTs-No :. 75c 81 hi.
I CRANBERR1Es-No. /, $2loQ225 is
10 EG gessc, sIs SOFA so-doz case
medium Sll750122J; small Si0u 10 30
! FGGPLANT--No / 75cH 81 No. 2 soc
oHfoNs~dTecn No % So IS &c dc S
punches; dry onions, fancy, -si.5002i No
II, 81 25T1 80 5O-lb. sacks No. 2, 9Oc.
j PARsNIPs-No. /, soc sl.25; No. 2
PARSLEY RooT-No. /. 5o9e5c Du.
PAISLEY !. s5a5oc dog. punches
PEARS No. l. 75cQsl bu.; 10 2 SOC
/ PEPPERs--Green, No. /, 81 25n -
bu No. 2, Toe bu. green, hot, No.
/ 75c aS1 bu, No. 2. soc; red, sweet, No. /
Use Isl bu No 2 SOC bu.
PoULTRY--Hens, 1--we, heavy breeds
! isn 22c n; leghorns. ~ iec 10, hrOilers
heavy, 2la24c ID; brollers. leghorns. 1
| n isc 10. ducks. lsW zoe n. geese, l5N
lsc 10 turkeys. hens, 26a 3Oc ID; toms
/ 25m27c ~
POTATOES Si.io bu. No. ]
I SIC n 81. No. 2, Doc.
PuMPkINs-No 1, 40T60c bu.
1 QUINCFs-No. 1, S2u2.J0 bu
! RADISHES-Red, 40, 1. 6j Soc dog
bchs No. g. Doc horse, No. J. 7jcn 5
p. basket. red dollhouse, No. /, soc doz
bchs
RuTABAGAs-No 1. 50H 75c bu.
i SQUASH - Hubbard. No. /, 4Ou soc
Table Queen. No. 1. asa e0c; No. 2. soc
| Delicious, No. l. 500 65c bu.
! TURNIPS-N0. /, 30 Z 4Oc don. bchs.
75n GOO bu,t No. 2 80 4 SOC bu.
! VEGETABLE GREENS--Romaine Nc
II. soc 81 hu.. escarole. No. 1. 5O0 10
bu: endive No. l. 9Oc 81 % bu. No. 2
75c; kohl.rabi. No /. IS q Doc dok. bchs.
Swiss. chard s0n zoe bu. kale, No. 4. 4
/ "a SOC bu. coilards No. 1. 4O1 soc bu.
mustard. No. ]. 4O0 soc bu.; leaf lettuce
No. T. so SIC bu dollhouse. No.
goo "a - iO-lb. basket lceks No l. 40 g.
doz bchs spinach. fancX. S1-25- hu- No
4, 75c Il 81 hi. SO 2. &C bu.; turnips
no. !, 40 n soc bu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
New Kind Of Money Enters Our Economy

However into economy there has new
ind o fearuly
n represents.
i'm the
and
debt doars-not machines
that social wealth. machines
the social wealth of other social systems and to be
dollars
opposite the constructive
O normal economy"
activities The Puget Sound around
shpyards plants, companies.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
More Leeway Urged

II our practical, experienced,
capable Nelson's, Bats. Knud-
sens were accorded more lee
way. and inexperienced, bureau
cratic theorists. such as our
Hillmans, Hopkinses. Hender-
sons were kept within bounds,
our national outlook would in
cite less apprehension
Copyright. 1871. by B. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22

Informed ndustraists tell defense spend
ing in the Puget Sound will $500 100000
The this colossal perhaps rendered
understandable when recalled that 1887 this pro-
duced only S52000000 manufactured products thus
ployed 10000 Thus defense
let 10 times great manufacturing business
of this Boeng alone.
with $4,000 employees Seattle bigger industrial pay
roll than all the industries the in 1887.
Automobile registrations the county which Seattle is
located have risen four from 10000 10000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Grand Valley Brew.
Pays 81 Dividend

IONA, Nov. 22,--Grand Valley
Brewing Company has declared a
dividend of ) cents a share on 49,
600 shares of outstanding stock
payable December 20 to Stockhold-
erS Of record December /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22

NEW YORK, Nov. PINS
Sixteen persons today were recov-
ering from injuries suffered when
"a Bronx-Pelham Bay bus crashed
into an Eel" pillar as its driver
swerved TO avoid hitting an auto
mobile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
YOUNG COWS AT SO

Common grass steers sold from
$3.50 down to as low as Sc on
thin light dairy type offerings. A
few good young cows reached So,
most medium to good cows 81 a.
SIS and Gamers and cutters sold
late largely from $4.50q6.50. Good
weighty sausage bulls hit SEA
S9.25, most light and medium
weight bulls $7.25Q8.75, only thin
cutter bulls occasionally under ST.
CALVES: Good to choice vealers
closed steady to so cents higher
than late last week, but lower
grades were dull and weak. Late
sales good to choice grades were
STAG 14.50, common to medium
SORTS 81 5QM12
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Detroit Poultry

Market steady. Hens, lbs ana up
1se. under ; lbs, i6e, leghorn hens.
lbs. and up, lac. cocks 10Ii4c, rock
springsrs. isc. rock broilerk. 2Ic. young
hen tUrkeys 10 lbs. and up, FAC; young
tom turkeys, 10 lbs. and up. 2ic. ducks,
white lbs. and up 1sc, geese, 1ic;
rabbits I1c
EGos-Market easy; current receipts,
3liAe; undergrads. 27i4 2etae.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Earnings

Thompson >tarrett Company reports for
the six months ended October 80 net loss
of 81 $50 after taxes and charges Com
pares with a net income IN the six months
ended oct 81 1910 81 S22s POL equal
after dividend requirements on 50 30 pre-
ferred stock 20 20 cents a common share.
Bangor and Aroostpok Railroad reports
for the 10 months ended October - net
income 81 S4g6 $40 equal after dividend
requirements on per cent cumulative pre-
-frrrvrf- ~ - Il rUu1rrruU WHIT. Compares
with a net income OF S5l, 75l or Sl35 a
share on preferred IN the FIRST 10 months
Of 1910.
Charles " Hires Company and subsidi-
aries report for the fiscal year ended
September 80 net profit Of Ss7e 335,
equal 70 81 ~ a share on common. against
$3.50 029 or 81 % share m the preceding
year.
/ Superheater Company and it, AFFILIATED
Canadian company report for the nine
months ended September 30 net profit of
81 .O67 ESQ after federal and Canadian In
come and excess profits taxes, equal 10
Isl is a share
Abitibi Power and Paper Company, Ltd,
reports earnings for October at 81, tis, $40
prior 10 audit and charges for depreciation
and bond interest against Si,oS7.262 in
September and S7o2 400 In October. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Dividends

Crucible steel Company of
America declared a dividend Of 81
on common, payable December u
TO stock of record December 8.
Previous payment was S1.25 on
the old common in January, 1881
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
BUSINESS
DETROIT IN kls1szTfMES
M. S. Rukeyser
W. ,. NukeYser
ArmSSpending BOOms
Pacific Northwest

IN THE WEST, Nov. 22g-Called upon furnish the
tea means for stopping the advance of Hterism American
industry in khaki has visbly quickened gait.
Crossing the continent find evidence of
crowded hotels we'll patronzed planes
Nowhere is the shift from chronic depression to the
Of spectacular armament boom striking than the
Puget Sound the Pacific northwest which
revisited
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22

hns-Nianvillc Corporation de-
iclared a dividend OF Is cents on
common. payable December "a ia
stock of record December 10.
bringing payments for the year 10
50 against S2.75 in 1910.