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Evening star., 1941-07-11


for medicinal use. Originally rated
as "herbs,' nowadays all but garlic
and chives are considered and
treated as vegetables.
The list of family members Is
an impressive one. 1t includes wild
onions, "Bermudas," chives. garlic,
green onions, scallions, shallots
Roughly. the group is divided into
two classes. the punching onions,
and the bulb types. AS rule the
punching variety is eaten raw, and
the bulb onions are cooked-but
there are, of course, exceptions to
this.
Chives are, perhaps, the most
deceptive of the group. When first
encountered. they seem almost too
mild to be satisfactory f1avoring.
But it is surprising how just few
of them produce magic change in
the dish to which they are added.
The clever cook uses chives with
almost as sparing hand as sne
bestows upon garlic.
Only the tender. green grass-lke
tops of the chives are used, and
these should be minced with scls-
sors into tiny bits before being in
corporated in any dish. or sauce.
Grocers usually keep the chives
in little pots and sell them that
way: you set the pot on the kitchen
window sill water it every day, and
keep a f1ourishing crop of fresh
chives growing merrily for weeks.
Occasionally, in some markets you
will find the chives cut off and tied
In neat little bundles; these are
all right if you know they are fresh
and want to use them at once. The
chopped chives may be used in
place of parsley or mint to give
favor to sauces and salads, or other
vegetables. Mixed with cream or
cottage cheese they make delight
full salad mixtures, or sandwich fill
ings.
Garlic requires a restrained hand.
and a thorough understanding of
the familys likes and dislikes-also
of their engagements for day or
90. Used sparingly, the pungent
"cloves" add greatly to the flavor
of meats, vegetables, green salads,
end some sauces. You can buy the
garlic cloves from the grocer, and
peel and split them to rub on bread,
or to anoint a salad bowl. or to
let marinate in French dressing,
or finely minced in stuffings, etc.
To remove any odor from the hands.
rinse them we'll in cold. not hot,
water. If you are afraid to get
really mixed up with the cloves,
you can buy your garlic ready
made" in liquid form, like onion
juice. or you can use the garlic
salt that most good grocers now
Evening star., 1941-07-11

for dress alone. y yard for the
romper or sun suit. and 1s yard for
the bonnet or 3as yards for the en-
tire ensemble. 8 yards ric rae will
trim it.
For other youthful junior styles,
children's dresses, matrons, mother
and daughter sets, brother and sis
ter sets, send Is cents for our Sum-
mer Fashion Book. Over 100 styles
in it. All for practical home dress
making.
Evening star., 1941-07-11
OdOr of Cedar

The belief that the mere odor
Of cedar keeps moths out of trunks.
paper bags, boxes, closets. etc, is
not based on experience" accord
ing to United States Department of
Agriculture Farmers Bulletin No.
1853. Red cedar heartwood, as used
in good red cedar chests, can be
recommended to protect clothing
and destroy moth larvae"
Evening star., 1941-07-11
,,satioWal Facts About Amaz.
ins Wsseh Way to Reduce

Dr.. Frederic Damrau of New York
made a revealing test on a group
of intelligent and cooperative peo-
pie who followed his instructions
implicitly. BY following this sim
pie, pleasant WEIGH Way to re-
duce, these people lost an average
of pounds per month. Chart at
right shows actual weight loss
registered. Sworn statement be-
low verihes all claims made for
this reducing method.
Evening star., 1941-07-11
ShallOts and ScalliOns
Very Often Confused;
Chives Easy to Grow
When Purchasing Any of Species
Select the Variety That Best
Suits Your Culinary Needs
By Betsy CasweH

lady called in few days with the that
thing about the found
strength how them This like idea
practically indispensable the lineup both
food and for favor.
onions belong botancay family
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Skirts Swing About Knees

Skirts longer have that swing they
and skirts that short should swing since they'll be only
the tennis bicycle sudden out
Evening skirts flow fluid lines draperies poonaises,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Long Live the Cape!

Capes everything Hollywood appeared at
the the other afternoon of red herrngbone
thrown light wooden suit and lined in lime green jersey
Betty Cradle sprang innovation Mocambo Club
wearing short beige boeo edged with gold sequns
atop colored dinner gown with SASH
wearing hipength of black wool jersey gray
braid frogs Take from capes
Then there the clothes with angles reminding
stopandgo movements OF Javanse dancer And exotic
girls Hedy Lamar and Merle Oberon look particularly
in them. Merle wearing smart evening gown sarched
showing panels that extend
slightly but stfy the shoulders She also has fuengh
arwm skirt with brassere top long tight sleeves and
ed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09

even in slight ageeaby
you sanction to these lines this Winter
them certainty for Spring Then where skirts for
eliminate fluid lines they take stop flight look many
tiers
Blu only will skirts swing flow long
they'll also show movement alt But be
tight with all the shoulders and hips words
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
tars Prefer Casual Classics FOR Their Leisure H|ours
Graceful New
Lines G ndrdcte1ze
The Clothes for Spring
BY ORRY-KELLY
Hollywood Stylist

GRACEFUL characterize the clothes Spring
- Where shoulders squared players they're
quite feminine either outlining the feminine shoulder naturally
taking little soft fnes with ucks folds The only padding
the appears in tailored
There's also in hats. Yes sir straight
the pompadour Not tilt in sight This style you girls
will have to take gradually because it's quite radical
But since the straight applies only brms
boWers and pboxes the change isn't
Rita Haywoh has already been initiated her picture
The Strawberry Blonde Glamour girls of the gay
their hats in other their sailors
independent Gay yelling
the chin bows popular last Fall will also carry
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Copper 10 Complete
Partly Completed
Products Asked
Manufactures Won't
Exceptions Granted
After Jonuury
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK Nov. l4.-The scare
ity of copper for non defense use
today brought appeals from some
manufacturers for Federal permis-
sion to finish after January l work
partly completed on that date, after
which copper and its alloys will be
barred from more than 100 civilian
articles.
The appeals, trade circles said,
were filed with the ONCE of Pro-
duction Management by such con-
Germs as makers of cosmetic sup
plies, compacts and lipstick holders.
The copper conservation order also
covers jewelry, gifts and novelties
and dress accessories.
Giving point to the appeals was
the Copper Institutes report that
on October 81 stocks of refined cop
per in the United States, exclusive
of supplies in the hands of manu-
facturers, were 67260 tons That
was slightly more than half deliv-
cries to manufacturers during Oc-
tober, l21 ,457 tons. a figure said to
approximate the consumption rate.
Imports Supply Rest.
The United States produced 86.6l7
tons of copper in October. Imports
they tOtaled 34.9l5 tons in Sep
tember-have been supplying the
balance Of this country's require
mentS
What the manufacturers had in
mind in their appeals. trade reports
said, was the fact that on the dead
line date they would have nearly
completed a considerable stock of
products which would need only
minute amounts of copper or alloys
to complete
While the non-defense users
studied possible substitute materials
for their products, primary producers
of copper and brass reported profits
for the first nine months of the
year were about so per cent ahead of
the 1910 period The increases were
despite Federal tax provisions
amounting to five and one-haf times
the money set aside for taxes in the
1910 nine-month period
New Auto Cuts Forecast.
o. P. M officials forecast further
reductions in the output of passenger
| automobiles today, with definite
figures 10 be determined at q meet
ing here next Wednesday Of the
Automotlve Defense Advisory Com
/ mittee.
The committee and defense ON
| cials will discuss the February
production quotas.
Nylon Prices Watched.
Price Administrator Leon Hender-
son ordered an intensive study OF
nylon hosiery prices today on
grounds some manufacturers and
jobbers had been charging 'unwar-
ranted' wholesale prices in recent
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Retail Trade Climbs
To Highest Point
Since September
Store Sales Average
II to 18 Per Cent
Above Year Ago
rv the Associated Press

ry the Associated Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Good
weather enabled the Nations mer-
chants this week to move the largest
quantity Of goods since the boom
week a. the end of September Dun
& Bradstreet reported today.
Sales in stores at leading trading
centers averaged u to l8 per cent
above last year for the country as
whole.
"A qulckening Of trade activity
vas felt through all merchandising
lines, although winter apparel again
scored the most noticeable in
CreaSCS," the credit agency said. Re
tailers who had ascribed more than
usual Importance to the pre- Thanks
giving market as a gauge of demand
appeared generally gratified by the
pickup.
intensified promotional activity
accompanied the rise in trade. More
emphasis was being put on special
prices, particularly in non-defense
areas, to combat developing con-
sumner resistance to advaCnes. The
recent lag in clothing lines such as
topcoatS, Women's furs and fur
trimmed coats was reflected in an
earlier -than-uSual start of fall clear
anCes in some centers"
Except for a few seasonal lines.
the pace of wholesale trading was
reported slow.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Big Gain Reported
In October Cotton
Consumption
Months TotoI Exceeds
Both Year Ago and
Preceding Period
BY the Asscc!c ted Press.

BY the Assoc!c ted Press.
The Census Bureau reported today
that cotton consumed during .Oc-
tober totaled $500 bales of lint
and 133006 bales of linters. COM
pared with S75,862 and l29.731 dur
ing September this year and TO-
1872 and 1887 curing October last
year.
Cotton on hand October 81 was re-
ported held as follows:
In consuming establishments. L.
3,293 bales of lint and 460,523 OF
linters, compared with 1.636,521 and
444. .527 on September 80 this year,
and 1855, 400 and 406,080 on october
81 last year.
In public storage and at COM
presses, l3,342,l23 bales of lint and
94,599 OF linters, compared with H.
523,702 and 1895 on September 80
this year, and 13836,566 and IS 5,431
on october 81 last year.
Imports during October totaled
40696 bales. compared with 25,413
during September this year, and 15,-
726 during October last year.
Exports during October totaled
16l .668 bales of lint and IS of linters,
compared with 1925 of lint 0inters
not available) during September this
year. and 1874, 700 of lint and 1851 of
lirters during October last year.
Cotton spindles active during Oc-
tober numbered 23043,3l0, compared
with 22963944 during September
this year. and 22,470,784 during Oc-
toDer last year.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Nov, Il ll, CU s. Dept of
AgricultureI.- Salable hogs 5000 total
Itnoo4 :, N market Id2 senera,ly steady: weights
10000 pounds. lu.oO-25: top. 1925
freely; 160-so pounds 9s5-i0.15; sows
weak. good and choice 3OO-40O pounds,
8 ps5-10.oO; 400-500 pounds, 94O-15.
Salable cattle, 1000. calves, 200: clean
up trade largely steady to weak limited
offerings all classes: run mainly She stock;
few loads good to choice a5O-i $50 pound
steers and ,yearlings lo5o-1l so, ,sood
! 265 pounds 1885; bulk, 9.50-11 90;
Southwest medium 75O-pound heifers. a.25;
few short fed, 1850; odd head beef cows
f.75-1.00; Gamers and cutters largely
5o,6 90; ,sauSase bulls to 2.oo; light
weak; medium to good 60O-s50 pound
averages. s.25-9.50: common so0-pound
weights. 10.
Saiable sheep 1000; total, $500; late
Thursday-fat lambs unevenly 1925 lower;
94-pound westerns. 1l.1n: weighty short
feds. 1913; few best natives. 1l.15-@5;
bulk, II 90, down; deck o5pound yearlines,
$50: good and choice ewes. 5."5-T5;
lower grades largely 1904 80 Today's
trade-Early trade on native lambs gen.
orally steady; most bids Pnd sales 1880
Ills; nothing done on other classes.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Curtiss-W Wright Corp.
Reports $5,792,733
Net in Quarter
Result Contrasts With
S2,069,670 Earned in
Same 1910 Period
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. l4-Curtiss-
Wright Corp. reported consolidated
net profit for the September quar-
ter was s5.792,733, equal to 10 cents
a common share, compared with
s2,069 ,670 or 20 cents share in the
corresponding 1910 quarter, For the
first nine months of the year Cur
tiss-Wright earned sl6,45707l or
sl98 a common share, compared
with S8305 ,639 or SO cents share
in the first three Quarters of 1910.
Wright Aeronautical Corp, about
81 per cent owned by Curtiss-Wright
reported September quarter net
profit of 2,795 947. equal to s466 a
share, compared with s1206,963 or
s20l share in the September
quarter of 1910. Nine months net
was s8,137.548 or sl3.56 a share.
against s3,806952 or 1854 share
in the like 1910 period.
Pittsburgh Steel.
Pittsburgh Steel Co. and subsid-
iaries reported net profit for the
September quarter Of s687.535, or 90
cents a common share. compared
with S466,027. or 49 cents a share,
in the like 1910 period.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Washington Produce

BuTTER-a3 score, tubs. 40: l-pound
prints 4oia; .'.-pound prints. A; 92 score;
Iubs; 3s,2; l,pound prints ss aH. ';-ponndd
prints. 35ia. i.-pound prints IS, 90 score;
tubs, 35s.; l-pound prints, 36ll. is-pound
prints, 3Sa4, so score. tubs, 35i4; l-pound
prints, 35'4 i.-pound prints. 36i4 SO
score tubs. 3494, l-pound prints. 35i4.
LIVES LIVES srocKEcaives. et5r 13; spring lambs,
From Agricultural Marketing Service:
EGGS-Market steady. Prices palo for
Federal State Graded eggs received from
sradns stations November l4l; Whites;
Y. S. extras. LARGE. 4s,4a: mostly ~; y.
U s Standards, mediums. 33 cents.
Browns: u s. extras large, i6-4S. mostly
46: U. S extras, mediums. - cents. U. S.
standards. large, 42-43 mostly ~ cents
U. S standards. mediums, 36 cents U s.
81 reesps Mhs mosz
some of better quality. heavier weights up
10 as cents mixed colors, mostly 3o-3l
cents. Receipts Government Graded esss,
LIVE PoULTRY-Market about steady
on poultry. slightly stronger on turkeys.
Fowl; sColored. 4 pounds and up, 1919
cents; Leehorn hens. ga pounds and up
hail. cents :,z. vFfnia Eeek eenss
No. IS IS cents; Delaware and MARYLAND;
Rocks and crosses: broilers and fryers, all
sizes. l7-1s cents: No. rs l3 cents. Ca.
pons: 5-s pounds % cents: : pounds and
pD pDns s cen se1t TgEkey' Young toms
undersizes, Is cents. Guineas: YOUNG.
pounds and UP, 90 cents; under pounds.
25 cents. old, 1912 cents.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
| Auto Production
| At 1890 Mark
| Durinq Week

BY Cne ASSOCIdIeU PrtSS.
DETROIT, Nov. i4.-This week S
assemblies OF passenger cars and
trucks, according to an estimate by
Wards Reports, Inc, will total 92,-
900 units.
This figure compares with 1885
last week and l23143 last year at
this time. Lowered operations are
anticipated for next week due to
the Thanksgiving Day holiday.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
New York Cotton
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Cotton fu-
lures moved into higher ground to-
day on trade, Wall Street and New
Orleans buying. Mills entered the
market for price-1Xing operations
in anticipation of rise in the aver
age spot price which would bring an
advance in the grey goods ceiling.
Hedging, spot house selling and
profit taking checked the advance
somewhat.
Revision of the Neutrality Act, the
record breaking october consump-
ton report and strength in outside
commodity markets contributed to
buying sentiment.
Late prices were 80 to 10 cents a
bale higher; December, 1927; May.
1916, and July, 1880
A furry of December liquidation and
local selling turned most OF the plus
signs into minus ones n the closing mo-
ments of trade
Futures closed 35 cents a bale lower to
cents
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Steel Rute to Drop

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Nov. IA
IP).-Increasing shortage of scrap
will force further curtailment of
steel output in the Youngstown dis
trict next week, when the operating
rate will be between 81 and 80 per
cent, as against SO per cent up to two
weeks ago
Evening star., 1941-11-14
New York Sugar

futures advanced today under the in
fluence of steadiness in other markets
and nervousness over the Far Eastern sit
uation. The December position lead the
rise after liquidation had tapered of and
trade and scattered covering entered the
rlng.
hiEher: December 2.47: March, 2.5512;
May ard July. . So
The domestic contract gained .02 TO ,03
OF cent, deriving impetus from the ad
Nsnces in the world contract; January,
40 March. 2.o4: May. 2.a5
Rsvs and refined were unchanged.
Futures No. 3 closed UNCHANGED to .O2
Of cent higher. Sales. 1880 tons jan
narT, z osh: March. 2.a4h. Nav, 2a4b.
NO, futures unchanged to .07 Of a cent
higher Sales, $3.50 tons. December,
24sb March. 2.651ab; May, 2,55lab.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Foreign Exchange

''EW YORK, Nov. - Plate foreign
exchange rates follow Great Britain IN
dollars, others in centsl
Canada
Oficial Canadian Control Board rates
Tor U S. dollars. buying 10 per cent
premium. selling II per cent premium,
equivalent 20 discounts on Canadian dol
laSr in New York OF buying 99l per cent.
selling a0e per cent
Canadian dollar IN New York open
market, lli7 per cent discount or SIS so
U. S. cents.
Europe.
Great Britain. oficial Bankers Foreign
Exchange Committee rates.. buyinE 02
selling, 4 "a. o1en market cables 4 o.
Latin America
Arcentlna. offclal. 90 free % 90.
UP % cent. Brazil. free. sion, Mexico,
20.10n.
Far East.
Hons Kong. IS 81; Shanshsi. 5 So
Rates N spot cables unless otherwise
indicated
4 Nominal.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
New York Bank Stocks
NEW YORK. Nov IA tPl.-National As
| socia t;op Dealers
Oil Dividend Voted

PITTSBURGH. Nov IA P-
Directors of Plymouth Oil Co. today
declared the regular quarterly cash
dividend of 80 cents a common
share and a stock dividend of IL
per cent on the common, both pay
able December % to holders of rec
ord November Is. The cash divi-
dend payments for 1941 now total
s1.2O share Payments for 1910
were $1.30 cash and 2 per cent in
stock.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
New York Produce

NEW YORK. Nov. u .-P,.-Eess. 6o34; ;
Arm. Mixed coiors. fancy 20 extra fancy
AL i2-41; extra, ~; graded nrsts. 3siz,
mediums. "a: dlrties, No l. 80; average
checks. 30i4-12.
Whites Cresales OF premium marks
4n'2-53l-Nesrbv and Midwestern pre-
MUM marks. 46iz-4a. specials 46; stand
srds. ~; ,resaIes Of exchange 70 fancy
3siz; tresales OF commercial TO fancy
and heavier pullets. 34i7-3s). Nearby
and Midwes.ern pullets. "a
Brovns-Nearby and Midwestern fancy
to extra fancy 46la-4S; specials. As;
standards. 3sI7-3a: mediums. 31i3.
Rtlsr RacK eggs Sos 3D. sS4P h.,,.v s,.,dv Cream
cry, higher than 81 score and premium
marks. 37'4-39: 81 score (cash market,
31I4-t7: sS-al score. }3l7-35,.
Cheese, 21s,ss4 Arm: prices UNCHANGED
Evening star., 1941-11-14

In bankruptcy or receivershlp. or beina
reorganized under the Bankruptcy Act, or
securities assumed by such companies
Rates Of dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based or the
last ouarterly or semi-annual declaration.
dividends are not included Also extra or
extras; Cash or stock. PAID last year.
( Payable in stock. g Declared or paid so
far this year h PAYABLE in Canadian funds
Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year. WV With warrants. XIV With
out warrants. war Warrants. sUnit OF
trading less than 100 shares; sales are
given in full
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Plant to Be Expunded

FARMVILLE, Va, Nov IA tP,-
Work will begin Monday on a $4,000
four story brick -and-steel addition
to the Craddock-T shoe factory
here, designed TO increase the plants
output by some so per cent.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Chicago Grain

Fy the Associated Press
CHICAGO, Nov. 14-Wheat prices
tried to rally again today but early
gains of almost two cents a bushel,
which brokers attributed partly to
market reaction to revision of the
Neutrality Act. were reduced later.
Persistent weakness of corn. which
sagged full cent as a result of
increased receipts at principal mar
kets and hedging sales to offset
purchases of Chicago dealers at
various country points, influenced
the wheat trade SCybeanS. up
about 3 cents at one time, reflected
prospects of return of wet weather
in parts of the belt.
Wheat closed 1,-i2 higher than
yesterday, December, Sl15-1l47s:
May, Sll97s-a.; corn la. lower;
December 747s-75; May. 805a-2,;
oats unchanged to l.. up; rye as
higher. and soybeans 2l2-3 higher.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Nelson Issues Warning.

American businessmen had Don
aid M. Nelson's admonition today
that the defense program-which
he estimated will require monthly
expenditures Of s3,500,O0o 900 year
from noW-is not "a w. P. A. pro-
gram for industry"
The executive director of the Sup
ply Priorities and ALLEGATIONS Board,
declared, in speech in Boston>yes-
terday afternoon, that the victory
program" calls for more than dou-
bling present monthly expenditures
OF $l,l75 100000 within a year. But
he indicated clearly that in some
instances defense agencies may be
unable to prevent business fall
ures. And he asserted:
The manufacturer who can think
OF nothing better to do than hurry
up and dump himself in the Gov
ernment's lap is destroying free en-
terprise."
S. P. A. 3. now is working, Mr.
Nelson disclosed, on a plan for es-
tablishing some sort of reserve sup
ply of materials Ito help men who
face an absolute shutdown if some
thing is not done"
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Eoo Prices Advance

CHICAGO. Nov. IA .P).-Whole-
sale egg prices today rose l to 3i2
cents dozen, the sharpest advance
in single day in number of years.
Best grade eggs hit 40 cents dozen,
the first time this level has been
reached since 1880.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Baltimore Stocks
Special Dispatch TO The Star.
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index of
IS commodities today advanced to al "a
Previous day; a1.70; week ago, a1,73'
month ago. aO.3O; year ago. 1871.
lo41. 1910. 1899. lQ33-3s
High a4.91 1928 1922 Qs.14
Lo 1903 6S. SO 63.fS 4l.44
G926 average equals 1909
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Washington Exchange
SALES.

SALES.
Capital Transit Coo at 16.
Washington Gas COMO at l8, 10
at 18, 3 at 1914. so at 1874
Washington Gas pfd.-l5 at l04, 5
at 104.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Odd-Lot Dealings
Ry the Associated Press.

The Securities Commission reported to-
day these transactions by customers with
odd,lot dealers or specialists on the New
York Stock Exchange for November IL:
3612 purchases involving aSsl3 shares.
1927 sales involving 1@3. .s64 shares. in
cluoing so short sales involving l,765
shares
Evening star., 1941-11-14

weeks, ranging up to SIS and $1a a
dozen pairs. He warned that, ii
price ceiling were imposed. it would
be we'll below the current peaks,
leaving some merchants facing
severe inventory losses.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
AFTER CALL.

Washington Gas com.-100 at 1874
at l8, 100 at 1914, 100 at 1874.
Washington Gas pfd.-2 at 1885.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
CniinnSeed Oil
New Orleans Prices.

As higher Sales. 81 contracts Decem-
Der. 12.49b; March. 12.54b; May, u Sc.
Evening star., 1941-11-14

~ .umseeu uiI CIuseH SIea1E bleach-
crude. II Dob. December. l2lsb; Janu-
ary, l2.20b March, l2.26b; May, 122Sb
b Bid. Nominal.
Evening star., 1941-11-14

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. IA ,P,-Hedze
selling and long realizing wiped out early
advances in cotton futures here today
and the market closed barely steady, 3 to
nnirts lnn.nr
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Nov. 14-Dividends de-
clared-prepared by Fitch Publishing Co. ::
Evening star., 1941-11-14

.Ex dividend tPlus extras tal Paid
SIS 90 extra paid December IS. 1870
IN s. 90 extra tk' 20c extra. m 81 so
extra. sD So 90 paid in 1910. W $1,000
extra
Evening star., 1941-11-14
BONDS
PUBLIC UTILITY.
STOCKS

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