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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31

MARRIAGE LICENSES

GYM II. Burshops. II: Phyllis Gentle. u.
Raymond Collins. %; MArsarst ?.
winism A. Devos. a.; virginia A. Boshn.
James y. Mulso. 81: Edna N. Schmidt. Il.
Edxsrd :. Buchowski. "a; Sophie A. cybuI-
simon Il. victor. "a: Helen Lltsky. n.
James n Rose. rs; ooidis n. seminar, 10.
EDWARD o, Lewis, s.; Helen cSrississ.sn.
Elmer II. Mckee. II; Sarah A. penhsrd. "a.
Otto p. Rule. 20; Gladys Butler. Is
Max M. Glaedey. IS: Irene Z. Port. "a.
'Artrcny- spsdsfurv; ar nffdx s. scnsmxs.
Joseph Bruno IS: Rhes w. Lewis. 40.
RENO A. Kayhko rs: Bertha NJ. Akols, 20.
Elmer II. Pagan. 81; Anna NJ. wheeiock, 10.
Charles bulgarian, AZ: Mary Bagdasarisn.
fe
william II. Putnam. AT; Patricia q. Rogers.
Charles L. Case. "a; Virginia Parknurst, "A.
Ross N. Francis. ~; Ada Young. "a
Frederick NJ. Hodgins. al Elizabeth ,.
Eugene X. Boettchsr. IS; Helen Franeal..
Paxton Mendelssohn Jr. 70 Emily J. Turn
bun, ~.
David P. HopwoOd. 10; Dorothy J. circuit,
clifton X Bauer. 20. Margaret viekers. n,
Richard A. Miller. Al. cecile Goodman 20.
Theodore J. Bosiey. rs; Ella Guthrie, 20.
Gordon n. Hess. "a: Esther n. Milsar Is
Stanley Turek. 20; Mary Tokan. "a
William X. Whitman. 20; Rosemary X.
Hurlburt, 20.
Russell G. Robinson. ~; Gertrude H. Fra.
ley. 81.
Robert Z. Parks. 10. Edna NJ. Buchanan,
10
Eli Wiener. 20 Lucin. r. Bridges. ~.
William NJ. chown. ~; Marian 4. schuss-
Harold NJ. Gentle. 20; Loretta NJ. Reiner.
10.
Anthony R. wehoy, a.; vicstts Msksshian,
81
Bradford p. McGin,Y. "a: enn. NJ. wolf.r.
n.
Oscar Robert. So: Anna stoIp So
Charles +. Brandt, ~. Marie v Hay. "a.
Amillisn Pawiik ~ Helen Muszynski, "a.
Harry w. sett rs. Ann Cious "a
Alexander Keller. 30; sally Marieck, "a.
Jack Sslters. I'll Theresa Wantuck, a.
Joseph Almwood, %; Theresa A Sal. 20.
Stanley Kobylarz IS: Mamie Rock. 20
Edward X. Banks, al; Margaret v. Clark.
20.
Victor J. Bers.trom. as Edth B. Ros<r-
son, 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
u Of N. Reinstdtes
Student Union

ANN ARBOR, Oct. 81. - Sus-
pended for nine months for "in-
fraction of university rules" the
University of Michigan chapter OF
the American Student Union, al
legged left-wing organization. was
today reinstated by the University.
Dean of Students Joseph Burs-
ley. head of the disciplinary COM
mittee which suspended the group
December 6, 1910. and reinstated
II today, had no statement to
make concerning the action. The
union petitioned for reinstatement
two weeks ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
SolidIite Acquitted
Of Killing Neighbor

BERRYVILLE. Va. Oct. 81
(INS)-A, Clarke County jury to-
day acquitted Marie Pierce, blond
26-year-old soeiaiite-farTner, of
murder in the shooting of Lewis
Moreland, her 51-year-old attentive
neighbor.
A big crowd packed the country
courtroom as the jury of II men,
most of them farmers. returned
the mot guilty" verdict after de-
liberating for only 35 minutes. On
hearing the verdict. Miss Pierce,
who had entered a plea of self
defense. walked to the jury box
and shook hands with each of the
Jurors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
Broadway Odds
On Grid Games

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-The
Broadway bookies are all up in the
air over this weeks football games
II is hard to find any two of them
agreeing on the. odds for any one
game.
However, nobody Is going to
get any action by trying to bet on
either Texas or the Texas Aggies.
for the books won't accept bet
against either of them at any
price. But they will gladly give
you at least 10 TO S that Texas
whips Southern Methodist. a team
that figures TO give the Longhorns
a whale of battle; and S to ]
that the Aggies wallop Arkansas.
Among the overlays we would
place the 5 TO 5 the books are
quoting on NJ nesota well
battered by Michigan last week
against Northwestern.
We expected 10 find Missouri
and Michigan State rated about
even but the former is the 8 TO 5
choice and the same price holds
for Rutgers over Maryland.
At II to 5 we find Georgia
favored over Auburn: Rice ovei
Centenary: Buckneii over western
Maryland and Detroit over Man.
hattan-the team that upset Villa
nova last week.
Many experts are giving I'M
beaten Army chance against
Notre Dame this time but not the
bookies. who are offering 3 to 1
on the Irish and say the price may
be longer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
st. Mary. st. Joseph
Vie for City Grid Lead
Time. stan Correspondent

SAGINAW, Oct, 31,--St. Mary
will meet ST. Joseph for the lead
ership in the city league and SIS.
Peter and Paul will battle st.
Andrew 10 stay in the race in
Sundays local parochial grid card.
st. Mary and ST. Joseph are
in city play, both hav-
ing won opening contests two
weeks ago, the other teams hav-
ing been their victims. Since the
teams belong TO different divisions
of the Saginaw Valley Parochial
league, the st. Mary-St. Joseph
game will not count in league
standings, but the SIS. Peter and
Paul-St. Andrew clash will be a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
Injured Penn Stars
Ready for Navy II

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 81
(INSl--Penn's hopes of knocking
powerful Navy out of the unbeaten
class rose today with the return
of two star players sidelined by
injuries-center Don Bitter and
reserve guard Ed Grain. Bitter,
one Of the Quakers' best pivots in
years, will start in the Franklin
Field encounter this Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
Release Eight More
Detroit SeIeCtees
Times star Correspondent

FORT CUSTER. Oct. 31.-Re.
lease of eight more Detroit selec.
tees under war department provi-
sions governing discharge was
announced today by Fifth Division
headquarters.
Those relieved of service either
because OF hardship or for being
over age were Pvts. Joseph Sharpe,
264 Belmont: Melvin Bine, 13945
Young; Willie Green, 9416 Dear
born; Henry Hogans. 6310 Beech
wood: John O'Connell. 1909 Engel;
Jack Tanner. GIT West Philadel-
phia; Garfield Willis, 7750 Central
and Sgt. William Bowman. 215
West Grand River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31

regular southern division game.
st. Mary will be favored to
down the plucky, but outweighed
ST. Joseph eleven for the Maroons
have been big surprise this year
and still are in the thick of the
southern division championship
race with st. Michael and ST.
Mary Of Flint. The Maroons will
boast nearly a 20-pound weight
advantage per man.
Despite poor seasons by both
teams. interest in the SIS. Peter
and Paul-St. Andrew melee is as
high as ever as this game between
Saginaw's two west side Catholic
schools has earned a reputation
for being a "grudge" affair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
Wings Farm Team
Wins League Opener

WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.--(INS)
The Indianapolis Capitols, the
Detroit Red Wing farm team.
ruined the Washington Ulines' de-
but in the American Hockey
League here last night. nosing out
the locals. 10. in drab contest
before $500.
A goal by Adam Brown midway
in the second period was all the
Capitols needed. Browns tally
was on an assist from Ken Kilrea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
Beth. Steel Net
Near 8 Million
&or Sd Quarter

NEW YORK. Oct. 3l.-Bethle.
hem Steel Corporation today voted
dividend OF $3.50 a share on
common stock Of record Novem-
Der 10, payable December /. This
brings total dividends for the year
on common to Sc, against S. for
the 1910 period.
Net profit for the third quarter
was S7,910,569 as compared with
1851 Asst for the second quarter
and S12. 49,, 288 for the third quar-
ter of 1910.
Current operations are set at
101 per cent, with third quarter
operations at 99.9 per cent as for
the third quarter of 1910. -.e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
DIVORCES

Margaret Bartlett from Alexander.
Eiesngre Ashoney from Denny
Viola Docket from Herbert.
George Ghermsn from Ellen.
Violet Bel from August
Ruth Edna Churchill from Earl r.
James Cannon from Helen Ma.
Rernice Flick from Henry.
James Gates from Jamie Dixon.
Joseph Caron from Charlotte
Itbron Coleman from Katherine.
Cassie Griggs from Boyd.
Lucy " vsndenberr from warren n.
Louise Haikovsk from karimisrr.
Gladys Hamilton from Clifford
Harvey Clayton Whitson from peulsh Il.
Julia Rgbino from John. ~
David Bowden from Laura. W.
Edith Ranger Houh from CsrsH.
Vayfe hsrruson from Ciars1cs A.
Nir1inla KNIGHT from Robert.
Way psEman from Ihomax-
Way Ann Miller from Alonfo y
DHCnKE or ANNC1SgxwY
EImer e. Leyans frem Ines nckenx.<
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
Commodity index
Shows S|iqht Drop

y WASHINGTON. Oct. 31.--With
. further weakness in agricultural
commodity markets. the Bureau OF
Labor wholesale commodity sta
tistics index dropped one-half OF
] per cent during the week ended
October Is. The index now stands
at 9l.2. against 9l.7 October Is,
and 1875 Oct. 26. 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
Curb DsIisfs Issue

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-The New
York Curb ExchangeSNhas removed
from listing the international
Vitamln Corporation capital stock.
par value 81. This issue was sus-
pended from dealings on October
%. last.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31

APrLEs-Won RIVER. fancy. ~ o 20
7oc bu. Greetings, No. j, 75eaSi.2s nu. ::
No. ?, zsc bu. Jonathan, fancy. 81 rs bu
No. I. si.zb7l.oo; No. 2, 81; Delicious.
2. 81 Nor,Asrn spy. fancy, "a bu No. 1,
81. so9Lyo: No. 2. Si.75: SHOWS. No. j,
rdi.5o bu.; No. 2. Toe.
BEANs-Lima beans. No. 1, si7sra
BEETs--Tsncy. 81 bu.: No. !. soa4c
dozen punches; so s5c bu.
BLAcKBERRIEs-No. ]. t5q3.so 2t-at
cHssaGE-No' l. soS Sc Do: No. =.
toc; red, No, /. soa7se ou.; curly. No. J..
cARRoTs-Fsncy. sl.as su.; No, l. 2,
cAuLIFLoWER-Fsney. n7s; No. /. 81
a ]. 50 bu. No. 2. TSc.
cELERy-r.nsyy:; s9asos; No; /. 500
''e hs chss aso ooi ssaeaf ou
1, IS q s5e hi.
cRkNBERRIEs - No. /. $4,000 is-
pirLM4o soc dozen sunssss-------
EGGPLANT--No. !. 500 Isc.
medium, si7 ssai2.7s; small, tiog 10, so.
os,oss s71 sssn Ne i.na, ss, aG sc
ii. sI.isqi 10 b0-ie. sack; No ?. 75e.
PARsNIPs-No. 1. coo osi.2s; No. ..
PARSLEY Roor-No: !: scaTse eu.
PEARs-No. /. 7sca 81 ou. No, ?. soc.
red, No. i, sod soc bu: No. 2. soc ou;
red. sweet. No. !, so soe eu; NO. e. boz
PoULTRy--Hens. i've. heavy breeds. IS
q zoe 10: ieghorns l79Ise 10: broilers.
heavy. 2ia23c; isghorns. lsazoe; ducks,
:. FoTAToEs.r:ney. nsi.io bu; No. /.
PoTAroEs-Fsney. ngilo bu; No. 1.
T5n s5c; No 2, soc.
PUMPKiNs-No. /. toasoe bu.
se sAD Ho so Geo horse ns 10 ''g'Gs sII
PIX bskt.
soUAsH-Hubbard. No /. 4Oa soc;
Table Queen squash. No. /. 500 CSC; No.
2. 40c; Delicious. No. ] 500 s5c bu.
$50 bu No. 2, 81 bu.
rURSiPs-No I. 5oaioc dor bohs; 20
aspc bu: No. 2. 50 8eoo bu.
VEGETABLE GREENs-Romsins. No
eu sndivs. No 1. siq1.25 bu. No. 2.
75c: kohl-raa. No. /. 35q SOC dor ochs
sorrel, No. /. toI SOC bu; Swiss chsrd, 40
q soc eg; kale, No so l. 900 soc el' col co..
q. 351 45c bu: head lettuce. No. /. eOo y
81 No z. 75c: leaf lettuce. No. ]. %
a s5e bu: lseks. No. /, soa75c doz bchs L;
spinach, No. /, 75Seoc pu: ,urnips, NO.
l. 40 q soc bu.
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. /. 500 75c
doz bchs
wATERMELoNs-No. 1. 7scaN; No.
2, soc.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Oct n-=LINSl==RLIIERz=s
Receipts, 10,Tts tubs; market steady. &C
lower extras. % score. 35c; standards
% score. cars. 33c: extra hrsts. ~ score,
3sc: hists $3.50 score, 81 q 32c a spe-
Gals. % score. 35 y n 35c.
EGGs-R Receipts. 500 cases marker
steady. lie higher current receipts. ale.
fresh extra hrsts. 35c: fresh frsts, 80 lqc
dirties. 2siSc: checks. 25tkc
CHEEsE-Twins. an a25Lc; daisies,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
Two Vihanova Aces
Forced 10 SideIines

VILLANOVA. Pa. Oct. 81
GNS)-With two topnotch play
ers on the injured list. coach Clip
per Smith today planned wholesale
shifts in the Villanova squad that
faces 'urdefeated Duquesne Al
Pittsburgh tomorrow night. On
were fullhack Sal 30.
sato and end Ted Buckenmaler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
New US0 Clubhouse
Construction 10 Begin
Tlmes staR correspenaent

BATTLE CREEK, Oct. 81
With the purchase Of site for
the sse; 900 tSo Clubhouse, army
officials announced today they
were ready to begin construction
OF the building as soon as equip
ment could be moved in and work.
men started.
Capt. Graham Adds. real estate
officer for the sixth construction
zone, said papers had been drawn
for the site on West Michigan
avenue near the Nichols Hospital
property. AS soon as approval is
received from Washington II is ex-
pected that ground will be broken.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
Superior Tool & Die
PAYS Extra Dividend

Superior Tool and Die Company
declared an extra dividend Of Is
cents and the regular quarterly
dividend Of 2h cents. both pay
able November % to stock Of
record November 19.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31


Ia regular semiannual dividend of
As cents on common, payable De-
cember IS to stock Of record No
vember IS.
Canadian General Electric Com
pany. Ltd, declared a regular
Quarterly dividend of So, payable
January 2 to stock of record De-
|cember Is. \
American Steel NFoundries de-
|clared dividend of IS cents for
the first quarter of the new fiscal
year, which began October 1. The
dividend is payable December IS
to stock of record November 20.
Vanadium-Ailoys Steel Company
declared dividend of 81, payable
December 2 to stock of record
November ID. bringing payments
authorized this year to $4.25, the
same as in 1910.
United States Leather Company
declared a dividend of S3.75 on
prior preference on account of ar
rears. payable November % to
stock of record November 10. This
brings total payments for the year
10 S14.
Merritt Chapman a Scott de-
clared dividend of $3.50 on 81
per cent preferred A, payable De-
cember ] 10 stock of record No
vember IS. Previously this year
the company paid IS in June and
$3.50 In September.
United Chemicals, Inc, declared
a dividend OF rs cents on So par
ticipating preferred, payable De-
cember ! to stock of record No
vember 10. Paid the same amount
September /.
FitxsimOns 4 Cornell Dredgel
and Dock Company declared a div
idend OF Is cents on common.
payable December I TO stock OF
record November 20. Paid q like
amount in previous quarters.
Pure Oil Company declared .
dividend OF so cents on common,
payable December / TO stock OF
record November 10. Last pre-
vious payment on the issue was
Is cents in December, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
sPORTsMANs PARK

= weather. ciopdy Htrack, muddy.
First Race Boston Sound. Pretty Rose,
Le Miserable. Burr Hickman, Ter star,
Lopar.
Second Rsce--II,tle Wick, Collie. Major
Scat, Barbara q. Gipsy Dance, Dodge
Me
Third Bsce.-swest sukey, Kay Green.
ock. Grey Eye. Mystery Miss, Joe W.,
Nellie Frances.
Fourth Race Ebon Flag. Flying Chips.
Chosen Time, Sylvan Dell. Tuloms. Miss
Merit
Fifth Rsce--Kimmy. Karlspsr. village
Queen, Wswfeid, Tate's Boy. Boiutt.
seventh Race Dutch Dame. Emporium
Hilton. Surveyor Firing Pin, Tonocs
Eishth Rsce-Cetswsy Jsck. Predds
Ninth Rsce-tDeclsred on,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied BY Bontsrd a CO
windsor. Prices in cents Noon pr1ess
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
Hope IsFdvored
oEnd A|biions
Reign in MIAA
Two Tied for Second:
Leaeue-Leading Alma
Plays Lawrence Tech
BY GEORGE MAsKIN

Albion Colleges three-year reign
as champion of the M. /. A. A.
football parade probably will live
no longer than another "a hours.
The Britons definitely will be up
against it. as well as ruling a dis
tinct underdog. when they meet
Hope College on their home
grounds tomorrow.
Albion and Hope are currently
tied for second in the race-each
with one victory and a tie-but
the Britons in outside games have
been knocked around quite easily
as Hope made favorable showings.
Defeat would rip apart whatever
the slight hopes Albion has enter
tanned right along of repeating.
For after Hope there still remain
two conference tussles on the AL
bion card-one of them with the
high flying and leading Alma
Scots.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31

Away from the conference the
major noise on the minor" COL
legiate front this weekend will
be directed at Kalamazoo. where
Western Michigan and Western
Kentucky Teachers collide.
The Bronchos alone Of Michi-
gans 20 collegiate elevens present
an undefeated and united record.
They've won four straight. collect
ing SO points to their oppo-
nents' Is.
Western defensive mark, Incl
dentally. ties that Of Alma's a. the
states best. Extensively Univer-
sity of Detroit heads the show
with 139, while Lawrence Tech
trails in second with 116,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
Dividends

Midwest Oil Company declared
regular semiannual dividend of
4o cents on common. payable De-
cember IS TO stock Of record No
vember IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31

For the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In tho Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
Scratches
International News serio. Wiz,

International News Service Wire
EMPIRE CITY
Westhsr. cloudy: track, fast
First Race-Try Flying
Second Race-Parawings, Field Lark
Fifth Racs-Automaton, Bonifscs. DARK
PIMLlCO
Westher, cloudy track. fast
First Rscs--comedisn, Plate Sun, Cash
Basis. DunemAil
Second Race--Cherry's Child. Land
Route. Cotillion, Abyssinis
Third Race Bonnie Alfred Christmas
Cove, stepping In, Clen-Ns-Mona
Fourth Raee-Connis Jean, Mis- Ia.
Dare. Silver Grail.
Sixth Race-Abrasion
Seventh Race Lanceron
Eighth Race Flying Duke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
NON-CONFERENE GAME

The Scots do business tonight
on a non-conference basis against
Lawrence Tech at Bay City. 1t
will be Homecoming" for Cor
don Macdonald. the Alma coach.
who played iris first f0Ctbaif IN
the bay town.
Meantime, Grand Rapids Junior
College will hook up with Hills
dale. The M. ]. A. As other
standardbearers--Adrian and Kali
amazoo-are paired for q night
game tomorrow, q contest which
should see the Hornets bounce
back into the victory column.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
cHrRcHfLL noWNs

CHURCHILL DOWNS
weather raining. track. sloppy.
First Race-Silver Voice, Charlotte
Dear. Moisson, King Cotton. Kentucky
Jane. Mehi Lassie Flo, Guinea Lad.
Second Race--Count Ne In, X Dorko.
Third Race--M axiekin. Joan 7
Fourth Race-Arisdisioai, Wise Decree.
Fifth Race-Nighi Lady, GJim Pat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
ROCKINGHAM PARK

NORTHUMBERLAND FNHk
Westher, light rain: track. good.
First Race Foggy Day. Maetran. King
Neptune Disnapat, peck's Bad Boy.
Feng. Miss Coed, Storm Orphan.
Second Rsce-ssnorita Leona, Ruth's
Girl May Bank, Zite
Third Rsce-Mack's Arrow Epnaph
Mowseen, Gay Balko. skeeter.
Fourth Race Declared on (original
ninth substitute runs a. fourth
Fourth Rsce-Woof, Rural Mail, Black
LOOK Well Read
Firth Race Hendersonian, Alley.
Sixth Rsce-stage Beauty, Frontier
Jane. Range Dust
Eighth Wulfstan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31

Canadian General Electric Com.
pany. Ltd. declared a regular
quarterly dividend of So, payable
January 2 to stock of record De.
Is. \ =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31

RIVER DOWNS
Weather, raining. track. sloppy.
First Race-Barneys Gal
Second Race-Declared OF eighth sub
stituts runs a. secondD.
Second Race-Prince Danny. Ruckslle.
Third Race Betnabar. Airose.
Fourth Race-Dinner Horn, Royal
Broom. valdIna Boy
Fifth Race-Ons witch, The NiEam.
etxth Raoe--Tecumseh, York Lomond.
Seventh Race-oueenie, Belle James.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31

American Steel Foundries de-
clared dividend of IS cents for
the first quarter of the new hscal
year. which began October /. The
dividend is payable December Is
to stock of record November 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
CHIC AGO
Unlisted Stocks

Approximate prices furnished BY IN
stional Association Of Securities Dealers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31

vanadium-Ailoys Steel Company
declared a dividend Of 81. payable
December 2 to stock OF record
November ID. bringing payments
authorized this year to $4.25, the
same as in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31

aries repor, for the quarter ended sep,em-
her 10 . net profit ~ fi.37s,37e after fed
erai \income ana excess profits taxes, equal
sfter\ dividend requirements on 2s7. 303
shares ~ per cent prior preferences and
m 81 .f33 shares ~ 4 per cent preferred, n
common. This compares Nth q net pron,
of ~. is3. ss0 or % rents q share on 5.s33
0ss common shares IN the September quar-
ter ~ 1870 ard ts.f7s 100 or az cents .
share on $50, s2s common shares for the
u una QuArtGr Of -loL1--A-------
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31

United Chemicals, Inc, declared
a dividend OF rs cents on So par
ticipating preferred, payable De-
cember ! to stock of record No
vember 10. Paid the same amount
September /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31

Fitxsimons 4 Cornell Dredge
and Dock Company declared a div
idend of Is cents on common,
payable December I to stock OF
record November 20. Paid q like
amount in previous quarters.
Evening star., 1941-03-28
New Strike Threat
At Lockuwonno Plant

BUFFALO, N. Y, March % LP.-
The Steel Workers Organizing
Committee &C. I. o., which last
month conducted a two-day strike
against the Bethlehem Steel Co. s
suburban Lackawanna plant, threat
ems to strike again.
A mass meeting of 5000 members
last night adopted unanimously a
resolution authorizing international
union leaders to call another strike
"at their discretion"
The resolution charged the plant
management with failure to live
up to the spirit of the second and
third parts of the Governments
proposed strike settlement of Feb
ruary 28" Plant Manager Edward
F. Entwisle declined comment.
(T'he Office of Production Man
agement in Washington, which
drafted the strike settlement, pro-
posed ID reinstatement Of all sus-
pended workers, CD mutual dis
cussion of grievances by manage
ment and union representatives,
and 90 exploration by the o. P. M
of possibility of a labor board elec-
tion.)