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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
BIRTHS
GIRLS

GIRLS
Girls were born TO.
frankie Hart 929 Eliot
Leola Hueston, 1921 Appoline
Eleanor Hamernik, 52as Rueder1 Dearborn
Jessie Jackson, $3.50 Delmar
Elizabeth jolly, 1887 East jefferson.
Theresa Jalynski, 2244 Adele.
Anita Jones. 7i05 Keller.
Bonnie Jaress. 1908 Laurel.
Dolores Klekamp. 22i25 Olmstead, Dear
Martha Landuyt. 1927 Elsa.
Gladys Lewis 102es Russell.
Agnes Lottner. 1882 Cutler.
Bette Linden. 1921 Rochester,.
Louise Mcbride, 4sq MedrlIfn.
Margaret Miller. 1898 Brush
Rowena Merrill 1889 Ruby. Dearborn.
tTIfian Mills. as " Hazehurst Ferndale
Michelina Maniaci, 5773 Philip
Maria Messina. 1897 Ashland
Juanita North, 303 Highland, Highland
Park.
| Elizabeth Norton. 1909 Edison.
Geneva Phillips. 5l37 Commonwealth.
Mathilda Pease, 1900 Fernwood.
Mildred Pelham. 22349 Martin road. st.
Helen 'n' RS Via sso4 Campbell
Jessie Rakecki, 543s Calhoun, Dearborn
Bessie Roe 1924 Williamson, Dearborn.
Rose Rose. 1876 Kentucky
Myrtle Ringe, 1929 Hartwell
lBathryn Rodoline. 1850 stansbury.
Margaret Ramsay, 35l7 Lycaste.
Jennie stremkowskl, 74i2 sarena.
q
Dorothy schram. 500 Continental.
Mary Smith, 1880 81 Jean
Adeua Smelster. $685. Renville.
7 olive Snetsinger. 1850 slavery
Pava Sekuhch 67i7 Abingdon.
Viola SWiger SO Brighton. Highland Park
Eureka schmidt pa South Morrell
Geraldine Simpson. 5i33 Neckel Dearborn.
Anna sakowskl, 6540 Hagen road, New
Haven Mich.
Emma Shoms 1880 Marx.
Helen Schwartz, 120Oq LOngview.
Alma STANCE. 4546 Sheridan
Henrietta schulz, 2675 Rochester.
/ Margaret Sweet 1880 Birwood
George Thompson. 1929 Waterloo.
/ Elsie Thorpe 915e Blrwood.
Beatrice TAYLOR, 254 Holbrook
Ethel fuller. 2262O Cobb Dearborn
/ Geraldine Thompson, 1853 Mulkey, Dear
! born
Virginia Tomaszycki s037 Lincoln.
lJaNice Thorpe 1880 Ward
Estene Tarasoa l2o97 sobesh. Ham.
! tfsmck
IEsther TAYLOR 5sS7 Baldwin
I virginia Verbiest. 45l Mckinley Crosse
] Pointe
Matte Walton. 2727 Madison
Veronica Watson. i0q7 LihbridEe.
Hula Wathen. 2713 Fourth
Lula Whitworth, 22fi Fast AleXandrine.
I Mary Woodheck, 20fe Branard
Agnes Winters, Pensacola. y. G.
Mamie Weiss, 1889 Trinity.
Marie Weber r4f25 C0yle
ISauv Wardeld % West Forest
Louise Zi0lkowsk. 9s09 Mt. Elliott.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Birds Numerous
For Weekend

Because al The plentiful supply
TT PT1dS51tS, the weekend
hunter Will have little trouble
getting his limit it was evident
today from reports of state con-
scryailon officers.
Thousands of DetroiterS turned
out for opening of the small game
season yesterday but The majority
trampcd the nearby localities
doNnriver and I'm the Port Huron
and Mt. Clemens districts, Up
state reports tell of only falr
numbers of hunters although birds
are plentiful there, too.
Best results IN the GladWiu dis
trIct are reported 0to be near
Beaverton. Shepherd Mt. Pleasant
and IN southwest Bay County
Partridge hunting VIII be excel
lent in North Clare and Gladwin
counties this Weekend.
RoScOmm0n and Craw o r q
County hunters are having gooC
success. Leaves Still are on tho
trees. however. Rabbits are very
scarce.
c. A. Wheeler Of the Grand
Rapids district. reports farmlandS
being posted heavily. but pleas
ants were plentiful on opening
day. The Portland Lake Odessa
districts in Ionia county and Nc.
Donald Covert and LacoSta in the
Van Buren, County vicinity are
best for birds. Kent and Ottawa
counties are generally good.
There are few pheaSants II
Grand Traverse County but par
fridge ate good there and m HeX
ford.
Prospects are good in the BoynC
City area. Foliage still is heavy
but leaves are falling fast. Bird.
THTc reported plentiful in the At
Ilanta district, with partridge best
1 Woodcock are scarce.
4 No duck flights have been re
ported but Traverse City, Atlant;
and Houghton Lake are fair +,
good. with beaver dams and back
waters producing best.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Bu0DropCod(h,
Hire New Scout

PITTSBURGH oct. Is Pirate
changes for 1912 today were
marked by the announced release
OF Mike Kelly as coach and the adj
dition Of Joseph Brehany as a
scout for the Pittsburgh baseball
clubs Buccos.
Manager frankie Frisch had
brought Kelly TO Pittsburgh as q
coach when he took over the Pi
rate job two years ago. Kelly
was given his release now so Ia
would have time 10 negotiate foI
another post before next season
His home is in Indianapolis.
Brehany is a resident Of Ali
quippa. Pa, and is reputed TO have
had much 10 do with the develop
ment of pitcher Joe BeggS of the
Cincinnati Reds and third base
man Pete Suder Of the Philadel
phia Athletics, both also o
Ahquippa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
DEATHS

Pespr siash 1000 East Frederick So
Victoria Mazauckas. 6f03 Seminole. 60.
Anna Johnson 1901 Macomh. 90.
Lucille Johnson, 500 Crane 10.
Nicholas James Meharg 3i72 Hart 81.
George Galloway 4f2 East Alexandrinc, Il
Mary r Clark q33 East Kirby 81.
Bertha Weems. 1928 Dequndre s.
Daniel Hirveia. 1888 Montvlle place, 20
EIfreda Schmidt. All avery, g.
Alice Teegc f27 South Fort ST.
Ida 8 wilson 1855 Lindsay, 70
BESSIE Anderson 1929 Mayhury Grand, 40
Elizabeth Wheaton. aga Cass. %,
Frank percha 6027 Chene IS.
John a Johnson. 200 Eliot 81
Clarence SWfala 1901 cotton. ~.
Josef Tomaszewicz 1927 Dubois. 60.
John Frost 1925 M0ntr0se 50.
Jacob Czernik. 1852 Flny-gecond go
Iaa Elizabeth WIkin 1880 Wykes 40
Charles kinnunen 1855 Wilbur. 90.
James a. Greer 500 Sheridan. 60
Josephine O Leary. sol Concord. 50.
Louise Reschkc 603G Proctor. SO
Elizabeth ~ Hasmund. 4037 Harding, 81
Earl p Franklin 25l6 South Electric, 80.
Henry LLOYD 1857 Anendale. ~
Louis Blaszkowski 223g East kirby. rs
Theresa Frances Matthews. 1870 oakland
81
Caroline Garvarns. BIB MARLBOROUGH IS
Bernard MrIie8rncv. 1859 Nunka. IS.
Ronald LBrlnerc 1908 Trumhuii months
Sick Inncs. lq0fs kNnFcr a.
Joseph RnfhFarher 2bfs Concord "a.
Della oehnke 30aT wabash. 90
James porren 3i02 H0iC1mh SO
rnufs schm.ff 1ffof shark Twain. 80.
Alice Trincie. f0802 Woodward. 70
Patrick NcGrath. 800 East Adams -.
Frank sternett. 56O3 West Chicago, as.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Crude Rubber
Use Declines

NEW YORK. oct 16.-Con-
sumption Of crude rubber 10y
domestic rubber manufacturers
during September was 53,655 Ions
tons. according TO the Rubber
Manufacturers Association, Inc
This was a decrease of 81 per cent
from the 55.365 tons consumed
during August, but % per cent
above the 50 469 tons used IN Sep
tcmbor a year ago.
Gross imports for September to.
tailed 17i3 long tons. according
TO the Department of Commerce
Ia decrease of 233 per cent from
the LOG $50 revised tons in Au-
gust. but 81 per cent above the
1892 tons in September l94O.
Total domestic stocks at the enc
ot September, including govern
mcnt reserves, totaled 473.6S4 lOng
InnS,-54fi -fiftt-tr-1rv0 Of To- per cent
above August 81 stocks and lis
per cent over stocks estimated for
Sept. 30, 1910.
Stocks in the hands Of the
United states government on Sep
tember 80 were $4,000 long tons
an increase of 33 per cent over
August 81 this year
Stocks ahoat for United States
ports az the end of September
were 1874 long tons.
Reclaimed rubber consumption
during September totaled 24,O3Z
long tons, production, 24,67S long
tons; stocks on hand September
an g NNN lnnu tons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Coal Mines Cut
Working Time

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 16. 49,
With falling off in orders at
tributed in part to the current
mild spell. the. Pennsylvania An
thracite Emergency Committee has
fixed production for the week end
ing October is at 100000 tons,
equal TO three days working time
This compares with four days last
week.
Output for the week may eX-
eeed tire rejection allotment
however. as mines which were
closed down during the four-weeb
strike aof miners against higher
dues are permitted to make VI
-thCir allotment II they have orders
.on their books.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

Senator johnson Sponsors
Hiram Sd in High Court
International New. service Wire.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. 49, The
first three-bagger in the history of
the United States Supreme Court
was knocked home today as Sena-
tor Hiram johnson of California
stood as sponsor for his grandson,
Hiram III on admission to the bar
of the highest court.
Thirty years ago the Supreme
Court admitted a young California
attorney named Hiram Johnson 70
its bar, and 20 years ago the same
western gentleman returned as
Senator Johnson to sponsor his
son, Hiram Johnson .Jr's admis-
sion.
Today he returned again with
another Hiram ia terz and steed
proudly by as the third Hiram
johnson in the past 80 years was
formally admitted TO the Supreme
Court bar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Ship I,oo0th Trench Mortar

CHICAGO, Oct. 16-Pullman-
STANDARD Car Manufacturing
Company has shipped its one thou
Sandth Sl-mm trench mortar pro-
duced at its Hammond, Ind, plant
for the Chicago ordnance district.
1T was part of a lot of $50 sent
TO the aI1ny's Erie, Pa, proving
grounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Bride, 73, Deceived
Divorces Mate, 80

CHICAGO. oct. GINS
Mrs. Sophie BartrI0tt, % bride ri
9car. asked "a divorce to-day he
cause her husband Henf1 bad mIs
represented his age Judge jose p.
SABBATH himself H. granted OH.
divorce
"He deceived me whom ue
were married. She told t1r
5ldre He said he was only 80
years nld-and hc vas 80. Be
sides, be was cruel"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
DIVORCES

Alice Y Burns from George
Annie Boggs from Johnnie Reed.
Mildred Emily Cannon from william Nelson
Julia Wsrpup from Paul.
Margaret McCammon from Robert.
Lucille s Newell from Paul y.
lola NJ Hurdiow from Charles T
Margaret VI Lockhart from Neil F.
MARGARET Burke from Charles
clara Huckleherry from Carl +.
Wilma Mcpeek from Homer.
Anthony Trasheyich from Anna.
Raw Sweet from Ruth L.
'Jula Cahan from Stanley
Viola b Lannon from >H0hart s.
Hattie NitecM from Edward
MARY Ellen RingW0lskey from Vincent r
Mary Mascoi from Ernest
lRachel Flamez from Jerome q
Arthur r. Peace from Ruth Lillian
Richard Carl Phillips from Mildred Beerer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Steel Output
Moves Lower

NEW YORK. oct. 10 Steel In
got production for the week ended
October 13 is placed az 96 per cent
of capacity, in the compilation by
Dow. Jones & Co, Inc. This com
pares with IS per cent in the two
preceding weeks
United states Steel is estimated
at % per cent. against 9S per cent
in the week before and SO per cent
two weeks ago.
Leading independents are cred
tied with 99 per cent, compared
with 9s per cent in the previous
week and o. per cent two weeks
ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
0Id-Age Assistance
Up 10 92,45O Cases

LANSING oct. 16-Thc old-agc
assistance rolls Of the state
reached a new high mark Of % $50
cases today with the addition Of
1907 new cases. Fiddle +. FaurL
state social security director, said
today The time between applica-
ton and placement on The rolls
has been cut to TWO months Faur
said. and the program seems no"
20 be lcveling of A peak load
n % 600 is expected hy early next
year. bee said
There are 28979 cases on the
state welfare rolls and there is
no indication as yet of increases
becTJse OF curfailment Of civilian
production, John ID. OConncl
state welfare director said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Goerinq's Nephew Killed

BERLIN, Oct. is. - tINS)-
Lieut. Peter Goering, 10, nephew
of Marshal Hermann Wilhelm
Gocring. chief of the Nazi luft-
waite, was killed in action while
plotting a fighter plane against the
British, it was officially announced
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Lions Take Tip
From Marshall

The Detroit Lions aren't coins
20 Try Gcoree Preston Marshall.
method of subduiug the Chicago
Bears.
Nr. Marshall. The wcf-vash
racnatC who owns the WaShnc-
Ton Redskins. tried something a,i-
ferent In the way % pres game
warm-uDs before biS team mCr thC
Bears Tor The National Football
League championship last Fan.
Those Chicago Bears have a
bit OF that old stripe mp their
backs" said Nr Marshall Iu
effect They talk and strut
big bat II you give them the
first ick--if YOU really sock 10
90 them. what 10 they do
Why they fold mp like Tot Of
-
"And now I dare Nou Ga print
that, SAID SIR. Marshal. 90 Bob
Considre. Hearst sports writer.
Robert CoDSdro needed uo
dare He needed only Mr. Mar
Shalls word THAI DE was speaking
for The rlZnr1-
C0nSld.ues interview was
printed the day before The Red
SknS-B Bears game. 10 was pasted
on the ears %. the bulletin board
and was the object of much fer
vld Grating and arm waving by
George HaiaS The manager and
coach Of the Bears.
The rest is history. Chicago
Bears 70. Washington REDSKINS o.
IN The iIEHt of such events tine
management Of the Detroit Lions
is treadng very lightly as the day
approaches when tho Lions and
Bears tanglc ar WrIglcy Field
Next Sunday 10 be explicit
The Bears boast what is known
as the greatest football team in
history team that hasn't even
been extended in a league game
a team that ran up 50 points on
the Chicago Cardinals last Sunday
And the Lions and Cardinals tied
14-14.
Fred L. Mandel Jr. owner Of
the Lions is in Chicago today 10
attend a luncheon at which he and
halaS are 10 be speakers. But Mr..
Mandel isn't going 10 hurl any
defs.
I'm going 10 spread sweet
ness and light. tell MIR. HalaS L
+. love him, that the Lions love the
Bears-and hope for the best"
said Nandel on his departure.
Not that the Lions are giving
up On the contrary they have
strengthened their club by signing
three players and are going IN
there fighting. Their new men are
Tackle Stan Anderson. from 'Cleve-
land Halfback Johnny Hopper
burg from the Pittsburgh -Steelers
-ar1Ct fu1fWcK Steve BeleChiCk from
the equipment managers berth.
Anderson is a former Stanford
University star who was In his
second season with the Rams. He
will be a. reserve. tackle, enabling
Coach Bill Edwards TO shift tackle
Andy Logan 10 guard or center as
a replacement for Duncan Obee
who entered the army Monday.
NoppenbUrg is a former Miami
L. halfback who scored the Steel
erS' touchdown which beat the
Lions, TO in the exhibition game
AT Pittsburgh Labor Day. He will
take over Lloyd Cardwells vacated
wingback post.
Both deal were cash, Cen
eral Manager Graham Smith an
nounced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Earnings

Superheater COmpany-eXclusive Of Ca
madam affiHate--reports for the nine months
ended September 80 net profit Of $3.50.
1873 after federal income and excess profits
taxes. This compares with a net profit In
the first nine months Of 1870 Of 1921 los,
including 1881 233 profit from liquidation OF
foreign subsidiary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Dividends

4. o. smith Corporation de-
clared "A dividend of 50 cents. pay
able November / TO stock of rec
ord October %. Previous payment
was the same amount on Dec. p.
1910, the first payment since 1881.
Lincoln Printing Company de-
clared a dividend of so cents on
preference stock. payable Novem-
Der / 10 stock of record October
Us. Previously paid STA cents
Quarterly
Strawbridge n ClOthier declared
a regular quarterly dividend of
S150 on prior preference stock,
Series A, payable December l 10
stock of record November IS.
Seaboard Surety Company de-
clarcd a dividend of 80 cents, pay
able November ID to stock of rec
ord October 81. Same amount
was paid on May Is.
II. II. Macy a Go. declared a
dividend of so cents on common
payable December ! 10 stock of
record November z. Same amount
was paid in previous quarters
MOOdy's Investors Service de-
clared a regular quarterly dividend
of Is cents on SO participating pre-
ferred, payable November ID TO
stock of record November !.
Adams Mills Corporation de-
clared a dividend of % cents, pay
able November l 10 stock of rec
ord October "A. Paid the same
amount on August /.
ID. Emil Klein Company declared
a dividend of - cents on common,
payable December q TO stock of
record December II. Paid a like
amount on October /.
Camden Fire Insurance AsSOcia-
ton declared a regular semi
annual dividend of so cents, pay
dDlt lNONtlllilcl 4 W SANAh VI III
lord October Is.
General Foods Corporation de-
clared a regular quarterly dividend
of 80 cents on common, payable
November ID 10 stock of record
October II.
Slick Company declared reg
ular quarterly dividend of 30 cents,
payable November 10 to stock of
record October 81.
Intertype Corporation declared
la dividend OF 60 cents on common,
payable November 10 to stock of
record October u. Previous pay
ment was 40 cents on June IA,
New Process Company declared
a dividend of so cents on common.
payable November to stock of
record October y. Paid the same
amount on August l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Trade Schools-Maie

PLUMBERS Prepare for your state Jour.
newman NJ masters license Michigan
Plumbing school, 1894 Linsdalc. Tyler
$3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

Wilson-Jones Company reports for che
fiscal year ended August 81. a net profit
of san $50 after federal income taxes,
equal to 81 SO a share against 1921 500
or Sis share IN the preceding year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Employment Agencies
Apply AT ONCE

APPLY AT ONCE
POSITIONS AVAILABLE IN OFFICE.
SALES. TECHNICAL. EXECUTIVE FIELD
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
620-2i-22 TRANSFORMATIONS BLDG
JONES Employment, 4l16 Beaublen, wants
day workers. couples. porters, maids,
mattresses Columbia 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Tubize ChatiIlon Corporation

declared a dividend of 81 on class
A, payable November l to stock
of record October 90 Paid the
same amount on August l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Female Help Wanted

ARE YOU CAEVASSING now We viii
assure sou a substantial increase in your
income ~ you viii add our complete Inc
n household goods and electrical apph-
ances Samples and stock supplied on con-
siEnment ROYAL Crown ~ woodward.
CAPABLE WHITE GIRL - Housework;
permanent good wages. University
2-5if 1917 cnerryia~n
DANCING partners-z5 refined young
ladies' 70 assist as dancing instructors,
81 PER NIGHT GUARANTEE. no expert
ence necessary rs 3. m HOLLYWOOD
SCHOOL If Dancing, 42il Woodward.
Terrace 2-sef2
EXPERIENCED Photo studio receptionist
wanted Apply Dennis studios. 60i Ia
ton Tower
GENERAL and COOKING small family.
pleasant Toom sleep On. no heavy laundry,
good salary. University 1894. 1883
Baylls
GENERAL HOUsEWoRK - No cooking.
laundry optional 1884 Santa Rosa.
Telephone University 3-55l0
GENERAL housework no cooking. no
laundry child STAY 81. 1927 Prince
ton University 1-io55
GENERAL HOUsEWORK 80 cooking.
stay. private room $40. Telephone
Townsend 7-ft2s
GIRL-LIGHT GENERAL. and assist nurse
maid SO laundry private room, bath.
good home, vases University Z-3soO
WAITRESS DAYS. sundays on excellent
paw. steady record and references re-
qulred Apply mornings, 1904 West Six
Nile road
WANTED an once Good tea cup and card
reader Cherry $500.
Situations Wonted-Mdle
COOK -houseman porter. caretaker Exptri-
enrrd. references. honest, dependableg
tcooredi Temple iie1i
JANfTOR-caretaker-ni Waterman TX.
pericnrcd references honest, Dependable.
Trinity plies
COLORED-High school student. handy
man % any other work. Tyler 1905.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company
and an subsidiaries show for the II
months ended july 81 a net income Of
81 553 $50 after provision of S3,os1 290
for federal income and excess profits
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

Appleton Company declared a
dividend of 81 on common, payable
October 28 to stock of record
October q. Paid 81 on August /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

Shawinlgan Water 4 Power Company
reports Tor the nine months ended Septem-
her 30 n profit Of SO l55. $50 after fixed
charges and depreciation, but before in
come and excess profits taxes. impaired
with a profit Of 81, 33f.706 in the nine
months ended Sept. 30. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

Slick Company declared reg
ular quarterly dividend of 30 cents,
payable November 10 to stock of
record October 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Il ew- Preeess CampanY deelared

a dividend Of Do cents on common,
payable November l to stock of
record October y. Paid the same
amount on August l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

Intertype Corporation declared
a dividend OF 60 cents on common
payable November 10 to stock oi
record October II. Previous pay.
ment was 40 cents on June IA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

General Foods Corporation de-
clared a regular quarterly dividend
of 50 cents on common, payable
November ID 10 stock of record
October II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

Camden Fire Insurance AsSOcia-
ton declared a regular semi
annual dividend of 50 cents, pay
able November L to stock of rec
ord October Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

New York Air Brake Company reports
for the nine months ended September 30 a
net income Of S94i.424 after reserve for
estimated federal income and excess profits
taxes. against Ss7e477 IN the hrst nine
months OF 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Funeral Directors
Lost and Found

J. SUTTON a SON
41g7 TRUMBULL AVE. TEMPLE 2-5i0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

ID. Emil Klein Company declared
a dividend of . cents on common.
payable December q to stock of
record December II. Paid a like
amount on October /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

Adams Mills Corporation de-
clared a dividend of % cents. pay
able November l 10 stock of rec
ord October "A. Paid the same
amount on August /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
CLOTHING statesmen

Mus, be Polish speaking Also experienced
window trimmer. Apply spalkla. Inc,
564O Michigan.