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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Centralized Planning
Must End With War

In connection with wartime backout free enterprise
the commercial and financial should realistically recognize
centralized
While the objective to produce dead and manned enemies
there inevitable deour from the normal American OF life
In the circumstances Americans who desire freedom in the
social political should
handing reversal Of the wartime RECOMMENDATION after victory
been In the period policies be evalated
by their effect producing better living for 100000 American
families
Samuel Crowther In his latest entitled Time to Inquire
provides intellectual preparation for the coming need
lquidatng and scrappng the wartime bureaus
boards and commissions which in time Of properly ccum
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Times Financial Editor

/ didn't take any crystal ball
70 anticipate this potent little
item passed along by Earl Failor
of the National Bank of Detroit.
The "ear-1943.
Scene-Meeting OF the board
of directors of KY Corporation.
Subject discussed - Corporate
taxes.
Excerpt from the secretary's
minutes:
1.-THE directors met; praised
the Lord and passed the divi-
dend."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05
Bower Profit
Shows Decline

Bower Roller Bearing Compan,
In a report for the nine months
ended September 80, subject Il
annual audit and year-end adjust
ments, shows net profit of $627,
I679 after depreciation. amortiza
ton Of defense facilities and re
serve Of $1,550. 900 for fedora
income and excess profits taxes
The above net is equal to 500 Z
share on the 100000 shares o
common stock.
This compares with a net profit
of $3.50. 436 or S3.fe a share fol
the like period of 1871. when fed
eral tax provision amounted Il
81, PIG, 1873.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05
EARNINGS

American Water Work. ssS Electric
Company and subsidiaries for the IL
months ended Sept; 20. is42. report q net
$40 <22. sei for federal income and excess
pronts taxes. The net IL equal. after divi-
dend requirements on the IS preferred stock
ss. ' common sssn.. So . or siis On
common share 10 the IL months ended
SEPT. 30 1871, when federal taxes
amounted to se.27i.o3s.
Enrineess Public Service Company end
subsidiaries for the IL months ended Sep
TENDER 80 report net income OF So. 7o7.
.ss or 80 cents |: share, share on the eom nm .:
si.25 on the common In the preceding II
months.
Jones and LsuxhI,n steel Corporstisu and
Sept. 30. i942, was 81. $50. 1ie after charges
and federal taxes, comparing with S3.e<2.
1877 In September quarter OF 1911. Nine
months ended September 30. last, net pront
was 81. 40. 1s6, against sl2. o4o. 3s4 In nrst
nine months Of 1871.
United Aircraft Corporstsoa and sshssdi-
net profit Of 81. iso.e32 after provision OF
SO .07s. $50 for federal income and excess
profits taxes or N.ls share on the
CO tbs 'i sssr: met .o % ss1
1891. when federal tax provision wa
Sic. III .3o3. and net profit OF s3.47s 4os
or S1.is on the common In June quarter
this year after si5.At.o7o tar provision.
Western Auto Supply Company for th<
quarter ended Sept. 30. 1912. reports q net
pront OF $3.50. 1857 after provision of $3.50,
ass for federal income and excess proits
taxes. The net IL equal to 90 cents a
share on the common stock. This COM
pares with q net profit for quarter ended
Sept. 80 1e41. after provision OF s1.324. liz
for federal taxes, of sei6.s77. equal "a
Sl.22 . share.
Pittsburgh Coke and Iron Company and
subsidiaries for the quarter ended Sept
after provision OF s72.t75 for federal In.
come and excess profits taxes. The net Is
equal after dividend requirements on ths
IS preferred stock to II cents q share or
the common. This compares with q ne,
PROFIT for the quarter ended Sept. 30, ls+i,
after provision OF S23s, 900 for fedora
taxes OF s2ss. SOS. equal 10 IS cents Z
share on the common.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05
Debunks Idea Reqimen+otion Is Progressive

Crother beats the for ideas principles
which this long example
the idea that peactme RECOMMENDATION of individuals progressive
and gamoous correctly reactionary
acter Between the lines theme reminding his
fellow Americans that all change progress change
backsdng BY of illustration,
Adolf Hers which is very
of progress and human betterment.
AS President Roosevelt has apy pointed out Hers regime
neither new Order Crowther adonshes against
exploitation by dettantes the liberals
home who to glamorze deviaons from the American
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05
They Were Happy

Took time out 10 wander
around Griswold street and note
the happy smiles Of contentment
following the Republican land
slide.
Banker Walter Treuttner was
beaming and repeatedly spon-
sored victory" dinner at
Gurneys Chophouse - d u h
treat.
Brokers were enthused but
generally disappointed in the
failrre Of the stock market 10
put o a bullish display OF any
proportions. One banker re-
marked that the return 10
sanity" comes too late.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05

With such approach author Will possible
for the American people to know:
ID What produce what we afford is
purely bookkeeping question be settled without emotion
preconception
t2 The and incidence OF taxation
whether the taxation Is constructive
(3 The facts which
and banking systems
(4) The place Importance produc
tive elements of industry and agriculture what ought
their relation.
go The place and Importance of foreign trade
(6 The soundness unsoundness economic
governmental theories and practices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05
Business Failures Rise

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Business
failures increased to 1873 in the
week ended October %. from las
in the preceding week, reports
Dun e. Bradstreet. Inc. A year
ago failures totaled 1877.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05
Detroit Poultry

Market steady. Hens. average run. ale
leghorn hens. lbs. up, iee; eoeks. lao
to 2h lbs, 2sc; ieghorn springers, 7oe
tom turkeys, Is lbs. up, 2sc; hen turkeys
10 lbs. up. Soc ducks. white, 5 lbs. up
zoe: geese, young. lsc.
EGGs-Msrtst= firm current receipts
~ ne; undsrgradea, ala q 37ha
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05
Anthracite Mines
Go On 6-Day Week

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Anthra-
cite mines will work six days this
week. calling for the production
Iof 1,441. 632 tons, as compared
with 1,201, 800 tons production
under the five-day week, which
has been in effect all summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05
Attacks Peaee+ime Centralized PLANNING

Intellectual tools thus provided public
will be able exercise franchise
hgently despite the growing completely of the modern world
In his attack peacetme centralized planning Crowthe
declares
trying show that provide
than II produced.
$50 long
be mistakes But
takes every may wrong
and the mistakes by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05
Stock Market
Unsettled by Z
Reaction
Steel Shares End
With Losses Of
About a Point
BY BROADAN WALL

international News Service Financial Writes
NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-A late
reaction in steel shares unsettled
the stock market yesterday. after
an early runup of fractions to
more than a point on the Repub-
lican gains at the polls.
Crucible, which hit new 1912
high in the morning; u. S. Steel,
Bethlehem and Youngstown Sheet
& Tube each ended with losses OF
about a point.
Trading was active on the initial
rally. but the pace slowed as the
list turned downward. Total vol
una uae I'll Q2Q eharas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05
Murray Declares
Dividend Of SO Cents

Murray Corporation of America
has declared a dividend of so
cents on the common, payable
November %. to holders of record
November 16. This is the first
payment since November, last
year, when a like amount was
paid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05
Dividends

Bristol-Myers Company has de-
clared the interim dividend of 40
cents, payable December / 10
holders of record November IS.
Previous payment was the same
amount September 1.
Brown Shoe Company, Inc. has
declared the regular quarterly
dividend of so cents on the COM
mon, payable December l 10
holders of record November 20.
Newport Industries, Inc, has de-
clared a dividend of 80 cents, pay
able November n to holders OF
record November 18. Previous pay
|ment was 20 cents March 20.
Neisner Brothers, Inc, has de-
|clared an extra dividend of rs
cents and the regular quarterly
dividend Of Is cents on the COM
mon. both payable December IS to
holders of record November 80
Similar extra was paid December
Id, last year.
Paramount Pictures, Inc, has
declared the quarterly dividend OF
80 cents on the common, payable
December % to holders of record
December 10. The firm paid rs
cents in the preceding quarters.
Phelps-Dodge Corporation has
declared a dividend of 40 cents,
payable December 10 to holders OF
record November Is. The same
amount was paid September 10.
Republic Steel Corporation has
declared a dividend of IS cents on
the common, payable December Il
to holders of record December l,
A like amount was paid October 2
last.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05

Jones and LAughlin Steel has
declared a dividend of so cents on
the common, payable January 6 to
holders of record December 7. Last
previous payment was SO cents on
October s, last.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05

Childs Company and subsidiaries for ths
nine months ended September 80 report a
net loss of $40, sos, against a net loss OF
$3.50. $40 In the le4t period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05

conclusion" Crowther finds
citzens legislators administrators
thing about
knowledge which essential to big busineshat political
be pulled out chair philosophical
ulaton and put At the desk There be
the presenting
double entry bookkeeping thereby affairs
stated that the analysis applied
applied
corporation Much
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05

Among stocks 10 substitute frac.
tional losses for early advance:
were Anaconda. Kennecott, United
Aircraft. Texas Company. Santa
Fe, New York Central, Y. S. Rub
Der and Consolidated Edison.
Chrysier. General Motors. West.
inghouse, Johns Manville, Ameri.
can Can. Great Northern Railway
preferred. Macy and Loew's re.
tanned modest gains.
Grains reacted as rye prices
slumped 2 cents a bushel in the
afternoon. although corn and oat:
held part OF initial advances
Cotton ended q to 35 cents a bale
higher.
Bonds turned irregular follow.
ing morning rally under the lead
Of speculative rail lines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05
Detroit Stocks

0alss, including odd-lots. s.S66 shares.
Dividends n the foregeing table are the
amounts declared OF paid % far this year
unlsss otherwise n0eed. a-lquidstipg divi-
ldead, bon seeumslations, ex-Ex dividend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05
as UI,SoU shares

New peaks were reached by SIS
stocks. including Consolidated Edi-
son, Socony-Vacuum, Pure Oil,
Southern Pacific. Illinois Central.
Continental Motors, Studebaker,
Hudson Motors, Allied Stores and
Sears Roebuck.
The last named was up a point
to 57S4 at one time and finished
at 57ss. However, chains generally
failed to respond to rejection of a
ehain-store tax by Utah voters.
Safeway Stores on the big board
and Atlantic e. Pacific on the curb
were among stocks to close lower.
Douglas Aircraft. weak all day,
tumbled 2h TO 67h. Allied Chemi-
cal dropped Ia to 137A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05

Walgreen Company has declared
the regular quarterly dividend of
40 cents on the common, payable
December 10 to holders of record
November 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05

Union Tank Car Company has
declared q quarterly dividend Of
go cents, payable December l TO
holders of record November 10.
Previous payment was 40 cents
September /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05
Place Political Economy at Accountants Desk

Further Crowther demonstrates the danger idle
physical speculation about the nature of the peoples material
being and makes and plea for economic study
based the bedrock of knowledge disclosed by national
hOOkxe eninp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05

There's another problem they
will have 10 face which is just
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-04
.SCHOOLBOY TITLE
 GAME THURSDAY
Duggan Opposes Sts. Peter and Paul Team at
 Wilby Gym

The 194l-42 city grade school basketball championship will be settled at the Wilby gym Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock when Duggan, Public school champs, clash with SS. Peter & Paul, the Parochial monarchs, Interest in the contest is running high at both schools and as a result, a record schoolboy game turnout is expected on Thurs day.
 After winning the major division title in the public school race, Dug gan won the city public school laurels by topping Woodrow Wilson in titular playoff, IS to 12. Since there wree but three teams in the major division, Duggan had to play only four games on its regular schedule, but nevertheless came through undefeated. The triumph over Wilson made it five out of five.
 Won 6 off
 SS. Peter & Paul on the other hand had to play seven game schedule in the Catholic circuit win- ming six and losing only one game, that to St. Mary's. The latter might have had a chance to tie for the championship but for the fact that the Cole streeterS were beaten in their final game by Lefty" Adams St. Joseph five. By winning the Parochial title this year, it marked the fourth time in the last six sea- sons in which the outeasters have won top honors.
 Jake Reiger of hte Leavenworth faculty, will officiate the champion ship game on Thursday.
 The records of the. two teams are as follows:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-04
Is .aV w
 It

While the greater part of the city slept yesterday morning the 100 ID. tournament got under way with a smashing start with the Renegades beating the Re ngers by score of 32 to 28. For the Rene gades Evon, regularly member of the Enkors played swell game msking 16 points, with his brother making 13 points for the Rangers. Both boys played a swell game both on the offenSe as well as on the defense. Runners up on both teams were Metro of the Renegades with 10 points and Sullivan for the Rangers with :. In the last game of the first round the Rebels won their game against the BlackbirdS by runaway score of 32 to 10. This team under the leadership of Doc Savage swept over the Black birds to an easy victory after obtaining Docs invaluable advice, with young Sullivan inheriting per- haps some of his coach's blackness by making IS points for his win ming team. But anyone who saw this exhibition would really have to call Sullivan a good player because he was certianly getting them up there. While for the Blackbirds, Piersall was the only one who did anything, making 8 points also doing the only work done on the defense.
 When the lights went on we saw once again the Naugatuck Valley games continued with the Cadets beating the Bombers by secore of 28 to 20. For the Cadets Volunas was high man making 10 points also playing 8 bang-up game on the defensive. Last but not least, Karpovich also played very rough and tumble game on both offense and defense. For the losing Bomb CTS. Renaldi made 10 points with DameliQ making 6. This Damelio does not seem to be as good as his brother Ralph who plays swell game for the Warriors. The second tilt of the evening brought together the P. N. A. and the Shamrocks with the Shamrocks beating the P. N. A. by score of 28 to IT. This game was a rough and tumble all the way through with Costello throwing up Il points for the Shamrocks and Hanecak making for the P. N. A. And in the last game on the card the Indian A. C.. beat the Rovers by large margin of 32 to 20. For the Indians, Senese was high scorer making 15 of the 32 points, while for the Rovers, Anestoucicci was high man scoring 6 points.
 ATTENTION TANS-John Ward physical director of the Boys Club, is leaving his old post to become boys secretary of the Middletown Y. M. c. A. on the 14th of this month and I am sure many are sorry to see him leave. While here he has made many friends whom I am sure will miss him from the Club. But we are all glad to see him go higher into his field of endeavor because he has certainly worked hard to get there. So from myself and all his friends, I feel safe in wishing him the best of luck in his new job as well as all his undertakings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-04
New York Teams
 In Hockey Tie
(By United Press)

The Brooklyn Americans kept their play-off hopes alive Tuesday night by battling to a A overtime deadlock with the New York Rang CTS. Americans led, 40, going into the second period but the Rangers tied the score at 1928 of the third period on Neil Colville's solo shot. The Rangers also extended their consecutive scoring streak to 96 games.
 Boston's embattled Bruins scored their first win since the loss of the "Kraut line" to the RCAF, defeat ing the Toronto Maple Leafs, 5-3. Winless in their last four starts. the Bruins came to life with three goals in the second period and top ped of their scoring with two in the third.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-04
Fairlawns, CassiOns Winners Of East End Hoop Contests

With all four teams scoring more than forty points and less than fifty, Fairlawns A. c. and the East End Cassions were winners of bas- ketbau games played at the new Anderson gym last Monday night. Mill Plainers were two point losers to the Fairlawns in one of the best played games of the season at the east end court, as the teams were 11-10 at half time and finish up 4o to 47 in the Fairlawn' favor. Muckel and Lawton scored r field goals between them for 34 points as Heaton and Bornaline got 27 points for the Plainers, east end champs this season in league play, spon- sored by the East End Community Club. Score:
 In the other game played, East End Cassions defeated the Wonder Five 48 to 40, Lawlor, Galligan and Synott doing most of the damage for the winners as Dapper scored Is points. Score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-04
CROSBY SWIMMERS
 MEET TORRTNGTON

Torrington high school swimmers were scheduled for a local appear ance at the Crosby pool this after noon at 3 o'clock against the Crosby Jayvees, coached by JOP Manherz. Torrington did not enter the state league this year because school officials believed its team was not strong enough for the remainder of the loop.
 Crosby boys scheduled to swim today included:
 12O yard medley relay: Tom Don- ahue, Chris Kelley and Bill Ke- l1augig.
 20 yard free style: Roy Pidge and Wade Huber.
 40 yard free style: Tom Kurtz and Dick Bowen.
 Dive: Johnny Holmes.
 100 yard free style: Kurtz and Bowen.
 100 yard breast stroke: Kelley and Bob Perelli. !, 100 yard back stroke: Donahue and Rollie Boucher.
 16O yard free style relay: Pidge Huber, Kenausas and Boucher.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-04
WARRIORS, INDIANS
 AT BOYS CLUB

Results of the Naugatuck Valley basketball tournament last night at the Waterbury Boys club showed the Cadets, Shamrocks, Scovill Trainers and Indian A. c. as win- ners of games played with scores reasonably close for the most part.
 Tn the 100 pound tournament, also in progress, Rangers were close "A to 30 winners over the Renegades, while ths Rebels easily bested tlle Blackbirds, 34 to IS.
 Tonight at 8:l5, the Warriors and Torrington Indians are paired, with the Valiey Stars and Tlhomaston Bears to play an hour later. The officiating team of Mobile and Run- ividge will carry on, and has been doing 8 good job.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-04
THiSSpOrting World
 By JOHN A. CLUNEY
The Army Gets A Break

Michael Angelo Salvatore hit the his accepted by the United States Navy silent and modest North End resident tried to Waterbury but missed the boat in both places when Wood had supposed However through communications the okayed service in New York B reported Mike and willing ito take few slap at the maps of those Jap
 However when joined Navy, the Army got break consider the matter Mexican Standon because Mike likes to travel, too!
 Though expects blue suit with anything from braid admiral probably wind with tight pair of trousers and lemon pie nat Socious world of the ett pieces or cau- this side of Hels Kitchen.
 rnasmuch probably with that erst scholar Shewd hnanc James Joseph Tnney bout th battle of the long count lieutenant commander
 TUNNEY-I you reporting active duty MT the world contagraton in which as nation and embroed this moment Am correct in asn ing you willing forth continued best efforts little metropolis of Water bury will be proud of you forever and day?'
 Sailor Genaro-PRECISELY!
 TUNEY-Now each other behooves to warn you need to physical evils of the weed that mental evident that Ia of the present moment is sub-zero"
 Mike the Sailor: PRECISELY Gene"
 It Tunney-Whats understood here ndshpman, SIR and that al for there is familiarity of Navy, positions should that speak the unless is matter of life and deayou life of course"
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 profession will terminate conclude this interview present further relative do through INTERPRETER provided when in the promise to down THREE TIMES TWICE"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-04
BraSSieS Blanked, BraSScOS Hot In Dusty Circuit

Waterbury Manufacturing team of the Industrial Bowling League pro- vided the surprise of the late sea- son last night at the Mattatuck alleys. Chase Metal, runner-up and defending champs were almost as bad, as the BrasScos pinned a 2-1 setback on them as Seth Thomas defeated Waterbury Tool, Blake and Johnson blanked Ingersoll and U, s. Chemical won 5-L from French Manufacturing by forfeit.
 Deschenes rolled 169 high single as Lefty Atwood got his nothing ball working for a 396 total that took high three honors. Brasscos, in rare form, won high game with 657 and 1919 total pinfall.
 Scores:
 MATTATUCK RECREATION
 March 3, 1942
 First Division Dusty League
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-04
SECOND DIVISION
 MATCHES TONIGHT
Egan's Hold Five Game Lead in Dusty Bowling
 League

Pin action in the Second Division, Industrial bowling league, will re- sume tonight at the Mattatuck al- leys with the following schedule in effect: Egan's Diner vs. Antoyre; 1; Oakville and Waterbury Clock; Lea Manufacturing vs. Manville Ma chine; Scovill vs. Metal Hose, and Brock Hall vs. Farer News.
 Standing and records to date:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-04
Brooksides And Verrikers Win 80

Brookside Dairy increased its Mercantile bowling league lead when it blanked the Matzkin Fur niture team 80 last night at tne Sena alleys as the runner-up Metro Cleaners dropped one of its three games to the Speedy Parcel outfit. Tommy Civitate of Brookside had a 154 high single while Piedmonte, with 800, was high three scorer of the night for the Verriker team which shut out Brock Hall 80 and also won team single and pinfall honors with 658 and 1915. Scores:
 MERCANTILE LEAGUE
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-04
WEST END POOL"

Brothers Jerry and Nike D'Anico will take their cues in hand tonight in Hotpoint match at the West End pool emporium, Danny Martin. proprietor, from ?. m. on as part of the west end tourney now an progress. Fast night George x de- feated Angelo (Broadway) Rose, 1OO to Te.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-04
LADIES' RECREATION LEAGUE
 (Grand Alleys)
RED SOX

Sarasota. Fla, March 4.-CUP)- Outfielder Dom DiMaggio today was the only Red Sox player listed as q holdout. Outfielder Lou Finney ac- cepted terms yesterday and Catcher Frank Pytlak, who has been chased 1-A in the draft, reported he was on his way to camp.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-04
CYO BASKETBALL

Tn a CYO basketball league en- counter last night at the Washing ton park gym, Blessed Sacraments were easy 40 to 22 winners over the st. Lucy entry, with Kalosky Casey and Fabiani scoring most of the points for the Sacs, who held a 12 point edge going into the final period.
 St, Francis Xavier took forfeit game win from St. Michaeps because of non-appearance.