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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Earnings

Reynolds Metals Company and n. sub
salaries for the nine months ended Sep
TENDER 30 report net profit OF 1888 s57
after provision OF 81. 4s3. 300 for federal
income and excess pronts taxes computed
under 1912 Revenue Act, and 81, 33e. 63l
for special hve-yesr amortization. or 81
cents a share on the common. In the nine
months ended September 81 last year, net
profit was 81. 2s3, 0t0 or 2.04 on the com
mon. after To4 provision for federal
taxes.
Radio Meth Orpheum Corporation and ~.
subsidiaries for the 30 weeks ended Octo-
Der report net loss OF s3ss, $50 after
provision OF 81 0s0, 357 for income taxes.
subsidiary preferred dividends and appro-
pristiop OF s633, sos for extraordinary stu
do writeons and reserves. This compares
with net pront OF sett7 75. equal TO s5.03
share on the per cent preferred for 80
weeks ended Oct. &. 1871, when income
taxes were s2ss, 2e6.
stone q Webster. Inc, and its substdi-
sries for the Il month, ended September 30
report . net income OF 81, 15t, s01. equal 20
s1.o7 . share against 81 7A. Tai or a.
Iesnts share b The preceding ~ months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
OF. Northern Railway
Asks Bond Tenders

NEW YORK. Nov. 1S.-Great
Northern Railway Company is
inviting tenders on or prior to De-
cember 8 for sale 10 the company
of its general mortgage 4 per cent
convertible bonds. due July /. 1916
series G and II. Tenders at prices
in excess Of principal amount OF
such bonds exclusive of interest
will not be considered. Interest on
bonds accepted for purchase will
be paid to Dec. %, 1912, but not
thereafter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Waste Of Money!

Leading Detroit business men
did a little election betting and
are now sad over the outcome.
I'm told that Harry Kelly's
supporters. desiring TO make a
last minute whirlwind finish.
approached a number of the big
gest big-shots with request for
donations. as the war chest was
scraping bottom.
In every instance they were
told that Harry Kelly didn't
have chance and that the big
shots were in no mood 10 lose
money on sure loser.
Boy, are they sick now,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Lone Star Holders 10
Vote on Revdmping

NEW YORK. Nov. 1S.-Lone
Star Gas Corporation has notified
stockholders that special meet
ing at Wilmington, Del. has been
called for December II. next. 10
vote upon plan of Reorganization.
Plan proposes distribution Of stock
of Northern Natural Gas Com
pany. now owned by Lone Star. as
a dividend TO Lone Star holders,
payable December 81 to holders
of record Dec. lS, 1912. Distribu-
tion would be on a basis OF one
share OF Northern for each Is
shares OF Lone Star.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Fill All Needs

This far-sighted policy of
training is having worthwhile
effects through the entire Pom
tiac Motor production organiza-
ton. The need arose in another
Pontiac motor plant for machine
operators and toolroom men.
OerliRon stood ready to supply
them.
At Plant IL small parts are
being turned out 80 per cent by
upgraders. Two months ago q
new tool room was started in
the same plant. Again, Oerlikon
was able to furnish Is upgraders.
IT is quite likely that these inn
portant jobs could not otherwise
have been filled in the present
manpower shortage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
City Bond0ffer
Rejeeted,Counoi|
Scans Bid Again
4 Million Dollar Issue
in Mixed Up Sale When
Broker Believes Bid Is o. K

Common council again today
took up the veXing question of
selling 81, 258,000 worth of city
bonds, some of which were already
once sold" at the lowest interest
rate in city's history for this type
of sale, and then found not to be
sold after all
At its formal meeting last night,
council rejected bid of 2.134 per
cent from Lehman Brothers syndi-
cate, thus confirming its informal
action earlier in the day.
Controller Charles Oakman had
recommended that the council ac-
cept the syndicate bid when Mayor
Jeffries interrupted TO denounce
the price as being way out of
line" The mayor said there was
"a bushel of money" in this for
the bankers and il should be re-
jected. The council tentatively
agreed with him.
BID TURNED DOWN
Shortly afterward. Henry Hart
Of the First OF Michigan Corpora
ZION. who was acting here for the
syndicate, called Ed Coughlin,
deputy controller and asked about
the councils action.
"YOur bid was turned down."
Coughlin said
Hart laughed, thinking Coughlin
was just joking, and asked if the
action would be confirmed at the
meeting later that night.
That's right" Coughlin an
swered. Referring again to the
rejection.
Hart called Lehman Brothers in
New York and told them the bid
was tentatively approved and for
NAL action would be taken at the
evening meeting.
HALF OF BONDS SOLD
An hour or so later. he learned
the truth but by this time sale of
about half of the bonds had been
confirmed--fortunately, subject to
the councils action.
This II very unorthodox, TO
say the least" said Hart later.
Old timers in the bond business
said that they hadn't seen any
thing that would compare with the
situation in the last 40 years.
Should council reverse itself
today and vote 10 accept the
Lehman offer. Mayor Jeffries has
indicated he would not veto the
deal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Business Critics
Views Blasted

The pathological status of the national time Of
thoughtful analysts appreciation
of economic health in o peace
Similarly. with the human body physicians grasp the
symptoms and characteristics of health when they observe
the condition of sick patient in the clinic
C. w, reader of this column San Francisco is bitter
against businessmen and thinks private enterprise only
OF popular exploitation In spite demonstrabe
pments decades the system providing
and better goods and leisure Americans this critic
that would
system except for sordid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
OK Plan Turning Over
Jersey Line 10 Erie

NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 18.-Fed-
Ieral Judge Smith signed an order
confirming reorganization plan of
Northern Railroad Of New Jersey,
which would be turned over to
the Erie system. Under the terms,
Owners of Northern stocks and
bonds will receive new securities to
be issued by Erie. The court di-
Irected exchange of securities to
take place not later than Febru-
arv %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Livestock Markets
nETRoIT

DETROIT
CATTLE-salable ESQ. all classes IN
light supply, slaughter steers and she stock
active. steady 10 strong some sales use
higher for two days; bulls slow but about
steady; part load good fed yesrling steers
neid above Sl5; truck lot medium shortfeds
grassy steers 050h12. part load
around 500 IN. shortfed heifers Si4: pack.
age fat grassers s12.73: some common and
medium grass heifers So. SoT IL; most fs'
beef cows xs.50d1l; odd head good cows
70 Sill so; bulk Gamers and cutters 50. Sc
No. few strong weight cutter cows up tc
rs and thin light Gamers down 70 So;
few weighty sausage bulls si2 as O IL. so
CALVES-saiable 500: vealers active
steady to strong, good and choice grade.
SIT n II so, odd head 10 SIS: common and
HOGS = Receipts. I. 500: barrows and
gifts steady 10 Zoe lower: no action or
sows. bidding 25c lower: bulk. $50 400 III
butchers. sl3.so@l4: top sl4.1o to small
1885; bidding 325dl3.5o on sows.
sHEEP-sslsble 5000; fat lambs about
steady with Mondays low time; good "a
bucks out at 81 discount: some mixed
grade medium to good lambs scaling above
20 lbs. si4@h.2 medium light lamb,
down To si3. and common throwouts SIP SO
down; indications steady on slaughter ewes
81 81 down.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Nov. II tINs) -HOCs-Re-
s sop sit SSk sis7sai. aq b.av es
mii; mediums. ti3.65dlt lights. $3.50 q
IL 30: light lights. si3.25f13 so: packing
'o~s. sl3.ooa1+; pigs si2ats.
EAST BUFFALO
EAST BUFFALO. ". r.. Nov. ~ uND
-HoGs--Receipts. 100; market steady
l7o-2.o-lo truck.d-ins. sit5oai's5, few
sli.75; comparable weights from rsil-rur
CATTLE Receipts. 500 scattered Tot,
steers and heifers. weak. si2 50 down
several killers out OF market due 10 auots
limitations; cows and bulls steady: cutteI
and common cows. ss.50ds.s IS; tanners
sausage bulls. So s5dl175
CALvEs-Receipts, 100; veslers, steady
sHEEP-Receipt., 800: lamb market
7o-e5-lb. natives. sit25n it.75: medium
and mixed grades. si3.50Gl4; fat ewes. 81
$3.50.
PITTSBURGH. Nov. II tINs).--CAT.
TLE-Receipts, 100; market steady. Steers
choice. sl5.50G1s50 medium 20 good. S1l
ais; common s10d13; heifers. good tc
$40 5oaiI: common. ssnl0; cows. sood
20 choice, seq 10 medium 60 good. $500:
Gamers and cutter, 81 50ff.75; bulls
good TO choice, s12als; common 20 me.
dun $50 al 10.
HoGs-Rsceipts, zoo: market STEADY ard
10 cents higher ies.iso lbs. slte5a
n.7' $500 y: sis1' zoo = q,
i1t65. 25o.2so lbs. sls4od II. so: 2eo- $50
he, s14 IS q IL 40: 100 $50 lbs, sI325 d
a. IS; roughs. ti3t06lt.
sHEEP-Reeeipts. 400. market steady.
chonce lambs. sil50H 1873; medium 20
good. si7d13.50; common lambs, t79s;
ewes. s5N575: wethers, se.50k125
Receipts. 100; market steady.
GOOD So 500 is 50; euln and common
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Commercial Loans
Gain IS Millions

NEW YORK. Nov. 1s.-Com-
mercial. industrial and agricultural
loans increased S45, 100000 in all
reporting member banks In 101
leading cities during the week
ended November IL, the Federal
Reserve board reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18

Far involved this discussion convenience
and privileges of business The real the free
dom OF workers and others time select work
commodities of their choosing without dcaon central
lied governmental
One of the major political decisions of this whether the
public chooses the
politicians One advantage of business that they
disciplined by the Sheet which dscrnates between
competence and incompetence Until vastly better technQues
national social bookkeeping developed will be
impossible to subject politicians to such precise tests
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Sutherland Paper Co.
Votes Extra Dividend

KALAMAZOO. Nov. 1S.-Suth-
erland Paper Company has de-
clared the usual cash dividend Of
80 cents a share on the outstand-
ing 287 900 shares of common
stock, together with an additional
cash dividend of 5 cents a share.
The dividend is payable December
ID to holders of record Novem.
her d.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Slight Rise Noted
IN Oil Production

NEW YORK, Nov. 18.-Domes-
tic crude oil production in the
week ended November Ia averaged
3, $50, 800 barrels daily. an increase
of 29,130 barrels daily over the
preceding week. according TO Oil
and Gas Journal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
UNIFORMED Mans Preiudces and Emotions

In printing the foregoing do do because with
the writer's assumption that educational On the
prejudices emotions.
Before C. w. competent himself up a critic of
contemporary economic civilization should enroll adult
cation Specifically get clearly
facts from smpfed book Edward A. Keers
entitled "A Study Physical
of the United States, 1922 1888"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Foreign EXCHANGE
Detroit Poultry

Market steady. Hens, over 0 lbs a2e
under lbs. 2oc; isghorn hens. lbs
up. 1ec; cocks, lee; rock springsrs. 27c
rock broilers, up q ~ lbs, acc. leghorr
springers, zoe: hen turkeys. 32c: ton
turkeys. ~ lbs up use ducks. white
lbs. up, zoe; geese, nc,
EGCs-Msrke' hrm current receipts
Ahs; undsrgrsdes. sis 932As.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Shared by Small Business Men, on Farms

obviously, private the United States
special privilege of business 1t
100000
business the cities the big corporations coxst
little business Many manufacturers like the auto makers
aember and buy parts and from thousands small
moderate sized suppes Likewise selling these
surround themselves with little business who APP
pont dis andd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Buys Liquor Firm

NEW YORK. Nov. 1s.-Russell
r. Brown, president American
Dlstilling, announced acquisition Of
all outstanding stock of Ben Burk.
Inc. makers of "Old Mr.. Boston"
brands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Farmers Market

, rRUlrsLApples. Baldwins. No. /. STA
si;5o Mcintosh fancy, 81 su; No. 1. 81 s.. &
ni;I5; No. 2; 75e9s1: Greenings. No. /
bu; No. /. si.ooG2; No. 2, 75ca 81; SHOWS
fancy. i:35 bu; No. 1. s0casiI5: No. q
s % I5c; yons,hans. fancy; si.7s bu; No. 1,
81 % 80 No: 2: 75c; Wolf River, fancy.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENs-Es.
carole. fancy. 81 bu: No. I. 6o@75c: No.
2: soc. Endive, fancy, s1.75Q2 bu; No. 1,
u v ,72 "a NG o 4 1ss NJ
Turnip. No. I. 75casi.25 bu. Mustard
No. 1. s1qI5O bu, Kaie. No. 1, soSsss
VEGETABLES MISCELLANEOUS -
Beets.. No. /. t0G soc dor bchs; Beets
topped. fancy. s1.25 bu: No. 1, 75c q 81,
No: ?, soc: Broccoli. No. 4, s2.so93 bu
Cabbage No: I. so a7oc bu; Red Cabbage
65c msl ou. Carrots. No. 1, 80 a 81 10 do1
bchs: Carrots. topped No. 1, s2.DoT3 bu,
No. 2. 81. 5Od2. cauiifower, No. 1. 81 n
20 q, p Sn, No, 2: $50 Celery. fancy. ssc
asa 35c.. Celery. Michigan Squares, fancy
Sl.75: No. I, S161.50 Celery Root. No I
I5cnsl doz Celery Cabbage, No. 1, 81 %
2 i;5o ou; No. 2. 81. Fennsi, No. i, GO
Horse-rsdish. No. I. 75casi.2s peck has.
ket kohlrabi, No. 4. 5Od 75c don bchs.
Leeks, No j, sou 9Oc dor. punches Onions
dry, fancy. 81 so 50-lb. sack: No 1. 81 n
go NO. Toe Parsnips. No. /. 81 Is q
i.75 bu:; No. 2. 75c. Curly Parsley. No.
I: 400 SOC doz. punches. Parsley Root.
No. /, toascc doz. lunches Potatoes,
NO !. s2.15M 50 10O-ib. sack; No 2.
81. 900 30. Pumpkins. No, I, sOc n ii
bu. Red Rsdishes, dollhouse. No. 1. 75T
soc dog. punches: outdoor. No. I, 75c dozen
punches Black Radishes, No. 1. 81 bu.
b Rsi,.SSn. No; J. 7se@si sn. SQUASH.
No !. 81 bu:; No. 2, 5on Use. Hubbard
No. 81 $50 bu.; No. 2. 75c. Turnips
No. ], 50m65c don. punches: turnips,
topped. No. I. s1@15O bu No. 2. use.
vegetaoie oysters, No. 4, eodsoc dozen
EGGs-Lstge, n5.0eIs so-do.. ease,
POULTRY Live. hens, heavy breeds
27m 2ac 10. leghorns. q H25c 10
HoGs-Dressed. medium. No 1. Aa
acc 10.
CHICAGO Nov. IL iINsl-.-cHEEsE-
Twins aS925ise' daisies, prints and long
LIVE PoUffRY-Msrs.t steady. arm.
Turkeys, IS n Sic; hens. isd72he; ieghorn
hens. 1291site; springers, 22d7e1c;
brollers, 2ea2sc: ROSTERS. I5qi5hc:
ducks, 13n22c; geese, 10u1
BUTTER-Receipts, 5.04t tubs: market
steady. Extras, % score, 4sxe; STANDARDS.
s5e; nrsts, ss-ss score. &sk % t4e; specials,
90 score, tea4sAe.
EGGs-Rsc.ipts. $3.50 csses; market,
steady. Currenk, receipts. 34iie: fresh
extra nrsts. f0H nHe; fresh nrsts. % o
3she: dirties. aye. checks. 3ihe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Statesmen and War
Push Campaign TO Unear+h Scrap Long Hidden
in Old Factories; Drive Brings Metal Flow

Detroit's topnotch statesmen have
a new line these days.
They are now selling" the war.
And their customers don't have
TO buy a thing. All they have to
do is to give UP their dormant
scrap-idle machines, tools, equip
ment and materials.
The statesmen have been enlisted
in the drive for dormant industrial
scrap by the Detroit Sales Man.
ayers Club as part of a nation
wide campaign being conducted by
the War Production Board to get
out the dormant scrap from the
plants. There are 5000 statesmen
giving their best efforts to this
campaign and the WPB labels
their success Astounding -
OFFICIALS OF DRIVE
Thomas w. Mills Of the Great
Lakes Thread Company Is chair
man of the Detroit drive and II.
J. Kramer of Rexair Is vice chair
man. They are working with p. C..
Fuger, assistant chief Of the indus
trial salvage section Of the WPB
here.
The local drive has been very
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18

clared a dividend of 25 cents and
a special dividend also of % cents,
both payable December IS 10 hold
ers of record December ]. making
total Of $50 for 1912. the same
amount as paid in 1871.
United Aircraft Corporation has
declared a dividend of 81 on the
common. payable December Is 10
holders of record December I.
Payments for the year totaled So,
against 81 in 1871.
Pacific Western oil Corporation
has declared a dividend of 30
cents, payable December 10. 10
holders OF record November q.
This is the first dividend since 40
cents was paid Dec. 19, 1889.
Continental Steel Corporation
has declared a dividend of SIPS
on the common. payable December
p TO holders of record December
10. The firm paid Sl.75 December
20, last year.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company has declared an extra
dividend of 50 cents on the COM
mon. payable December 26 to
holders of record December 4. and
the regular quarterly dividend of
Is cents on the common. payable
Jan. !. 1943. to holders of record
December a. Similar extra was
paid December 27. last year.
Newmont Mining Corporation
has declared q dividend of SPA
cents on the common, payable De-
cember ID 10 holders of record
November 81. This will bring
1912 payments to Sis, against 81
in 1941.
Upgrade Food Products Corpo-
ration has declared an initial divi-
dend of 30 cents on the common,
payable December 1S 10 holders of
record December 10.
Christiana Securities Company
has declared a dividend of SSH
on the common. payable Deem
Der Is 10 holders of record No
'vember %. The firm paid SIT
September Is. Payments for the
year total S74.l0, against S132.65
in 1941.
Kennecott Copper Corporation
has declared a special cash distri-
button of 81 and a cash distUbu-
tion OF Is cents, both payable
December "a 10 holders of record
November 81. Similar payments
were made December "a, last year.
PhiIco Corporation has declared
a dividend OF 10 cents on the COM
mon, payable December II 10
holders of record November %.
Same amount was paid Septem-
Der u.
Mack Trucks, Inc, has declared
a dividend of 81. payable Deem
Der Ii 10 holders OF record No.
venber q. This will make 50 for
the year. the same as PAID In l94l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
N-Cent Payment by
Wayne Screw Prod.

Wayne Screw Products Com
pany has declared a dividend of
so cents, payable November 30 TO
holders of record November 20.
The previous payment was 20
cents July 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18

Magma Copper Company has
declared a dividend Of so cents,
payable December IS to holders of
record November u. The firm
paid 81 on December Is. last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
.0PA Eliminating
FriNs' in Retail
Merchandising
'Lsyawsy,' VIII Call
Among First Services
to Be Cut or Discarded

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is UNS).
The OPA today was carrying
out a plan to eliminate peacetime
'frills" and special customer serv-
ices from retail merchandising.
Among the first services that
will be greatly restricted or dis
carded under the new retailers
ECONOMY for victory" plan are
daily deliveries. unrestricted re-
turns of merchandise, "layaway"
and will CALI plans, unnecessary
packaging and wrapping. and
styles shows and other costly pro-
motions.
PLAN VOLUNTARY
I The plan is voluntary. but ii Is
expected that the retailers will
cooperate because of the consid-
cradle savings that will result.
An OPA order permitting deal
ers TO retain these savings without
lowering price ceilings will be
issued shortly. The order will
contain certain clauses 10 protect
customers.
Officials said that the plan Is
designed 10 free manpower for
essential war production. conserve
war necessities" such as gasoline,
rubber and electricity, and also
ease the squeeze of wartime price
ceilings.
TOUGH YEAR AHEAD
Leon Henderson. in a letter to
Undersecretary Of Com mere e
Wayne c. Taylor, said that the
lOPA has been giving the subject
increasing consideration because
we know that 1943 will be an
exceedingly tough year for the
retail trades"
THE frills and special Gus ?
toner services must CO. nc
added. I'VE are working under
price ceilings which must not
be pierced II we are TO avoid
disastrous imitation. The De-
/ partment of Commerce. which
has already been most helpful to
the OPA, might use its wartime
business clinics and its various
services to management 10 help
retailers develop their part OF
\ the program
/ Taylor said that the department
would be very glad TO cooperate. a"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Stock Market
Weakened by
Selling Splash
Chemicals. SpeeiaIties
Hardest Hit as All
Sections Are Affected
BY BROADAN WALL

international News Service Financial Writer
NEW YORK, Nov. 18.-Thel
stock market weakened in the last
hour yesterday on a sudden splash
of selling.
Losses ran to as much as 3
points with 1-point declines COM
mon. All sections were affected
with chemicals and specialties
hardest hit. There was no news
to account for the late sell-off.
Sales totaled 666, 280 shares.
One of the weakest shares on
the board was Dow Chemical,
down 81 points to 121A. Du-
Pont sagged rs points and Union
Carbide IA. Losses of l to more
than 2 points were marked against
j. /. Case, Chrysler, National
Steel, international Nickel, Patino
Mines, Douglas Aircraft, ". S.
Gypsum, American Can, and Coca
Cola.
FIRMNESS FADES
Among the divisions which were
firm before noon but later were
sent under previous closings were
motors, coppers, rails, utilities.
steels, oils, mail orders, and cleo
trical equipments. Big steel
ended at 4S4 off u, Bethlehem
Sc off q and General Motors
41k, off u.
Individual shares to resist selling
included Standard Oil of N. j.,
Eastman Kodak, National Distil-
lers, and Air Reduction.
OTHER MARKETS HIT
The reaction in stocks spread to
other markets. Cotton sold down
65 to IS cents a bale and grains
lost fractions.
Bonds ,eased near the end after
moving irregular. Some foreign
issues, notably Australians, were
strong.
London stocks put in a firm
performance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Dividends

Gulf Oil Corporation has de-
clared dividend of Is cents and
special dividend also of 25 cents.
both payable December IS 10 hold
ers of record December ]. making
total OF $50 for 1912. the same
amount as paid in 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18

Continental Steel Corporation
has declared dividend of SIPS
Ion the common. payable December
p TO holders of record December
10. The firm paid s1.75 December
20, last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18

United Aircraft Corporation has
declared a dividend of 81 on the
common. payable December Is tc
holders of record December I
Payments for the year totaled So
against 81 in 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18

Pacific Western oil Corporation
has declared dividend Of 30
cents, payable December 10. 10
holders OF record November q.
This is the first dividend since 40
cents was paid Dec. 19, 1889.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Mack Trucks. Inc, has declare,

a dlvldenc OF y. payable Decem-
Der II 10 holders OF record No
venber ~. This will make So for
the year. the same as paio in l94l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway

Newmont Mining Corporation
has declared dividend of SPA
cents on the common, payable De-
cember ID 10 holders OF record
November 81. This will bring
1912 payments TO Sis. against 81
an 19i1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18

a dividend Of l0'cen,s on the COM
mon, payable December II 10
holders of record November %.
Same amount was paid Septem-
Der -.