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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-07
American Marines
Shoot Japs on Fly

New York, Dec. ms Amer
lean Marines on Guadalcanai have
invented a new kind OF skeet-shoot-
ing-with live Jap snipers as tar
gets.
When a sniper Is discovered in a
coconut tree. Col Leonird n. Rod
ieck told an army hour broadcast
yesterday. the Marines rush troops,
and a tank. to the scene. The tank
bumps against the tree making the
top sway violently.
This hurtles the Jap through
the air in much the same manner as
clay pigeons" he added. "Shoot-
ing Japs on the fly is the most pop
ular sport on Guadslcanal at the
moment"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-07

Following the opening basketball
game of one local school. two oth.
ers inaugurate the season this
week when Michigan Normal Col
lege eutertains Wayne Wednesday
night in the Ypsilanti High School
gym here and Roosevelt High plays
at Ann Arbor Friday night.
Ypsllant High. which opened the
season Friday with a 27-26 loss here
TO Birmingham. viii have two
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-07
Newark Park Named
For Honor Soldier

Newark. y. j.. Dec. ms -
Newark's newest park today bore
the name Louis Schleifer Park"
In memory Of the first soldier from
Newark killed al Pearl Har5or
The park Nas ledicltea yester
day az which time his parents re.
ceiTed silver star awarded post
humuusly. Pvt. Schieifer was cred
tied with shooting down a japanese
plane with a revolver before being
killed
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-07
All Cage Teams Active This Week
GILMORE VI RETlREs

LOS ANGELES Up Gilmore
VI. an African lion known 10 NIL
lions Of Americans, as the result OF
100000 miles of travel for enter
talnment purposes and radio per-
formances. has been retired for life
te the Griffith Park Zoo by its OWL
er. Earl B. Gilmore. president Of
the Gilmore oil Co Although as
baby Gilmore VI WAS so delicate
that he had to be brought up on
bottle. he now consumes Y TO 10
pounds Of meat a day and weighs
In at 500 pounds.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-07

Mail Christmas Parcels Early
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-07
Day Leads in
Match Series

Chicago. Dec. Johnny Grim
Minis of Detroit Sunday cut down
Champion Ned Days opening day
lead in the challenge match for the
National match-game bowling cham
pionship. Only 13 points separate
the Two contestants before today
series.
At the end OF the first Is games.
Day had l5.point lead and Grim
Minis was uncertain in his playing.
Crimmins won four out OF five
games Sunday afternoon to find the
range
Mail Christmas Parcels Early
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-07
Sports Roundup

petrot-rhe billiard champion Willie Moseoni
~ esIe Mich has proved determined player since he lost
only one veterans Ralph Genleaf and
Erwin Rudolph. tied for last place
Miami Fa-AP-Harold Mcspaden Philadelphia. arded trt
uani around Sunday biggest golf
the $1,000 the Miami open tournament His
n total stroke edge Johnny Revota
Of Evanston. I'M.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-07
HaddOck Wins
From Berry

Before one of the largest audienc.
es OF the present season at the
Armory Wrestling shows. Gentle
man Dale Haddock won a decision
Saturday night from Wild Red
Berry OF Kansas.
Red Berry appeared to be the
popular favorite with the audience
which took the final result with boo,
ing. After each contestant had won
a fall. Haidock won when Berry
received a terrific slam to the mat
and was then pinned
However. Haddock had his hands
full. After the Gentleman won the
first fall with a body slam after
nine minutes, the Kansas cyclone
succeeded in wrapping Haddock up
like a pretzel for the second fall In
seven minutes. Haddock was slow
in returning 70 the ring after that
fall and the two were wary OF each
other for several minutes in begin
ming the third stanza.
Berry. a former light heavyweight
champion was thrown to the mat
after eight minutes.
The opening bout was an even.
ly matched affair between Leo Jen-
sen OF the Bomber Plant and Lefty
PAGER Of Toledo. After one fall went
to each grappler, Jensen gained the
decision with a kangaroo kick"
Mail Christmas Parcels Early
Buy Bonds
WILL BUY BONDS INSTEAD
COLUMBUS. Dup With the
slogan. "Frills Are Out for the Du-
ration Ohio State University fra
ternities have begun a campaign
to scrap annual Homecoming dec
Grating Of houses. Money ordin-
srily used for decorations in the
campus area will be used to pur-
chase war bonds.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-07
Mail Christmas Parcels Early

CENTRALIA. Wash ms A
city key was donated to the scrap
metal drive in Centraha, but 1t
didn't give the prisoners any cause
for elation. The key. dug out II
the city hall closet, unlocked a
log Jail in use before the turn OF
the century. The structure was de-
styoyed many years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Abbott, Costello
Aid Bond Drive

LANSING. Aug abbott and
Costello. Hollywiid comedians, will
appear in Lansing Monday. August
II, promoting the sale Of wal
bonds. Claud r. Erickson. chair
man of lngham County war saw
ings committee. announced
The comedians will arrive at the
Pere Marquette station at 1922
a. m. and will be escorted to their
hotel by Lansing police and city
officials. At noon they will appear
on the Capitol lawn and conduct
their sale.
a luncheon meeting will follow
at which the minimum price OF
admission will be a S25 war bond
Reservations can be made Will
Nern Trembly. chairman of the
motion picture theater savings
committee for Lansing and East
Lansing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Columbus Wins
7, Takes Second
by nited Press

Columbus held second place in
the American Association today,
one and half games behind Kan
sas City and one and half games
in front of Milwaukee. after deal
ing a double-thumping Ia Mime
apolis yesterday.
The Redbirds displaced I n @
Brewers for the runner-up spot by
trimming the Millers in both
halves of double header, taking
the first, Z To 5, and winning the
nightcap. II TO 4. Winning pitchers
were George Munger and Teddy
WilkS.
The Brewers, playing host 10
Louisville. suffered a 4 TO ] loss
in the first game and dropped a
3 to 2 closing game.
The Blues split with Indian
apolis, blanking Gabby Hartnett's
boys III the opener, 3 TO o. The
Indians won the second. 6-5.
At St. Paul. the Toledo Mud
hens defeated the Saints in both
ends of the double bill, winning
6 10 2 and s 10 6.
Games today: Louisville at Mi
waukee t2D: indianapolis al Kan
sas City; Columbus at Mime
apolis; Toledo at ST Paul ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Suspend
, More
I'm Strike

PONTIAC, Aug. 3.-Officials of
Pontiac Motor Company were to
meet today to decide disciplinary
action against IS employees sus-
pended for participating in the
plant picketing during the SYM
pathy strike with Go Retail
Clerks last Friday.
The number Of suspended was
increased by two TO Is over the
weekend. The Is are accused of
being in the picket lines outside
the main gate of the plant in Glen
wood avenue. Pickets of the retail
clerks there and in Howard street
took 1000 war workers of Pontiac
out on a days strike, stopping all
work on anti-aircraft guns. Diesel
engine and tank parts and other
defense production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
ACT ON CONTRACT

David A. Wolfe. Detroit attorney
and representative of the National
War Labor Board, is 10 pass on
the validity of the Go contract
with store owners and the retail
clerks.
Ar echo Of the strike. wh C h
threatened for time TO close all
Go shops in Pontiac in sympathy
with the store clerks and 10 force
federal action in the AFL food
blockade against Pontiac, a m G
today from officials OF the Yellow
Truck and Coach Local OF the Go
No. 594. II said:
"Much confusion and misun-
derstAnding has been caused
among the membership of our
local by misleading statements
relative to our men participating
In the strike.
Reports that four plants of
the Yellow Truck and Goa h
were shut down or that some
5000 failed to report for work
were entirely wrong.
"All our men reported for
work as usual and normal pro-
duction was maintained. We are
wholly in support of CIO Retail
. Clerks. However, we wish TO
emphasize that no stoppage of
work OF any kind occurred in
our plants during the course of
the Go Retail Clerks and store
owners dispute over food sup
plies for this city"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Investigate Fire
In Boat Works
Time, stan Correspondent

SAGINAW, Aug. 3.-Police to-
day were continuing investigation
of an attempt 10 set fire TO the
Brooks Boat Works, 22O0 South
Hamilton.
Investigation OF the seen g
showed clearly that attempts had
been made Saturday night in sew
eral parts of the building to start
fires from old rags. Since the
establishment is a small one and
is not engaged i'm defense work.
Detective Aaron Harris is seeking
motive.
When firemen answered a call
10 the building they found the
front door open and a blaze be-
ginning TO spread. The blaze was
stopped easily and only $40 dam
age was estimated by Fire In
Spector Alfred r. Born. The
building had been ransacked and
a window opened.
Chief clue was footprint out
side the window.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
May Hold
Series i'm
Yank Park

NEW YORK. Aug. 3 UPl.-
There has been no statement from
Commissioner Kenesaw M. Lam
dis regarding the 1912 World
Series but with the Yankees and
Dodgers apparently all set TO re-
new last years classic, it is rea-
sonable to predict that all of this
years games will be played at
Yankee Stadium.
President Will Harridge OF the
American League. Ford Frick OF
the National and Lands are
studying proposals TO ia Ike the
classic on tour or TO contribute all
profits 10 service relief.
The first idea, the National
Leagues, would give so per cent
to service charity. But if the
committee votes for the old sys-
TEN. an American League pro-
poSal. all the games will be played
in the Yankee Stadium. This, IL
was expected. would increase the
profits and the service organiza-
tons share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
PROTEST SUSPENSION

The UAW-CIO local of Pontiac
Motor Company, No. 653. has pro-
tested against suspension of the
men and the union representatives
and company officials were in con-
ference on the matter Saturday.
Pontiac ate over the weekend
with grocery supplies normal in
the stores as AFL truckers made
deliveries in compliance with the
War Labor Board order which sent
them back TO their vehicles as the
food blockade spread Friday.
The food shortage caused the
retail clersk TO form picket lines at
the Pontiac plant. through which
the UAW-CIO workers refused TO
pass. while the store owners closed
more than 200 stores in Pontiac
and vicinity until the war board
stepped in.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Lumber Output
Shows Decline

NEW YORK. Aug. 3.--National
Lumber Manufacturers Associa-
ton reported lumber production
for the week ended July y stood
at 129 per cent Of average Of cor
responding week 1858 and ship
ments. la per cent.
Production totaled 263. 20S.000
feet. which was 4 per cent less
than the previous week and 7 per
cent less than the corresponding
week a year ago Shipments az
gregated 2S6 $4,000 feet. 2 per
cent lower than the previous week
and 2 per cent greater than last
years corresponding week
Orders booked were for 285. 063.
900 feet which was 10 per cent
less than the previous week and
6 per cent below the correspond
ing week OF last year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Extends Offer
For Radio Shares

NEW YORK. Aug. Philco
Corporation has temporarily ex-
tended its offer TO purchase al
67i2 cents per share. less transfer
taxes, all shares OF National Union
Radio Corporation common stock
rendered TO il in accordance with
terms Of its letter of May % 10
National Union stockholders.
II is contemplated that Philco's
offer will remain in effect through
September 30 but Philco reserves
the right 10 terminate IT at any
time without notice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Pick 19 Gridders
For Army II

NEW YORK, Aug. 3 (UP).-The
first 10 candidates for the all.
army football team were named
today by Col. Bob Neyland.
Neyland. former Tennessee
coach now conditioning the army
stars TO play for army emergency
relief, chose the men from a list
of 1900 professional and collegiate
aces now n the service. They were
the first 10 be named TO a 70.
man squad which will play an
eight-game schedule against Ma
ttonal League teams.
The 10 candidates were ordered
TO report Immediately at Yale
University. where the army team
begins practice this week in prep
aration for its opener against the
Giants, September y.
The players are:
Baeks-Corp Norman standlee, coast
artillery brigade, Los Angeles, 1t. Leon
ard A. Conman. Camp Wheeler. Ga 1t.
Harvey Johnson, army air base. AlbU =
querque. ~. NJ Pvt. Nick Basca, Pine
Camp. n. Y: Corp. Ben KSh For Bragg,
N. C.. Pvt. Vic spadsecini, army air
school. Miami. 1t. Sam Bartholomew.
Fort Benning. Ca, and Corp steve Ba
garus. Camp Gallen, Cal.
Ends--Lt Alys 4. Kelley. Wstervills
Arsenal. y. Y; It. Henry Stanton, Fort
Knox, Ky.
Ca. Pvt. Rex Candy. Blythe. Cal. Pvt.
John T Gould. Fort BelvOir, Va, and
Corp John Mellus Camp Davis, ~ G
Guards-Pvt. Dave Dihlippo and Pvt
Tarzan White. both OF KeAsler Field Miss
and 1t Mike Gussie. Camp Rocker, Ala.
Centers-Lt. Anthony Caiveln. McClel-
land Field. Cal ana 1t. Tom Greenfield,
Fort Riley, Kan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Hold Rites for Man
Killed by Tank Cover

LANSING. Aug 3.--Funera
services will be held at 3 p. m
today for George Phillips. 80, {
foreman at the Novo Engine
Company. who was killed Friday
when struck on the head by {
tank cover.
Survivors are the " d o "
Wealthy; two sons, Kenneth anc
Donald. a sister, Mrs Eva Boyle
all OF Lansing. Services will bt
held from the Observation-Disclosures
Funeral Home with burial IN MI
Hope Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Cy(|ist, "a, Boy
Hurt in Traffic
Time. stan Correspondent

BAY CITY. Aug B. Despite
heavy north bound traffic. Bay
County had recorded no serious
ridents over the Weekend.
y The only accidents occurring
we're within the city and were
minor On Saturday John Hemple
81, Of Route l. Bay City. was
struck while riding a bicycle on
Salzburg avenue by the car OF
Harold DeYoung, n of Detroit
Hemple was taken 10 General
Hospital where a finger was ampu-
tated. He also had minor cuts ano
bruises about the body.
Seventy a r-old Bernard La
beTge, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ken.
Meth Laberge. 70l North Gather.
me, was hit b va car driven 10y
Casper York Jr. OF Merrill, wher
~ ran from between parked cars
On Henry street He was treated
for minor cuts and bruises.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Falls Into Gasoline,
Flint Girl, ;, Burned

FLINT. Aug. 3.-After a 3-year-
old girl. Barbara Herrick of 7014
North Saginaw street, was burned
badly when she well into some
gasoline. police today launched an
investigation ITO reports of home
conditions.
The child in Hurley Hospital.
Her sister. Pauline. 5, had mar
row escape from being burned.
Their mother. Mrs. Marie Herrick.
was away at the time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
EAST BUFFALO
EARNINGS

Cansda Urv Ginrer AZ. Inc, for the
nine months ended June 30. 1882. report n
net profit OF 81 .Oi5. 100 after provision 81
Sgis 2s9 for federal and Canadian income
anc excess profits taNes etc. equal 20
Si.s5 share This compares with az
adjusted net profit after providing 1891 SIS
for federal and Canadian income taxes
~ xli20.ois equal 20 Sis2 a share I'm
the nine months ended June 30. 1871.
No provision for taxes on income u IL
stated. has been made FOR the nine months
ended June 10, 1912 With respect 20 pro-
visions In proposed revenue act OF 1872
affecting companies operating on a fiscal
year basis
Mohawk Carpet MiIls. Inc. for the
six months ended June 30 1872 net profit
was $3.50 ia after provision OF - 500. 900
for federal income and excess profits taxes,
edusl oi Si-H3 share This compares
with net profit for six months ended June
30 1871, after provision ~ 50. 200. 600
Tor federal income and excess profits
taxes. Of S95s, U.s.. equal to 81 10 a share.
McCraw Electric In the is meuths ended
June so. 1912. reports net profit OF
81 ,336 Sos after provision Of So COS 600
for federal and state income and excess
profits taxes. Above net is equal 70 81 50
share on iT2 500 shares ~ the capital
stock. This compares with net profit after
provision Of 81 233 $50 for federal and
state income and excess profits taxes. ~
81 ,67s. I26. equal TO 50. s. share In the
~ months ended June 30, 1871
Munslugwesr. Inc. ~ the slx months
ended June 30 1912, reports a net profit
of $50 after provision of $50. ii2 for
federal and state income taxes. estimated
on basis OF 80 per cent Of net income
Above net Is equal 20 IS cents a. share.
This compares with net loss Of S2s 6Te
IN the first half Of 1871.
Madison square Garden Corporation fol
the fiscal year ended Nav 81. reports =
net profit Of $685.. 5is after $500. 900 pro-
vision for federal income and excess profits
taxes based on bill passed by House oi
SLIT a share on 2i6. 500 shares. against
x3S5. SIS or Slff on 26S 600 shares W
preceding year, when tan provision va,
SIG 800
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
One Accident Mars
Maffit in Saginaw

SAGINAW Aug. 3.-Only one
accident married an otherwise safe
y holiday wee k-end in Saginaw
County.
ff Two women, Miss Helen Curtis
"a. OF Otter Lake. and Mrs. Cora
. Youmans. %, 1917 w. GeneSee
we're injured when the car driven
BY Arthur Youman, 80. collided
with the vehicle of Anthony
Trzos. 80. of 277 Winters, on Ma
about four miles north of the
Saginaw city limits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Lost and Found

REWARD-For return of passport dplo-
mas other valuables lost from car
Saturday night DR.. oscar A. Billeter.
Temple i-2347.
WALLET Lost Friday evening finder re-
turn wallet. keep money, Cadillac 1874.
WRIST WATCH Diamond; j. l.. Hudson,
Friday Reward. Niagara I22s.
$40 REWARD - Long haired. yellow cat
leash. July !. Vermont 5-sl43.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Citizenship Education
Office Set in Lansing

LANSING. Aug. 3,-Dr. j. w.
Sexton. superintendent of Lansing
schools. announced that new quar-
tiers for Lansing's citizenship edu-
cation office have been established
in the basement of the Genesce
school At present. 80 adult aliens
are receiving training in reading,
writing and education which will
enable them TO become citizens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
TO HEAR OPPONENTS

Senator Walter r. George Cd
OF Georgia, committee chairman,
said he thought there was a desire
TO meet treasury recommendations
but added that they would be met
only if it can he done consistent
with sound policies
The committee today was 10
hear pleas for rejection of the
treasuryiS proposal TO tax future
issues OF state and municipal
bonds.
= Witnesses slated TO appear in
opposition included Mayor Ed
ward J. Jenries Jr Of Detroit;
Mayor LaGuardia. New York
Arthur Tobin. Conference Of State
Defense. New York. Henry Ep-
stein. New York: Carl II. ChatterS.
New York. municipal finance Off
GERS: Mayor w. Cooper Green.
Birmingham: Mayor Charles j.
Fox. Boston: Mayor Floyd Green,
Columbus. q
The treasury, George revealed,
has made one concession in its
proposal TO tax municipal and
state bond interest. Since most
" the bonds were sold az pre-
niumS. the treasury suggested
that an allowance be made 10
compensate taxpayers for the pre-
NUNS paid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Is Cents Quarterly
By Federal Screw

Federal Screw Works has de-
clared the regular quarterly divi-
dend Of p cents on the common.
payable September Is. to holders
of record. September
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Employment Agencies

WE INVITE you 10 come In and register.
Positions open for male and female Sec-
Fetaries and stenOgraphers. xs0-Si40, typ
lists. S7B-Sli0 cost and pay roll clerks.
STs-Si50, adding machine and comptometer.
Building.
WHITE iaborers soc hour. colOred couples.
$3.50. chauheurs. 500. porters, Si6. De
troit General, 1885 Woodward. Townsend
s-t1gO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Lost and Found

BIRD DOG-Male white with brown spots
Major: reward Hogsrth 5547
BROWN alligator coat bnlfod; important
papers. 1904 Murray Hin. Vermont
$1,000 Reward
FEMALE English pointer. liver. white
tspot BEDFORD district reward Ever
green 1885
LADY'S alligator strained purse Newsboy
Pavilion. Belle Isle reward 1891 Allen
dale. Tyler 5-7l47
LOST rlndle. white female. terrier mix.
ture name Queen. license qsO5 vicinity
PhillpsVernor. reward Lenox 1897.
LOST February - Male pointer liver
white Si75 reward Arlington 2s5e.
LosT-Venus portable radio az zoo en-.
trance: reward. 23S kensinston, Fern
dale
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Death notlres

isIRATE-Michsel Beloved husband Of
Maria; dear father OF John funeral serv.
ice from residence, 500 Mt Elliott Tues
day morning. S;l5 and 81 John Bar tisi
Catholic Church At O'Clock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Female Help Wanted


ARE you a housewife looking for ways
and means 10 add extra money 20 your
family income" Avon Products. lncorpQ-
rated, can offer you solution 20 your
problem. Easy 20 start Thorough train
ing given free. Earnings good. For inter-
view appointments call East. Cherry 574t:
West, Cherry s572
BEAUTY OPERATOR. steady, good hours.
X25 weekly, 1923 Woodward. Townsend
s-Oi02 or ivanhoe 562s.
ICOMPTOMETER operators. clerks and
typlsts, for afternoon work IN war in-
dustry. must have proof OF citizenship.
1912 East Grand boulevard. al 81 Aubin.
COUNTER GIRL for Harchs Sc Ham
! burgers S945 West Warren. AT Wyoming.
COUNTER MATTRESSES
Neat appearing. experienced. lunch counter
service Apply Mr. Arnold 1870 Griswold
ganization Must be ls experience not
necessary, good wages Apply after 10
a. m. II. n. system 1918 Henry street.
DANCE TEACHER-S25 per week guaran-
tee. Trianon school 57i7 Woodward.
EXPERIENCED girl: laundry and clean
ing; home nights; Si2. 1856 Calvert.
no s-5952
| GASOLINE STATION operators wanted.
Good pay. 1907 Twenty ninth street.
4 Apply between 9-i2 a. m.
GENERAL HOUsEWORK. good wages.
good home no washing. 1857 Cherry
lawn. University 2-5141.
GENERAL. stay nights. Three adults. No
laundry. Good wages bonus. University
3-6l26.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Dividends

American News Company has
declared a dividend of 80 cents.
payable September Is, 10 holders
OF record September 4. The same
amount was paid July -.
VI. A. Hanna Co. has declared
a dividend of IS cents on the com
mon, payable September u 10
holders of record September ).
The firm paid 25 cents June II,
last and 30 cents September i.
last wear.