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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Arnold S Duty

If all these be true, if condi-
tons are as rotten as repre-
Sented. does not Mr.. Arnold in
dict himself? He has been head
of the department of justice s
trust busting division for several
years. His primary duty has
been TO ferret out and uproot
lust such criminal conduct.
So far as known. he has not
been denied an adequate number
Of assistants and other employees
10 do a thorough job, nor has he
found the courts deaf 10 charges
against industrial and other
business groups; this is proved
by the convictions he has OBJ
tanned.
The opposite has been true
Of his labor activities. Convic-
tons against unions or other
labor groups on monopOilStiC
and other charges have been
conspicuous by their rarity.
Listening 10 a speech Mr. Arm
old recently made, one gathered
that he feels he has been handi-
capped at every turn in his at
tempts TO break up illegal labor
ConSplraCIeS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Aviation Firm S
Profits Steady

NEW YORK, Jan. Ga sharp
increase in the net earnings of
Republic Aviation Corporation in
the final half of 1871 is indicated
by preliminary. estimates of profits
for the full year.
Pending year-end adjustments,
which it is understood will be
favorable from the earnings view
point, 1t appears probable Repub-
lie Aviation will show a net profit
for the year approximately the
same as the S923,332, or So cents
a share, reported for all 1910.
On this basis the company had a
net profit in the final half in the
neighborhood of $1,250.00O, or
roughly SIPS per share. This COM
pares with net loss of S31S. GAO in
the first six months and with an
indicated net of only SS1,171. OF
s cents a share in the final half Of
1910. In the first half Of 1910 Re-
public had net profit of SS42 161,
equal to 70 cents a share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
On the Business Front

THE Business Front had a
tough day yesterday. Apparently.
il was The labor fronts day 10
howl because top flight Industrial
isis were conspicuous by their alb
>ence al the Economic Club.
And therein lies our biggest
complaint.
CAPITAL and labor viii never get
together until they're AZ least Will
ing 10 listen 10 the other side.
The speaker Of The day Was the
RI. Rev. MonSiCnor John A Ryan.
y. D.. well known Catholic liberal
from Washington, u. c. who dis
cu>sed the Moral Issue in Indus
tual Relations - With Particular
Reference 20 National Defense %
Now NOnsignor Ryan had an
important message for every in
dustriahSt IN Detroit I'm not goo
ing 10 say that they should accept
his premises 100 per cent but J da
maintain that ms subject was one
q industrys greatest problems
today
But because they did not wish ~
hear the other fellow S side IL mo
story they did not come OFT
And I'm not blaming me busl-
ne,S men alone. because labor
tst as bad GIVE VS. an u'stand-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06

tened to the other side They both
might learn something beneficial
As 10 what Monsignor Ryan had
70 say, briefly he reaffirmed in
dustryS right TO a fair profit.
labor'S right 10 organize and the
churchs right 10 discuss eco
Monies.
He discussed the John L. Lewis
stand on the closed shop for the
mines and said fatty that
Lewis was Just as wrong as the
steel company mine owners no
more and no less.
The Rev. Raymond s Clancy
well known Detroit Churchman
who introduced the Monsignor. did
a maSterful Job. He in turn was
introduced by Allen Crow. who
commented on the fact that The
Reverend Clancy dealt with two
unions as a trustee for a cemetery
Father Clancys very smart re.
tort follows
"One of the unions Is the
Building and Service Operators
Union. could never quite see
where they fitted into the Gem
etery picture until realized
that they maintain eternal
dwellings"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Auto
Graphs
Auto Dealers Keep
Optimism Despite
lnroads Of War
BY SILER FREEMAN

If anybody is entitled to show
some signs of pessimism under
the new order in the automobile
industry, it is the dealer body.
Production curtailed, now about
TO be stopped; unable to sell the
cars they have on hand and
which they carefully guarded for
the time when they would be
scarce, they are nevertheless
keeping a stiff upper lip and
doing little crying.
Go by any of the salesroons
these nights. There are few
"blackouts." The shiny new mod
els stand out bravely on the we'll
lighted floors. There are even
statesmen around, although they
are not allowed 10 sell.
On the bulletin boards for the
employees. notices are hung. The
notices are not a bit pessimistic.
Instead, they counsel their en-
ployes TO keep cheerful, spread
no rumors of failures or clos
ings and carry on as If 1t was
the good old days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Steel Rate
Continues
At sc Pct.

NEW YORK, Jan 6.-Steel OPP
erations for this week are sched-
uled at 96.4 per cent of ingot
capacity. compared with 96.1 per
cent in the previous week. an
increase of 3 of a point, or 3 of /
per cent, according to the Ameri-
can Iron and Steel Institute. A
month ago the indicated rate was
97l2 per cent.
The institute will hereafter give
with the operating rate the equiva-
lent tonnage represented. For this
week the quantity is 1,092. 700 tons
of steel ingots and castings.
Last week the tonnage was l.
5S7. 800, a month ago 10000 and
a year ago 1,534.S00
Following table gives COMPARE
son of current schedule with near
est corresponding week of previous
years, together with the changes
from the week Immediately pre-
CodiDp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Law Lacks Teeth

FIRST. the national labor law
provides no penalties for any
thing employees may or may not
do. Second. its administration
has been VIGOROUSLY one-slded.
Third. the heads of the admins
tration have consistently cOddled
labor Fourth, Supreme Court
rulings have added 10 Mr.. Arm
ODDS difficulties.
MIR Arnold has earned repu-
tation for fearleSSnesS. If he
finds himself thwarted in eradi-
eating labor evils, why does he
not take his case prominently
10 the American people? Why
does he not proclaim from the
houSetops how and why he finds
himself impotent?
Now that the fate Of this
country, not 10 say the fate of
the world, depends so vitally
upon maximum American pro-
duction, IS II not this proSecu-
tors bounden duty 10 expose
illegal barriers against maxi
mum production? II existing
legislation initiates a again I
achieving the fullest possible
output. Mr.. Arnold should forth
with do and say everything
within his power 10 arouse the
public and thus move Congress
TO enact effective legislation.
Palpably. the conditions ne
portrays both in industry and
labor are ScandalouS, shrek 1oI
prompt and drastic remedy.
Copyright, 1882. by B. {. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
CounseIs Good Service

One dealer, with a huge in
veStment which he recently made
by taking over a factory sales
room, tells his staff:
do your part. Above all, give
service and satisfy your Gus
toners 10 they'll come back
again. We can carry on In spite
Of everything"
That is the spirit that will win
out. None admits that his back
is TO the wall. Each awaits the
Will of the government. The ra-
tioning plan which is being de-
veloped in Washington they hope
will be fair 10 them, as we'll as
10 the government.
But whatever IL is, they will
live up to the letter. Ask any
of them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Air Raid Drill
N. Y. Bond Men Evaeuate
Rooms in 3I/7 Minutes

NEW YORK, Jan. 6-An air
raid evacuation drill was held by
the bond crowd in the New York
Stock Exchange after the close
yesterday. The $50 brokers,
clerks and Stock Exchange en-
.ployeS in the three bond rooms
were evacuated in 81 minutes,
under the supervision of one OF the
members in charge, Jerome w.
Nammaek.
After certain details are worked
out il is expected that the evacua-
,tion time may be cut 10 about 2i2
minutes.
A drill for the stock crowd is
expected TO be held soon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
F orbes
Arnold Paints
an Ugly Picture
of Conditions Here
By b. c. FORBES

An pgly picture Of American
industry. American business,
American union labor il painted
by Assistant Attorney General
Thurman Arnold in his annual
report All sorts Of con5emnable
practices are alleged. 'Prohiccr-
INK above patriotism is the key
note running through this dis
committing document
Ponder this extremely sweep
inc statement
Antitrust Investigations have
shown that there IL not an or
ganired basic industry In the
United States which has not
been restricting production by
some device or other In order to
avoid what they call the ruin
Gus overproduction after the
war.
one charge hurled against
labor unions
The refusal Of labor mOnopo-
lies 10 remove illegal restric-
tions which now Interfere with
full production"
lie also vows that "diStrlbu-
ton of food in large cities IS
hampered by monopoly charges
on transportation. distribution,
protective local trade barriers,
private pools 10 raise prices
through marketing arrange
mentS, and suppression of more
efficient ways Of distribution
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Buy u. S. Bonds With Current Income

4
a zab n a building loan
association paying 81 cent Would Ii be advisable to withdraw
this government bonds ."
would for the following The
financial disturbance and demoralzed
condition. If everybody should withdraw from
investments great would be done CA good rule follow
such matters by figuring what would happen
body doing it,
one of the Washington 10 mop up your
individual spending This supposed
prevent initiation Money already invested needed for
this purpose
also gather from letter that plan 10 buy
which should be enough
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Member Borrowings
Decline in December

NEW YORK. Jan. 6. Money
borrowed from banks. trust com
panieS and other lenders in the
United States, excluding borrow.
ingS from other members of Ma
tional Security Exchanges, re-
ported by New York S o k
member firms as of the
close of business December 81,
1888. col. 294, a decrease
of S47116.379 from the November
% total of S435.717673.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
People wilma TO Paw Is Pct. of Income

Probably about . oneourh of the national in
all people willing pay for government If the
national SlOO000OO0OO0 that would
S O000O00 for seng the debt and current government
spending
This terrific load however and in peace time il would
probably hghtened devaunG dollar and initiation You
national income" measured in doN If the
makes 81 where 81 before double the dollar
income Then the the number OF
dollars only half Of incomes!
This is known Tightening the burden of debt by Initiation
credit and t2
prices expenses find just hard pay
before.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Must Contribute TO Advancement of Race

lie farther. Is spend himself TO the
continuing benefit
do mi be of help-he
literally he spend his that he
better world behind him. If he Is 10 be Inspired
with feeling devotion he must contribute to the advance
O
There ceiling efforts: end to endeavOr
complication accomplishment Therefore, only here
that all human ultimately find their outlet; that
possess properly he put TO
the controlling and dominating fact
which the theory strength is based that work and
that abundant
activity;
happiness gifted
for others.
e.. As the strong man rejoiceh TO the
delights getting deeply involved in problems
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE or CALL FOR TENDER
HOTEL DEARBORN


TO ALL HOLDERS OF FIVE (5g) PER
CENT u o y AND NON INTEREST
REARING WARRANTS or J. II GUSTAV
STEPHENS SECURED BY MORTGAGE
COVERING HOTEL DEARBORN. DTAP.
BORN, MICHIGAN EXECUTED BY SAID
~ II GUSTAV sTEFFENs, As MORT
.GAGOR, TO EQUITABLE TRUST COM
.PANY, A MICHIGAN CoRPoRkTioN. As
TRUSTEE DATED AS OF DECEMBER
I, 1895:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE tina, Equtabls
Trust Company. Trustee under the above
mortgage, has now available funds which
will be used 70 retire bonds and non inter
est bearing warrants secured by the above
mentioned mortgage. and that under the
terms ~ said mortgage tenders 81 any Of
said bonds and non-interest bearing war.
rants for the purpose ~ redemption NAV
be made by the holders thereof 20 the
Trustee A. lts offices located ~ 500 Gris-
void Street, Detroit. Michigan, A. any tims
up 90 and including January %, 1912 and
such offers 50 received will be opened on
noon. az which time tenders win be ac-
cepted 20 the extent that funds are avail
able for that purpose.
statement of the price az which such
bonds and non-interest bearing warrants
are being rendered for redemption tsuch
price must not, however. be In excess OF
par and accrued interesp must accompany
such tender
Bonds and warrants may he rendered
separately. Bonds when rendered must
have attached all coupons due June 1.
1912. and subsequent
on the above mentioned date the Trustees
will use the moneys IN ~ hands applicable
20 the redemption OF bonds and non intereA
bearing warrants % the above issue, for
the redemption OF said bonds and nom
interest bearing warrants AZ the lowest
rendered price mot however. IN excess Of
par and accrued intsresD until such FUNDS
are exhausted.
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY,
Trustss
BY. VIM. p Crooke,
Trust officer
Dated January T. 1912
MfLBURN A SEMMES
Attorneys for Trustee.
32ss penobscot Building
Detroit Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan huRAal-erates l.
No !, 2ls inch minimum. unless otherwise
stated McIntosh $50 1175: Delicious.
81 GO ]. -, generally good quality, Sl.35
al 40. Northern Spys 81 s011T5 iona
thans. 81 80 l.75. T.. + Greetings, 81 IS;
Wageners, 81 1l IS, generally good quality.
81 n 90c BaldWins 81 ia I. 10.
BEANS Florida -hushel hampers, Black
Valentines $2.75p3. fair 225; lima
BROCCOLI California pony crates, Is
30 lunches. S325, Texas. 2s punches.
CABBAGE Old stock. New York so-lb
sacks Danish. 9ocr l. ne~ stock Arizona
Los Angeles crates round type - sou
IS, fair 81 Texas Los Angeles crates.
round type. S2.5oH2 65. fair 81; L crates,
CARROTS Los Angeles crates dor
punches Arizona. 81 o. %; California.
So p. FAIR 81 - Texas, s. r.
CELERY 80 Michigan bundles, l-ioz
stalks Mammoth Enr--Ef-taF- --t--+st -
punches 81 hearts 81 3511.40t California
Golden Heart. wirebound crates $40 doI
81 50: 1s-irch h-craies 6-l0s, 81 25r - n.
Florida Golden Hearts. e-doz. H25. IS
CAULIFLOWER- Pony crates 12s and
larger california 81 70Iis5. mostly
Si75. Arizona. few s.
GRAPES California display lugs. I'm
perors T. 8 fancy 81 10 2 30 African
pack sax: A'msrias African PACK 81
LETTUCE - Iceberg type. los Angeles
crates california Imperial Va .eNt 90 =,
IS ~ 4.doy g. SO ARIZONA. Yuma d's'
E.drz g. f0 ..s 900. A.aaz s. 30.
Phoenix cist, 4-d07 s., 6-doz 81 p ?
II2EAF LETTUCE ONO dollhouse lo-lh
o%loNs som sacks. sweet spanish
T. SO J. a-ln and lareer. Utah 81 p
NJ. Idaho 81 Idaho Z-3-in size, - -
Michigan r s. ~ yeI!uws 1850 r
2-in and larger 81 s0H2 mpeily 81 So
s5 far 81 -; L. $ No whites me-
POTATOES .1OOIh sacks Idaho Russo
BurbAnks. q 3 No. washed, 50 10
iO-lb sacks, 81 33c. Maine 1O0-lb SACKS
n. s No ! Chippewas and ka'ahdins
81 45u2 50. l5-lb paper sacks. 8 = $50
Michigan lOO-lh sacks. T. :. No. /. Rus
set Ruras 81 1o chippewa. - 10 =
%. Upper Peninsula. L. $. No. J. Greer
Mountains. lO0-ib sacks. 81 10 = Is; l5Ii
paper SACKS. $40. Nebraska. 5O-lh c0ttor
sacks T. s. No. J. washed. 1riumphs
81 DTl IS Sew stock Florida lu crates
u S No l. Trumpn, 81 Texas. 81
RADIsHEs- Texas pony crates, ~
punches. S225a25O.
RUTABAGAS Canada Sob SACKS
waved 65u sjc.
sHALLoTs Louisiana bbls 20 do'
punches Ss.75a7. crates. don, 81.
doz, 81 So
sPINACH-Texas bu baskets, savoy
type SOC ~ xi15. mostly pOc 81.
SWEET POTATOES Porto Rcan vans
bu crates, T.. s. No. !, Louisiana, 81 50 n
/ rs. Tennessee, generally good quality
bu hampers, Nancy Halls t1.l5V 30. bu
New Jersey bu hampers, U. 3. No. Jer-
seys. red soil stock. 81 90.
TOMATOES--iO-ib Cartont, fepAcks. me
diums, $40: small. SiIi.i0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Sees Future Market

The forward looking dealer
also sees around the corner. He
is convinced that while the i'm
mediate outlook is bad. the far
view offers a lot.
The war isn't going 10 last for
ever, he tells himself. and mean
while with the rigid restrictions
on tires and cars, a new and
great market Is being built up II
will probably be the greatest
market in the history OF auto
mobiles.
All the dealers have 10 do 70
get new hope is 10 look back 10
the POS. at the end Of the first
war. And they can multiply the
one that is in the making several
times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Farmers Market

APPLES Mcintosh. fancy. 50 bu: No
J. Sl.2an175: No. 2 75e hu.; Northerr
spys, fancy. S2p25O bu.; No. /, 81 5Oq
l75; No ?. Si25: Greetings. No. /. 75C
aS125 bu.: No. ?. soc hu.; Jonathan
fancy. S1.75 bu.. no. l. Sl25al.5o; No
?. 81; Delicious, fancy. 81 25 bu.; No. !
N.5oa2 bu,; No. 2, 75c bu; SHOWS, No
/. s1a15 30 bu.; No. ?. 75c bu.
BETS s01 75c bu.
. eABBAdE i, soc@S1;1o bu No
2, soc bu.; curly. No. /, 80 75c hu.
CARROTS Fancy. 81 % bu. No. ]. 900
gSl 10 bu.; No ., 75c bu.
CELERY-Fancy 6oa75c doz. punches
No. /, 40d soc, No. 2. 20 25c.
CELERY sQUARE-No. |, $125g1 80
CELERY cABBAGE-Faney, Sl25 bu.
CELERY RooTs-No. I. Sia125 bu.
medium. S10T so; small Ss.75H9
FENNEL--No. l. $125g 30 doz. bchs
HoRsERApIsH-Fancy. st25 bu.; No
I, S2.75H 3.25 bu; NJ. 3 So
81 5OGI.75 5O-ib. sack; No ?. ST.
PARsLEY-No !. 35A50c dn7 lunches
PARSLEY RooT-No. /, 81 q l.50' No
" PARsNiPs-No. 1. sla14O bu; No. ?
POTATOES Fancy s1.25 bu.; No. /
81 1O1l 20. No ?, 30 y 7jc.
POULTRY AND HOGS - Hens, live
heavy breeds. % 24c b.: leghorns, ls0
zoe: brollers. heavy, - " 26c 10; hroilers
leghorns. IL y 2oc ID. aogs, medium,
dressed 1871 20c 10.
PUMPKINS !. 401 soc bu.
RADIsHES--Red, dollhouse, No. I, 500
CSC doz punches,
RUTABAGAs- No. !. ~ n roc bu
RHUBARB 49, Hothouse fancy. 81 5-lb.
box; choice, 75c 5-lb. box
SQUASH Hubbard No I 40T soc
Table queen, No. / As z soc; 80, ?, Boo
Delicious. No l. 500 csc bu.
TURNIPs Fancy, 81 bu; no. 1, coo
VEGETABLE GREENS Collards No
I. 65cnSl bu.; escarple. No. /, 500 zoe
bu French eudiHe, fancy, 81 so BIB. box
No I. 81 IS; No. 2. 81 Kohl rabi. No.
IS u Doc dOz. lunches kale. No. !, 40
csc bu leaf lettuce, dollhouse. No. I. g0c
HSi lob. basket. leeks, No. !, 500 75c
dOz. lunches
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. /. 600
75c doz. punches
Williams ONO Matte Heating Corporation
FOR the fiscal year ended october 81 had a
net loss Of SIS 1871. against a net loss Of
I . 4 lt,.rr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Penn Rubber Officers

Howard w. Jordan. president
Of Pennsylvania Rubber Com
pany, announces the appointment
Of Roderick b Cave as sales
manager and Paul c. Mathewson
as factory manager
Cave comes TO Pennsylvania
Rubber Company directly from
Electric Auto-Lite Company OF
Toledo. O., where he was assist
ant sales manager. merchandise
ing division. Mathcwson was
formerly factory superintendent
OF the Armstrong Rubber Com
pany, West Haven. Conn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. RukeYser
WarfineS Spur
Men To Leadership

The nations peril wartime may be expected to release
untapped of human power and creation
Erwin Haskell Schel of the faculty of the MASSACHUSETTS
Institute Technology book entitled New Strength
New Leadership makes timely contribution 10 American
intended especially TO lift
men Of parts rather than mediocrieS.
In he formulated the human qualities which de-
emine which individuals shall be appointed generals and
admra not only in the armed services but also business
volume which gudebook Tor
leaders especially helpful young and women who are
seeking find for life amidst the current Commissions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06

facturers Life
Insurance Com
pany. His APP
point m @ n I as
manager of that
agency became
effective Jan. l,
1912.
Milligan was
formerly man.
ager of the COM
p a n Us branch
office in Pitts
burgll.
In addition to
the members of
the d e tr o | I
Agency. A. Mac
kenZie. assistant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Seek Security and Progress Through O4ense

schel discussion of how and stirring events develop
S especially timely
Instead of making by desructivey dwelling
the obvious horrors of war, Schel points out:
"The beginning found in the principle that
designed than this. persona)
poorly equipped for defense
We must seek security and through oens
We initiative in the business of living
is abundant life gifted
person be "A hepfulness well II he Is 10
enjoy zeal minister to the people He
ne This the law.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
N. Y. Phone Station
Gain Best Since %

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-New York
Telephone Company added more
instruments 10 its lines in 1871
than in any previous year since
1929. Total gain for last year was
l0703i, against 92205 for 1910.
In 1929 the company'S station gain
was 166 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
S. A. {. Annual Meeting

The Society OF Automotive
Engineers will hold It's annual
dinner meeting az the Book
Cadillac on Wednesday, Janu-
airy Ii.
Principal speaker will be Fred
NJ. Zcder. vice chairman OF the
board Of ChrySler Corporation.
The meeting is confined 10 MEM
bers Of the society.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Lewis Haney
LEWIS HaneY
u. =. Debt Expands
To Around 80 Billion

\ =
How big is the public much debt can
stand?
Thephlc debt is growing rapidly that il is diff
$ present The total probably
SS0oo0OOOO00 This includes about S2oO000OOO of state
about
roughly around $4,000 for every family IN the country.
Nobody exactly large debt will get how
been good deal of talk about
upper eO0OOOO000 however which would be nearly
as large As
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Metal Markets

New York ana wholessis nonferrous
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division Detroit. spot % per ont
tin, nominal; New YORK So future tin,
81 lake grade copper delivered Midwest
IL slectrolytic spot smelter Ia casting
copper ii.75 St Louis lead s 10: ST.
Louis zinc. rs: New York antimony. I4i
virgin aluminium. Is.
Export copper. il Is: resale, IA Free
sterling exchange. S403ik q4o4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06

ing speaker WIN known pro-in-
dusuy 8cnder9Ies AMI YOU can
shoot q cannon bali through the
BAH without niuring one friend
oi labor
If> time they both got over
their It'lc boy attitude and lis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Dividends

Melville Shoe Corporation de-
clared a dividend of so cents on
the common, payable February 2,
TO stock of record January 10.
Paid the same amount February /,
last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Insurance Firm
Names Manager

At a dinner at the Book Cadillac
Hotel last night, William NJ. Mill
gan, c. l.. L., was formally intro
.duced 10 the members of the
Downtown Agency of the Manu-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06

Market rteady. Hens. 5 los and up,
23c ieghorn hens, lbs and up, 1sc
rock broilers. 22c: course and shaggy
springers. 1sc: leghorn stays, l5c. rock
sprinFers 23c; cocks, 0ul4c, young hen
turkeys. 10 lbs. and up, 25c Young tom
turkeys IS lbs and under 22c; over is
los zoe ducks. white, 1sc. geese. 16c.
FGGS-Market FIRM Current receipts.
21t.c. undergrade. PA n 2ec
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06

general manager and manager Of
agencies; A. Kinch, agency super
intendent. and j. A. Broadbent,
inspector. All of the head office
in Toronto. Canada, were present.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
SpiegeI, Inc, declar

SpiegeI, Inc, declared a quar-
terly dividend of Is cents on the
common, payable January 81. TO
stock of record January II. Paid
the same amount in the preceding
quarters.