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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-05-29
National Parks Will
Cdrru On As Usual

I'VE are going to be on the job as
usual in the national parks of the
United States" NJ. v. Walker, chief
naturalist of Glacier park told gath
ering at Whitefish
THE national parks are going to OPP
crate as usual, as the government feels
there is truth in the quotation man
gains wisdom through wise use of leis-
ure time and that there is no better
place than the national Fairgrounds
to build up morale.
Feeding the bears in Glacier park.
however, does not constitute wise use
of leisure time" Walker said, referring
to a problem which last year caused
great concern to the park management
Walker showed slides of Glacier.
Bryce canyon, Grand canyon, Zion and
Crater Lake parks, with comment on
the history and particular charm of
each park. He termed Bryce canyon
"the most colorful of the southwest's
parks and told of the discovery of the
Grand canyon by the Spaniards in
1910.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-05-29
Resident of ChOteau
Gums Coin Dating
Back 1926 Years

Some 40 years ago back in Mime
sofa, AL Strom, now Of Choteau. found
an old coin which he has kept in
his possession ever since Recently L.
]. Howard sent the coin to the Smith
sonian institution to have 1t classified,
and Strom was surprised to find he
had specimen that dated back about
1925 years.
The coin was examined by T. T.
Belote, curator of history. who reports
upon it as follows:
THE enclosed coin Is in such a poor
state Of preservation that its exact
identification is difficult. 1t appears,
Roman coin struck in Alexandria,
Egypt, during the reign of the En-
peror Hadrian, 117-138 A. D., when
empire. Such coins are lacking in SCI
entific and monetary value.
"a reliable publication on the coins
Of this character is the 'Catalog of
the Coins of Alexandria and the
MONIES by Reginald s. Poole which was
published by the British museum in
1892 as one volume of a series Of
such catalogs which describes in de-
tail the collection of Greek and Graeco-
Roman coins in the British museum
The Graeco-Roman series OF coins
which is Greek in the cultural sense
of that term and Roman from the
viewpoint of its official source has not
been described in any popular work
on the subject of numismatics because
the coins in this series are usually
lacking in art and intrinsic value and
with some exceptions are consequently
of very little interest to the average
collector of ancient Coins"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-05-29
AWhN RMAAAA hAANhMA
Fairgrieve Was Labor Leader
And Former State Legislator

Alex Fairgrieve. 81. who died at his
Washoe home, was one Of the oldest
citizens of that area in point Of resi-
dence and also one Of the most prom
inent.
He was one Of the leaders in de-
velopment Of coal fields at Red Lodge
and as a labor leader won the respect
of both labor and capital.
Born in Scotland on Sept. 3. 1850.
he came with his parents in 1865 to
the United States and to Cumberland.
Md. He started work In the coal mines
as a trapper boy, winning promotions
until 1887. when he came to Red Lodge,
he was full-fledged miner.
On arriving there he formed pros
pecting partnership with William Nc
Millen. John Rae and Gebhart Patter-
son. The year 1887 marked the start
of a mining boom there, and the quar-
tet discovered mines which later were
operated by the Northern Pacific rail-
way. In 1888 he started prospecting for
the Montana Coal &, Iron Co. firm
with which he was associated at in
tervals until his death. He was a
foreman for this company for many
years and in recent years he was a
mine Waterman.
In 1900 he was elected president Of
the Montana Federation of Labor an
office in which he served until 1909
And in 1909 and 1910 he was president
of the United Mine Workers of Amer
lea, district 81.
A republican, he served In the state
legislature for three terms, was a men,
Der Of the 18th, 10th and 2lst sessions
In all three terms he was chairman
of the labor committee.
His marriage at Red Lodge in No
vember, 1888, to Jean Rae, daughter
of his former partner, was the first
ever performed in that city. Red Lodge
was a part Of Park county at that
time and Fairgrieve secured his license
at Livingston and returned for the
wedding.
He was one Of the oldest Masons
in the state, was a member of Star
in the West lodge No. 40, at Red Lodge
since 1890. He also was affiliated with
the Scottish rite at Livingston and the
Al Bedoo temple at Billings. He was
a member Of Knights Of Pythias for
Sc years.
Surviving are daughter, Mrs. Eliza
beth Doyle of Washoe; two brothers,
James of Barton, Md, and William
Of Cumberland, Md, and sister, Mrs.
Martha Anderson of Tekamah, Neb.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-05-29

SUNSHINE RANCH. Steele North Dakota. in
vites you to inspect the yearlins and two
year-old bulls and the open and bred heifers
We have for sale. They are tops in breeding
and quality.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-05-29
Holdings Doubled
of Purebred Cattle

Farmers doubled their holdings Of
purebred dairy cattle during the past
10 years, according to Karl B. Musser,
secretary-treasurer of the American
Guernsey Cattle club. in his report to
the 65th annual meeting held in Min
neapolis.
Guernsey breeders expanded even
more rapidly than the average, &C
cording to Musser. In line with this
increased interest in purebred cattle
official testing of production in order
to obtain inheritance data. increased
by three times. OF the 2.785 breeders
in all dairy breeds assembling pro-
sey cattle.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-05-29
Gas Tax Revenue
viii Be Cut in Half

Montana highway officials estimated
that gasoline tax revenue for the 10
month period ending June 30, 1913,
win be from 50 to % percent under
normal.
Previously. On the basis Of tire ra-
tioning, the highway commission had
predicted . 3 percent drop tn revenue
would b greater n additional wartime
restrictions booaRae nooo0sxy.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-05-29
Flour Mill Sold

The Stanford flour mill has been
sold by L. J. Vandenberg Of Spaulding.
Neb. to farmers and ranchers Of the
Stanford vicinity. organized into a cor
poration known as the Farmers Co
operative Mill e. Elevator Co. There
are so stockholders.
Capital stock of the corporation will
be $4,000, divided into shares Of 500
each.
The mill is of lOO-barrel capacity
and with it goes nine lots. There y
also a 2O.OO0-bushel elevator capacity.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-05-29
KARAKUL SHEEP

80 FINE REGISTERED KARAKUL SHEEP
very reasonably priced. E. Maggs. Star
, Route. Gig Harbor. Wash.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-05-29

Under the guidance Of its national
economic defense council, which was
organised to promote and protect the
economic interests Of the country, Bra
I'll Is producing new articles to replace
manufactured goods formerly import
ed but now no longer obtainable BE-
cause Of the war.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-05-29
Class;f ;ed-
LIv EST 0Ck
Advertising

CATTLE
S~.~~Ses~Sos~S~~-~~~~s~
Northumberland Herefords IS Bulls 40
females Will be sold at auction at our ranch
near Wing, North Dakota. on June 10. 1882
Write for catalog. Patterson Land Company.
Bismarck, North Dakota.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-05-29

A bug deflector of transparent plas-
tic has been devised to prevent auto
mobile windshields from attracting so
many insects.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-05-29

HEADS LIQUOR BOARD
A. E. McF'atridge of Billings has
been elected chairman of the Mon
tana liquor control board to replace
Howell Harris of Highwood. Cascade
county rancher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Where To Ice Skate
City Announces III Outdoor Kinks Which Are
Prepared for Skating Enthusiasts

nWysr. Mitchell between Alexandrins and
Superior, Seven Mile road and Maplewood
West SIDE Kinks. Baby Greek. Wood mere
and Vernon highway, Clark Park. Lafayette
and Clark. Palmer Park, Woodward and
seven Mile. Stoepel Park No. /, Evergreen
and outer drive. Stoepel Park No ?
ChiGaeo and As6ury PARK, and two Kinks
IN River Rouge Park, one A. LAhscr road
and outer drive and one IN Spinoza drive
AZ Tohoggan Hiil.
West side Fairgrounds and schools
RAglev school Rnselawn and GreenlaWn
Birdhurst Recreation Center, 2O455 Wood
inEham drive Boys club, Livernois and
Michigan, BrEhtmoor Community Center
ANS Wsstbrook; Burgess School, vassar
and Frlsbee Burt School. Braile and Pat.
ton, Crary School. Murray HI and Flor.
enct Civic League. kingsviIle and Lang
Coolidge School, lo027 Woodmont. Coftey
school. Lindsay and Cambridge. Dings
man. Martin and McGrsV Ewaid between
Warren and Msybury Edison school be
tween Rutland and Longacre; Fenkell. be
tween Fenkeu and Fourteenth. Ca rduer
School, Mansfield and Rutherford Hunter
School, Ormand and Colonial. Hemptor
School. 1880 Warrington drive: Hubert
school, 1925 Lamphere Gate NJ Heaven
1880 81, Marys, Kennedy School. 23i1
Linden. Littlefted Ohio and Fullerton
INor'hwsstern. Grand River ana West Grand
boulevard. NaEel, Fourteenth between Pine
and Perry. Parkman school Robson, be.
tween Mckenzie and JOY road: Precious
Rlnad Church Srcwden ard Grove Roose-
welt School, Ia Sale and webb: ST Fran
els Home Linwood and Feukel, ST Mary >
School Redfprd Sophie Wright Settlement
u. Of y. Fairfield and Florence
Kinks on west Side private property or
following streets.
Birwood. between Fenkeu and Keeier
Bernard, northwest corner Charles and
Rochelle: Burgess. between Acacia and
Lyndon Chicago boulevard and Twelfth
street; Chey enne, between Westfield and
Pills. Cheyenne. between Eaton ana Iyn.
don. DWyer and Disner. DeCosta and
Chalfonte. Edinburgh and Santa Maria
Greenfield and Grand River. Grandmont
between Kendall and Schoolcraft. Manor
between Midland and Keller. Milnar and
Odel Powell and lakewood. Powell and
HEIDI, Prest and Thatcher: Provost, be
tween Florence and Nern. Pierson and
Grove Pilgrim and Vaughan; Rutland and
Capital. Solvsy and Melville Snodwen and
Grove Sorrento and Flmtra Westmoriand.
between santa clara and Curtis, and Wa
hash and ForuHn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Steel Output
In Slight Drop

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-Opera.
tions Of the steel industry for the
week beginning December Ii are
scheduled at 9S.4 per cent of ca.
pacity. decrease of o. points OF
, Of l per cent from the preceding
week when 4he rate was 9S.6 per
cent, according 10 the American
Iron and Steel Institute. a month
ago the rate was 9S.7 per cent.
This weeks rate represents a
production Of 1853 300 net tons
compared with $50. 700 tons the
previous week. l ,6SS. 400 net tons a
month ago and 16l750O tons a
year ago, when the rate was 979
per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15

Department OF Parks and Recre-
alton announced today that l12
skating rlnks have been prepared
IN parks, on Fairgrounds, school
grounds, church grounds and on
private property. All have been
flooded. hut skating will depend
upon weather conditions.
East side parks arc: Belle Isle;
Chandler Park. Warren and Con-
nor; Pngree Park, Forest and
lroquOis.
East side playground, s1d school ground
public or parochial with Kinks are Al.
-onquin, foot Of Eavshoe; Arthur School
Harvard and Mckinney AverhiU. Coplin
and Averhll. Bradley. Concord and Mack
Brewster. 81. Antoine and Alfred Gala
1 91 Ferry near, Elmwood Cs',ator.
school. 1892 Copln Dodge Community
Center Dryer ana Farr; Elmwood Recre
ALTON Center. Congress and ElmWood
DENNY Hlgh. Kelly road and seymour
Frucv school between Blushill and South.
7wp'on Fairp9rt. between Gratlot and
SlN-Mne road Gallagher. Kercheval and 81
Joan. Goodale School. Longview and Dick
Gunston Piagneld. Harper and Conner
HoWarlh.-Pa Packard and Nevada. Jayne
Field Charles and Fenelnn, Kern PlAyfield,
Seven Nile and So Louis; Lodge Plsyheld.
Van DYKE Rud Georgia Law School. Carrie
and Lantz MarXhausen school Cadillac
and Warren. Northern High owen and
John r. Northeastern High, Fast Warren
and Beard. Pershing High. Ryan road and
Seven Nile, Protestant OrphanaEe, Jeffer-
son and Adair. Resurrection school. be
tween DIVER ara Dorothy, 81 Anthony
Field north ~ Gratioi; 81 Clair Recrea-
ton Center. Fairview between Warren and
t8rficis a. David Church Gunston and
Rosemary. 50 Timothy Church Wayhurn
and MuranE; S'ellVagen School. Outer drive
and Bat0ur, Troesfer, between Queen and
HAYES Van Antwerp, Ferry and Russell F.
Vernon Grsndv and Chene. wayne SchooI,
LakcpoIut and CourNIue, wilkins School,
Nashville and Hamburg
Kinks have been constructed on vacant
property on the following streets Eastwood
and Reno Harvard and Chandler Park
drive. Hayes and Eastwood jeanne and
NcNiChoIs lAV'es and HalIeck. Miller and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Brokers Get Break!
New York Stock Exchange Reduces Number
Of Questonnaires for Next Year

NEW YORK, Dec. 15-New
York Stock Exchange members
next year will have to answer
fewer questionaires from stock
exchange.
Effective the first of the year,
the following changes in previous
rules and policies will come into
force:
IA reduction from four Ia
three in each calendar year in
number of answers TO financial
missionaries required 10 be sub
mitted by member firms carrying
accounts for public.
"a reduction from four ia
two in each calendar year in the
number of answers 10 financial
queStionnaireS required 10 he sub.
mltted by member firms not
carrying accounts for public.
IA revision in capital require
mentS TO eliminate consideration
of uncleared-rcgular way-pur
Chases and sales of securities.
Edward G. Gray, director of de
partment Of member firms, SAFE
that on basis of four years expert
.cncc. the stock exchange believe,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Food Reaches
12-Yedr Peak

WASHINGTON. Dec. 15.-Be-
cause of higher prices for fresh
fruits, vegetables and fish. the
average family food bill increased
ID per cent between October IN
and November II. the labor de-
partment reported.
On an overall basis. the depart
ment said. the cost OF food now In
rs per cent higher than in the
middle OF May. which was about
the time the price control began.
The departments index of retail
food costs November II was 1911
per cent Of 1859 average. This
was the highest since January OF
1890.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Commodity Prices
Hit New High Level

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-The
weekly wholesale commodity price
IndoN compiled ny the National
Fertilizer Association rose last
week 20 = now high level. This
index I'm the week ended December
- stood AZ 1910 per cent of
1858 average of 100. compared
with 1906 I'M the preceding week
Index was 1904 a month ago and
1871 year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Terminal Rec.
Aids Red Cross

Heres Your chance 70 enjoy
YOUR faNorio sport and contribute
10 a worthy cause at the same
time
All day Saturday entire pro-
coede from each line bowled at
Terminal Recreation, 74l6 West
IOrt street Will be turned over
10 The American Rcd Cross, &C
cordns 90 Frank DunaSk, pro-
pret0r
Duna>N VII pay the pin Toys
and other expenses for the day
out of G.s own pocket There Will
be- representatives 81 tho Red
Cross u0 duty most OF the dav Al
t1e Terminal Recreation All -
ALLEYS Wi, be open all day for
bow 'r-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Dividends

Edison Brothers stores. Inc. has
declared the extra dividend Of *
cents on the common, payable
December Is, 10 holders Of record
December q, bringing the total
for the year 10 $l.25, against $40
in 1911.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Sloan d Director
OF J. P. Morgan Firm

NEW YORK Dec. Is At a
special meeting OF tho board of
directors OF j. p Morgan d Co.
Inc Alfred T. Sloan Jr. J.. Tap
pan Si4nrard James l.. Thomson
and John S IlnSsCr were elected
members OF The board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15

present requirements are more eX-
tenSlve than reasonably necessary
The changes were also mace SC
as to relieve some of pressure on
member firms and stock exchange
arising from loss OF personnel tC
armed forces and government
service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Usual SemidnnuaI
BY National Bank

National Bank ~ Detroit has
declared The >cmannual dividend
nt 30 cents on 100000 shares col
common stock payable Fob
l'il '1 holder, of record Jan d.
1873 a like amount Was paid
.A.s !. 1872.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Stock Market
Little Inclined
To Make Shift
Prices Wind Up
Mixed With Tone
Mostly Sta9nant
BY BROADAN WALL
International News Service Financial Writer

NEW YORK. Dec. Is. The
stock market showed little dispo-
Sition 10 move either way yeSter-
day and prices wound up mixed.
Due chiefly 10 switching opera
ton sand some further tax sales.
volume totaled 6S4 sos shares.
Chemicals provided a late fea-
ture as Dow moved up for a gain
of more than point and others
wiped out morning losses. Union
Carbide rose a fraction to a new
high OF 7S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15

George A. Fuller Company has
declared a dividend Of 81 on the
common. payable December e. 10
holders Of record December 81
The previous payment was 81 ini-
tial ON the now common Deem
Der u last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15

Kirby Petroleum Company has
declared a dividend of 10 cents,
payable December %. 10 holders
of record December Is The previ-
Gus payment was a like amount
March IS, 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Charles Town Results

WRIST RACE year .ol6' ana w. shout
49, fu-'7-rt
Doll, tAusifu' 1850 m 81
F-0Vr Csrrs tScoecAh son 81
Book lNl'lsrt M
Time 50 rs ~ ifT.
Prince TruIsy. Htnlsye. vsldirs osk an
Navigation also ran
SECOND RACE -2.yesr-o'1f srd u a..
'uri0nrS
vendor, r,.r C.u,tD $50 400 20
Grand LADY tRoOb 90 @ O.
Aisefeda tsceoraJ g.
Time 20 - oT fff4
q q Ham tor. Pretty Iarv Hfnflfv
PrsIton and Chancer also ran
THIRD RACE a.ycar-o0as srd ~ sto..
EavA Echo ,K,ra $50 40 $50
Darby Dallas lDat,'ol so t2n
Spectator Root 500
Time t.l1. ~ -
fosurY Dividend Pair Hero G|ncCchIa
and LsfitiA :. also fsr.
FOURTH RACE 2.yesr-olds ~ 'ur
longs
HAND Ne Down tscoceA) 70 an 200 go
SUeetfs Face Hernandez 50 M
Tw0trmsr tCIsEgetb ~
Time y i.t. ~ tl'R
chat Hopkins s-Froshoy. ratsrd and
IEhi Vale Also ran
al 4 Hughes entr
FlFTH RACE 7year-'- and up
gN0ut a Mic
MArsndan tHsrnands1) 40 77a go
Rare tSCpccal SD pu
Hard Loser tPslumpol 80
Time 3 3-S. or -
Miss l. = CornFla Jane Certain Part
Treetons and Little Pete also ran
SIXTH RACE--s-yesr oifs and w about
'. mile
- H+tsttA-l f,las sai44 --- "a A En--s ~
SIR KID (Hsrnarde1l % go
pcfes Bet tScocCap So
Time - ~ 81
Moissses Mibs Suno0EN' n EhVarok
oidree and Terry Maj also ran
SEVENTH RACE yssr-oid' sn1 ur
: lis miles
Tflevans tPlr'yRckfTl a 80 50 80
Iasfy Kiss fRoofi 500 20
T no pisv tHerrAr0r7N so
Time ~. rn Ng
Mia Toast Grnucrer.s BOY Herud =
? ate, Bsss Ana hate smith aso ran
tIGHTE RACE a-,ssr.ofa' .01 Hr 1fs
= lrh Going R's'rarssr' 50 so sso $50
>rnrriort tHoopsrI g. 80 1u
IHrress Dei (R00f' eo
r no So o. on 7-
t5ts-e Line Hsds star. Tar Ms Ts.a1
49, 7lfnsfhe| also rar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15

Endicott Johnson Corporation
has declared dividend of u cents
on the common, payable January |,
10 holders Of record December "A
The same amount was paid in the
preceding quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
LEW
WALT ER'S
BEST BETS
CHARLES TOWN

ROYAL FLEET. Teddy la. Buckle
Down
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ROWING EYE, Time Her. Happy
Hostess
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p REAL ROY. bullet = SesVav
. LORD NATOUT Dark ACe Skecfrr
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IatkHWanna
PATHFINDER. Honey Chile. Gran
dcur
q FLYING WEST Teco Tack, Firk
BEST nc FAM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
RAYON SHARES SOAR

Rayon shares were lifted 10 new
highs. CelaneSe was up a fraction
and industrial rayon a point at the
days best level
American Telephone. eX divi.
dend, was depressed by the coming
hearings this week on long
distance phone rates before the
FEC. 1t was down over a point
around noon and showed little
rallying power.
Steels and motors firmed In the
last hour. but some forenoon irreg-
ularlty persisted. Big Steel ended
and Bethlehem q
higher. General Motors got back
all but = Of its loss and Chrysler
gained "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
AMERICAN ARLINEs UP

American Airlines sold UP u
and Douglas gained a. United
Aircraft and Lockheed on the
other hand were set back frac-
|tionally.
Eastman Kodak jumped a point
IN the high-priced section.
Rails enjoyed a mild rally in p
generally steady bond market.
Grains leveled off after a slight
morning rise. Cotton rose 40 10 65
lCents a bale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
FAIR GROUNDS

MisHARK Black Walnut ro,ai
Marih0r1
> WAR PITTTON Favor Hrri call.
. PALIIF STAR Rel Ted WISE
STYLUS Pops Pick. NaIdIuA Foe
RICHMOND. Happy Note, Golden
Goose
s--NALnlNA HOST, study Period Miss
Daunf
7-FRAIsFWoRTHY, Barnreat. Plucky
Muffin
BEST STYLUS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15

Standard Steel Spring Company
has declared a dividend of 80 cents
payable December %, 10 holders
of record December y, making
total payments of $3.50 for 1912
the same as IN 19fl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Merrimack MANUFACTURING Com

pany has declared dividend OF
$3.50 on account OF accommodations
on the 5 per cent preferred, pay
able December e. TO holders OF
record December Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Lumber Production
Still at Hiqh Level

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Na-
tional Lumber Manufacturers
Association reported that lumber
production for the week ended
December 5 stood at 12i per cent
of the average of the correspond
ing week of 1858 and shipments
at 155 per cent. Shipments ex-
ceeded production by 1873 per cent
and new orders were ia per cent
greater than production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15

National Power and Light Conn
pany has declared the regular
quarterly dividend of $50 on the
SO cumulative preferred. payable
February !. to holders Of record
January -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Work for You!

When you have something 10 seI-e house 70 renf-when
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