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Evening star., 1942-04-01

for the operation Of spies and
saboteurs throughout the United
States.
The one mistake in the carefully
planned scheme. the paper added,
was the failure Of the perpetrators
to realize that as they cleared sales
through United States banks they
automatically left permanent rec
ord with the names and addresses
Of those with whom they dealt.
Records of such sales already have
been subpoenaed from at least one
bank. the Daily News asserted.
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Interned Engineer
Identified by Brother

Pvt. William J. Copper Of Waynes-
boro, Va, stationed with the Wash
ington Anti-Aircraft Command,
found the name Of his brother,
Robert G. Copper, in The Stars list
of those interned by the japanese
In the Philippine Islands.
Pvt. Copper's brother, 1897 grad
Evening star., 1942-04-01

Of Arnold O. Lowry, 80. colored, Of
Slit Deane avenue NE, the jury
held Ida Mae Lipscomb, 81, colored.
of the same address for action of
the grand jury.
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sonnel to bring the stan in each Of
the four Offices to about 400 workers
will be recruited from the areas in
which the new Offices are located.
Evening star., 1942-04-01

uate Of the University Of Virginia,
was an electrical engineer with the
Navy, stationed at the Cavite Naval
Base.
Evening star., 1942-04-01

Don't spend your money building
an air raid shelter. Buy Defense
bonds and stamps and keep the
bombers away.
Evening star., 1942-04-01
Youth, Is, Held for Jury
In FutuI Shooting

A 16-year-old colored boy was held
for action Of the grand jury yester-
day in connection with the fatal
shooting of Paul s. Byrd, 80, colored,
Evening star., 1942-04-01

LOS sANGELEs-ARRESTED ON sEDITION CHARGES-Ellis O.
Robert Noble leaders of two isolaonist
izaons were arrested last night by agents on Sedon
of the State Attorney Generals staff
searching search warrant issued
on State charge Of criminal libel Of Gen. Douglas Macarthur
"A. P. Wirephoto
The daily monitor leader., 1942-10-23
adetRecruiting Work
Wins Honor for Volunteer
NEWS COMES TO-DAY that

NEWS COMES TO-DAY that
Miss Georgia Skinner has re-
ceived an honorary commission
of second lieutenant for per-
Torrance of duties in service OF
the Air Cadet Recruiting Aides.
Miss Skinner received the
honor at impressive ceremonies
in the Federal building yester-
day, when members of the Board
of Trustees of the Air Cadet Re-
cruiting A des of Michigan,
headed by Col. B. p. Wilson.
gathered.
Miss Skinner serves at the
hangar" or recruiting station
at MacGregor Public Library in
Highland Park, where she is as
sistant librarian and chief Of
circulation, and she also serves
at other recruiting posts in De-
troit.
Questioned as to how she hap
pened to get into this work, Miss
Skinner said,
81 am not q good knitter, so
/ looked around for something
l could do to help the war ef-
fort. In early Summer ] took
training at recruiting classes at
the Federal building in Detroit,
The daily monitor leader., 1942-10-23
Circle Aids
Red Cross

A DONATION of $40 to Red
Cross kits for overseas service
men was a highlight of the
Margaret Bottome Circle busi-
ness meeting yesterday at the
home of Mrs. Louis Sonnen-
burg.
Mrs. A. w. Fattler, county
president, reported on the re-
cent state convention of King S
Daughters to the circle, telling
them that Michigan Kings
Daughters have the highest
record in the country for send
ing gifts to the Indian soldiers.
They have sent a total of 81
780 gifts.
Plans were made for a rum
mage Nov. 13 and IA in the
Krauseneck building, with Mrs.
H. F. Schroeder as chairman,
and arrangements for pot
luck dinner with husbands at
the Kings Daughters Home on
Nov. 10 at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. N. B. Sutton presented
a reading entitled Sacrifice. Z"
Mrs. Fred Tyack will be hostess
at her new home, AZ Scott
boulevard, on Nov. S.
MRS. DONALD LINK enter
tanned her club today at her
home on North River road.
MRS. RALPH GARMAN
(Lorraine Jarchow) and son,
Ralph Sheldon, Jr., have left by
plane for San Antonio, Tex, to
make an extended visit with
Mrs. D. D. Brannon, who was
formerly a member of the
Army Nursing Corps stationed
at Selfridge Field.
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Card Club Meets
With Mrs. Gastmeier

MRS. THEODORE CAST
MEIER entertained her card
club. now in its eighth year,
last evening. Prizes went to
Mrs. Walter Grunow and Mrs.
Alfonso Kraatz.
Other members of the group
are Miss Ida Kraatz, organizer
of the club, Mrs. Louis Kandt,
Mrs. Martin Baarck, Mrs.
George Collins, Mrs. Martin
Walkenhorst, Mrs. Edna Matth-
ews. Mrs. Kraatz will entertain
the club on Nov. 5.
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Miss Georgia Skinner Receives Honorary Commission Dec
Grace Church Group
Plans Party Saturday

THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
boys and girls of Grace Episco-
pal Church School will hold
roller skating party at the
Mount Clemens Arena on Sat-
urday afternoon from 1:30 to 4
o'clock.
At 4 o'clock, the group will
adjourn to the home of Judge
and Mrs. James E. Spier. where
Mrs. Spier and Mrs. Donald Ger
key, mother hostesses, will serve
refreshments.
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GaknAa. Coming Gysrh
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 33

RUN1MAGE SALE in Krauseneck building, sponsored by
Ladies' Aid of Trinity Lutheran Church.
ST. PETERS SODALITY of Our Lady in st. Marys club
rooms at $50 p. m.
HALLOWEEN COSTUME DANCE in Harrison hail.
for young people Of Harrison township, 8 to II p
GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL and leaders. at the home of Mrs
Paul W. Mckee, 20 Lodewyck avenue, at 1880 p
RJJNfMAGE SALE In Matthews building, sponsored by
Wesleyan League of the Methodist Church.
I. O. O. F. in Barron hall, at p. m.
RECEPTION at Gilbert Baptist Church to honor
Capt. and Mrs. Edward Payne, at 7:45 p.
CARD PARTY at Kings Daughters Home sponsored by
Loyal Workers Circle, at 8 p.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER -, 1912
PARTY for Junior High boys and girls OF
Grace Church School, at Mount Clemens Arena, l4o
Macomb street, at 130 p m.
RJMMAGE SALE in Matthews building Broadway sponsored
by Wesleyan League of Methodist Church.
JUNIOR MACCABEES In Barron hail. dancing, meeting
and Halloween party, at p.
MACOMB COUNTY White Shrine Of Jerusalem ceremonial
in Masonic temple, banquet at $50 p
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2S, ls42
CHICKEN DINNER Anniversary celebration spon
sored by Ladies Of ST. Peters Lutheran Church Of Ma
comb, at ~ Noon
CHICKEN DINNER and Bazaar ut Davis Grange, at p m
DAY OF MOTIVATION for Members of Eastern Sodaty Un
ion. Dominican High school. Detroit. 10 a. m. to
I'm.
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Teachers Club
Holds Dinner-Hike

THIRTY TEACHERS enjoyed
a hike and dinner at Gowanie
Golf Club last evening, one of
the activities of the Mount
Clemens Teachers Club.
Novelty games and song-fest
occupied the group before the
return hike after dinner. Res
ervations were in charge of the
social committee of the club,
Normajean Anderson, chairman,
assisted by Mrs. Edward Robin
son, Margaret Briskey, Hulda
Daeubler, Irene Brunson, Sylvia
Zeve, Virginia Mitchell, Kathryn
Raman, Helene Langthorne, vi
ola Ribe and Mrs. Ward Dun
lap. Committee for this event
included Mrs. Robinson, Miss
Langthorne and Miss Briskey.
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NICE AND BARBARA
RAPLEY of Mount Morris are
spending the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Mickey and daughters
Nancy and Judy.
MRS. GEORGE DLUGE en-
tertained the st. Louis Dahlia
Club yesterday, with Mrs. Har-
ris Tebo and herself winning
card prizes, and Mrs. Ernest
Martell the house prize. Mrs.
Charles Meldrum will be host
ess Nov. S.
MRS. JES;c e MACKENZIE,
116 Clinton street, will be host
ess to members of the Presby-
terian Ladies' Auxiliary on Mon
day, at 2:30 O'Clock. Mrs. Louis
Sonnenburg will have charge of
devotions, Mrs. Charles Chap
man will conduct the business
meeting and serve as chairman
of Division IL, for entertain
ment, while refreshments will
be served by Mrs. A. p. Grim,
Mrs. o. d. Kimberlin, and Mrs.
M. T. Beatty.
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Circle Plans
Public Party

A PUBLIC CARD PARTY on
Nov. 3 was planned by men,
bers of Silver Lining Circle, who
met Tuesday with Mrs. Earl
Burk. Mrs. Charles Wilson is to
be chairman of the event, which
will take place at the Kings
Daughters Home at 8 o'clock.
Her committee includes Mrs.
Walter Teston, Mrs. Donald Mil
ler and Mrs. Howard Jarchow.
Mrs. A. w. Fattler was a guest
at the meeting, and reported on
the recents state convention held
in Saginaw. Card prizes went to
Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Jarchow, Mrs.
Douglas Smelling of New Balti-
more and Mrs. Russell Glasgow.
MRS. NORVAL PELTIER and
Mrs. Richard Peltier MARY Jane
A S h m ny returned yesterday
from a two weeks visit with
Pvt. Richard Peltier at Camp
Barkeley, Abilene, Tex.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS' OFF,
GERS Club will meet at the home
of Mrs. George Flory, "a Moser
place Monday night at 8 o'clock.
All members are urged to be
present.
MRS. CHARLES C. BELL
Eleanor Engelman) of Detroit
is convalescing at the home OF
her mother, Mrs. Joseph Engel-
man of New Baltimore from q
vacant fopcil1octOnov
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Dickinson Teacher Wed
in Royal Oak this Morning

by matching lace epaulets and
apron peplum. She wore with it
pecan brown accessories, includ-
ed a veiled pompadour hat. Her
flowers were brown orchids, and
her only jewelry was a topaz-set
yellow gold necklace, gift Of the
bridegroom.
Helen Tieman, sister Of the
bridegroom, was the brides only
attendant, wearing a brown crepe
frock with long bodice and pleat-
ed skirt. Her accessories were al
so brown, and her flowers bronze
chrysanthemums.
Ray Baker, brother of the
bride, was best man.
A wedding breakfast for the
bridal party and parents of the
couple took place Immediately
after the ceremony at Adrian
Cotter's. Mr.. and Mrs. Tieman
have left for q few days wedding
trip in Northern Michigan.
On Monday Mrs. Tieman will
return to Mount Clemens to con-
tinue her teaching at Dickinson,
and her husband will return to
Ann Arbor, where he is a senior
chemical engineering student at
the University of Michigan.
MR.. AND MRS. PHILIP
DENEWETH and daughter,
Phyllis, left this afternoon to
spend the weekend with rela-
tives in Muskegon, Grand Hav-
en- and Holton. Accompanying
them as far as Grand Rapids
was Catherine Deneweth, while
Mrs. Ruth Smythe drove with
them to East Lansing, to spend
the weekend with her daugh-
ter, Ruth, a student at Michigan
State College,
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Delegates BriAg
Reports Home

MRS. FRED HESS, Mrs. Grace
Mallast, Charles Rowland and
John Tesmer returned yesterday
from Bay City where they have
been attending the Rebekah-
Oddfellow conventions.
Highlights of the conventions
include announcement that the
Rebekah Assembly has purchas-
ed more than $4,000 in War
Bonds, and that Oddfellows have
contributed more than $4,000
pints Of blood to the Red Cross
Blood Bank, one of the founders
of which was Orla Frazier of De-
troit, new Grand Master Of the
Oddfelows.
Mrs. Dora Haight of Holland
is the new president of the Re-
bekah Assembly, succeeding Mrs.
Mary Sharpe of Bay City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Durre of 1874 Gallup avenue, up
on their 23rd wedding annivers-
ary today.
REUBEN B. KING of Dear
born, former resident OF
Mount Clemens will be host to
members of the Twelve Club at
dinner at Dearborn Inn on
Monday. His subject of discus
sion will be price control.
MRS. ROBERT CULVER OF
Sugarbush road has as her
weekend guest her mother, Mrs.
O. E. Mckay of Detroit.
MR.. AND MRS. WILLIAM T.
KELLY, Belleview avenue, will
have as their Sunday guests, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry B. Leinbach, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles A. Kelly, Will
liam Kelly and Maryanna McEl-
roy, all of Detroit.
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IN ST. JOHNS Episcopal
Church in Royal Oak this morn
ing Doris Baker, Dickinson kim
dergarten teacher, became the
bride of John w. Tieman, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry O. Tieman
of Royal Oak.
The Rev. Charles Jatho read
the double-ring service before
members of the immediate fami-
lies only. The bride, who is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Baker of Royal Oak, chose moss
green crepe gown distinguished
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Gong,aMhhon,

MR.. AND MRS. JOHN DEN
MS BROWN of Dallas, Texas,
who announce the arrival of q
daughter, Caroline Dennis, born
Oct. IA, in Dallas. Mr.. Brown
is the former sports editor of
the Monitor-Leader.
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MIR. AND MRS. ARTHUR
SPANGLER of New Haven, on
their 10th wedding anniversary
Thursday.
MRS. ELMER STEWART and
Mrs. c.. Donald Smith, who won
high honors at the contract club
of Young Women's Episcopal
League yesterday, when Mrs.
Clarence Vernier was hostess to
the group, with Mrs. Karl Ket-
chum assisting.
BETTY GAY BAXTER, who
Is nine years old today. She will
entertain a group of 10 friends
at a supper party this evening
at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Marion E. Baxter, A
Leslie street.
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and have been serving evr
since, both at the Library y1n1
q War Inforfnation Hureau
been set up and st ctSG stetio
in Detroit" s
A native Of Mount clennGl
Miss Skinner 4 the Gnl10keoB r
the late Mr.. and Mn ooceuq
Skinner. Although hor work
MacCregor Library heq &spe IT,
living in Highland Phi z
some time, she = . heqpsnt "
itor Of her sisters. Mrs. -
Rutter, Mrs. william i. Ke
and Mrs. Carl Dodge, IN 4oq
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l5ri;de

HELEN HAUGHTON became
the bride of Pfc. Paul Giam-
marinaro, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Giammarinaro yesterday
in st. Peters Church an d
left with him for his Army post
at Fort Crook, Neb.. later in the
day. She is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ward E. Haughton Of
CaSS avenue.
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Voters League
Plans Drive

PLANS for a membership
drive were laid at the special
board meeting of the League of
Women Voters, held yesterday
at the home of Mrs. Paul S. Hirt.
The drive will open with a
breakfast on Nov. 10 at $50 o.
clock at the home of Mrs. c. H.
Malbin. Mrs. Clare Wigell was
named chairman and will an
nounce her committees later.
Mrs. Byron Stuck and Mrs.
Alton Noe reported on the re-
cent finance clinic held in East
Lansing. Distribution of broad
side called "Vote Yes on Wayne
County Home Rule" was also
discussed. 8
MRS. LILLIAN PIERCE en-
tertained the st. Louis Lily Club
last night, with Mrs. Bernard
Peltier and Mrs. Harry Saund-
ers as guests. Card prizes were
won by Mrs. George Schott,
Mrs. George Tebo, Mrs. Peltier,
and Mrs. Walter Meldrum. Miss
Eleanor Forton will be hostess
Oct. 20.
RICHARD M. WOLFF, 81
Church street, is confined to his
home by illness, having suffered
a slight stroke Monday evening.
MRS. G RAG E MOSEMAN
was a guest at a meeting of the
Detroit Business Women at the
City Club in Detroit last night.
=
MRS. CHARLES INMAN will
entertain the st. Louis Butter
cup Club Monday at her home
at 116 Court street, at 1:3O o.
clock.
The daily monitor leader., 1942-10-23
Rummage Sale

THE MISSION SOCIETY of
Zion Evangelical church will
hold q rummage sale Monday
and Tuesday, Oct. 26-27 in the
M tthews building, North
Broadway. Collections should be
in Monday morning. Mrs. AL
bert Hamon and Mrs. Emma
Kramer, chairmen.
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MAYOR AND MRS. DONALD
r. WESTENDORF, upon their
25th or silver wedding anniver-
sary today. They will dine out
this evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas G.. Longstaff and daugh-
ter Nelly.
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MRS. HENRY BEQUE of 101
Huron street, whose 69th birth
day anniversary is today.
EDWARD COLLINS, who IS
nine years old today. He is the
son of Sergt. Major and Mrs. M.
B. Collins of Selfridge Field.
The daily monitor leader., 1942-10-23
Honored Lost Night

PVT. WILLIAM BRANDEN-
BURG of Fort Sill. Okla, who Is
home visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred B. Brandenburg
for q furlough, was honored last
evening, when Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Brandenburg and Mrs. Herman
Brandenburg were hosts.
The daily monitor leader., 1942-10-23
Rural Teachers
Board Meets

NEW OFFICERS of the Ma
comb County Rural Teachers
Association took over their dut-
les at the meeting of the execu-
tive board held last evening fol-
lowing supper at the home of
Mrs. Edwin Sharland on Lincoln
avenue.
Elected at the recent Teachers
Institute, they are Mrs. Shar-
land, president; Mrs. Hazel Jones
of Mount Clemens, first vice
president; Miss Agnes Baumgart-
ner of Warren, second vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Earl Haughton, Mount
Cemens, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Elizabeth Bates, Detroit, re-
cording secretary; and Mrs. An
ma Whiting of Romeo, treasurer.
Guests at the meeting were
Mrs. Mildred Ross, county teach
er assistant, who talked to the
group, and Will L. Lee, county
school commissioner.
Because of transportation diff
ficulties, the executive board
will not meet again until the last
Thursday in January, 1943, at
Macomb school on Romeo Plank
road, with Mrs. Father Neumann
in charge.
JEAN ADAMS, freshman al
the University of Michigan,
Ann Arbor, is expected home
Saturday for her, first visit
since school started. She is the
daughter of Mrs. Florence
Adams of South Wilson boule-
ward.
MRS. PAUL S. HIRT enter.
tained a few friends at lunch
con and bridge today.
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On Pacific Island

SERG. ERNEST w. KLAUSS.
JR. is stationed on an island in
the Pacific, and Mrs. KLAUS re-
ceives mail from him regularly.
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With the COlOrs
Captain on Leave

CAPT. p. T. MULLIGAN,
prominent Mount Clemens ply
sician and surgeon until he en-
listed in the medical corps of
the u. S. Army six months ago,
is spending a one weeks leave
with his wife at 112 Scott boule-
ward.
Capt. Mulligan will return to
Sheppard Field, Texas early
next week to resume his duties
as surgeon.
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Complete Troinine

RICHARD MAIKOSKI. son Of
Ben Maikoski Of Route / has
completed civilian flying train
ing last week at Kelly Field,
Tex, an army release states to-
day.
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Isaehe, lied

DORIS BAKER, who became
the bride of John w. Tieman of
Royal Oak this morning at St.
Johns Episcopal Church in Roy
al Oak. Mrs. Tieman will return
to her duties teaching kindergar-
ten at Dickinson school on Mon
day.
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MRS. PAUL S. HIRT enter
tanned few friends at lunch
con and bridge today.
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RICHARD M. VOL FF, 81
Church street, is confined to his
home by illness, having suffered
a slight stroke Monday evening.
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MRS. GRACE MOSEMAN
was a guest at a meeting of the
Detroit Business Women at the
City Club in Detroit last night.
Evening star., 1942-08-30

IN bankrpptcy or receyership or being
companies. Rates Of dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on last auaItery or
cial extra dividends not included xd Ex divi-
or stock Declared Or paid 80 far this year. Pay
funds Assqsuistsd aisidsnds paid Or declared this
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Dividend Meetings

III, sFw xoak ans e ssss IA sas
csn s Chemical co solr
Warner Corp ELECTRIC storage Battery
Scc So csners M Ting c1rD .,
Sand Corp. and Victor Chemical Works
list Of the meetings Of companies def
nitely scheduled is reported by Fitch In
yestors' Service rs follows.
Monday, August 81.
Holland Furnace Co.. common, 10 am.
McGraw-Hill Publishing CO.. common.
Myers F. Ed q Bros. Co. common.
Tuesday, September 1.
mon and $3.50 cum. prior preferred, series
Homsstske Mining Co. common. 9 pm.
PsnDsy Pennsy,y.n,s g; c. : Co: esmMon san9 40 70
mop pubis ana Service coTp Of aa II Preferred
.m.r,,ss Wsan.:aas. sss.s.ssr :,
american % snuii CO.. s.; 81 preferred and
American water Works 4 Electric Co.
Federal S Light < Traction aa Co.. common.
General American Investors ca ss
preferred, Y noon.
General Printing Ink Co.. So preferree
General Time Instruments Corp. com>
mon and So preferred. 2 pm.
Loew's. Inc, common. $3.50 p.m.
Square d. Co., So cum. conv. preferred
and common, I2 noon
Starrett IL. 81 Co. common. 10 am.
Victor Chemical Works. common. 2:3O
pm.
West Penn Electric Co.. class "A IL
am.
West Penn Power Co., 4taes cum. pre-
ferred and common, IL an
Thursday, September 3.
pot
3 pm.
General Telephone Corp, $3.50 cum.
preferred and common, 10 am.
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co., com.
mon. 80 preferred. pm.
Friday. September 4.
Borg-Warner Corp. common, pm.
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Westinghouse Reports
$50 a Share Net
For Z Months
Result Well Below
SITS a Shore Eorned
In Preceding Period
b. the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-The West
tnghouse Electric IL Manufacturing
Co. and subsidiaries reported today
for the IL months ended June 80
net profit Of $lS.2S0. .821 after depre-
citation and provision OF $72 .57l ,7s4
for Federal income and excess profits
taxes.
The profit was equal to $50 a
share on the combined 7 per cent
participating preferred and common
stocks.
FOR the IL months ended June 30
1o41. profit was O,7l68l7. equal to
s7.7o a share on the combined
stocks. Federal taxes for this period
amounted to $28, 8,l23,85O.
Julius Kayser & Co.
Julius Kayser & Co, makers of
textile products. reported for the
fiscal year ended June 80 net profit
OF $1,ll0,74l, equal to 1892 a share
on the common stock. This COM
pared with $500,213 or 3l.29 a share
in the preceding year.
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sUnit of trading. 10 shares. In bank.
under. Bankruptcy Act, or securities al.
sumed by such companies Rates Of diyi:
dends IN the foregoing table are annual
or semi i-annual declaration. UnleSs other.
wise noted. special or extra dividends ere
rights. 8 Also extra Or extras a Cab o.
stock. . Declared or paid 80 far this year.
Payable in stock. 9 Paid last year. b Pay.
dividends paid or declared this rear.
Evening star., 1942-08-30
Odd-Lot Dealings

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 20 .H..-The Sc
eurities Commission reported these trans.
or specialists on the New York Stock
Exchsnse for August 2s: i324 pureaa,ses p. ,es
voivinr 3S, ,I23 shares, including 30 snort
esles Involving 446 shares.
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WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE NEW YORK STOCl

Week Ending Saturday, Aug. 70, 1912
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C. u R B

fBy Private wire Direct 10 The staf.s
Transactions on the New York
Curb Exchange on Saturday, Aug.
20. 1912.
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tosssatisns Furnished by the Associated PressD |
1912 Stock and Sales Net
High Low Div. Rate Add 90 High Low Close Chge
ava 81 Abb't Lab Goa Z Asa 454 45t, = !,
109 lO4 fAbbott Lab uf 4 1O 1osIl 1osE taQt. - |
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Capitol Securities
L0xer the Caunterl

The following nominal bid and asked
quotations on Washington securities traded
over the counter. as of Friday. have been
assembled for The Star by WASHINGTON
members of the National Association OF
Securities Dealers, Inc.
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BokD DS
~ privas. vir. A.r..a Z. n. Star.

Transactions In Bonds On the New
York Stock Exchange on Saturday,
Aug. 70, 1S42.
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Ssaboafd A L ref Is b9--
Seaboard 4 L con 6s Is.
9eabd 4 L Fla g. IS A ct.
Shell Onion on 2Ms 81.
Simmons % ~ 62-----.
Southern Pacific 3As -.
9outhn Pacific col Il 49,
eouthn Pacific 4hs Co.
30 Pacific Ores 4hs TT.
Southern Railway IS o..
Southern Ry oMs So :.
Stand OIL Of Cal 3As 90
Tenn c & I RR 5sbI---.
Texas d Pacific IS ~ -.
Third Avenue Adj Bs 60.
Onion Pacific lst Is 81
United Cgr w Strs IS 81
United Drug 81 IS :.
United Stockyds 4Hs 81
Utah l. & r IS 4A------.
Utah Power d L IS zA---
wabash As 71---------.
Walworth Is $780,.
warren Bros O. Ill.,.
West Shore 1st - 1851 l..
Western Pae IS 46 A asd =.
Western Onion s. 5l---.
Wis Cent lst sn u a.
Ms c o 4 D z - 1e----
Evening star., 1942-08-30
Corporation Eurninas

NEW YORK, Aug. 20 Rl.-Corporation
warnings reports released during the week.
showing common share profts, included:
Six Months Ended June 30
Evening star., 1942-08-30
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