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Evening star., 1943-11-16
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Nov. 1e Qp.-Late foreign
exchange rates follow ,(Great Britain in
dollars. others in centsl:
per cent premium, selling IL per cent
premium; equivalent to discounts on
99l per, cent. selling 900 per cent
Canadian. dollar in New York open
market, 0is per cent discount. or 80 $685.
U. S. cents '0 '4
Europe-Great Britain. official Bankers
Foreign Exchange Committee rates., buy.
ing, 4.02: selling. 4O4
e9;17: free. 25.lO, down 2-lOO cent Brazil
ofncial, 6.05n; free, 5.20n: Mexico, 90 Ssh
indicated. "A's
n Nominal
Evening star., 1943-11-16

The report of Board Chairman
Arthur G. Bishop reviewed the ac'
tive participation in War bono
financing by the association, with
current holdings of United States
securities the highest in its history
Edward c. Baltz, secretary, re.
ported that the assets of Perpetua
have topped the $60,000,000 mark
making it by far the largest hom'
loan financing institution in tht
United States. Mr. Baltz also callec
attention to the strong position O.
the association in relation to sur
plus and reserves. This figure il
now above s55O0,0O0 and is steadil,
growing. he said
Following the shareholders meet
ing, the directors reelected all Off
GERS, with Arthur G. Bishop con.
tinuing as chairman of the board
Marvin A. Custis, president; Vernon
G. Owen, vice president; Edward c
Baltz, secretary; Franklin w. Har.
per, treasurer; William H. Dyer, as.
sistant secretary; w. S. Martindill
assistant treasurer, and William H
Rippard. auditor.
Mr.. Baltz was named secretary
for the tenth consecutive time.
Gas Sales Set New Records.
Two more all-time records were
established by the Washington Gas
Light Co. in October, officials an
nounced today, the new marks re-
lating to the months total and to
the output for the first 10 months
OF this year.
! Sales in October totaled 1851 1921
Thousand cubic feet in comparison
with l,120,403 last year, substan-
tial increase of AL Alb mcf. or 1852
per cent and a new October high
mark for any year to date.
Sales in the 10 months totaled
14,538933 mcf. against 13,414,438 in
the like 1912 period, a gain OF
1924, ,495 mcf. or 8.38 per cent ahead
OF last year. This notable gain due
to wartime demands has never
been eQualed in any previous IL
months, officials stated.
October sales reflected the cooler
weather and were far ahead OF
September Gas sales have revealed
gains in all but one month SO fal
this year, August, as shown in the
following comparisons, with 1912, in
thousand c,Ihic feet.
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expired yeSNT-
day, were re-
elected by the
shareholders at
he an n u a ]
meeting hel d
last night.
With tn eSe
directors, t h e
board for t h e
coming year will
include Arthur
G.. Bishop, Mar
win A. Gusts
Edward c. Baltz,
nklin w.
Harper, John c.
s cofiel Id and
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Approximate Sales Today.
HOO IN LA $40 12 90 Noon 22s 200
1:O0pm 3A3 as 2:0Op.m 900 600
tUnit Of trading. 10 shares: sales printed
in full. In bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganized under Bankruptcy Act.
or securities assumed by such companies.
Rates or dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on last
quarterly or semiannual declaration. Un-
less otherwise noted, special or extra divi-
dends are not included. xd Ex dividend.
or sock. Paid last year. Payable in
sotck. e Declared or paid so far this year.
tayalnle IN Canaalen iunos. Accumu-
Evening star., 1943-11-16
Virqiniu Tobacco Markets

The Virginia old belt tobacco growers
of war inflated prices-the highest they
have received since World War l.
The Danville. South Hill and Petersburg
| highest price averages of the season. But
| much Of the best hue-cured leaf has been
sold and market observers look for a grad
Iual decline in prices before Christmas
Poundages and prices reported yesterday
Evening star., 1943-11-16

Today's gas sales report closely
follows a similar statement by the
Potomac Electric Power Co., which
also showed new records for Octo.
Der and the 10 months.
Christmas Bonuses Declared.
Six or more Washington banks
have already declared Christmas
bonuses for the members of their
stats, it was learned today, but are
keeping the information secret in
order to surprise employees when the
checks are distributed.
The Christmas gifts, or extra COM
pensation as some banks term 1t
will be practically the same as last
year, a Wage-Hour executive order
issued a long time ago preventing
increases without special permission
The War Labor Board ruled today
that any banks wishing to pay
larger bonuses this year must obtair
approval of their regional boards.
Bank earnings have been so favor.
able this year that officials look fol
no reductions in the Yuletide pay.
nnents. Total earning assets o.
Washington banks and trust com
panies are now at an alltime peak
it was pointed out, this fact beint
highly favorable to both extra holi
day compensation and to year-ene
dividends.
Last year many banks gave {
months pay to employees, others hall
. month, while others paid on &
percentage basis, length of service
also being a factor. The same rules
will prevail this year.
The auditors section of the Dis.
trict Bankers Association will hole
q dinner meeting at the Lee Shera.
ton Hotel Thursday evening, the
program taking the form of a "tas
meeting" when host of perplexine
problems will be discussed at 8
forum session.
Leading speakers will be Julius
Sinker, T. Delos Paxman and Viii.
liam H. Dame, all expert account.
ants, with Raymond G. Marx, con.
troller of the Riggs National Bank
acting as forum chairman. Jane.
G. Elgin, section chairman, will
preside.
Bonds to Be Offered Here.
washington investment firms will
have for sale blocks of the SIS 900 ,00l
Atlantic &, Charlotte Air Line Rail
way first mortage bonds awarded
yesterday to Halsey. Stuart & CO
They are priced at 10012.
Department store sales in thi
reserve district from January l t.
November 6 were II per cent ahea,
of the like 1912 period, the Fedora
Reserve Board has announced. Th
average gain for the IL districts wa
y per cent.
National Press Building adjust
ment income 412s, 1850, have re
Gently been displaying extra strength
in the over-the-counter market
The latest bid for the bonds is &C
with recent sales close to this price
Back in 1910 they sold at %.
Capital Transit Stronger.
Capital Transit sold at 1914 OF
the Washington Stock Exchange to
day, up IA from last week. Mer
senthaler Linotype climbed to 4s1
but closed at 40.
Woodward e. Lothrop common
came out at 4012. American Securit
g. Trust at 230 and Railway {
Electric preferred at 117l4 ex-divi
dend The market opened witt
Washington Gas S. preferred sellin
at LOG.
Holders of American Telephon
stock look for the regular quarterl
S225 dividend at tomorrow's boar
meeting. The company has paid 5
year since 1921 when the paymen
was moved up from So a year. tn
stock is very widely held here.
Evening star., 1943-11-16
Perpetual Building
Association Renames
Three 10 Board
A., BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Three directors Of the Perpetual
Building Association, Thornton w
Owen, Samuel Scrivener and Dr.
William G. Schafhirt, whose terms
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Odd-Lot DeuIinos

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1s R,.-The Sc
curities Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New York
stock EXCHANGE TOR November Is: 4,190
sales involving 75,a9s shares, including
103 short sales involving 1850 shares.
Evening star., 1943-11-16
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO. Nov. IS fP-Butter,. lirm
receipts, 367,58S; market unchanged
EEss,, arm: receipts. 7.79s: market un-
Poultry, live, unsettled: ears, II
trucks; market unchanged,
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For. Bonds
Rus6 H2s1 On at
2usS hsoImat

Rates Of dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration. Un-
less otherwise noted, special or extra div
idends are not included. Also extra or
extras; Cash or stock. e Paid last year.
Payable in stock. 6 Declared or paid so
far this year. h Payable in Canadian funds
K Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year. WV With warrants xw Without
Variants.
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Curb Bonds

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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Nov. 16 LN.-Dividends
declared:
Accumulated.
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Evening star., 1943-11-16
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Evening star., 1943-11-16
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TREASURY. 2:0O
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Mine Pay Called
Less Than in %

: The basic day rate Of coal min
ers IS 50 cents less az present than
II was % years ago. the United
Mine Workers Of America said TO-
day in presenting their case for
a S2-a-day increase 70 the Ameri-
can public.
In paid space advertising, the
UNIV pointed out that a compari-
son Of records Of bltuminous coal
produced in the war years 1915
and 1912 showed an increase Of
5.6li 900 tons produced in 1912
despite the fact that 9lS fewer
mines were operating and l62 305
fewer men were employed
Explaining the so-Callcd seven
hour day, the advertisement said
that actually eight and one-half
hours elapsed between the time 2
miner entered and when he left
Inc mine.
Food costs In the coal region
have increased since 1899 between
q96s and 124 s per cent. the UNIV
said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06

Ready to Obstruct
Demand for a Vote

But, perhaps. some stiff
neCked Americans m G h I he
found who would insist upon an
election. What then? Mr.. David
X Niles is ready for that. The
program for the block system
proideS:
There will be weak spots
that will have 10 he hnlStered
up with special help. Some ~
the leaders selected will have 10
he replaced"
Bradley continued:
THE block leaders will he
fanatic followers Of the New
DeaI-Or they will lose their
ions. They will be skillfuIly
schooled in arousing and main
tanning public enthusiasm, in
quilting the public into listening
To and accepting the New
Deals socialism.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06

air raid protection. II has Moth
ing 10 do with civilian defense,
For, mark these words from
this same pamphlet:
lin communities which have
a we'll organized air raid warden
service, the Block Plan follows
the same area patterns, to avoid
confusion
"The pamphlet says:
"'The block leader can help
In educating the people in the
meaning of our war effort. In
the course Of his conversation
with the family. many questions
will he asked which the block
leader may not he equipped 10
answer. He can relay these
questions Ia the proper authori-
ties. however, and then bring
back 10 the family the best
available information
information. If YOU please,
which II canned I'm Washington
bv David II. Niles and Elmer
Davis - information which IL
piped out 10 the people by James
" Landis."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Space for Comments
OF Families Visited

4 space for comments about
the effectiveness Of the project
and its reception ny the families
visited should usually he in
clnded'."
And what Of the speakers ."
David II. Niles answer lies
in an Army Of Victory Speak
erS. This Army IL outlined in
another pamphlet - Wanted.
100000 Speakers published by
the Office Of Civilian Defense.
with an introduction by Elmer
Davis. And this pamphlet, too,
is for sale-for ) cents.
II say, Americans do not need
the canned propaganda Of the
braintrusters 10 keep them in n
fighting mood when there's n
war 10 he fought and won. The
casualty lists will take care Of
that.
But I wonder III these people
are actually thinking of winning
a war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06

Conservative Democrats APP
peared to greet the speech with
mixed emotions. They liked it
but they were afraid that it
would put them on the spot.
They didn't welcome the need
for supporting the Niles gestapo
nor did they relish the New
Deal whipcracking that would
follow if they failed TO come to
Niles support.
Many Democratic congressman
nodded their heads in assent when
Bradley said:
Miles is building his stuppn-
dous political machine within
the Office of Civilian Defense
and the Office of War Informa-
tinn and other government hui
rPaus.
Beyond the fourth term. ne
l. plotting the imposition upon
free America OF n system Of
sOCialiStic controls which would
enSlave America and crush all
freedom and initiative"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Frankfurter, Laski
And Lands Accused

IIe charged that. aligned with
Nilcs and James NJ. Lands. heac
or the OCD and former dean o,
the Harvard University Law school
are Supreme Court Justice Frank
furtcr and Harold LaSki the
Spokesman for The radical Alnc IL
the British Labor Party. Bradley
SAID
MARK my words, the pur-
n nSr-nt- Mics
Laski-LaHdis group - 10 regi-
ment every man, -unman and
child in this country In one huge
soCialiStiC. Communist. C0lleCti-
Visit or Fascist State--aS YOU
will. And II II strongly limited
that we are 10 become one unit
In An International World of the
same general CollectiviSt
scheme.
There was ample evidence that
the speech had struck home thai
II had touched The -NeLY heart q.
The Now Deal fourth term cam
pslgn but tho SfarpcS' blow was
tho exposure OF tho Block Plan
which Bradley called the heart OF
tho Niles ErrfOIa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Buy LANDING BOATS

Joining other cities sponsoring
special projects in the campaign
Cadillac announced II would IT,
70 soil enough bonds 10 purchase
Is landing boats costing Sfe-66t
each.
Some schools in the state vii
try 10 sell enough war stamps Il
buy Jeep. costing 5000.
Meanwhile. new recruits were
being added daily 70 The Gal
liant 10000 Of Michigan, each o'
whom pledges 10 sell al least 81,
900 worth Of bonds during The
campaign.
ISbey anticipates that between
$4,000, 600 and Sl25- 0O0, 900 worth
Of bonds will be sold by these
volunteers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Cradle to the Grave
Is Line Of Attack

And that program. with the
socialism OF the Natural Resources
Planning Boards Cradle 10 the
Grave security plan. Bradley
said is tho line Of attack Of the
Niles block plan geStapo
The geStapo has been set UP IT
O. , block plan Bradley said. but
the nub Of tho whole thing is in
the regulations which provide
"Jn order to know the cffec-
tiycneSS with which the block
organization IL functioning. II Is
essential that the head OF the or
ganiZatiOn and the defense coun-
Gil have definite reports on work
actually accomplished
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Will Speak in Name
or the Government

And they will speak--this IL
the tragic, dangerous part
with the authority Of the gov
eminent. They will speak in
the name Of the war effort"
The plan of attack. Bradley
said. has been outlined in the
Owls latest propaganda booklet
for domestic consumption. Battle
Stations for All " in which the
closln. lines warn that Americans
can lose the war and the peace
that follows if they don't stick "a
President RooScveltS New Deal
program
Battle Stations SAYS.
In the Presidents program
lis the blueprint for victory on
the me front, H. the war and
in the peace"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Each Block Leader
Supervises 10 Families

The organization Of the bloch
system comprises zone leaders
with sector leaders under them
and block leaders under the sector
leaders each block loader being
responsible for about ~ families
Bradley explained.
The pamphlet mentions the pos.
Sibllity Of having the sector leader
elected by The residents Of the
area he pointed out. but. he added
quoting from the pamphlet;
"'The elective system IL not
the only one in use. In some
communities the sector leader
has been appointed directly by
the zone leader
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Legion
Joins Big
Bond Push

The 70 posts of the Detroit Dis.
trict Association of the American
Legion today Endorsed the United
States treasury drive 10 sell Sl3..
000000,000 in war bonds in the
nation from April II 10 30, in
GLIDING 1852 100000 worth ir
Michigan.
Representatives Of the posts las
night heard Frank n. Isbey chair,
man Of the Michigan War Savings
Committee. and Walter 6. Nc.
Lucas. chairman Of the United
States Treasury War Finance
Committee, appeal for support anc
then passed a resolution pledglne
cooperation.
The association purchased $1,000
worth Of bonds on the spot and
urged that every one spend what
ever free money they have avail
able for the purchase Of war bonds
OF the Second War Loan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Important for Every One
To Understand Plan

Congressional leaders declare
q important for every American
"a understand the Block Plan
. be administered by Lands
within the OCD and 10 undcc.
sand rs import Here IS nv
Block Plan as Bradley described
l.
THE heart ~ tho OCD j. the
Block Plan for Civilian War
services
This has nothing 10 do with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Is WAR PLANES

Meanwhile, representatives OF
the - Detroit police department
precincts were 10 meet with Po-
lice Commissioner Witherspoon TO-
day 10 formulate plans 10 sell
enough bonds 10 purchase Is war
planes.
Each precincts quota will de-
pend on the population IN the
area II embraces. Some precincts
were expected TO sell enough
bonds 10 buy a 100000 heavy
bomber while others. where the
population is sparse. Will aim al a
pursuit ship. costing $500 900.
In any case, each plane will he
named after the precinct from
which came The funds for It's con-
StructiOn.