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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
New War P dnt
For GIN Unit

SAGINAW. Nov. 10-Saginaw
malleable iron division of General
Motors. for many years the
worlds largest producer Of mall
leablc iron, will take over an
additional war job by handling a
plant in Danville. Ill.
James II. Smith, malleable gen.
eral manager, who said the new
plant constructed by the Defense
Plant Corp. and French r. Bas-
sett. malleable production manager.
Will have charge Of its production
of malleable iron castings for
heavy duty truck aXleS.
BasSett will leave at once for
Danville. accompanied by several
key men including Harold w.
Richter, stores superintendent,
who viii be purchasing agent for
the new plant; Clarence A. Mauch,
foundry superintendent, who Will
be plant superintendent; Donald
r. Richter and John ID. Malone,
engineers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Thompson Prod.
To Net I Million

CLEVELAND, Nov. 10-Earn-
ings of Thompson Products, Inc,
and all its subsidiaries for the first
nine months of 1943 are expected
to approximate $4,000, 900 or about
$3.50 a common share, about the
same as in the like 1912 period
when net was 81, 959, S04, or 1929
4 share.
Safes for the first nine months
are expected TO be close to $780,
600, 900. For the entire year 1912,
sales were $50, 100000. They
amounted to SCI, 100000 for the
first nine months of last year.
Indications are that output of the
company will reach a peak of
some SIS, 100000 a month next
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Claim Savings

In announcing the strange
dividend. the company explained
that substantial corporate taxes
were saved by paying the divi-
dend in this form rather than in
cash. However, il was pointed
out that stockholders will have
20 consider the whisky as in
come in computing income
taxes.
OF course there's one point
on which stockholders are
bound 10 be disillusioned.
The dividend certificates as
such will not entitle them TO
whisky, but upon the surrender
of the certificates they will re-
ceive warehouse receipts for
the equivalent number Of gal
Ions.
This whisky can only be
withdrawn in accordance to
state and federal laws and
regulations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
JaIopy Wreeking

Automobile graveyard oper-
ators have been asked to in
crease their purchase of jalopies
and production of scrap by Is
per cent for the next four
months by the scrap professors
branch of the War Production
Board. Quotas have been as
signed to the car wrecker lot
men.
John d. McGillis. regional
salvage manager. pointed out
that Detroit wreckers' Yards
have a lower performance aver
age than many parts of the
country.
THE WPB recognizes that
car wreckers are facing handi-
caps In the coming Of winter
weather, cost of labor, lower
prices of scrap and higher cost
of Jalopies," said McGillis.
But IL Il imperative that
more jalopies be scrapped.
Operators are periodically &C.
cepting the extra assignments
because more steel Is required
to keep the army moving to
victory. Fifty per cent of all
steel produced today IL made of
scrap"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
New Cars Cut

The dwindling supply Of new
cars in dealers hands will b
stretched q bit further by the
reduction in passenger car
quotas for the month of Novem-
Der. September's quota Of
10000 was cut 25 per cent in
October and November's is
20600. or a further cut of IS
per cent under October.
Michigan's allotment for this
month is LIS passenger cars,
with a reserve of u. Califor-
MIA was given the largest quota
with 2,156 and a reserve Of 40.
Tire quotas. too, have been
reduced sharply because of
growing shortages. There will
be 80 per cent fewer truck tires
available and IA per cent fewer
passenger car tires. Truck
tires are down to 29O, PAS for
the month and passenger tires
to 553.688. The quotas of used
and recapped passenger tires
has been raised to S29, $50 car.
casses to make up the def
cheney.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Peoples Light
Amends Plan

NEW YORK. Nov. 10-Peoples
Light and Power Co. has amended
its voluntary plan of reorganiza-
ton filed with SEC.
The plan as originally filed set
forth an alternative program
while amended plan adopted a
definitive plan of distribution TO
stockholders of its assets consist
ing principally of common stock
OF its remaining subsidiaries, on
basis of IS per cent to preferred
stock and 5 per cent TO Class A
and r common stocks.
The amended plan provides for
a series of steps preliminary to
proposed dissolution of Peoples
Light.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Auto
Graphs
Premium Gas Cut;
Quotas Of Cars.
Tires Keep Falling
BY sILER FREEMAN

Motorists who have been
using premium gasoline to make
up for the cut in coupon values.
can expect to have this reduced
in the near future. Admins
traitor Ickes has ordered the
refneries to cut down the 70
and S0-octane fuels to conserve
tetraethyl lead and volatile
gasoline fractions, both required
for the high-octane military
gasoline.
3 There will be no uniform cuts
in the premium gases, however.
Orders TO the refiners are to
make allowances for tempera-
ture variations in different sec
tons of the country.
Drivers will notice the change
in the longer time il takes to
warm up the motors and more
knock under pull.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
| for IS Switch

Then a year or two ago the
Baltimore Pure Rye Co. took it
over and the old stock was ex-
changed on a basis OF one new
share of S25 par for each re-
naming old 81 par share
Actually. this gave holders OF
1e9 shares of the original stock
just two shares OF the new Tom
Moore.
But to those who bought the
stock at around 60 cents two
years ago on the Detroit Ex-
change-this was after the so
per cent was turned in for the
eastern group - the exchange
was four for 100.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Develops National Primaey in Seed Production

Booen revealed that the state has developed national
of all of vegetable seed which
being absorbed aselend administration Those
believe that effect
lendease furnishing foreign peoples who have had lower living
products and they hope
full that the demand for such products will continue in CONNER
cial after the endlease program ends.
The governor in area like Dewey in New
York wagng fight against the encroachmen OF the
rights He has been active
serving independence in such fields insurance regulation
of other fields But
much the federal 90 cent of the land area
the thinks for the federal government 10
building Eghtyve of the land of
public domain, under either federal state
ownership Is is in hands tax base
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Drive On
For Scrap

SAGINAW. Nov. 10 (UP)-
Army trucks and vehicles supplied
by the highway department and
the county road commission 70.
day patrolled the Saginaw district
TO collect 1000 tons Of unused
metal.
The drive. in which soldiers
and volunteers from the Office OF
Civilian Defense were participat.
ing. was described by Joseph w
Ramsey Of the WPB salvage Sec
ton, as the states only county
wide house-to-house rural SCRAP
canvass.
A detail OF men and about a
dozen trucks from an army unit
at River Rouge was assigned Il
assist. Proceeds will go 10. rural
schools and 10 army and navy
relief.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Income Of State TO Reach Record 300 Million

The pointed out that despite the loss in population
OF according eStl-
mates the unprecedented $300000000 in
potatoes been much pubicized the
a which ucra
occupation 1t also substantial ana numbering
a large sheep and other livestock industry.
In with wartime changes this district has developed
and quick
byproduct
the shipments
deterioration of production elsewhere.
growth of the this state major deterrent
this
from the consuming where its products are sold In
hopeful that
experience dehydraton Of vegetables
during coming Processed articles not only
command higher price bulky shipment and they
provide economy freight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10

merly Fidelity Investment Association:
Notice is hereby given that. pursuant
10 decree Of the Circuit Court OF KAN
awha County. West Virginia. In the suit
IN equity therein pending In which E6gar
=. Sims. Auditor and Ex-officio insur-
ance Commissioner OF the state OF West
virginia IL Plaintiff and Fidelity Assur-
ance Association. a corporation. n De-
PENDANT. In which liquidation proceedings
against the above named corporation are
pending. the undersigned will receive and
take Proofs 81 Claim OF creditors ard
hear other interested parties and per-
sons. Al his office, 400 Union Building,
Charleston. West Virginia. beginning a.
1000 O'Clock A. NJ. on the 77nd day
OF November. 1913
Claimants who have not slready Sled
Proofs Of Claim with the Receivers ap-
pointed hy said Court should do so with
the undersigned on or before said 72nd
day Of November. 1919 under penalty 20
being thereafter barred from participa-
ton in the distribution Of the assets
being nauidatsd.
JOHN J ~ PRESTON.
Special Commissioner IN Chancery..
Kanavha Circuit Court.
900 Union Building.
Chsrieston. West Virginia.
octob<s IS, 1919.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
WLB to Study
Bosses

A hearing on a demand for a
salary ceiling of $1,000 a month
for officials of the Detroit Steel
Products Co. will be conducted
Friday morning by Detroit's re-
gional WLB.
The demand was filed yesterday
by Local ISL, UAW-CIO, which
also seeks postwar security fund
for employees to be set up by the
firm comparable to the sum ac-
cumulated for other postwar uses.
1t asked further a general wage
increase, guarantee of as hours a
week and dropping of the incen-
tive pay system in the plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
M. S. Rukeyser
Governor of Idaho
Tells Postwar Aims
M. S. Rukeyser

BOISE Ida Nov 10Gov C. A. BottolfSen Republican chief
executive Of this in discussing the postwar future of the
inermountan with declared that Horace Greeley
were alive at the time soldiers mustered he could
wisely counsel: Go west young man" ~
The governor who weekly publisher declared
that with the yeopment of ndustaed farming Idaho could
In the of time support population of least 56t6
It's present population oneenth of that Since
Pearl Harbor the has lost about 10 cent of its civilian
population attracted industries the Pacc
Coast elsewhere The loss far than offset however,
by the influx of military personnel federal projects
of which the believes will be continued after the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Earnings

VEST PENN POWER
Twelve months ended Sept. 80:
Net neon. IS. 525 so7 ss,14s. 100
Per common share $40 81 81
NORTH AMERICAN
Twelve months ended Sept. 80:
Net incom. SIS. sst. s22 sic. sos ss2
Common share earnings si.75 sl.s1
MeGRAw ELECTRIC
Twelve months ended Sept. 80:
Ne, profit ss20,2l2 u.154.i4s
Share earnings Sl.e4 IA
FLINTKoTE co.
Twelve weeks ended ooi Q:
Net profit s3e4,i5f s424 SIS
Common share earnings soc y53c
UNION BAG AND PAPER
September quarter: 1913 1912
Net profit St06. 4s4 1892 5p4
Share earnings &c 26c
PACIFIC WESTERN OIL
Nine months ended Sept 30.
1913 1912
Net profit Sl2s.5i7 s6l2 7io
Share earnings 13c 16c
CONTINESTAI-DIAMo FIBER
Nine months ended Sept. 80:
1913 1912
Net profit 1928. OO7 1851 1873
Share earnings 73c soc
NORTHWEST kTRLINEs
Fiscal year ended June 90
iq43 1870
Ne, income ssis 3ot $3.50. 100
Per share S261 sis3
NEW ENGLAND POWER
Nine months ended Sept 80:
1913 1912
Net income S3.l45 ass So 305 se7
So pfd share earnings s47i s4.es
PHILIP MORRIS
Six months ended Sept. 80:
is43 lp42
Net profit 50, 32S.3is So fo7. 600
Common share earns $2e0 1897
RICHFIELD OIL
Nine months ended Sept. 80:
Net profit S23se.7i5 81 o45 $50
Share earnings soc Sic
COLUMBUS A SOUTHERN OHIO ELEC.
Twelve months ended Sept. 90
Net income s37I5732 1881 $50
CROWS DRUG
Fiscal year ended Sept. 30:
Net profit siiT.sSi si77. ess
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Livestock Markets

CATTLE-750: general quality medium
and below: choice cattle lacking and good
and varmedup steers steady; package
good feed yearling steers fully steady A.
sl5.2 rs; cows about steary; bulls un-
changed few common and medium grass
heifers, Si2 down. good cows lacking
quoted up 10 s11 and slightly above; COM
mon and medium beef cows, Ss1i can
thin light Gamers. SIS 5od575: medium
and good bulls. .sloai2; few light cutter
kinds down to 81.
CALvEs-450; steady: bulk good and
choice vealers. SIS so. odd choice TO SIS;
medium vealers. si2. 81 us: Gull and com
mon, ssd12; slaghter calves and weight.
Sl2 down
HOGS. 900; no early bids or sales;
SHEEP - $500; lambs grading medium
and better active steady 10 strong lit
tie done early on Gull and common light
weights sheep steady. bulk good TO
choice native wooded lambs Sl3.7Sd1t.
with bucks out az 81 less mixed medium
10 good lambs, sl3 - so: choice light
wssn ,sro oo"n ,s sy eS n Common
10 choice slaughter ewes, s3.5ogs.
PITTsBURGH
PITTSBURGH. Nov. q UNSD-CATTLE
100 steady. Steers. good ~ choice $751;
Is so. medium TO good SIS; common TO
medium, si2a15. Heifers, good to choice.
Si3. so n Il. medium 10 good. Sl0d IL so:
common 10 medium. $1,000 80. Cows.
good 20 choice. siOdi1; medium 10 good,
81 50 n 100: Gamers and cutters $50 $50.
Bulls good to choice. Si2 rs: common
10 medium, $500 IL: grass steers, ssu
IL 50.
HOGS - 400. Sc lower. iso-iso lbs.
$40 50n14o5: 10000 lbs. $1,000 is:
200-220 his. Sl4O5di5; 220-25O lbs.
sI3e5aiAi5; 250-290 lbs, si3.750 1895;
2o0-350 lbs. Sl3 sou 1878: iO0-i50 lbs,
si2 n 10: roughs. Si2 25H 1925.
SHEE - 200 steady. Choice lambs
si375H l425: medium 20 good clipped. Si1
u 49, common lambs clipped. 1907: ewes
clipped. Si.5o $50; wethers clipped, 81. so
as 50.
cALvEs-7s. steady. Good to choice.
dunn TO good, ti2q Il, culls and common.
Siqs.50.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Nov CINs) 49, HOGS -
IS, 900. 10 10 zoe lower Top. sl5 so.
bulk. $1,000 1915; hesviss, S13.s5d
IL SO: mediums. si3. soq13s0. lights
t13 asa 1885: light lights. Si2 SOC rs as:
packing sows, si3q 1850; pigs, s1l.5 so
\ II 50.
CATTLE - 5000 10 10 iSc lower:
calves 600. steady Beef steers: Choice
SIS Is so; medium, s14a1S; yearings
cows. $s50di2 so; bulls Sa1l2T5
calves, sea $50; feeders. Si06i3 Stock
Ss8i2
sHEEP-=13. 900: steady. Lambs. si2
1t.25;N common. t12d 10 yearlinEs $40 50
n 1850 feeders. sil.5oal3; ewes, IS
ae.25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Warn Of Peril

The gravity of the truck tire
;-tuation was shown in a recent
memorandum from the OPA 70
its rationing organization, warm
ing that local boards will have
to use all of their ingenuity to
avert serious mass transpor.
tation breakdown" Acceptance
of recapping service certificates
was stressed as a necessary
conservation measure.
Regional and district offices
were directed at, hold their
meager reserves of new tires to
meet those situations where
eligibles are actually of the
road because of lack of tires"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Auto Sales Seen
6 Million a Year

NEW YORK, Nov 10-Automo-
bile sales will average 100000 10
6.50O,000 cars annually in the first
three or four years after the war,
a. p. Sloan Jr.. chairman OF Cen
eral Motors Corp. predicted
Prior 10 the war. sales were av-
eraging about 100000.
General Motors, he said will
have 10 spend about $3.50 100000
for conversion. will resume auto
production four months after the
armistice is signed and attain full
output in another two months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Wards Sues Union
For Untrue HandbiIIs

CHICAGO. Nov. 10 UNS)-
Montgomery Ward & Co. has
filed suit in Cook County superior
court seeking 10 enjoin the United
Retail Wholesale and Department
Store Employees of America (CIO)
from distributing untrue and
libelouS statements about the COM
pany and its management" in De-
.troit, Chicago, Kansas City, Den
Iver and other cities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Saginaw Unions
To Police Prices

SAGINAW, Nov. 10-Both AF'L
and Go union leaders have en-
listed their organizations in the
movement to use the Home Front
Pledge to keep down cost oil
necessities.
Go council has assured OPA
100 per cent cooperation and
expects similar cooperation from
other home front organizations.
ITS the best way to police
prices because our wages are
frozen" said Albert +. Elbow.
Go representative on the OPA
labor advisory committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
0PA Rent Attorney
To Handle RationinQ

SAGINAW, Nov 10-Hazen r.
Armstrong, Saginaw district OPA
rent attorney, will handle the
duties Of rationing attorney as
well as providing legal advice to
the rent division. il was an
nounced today by John r. Kessel,
district OPA manager.
Robert L. Vanderveer. rent
examiner since the programs in
ception in July. 1912. will assume
the duties of district rent eXecu-
tive for the Saginaw-Bay City
Midland area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
New Really Firm
Files in State

LANSING. Nov. 10 (UP)-The
Michigan Corporation and Securi.
ties Commission today announced
that incorporation papers have
been filed by the following firms:
n. J. Greene Homes Co. 1922
National Bank Bldg, Detroit.
y. J. Greene and David d. Bren-
ner. Detroit. TO deal in real estate
New nonprofit corporations:
Church OF the Open Door Flint
Free Methodist Church, Ypsi-
lanu
Vedder Fisher Drive, Inc, East
Lansing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Pontiac War Plants
Stay Open Tomorrow

PONTIAC, Nov. 10 Pontiac
Will celebrate Arnistice Day to-
morrow by carrying on its war
production work under full steam.
City, county and state offices
will be closed, as will the post
office and bank. But all war
plants will be on normal sched-
h and stores will be open as
usual.
There will he no parade this
year. Cook Nelson Post of the
American Legion will hold IFS
traditional Arnistice Day break
vt in the morning and keep
open house" all day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10

leaders believe long-term prospects of the
reflected than average
tional growth this region They also think that war
will farms after they return and the
state chamber of here other rural states Is
from servcemen 10 how much
capital required OF the
believe that regions merchandising themselves should
specific which ultimately
getting apply their situation The
general The individual some advice
should detran what ne
bring in he o skulls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
k08 Gallons for $50

= And at that rate an invest
ment OF $50 would now bring
a dividend of los gallons OF
whisky with a ceiling price
value of S126.36.
The unprecedented whisky
dividend comes after an s0-point
rise in the new stock on the
Baltimore Exchange. on which
it's now listed.
One sale Yesterday was re-
corded at Sli6 a share-which
is equal To almost 81 a share on
the original 81 par stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Deer Hunting Bureau
Set Up in LANSING

LANSING. Nov. 10-Ignoring
the OPA ban on pooling of gaso-
line. scores of nimrods from Lam
sing and Ingham County today
began their trek TO favorite hunt
ing grounds in the north woods.
Many hunters who plan TO be
in the field when the deer hunt
ing season opens Monday, are
being assisted by the AAA deer
hunting bureau" here, where
arrangements are made for trans
portation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Gas Co. Sendout
Exceeds 1912 Period

The zgas sendout in the Detroit
district for the week ended Nov. 6
was 62.135. 900 cubic feet. the
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.
reported today. This is an in
crease of 100,624000 cubic feet
compared with the corresponding
week last year. when the total
reported was sol $1,000 cubic
feet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
New TeIetype President

NEW YORK. Nov. 10-Clem II.
Franks, formerly vice president,
has been elected a director and
president of the Teletype Corp. a
subsidiary of Western Electric Co.
Franks will succeed Gustave He'd
ing. who submitted his resignation
as a director and president be-
cause Of III health.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Labor Dispute Settled
At PRINTING Plant

" Fifty employs of the Thomas p.
Henry Printing Co, al Burroughs,
were back at work today after a
dispute caused by the discharge
of a printer for alleged incom-
petence.
The men returned last night
after a conference attended by
Clifford Sparkman, head of Local
No 49, Detroit Typographical
Union. the management and medi-
ators at which it was agreed the
employe would be re-instated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
War Plant Strike Ends

GREENSBURG. Pa, Nov. 1C
(UP)-Approximately 2,200 EN-.
ployes of the Elliott Co. plant OF
Jeanette have ended their "a
hour walkout over a wage dis
pute, restoring the plant 10 pro-
'duction Of war materials for
which it was cited twice by the
naNVl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Airline Sets Price
Of Trust Certificates

CHICAGO. Nov. 10 Chicago
filed an amendment to its regis
e. Southern Air Lines. Inc, has
tration statement with SEC in
which ii gives offering price on
voting trust certificates for $4,000
shares of common stock to be sold
al $3.50 per share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Decrease Reported
In Oil Production

NEW YORK. Nov. 1O-Daily
average production Of crude oil ir
the United States for the week
ended Nov. s was 4.379, lbs bar
rels. = decrease Of 17.175 from the
previous week. according TO Oh
and Gas Journal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
All Monthly Steel
Records Shattered

NEW YORK. Nov. 10 - All
monthly steel production records
were shattered in October when
total output reached 7.7S6. 359 tons
of ingots and steel for castings. il
was announced by American Iron
and Steel Institute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Stock Leaders
Move Higher
In Early Trade

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 CUP)-
Stocks opened steady 10 firm to-
day in lighter trading. Bonds
were firm. Cotton futures opened
steady 10 firm.
Aircraft shares were firm. Gains
of Il point each were noted in
Consolidated = Vultee at liz (;
United Aircraft at 279s and Bell
Aircraft al 117s. Douglas was at
497s. up y, and Curtiss-Wright
ga. up Il.
Great Northern Railway pre-
ferred gained "a point TO liz in
a firm rail section where smaller
advances were noted in Southern
Pacific, Santa Fe. New York Cen
trail, and Canadian Pacific. The
last opened on a block of 1000
shares. Union Pacific gained a
point to 93h.
United States Steel opened at
81 u, up II. Bethlehem rose after
opening at its previous close. Jones
& Laughlin opened on a block of
k200 shares at 81, up q point.
Anaconda had a small gain in its
section.
General Motors sold at 80, ex-
dividend, up u point, while
Chrysler gained = 10 IS. Schenley
gained n, TO 34l9 in a firm liquor
group. Standard Oil IN. j. was
up "a, at 81
Prices moved higher in the lead
ing issues after the opening, with
dealings somewhat more active.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Pay Raises Studied
For Detention Home

The county civil service COM
mission met today at the juvenile
detention home 10 study possible
pay increases for employees there
by giving them higher classical
fiOpS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Detroit Stocks

Dividends In the foregoing table are the
Sales Open High Low On ge
Y Cent? $50 "a IS, IA =
amounts declared or paid 90 far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Dividends
TO CREDITORS OF YIpELIrY
WHEfIING. AIREvNUA TO-

LEGAL NOTICE