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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
CAN MATCH wHIRLY'

II the new chocolate soldier
can capture the Belmont Stakes
next month he viii take his place
alongside his celebrated Calumet
predecessor, Whirlaway.
And the incest thing that can
be said of this newest sensation
Of American turf is that he runs
much like Mr.. Longtail, " charg-
ing out Of the clouds through the
stretch 10 break their hearts be-
fore the black stripe is reached.
The short-legged Conn Me-
Creary. whose pleading helped the
WrightS and JonSeS 10 decide to
send Pensive 10 the Derby after
they had all but decided TO with
draw him. again put up a star
bright ride on the brown torpedo.
Pensive, favorite of a shirt
sleeved crowd of 33,0l1. returned a
through the board mutuel of $3.50,
S3.10 and 1920. Platter's prices
were S4.10 and 500 and Stir Up
SIS to show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE

SATt RDAN'S. RESULTS
Philadelphia 8 ChIcsco
New York I Cincin0ait g.
Boston rs prtshurgh 2
- Louis =. Brooklyn &
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
TAKES HIS TIME

His time in The 220-yard dash,
PIP. was slow but he eased up
in the last few yards when the
field was far behind.
After the meet Owens predicted
the boy had an excellent chance
10 write some new records into
the lists before he is graduated
from college some three years
hence.
II was Michigans reserve
strength that gave them a one
sided victory over Illinois and
Purdue in triangular track
meet. The Wolverines had Il
points. Illinois "a and Purdue y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

Ailf w EcNfl II &OllAt4 lilENAr
This afternoon Owens, now
working in Detroit, came back
10 see fhe sensational freshman
from Illinois who is being hailed
as his successor. The Illinois
speedster. Claude Buddy Young
from Phillips High School in
Chicago. took part in four events.
He scored two easy victories. was
second in the broad jump and
gave ms team q commanding lead
in the mile relay
His most noteworthy event was
a 100-yard dash IN 9.5 seconds,
Just ITO Of second off the
worlds record Because OF the
strong wind AT his back. however
mis- time. which is better than
the meet mark. will not 60 in
the books.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
Pensiue Does 1t Again to Win Preakness
Stretch Run
Beats Platter;
Stir Up Sd
BY BILL CORUM

BALTIMORE, May - They
gave him a sad name but he's
got happy feet.
Swirling from behind like a
runaway torpedo in an angry
sea, just as he had done in the
Kentucky Derby a week ago,
Calumet Farms chocolate coll
ored Pensive came from China
town TO win the saith running
of the Preakness STAKES at
Pimlico today by three-parts Of
a length from George d, Wide
ner's Platter. Stir Up was third
again. That must be his hobby.
His victory gave the son Of Hy-
perion two legs on the coveted
American triple crown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
Tiger Box Score
DETROIT
DETROIT
Boston

Totals SO SIS l4 Totals 30 NJ ~ j
"Batted for Gentry Nm seventh
Rallaa f.r No. -r nL-rL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

Continued on Page Two)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Lambert
I'm PIaSiicS

NEW YORK, Oct 25 Lambert
Co., maker of Listcrnc and Pro-
Ahy-lac-uc toothhruShc>, showed
another gain in profits for the six
months ended June 80 10 Sl53
from Sl4s a year ago.
In the fun year the 1913 net
Was equal 10 sos a share. against
SOL in the preceding year.
Lambert has been diyersilyng
IT,, actNi'o,S into the ethical drug
field by me purchase of the Har-
rover Laboratories. q wcll-known
producer of endocrune prcpara-
tons. a line with a prominent
trend in the pharmaceutical IN
duSlrN.
The even more interesting new
departure for ms company is its
prominent interest I'M the piaN-
tic field. 1t is an important
moIdcr of plastic materials now
going almost entirely for war, but
which can obviously be turned 10
making of toilet articles and con-
talners after the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Rails Shopping
For New Cars

NEW YORK. Oct. 25-Chicago
and Northwestern Railway is re-
ported 10 be in the market for
2. 500 freight cars. The inquiry is
for 1000 lotion hoppers, 100 DO
ton hoppers. $50 lotion gondolas,
400 50-ton box cars and $50 lotion
ballast.
Chicago. ST. Paul, Minneapolis
and Omaha is inquiring for 4oo
5O-ton box cars and 100 5O-ton
hoppers; the Central of Georgia
for 100 10 200 50-ton pulpwood
cars, and Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe for 200 automobile box
cars. -
Orders actually placed in the
past week included the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy's contract
with its own shop for $50 Sutton
hoppers and 100 lotion hopperS'
and Minneapolis and st. LOUIS
contract with General American
Transportation Corp. for 800 d.
ton box cars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25

P pF I5i5 b std.i1' Mo NO 1898
5S7 &5.iiSb Gb u Il. ". cT TS fancy
s5ode Island SAND GF Ss 50 fancy. 45.s
s52s%27s 45S oa aG' M SR'' NO Co. l.
81 25a275 45-lb bu Northern spies No
81 4s Sa $ ~ s s. f9S~ w.a iRSs
Vol River, fancy S,.' 81 81 E5.le. eu No. ],
81 so sos '0S cantsoa le No T. 81 500
312 sO-lh bu Pears Bartlett fancy, 81 81
bu, No l, 81 5oa4. KieffeIs; No. l. 50
10 10 / 81 25S 0'S' OUNCES, s. Su. water
melons. SI@I.5O 6olb bu
VEGETABLE GREENs-csbbsgs greens, No
l. 75caSl bu CoNards. No l.. I5c@ 81 5
sloI.5o dol behs sorrel, No ]. slai Is
0u. spinach. No / esq 9oc ls-lb 6u Swiss
No s5ssoc bu. TuTnip greens. No. l.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENs-celsry
esboage fancy, 81 so bg No. 81 so@2
No sls 81 50 do 9'T Leaf isttudt saise %:
R r Ssis'' w Parsley ss 500 ss soc do' OA'
VEGETABLES. MISC -Bees. No /, soc
553e dqI eeh..: topped: No |. Slei3o eS
G snsy Sc g bu 7 So sGo curly ni9
No. /. .i25 bu. Carrots, punched NO t.
zoo coo dor bchs.; topped. fancy, SIS BY
2 SO doz No / 81 25si IS Celery. fancy,
corn. No. !, siaI25 5-doz sack. Dill. .5os
CSC dof ,bchs, Eggplant No /. 75csSi 6u
radish. 50 5Oa3 peck basket. Kohlrsbi, No.
/. 5Oa65c doz bohs. Onions. dry. fancy.
81 50 5O-lb. sack. No. medium, 81 2Oa
80 green. NO, 7Segssl dor 6 2Sa.
No l. COARSE dor bchS Peppers, red
sweet, fancy. $50 bu No. /. 75eaSl IS.
cayenne No l. 50a CSC peck basket hot.
fancy. 81 so hu; No 9ooeSl IS green,
No l. 81 5Oe2 bu. Pimentos. No !. 75ca
81 IS bu Potatoes No. /. Sl.75a 90 by.
Pumpkins, No ,75c@sl bu Rsdishes. red
/. 75cGSl doz bchs black, No. / 81 so
bu. Rutasagas, No /. ,I.?9si.5o eu.
Table Queen, No coca s1.25 bu.. Hub
bard No /. Sl@l.25 bu Tomatoes green,
No l. e0c9S1 as bu; tomatoes. peck bas-
ket fancy 81 50q1.75; No /. 7sce 81 IS
TIarnips', No /. $isl rs do1 6eh. TOPPED
table oysters No /, 81 dol bchs
EGGS-LsrEe. SIS scales so 3o-dog case
medium, Sl4dl5 small. SIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Priorities

The Detroit regional office oi the War Pro
duction BOARD announced today the following
LIS Dir q Mechanically Refrigerated
Farm MIR. Coolers" Establishes rules row
erninE production and distribution from July
l. 1914 10 June 80. 1e45. supeuedes rules
In L~2bT. L~2S7-a and all directions
Isl revocation. Tire RetreadinE. Recap
ping and Repair Equipment" Revokes the
order
L,i44. amended. ~ Laboratory Equipment"
Revises List A. requires preference rating.
forbits subititution OF model
M-3oO Schedule 81. "ChiorinAted Paraf-
fni." -EEiAhliEheS Alteration control Ai-App-
M-3oo. Schedule Sc "Penicnlin." Is
tablishes ALLEGATION control a. app. p ma
teriAl. provides for use and delivery eremp-
tons, Supertedet M-S3s revoked
M-3lT-b, Dir Operations OF Rope
Msfinr and Core BrsidinT Machines" rs
tsbishss production procedures for certain
type machines from Nov /, 1914, through
Dec 81 1914
M-sss. revocation "Penicillin " Revokes
the order superseded by M-3O0, Schedule IS
GIMP BEG g. Amendment 1. Maintenance.
repair and operating supplies
-, For further details CONTACT WIPE, 1910
curiy Bank BIDS. Toledo; phon. CARRIED
phone s-ss3i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Ternstedt 70 Build

A two-Story building VIII be
added 10 the Ternstedt unit of
Fisher Body TO provide new
medical. cafeteria. hospital and
employment facilities, accord
ing 10 T. p. Archer, general
manager OF Fisher Body Ma
terials have been authorized by
the WPB for the project.
The new building should be
completed by next April, Archer
stated. II will be built on the
east side of Crawford avenue
and will be connected with
other TernStedt buildings by
two oVcrpaSSeS.
The building viii add $1,000
square feet 10 Ternstcdt. In
peaCetime. the company l. the
worlds largest manufactures
of hardware and fittings for
auto bodies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Ex-CeII-O Outlook

Dow Jones financial news
service reports recent rise IN
EN-Ccll-O stock was based on
the firms postwar prospects.
Ownership Of an efficient ma
chine for packaging milk and
other dairy products is men,
toned. II is said that the firm
Pure-Pak division has orders cor
200 machines on hand as against
100 now leased out on a royalty
basis.
EX-Cell-O'S main activity is,
Of course, machine tools and
precision parts. II is pointed
out, however, that the firm $
wartime sales ran at rate 10
times greater than normal pre-
war figures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Stocks Open
Quiet, Firm

NEW YORK. Oct. 25 QNS)-
The stock market opened quiet
and firm this morning. Price
movements were fractional with
a few leaders gaining a shade.
Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler,
Commonwealth Edison and Allied
Chemical opened slightly higher.
United Aircraft. Chesapeake Il
Ohio and North American Co.
eaSed.
Opening prices: Texas Co. Asa,
up 4: General Motors 62%, up
Il; Sinclair 1871, unchanged;
American Telephone 1854, I'M
changed; New York Central 1875,
unchanged; Commonwealth Edi-
son 28%s, up Il; Bethlehem Steel
62h, off Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Overall Output Good

The overall truck program IS
not as far behind schedule as
. is the light-heavy and heavy
heavy. The first nine months
saw $4,000 units produced.
both military and civilian. This
was only 5l2 per cent off.
But light-heavy trucks pro-
duced totaled $4,000 units
against the programmed total
of 205.000. The third quarter
was the best. the industry
making $4,000 units in all
classes.
With the use of directives
and an encouraglngly better
labor market, the last quarter
should see a vast improvement.
The dependence of the invasion
army on trucks. as illustrated
in this column yesterday by the
Red Ball Express, has been
impressed on the manuiaC-
turers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25

only visionary hope transform bad loans
loans through the but Philip Murray head of
the Go and his affiliated Steel Union think that of
annual minimum wage the prince and steel
industry will somehow magcaly the instability which
prevails in such capital goods lines.
The passionate belief in the guarantee not new In the gay
fashionable especially in New York to buy real
only the basis of the soundnes of the
mogaged property but solely the prestige of the title
which guaranteed" that there would be of
principal and interest The that due such
"guarantors themselves financial difficulties.
The appears financial houses in order in
mismanagemen
belief that the credit the borrower third
party will be adequate substitute for inherently sound
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Labor Disappears

Government agencies are be-
ginning 10 wonder what is hap
pening to our labor force.
Through the cooperation OF the
WPB and the VINO, efforts
have been made 10 channel
workers affected by contract
revisions (the new phrase for
cancellations and cutbacks)
into other urgent war work.
In between shifting workers
from one plant 10 another,
VINO found that 81 per cent
of the labor force being trans
ferred disappeared somewhere,
but not back into war work
The theory is that many have
returned to farms. women back
TO the kitchens and some into
their former peacetlme lines.
And that's why the rcViSionS
make no visible dent m man
power requirements
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
What's New
In Business
By WARD SCHULTZ

The possibilities Of teleyision
are already being fully explored
by aggressive companies.
a Matchmaker. sponsor Of 4
program. opens and closes the
show with a closeup Of a watch
his name clearly in view. No
words are spoken but soft music
is played
4 textile firm utiliZcS 4 series
OF cartoons illustrating ATS
product
A razor firm flashes a StN
picture al its product on the
screen while the announcer
reads the commercial
And & Soap-maker flashes a
kitchen scene, with the house
wife casually remarklng how
easy the product makes dish
washing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
.CubdReopens
Sugar Farley

NEW YORK. Oct. IS - The
Cuban sugar delegation will be in
Washington tomorrow TO resume
negotiations for the sale Of the
1945 sugar crop TO the United
States.
These talks were broken off
about one month ago when Cuban
conferees returned 10 Cuba for
further instructions and to relate
TO island officials proposals offered
by the United States.
The price offered Cuba for the
sugar was .0275 cents per pound,
fob.
Cable advices from Luis Mem
doza, Havana, Cuba. state that
Mexico has offered a price of
.0325 cents a pound, fob. Cuba.
for 100000 tons of the 1915 sugar
crop and the same price for an
other block of 100000 tons of the
1916 production.
At the time negotiations were
broken off the Cuban delegation
was reported holding off for a
price of 0325 cents a pound.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
3 Firms PenaIized

Three Detroit firms are
among four Michigan companies
cited for violation Of WPB
regulations. the regional WPB
office announced today. All
have been placed on three
months probation.
All of the firms involved
were charged with improper
use of allotments of controlled
materials.
The Detroit concerns are the
Automatic Products Co. HAS
w. Grand Blvd: Progressive
Industries Co, $40 Linwood
avenue. and Hurd Lock G. Man
ufacturing Co., 434 New Center
Building. The other firm named
was the Rich Manufacturing
Co., Battle Creek.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Just Save This

w. d. Gam, who tags him
self a successful Wall Street
operator. predicts what's going
10 happen by a combination Of
time cycles. repetition of letters
and numbers and reoccurrence
Of time periods. Here's his Big
Three" of the moment in case
you're interested.
October marks the last period
for the end of the war in Eu-
rope and the dates tenth 10
twelfth and Dist TO 9th are
significant.
Roosevelt will not be presi-
dent in l945. He says the cycle
of double Os has run out and in
addition the time cycle and
science of numbers do not
promise a fourth term.
Japan could surrender about
a month after Germany falls
but the latest date for the end
OF the war in the Far East is
April Z TO II of 1945.
II this proves all wrong,
blame Gam and the numbers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Assures Commission Of Practical Substitute

In Kissing the Breton Woods formula as technically I'M
Lionel D. Eide Wall Street economist assures the
just and durable that something else viii
be worked support world trade i'm the event that Congress
thumbs down the Breton Woods agreements.
Ede the objections the Breton Woods plan
based the White and Keynes plans, follows:
that the United States would most of the
probably would write of large
that balanced budgets and
stable
Third trade policy must he developed
before monetary plan hope to work; Fourth that
bankers will be glad 20 make
responsibility, IL is
through aid the will be lost"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
J. W. Baltic Quits
Detroit lubriCdfor

The resignation Of J W. Baitlie,
secretary and treasurer of the De
troit LubriCator Co, has been an
nounced by c. II, Hodges, preSi-
dent, effective Dec |.
On that date Baltic viii be-
come president OF the American
Gas Machine Co. Albert Lea,
Mimi. on whose board of dlrec-
tors he has served for three years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Auto
Graphs
Directives May Bring
Trucks TO Schedule
BY sILER FREEMAN

Directives to get components
and materials may bring the
heavy truck program up to
schedule in the final quarter.
The use of directives was urged
on the industry by John II.
Middlekamp. director of the
War Production Boards auto
motive division, at a recent
meeting with the industry adj
visory committee.
Total production of heavy
trucks in the first three quar-
tiers OF 1914 was $4,000 units
against a planned program of
$4,000. This "a per cent deficit
has been felt by the military
authorities.
The industry members COM
planned that lack OF labor, in
both quality and quantity, in
the gray iron and malleable
iron foundries and assembly
plants, was responsible for the
deficit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
1229o Increase
In Pea Traffic

An increase of l22 per cent In
the number of passengers carried
by Pennsylvania-Central Airlines
during September over the same
month in 1913 has been reported
by Pea Vice President J. J.
ODonovan.
Considerable gains were also
reported in both air mail and air
express totals for the month.
Pea carried a total Of So, 1873
passengers during September, as
against 23,4l2 during the same
month a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Offers TO Rebuy Notes

CHICAGO, Oct. 25-The Utah
Radio Products Co. and under
writers of its recent issue of 10
year Az per cent convertible
debentures, headed by Cruttenden
e. Co. have offered 10 repurchase
the entire S1.175,000 issue 10 eff
feet re-registration with the
SEC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Joins Ted Grace

Art Schiefele, able public
relations specialist for the
Huron Clinton parkway author
fly, rs returning TO private
industry according TO the grape
vine
Understand he's joining Ted
Grace's expanded organization.
Ted says that when things open
up, Grace and Dement'S going
TO have the people ready TO
handle the job. Arts going 10
be one of those people.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Crawford Renamed
To Gray Iron Group

w. B. Crawford, president of
the Atlas Foundry Co, Detroit,
was reappointed to the executive
committee of the Gray Iron Foun-
ders Society by fellow directors
at the annual meeting held re-
Gently in Cincinnati, w. w. Rose,
executive vice president, has an
nounced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
n. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Breton Woods Plan
Termed Impractical

increasingly the pararchs Washington
spare the OF controversy at
least until after Nov. T. -
In the economic field this that the Breton Woods
understanding concerning proposed international
will deferred until after the election
Similarly Secretary indicated that the findings
which disaster Pearl Habor
will be kept secret for security reasons.
conSdeTateneSS the senstvy Of the public will tend
make of the election depend increasingly
sonalueS and oratoTcal pap
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Real Headache

Washington agencies are
really trying 10 eliminate some
of the time lag between errors
by the field forces and cor
receive action from the capital.
Officials down there are re-
portedly still brooding about
the Detroit rent fixer who
started TO set rent ceilings &C.
cording TO his own philosophy;
they didn't get that straight
ened out for nearly two weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Market
Disappointing
BY LEWIS HANEY

Frois,ses Of Economics. New Yor1 UNIVERSITY
The stock market made little
progress last week, and il. seems
fair 20 say that for the last two
weeks it has hung up within
trading range" of less than three
points lDow-Joncs induStrialS).
This is slightly Disappointing in
view Of The symptoms OF in
creased buoyancy shown on last
Tuesday and Wednesday Ger
tainly II tends 10 Justify the mod
oratCly cautious attitude Of this
column. where advice has been 10
buy only on dips, pending the
penetration of the previous high
level.
Evidently there is still enough
political uncertainty 10 cause con-
siderable selling al prices only a
little above those now in effect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
HOudaiIIe Net
Shows Drop

Houdaille Hershey Corp. and
subsidiaries report a net profit
for the nine months ended Sept
30 OF S1,2Sl, 403. equal TO S122
per class B share, compared to
81 ,537, $50, or S1.54 a share, for
the same period a year ago.
The net for 1914 is subject to
renegotiations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Store Sales Up TO

NEW YORK. Oct. 25-Depart-
ment store sales in New York and
Brooklyn in the week ended Oct.
81 increased 7 per cent over the
like 1913 period.
For the four weeks ended last
Saturday. the gain over a year
ago was 13 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Detroit Steel Earns
.S176,295 in Quarter

Net profit of Detroit Steel Corp.
and subsidiary for the quarter
ended Sept 30. after all known
charges, including estimated pro-
visions for renegotiation and fed
eral income taxes, amounted TO
Sl76,295, equal TO az cents per
share
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Ex-CeII-0 Declares
Dividend Of 65 Cents

Ex-Cell-O Corp. has declared a
year-end dividend of % cents.
payable Dec. % to stock of record
Dec. 8. This brings the total pay
mentS for the year to $3.50 the
same as paid in 1943.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Troopers 10 Attend
Mass in Bloomfield

Companies I and M of the 33rd
Infantry Regiment, Michigan
State Troops. stationed in Pontiac
together with the AWVS drill
corps. will attend mass in a body
at 10 a. m. Sunday in ST. Hugo
of the Hills. Bloomfield
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Daily Oil Output Up

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25 Crude
oil production in the United States
for the week ended Oct. II aver
aged 4.740,000 barrels daily, an
increase of 1880 barrels over the
previous week. according TO the
Oil and Gas Journal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Yielded TO The Voice of Prudence

regard the power of the bank for reconstruction and
development capital loans the conference yielded TO
the prudence by Dutch fnancers and
Sumaby by the banking member of the Y. S delegation
As result. DR. Harry d. White, u. s. treasury monetary
expressed that the technique guaranteeing
been ultra and he implied that because of the
limitations the bank might be unable to make its expected
contribution worldwide rehabilitation and prosperity
With the preSentday yeaTnng for economic security IN this
warorn and insecure world in which live there naive belief
in the curative value Of the guarantee"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Earnings

NATIONAL MAIL. a STEEL CASTINGS
S vt . s5:s. 'li'S'''ff5: "i'ssii g
COLUMBIA PICTURES CORP.
Fiscal wear ended June go
Hs, profit -, 'aoo::..s n.so; ass99
Nine months ended Sept 80 60,
y. &C.,. .r: :.!,,,. ''s.5o6:91, "s,,13; 3
BUFFALO FORGE co.
get s:.,. .r: :s,o,,, 'iii7s3 ''i''l u:
49,. Io9st,MIITS sIscylr co.
yet proht u.so?oss9 u.'S.2ii99
PRoCTER A GAMBLE co.
Quarter ended Sept. 80:
yet prom, . s4.'aO.Ses s5.l5''s
sHAwINIGAS wArER a POWER co.
Nine months ended sept 30.
IS IS, ! s;:s. 'd'a''.ssg44 'i''''''43: a:
s wrsT dsIs. sHG.d s s.st g. MIG
s.. gFs earning. 'i'7i! s SsI '''. s9 g
TEXAS CUR SyLPHUR co.
Quarter ended sept. So -,
re, profit .,, s2'e27'lssii '2.oSs .'55ss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Payment on Common
Voted by SoIventoI

Solventol Chemical Products
Inc. has declared the regular
annual dividend of 10 cents per
share on the common stock, pay
able Nov. 10, TO stock of record
oct. 81.