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Evening star., 1945-11-29
Business Briefs

Bank Clearinss in "a leading
cities declined to 50 ,870, $4,000 in
the holiday week ended November
% VS.. l2,5s5, ,297 900 in the preced-
ing full week, and were 0.4To below
$500, LII 900 in the like 1914 week,
reported Dun & Bradstreet, Inc.
Freight Loadings In the week end
ed November "a totaled 716, ,494 cars
a decline of 1857 from the previous
week and 6.7To below year ago
the railroads announced.
Phillips Petroleum Co. sold Phil
gas properties which distribute "bot-
tied gas" in Eastern States, to Sub
urban Propane Gas Co., new firm.
for s11,0o0,o0o.
]. C. Penney Co. stockholders will
vote December 26 on plan to issue
2 additional shares for each share
held on that date, increasing au-
thorized shares from 100000 tc
5000, 900.
Carrier Corp. stockholders will
vote December n on proposed crea-
ton of q new class of 100000 shares
of $50 par value preferred and ar
increase in common from 100000 te
100000 shares. Present preferred
will be converted into common OF
redeemed.
Remington-Rand, Inc, cut sales.
mems commissions ESQ. Salesmer
earning 5000 or less were exempted
Great Northern Railway earned
$23, ,339 ,855 or $7.55 a share in II
months ended October 81 VS.. $16,.
S60,ol7 or $6.74 year ago.
Timken Roller Bearing Co. net fo1
. months ended September 80 wa,
s4,168,578 VS.. $4,611 1926 in the same
1914 period.
Thompson Products, Inc, earned
81, ,406, 1886 or $3.50 in 9 months endec
September 80 VS.. $2,275, ,191 or $40;
a year ago.
for 9 months was $964,616 or 50 VS.
S846, ,203 or SLIP in the same 1914
period.
Weston Electrical Instrumen,
Corp. earned $253,175 or $1.57 VS.
s454, 1872 or $2.83 a year ago.
Consolidated Cigar Corp. net fol
the September quarter was 1886 80;
or 81 cents VS.. $326, 1856 or 81.
L. A. Young Spring & Wire Corp
reported deficit Of SCI, 6,065, for tn
September quarter VS.. a profit O
$212,268 or 50 cents share.
Phillips Packing Co. earned SSH,
397 or $1.04 in 6 months ended Sep
tember 80 VS.. $219,224 or A cents.
Union Bag & Paper Co. declare,
an extra OF Is cents and q regula
dividend Of Is cents, both payabl
December %, raising l945 payment
to 65 cents VS.. rs cents In 1914.
United Light & Railways Co. plal
to redeem debentures through BAN
loans were approved by the SEC.
Wilson Brothers purc heses
Wrights Underwear Co., which own
plants at Troy and Cohoes, N. Y.
Rust Furnace Co. started con
struction OF large industrial fur
naces for Chicago Bridge q Irol
Co. at Chicago, Greenville. Pa. an,
Birmingham. Ala.
Seattle Gas Co. registered Will
the SEC $4,000, 900 Of first mortgag,
bonds for refunding purposes.
Fruehauf Trailer Co. stockholder
approved issuance Of 7l2,0 addi
tional shares Of 81 par value com
mon.
Newport News Shipbuilding & DR.,
Dock Co. called for redemption OF
January 81 all So cumulative con
vertible preferred at $ll0 plus pre-
viously declared dividend Of 81 as.
Indian Motor Cycle Co. electe,
Ralph 3. Rogers president and gen
eral n14nager. Directors approved al
unspecified increase Ii common 10
purchase OF Ideal Power Lawn
Mower Co. and Torque Mfg. Co.
Kaiser-Frazer Corp. elected Hick
man Price, jr.. Vice president ami
treasurer. He Is former FEA ON
cisL
Evening star., 1945-11-29
Market Averooes
New York Cotton

ing on ~ much Is 40 cents ! bale To-
day the cotton market rallied partially
on min buying aSainst textile orders alonx
with snort covering.
Early eommisston house liuuidatiop was
innuenced hy Bureau OF Agricultural eco-
Monies report Indicating the cotton crop
next season may increase 2 X, million bales
over this years production
TIE report at the feme time. warned
markets due 10 the widening price dis
parity between American and forsign
Late Afternoon prices were s cents I
5eis hiFner r 80 Ssnts lover pecsgabsr,
Evening star., 1945-11-29
.Odd-Lot Declines

fHILADELPH1A. Nov. 20 R.-The se-
curities Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New York
ssock Exchange for November 2s: 1857
sales involving l76, ,O99 shares, includins
Fl short sales involving $50 shares.
Evening star., 1945-11-29

Aireon Mfs Co
Alumni Co Am T.
Am Cyan IL -.
Am l. q T 1.20-..
Am Maracaibo :.
Am Superpower
Ark Natural Gas
Ark Nat Gas A..
Atl Coast Fish.
Atlas Corn Wv
Babck & w 1Ag
Barium Steel
Berk d Gay Fur
Bliss = W /.
Blue Ridge .16f-
Bowman-Bilt H.
Bowm-Bilt 2 pf-
Bridgeport OIL.
Brown Rubber
Bunk Hill&S ha
Burma Ltd
Gable E1ec Prod
calite Tun .20g-
c Marconi h.04g
catalin Am LOG
Cen d s w Util-
Cessna Airc Ag
Claude Neon Its
Colon Developm
Colonial Aircrft
Colo Fuei&I WV
Cons Biscuit.6O
|ConsRoyalty. .12s
Cont Fdy d M /
Cosden Petrol
Creole Pet 1Ag-
Croft Brew .06-
Crosley Motors
Cronw c Pet Ag
Cuban A Sg 1 Ks
Dennison A hg-
Det Gray Iron
East Gas d Fuel
Elec Bd&Share-
Equity Corp
Fairch E&A.20e
Fansteel M Ag
| Garrett Corp.40
Gobel Inc -.
Rates Of divit
are annual dish
quarterly or sen
less otherwise n
dends are not
extras. b Plus &
stock. e Paid Ia
9 declared or pa
able in Canadi
dividends paid
With warrants.
Evening star., 1945-11-29
N. Y. Curb Murket.
LIST EISGvp MGhgDEs @ SNLr gv4E. syISgTED ,IssyEs

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ends in the foregoing table
rsements based on the last
i-annuAl declaration. On
,ted, special or extra divi.
included. Q Also extra or
;ock dividend. d Cash OF
st year. I Payable In stock.
d 50 far this year. h Pay.
IN funds. K Accumulated
z declared this year. wv
Nv without warrants.
Evening star., 1945-11-29
GusoIine Stoeks Rise

NEW YORK. Nov. 20 (Py. daso-
line stocks Of civilian grade totaled
57.5S6, 600 barrels on November ~
W. S. JO66, 900 week earlier and
a. .S70, 900 year ago, the American
Petroleum Institute announced.
Evening star., 1945-11-29

6out1y 0aSe0 On Is fAekAne0 ToAn1f
i1:0O an. 30 600 l2:Ou noon go coo
100 pm go 600 3: p.m. 31o 900
Hnae o{ treo1g. 10 shares; sales printed
being cryanised under Bankruptcy Act 81
securities assnHed by such Companies.
are annual dls6ursemepG bSss6 81 ~
guartsEiy q semi-spnual aeelaration. On
dsnds are not insiuded. 81 divlisndds,. d,.
II r. xights. Z Also extra Of extrs1. rius;
ssoSk g g diytdenS Cash cr stock q Pai4
81 paid 80 far fhis year. h PaycSie m
CANADIAN funds. e kAccumulafed diyi6ends
paid or declared this year. New issue.
Evening star., 1945-11-29
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Evening star., 1945-11-29
Drop In Living Costs.

Stabilization-The cost of living
has declined 0.3 Of per cent since
the surrender OF Japan, compared
with rise Of approximately 1.3 per
cent In = comparable period after
the last war. Some Of the decrease
this time, however, IL due to the sea-
sonal decrease In some food prices
Direct controls over wages and sal
aries have been removed In most
fields, but increases have not been
allowed to affect price ceilings or
costs TO the United States, except in
some specific and narrowly defined
cases 70 correct EMBELLISHMENTS or
)inequities.
mnattonary pressures are still
great, and danger signals pointing
to . further building up through the
winter and spring are the rise of
Ireal estate, wholesale and raw mate
Irials prices. We must continue to
hold the line. We cannot permit
imitation.
Evening star., 1945-11-29
Reconversion
Continued From First Page J

plants were cleared within 20 days
or less. Twenty-seven billion dollars
worth Of war contracts have been
Cancelled since the surrender of
Japan. Approximately one-third of
the $4,000 war contracts Cancelled
since VI day have been settled.
Lifting of Wartime Controls-all
war manpower controls were lifted
the day after Japan surrendered.
OPA has removed several hundred
items from price control, removed
all rationing except for sugar and
tires and completed the pricing OF
reconversion goods almost 100 per
cent. OPA has reduced orders and
regulations on its books to IS from
q wartime peak of $50. ODT has IA
orders standing as compared with
$3.50 during the war. About IS per
cent Of wartime export controls have
been listed and Is per cent of war
time import controls.
Production-Most peacetime prod
ucts are already in production or
ready to roll. The metal-working
trades on which we depend for most
OF our consumer durable goods are
In such shape that they expect by
the middle of 1916 to ship goods at
two and one-half times the 1899 rate.
Retail Sales Up 10 Per Cent.
Business Activity-Business con-
tinueS good. Here are some indi-
cations:
Retail sales. up 10 per cent now
as compared with the same period
last year; steel ingot production,
back up to 80 per cent capacity to-
day as compared with so per cent
capacity right after vi day; elec-
trio power production, now only IA
per cent below the wartime peak.
Labor Disputes-There has been
an upsurge Of strikes since vi day
The increase has been due in part
to the fact that all parties held their
| grievances In check during the war
and observed the no-strike pledge
New strikes since August total about
800, involving about 1,500, ,00O
workers, During the same time 924
threatened strikes were averted, in
volving about 100000 workers; and
868 strikes were settled, involving
about SIS, 900 workers, through the
United States Cancellation Service.
Labor dispute cases settled through
November ~ numbered 2,82l. involv-
ing about 1,l50,0o0 workers. Time
lost through work stoppages since
August Is estimated at 0.76 Of / per
cent of the total working time
available.
Drop in Living Costs.
Stabilixation-The cost Of living
has declined 03 Of per cent since
the surrender Of Japan, compared
with rise Of approximately 1.3 per
L. A.
Evening star., 1945-11-29
BONDS.
Pu8LIC It'll Try

washington. Gas common-40 at 31k
/ woodward d Lothrop common-lOO at 81
1 Capital Transit Colo at 33h,
Evening star., 1945-11-29
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Nov. 90 aR,.-pividends
declared:
AeemAnlafAA
Evening star., 1945-11-29

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Coty Inc 16f
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Evening star., 1945-11-29
Washington Exchonoe

Bonds were uneven.
Evening star., 1945-01-14

ITEMS REEVES alighted at Greenways
IL Lane and stood moment while the bus
started again and disappeared down the black
ribbon of road between the high Kentish
hedges.
He had two purposes in coming down to
Greenways this morning: to lay the ghost
of his broken marriage with Cynthia by visit
ing the blackened ruins of their house, and
to see his lawyer and arrange for the sale of
the property. Probably Jack Curtis would
still be buyer Curtis had always fancied
adding to his own grounds those two acres
with the terraced garden going down to the
willow-bordered stream. Though whether
he'd be put off by the one clause to the sale
Denis had in mind - we'll, lawyers and agents
would have to worry that out between them.
He STARTED up the lane that led to Green
ways. The smell of rotting leaves and moist
undergTowth came to him nostalgically
sharply new, deeply remembered. Four years
since he'd seen all this! He'd returned to
England only last week, and chosen today
for this trip because it was the 18th OF May
his wedding anniversary. For four long years
of war he'd remembered that anniversary
but he hoped he'd learn to forget it now =
root it out of his system = by seeing and
assimilating the tangible proofs of ruin, the
rubble and gaping walls. Nothing so final, so
sordid as a house laid fiat by enemy action.
The bomb had fallen on Greenways just
after he and Cynthia had separated, few
DAYS after he had left England. Friends had
written about it, but not she; their break
had been too final for letters. All their busi-
ness arrangements had been made through
the lawyers - three years of love and passion
ate intimacy whitfield down to Dear Sir and
Dear Madam! But he knew she was still in
London; a friend had seen her recently, dane
ing and dining at smart restaurant.
BETWEEN the Towering banks he walked
along, the carpet of leaves muf1ing his foot
steps. Over al, ,~the spring lay as sparklingly
young and fresh as though it were the first
ever to visit this battle-scarred old earth.
But it brought no life to Denis spirits. In
stead, it underlined again the thought OF the
happiness he'd once had here.
Though he knew the house didn't exist
any more - knew it with his mind = some
how out there, whenever he'd thought OF
home, there had still flashed before his inner
eye the picture obstinately real and pres
ent - of white house with chalk-pink shut
tiers, rooms with their mixture of luxury and
simplicity; old Irish glass and Georgian silver,
cool vistas opening onto lawn and Dutch
garden; every detail The Towering of Cyntha's
expert taste.
PITY to let bitterness take possession again,
Evening star., 1945-01-14

spreading its patina of emerald moss and
jewelled flowers over the rubble of powdered
brick. The blown seed from bed of forget
me-nots had taken root in the once-entrance
hall, blue carpet under his feet.
A wave of delight swept over Denis -
gratitude and wonder for this beauty that
had risen Phoenix-like from the ashes of its
own funeral pyre. As he went forward to the
very center of his home, lark suddenly rose
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11
LEGAL NOTICES

Circni. Conr; FOR the County o.
NAtne ~ thancery.
JAMES " HENnRirkS Plain
tus IS RUTH HENDRICKS. De
feraart
w. s76-ssS
Ar .ssion of said Court held
IN Ill. Nayne County Building.
re'roi' Nichiean This 18th day
~ la,y a. 10, lef5
PRESENT Hon CLYDE Web
ser rcnif judge
T. appearing 20 this Court from
asfilay.f on file thar he defend
sn' Ruth Hendricks Is not a
resilsn, 81 The state o, Michi-an.
bur resident ~ the state
OF Il, rois
1T is ORDERED that she an-
rear ara answer the bill of com-
p'asn rieG in his cause within
three months from The date Of
this order or said bill wiil he
taken as confessed and that this
order ~ seri cd by registered
mail ava 4 not so served mat
II ~ published AZ required by
Law ~ the ncifoi; Tribune a
lev spaper printed Published and
circga rr In said county
CiNnE WEBSTER Circuit
Judge
IA Tfe opy
eASnrR D. LlNGEMAN.
ciefk
Ry r FITZGERALD.
DepH's clerk --oS- o-s-45
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11
CHARLES r. PERKINS. Atty.
80. r. Warren

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court Tor the County OF
WAYNE ID Charcery
HENRY RAY Plaintiff, vs. AN
ME LEE RAY. Defendant
No. 3,9.0>l
At session of said Court held
AZ Tho Court house in The City Of
Detroit On the esfd day OF June
A. u 1855
PRESENT Honorable Lila NJ
Negerfelt Circuit Judge
IN this cause g appearing by
afflaasi, on file that The defendant
Annie Leo RAY cannot be served
~ PROCESS issued ont 81 this Court
as sho IS not resident ~ the
stare ~ Michigan but resides in
'he CRY ~ cha'fanooSa County
q Hamilton STATE of Tennessee
0N NOTION OF Charles r Per
kirs attorney for Ilain'iff
IT is ORDERED iha, the defen-
dam Annie lee Raw appear and
answer ne Bil o. Complaint in
his cause within three months
from the date ~ iais order or that
sad BIZ viii re taken as confess
"a and that This order ne publish
~ according 20 law and cony
thereof he served Upon The dc
ferdspf BY registered mail as re-
ouired hy LAW
LILA NJ NEUENFELT Circuit
Indec
"a Truo CopvA
cASpAR + LINGEMAN. Clerk
~ = Dunno.
Deputy Clerk $50 S-li-4S
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11
LEGAL NOTICES

~. Mich. on June %. 1915
PRESENT. Honorable Lila VI.
Neuenfelt. Circuit Judge.
1t aIpearing 10 this Honorable
Cour, from affidavit on fllt thai
defendant herein. FANNIE
Vaughan. is not resident OF the
Cliy Of Detroit. Wayne County.
Michigan. but resides at 1854
Green's Valley. Memphis. Ten
Ltssee
Tn Motion OF CHARTS y Berry.
attorney for the pia.miiff.
1T is ORDEhED mat the iefsn-
dant. Fannie Vaughan. enter her
appearance in said cause on or be-
fore three months from the date Of
this order o. said Bill OF Com
plant VIII b, taktn as confess /
against her. and HAT the said Or
der be published in the Detroit
Tribune a newspaper printed
published. and circulating IN said
County. and that copy Of The
same be sent. by registered mail
70 the last-known post Office adj
dress ot the defendant sal ad-
dress being 1854 Green's Valley
Memphis Tennessee.
LILA N. NEUENFELT. Circuit
Judge.
a True Copy
cASPAR ] LINGEMAN. Clerk.
ny 2 J DUNN.
Deputy Clerk 7-l4-s-25-45
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11
EDWARD A. SIMMONS. Atty.
300 Lawyers Building
No. 3ss-511
ORnER nFpIRIIlIIInN

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the
Circgit Conrt for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery
john A. STEWART. Plaintiff
vs. CORA LEE STEWART. Defen-
dam
Al session of said court held
at the Court House in the City "
netroh In said County and STATE
on The 9Th day Of July. l945
PRESENT: Honorable Clyde !
Webster Circuit Judge.
on reading and filing The affl-
dayit hereto attached from which
4 appears that the defendant Cora
Lee stewart Is not a residsn' o;
Detroit Michigan. but wien last
heard Of and from resided ~ ll7s
Arslev avenue Baltimore. Mary
land. therefore
on motion ~ Edward A. sins
mons ATTORNEY FOR rlainfiff
1T IS ORDERED thar ne dcfer-
aant anpear In this cause within
three tsl months from the date
hereof either IN person or nv A.
torncv and her failure SO 70 10
will cause hor default 70 no taken
AND 1T is further ordered that
copy ~ this order he published
in the Detroit Tribune news
paper printed and published in the
County Of Wayne Michigan. ac-
cordinS 10 law
AND 1T IS further ordered that
a cory OF this order. togethsr wiz
copy Of The affidavit upon whiea
q Is founded be served upon me
defendan, AZ her last known place
~ address, bv registere mail return
receipt demanded
An All n which foregoing is so
ordered
CLYDE / WEBSTER. Circuit
Judge.
"A Tue Copy
CASPAR 7. I.INGEMAN. Clerk
Pr A. SHEDD.
Deputy Clerk s-25-<5
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11
CHAS. CAMPBELL. Attorney
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STATE or MICHIGAN IN tie
Circuit Court Tor the County OF
Wayne IN Chancery.
LAURA CARSON. Plaintiff. VS.
WILLIAM MJRRAY. Defendant.
ORDER OK PUBLICATION
At a session OF said court held in
The city OF Detroit, June %. 1913.
PRESENT The Honora ls Lila
" Neuerfeli. Circuit Judge
Il satisfactorily appearing by az
fida,.i ca fiie that summons issued
herein cannot be served because
The residence ~ the defendan. IS
unknown and after diligent search
ard inquiry il cannot 20 asceriain-
"a IN what state or Country the
defendant resides
1T is ORDERED that he appear
herein within three months from
the date Of this order or the bill
O., Complaint filed herein NAV ~
taken as confessed and thar this
order be served and published sc-
cordirE 70 Law and COPY thereof
mailed 70 The said defendant AZ his
last known address.
LILA " NECENFELT. Circuit
Irre
"a True Copyl
cASPAR 7 LINGEMAN. Clerk
rs A SHEDD.
DEPUTY Clerk 7-i4-s-e5- As
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11
NO. s's.9es
ORDFR OF PIRLIl ATI0y

AZ a session ~ said C,4ri ~
in The Court House IN 'rs CIV n
Detroit on the 18th lay js.,
AID laf5
Presen' The Honoraha LIAM
NFrENFFl.T Circuit jfaee
II appearing 20 this caa-. ,,o-
the AFFIDAVIT on file 'n v,rr
McCarroll defendan, heten e M
2 resident Of The state ~ Mon.
Gan hut resides ~ 5i- y-,.s
street Chicago Illinois
on MOTION ~ Herher' ma
lev attorney for Dlainfr
1T Is ORDER En- tia, deter.
dant Money Mccarroli 9fs4sr u;
answer The bill of conn n M
in this cause within - NJ
months Qom The dare az a.s o.t
Of. or said Pill Of Conn m VII
be taken as confessed ara BAL
copy II said order 10 sef =, D,
last known address Of ds's.|
dant BY registered MAJ st Il
case no registered rets~ rscey|
signed by the defendan Is q
ceived that this order he paAla.|
cd IN The Detroit Tribune e I'll
quired BY law
LILA NJ EtENrELT,
Circuit irtrs,
& 4 True Copy
cASPAR J LlNGEMAN clsrf
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DEPUTY Clerk sii-'a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11
No. 3.S93i
ORDER or pJRi.I(ATION

a session ~ said Court. held
az TIRE Court House. n the Wayne
Comfy Building IN The ely OF De
trout. County Of Wayne and state
q Michigan. on the 2ist day OF
June 1915
PRESENT The Honorable Lila
VI Ncuenfoli. Circuit Judge
II appearing by affidavit afiach-
cd hereto that no Defendant, Ida
Amos is not resident OF the state
n Michigan and that her last
known address was College Park.
Fulton Comfy Georeia
on motion Of Alonzo - Petit
ford Attorney for me Plaintiff
William Amos ~ is ordered that
the said defendant Ida Amos. en-
ter hcr appearance in this cause.
on or before three months from