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Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09

NEW YCRK-Success formula
for little boys clothing are styles
in which young sports can stiut and
practical fabrics and colors which
draw mothers to these fashions az
une9lingly as a compass pulls to a
pole.
This is the success story behind
a line recently launched fer young
Beau Brummels, aged 2l2 to 10
years, which gives there forgotten
little men of fashion styles exactly
duplicating tie sportsWear that's
favored by their leisure-loVing dads.
What win Whees from the boys
are the man-tailoling and sWag-
ger appeal of small-scaled battle
jacS, leisure coats. slacks. shorts
Eton and Rugby suits. But what
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09
LICENSES ISSUED

Two marriage licenses were issued
in E Centre Thursday. They were
obtained by David 1. Warnacut, %,
marine and Ellen Lucille Meredith,
10, Indiana factory warker. and by
Luther Edwin Thomas. 10. marine,
and Lena Virginia Scott, "a, mem
Der C the marine re- erVe.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09
TO CONTINUE STUDY

DR.. Wai.ace Sullivan, university
extension specialist in farm man
agement, will arrive in Imperial
Valley next week TO continue studies
relative to permanent pastures,
Farm Advisor George Winright was
informed Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09
SABOTAGE AT FOX HUNTS

ADRIAN. Mich, March g. up
The newly organized Britton Fox
Hunting club reports very good hunt
ing-for someone else. Club men,
bers say their cogs usually manage
to flush a fox, but that some alert
individual is shooting the foxes a
mile ahead of the dogs.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09
OF PERSONAL
INTEREST

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Dale, former
Ell CentranS, spent Thursday eve
ming with DR.. and Mrs r. w. Peter
son, retu. ming Friday to their pres
ent home in Palm SPRINGS. A birth
day dinner was served honoring
Mrs. Peterso nand Mr.. Dale, whose
anniversaries were Mare III.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09

Grace LUTHERAN-Eighth and Holt
streets Albert p. Nickodemus, pastor.
Sunday school nd Ads'1t rihle eiase.
1G a. M; morning worship. II; sermon
tor ie. The Gown Of Thoins''; Medne--
day. $ n. -, lentcn sn'v;~o. - 'nno
topic, "Pilate Attempts to Wash Away
His SIN. -
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09
CHURCH OF THE NAzARENE-5oo So

CHURCH OF THE NAzARENE-50o South
Eighth al Orange avenue. Rev. (. {.
Rogers. pastor. Church school, 10 II. M,
Mrs. Roy II. Won,ack. superintendent;
morning worship, IL sermon topic, The
ound Wo.k of a Revival; special
music. a special song; y. Y. P S. and
Juniors. G:i5 p. H.. evening worship,
7:3O; sermon topic, cvangelistc mes
sage; 81 oc.a music, special song.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09
Junior 1000 Club Hears
Preview Of Wilson Operetta

program by school clubs and temon-
straton Girls presented Thursday
night at the meeting the Junior Ten Thousand Club at the clubhouse
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09

CHURCH OF cHRIsT-Meets in south room
Of Ncte ans Memorial bu lding. James
O. Wlhu'n, minister; phone B"awleN
11a3. Systerratic Eible study. 2:3o-3:3u
p m: worship. 3;a0-4:20 p. m; Topieal
Eible class F..day. 4.5 p. m. Attend
anee has Increased until the room is
filed ior worship each Lords day
Song instruction will be given during
the neat tvo weeks at Brawley. Choic,
l. Bryant of Yuma. Arizona, will direct
this H,o.k.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09
e G. CHURCH SERVICES -

II shall be holy: for l the Lord your
God am holy \ Bible selection from
Genesis asserts that Cod created man
in his own image. in the image of God
created he him; male and female ere
ated he them" And in the Psalms
David sings When consider thy
heavens the work OF thy fingers, the
moon and the stars, which thou hast
ordained; What is man, that thou art
mindful Of him Thou madeSt him
10 have dominion OVER the works OF
tiy hands. thou hast put all things
under his feet" In Science with Key
IL the Scriptures Mary Baker Eddy
says, Man is not matter; he is not
nade UP OF brain. blood, bones, and
Other material elements. The Scriptures
inform us that man is made in the
irage and likeness of God. Matter is not
that likeness The likeness of Spirit
cannot be 50 unlike Spirit"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09

IOTI UNtIi atIVN tVV'
FoURsouARE GOSPEL cHURcH-Eighth
and Orange streets. Rev. ". X. Allen,
pastor Church school. 9:45 a. NJ, Guy
Anderson. superintendent; Crusader
service. 6:f5 p. M. evening worship.
7:15; serr.on tofic. What 1t Cost Not
TO b a Christian"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09

HRIsTlAN 5cIEncE-sunduY Lesson on
Man" The Golden Text in the Sunday
Lesson Sermon on Man IN all
hranchts Of The Mother Church. The
FIRST Church Of Christ. Scientist IN
Boston. Is from lcNiticus ard reads,
speak unto all TIE congregation OF the
childlen oi Israel. and say unto them.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09

Mrc. Bonnie Ann Collins, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Roger Bolenbaker, re-
Gently received her nurses aide cap
at graduation exercises for the class
at the University of Arizona. A
sophomore student, Mrs. Collins
completed the 80-hour course and
pledged $50 hours a year, in addi-
tion to her regular college activities.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09
rIRsr pRrsRYrrRIAN-

FIRST PREsBYTERIAN-SiNth nj O-ang,
avenue Re- Dwight II Ball pastor. .
Church school. 9.l5 a. m morning
worship. Il. sermon topie, Tragedy
and TflumI h. special music: Adult !
choir and violin. solo by Lieutenant II.
{ lawn: Westminster Fellowship:
Juno, nsb. G p. M. senior High, I
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09
L cENTRo METHODIST cHuRcH-Elphth

ll-thbt anu l.ktHtSS bl NIDO. AldlttI Is mol
that likeness. The likeness of Spirit
cannot be 50 unlike STirit."
Ell CENTRIC METHODIST cHuRcH-Eighth
and Give. Rev Hayden y Sears. pastor.
Rev. David X. Houghton. associate pas
Tor Church school. 9:i5 IA. m. Mrs Guy
Wcaklcy. superintendent; morning wor-
ship. II, sermon topic. The Marks of IA
Christian: Love: special music Senior
choir anthem, Mrs. Eugene Waterman
director. Mrs. Mary Jane Neal organ
iSt: Methodist Youth Fellowship, ESQ
p. m. uhrce groups; evening worship,
1:i5 sermon ,3pc. Symposium. un-
de- the direction of Mt Sgt {. T.
Hamil ol the marine baSe; special mu-
sic. senior choir anthem. S p. Holiday:
meditation solo Ms Russell Davis
contfalto; Mrs. S. p. Holiday. ofganist;
Young Adults, S;t5 p. m.
fIURcH or cHnIsT-seventh and Brigh.
ton. Mo.nng worship. 1O:i5; com
muaoa, l.. sermon topic. 10th charter
OF FIRST Corinthians; evening worship.
fssc
Fi7sT BAPTIST olangc avenue at sev.
entL st.cct. Rev Charles H. Burrll,
B. D. paStos. Church school, . Is a m.
l.. ! Sharp, superintendent. morning
Nos MP, Il sermon topic. an OncN-
pect,d AnsNca special musie, anthem
by csoir; Mss Margaret Ann Henderson,
di.ertof of music: Bar tist Youth Fellow
ship JUNO; High and senior Proupa,
GO p. r'.; evening worship, 10; ser
raon topic Good Merchants. solo,
Sergeant John Scrabdn; special music.
hymn anthem. choir: $50, Fellowship
and sing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Hawkins, S1o IL Centre avenue
STATE STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Corner Fifth and state; lrye l. Town
send. pa. o.. Church school, 10 a. m,
Mrs l.. A. RoEees superintendent,
morning worship, IL; sermon topic,
World Mission and Present Crisis,
DR.. r. J, Dye; special music, organ
music. Estele Livingston; tenor solo,
Ed Townsend; choir director, George
Burt; Christian Endeavor Geo p. NJ;
evening worship, 20 sermon topic.
Echoes From Sodom"; special music,
spiritual sing song. Ed Townsend, direc-
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09

Miss Nicky Bolin, daughter of Mr.
and Mis-. Ted Bolin, formerly of El
Centre, on second place in a recent
cratorical contest conducted by the
American Legion in the San Diego
county high schools. Miss Bolin
represented Escondido high school
where the Bolins now make theil
hCme.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09

-,IURcH or cHnIST-Seventh and Brigh.
ton Mo.nng worship. 10:i5; com
munson, l., sermon topic, 10th charter
OF First Corinthians; evening worship.
fssc.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09

tor; duet, selected.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09

MI. and Mrs. Frank Graves of
Long Beach left Friday after visit
ing fer several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Davis at the Mayan Hotel.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09

The goleen wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Mckenzie OF
La Mesa, formerly of Hcltville, Was
celebrated last Sunday at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. John W.
Gardner of National City. Among
those present were their other
daughter and hui band, Mr.. and MIS-.
George A. Joynec o. Los Angeles,
and their son and wife, MI. and Mrs.
Duncan w. Mckenzie Ct Holtville.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09

Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Brown, who
formerly owned the Park Hotel in
HoltVille. have left foI" Los Angeles,
where they will make their home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Wheat, Rye Reach
20-Year Peaks

CHICAGO. Nov ; qNSl Rye
and wheat futures reached new
20-ycar peaks today, moving up
10 81 6sis and Sl7S7s. reSpec-
tvcly for wheat represented 4
moderate gam from yesterday :
close
The neV top prices were paid
for December futures of both
grams
Turnover in rye was heavy and
price, were up from 2Ssc 10 3'sc
for nearby futures and more than
a cent higher for deferred OPP
tons
TiGhtnc,s i'm the cash markets
and expectations of favorable
legislative action on the Pace bill
Tor boosting parity prices were
buying features
Corn and other grains also
worked higher with closing gains
IN barley ranging 10 &c.
AZ the close wheat was sc 10
sc up. with December at Sis > :.
Rye finished 3isC TO 3asc higher
for December and lc 10 212C
higher for other futures.
Corn closed unchanged 10 Sc
higher oats sc 10 7sC up and
barley sc 10 lac higher
Estimated carlotS Wheat. "a
corn o. oats l..
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Marketing Group
To Hear Adams

Marshall A d m S, advertising
and sales promotion manager of
the Mullins Manufacturing Co.,
will make the principal address at
the dinner meeting OF the Indus
trial MarketerS of Detroit. the
local chapter of the National Asso-
citation OF Industrial Advertisers.
TO be held next Tuesday evening
at the Wardell-Seraton Hotel His
subject will be White Black
Marketing"
The group announces that B. l..
Readman. of Vickers. Inc. has
been elected president. Other Off
GERS follow: Vice president, Dwight
A. Rhoem. Square d Electric CO.;
secretary. Walter +. Gibson. De-
trek Corp: treasurer. Archer L.
Bogue, J. O. Buckeridge e. Asso-
ciates.
Directors elected were John A.
Marshall, Wolverine Tube Co. /;
Paul +. Witte, Witte & Burden,
and Thomas A. Rogers, McGraw-
Hill Publishing Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Farmers M arket


FRUITs-Arples jonathan. No. !. S47l
4s-lo nv Mcintosh. No L. SAL 45.Ib
"a Rhode Island Greetings, No. ! 81 i
Wealthy. No. i. S.7i' 4Sib o''o 30 Wuuiif Vui
River. No. !, 81 IS 45-Ib bu Pears kief.
tsT No i s2,Nod5 bu. ounce. No. J..
vECETABLE GREENS - cabexxe. No /.
SOC Csc eu collsrds: No. ! sle so bu.
ksls 1S@so9 bu Mustard Greens. No. |.
LIS bu. Swiss ohsTd. No / SOC SC bu
TGrnlp grSens; No. /. $;2Ss so bu
c,55.St LETTUCE = AND SALAD 6GREENsv,cel.sry
esroi. fancy. ST 50 ba No ] '7S 7Scqs1.
H9. !, 81 2Sel.7s bu. ROmaine. No. !,
vEcEIAsEss. ,Misc Beans Inn. No.
Beeti punched. No /. iScssi ao dos oehs-: vs.
|. 7eessi. IS bu. Cabbage No 400 sc &C
5eesi bu. Carrots punched. No. 500
Z SC eoS bchs topped No /, Si25ai, 50
sg caulinoser; fancy. 81 rs sq No l.
dol. bchs. No. SOC ooc. Celery root. No
/, sl@l.2S doI bchi.
F.nnel, No, s2e2 so dog bchs Horse
~ Is do5 ssh aot Green p onlo5s 5SeAS \,
: b. 7Scssl 2c do1 schs Dry Snions fancy
curly, No. i sop75C doz bchs Parsley roo.
No. sod7Sc doI bchs. Parsnips No--i
81 23@ SO is-bu Peppers, green No :
; y 20 hu Potatoes ith.v. a. 100
No. 7ScaSl bu Radishes red No.
9OcG 81 5 doz brhs
Rutshssss No, 81 25ei50. Squash
HUBBARD. 10. Sla / 25 bu Delicious 40 1
Sla Is 90 Table Queen NJ / 9ocn 81 bI
Tomatoes No. ! 50 ia-bu. Turnips punched
10. 75c@sl doz hchs topped fancy
81 IS bu No l Si25ai so Vegetable
oysters No l. 81 IS dos bchs
EGGS-EHtra large Slso3 3o-dol case
large, SIT - medium, $3.50
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
CPA' S 10 Hear
SEC Executive

William w WcrntI. chief
accountant for tho Securities and
Exchange CommiSsln Will address
the twentieth annual Michigan
accounting Conference. sponsored
by the Michigan Association Of
Certified Pubhr Accountants and
the University Of Michigan next
Saturday. Nol 10 At the Horace
" Rackham School in Ann Ar
HIS subject Will be Trends IN
Accounting
The morning session, with Clar-
ence 3. Cox. president of the
accountants association, prcsid-
ing. Will include talks by: Dr.
James p. Adams provost, Uni
verSity Of Michigan; Ernest H.
+ letch her, secretary, Michigan
state board of accountanCy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
.ak;ne Progress

= Faced with a quota of $751;
86 900 individual other than
n and $1o9, ,25s, 900 corpora
1ons. - Sl46.s14,oO0 Of the
Sbunty total of Sl95 .lS5 600
he Wayne County Banking Di-
sion reports good progress in
Ae Victory Loan Drive. but a
esvt job ahead
= The division. composed Of
fore than 800 representa-, es
q business. industry. finance
Ind the professions, has never
Aiffd TO oversubScribe the over
vi quotas assigned 10 it in the
rrewous drives.
y Mcpherson Browning is chair
ban, with Ralph ". SImonds
epIcbairman: w. s. Gilbreath
r., Harold ASplin, Fred a.
argmsnn. Harry Kerr and Al
an Mscsuley Jr.. are vice
1airrnen.
\ Field directors arc Henry
ineman. irving Blumberg, l..
alter Albachten. c. Gilbert
Haldo ,Jr.. J. w. Southworth.
phn J. O'Brien. Leonard p.
|esurfe. Harold Hallett. W
leslie Miller. Milton A. Msnley.
1oseph G. Ryan. A. J Worth.
=. A. HolSten. Joseph J Nc
Tsun. A. A r Maxwell and
oIhn NJ. Mcconnell.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
What 'sNew
In Business
Banks S Stockholders
Get Recovery Payof-
By WARD SCHULTZ

The old FIRST National Sank
Detroi, is making another
pssctf!
This time IFS the StoCkhold-
ers OF the Inflated institution
who are making their initial
recoyerS on the assessment
they paid to the receiver.
Long since. the deposl'orS
Claims We're settled some TAX
ing payment it, ftif Plus q com
promise interest payment Of
1865 per cent while others stuck
~ 4he end and were paid their
fAt f21, per cent in interest
Now. w. T ZurSchmledc,
president OF the First Liquidat-
ing Corp. which took over hqul-
dstioh Of the remaining assets,
announces that some 5000
shareholders will recover - per
cent Of their assessments or a
toni of 81, $50. 900.
Payment will be made on or
about Jan! Is.
s.SSrd ZurSchmiede holds out
hapes for additional substantial
Rcoveries in the future In
$timating that liquidation Hlll
u completed in about rs
months, he says that AN addi-
ubnal' distribution Will repre-
Z Pit a substantial portion of
oSe assessment paid
zWhile not wishing TO commit
ArSchmiede in any way. it Is
~ understanding that al pres
ent estimated values. there is 4
ttrong likelihood that stock.
holders viii eventually recover
q total in excess of Sl5,000.OO0
W about IS per cent OF the total
amount they paid in assess
rl3ents.
sSockholders owe a vote of
tanks 10 both B. c. Schram,
4he was receiver of the old
Anki and 10 ZurSchmiede for
de business like manner in
which they handled the liquida-
tson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

Folks got the wrong impress
bn from the ruling which
rred Standard Oil from
holesaling gasoline TO Ned's
hto Supply. II made il look
he Ned'y received a special
dbpcession which gave the firm
Ia cent edge over competi-
! The truth is that the Ger
henson brothers. who own
Heds, set up a separate firm
q handle the gas at wholesale.
was delivered in tank cars
the firms own siding. un-
Paded by its own equipment
Rto four of the firms own tank
Fucks and transported to the
Individual stations.
That cent and a half covered
be cost OF that equipment plus
be pay roll of the firm. Stand
I'd Oil was more than willing
sell wholesale and save the
fndling costs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Square D Profit
Holds Steady

Square y Co. reports for the
nine months ended Sept. 90 last
net profit Of S1,1S3,452 or 1888 a
share on 421 .993 common shares.
This compares with Sl.239. 43l or
$3.50 a share on III. $50 common
shares. Share earnings as stated
are after preferred dividend re-
QuirementS
Renegotlation for the year 1914
has been completed, according to
F. w. Magln, president. and the
refund as approved viii not materl-
ally change the net profit figures
which have been reported by the
company for that year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Railroad Issues
Pace Market
Industrial Shares
Continue Irregular

NEW YORK. Nov 3 INS)-
Railroad stock, proved the rally
ing point for today's two-hour
stock market
With heavy dealings IN Great
,ASt,t.t41r-r-tr- Aavr-tt York Central, r
& O the whole division moved
forward. taking with IL The rail
equipment shares. Gains ran to a
point and more
lndu>uuals we're still under a
cloud and continued the irreGu-
larty which dominated the list
most OF yesterday Leaders such
as Chryslor General Motors were
lower Selling also was apparent
IN the oils and in some of the
atttttttttt t>~ttt-~- tittittteS-wrre firm.
Curb prices were mixed. Rail
bonds WcTo nrm.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Livestock M arket

CHICAGO Nov 3 tiNSI-
HOGS 600. steady top SASS. bulk
si4 so heavy SASS medium Mass.
light. Sl4 SIS light lights. Sl4eOFl4 IS.
packing sows, Sl4al4 10. piss. Sl2 25 a
CATTLE 500 STEADY Calves-lOo.
steady bee, steers-choicc SIC 5oals me
dlum Sl2a Is SO yearllngS Sl4ls. butch
CrS-helfefS sl0dls cows SpHlA bulls
t9al4 calves S1oalS5o feeder steers
tloalA siockers--SteerS. SloMld so COWS
And heiisrs SsGl3g5
SHEEP-3 600 steady choice lambs tl4d
l4s5 common. 10 SOal3 yesriinEs slla
II 30 choice ewes. x4,-5g6 so feeder
lambs Sllpl525
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

Louth s . . !
Corp. and viii
work in con-
junction with
l.. +. Nloultane,
vice president
in charge of
sales. Donald
b NJ c L o U [ h.
president, has
a n n ou n c Q d.
Riley has been
in the steel
business for .
years. the last
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
WANTED SALES MANAGER

for company making small pre-
cision electrical units. Company
now has four manufacturing
plants and excellent research
organization Applicant must
have character and proven
background in sales field Tech
niCal or manufacturing expert
ence desirable but not A requi-
site. Located New York CITY.
Box 1856. Detroit Times, Detroit
81 Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Join Sales Staff

Associated Industries announces
the addition to its sales organiza-
tion Of c. V Anderson. formerly
with the Tilt-A-Way Chair Co.
and Leon L. Rives, long associated
with We'll and Co, Bay Furniture
Co. and Martin Furniture Co
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
amere Hunter

Note 10 Don Gillies, Outdoor
ditor:: A Detroit executive
Ills me that he loves TO 90
ick, hunting with Clarence
very,' president of Murray
orp;, because Avery has a
eica camera mounted on his
hotgIh and shoots" pictures
Astead Of ducks.
He gets swell pictures, but
shoot the ducks" my inform
nt states.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Dow Chemical Profit
Climbs 10 S1.57 Share

The Dow Chemical Co. reports
net profit for the quarter ended
Aug. 81 of S2.273, 966 or Sl.57 A
share. This compares with net
income of 81 229. 700 or Sl.50 in
the like period Of 1914. Federal
taxes charged dropped 10 Sl,700,-
600 from 81 500. 900, leaving a net
profit Of slightly more than a
Year ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
rITTSBt RGH

- itL-f tttH. NrN. ms - -Iitestock
CATTLL--T5 staoy grass steers IS 50
as S'ters good 70 choice Sl7als
Teciun 90 good Sl5.5Oa16.SO common n
medium Sl2 oool5 so heiierS good -
cnoilc. ti59l . medium g rehd Sl3a
- 70 common '0 medium S10Glc coVs
rood q Croicc $40 5oall so medium "a
roo- $50 Carners sno cutters SS.dT 50
hul4s. GOOD % choice tl2 SOal4 common
10 mediu-7 F0nfn
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
8sfsins Agency

SLocal advertising agencies
Wbn't enthuSe over this. but the
III. Hudson Co, Detroit's larg-
q Z department store. has re-
teiped Spades Advertising
XEency in New York TO handle
4 special retail institutional
s4mpaign!
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Lakey Foundry Votes
Dividend Of 10 Cents

The Lakey Foundry G Machine
Co has declared 4 dividend OF
IL cents a share payable 10 stock
holders of record Nov % The
previous payment was similar
amount on June II. bringing total
payments 50 far this year 10 20
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Election Day
Most Markets TO Close;
Grain Pit TO Operate

The Detroit Stock Exchange
will be closed next Tuesday, cleo
tion day. All New York markets
the n. Y. Stock Exchange Curb
Exchange, Cotton and Produce
eNchanges-will be closed Nov 6,
as will those in Boston, Pitts
burgh. Cleveland, Chicago and
Philadelphia. The Chicago Board
of Trade will operate as usual.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
10 dividend Declared
By Shelter Mfg. Co.

The Shelter Manufacturing
Corp. has declared a dividend OF
10 cents share on the common
stock, payable Dec. Il to holders
of record Nov. Is. The previous
payment was a similar amount
Sept. Ia bringing, total payments
so far this year to 35 cents as
against 20 cents in 1914.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
ChrysIer Corp. Votes
75Cents on Common

Chryslcr Corp. has declared
dividend Of - cents share on
the common stock outstanding
payable Dec IA 10 shareholders
Of record Nov. II. The same
amount was paid in previous quar-
terS
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
PROFITS
have come
TOO EASILY!

That certain industries would pront from the
postwar boom demand FOR goods has long
been all too obvious Little skill was needed
TO select these particular companies as good
investmsnts-but as always, THE OBVIOUS
HAS BEEN OVERCOME Some OF these oovi-
Gus situations have proved much too popular.
and have Jumped too high In price Stimuli
tsneously other stocks. temporarily less favor
ably situated have been neglected. and are
Inv In nrlpa
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
DoW-Jones Bonds
Trend Of Sales

NEW YORK Ecv 4-Ssies m fhs Nst
York Sioct ENChsrrs 'o1sy tctslse a7o oc0
shares
Hi- board sales throughout fhe ~,
Oprn ~ u 90 4f0 0Oc shares
IS On fe cie.' 4o0 oco srsfss
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
InIInn 1AsH GRAIN

TOLEDO. O Noy-3 -lIAS4---CAsh grain
track
whLAT-No. L red, 81 7sa, No red
81 77s.
CoRN--No. /? yelios sl.l7alls; No. ,
oArs-No sphi,. ees7oe. No. J white.
6sa6oC
soYBEANs. No ? yellow. s2I5.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

hRfC n Nominal
Otrer. w0nfg close .s'I nominal .fAru
af, 17-s ferrusY 1Ez0 Arr| 90
June % 80 Auruv 2314 January i94-
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Mtlouth Steel Names
Riley 10 Sales Post

c. F.. Riley has been appointed
general sales manager of the car
bon steel and strip division OF Nc.
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II with the McLouth organiza-
tlon. which recently announced
It's. entry into the stainless steel
field
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LaSaIIe Wines Votes
Dividend Of 10 Cents

LaSallc Wines & Champagne.
Inc has declared dividend NJ
10 cents. payable Nov. 20. TO
stock If record Nov. Q
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List Additional Shares

The Detroit Stock Exchange har
authorized for listing an additional
50 900 shares Of common stock.
81 par value, OF Gar Wood Indus
tries, Inc.
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CHICAGO CASH GRAN

LHII IAGO Nov ms Cash grsln close
WHEAT--None
CORN-Nonc
SOIBEANS-No yellow x2iqa22O
No yellow. 81 y
OArS-No. l mixed heavy T1c No
white extra heavy 1924 ~ ! mixed
extra heavy. T3a 1870 No white extra
heavy, 81 sample grade white heavy 74l7c
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MINNIrIG nv

WINNIPEG Nov : ,INS Rive closed /,
10 l',c higher TO-DAY December 81 IS
May. Sl.79'sa July. S1.657sal SO,
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khIet, INCLUDING odd Iots, u zs5 sharet
Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 20 far this year.
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