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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-11

mimic, Z e
Lind H a y e S,
fe a tut e d on
Dinah Shores
new Wednesday
night show on
CHS, following
Frank Sinatra.
Hayes, boyish
looking l31),
eight months
o u t Of t h e
Army, special
ICES in slightly
sad but human
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-11
NOTES ON WRITER
Max MARGIN: Write

Max MARGIN: Writer-producer
# one of radios most successful
mysteries - the seven.year,ola
sunday night (cBs) "crime Doc
tor" MARGINS show continually
draws high ratings opposite Fred
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-11

Allen. III VIC
summer, it in
vari a b ly is
is among the
top five on the
air. Ex-police
reporter, Mar
Gin bases most
of his stories
on newspaper
items. He once
dramatized t o
the lie t t e r a
true ''perfect
or;p1oO Sfnrv
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-11
BIRTHS

A seven pound and e..
girl was born to !h., "a, 5 y:
Elmer Stevens at the r. i,o }.
Memorial hospital in '| T,:!:
last Thursday nigh, Oc,ot. . q: ;:
The girl has been ng,a.S :.
ianne Stevens. J;
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-11

gram, Din a h
Shore, the star,
with obvious
S a t i s f action,
m U n c h e d a
sandwich. . {.
At %, Dennis
Day GA Day
in the Life of
Dennis D a y"
T h IL + S q a y
nights, N B c.,
is one of the
youngest stars
with his own
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-11

radio program
(and, girls, still single).
Jackie Kelk, radios Homer
("The Aldrich Family" Thurs.
day nights. NBC), got his catchy
infection when, under fright, hit
voice broke at an early addition
The director ordered him to KEEP
it chat way.
ar Features Syndicate.)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-11
Godfrey Barnes

a cold passion for immaculate
speech, (author of "Voice Inn
provement from the Scientific
Standpoint" once an Iowa State
speech professor), Barnes (Len-
row., is said never to have fuffed
a radio line. Fan mail he received
IN a college station guided him
oward New York radio.
(All Rights Reserved. S
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-11

Mr.. and Mrs. iicywari :.
son announce the b.,n d, y"
Sunday, October 6 :. DR. =
hospital in Loris. ,!r. Hryws.,.
an employee of the .Ay...a>.' i:
wood company here.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-11
Lest We Forget

Lest We Forget
REGARDLESS of how much we wish TOT
a greater and better world IN winch
to live, we must remember that our
people will only be as great In pro-
portion to our leaders. If we expect
our boys and girls to aspire to high
er heights in citizenship and to learn
TO work together with all races, we
must set their ideal.
There is no man in the world VINO
has not made a mistake. So when
we are told mistake, why should
We resort to crime to hide our
thought of supremacy? Why not &C
cept the correction and exhibit a
spirit of manhood, rather that that
Of a lower animal type.
May God help US to thing on this
and refrain from its effect In our
dealing with our fellowman.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward r.. s.
son of Loris, route l, aoron,., I"
birth of a son at the Pnger. !.
in Loris Sunday. y
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-11
Personals.

Personals.
Mrs. Mary Jane Faulk IS VISITING
her daughter in Pittsburgh, Pa.
Creston Pierce is attending Howard
University in Washington. D. c.
Misses Amatha Gerald and Evelyn
BRYANT spent the weekend in MI.
Olive. N. c.
Mrs. Sarah Green, Mrs. E1ntla
Smith and Miss Alice R. Hines were
the dinner quests of Mrs. Mae Neatly
Sunday. A.
Robert Denkins is impravlng Satls-
factorily to the delight OF his many
friends and relatives
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-11

A new far-northern oil reserve
near Point Barrow, Alaska, was ex-
plored by Seabees as a war project
in 1914.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-11
LITTLE THINGS about the Stars
Nv GEORGE LuLE1

NEW YORK, N. with the
~ exception of Alan Young, no
new fellow has found success as
a radio comic since probably Reo
Shelton. Currently making the
smartest try: young satlrlst ana
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-11

ed under with letters from irate
listeners calling it fantastic.
"Since that" he says, season
the truth with fiction-to make
it believable." Max, who knocks
off his stories on an island of
Connecticut, is deadline work.
er: IT need that last minute in
spiration; writers 60 stale who
work too far in advance"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Artl!ur Har...
nounce the birth OF 2 san
home Saturday morning.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-11
BAPTIST MEETING

The Woman's Missionary Union of
the Mount Tabor Baptist church will
meet at the church Wednesday af-
ternoon, Oct. 18th at $3.50. All
members are urged to attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-11

As a replacement for war-scarce
copper, 1904, 27s,67O zinc plated steel
pennies were minted in 1943. They
we're discontinued after one year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-11
Negro News

The Gospel Jubilee Singers COM
posed of all local talent, rendered
a very beautiful program Of spirit
nails last Tuesday evening at the
Tabor City Negro school. The sing
prs are to be commended for their
close harmony and originality OF
style.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-11
Very Little Things

When Dinah Shore, an I'M
known out of Nashville, audi
toned for Benny Goodman, he
showed more interest munching
a sandwich. The other day when
Goodman appeared for her pro-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-11
School News

School News 10000.
The principal is proud to report OF,
that the school attendance Is sun
increasing. The school will go on re-
CORD as having no tardies this montn.
parents are being asked to checK
on each students report cara 10 see
that they are properly signed ana
returned to the school.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-11


tons, like "Punchy" Callahan,
{" they never 'innerduce'
Punchy at Madison Square Gar.
den he's not such a good
fighter y. Assailed with air
offers, he shrewdly refused until
the present one included a $1,000
a-week writer (Abe Burrows, ex-
"Dufy's Tavern" scriptor). Hayes
has been in show business 10
years. He's married to movie
player Mary Healy.
NOTES ON ACTOR
Somber-faced 45-year-old Ber-
nard Lenrow, who plays "Goef-
frey Barnes" of MICS popular
Friday night Mystery Theater,"
is an actor who pretty much lives
his part. He wears flowing black
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-11

All of us are discoveries in Sd
fashion. During the war milliog
nv nieces and nephews made
Of the most important discow|
concerning sheir future happt4
that It Is easy to save effect
ly. Merely by setting aside ~
ton of their current income d
pay day for United States Saw
Bonds, great numbers Of you 4
building backlogs for emerge
as well as long-range objet.1
such as a new home, educaIiGI
your children, and travel.
U. S. Treasury Df.1|
=. 4
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-11

Sunday afternoon, October 3, the
Camp Meeting Chorus of Mt. Olive
section rendered beautiful and Ell
fective program at the Tabor City
Negro school. This chorus Is unoer
the direction of Mrs. Madeline Best,
who has charge of the high scnooi
music at the school named above.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-11

The 36th general assembly OF the
Church of God convened at the st.
Stephens Church of God here on
October /. The assembly lasted un-
til October 6. Delegates were present.
from the following states: Pennsyi-
yania, New Jersey. South Carollna
and North Carolina. the meetihs
was we'll attended and successful.
saturday was Woman's Day. a
spiritual program was rendered N
the evening. A memorial program
was presented Sunday morning anu
the assembly adjourned SUNDAY
night. Prayer For Peace" was the
theme of the meeting.
With Bishop j. E. CAN'T OHIO
iating, many outstanding speakers
we're heard. The services were en-
loved by all. Elder A. Cause is 1he
nastor of the host church.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
See Zinc
Usage Up

NEW YORK, Jan - APP
Zinc consumption promises 10 be
good In 1916, Ernest Y Cent ,co-
rotary of the American zinc In
stitute. SAID IN reporting produc-
ton in l945 of 799 i62 tons an
II per cent decrease from 1914
Output was lowest in Scptem-
Der. 81 600 tons, but increased 10
SO 600 tons in December.
Shipments IN 1919 were 1853
tons, Z per cent down from 1914.
Gent reported, and stocks at the
end of the year were 259. .3}3 tons.
up 21.S13 ions from Jan l. Tho
institute regarded this RFC stock
pie as ''pcrmaaCn' and there
fore mot available 10 the trade
Gent SAID
With the end of the var. gal
vanIzIng again became the pfn-
cipal outicl for zinc and Gent
forecast that given "a fair chance.
the peak consumption tor ZINC
coatings of 35O.S54 tons in 1871
viii soon be reached and eN-
CpCdcd
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
Handling Orders

"Orders from Gus - IN r.
should be handled without pref
udice whether the deal involves
all cash or trade-in. We
realize that some dealers will
not make a sale If they can help
IL unless there il used car in
the transaction. This attitude
never was completely fair TO
the customer who wanted TO
pay cash.
1T il even less fair today.
when ~ many thousands Of
persons have no used cars to
trade. Some of these erstwhile
owners sold their cars when
Gasoline restrictions went into
effect. In some cases they did
~ in a patriotic spirit IN order
that War-WOrker might have
transportation.
In other cases. cars that
were old when the war broke
out have been iunked. or else
they are in such poor shape
t.at they have no tradc-in
value.
Obviously the people who
have no cars. or cars without
any real trade-in value. need
new cars even more than those
Who have some kind of a vehicle
In operating condition
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
Market
Quiet

NEW YORK, Jan - APP
Scattered TecovericS appeared m
todays early stock market pro-
ceedlngS although fractional de-
clincS were plentiful,
Ahead at a quiet opening were
North American. Public Service
OF New Jersey. Engineers Pubic
Service. Bethlehem and L. s.
Rubber. ON the offSidc were
Southern Pacific. Baltimore 4
Ohio. Chesapeake & Ohio, Ana
conda. Radio Corp, General
Motors. l.. s Steel, General
Electric. DUPONT and Western
Union a.
Followers of transportation Sc
.curiucS noted the summary OF
the Association Of American Rail
roads indicating that. according
to advance reports from 81 Class
/ lines. operating revenues IN De
>cmbcr were 1877 per cent below
The same 1914 month. The as
,ociation added that the estimates
did not take into consideration
the trends IN operating expenses,
taxes or final income results.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
Gar Wood AS
Earnings Drop

Gar wood Industries. Inc,
earned a net profit of S54S, ,964 or
50 cents a common share in the
fiscal year ended Oct. 81, l945,
against S1.OO4.476, or 81 A share
in the previous year, Glen A.
BasSett, president, states in the
annual report.
Influenced by the ending of the'
war. net sales declined TO S42 l07,-
626 from S44,425,775. Net profit
b before taxes was Sl,263. .963,
against $3,6ol, ,776. Net working
capital increased during the year
to S1O.537 $40. a gain of $3.50. .93s.
The report states that renegoti-
alton of war contracts for the
1914 fiscal year has not been COM
plcted. No provision for renegoti-
tion is believed necessary for
either the 1874 or l945 fiscal
years
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
Requires Tact

'In some respects. having
fewer cars than you can sell at
the moment. il a. bad as having
too few orders. Ii creates a
situation in which the utmost
tact and fairness must be eNer-
CiSed in order To avoid offend
ing-perhaps permanently-the
many would-be Gust ONE r =
whom YOU must disappOint.
Saying mo- graciouSly is one Of
the fine arts of the selling bust
ness that all too few statesmen
and mere hants ever have
learned.
'In sellers market. too,
there always il the temptation
10 indulge i'm discrimination.
favoritism, or outright 'chiSel-
ing Let me make IL clear
right here that the Chrysler
division expects its dealers to
develop and follow fair plan
for handling the delivery of Gus
TONERS orders for new cars.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
M. S. Rukeyser
Terms Margin Hike
Gentle Propaganda

planners the governing board of the Federal
Reserve seeking the contlagraton OF
bull speculation stocks by blowing out gentle zephyr OF popa-
Ganda.
The advice stop mpomcnted by the gesture
raising margin requirements 100 cent the
1887 when tederay imposed minimum
margin requirements 40 Meantime during the
three years stock have risen TO the highest peaks IN 10
years -.
evauatcd with of salt 10y SelinotN aicd
they slightly reminiscent OF the propaganda
carly individuals advising against forward OunS o
the counsel too literally found them
selves penaed in price quality quantity goods SbSo
quenty the earlier episode many IN Inc p o
sacrifice deliberately cubed self interest Tor me duration
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
aEmerS' Market

FRUtTS-AppleS. jonathan No. / 81 81
45-lb. bu. Mcintosh. No. / S4,S7 Ash
bu Rhode Island Greetings No ! 81 81
ASH. bu snow. No / S4s7 45-lb. bu
River No t. 81 IS 45'Ib. bu 'O' '' "'''
LETTUCE AND SALAD CREENs-cclcry
enolye No 50 IS 5-lb bu
VEGETABLE GREENS -- Collsrds. No. l.
81 25 bu kale. No 81 hu
VEGETABLES. MISCELLANEOUS Bcc'S.
.oppcs No 81 $50 75 ou. .csobaee.
Topped 10 NJ 81 5oSi7s SsI = 0S b. stfiSls csiSTy
Michigan squares. No. /. S2.25u275 dol.
bohs celery root No / 50 5Oa4 bu.
Lesks No. / SIdi2s dor bchs Dry
onions. No /. S2.47 5o-lb. sack
Parsley root No 1, S2@7 so bu. Parsnips.
No. l. SiSoa2 bu. Potatoes No. l.
S27SH3 lO0-lb sack RsdiShes red hot
house No 81 duz bchS. Rhubarb hot
house fancy s5a93c 5-lb. box choice
3S@6Sc Ruishsgss. No. !, Slel . bu.
TumipS topped fancy. Si.Soal.75 bu
Nc. |. sial Is. Vegetable oysters No /.
EGGS-ENtrs LARGE St4a14. 50 30-doz
cas-, large. Sl3alS.5o, medium, $l2d
u 50 small. tll
PoULTRY-LiSe 0roiiers fryers and roast
srs. 3oN32c 10. Mons 25a &c 10 ducks,
2sg 3ic. geese, 2sisc 10. young turkeys,
36i,c IN.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
ReHectino Better Profits Plus Initiation Belief

The stock market has not only been reecng expectation oi
the OF
has also been reflecng the hel mat IN e
purchasing of the dollar may be deeroraed o
initiation.
pulling wool the Of the public through
awaken 1OUOUOU
ane pocyoders deposors and all owners OF
that their sell interest requires
demanding politicians Washington drascay crta ola
expenditures the budget promptly into balance ana
cXtinguShng the nflatlonaTy PeuIcS ouEh ~
of the public debt. .,;-,, -,
And in nothing constructive VIII be accomplished
unless the public total figures relating to a feccN
be made OF certain eAend-
lures which receive humane labels imitation VIII Iea
on itself For initiation objective and responds orE TO
distinguish between worthy ana u"o'U
suuandering of the peoples substance
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
Biooest Borrower Hsndicaps the Bankers

potenas OF plosStd
loans examined They Will be based IN pal
government borrowing from e
banks give interests claims on american EooIS
DURING the transitional years of acute shortages
moneychangerS handicapped "cdu>V u'
decisiyelv important Uncle Sam and the bankers
IN sion IN call his loans old days of private finance
the maonary process by inc IHt
oveTeXended ndNldua ana
corporate borrowers through the Jungle processes o losses
bankruptcy deflaton the impurities oi the money s
rectied - ... ,io t,rro,yc,
- which
rnent Thus the correction this time must be IN the sell
of to reverse uc Iogu't" O'
And this requires le
do,eIonroent of intelligent public OPINION
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
Aware Hike Was Symptomatc Treatment

OF the remarks by Mariner Ecce chairman OF ne
Of the that the
Of the national
iatonay problem Ecces long his analytical
demand credit
expansion compensated lie longer
Chester Bowles the
which thinks that the avoid tho fever OF initiation TO
thermometer.
MIR Eccles now recognizes that futile raising
margin requirements when leading brokers have sub
stana credit balances hand to deal
initiation evil namely continuance oi
which the
dangerous prcssures the form bank deposits
and IN circulation
Thus while boost by Federal Reserve System
warns prices indefinitely forever the pubic
admonshed that continuing Gooy fiscal
the purchasing power of the dollar and OF all Nu
in Until the inflauonalY
reversed proof higher tags things and on
things not be warranted
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
r, SILER FREEMNN

More dealers rcNtaiun- VIII
De- made or married IN the next
D. months than M ans similar
period D 'ho o0ug period of
The industry according 70
Stcvar, W Nanrac general
sales manager o., tbc Chp>Icr
division. Nunmc has "a good
theme There and NOT only
Chn >ler dealer, hu, others can
take "a mp from h.m on 'hl>
Manroc points out that war
time standards Of selling are al
AN END. The old chestnut
Don't you know there's q war
0a Is out ard toc8uSc Of tho
amount ol money involved ~
a transaction II serves the ear
dealer least Of a'l
MuDr0e stressed ihe fact that
IN an automaallc moro than
IN any other rypc of consumer
goods The sellers ability 10
deliver good service A. a fan
price IS 4 factor m the sale
Because OF It's very nature.
car needs adjustments. replace
mcni and repairs ar intervals. no
matter how good lis design aud
construction.
u Unfortunately. there arc
more dealers who can sell "A car
than there are those who can
keep car sold is hIS con-
CluSlnn-
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
Answers Reader
Mart Queries
by LEWIS HANEY


FFnfcatof ~ AthutniiAtt 80 hN"N
4 Brooklyn reader asks: Which
stocks seem good 10 you As yield
producers Why is il important TO
know about rights Where can
4 buy your book on Business
Furrcagtiug and Economics In
"A Nutshell -
Answer ANY stock Of com
panv which IS well-estabished and
successful as INDICATED by a long
record OF continuous dividend
payments. is candidate. Then,
NJ the company Is able 10 pay
around 1 per cent or a little bet
ter, figured on the present price
of It's stock. II may be nominated.
Now If its earnings and prospects
suggest that the dividend Is rea-
sonahly secure. u is elected and
purchased
-Four per cent o. better is now
an attractive yield. and | believe
good stocks Will sell up 10 3
per cent basis or better. a stock
now selling AT $50 and paying s.
lis on { per cent basis.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
Peculiar Problems

Writing IN the ChrySier Tonic.
MunrOc states
obviously, we are going To
have sellers market for
some little time after new cars
become available i'm quantity.
There will he many more people
who want tn buy cars than YOU
will have cars 10 sell them.
How long this condition will
exist depends, of course, on
how soon the factories arc able
Ia attain--and kcep-maNimum
production, and on the general
business conditions that pre-
vail. There II today a tremen-
dOuS pent-up buying desire.
backed by q tremendous buying
power.
AT first glance. this might
seem 10 he an ideal condition.
but j warn YOU that IL brings
its own peculiar problems. In
some respects, IL actually is
fraught with peril. The great
est peril is that a dealer viii
adopt bad practices. or will fail
10 adopt good ones. during this
period and will build up "A public
reaction that il sure TO bring
disaster when the industry
returns 30 its normal highly
competitive basis.
Bear i'm mind that there il
no such thing a. perpetual
boom II Is folly To figure
that YOU always will enjoy a
sellers market and that no
matter what YOU do. or fail to
do, - long a. YOU have good
merchandise ON your floor you
can sell IL.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
Fruehauf Trailer Votes
25( on New Common

Fruehauf Trailer Co has de-
clared a dividend Of p cents on
the new common stock, payable
March ! to holders OF record Feb
Is. This is equivalent 10 the DO
cents paid last Dec ! prior 10 the
two-for-one Splltup. Three pre-
vious payments IN 1915 amounted
TO 40 cents each
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
Trade
Items

NEW YORK. Jan. % Short
interest IN stocks traded on the
n. Y. Curb Exchange decreased
52.9l2 shares from l99,09l or
Dec. II, l945 TO l46,l79 on Jan
Is. Seven of the $50 stocks adj
mittcd 10 trading showed a short
position of 5000 shares of more.
The First Of Michigan Corp.
has purchased jointly with Hal
sey, stuart A Co. Inc, an issue
of 363, 900 Town of OWaSco,
y. v. 10 per cent bonds ma
turing ScriaIly from l947 10
1886. inclusive. The bonds are
being offered at prices ranging
from IA Yield basis of 30 per
cent Ia l.i0 per cent for ma
TURTLES l9I7 through 1880 and
at 80 Ia % for maturitieS
1881 through 1886.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2e.7~Cot
ton faces an increasingly difficult
battleJto hold IT'S place m dome~-
tic and foreign markets, Depart
ment of Agriculture said The
most basic decision 10 be made
the agency said. is whether price,
should be peggcd above some fiNec
point parity for instance pr b'
allowed TO drop 50 American cot
ton can compete freely with Other
products.
NEW ARK, y. H., Jan. - AP)
The Mutual Benefit Life In
Surance co. elected ". Paul
Stillman To the nawlN-eStah-
Ii>hcd post Of chairman of the
board of directors, chief eNecu-
tive in the company. John :.
Thompson. vice president since
1927 and director since 1871,
was elected president
NEW YORK, Jan - Al
honor roll of y. y Stock IN
change common stocks compiled
by Financial World and carried ir
its Jan. % issue. shows a toia
of 39i stocks at The 1919 year
end which paid dividends con
for the preceding decade
compared with 30 stocks u
1910
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
War Orders
Drop BIB Pet.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Il OAP)
Untitled war contracts OF Is
corporation. which totaled 81 -
1852 600 at the beginning of their
most recent fiscal quarter, dropped
TO SO. .226. 900 at the end of these
periods. it was disclosed today by
the SEC. -
The companies were among 10
reporting total sales Of Sl25, ,33o.
600 for quarters ended either Nov
80 or Dec. 81. War sales OF the
16 companies amounted to SZZ.'
496. 900 or 18 per cent of the total
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
10 Million Sales Seen
By Tire Manufacturer

NORWALK. Conn. Jan -
NorwaIk Tire e. Rubber Co is
Aiming al $4,000 600 of sales
IN the current fiscal year. John
w. Whitehead. preSId8t stated.
following the annuAN meeting
Monday. This would Fanparc
with $500 900 dunng 1915.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
Consolidated VuItee
To Redeem Preferred

NEW YORK, Jan. % The n
Y. Stock Exchange has received
notice from Consolidated Nultcc
Aircraft Corp. OF the call tor
redemption on March ! next OF
an tho outstanding shares of 81 -
cumulative convertible preferred
stock AZ S27 50 a share plus ac-
crucd dividend of 3lia cents a
.hare 10 the rcdcmnnon dalc.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
rIIIsRI-RGn
Detroit Stocks

sales Net
IN oos ir-h Low 1875 Ch r
Car Wood Inc 10 1sis H. i7is- {.
McClsnahan OF l. ~, a. 2ts.....
PENN Metals o4 8,, 81, So 4.
Ricksl Co o5 2 - So 5ar"...
Warner Aircraft Is Ns So 5i7- I.
snsggndN $50 ! 4s,, ~ ;s,,'".
common a SCUM Rs az 8sr.....
Scsrs Roebuck as sofs sofs fofs s.....
Divi1eucs IN tuTeEUi0 te1ir ert aaicuuit
paid IN iq4S unless dcsiynated by ss'erisk
IN which case dividend was paid or payable
m lafs snd constitutes the total paid mus
ff this year.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
Nav Double Stock

NEW YORK, Jan. 22-Stock-
holders Of United Merchants d
Manufacturers. Inc. will vote on
a proposed increase in authorized
common stock 10 100000 from
100000 shares al the annual
meeting Feb. l3.