BT*”--* yxjjcnt*"’****'’— Markets & Business Auto- * i j 'Entire List Anna Aderholdt Universal Products

DETROIT TIMES /. Nov. ... 1945 80c 22-C £.-THE _ Votes Dividend Rerovers« Universal Products Co., Inc. ha* Graphs Tomorrow 'declared a dividend of 80 cents on YORK, (INS)— Rites NEW Nov. 15 the common stock, payable Dec. What’s New Predicts Splurge Wilson Pessimistic iGold mining stocks today led the 14 to holders of record Dec. 3. the recovery in a This brings the 1945 total to $2, market in first Obituaries • on 1946 Production week. the same as 19-14. Buying in Dome Mines, which Funeral eervicet were re- In Business By SILER FREEMAN was up nearly at high, Of War Savings IV* its ported to the Timet for: Brain Game Answers of came soon after the start of the C. E. Wilson, president (Questions on Editorial Page) Auto-Life Awaits By session and helped in overcoming ANNA ADERHOLDT of 6269 LEWIS HANEY General Motors, is frankly pes- 136 years. simistic 1946 as a production early hesitancy. Sfieculative en- Rhons at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in 1— The last state Auto Makers' rr*fr»tnr of fionnmlr*. Nft iMk InlTrrtlK on was admitted to the Union Signal year. He doubts that it will thusiasm ouickly spread to other the A. H. Peters Funeral Home, Industrial production expanded sections ot the list and by the in 1912. equal 1941 output with present 12057 Gratiot, and at 2 p. m. in 2To devote his full time to By WARD S< 111 I.TZ a week ago about as usual for even as much end of the first hour steels, mo- e&l>acity, working St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran tub duties as baseball's high the sea-on. It remains consider- overtime or more in 1916. New tors. utilities, rails and base With reconversion now com- stronger. commissioner. ably below a year ago, as judged plant capacity w ill not be ready metals were Volume Church. Burial: Forestlawn. Mrs. pleted in all plants, the main improved with higher prices, run- 3 False. It is one of Victor by employment, but about level until late m 1946, too late to Aderholdt, 65, a native of Detroit, Herbert’s songs. «.ar, ware not he used in the of died Tuesday in her home. Sur- 4 Constance Bennett »n “Paris and it * tric Auto-Lite Co of Toledo are 1946 curs, he fears, f|i| if • T shared. Underground.” for The husband, Charles; daugh- those obtaining sufficient the obstacles interposed by that divi- quality of leadership was vivors: 516 years. of Wilson revealed all in weeks—General Mo- ters, Norma. Mrs. Harold Pfeifle lib. r and government price-fix- sions able to make the best 6 (c) is manpower to stop up crr.ploy- have been tors, Chrysler, Woolworth, and Mrs. Stanley Froggatt; sons, correct. ing. the output of real con- barely 17,(XX) cars. This was I U. S. 7 Jonathan Swift first ment and waiting until it< major total Douglas Clarence Edmund. said It the originally set i Steel, and Paramount and in “Gulliver’s sumer goods would doubtless be schedule for | higher actively p Travels.” customers the automobile were all and water higher than then. September alone. bought. low priced B. at 2 p. m B—Because hard con- makers swing irxto full produc- shortages labor I The utilities MARY WEBER tains substances which com- ; largely to labor diffi- But and I were active. Commonwealth and tomorrow in St. Matthew’s Luth- tion. Iv.w Jones reports. Thanks troubles have cut deep into bine with the soap, forming obstinacy it is Southern was turned over in huge eran Church. Burial: Woodlawn is the largest -1 cutties and OPA production. The Cleveland steel Mrs. Weber, 72, a scum which will not dis- The cmpany volume and on the curb there was Cemetery. died ) lndejiendont manufacturer >f now estimated that tor Christ- tieup which sent Buick and single 80,001 Tuesday in her home, E. Grand solve. there he 500,000 a deal for warrants 419 auto-motive electrical equipment ina- will only Fisher Body in Flint down are ;at after a long illness. Sur- .-¦ the Vs. Blvd., and as such its ojx'ration- e r.ew radio ts instead of typiral If similar woes de- husband, the T. ai hoped for. Curb prices were higher. Bonds vivors: Rev. H. Connolly Answers closely aligned with those of the 3..”>i'd.000 originally velop in 1916. the 1941 figures I were narrow. Weber, pastor of St. Matthew’s Unly about 19,000 ears have been will certainly nu.t be reached, (Question* on Editorial Page) auto makers. Electric Auto- the Church. Lite also i« a leading producer produced since July, against Wilson said. 1—(c) Dec. 21; 2—(c); 3 (b); piedicted 72,(M)0 Steel produc- • • • of varied items such as molded GRACE DE MERCURIC) at 4 i hi; 5 (a); 6 (a) tion came back to al>out 78 per asleep, (b) carry, (c) single, plastics die-castings and deep dent of capacity and seems Margin 8:30 a. m. Saturday in the Rag- stampings. Pontiac Gets Orders Raised stop pain. drawn headed for the 84 jxt cent level. nasco Funeral Home. 512 E. Grand Total employment at its j:\ But limited production is not Blvd., and at 9 a. m. in Holy plants about 'JO,IKK) SALES EXPAND stopj>ing the automobile deal- Family Church. Burial: Mt. Olivet is compared orders, if with a wartime peak of heavy ers from taking Cemetery. Mrs. De Mercurio, 68, A serious shortage of Pontiac Motors is typical. Sales Rye JOHN WARNER Sales for the current year an machine tools for labor-saving j On Futures a resident of Detroit 46 years, of are out- estimated at about $125,000,000, pui'ixisi s is reported. Meanwhile. 1916 models far died Tuesday in St. Mary’s Hos- say*: puce 1911, .. • a decrease of only ‘J per cent department store sales continued stripping the for itoanis it Two Belgian manufactur- | CHICAGO, Nov. 15—Directors pital. She lived at 2622 Anderdon. ¦ according to I), fc’. from the 1041 figure of approxi- to expand and to run 10 j>er cent Bathrick, ers, Andre Van Der (left) and Ainie Meirsonime, 'of the Chicago Board of Trade Survivors: daughters, Mrs. Sam “lt’sthe Only Head general manager Pon- Stricht mately $138,000,000. No esti- .or better above a year ago. A sales of Hanking James Vernor Jr., as they sample some of Yer- have increased the initial margin Pomilia, Mrs. Tony Orlando. Mrs. mate of net income for 19-15 is record-breaking holiday trade is tiac. jon rye futures transactions, other Angelo Paris! and Mrs. Joseph of Hair You Have” dis- ginger study American bottling equip- yet available, but it will he sub- generally anticipated with Christ- Pontiacs went on public nor’s ale. Here to ! than hedging or spreading opera- Moceri; son, Fred. stantially below the $4.K90,983 mas shopping unusually early, j play first on the Pacific Coast ment and methods, they spent considerable time at the tions, from 20 cents a bushel to or $4.09 {xt share reported lor Buying arrivals In the New York' and the response there was James Vernor Co., whose equipment is the most modern 35 cents a bushel. EVA G. SMITH of 81 Batavia. 1914. In the nine months ended wholesale market have risen to! tremendous. Bathrick roixirted. in the country inasmuch as it was the last produced Directors also increased the River Rouge, at 8 p. m. tomorrow Sept. 30 last earnings were a high record for the season. One dealer said he had received and the under ol Eastern St i before the maintenance margin auspices $4,041,703 or $3.38 a share. The high-priced lines an* in j more orders the first week the war. margin on spreading transactions I Chapter 454 and Wyandotte White For postwar expansion the rAo-t demand—probably in best 1916 cars arrived than he had between rye and other grains on Shrine 30. and at 2 p. m. Friday torturers cannot to | taken the months is currently building afford make in first six of the local exchange and on inter- in the Girrback Funeral Home. company goods that carry ade- two new units, one h metal don’t an j 1941. .Another has oversold his N.' Y. STOCK MARKET market spreading transactions Burial: Woodmere Cemetery. Mrs. i ite pi ofit margin. But I think ; entire 12 months’ allotment from cents a to 25 Smith, 58, died Tuesday m Harper product- plant of 250,000 square many 12 bushel Sharonville, 0., 1 hat people are beginning! Sales ranged from 20 to 300 Salvs Net 1 | \ Sales Net cents bushel. Hospital after a short illness She feet at the other In linis 111 Kit Low 12 45 Cine ) hi loos High L"W 12 4ft dig. a 1* splurge, and that some of the 7 of jx'r dealer deposits went AFC Prill Motor* l is lft IS + Libby McN A L 6 ll , IP, IP* had lived in River Rouge 35 years. is a battery plant 150.000 and —1 vast "liquid savings" from war [ A.lams Ex;> 2 18 18 18 » Mgg A My B 2 984 9x4 98', Vincennes, from SIOO to SI,OOO Many are I :< + Survivors: husband, Edward G. square feet at lnd. wages ; Alaska Junmu 88 ¦„ 9 94 5 Lima Loco 2 65 614 65 +', are now going to he spent ( otp ' 7., Llq Car 1 39', Profit incoming orders being turning in their cars to take Allt-Xll J 4 » 4 4 4 f 4 1 394 .394 ls Ilriggs With while the spending is good. In- j Do pt 4 50 50 50 D < kheed Aircraft 16 34‘, 3.3', 34‘,s- ', received in excess of current advantage of the favorable used Alltch Lud Stl ft 384 38 38 >, + >4 Loew i 10 314 .3 1 314 flation on. « 3 all marches car market, Alil(‘, 4- Marshall Fid 6 37', 3«4 37‘,e \ Shows Derations Commodity prices averaged + • • dial 14 4 Decline I plants is at cajxicity. Do pf eld 4 127 >,12641274 —1 M.irtln 1 Glenn ¦ Ift 37', 3>>4 37 4 e scheduled higher week, 6 P»i:y 1 Hi ,e again last tine not- Am AUlllie* 844 84 HiI,— 1 , ', Martin 15*4 194 * .Manufacturing volume of business is ex- Can 3 t 2 2s', 28', Briggs Cx and See _ Future Am lo.T'jXOJ'vlO.o, ¦» l', Mathleson OPA Action , able occurrence the was run Buck-Passing 2ft' * El l pected to substantially higher Denies Ain C.*y« Sue 2 2fti 4 2ft ; « 4 ‘ j McGraw 4P, 414 414—14 report for the be - H domestic subsidaries iup in rye, reminiscent of the in- Am DUtlll Co 2 4!*!, 40 4'«,4-l>4 Mclntyre Pore 68', 68 684 +I4 This same favorable used 7 b » k 3.8*,-*- Your head of hair has to last than that of prewar years. Am At F i’wr 1* 7 4 7%+ *4 McKesson A P 3 , 3H4 4 nine months ended Sept. 30 last following War I. 7% -*'• 9 flation World car is expected to Am & L o', 9W+ > 4 Mesta Math 1 4 49 +4 you all your life, and once gone Rerearch activities are re- market Hide 1 h'a s Mldent pet 3 31 31 31 net profit of $3,235,847 equal, after This is the first time since then , Ain Loco 5 33'4 3ft l « 3ft'«+ « stymie any effort on the part 3 l Hwy I 52 51*, 52 it is lost forever. We will not stricted to developing new and Am Mach A Fdy 37*4 37' , 37*4-e j Min all charges, to $1.06 a share on the that rye has risen above wheat. Metal *il 8 3ft 35 3ft *f Minn P A SsMj 4 -1 *« On Steel Am St 4 Prices accepted anyonu 44+ ol unscrupulous dealers to pass * and never have improved products in the com- Foreign for food Am Twr A I.f 8 12U 12S 12',— 'a Mo-K Tex 1 It*, 14', 14',.. . 1,947,700 common shares outstand- requirements : 7 Mojud on expected reductions in dis- Rad Ass 10 1« , ltl'a I«U '¦ It'S 2 26 26 26 lor treatment who had lost their pany's own field—automotne Am + ing. and necessities continue 5 7 m 1 . 1 113 113 *, other * in Am Roll Mill 2« 26 Monsanto 113 NEW Nov. IS Chester counts to the public, the 33 33 Mont Ward 8 73', compares with earnings YORK. hair. Dandruff seal* h, dull and parts. large inqxirtant with buy- Am Safe Rar r 2 33 , —'4 73'i 734+ This net $ $ and 1 > 1 Prod $ president Am Smelt 8 60 C.O 4 + 1 « Motor 1 314 314 314 4 Bow'les. OPA administrator, is ex- signs poor opinion of Jack Rose, «0»4 ( .3.) period of 1944 dingy hair, can be of ing financed by export import Am Fdle* ft 4 40 40N— » Motor Whl xd , 30', 30',— in the corresponding Stl o*4 l * — 1 the Detroit Auto Dealers 1 * Mueller Br 43', 4.C,+ 4 $2.07 on pected this scalp hygiene, fiver a period of bank credit added to L’NRRA of Am Sucar ft2't 52q ft^S Murray 434 ;of 54.0-12.300 or a share week to announce the Am TAT ft 10X41901,15*1 6 18 17', 18 Not that Rose 8 shares out- years, thousands ot and Quick-Dehydrating shipments. Association. Am F 4 21 20', 21 ..... Naah KeW 2 I', 23', 33*, the same number of policy which he in rnen Thh- Nat Airline, will take cuts for the W 3" 20', t 20S-*- 4 8 2 7', 27 27*,+ *, believes the dealers Am Wafer 20> w standing. women have placed their hair Clarence Birdseye, famous BIT OF Anaconda 2 40', 3'»\« dOjv* a Nat Auto Fibers 4 lft, 18*. Iwe1 e 4 granting steel price adjustment' PROGRESS is justified but he doubts that 1 Nat 1 22*, >« problems in Proper quick freeze field, 1 Armour A Co 18 134 IT’S* 134-e '¦« Aviation 22*, 22’, to our hands. pioneer in the be into I Alio Dry Ud» 1 36 364..... Nat Biscuit 2 13 3 3 .33 cover accumulated material management-labor buyers will coerced 3fl>« »* Nat care of your hair ami scalp may reports that he has developed a The confer- Atchlwm 21 loi'.ioisioi*,— Bond A Share 1 2 7'.. 27'j 274 ', and latior costs, the Iron Age 72 ', • • Reg J ence progress carrying the burden of them. Atl C Line t 72', T'-'l •;• Nat Ca*h 3*4 394 39', pay real several years made a bit of last f h — dividends process which ft 39V, *, Nat Dtlry 36i,* 16 , *, Ash says. dehydrating Tteflnt'ig 39', .364 Jacobs Names In Atl 1 week, it do much, since no "There t«*n much demand 3‘»47 Nat DlstlUen 16 +7 *is*, 67 vegetables garden fresh, can’t Atlas Corp 2 21 , 214 214+ *4 +l4 The expected OPA from now *‘kec{>s ( 1 7, + announce- basis exists for settling the wage- to make this buck-passing ef- Aviation Corp •> s'a M 4 M :’. I Nat lAd .1 32 3 3 »; A consultation at any of preserves their original color, ; Raid Loco 10 28*, 22'a 28*4— 4 Nat Pwr A Lt 2’) 13'', 13 134 4 ment may possibly t>e in the form our fective,” I | 5 + price issue But it has definitely Rose said. "Buyers , Halt A Ohio 14 2 1 234 24 4- , Nat Steel 8 8 4', Bft », office* in always without charge shrinking them, +• Sup Division of a increase in steel and. while 'Nat 1 lft*, 15*, 18*, To Appliance percentage 1 • 22’; 22»« 4 accepted the principle of ‘'col- ran take their cars to any car Harnsdall 214 1 Newprt or obligation. give maintain <4 heir true contours ! Hath iron V> ks 8 t *-, 15* 19*, e 4 News S!l 4 21', 2 1 21'.— *, prices, the of which W« will you bargaining” and has get top Cp 4- N Y Central 14 29', 29', + Rex C Jacobs, president of distribution secret, says, is lective lot and the dollar, if Beech Alrc 4 13 124 13 4 2'i 4 out our opinion as to whether The he fast HelC Aircraft 3 274 27 2.4 a NYC A SL 2 56 58 56 ', Jacobs Co., parts would bo worked by the OPA freed that the bargain must in- not higher, from the out-of- ft 21 20*4 204 4 N Y Ship 3-* 19«, 184 19% el*, F. L. automotive feel that wo c in help The drying and his process takes ¦ Bell A Howell >4 • steel industry advisory commit- >ou. 1 clude provision for some arbitra- j state buyers and car ‘boot- Hendl* Avn 2 604 60604 4 Norf A W. • 0 2 2 542 54 255* a + l ,and household appliance manu- about an eighth of the time of Ben 1 2«', 2s>, 3a*,*- 4 No Amer 17 28', 28'i 28',+ 4 ter composed of top heads in the treatments whnh uni may elect tion before strikes or lockouts, leggers.’ lnd Dan Am Ovn 3 facturers, today announced the most existing dehydration pro- Heth Steel l 5*54 5*54 93% 4 I* 134 134 134+4 industry. to take are paid for as you take are resorted to. Blgelt'W San xd t *.B', 68'j 6A4***;* “o Pacific 10 3P, .31 31',*- >, of “As long as the demand con- + appointment cesses. the side, Is Rlaw Knot 4 19 19 19 4 NthWfSt Airlines l 494 Bowles is said to have promised them. Why not drop in today, On olher labor now tinues for good used cars, the Hoeing Air 4ft 274 26 Ohio Oil lft 19 4 191, 19*,+ ', he says that his dehy- 3(4 oil* Kiev 2 31 7 31 7 an announcement for the latter it may pay you dividend* in the And. i divided with the CIO fighting the Bond Stores 2 374 31-a , a new car buyer Is In no danger. B rgWarner 5 in a-, 84 *¦ 8 drated vegetables cook about M 4 514s Outboard Ma-lne —1", part of this week future. other wing or wings. Murray iHiantff Alrw 7 27>, 2« « 264..••• Owens 111 Glass 2 77 77 77 I No reputable dealer will try to * eight times faster tool being Hdgpr Brass 7 16', 104 164 4 Pac G A El 7 3ft', 35*, shows his weakness by in fto ftO*,— *4 3 4 • • • make him the goat for OI'A Briggs Mfg ft ftO'4 7 4 Pacific Lt*- 2 on on t,O “IlA.MitKS IN THK hurry, and by such • • • . +4 a unreason- I Hruns-Balke 1 35*4 394 394.... Packard 2 8 B*, B', 4 advertising Mon., Wed., mistakes.*' Mfg * IT’, 17-4 4 and m Frl. 11:00 A. M. to charges Hudd Pan Am Air 21 , able as that General I*4*;*- . 214 21‘*+ has devised a '* 22'a 22*, 224 *« i 7 manager of the M. Tun., Chevrolet Hudd Wheel xd Panhandl*' pd 10 lu <4 9 , STOCK 9:00 P. Thurs.. Sat. 9:00 Motors’ to accept a 30 Burroughs t 17- 4 374 l( Joins Reliance refusal to combat the 7 .IJ4 Paramt PI i 44 434 43*,+ », jpw means "chemical Cop A Z 1 f>4 8 + M 4KKKT AT Tilts TIMT” A. M. to 6:00 P. M. {Mu- increase, and the HuttP _J‘7 „J 4 Parke Davis 37*, 37 37 , McKenna, who resigned cent in-, Byers 2 214..... 1 a. James saboteurs” of sheet metal on AM 214 214 Par* Utah 16 4', 44 44 by A. Sherwood Vlrkrr* lecture* government Callahan Zinc 8* J , 34-*- manager the De- elusion of a man In 34 4 Perth Cent Alii 4- 44‘,4ft -*-4 .Monday, VVcdne.dajr Friday al fi ' * —y§ | and the bargaining process, vio- and f'nn Hirlfir 2H 1 lrt Penn hr 14 434 ti 414+ 4 an is ft 2 68 68 ..... j I*. M. and Friday at 8 »»n IV M. I!4» troit Republican Club, is now 1946 models, Cannon Mills 6« Pepal-Coia 1 . 3 35 -e ‘, bargaining. chloride. For the j t. 4t’ 434 4- 4 *35 OrUwnld HI., *22 627 larwrll Ridg., lation of collective 1 J 434 Pere Marquette 2 7 , 29 + I agent the Reliance Life * 70 70 10 + 4 2 * 2» 4 < h-rry for ( the company hSs nanr paint Caterpillar T I Pfeiffer Bn w 2 11 14*, 14', I J33S Scott Thus, with employers more 12 ftO', ftft4 + 1 4 4 4 Insurance Co., 226 David Celnriese SSN ! Ptuer (Chas. 1 30 30 .30 *• 4 reasonable employes in a spraying equipment jWus sheet ! de Pa SCO 11 424 414 424-e *, Phelp* l+dge John Building. and Ceiro .to*, 3*.4 1..,. 4 cent ; Certain-teed 4 14'a .»••••• 29-, + joined is per ” Phlla El 2 29 F. L. metal that 30 J44 J-J - Co 1 2*4 4 weakened position, maybe the 13 11 i 114 MB ASM accepting his post with , Central HO AE J'!* >* Phtlco Corp ( 3(W a ;UV, 364 Before get crilical spots and 8 *. .' bs In 1940 two together. The thicker in Chet A Ohio 574 57>, ft? 4 , , Club three years can fact | Phil Morris 1 *>7 67 4 + 4 the Republican Congress is other developments to enhance iChic r. HI 1 104 104 Phillip* Pel 4 56 56 56 in sales and war contract negotia- that set to act If! Chl ANo t 2 4 4t , 434 4 + chief Writ I l’lllsbury 2 * ago. was steward n 7, - 37 37 37 4 graduate McKenna ! '> 10 1 4 tion. A of Warner 1 thev will help. longer-wearing qualities, ac- chl’.ds H>4 a Pitts Sc *', Massachu- don't * A 4 ’* * B I 5*4 94 4 BUSINESS urns x Club the of the Detroit Boat for note, Chrysler xd 12 128’-*l2“', a Pitts Stl t 11 1 IP, of Technology, (TO leaders, too. may cording to the engineers. ('IT Kin Corp t ft 4 4 1 setts Institute he | ft 4 ft 4 .....*» Poor B 1 234 234 234 + *a It K SEIIYKIE seven previous years. that the show any- ('Umax Moly C<> h 3*4 394 394 has tfi if elections The new equipment, devel- ) Press Stl Car 2 214 21', 21'-, *¦ had extensive sales and # • * Coliatr-P-P 2 42 414 Procter AG 1 64 64 64 4 s that ..... experience. hoc i thing, it is the radical ft* ' oped especially to do a certain Col A Aik 1 4ft 4ft 2(. 7 4- advertising UNION INVESTMENT CO. A fft * Pub Serv lft 204 26'j , 4 candidates lost. job, providing Col Fuel a Iron new 2 l* , '¦*', M** 4 Pullman 4 *>2', 614 62',+ 4 form type of aids in a 10', 10 , in*a+ 4 Fort St. W. CHerry 1414 Interesting Program 1 Colum C.as 11 Pure ft 22 7 22', 22 320 <2 • Oil a 4+ 'a Hair iV protective coating of*' paint on i Col Pictures 1 414 424 »? Radio 4 1 Farmers’ Scalp . « 154 15*a 154+ 'a Market Exchange , <'ol 1 1 , 3.4 3. Stock Carbon f I’Rdlo-K-Or . 1 14 , VRL’lTS—Apple*. The Detroit Spiuloiil the inside metal from the belt Com Solvents 6 l 194 .... 144 1 144+ ‘a Jonathan. N<> *1 lins *4 1 94 Hard 12 31 30', 31 + 1. *4 Specialist* J on an in- with ft" 34 34..... Item 4 4Mb bu Mclntoah. No. l, *idi avib will be represented line, just below the ' Com 4k 217 3|*i Keo Mot 10 2 < 214 25 + 4 PFEIFFER BREWING COMPANY k window 'l 3 1 < 334 s ¦bu Rh 2c I«:*ni Grccnlnn No l *4 81 k k — teresting radio program on next I)< « Comweitrvw.dlton 10 Republic Avn 11 12', 124 12 ,*- 4 •vih No 8 1 4 bu Orlroll 7, Mlrnlgan 4*lilies in \V« U mouldings, to bottom. Body Cons Edison 334 334 334 4 -e bu Snuw. 1. *4 5-lb *740 Krllrvur, OFFICES the Repub Stl . Ift 27 264 27 4 COAST TO COAST when A. Par- Cons Film 4 ft 1 * Wealthy No 1. $4 81 4S-!b. bu Wolf |H\ —32 Sunday, Charles mouldings, formerly made 1* Revere C"p 4 214 2! ¦, 21', ', , No 1 Id- nil gas in the sill Con* Nat Has 3 414 414 1+ 4 + River. *4 28 45-lb bu Pc*r* Klcffrr The sendout Detroit Reyn Met l 27‘, 27', 27' 7 >, 631 Lafayette Bldg. cells, ap{>ears on "Vic- 10 24 , 244+• 4 , N 1 13. 150 bu Quince, No 1, C»n*j president, of layers of plain Cons Vulter Aire 244 8 ¦ *3« A dividend of Twentr-flv* I2M district for the week ended Nov. stainless and 2 2 2'* 4 28', +l4 Reyn Tob H 3.*'* 394 394+ 4 3 59 bu Cons Coal 2«*N * + •har* haa oefin decUrrd on i!»* < .4*. .1 AVE. tory Cavalcade.” steel, now are made of heavy ft 13 13 13 4- 4 , Richfield Oil lft 15 15 '» VF.GKTABL* GREENS Ctbbaic. No 149 MICHIGAN 10 was 632.065.000 cubic feet, the Cent Baa Royal-Type ’ 28*, 28*, 28*, 4 1 of thi* Company, payat .8 I>. - rr.- from Propig'i 4, in this broad- Can 2 47 4- Co N i (I.3ft »t<.cA ¦ Arru.t cnitftttlni C Joining Parcells Cont 474 47 j, 47 + bu C irdi wt. SO brr 194.3, to gtockn of rnord at Michigan Consolidated Gas Co. solid stainless steel. Thus they Ins 2 ft~ 57 —), Ruberold 2 47 47 4 hu Miutard *rc<*n» No 1. *1 1. i Cont ft — cast will McPherson Brown- 1 7 Rappert Jacob 3 30', 29'j 4 th* cio4« of l)U*inn«» November 8, 1945 CHerry 6322 he ; Cent Mot 11 lft’a *>*4 4 29'^5 spinach. No 1. *1 bu. Swli** reported today. This is a decrease are much more durable and IJN—40 + Safeway 1 26 , Formerly ing, chairman of Detroit Trust |Cont Steel 1 40 40 4 2'*4 2*>4 • ’hard No l. 50 37 5c hu Turnip ii-nu. M A YOCKEY, Secretary and Treaaurer C,e«,r|r I , I*nt>. A A *%ne. 5,535.100 cubic feet compart'd add to long life. Co>per-Bessemer 1 244 a St Jos Lead ft 53', 53', 5V,+ 1 fancy, *1 75 bu No 1, II2ft«cl 50 Kale, Harris, vice of r If*1 ?4'4 ?44 Schenley Dtst 15 88 99', +l*, Co., and Ernest C. Cgpweld Btfel » * P9'« NO. 1 7,3 o 85c bu -the corres|x>nding last; Moulding clips are made of I 12 Sears 20 the Federal Reserve with week I Crown Zei'rr 4pf 1 122 122 122 *¦!' Roebuck 374 37', 374+ 4 i LETTUCE AND RAT.AD GREENS—Cc lery president of year, heavy coated to Cruelb'.f St 1 48 48 48+', Servel Inc 8 23 2242 3 +', cabbajte. No 1, *1 50 bu Endive, when the total reported was w'irc, prevent 2ft + ', aV.il ’ 2 21', 214 214.... . j I Sharon Stl 1 2 5 2 5 'ancy, 1, 25. Bank. 637.600,000 Cut*-Am Su* 6 *2 '>o bu No S 1 1 Kacarole heal’d cubic feet. rust. Cudahv pf l 101 'a 1011 n 1 % + 4 Shell Un 011 32'j 32*, 324+ 4 fancy, *1 50 bu No 1 50c *ll Leaf The broadcast will he Pub 6 7 a \+ *a ; Silver King 2 1 104 94 s*4 ', icltuce N 7 lb lettuce. DON’T LET CurtU U2 22% 2 ; 1, «»c Head No 1, at u. m. and over Curtiss-W r 24 84 ", *•••!• Simmon* 1 40', SO’, 40',+ ’, *1 2 5 175 bu Rumalnr, No. 1, *l® over WJR 1:15 — 4ft ', 4ftJ , 4 I Oil 30 174 174 174+ 4 4; Deere ACo I 4ft\ Sinclair ¦ 11.50 bu. WXYZ at 15 p. m. M. S. Rukeyser t>e+A-HttA + 44-4 44*-,- 44+,-t- 4 ¦ s*ai'TiiyvamtnrryL- m Tn-, irr% in’VTr.r. VKGKTABI.ES. MISCELLANEOUS fleet*, THE PRICE ( v, '. I D lJ»c A W 11 134 134 134 , ISo Cal Ed 36 364 36S+ bunched fancy $1 2 5 dor boh* No 1, ..... 4 22 22 Drt Fdtson 5 2ft 21 i 25 I South N Gas 224 75c >sl topped N«' 1. |lr : topped. No 1, Gar + + ri bch* 75r«*l 3« Aire 2 8? 86', 86*, 4 Spiegel ine 1 194 19% 19'a 'a bu Cauliflower fancy $2 bu No 1 50 s rv'ueins Square I> 1 55*, 55*, *1 D* *Chsm l 1 56' .156' ,1564+ 24 55*« •1 75 Celery fancy, *1 25 <1 50 d r ',lßft', 1854+ *S*d Cal 4*.4 'l*4 664 4 : No 1 7 51-A4 1 Cr>ry r«ot No 1 DuPont 18' O • hrhi — 42', 43 Edison Hcs l 4* 4‘ 4*<4 *« std on lnd 11 4 <1 '1 11 , 7 18', *, Hi r COMPLETE Cmdr. Herbert F. 7 l-'» , IH',+ Steel Spg 184+ hlrabl No 75c •*! dor brha •• frimt, »r(J < our m»r -Mh *1 l« W» gr» Lt. ElecPwrAl.f l*1 Std ( 184 baaket. K 1. t«-*u»» «n»k* *ll Irnui «cli political 6 4-- Drug -*2 42',+ *, Statistics, like words, arc weapons. Politicians at Wash- Emerson Klee 22S 22’a 22'a ’a ¦Sterl 424 Leeka. No *1 »1 25 d*r bcha Dry • t» Mil th**n *t lurh ¦ !o» pnr Mofi-tn x'ylu*- nude* . «*pl«*r »itt» recently discharged from '* 7 + ( lu',1 u 18', + >, 1. bl* .'SNR. EnrPubS 32 32 4 Stone A Webb ', 1 onion* fancy. 50-lh aack **m| TOPIC for All statistical estimates vast unemployment 1 M s + 82 32 No. 1. fifillh Irnxr* F*K OH NfAK arl» *..4*. appointed ington glibly create of « 17". 174-*- 'a Studebaker 6 2 4 2 B’., 2 ', 4 green flhodlHm *nounlm« navy, has been Erie 174 «1 00 <1 210 *1 d r bcha Parale- IcntM (round an (mcripllon o( llontrd Doctor. he during reconversion, as propaganda intended 1 60 60 60 4 Sunshine Min 2 1 20', 20 204 +. 'a d'r bcha Fanlev root and use such estimates Fx*Celt-r> r urly No fin 75c engineer of hoist and 7 , + l', 1 .i ;aies the Farnswth TAP 1 ' l >4 lft'i I*4 '« Superior Stl 1•* 38 37‘, 38' 7 No 1. r>n.i7.sc dor bch* Parinlpa. No 1, to frighten the public to demand such measures as the proposed 24 Co I 3 B’, 38», 38*, potatnea. BUY DIRECT ANO I VHc.t **l OPTIC I A 5 ft ILt A 1 ’ 7» 84 Swift A 81 il.ftO 1 , tni fanrv *2 7 5 SAVE xxiv division of Gar Wood Indus- 3 6xl 58', 25 A increase in unemployment benefits to slls a week for six months Firestone T 69 6 h 4 4 I Texas Co 2 sft‘« 584 4 100-lb >a< k N" 1 *2 70 -2 50 Purrokln*. ( mi inr IN VMKKIc (Texas 9 9 ..... ries. Inc., it is announced by i Fllntkote 2 334 334 314 Gulf p:nd 19 No 1 00r *1.25 bu Radl'hea red No 1. with nnr lornl fictnr; “ “ Prnl if m Be- and such nostrums as the full employment bill. F llansbee Sll 1 H a • #-•••• Tex G Sul O ftO’i 504 50',+ 4 7 s.irOOr dor b.ha red. hothouae No 1 >inr i> Principal* nt thl* firm own Hen A. Bassett, president. '» 1 79 79 .9 +1 Teg Pac L T 174 174 174+ 4 bcha Rutabagaa No. 1 81., 22', 22',+ 4 bu Srpiaah Hubbard No 1 11 JV»I 71 Ihr larc« *t cletln <>f l»( t*>ry 'ore is 7 49 4848', * lar*. Smart htiyrr* find It what to expect. It’s not only of legitimate social interest, but also Freept-Sulphur Xd 2 4 * 48 a —*a Ttmk-D Ax 2 48 , bu De’lcii ia fanrv. bu No 1 *1 25 t VRC.K rrtall optlial was for ’• * *2 II ln-ron*nfnrr 1942, Cmdr. McClure 7 f", «84+ Timken P. B o'i 60*i 60*,— ', fancy. 82 50 No 1. pa>« I)lK*.< a to making plans i Erueh.auf-Ti r.y, *» i I 7'. tu Table Queen, to HI V T. hraiichr* In Ami-rlra. with the matter of crucial concern businessmen. In for Car W -'d Tnd ft 11 11 4 1'y— Transamerlca 2 18', 18', 1.8',+ 4 *1 il 75 T"ona*>e«. No. 1 *2 14 !b •ight years associated 4 *? J 8 2' goods Ik* must estimate and Cen P.aktW'-t 124 12', 124.... Tu'd/e Rav Cnrp :-t', 3ft', 344 + 4 taak-t t,vj Turnip*, bunched, fanrv I,HI- to produced, potential markets * 1.1/ WOl D BTH4 IT they - r B*, f 'a '* 3*4+ 83 ruehauf Trailer Co. Or, F'.ertrlc 4 , 4 4«S. 20!!i Cent f X 38i, .38 4 «1 25 dor bcha No. 1 75cm 31* topped 7*ll JOS this m turn is governed customer incomes affected by — *, Vegetable r.AMPAU. HAWTt’.AMCK by directly On CAt A 1"> ft'« '4 ft4 4 Union Carb 4 9'4 974 07', fancy 81 50 bu No 1 »I'l 25. ft ft" >° ft° ••*•• 7 OPEN THURSDAY AND SATUHDAY C-n Mills t'n Oil cal 1 ltl'a 24 , 244 ..y«*era No 1 81 25 dor hch« [UATiONAL OPTICA|*“* the trend in employment. * » 1 U 00 C• II M< tors « N United AUrraft 31', 30*, .114 Fr,r;s Fat-a larce *l*07 30-dor rate STORKS CO. EVCNINbft ID 1 J + ( 07 The Ohio postwar program commission is trying to approach Ink 18 16 , Ift', 16 «, Un Air Line- M 7, 51', 5P,+ *a larre, 47 815 STORKS IN PRINCIPAL CITIKS On Pr 7 + », 817 medl'um. (Sen Pub xv 11 ft 4 , 4'»— 4 Un BiscuH xd t 36 36 36 in 11 kin n <»¦ Henry I analysis It is effect setting out —!'• P. Jr. an in a businesslike manner in 8 ft' Thomas i'uch (Ten By SI- 7 3’* 3 3* United Corp 4 ‘', 4', ¦*', Drug [to make a survey, being especially interested in the prospec- - 4 United l 2'> , 36', Jo’, market - Crn TAB 1 ft ' . , ft'". > United Fruit 1 111 .1144114 4 Detroit •- Stocks Rut it methods. 3» >. tive market for human services. is using unorthodox ir.lltette S R ft 2T4 234 2 I',— Un Gas Imp 1 22', 2?', 22', »[' 3 I*, 'll + ', Henry It i' not asking politicians to pull a figure out of the air. It is not (Hidden 4 .37 37 37 —4 1S ffman 2 31 ', , Sate* V»f Heads Firm , . B*e» t * *’’,— 4 T'S l .1 51 51' . . 4 5 ge Goebel *’4 tnd Them * In 100 a Ht*h t/ne 12 Ch make guess. has sent out , 68',— », 1 'ev- n asking social workers to a Instead it h 1 6«'« 6ft US f ine, 1 I , In, 1 ft*. 1 flint irht 4n 1 17V, 17',— FOR THAT FUTURE election P Henry Gntwtrh +• I?'-, tft » The of Thomas ' Htj .» ? 1 7 US p,,i!tv . ’ \ 4 5 4 4 4 >» to and an 1 1 * f>ei Grav Trt n 5.000 nontricky questionnaires employers, has received 8 6- r. as of Thomas P Graham Pal.-. o', '.',*- ', I S Ruhb. r l , c.m. s', s', fr president the '>4 Frank brew 20 2 - ' (if. . 15»',— '. 75 7 “3 . . is being processed. • 2 1" . 6 , ', th«- extraordinarily heavy response, which 5 19 US Smelt 754*24 Klntel Drug 5 2’a 2’« 2'» RAINY DAY. Henry Co. is ann -unced by 60', Steel I* 8o 79', 80 4 l 8 Do pf 2 604 604 US Maaro 10 2'« 2% «... — Prod 2'* ’ 14 . I*« 34 1 Vanadium ft 2", 28’*, 2*', 4 Iv 1 *•»— •omf»any’s director- He succeeds Gt V '-. 6',.,. 't-Claneban 011 4'* , I’i * 3 S' .... 2 6'. . l Survey Covers Employers of 2 Million Workers Crevhoui'i C ’ 2"4 l 29', i Va-Caro Ch 6', 'l)tor 2 30'-, 3o>, 3m,— % . Wheel 120 father, who founded the firm F .' 4ft-, 4 *, Warner B « 40 24 , 24', 244+ us Crum’-’n Air 434+ 4 * Packard 15 JO B>i B>, »{ ft ft’* — 4’’, 4 deal with prospects for the coming seven crucial Cu’s OR xd . ftt*'« ft°'> 'a Warren FA" 1 4*’i lft 4 150 2 1906 and s- rved a- it.- head The survey will 1 pe'ro 1 f 4 T’ -o Motor 21S 2U5 3S .n 38 , 38 , WaiTen \ 1 19', 1° , 4 4 BUY -V, Hall 4 VICTORY Prln' i 1 *B4+ Sheller 75 1 12<{ 1 2»i 13',4 month transition war to a peace economy in » + *» (111 35 ,?- '« Mf* economy . 23 Wei A S intil his dea’h last September. ot from a Mam Wavh 21 22 I 354 35' 7 Co 15 2 s >, », ,»• •¦••aod Ti s’, s*k Tac 6 50 , 60 , .., 2,000,(MX) llayes 1 J'", 4 Western 40', 50 2 U ' Oh and employers of workers, two- Ird 11 'a 134+ * tte.lted Shirt 7>, 7', 71,4 P. Henry Jr. joined the will cover or about ft 7 ft 524 '• ITiomas Hayes 10 , in , 10'.+ ', West Union A '24 I'a ’» V'# ft' >, 3'! 36',* Alrer .10 fi4 7', 2>, 25*4 firm organization in 1926. thirds of Ohio’s labor force. Kotor ; ¦, 4 Westing FI 10 ’Warner s sales •• i ni rc r l ’*• 1 , *', ism* ’ *• 1 1 % 4 * Wheel S'erl 1 4 3*, 43 4 • \ T employers will be asked to give facts from their hooks, and 3 38 3 8 3 8 4 Oimtticn A Routhn fi 7% 7'i 7'3.... BONDS became ic* president in 1931 ’« White 1, TODAY He 1 r: !'*~ Mot Ifi', 16’, *, I Hnud-H'r 7 i). •> .’O', 20'., 4 Rocuiy Vac fift 1 IV,- t'. »k(* as to the number to taken 1 2* , 2' Wlllvs (>'••'¦ 1 20', 4 genera! manager in 1937. also n forecasts of workers likely be j House I -Id F 2 1 , • • | 4 », are and 9 a'*'-, '6 49', Wilson A Co 16 18 I'4 18 lila Ideoda In the furtfcilng table the jt to Howe Sound +J4 .hi or dn.pi 1 in the next four months. Employers are asked 2 > 7 », S9*i amount* or paid »«* far thla >enr Hudson M oor 7' , . 704+ Wontworth »q 40S.+ Ji declared ¦ I ' + ' 6 >. Wtight D’* 9» 99 them a be and Hup" V"* 7 a Aero +24 Buy os sound investment what their own pay roll situation will next Jan. 15 1 I 80 8(1 89 _ ivisualize , 111 1 'ft 38 *1 Wrlrlev 4 Central 3ft'a+— ftft’ 15 Tb** by goo- ' - s** ftft 1 co 22 22 4 [April data will be summarized by industries and Tnd Baton 7 . VrkC Foreign Exchange —and buy your bonds at Surety 'S ' « Exchanges I-on ft 1 17'a*- 4 " Montreal graphk d location*.. The (>hio of Commerce, local cham- tn’erlake 12'a c i 1 + In Chamber " ... UPC ’ ! ' a . I In* llarvertet 2 ’ 9". Vt V 4 I NFW YORK N'» 1 ft— Price* ren'r to ...... —hold them maturity. bers and Ui trade are co-operating. ft 2'. 2'". 29'— '. Zenith Rad 3'. 38 Great flrl’atn. pound 402 00-404 00 yv Tnt Min A Chero ' associations I "• • 6 10', 7 '» ft ’-* • Zonlte 11 11 I Canada dollar 90.81 Its* ft'lnlnc - S. executive, who is the 7 Clapp, public utility . 16' .. Argentine Paul chairman of in X'l.v.l 2 3e ft.-', dollar 29 77 4ft + pexo 70 Sat. Closings * 4", . 41*, *1 I Mexico, 20 to employment tn* Paper Hold committee commission, revealed * of the 3 ftO e * 4 1V .5 - •(.-* a U'hlle. pe*n tfw (*n r,-1 «e 1.. MONTREAL Nov. 15- "txlnce sur\+y is to be based primarily the combined crvr . ,5 11*9.1 19*.1 19'. * P, Dividends t’ra’H. rrurelro 5J5 TK ' > ftft ?* 2* *« ; India rupee 30 35 v } :< ol n large, of all the employers tn* TAT *. ’v-d re: judgment aggregate pr..|H>rtion \ \ , pa'-'able Portugal, racudo Mont.tVa! ham:> I faiarol c-C al 4p; f’, 4i - —l4 \ Record n 4 O' slate, is be most I *¦ ¦ 1.6 Dei' 1 Rwflrerland franc 23 39 ¦ Uruguay p»»0 88 ftO exchanges Maybe so. hut the committee ought to undertake to prove the r> b * *, t>. ev’re 26 IW 16 De. 1 the “until further 21 .v G'eaner ( rp 10 D¦> 1 bolivar SO Ift se«nne< e** in t* 7 , 4'-',4 Harvester 20 Dec. Venezuela ANDLOAN AS S announcement 'ol. . value its work. It plan to the accuracy of its findings ' "* T -•! D 1 -v 2.1 n-Norrr.al notice” The of should check V pner' C« ' . ’ . ’ ' M narch Mach .0 | ¦ 3ft Piod 3.l Dec 19 N v 30 «-»«l t«phNc p y> end .75 D«c. l Nov. TR VftsCONTlftrft fVI A WMTERBf AIR KV Arr Corp 9 ending S*pt exchanges, h* Id »o obi un opinion ng sev'en months It Should also Cotppare its estimates with the Coal A N»v 8 11', '*'l 3 4*,— '. Ij.ft Can'v 15 Jan. De- 17 Nine month* 30-- i 9 hVC al pf 4** 4®' * 4 9 + 1, Master Kb trb 3.6 I'er. 10 N v, 24 1945 1944 the ot the r>> ng. for* of federal officials, and determine who has done the L* •* |* on matt*T fol- istft turner s*rt ftt intj m ?s, !• 1 IB 1 Net Incom* 11 660 07* 036 *7* low ine which a ballot wa- taken . better tob. i i/TE G.asa 1 664 66’, 6(54 ’*liTeatron. Inc. .5® tier 21 Dec S Share earn* IIoft *1 Oft