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23 THE DETROIT FREE PRESS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1939 Hot tit Htlp Wanted Malt Death Notice OBITUARY Federal Group Outpaces List Production Now Tops 1923-25 110 Per Cent Andem, D. executive aecretary Fund to Speed Cotton Exports RFC Backs Program with $5,000,000 I Some Foreigns Also Move forward VV YORK, Oct. 20 (A. tt'c Government moved out u-aV Iiorn Hv ieavinjr other por- 3 of the lis- milling erratically behind.

ih. final bell ransr. the TMerals had gained an average federals iv. -f n.JiaiI point. fairly active trading, while cor 0 hroken about even.

Foreign government dollar loans flowed, to eomo 1, the- Federals. Substantial ad- by French. Italian. Australian, Danish and Norwegian issues. One of the novelties of the mar-.

ramx of 3 and 6 ooLnts respectively by Poland 8s and 6s on one saie Among the corporateg, the Issues did by far the best, while rails and industrials declined slightly. Among leaders on the advancing Jit with of fractions or t0Jt were American Foreign Power 5s at 61H American Water Works 6s at 106; Armour of Dela-war 4s of '65 at 88; International Hvdro Electric 6s at 89, and Toungstown Sheet A Tube 4s at 1 owr were Western Union 5s '60 at 74: Walworth 4s at 63; stiidebaker 6s at 92 Northern Pacific 4s at 70 and Missouri-Ksnsss-Texas 5s of '62 at 25. Transactions totaled $7,668,500, face value, compared with yesterday. POND AVERAGES (fomciltd br, the Aeriated Press. tn in Kills 3 6: K.i ei.s ft" I 9 ft-.

10 5 46 3 Induat, Pf (ill 3 in6. 96 8 Ji0 3 BS 40 88.9 fill. -1-3 PS 8 8.1.3 S4.8 60.4 95 1 85 8 84 6 102.9 For. 4- .8 47.7 47 1 42 8 84 84 (I 41-7 67 0 80 0 4C 2 100.6 yy v-Ha" Prnoui dT vnnttt an jB.sn 1 nan )i IMS 19.14 1 10.14 lew 458 ubl hie 101.1 10 LOW YIELD BOXDS 17 Previous day IftTo Eilih aroJf3 8 ear sro K9 8 i W.I 1H! low 10.18 ljn 1KV7 low 1.8 1044 1934 low. aSS Financing for Week 96 Pet.

New Capital NEW YORK, Oct. 20 (A.P., Public offerings of new securities continued their modest recovery during the week ended yesterday, reaching the highest level in eight weeks. Poor's Publishing Co. reported today. The aggregate amount, was well below the average of the weeks immediately preceding the war, but 96 per cent of the latest total represented a de-nund for new capital rather than the.

refunding of existing obligations. Comparisons follow: iooo omitted i. Last Previous Week Week Talal 14 111.411 X't-i-inal 6,112 S.S99 PulJiic Unity Railroad 8,000 Mme-ilaneous 110.000 Clock 2.402 Aro 1179.809 30.S8S 13S.OU0 J. 092 11,762 Cora. Investment Trust, a finance company and aubsidiarleg reported combined net earnings of 14,127,647, or $1.17 a common share, in the September quarter.

Prior to 1939, quarterly earnings were not announced. WASHINGTON, Oct. 20 fA.P.) The Reconstruction Finance Corp. established today a revolving fund to expedite the export of cotton from, the United States. The fund was aet up in co-operation with the newly formed Cotton Exporters organized by 20 leading cotton export firms.

To Speed Export It is designed to facilitate the export of cotton by allowing American exporters to obtain 80 per cent of the price of the cotton before shipment, instead of waiting for delays both of transportation and of monetary exchange. Emil RFC president, explained that the RFC fund will advance to members of the cotton export corporation 80 per cent of the delivered price of cotton sold for export. The shippers thus will take only a 20 per cent risk in making foreign sales. One of the principal problems of export especially since the war has been the dearth of United States dollars available to prospective foreign purchasers, thus limiting their ability to pay for goods from this country. Under the RFC plan, Schram said, the exporter does not have to wait until his foreign customer gets dollars to pay for the cotton.

Pay on Delivery The American will ship the cotton immediately, but the purchaser will not be allowed to take possession of it until he does pay in dollar. If the cotton should arrive before the purchaser can pay in dollars, the cotton will be warehoused under bond in the foreign country. Schram said the fund was set up under general authority of the RFC to finance exports of agricultural products. Procter-Gamble Net Second Largest Ever CINCINNATI, Oct. 20 (A.P.) Consolidated net earnings of $6,851.841 second largest quarterly figure in the company's history were reported by Procter Gamble Co.

today for the first three months of the 1940 fiscal year ended Sept. 30. It compared with $6,087,510 for the corresponding period of laBt year. The report excluded earn ings of subsidiary companies In England and Canada. Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, extra of $1, payable Jan.

2, record Nov. 1. Also declared four regular quarterly dividends of 50 cents a share, payable Dec. 1. March 1, June 1, and Sept.

1, record Nov. 1, Feb. May 1 and Aug. 1, respec tively. Wool Trade Slow BOSTON.

(Vt. nLIA. T.1 Th Tom- m-rcial Bull-tin will aa.v tomorrow: "The wool trt.de lias piaaeri throurh another drab week, durtnr which nrirea hay, aettlmr ft bit lower. Although it la funiculi 10 ma-H, quotations wun any aauranca in ths absence or salea. Beat class 111 fins wools hare probably sunk lo the level of about 91.

cleau basis, atain.t S1.10 at the peak. "While the basis upon which Britain has purchased the Australian and New Zealand clips has been announced at 10.75 penes (sterling) for the Australian and M.8 pence for the ew Zealand. tquiTalent 13 4 pence In Australia and 12 25 pence In New Zealand, this la the average price at which the clips are taken over and does not Indicate st what basis, if and when, wools may be released to this country for civilian uses. The prices will be. carefully con.idered of course In this country and Auatrahan woola priced more or leas accordingly.

'Tape wooie of fine Quality mre being bought for thia country in moderate volume or fully in cents a pound, clean bs.ia. under thia market currently. "Little htiMneea baa been done in the Weet this week and manufacturers of tone, yarna and annd. report little new bualiieaa. although deliveries continue freely, "Mnhsir la moderate rcuueets at firm rat--." The Bulletin will publish the following quotation Michigan ana r.ew tern Tieeeea; lalne 38 41: 1 hlnod combing 40-41: blood combing 47-48; Ki blood combing 47 48.

New York Bank Stocks NEW TORK. Vt. JO (A tVa. Uonal Association Securities Sealers. rtin 4kefl: vans: ot Am M) sr 2.to ski, Bank, of Man 18 18Ve Hank of Ji 14 448 4o5 Banksrs Tr 3 88 An 14 Kulvi.

Tr 4 7 7 2 ten Han BkJiTr 4 M2Vi lo.1 Chase Nat 140 37 38 Chem Bk Tr 1.80 81 4j Mt4 Commercial 8 174 380 Coin Pk A Tr .80 1 3 llii', Corn Eg 88 I 80 4 Emnlre Tr 80 is (4 14H Fim Nat Boa 48 48 rirat Nat 1110 inmi inio Uuarantv Tr 13.. 202 587 Irving Tr nu. Manufacturers Tr 2 Do pf a 81 Natl Citv 1 IBiJ I 4 1 83 t4 31 1184 33 4K 'final llnv Public 31 Title 3 anxtra or egtraa. Treaiury Report WASHINGTON. Oct.

30 (A.P.) The position of the Treasury Oct. 18: Receipt 16.488.9SS.28 Expenditure; 33,436,090.00 Net balance Including n.ies,-87B.9S4.9B work ing balance 1,961,726,295.54 Custom receipts for month 17,731,659.97 Receipt for fl- cal vear (July 1) 1,629,591,090.64 Kxpendltiires 2,821,100,497.82 Excess of expend. 1,291,509,406.68 Gross debt. $10,963,392,881.56, Increase $38,287.1 14.06. Gold assets, $16,997,058,196.17.

Toronto Mines Hiih li-i SIH 20 46 2311 78 2 i 81 "no Low Closs 117 318 108 2H SO 44 44 210 2.ti 7S 77 2S IS 31 a-: JM I'iS Anglo Can Oils Anor i Bankfleld almont Central Pat Chejtervtlie Cnemlcst. Rea Llavies Petroleum Kant Malartic WEEKLY GUESTS LAUNDRY FREE JjndleT ValtTajrt'. Willi. F. T.

(IM ti OT L.L. 87 B. Cknll'M tranaienta dmihleJl 5VTEr JH Ft. A hHOXUAT OCr.T! LAUNLRr TKtS Daily $3 wlc CPKSTS' I.ACrlT TKT.X rrrvy i ki. jijvr and i $5.00 A WEEK HprrTAL- OFFKR AVA7TK4 TALWF We i cmof tft rrateat mon to in a-wii oUm Shoo home nookd J(io4 FAIR BAIRN' HOTEL JOHX at $5 Weekly Laundry Free BT.rO HOTEL tt CARIXrTTX HUTKL tin i i4 weeHiy: prtvaTe anon era.

weekly $1 ard tj IAL-SMT "1-lri' Room for Rent BiInejV)men ApprecIM Independence A cornonable room the Falibiira tssutes jou of this. Just a short walk from the center of down-towa business tnd lmusement. Cozy, dean, comforttble--ong congenial guests. VIEKLY I KATES COLUMBIA AT JOHN HOTEL FAIRBAIRN ADELAIDE at Woodward The Dtrotter. lietroit a most mrsiern notei: now roonia with bsth as low as 4.1ft per month, ton worth vnnr cnnaideratlon.

ALijSqClN. 34 fji iUki "iean com-lortable- private adult borne: fertile men X'rrv Mi.n ART CENTER I44S Merrirkl Nli furniahed. re-iecoraied rooms; otsit con-yenienre. Reaaonahle. ART CENTER (Mill Serondi Comfort-shle.

Urs room: also basement aoari ment: rea'onable ART CENTER 151)0 W. Pa iruex I Re, See orated: etudlo coucb: 46. Exceitea4 tran.r,ortatir.n. ART CENTER Sreondt Comfort- able studio coucn. saratre: auiei build- ART CENTER tW.

DeetraK front eln e. stul to conch. Al" double. BARRINGTON (tiroHl P.iltitel Loveif brtyht room: board outtonsl: excellent I.Enov otns. FeNITESH, aiho Room, shower, private entrance, rood transportation, rentle- man.

LEnov niOl. ffCTtTrfSTE. WgST. h44 (Fisher Bids l.rr front; refined home. TRinitF oTaTn 40Cfi lOrand Rlvery Pl-aaant, warm private borne, telephone; sentlenian BOlTviVARII.

GRAND, Larse, liiht. well. furnished; innersprlnrs. Flts- roy 4I'J vrrT GRANfl. 2415 (LaSallel Very for one or two: at-am.

WEST GRAND. 17.1. near For HoapHal Room for 1 or 8: steam ttaa. CaI.VERT. 4 Pleasant front room for refined on.ineea rcan.

Titwnaend 6.S.'ig. CHAl.TfERs, Front bedroom: Drt veto home: bot water: steam heat. DELAWARE, S8 Clean, convenient elnsla. a i ui 1 1 cm ich. perm an ent.

S.I El'CLlb. West, d'l Woodward Lars front; stoker Itaat; free parkiuc reason- al'le FIELD. A7(i4 (pear Pa'kard'ai Larr room. oi.tve tn 'ai n. GI.ENDALE Iris, near Second Comfort-aide ainale room; steam beat: prlvat home.

GRAND RIVFRJOY I4S47 Daileyl Twin and double bedrooms; autootatl tra GRATIOT WILFRED Will rent room or share private home. PInrree fiOlfl fRTND PIVER SaLE0OD room: conserilal home for lusinea woman nieala optional; reasonable. TY, (- Kh GRAND RIVER Literuois I550C Ri'lse. wood) Resl horns, buslneee girl: priw llerey resaonnhle. GR4ND.

Attractive room, pnvais home, meale oouonat. NOithlasn 1400 GRtNI) RIVER youna maa; -Cheerful room' r. relrrences. TTIe GRosse POINTF. Sien to Jefferson rse.

Mlt. home I.stre tinruriMaiie front room: surrmiodiiir" Preskfn't occasional nienla optional I.Enos H'H NTE room uii prttaie lamiiy; aentisoi iiseov IlAZKLW'Min .11 Apt. 1. (General fiialrlcll ResUUfilllV fumnhed roor. for particular business Ctrl.

MAdisota INDI AN VILLAGE IM'M St Panti Com. fortahls room: private home; gentleman TVsnhoe JEFFERSON 1401 $1pcT tom rr- bath- t4 botir awiKhboanf farvic; convaJot location: low ratf KFNTfJCK V. (Grar.41 Riwi Lartrv room prw nt luonic; ff enileman nr rmi 1 ffQ4S9. EaKJCWOOD. "19 linl or 1ouhI mom 1 1 i mn.

a a-r p. r.ot LAWREVPE widow br: bath h't irl: oriT- ilrt. TUwngrn1 CflSOX. 174 furnl-thPf r.nn tjj hmt. rarar-.

Fri'f 3-) ON'oTV. 6141 ttfeVtiv r-wm: "Rfautrrt" mattrw eel lent Uana- Tmrf aiion: 4 MACK. Kroril. puirahM on ir 4-r4r ronvvnl-Tce; alto amalt inc, e3. r.mri- i 1 1 ft MARIsBUROl'GH.

wTrrT rcnooi. Irf pnvata 93 50. tEor Vil ARTfNDAf.K. tGrnrt R.rri rrrn' 'ophHt 1ar front room: double, hor fAl.LNTKIl, RI. i'44-ar two popiirp mi pnvi'f bath.

FaRKS1IK. 15T7 tn'rlm tuiia'o I v.n. iiif-al- nntioaai. L-Nt- PB1LADKLPHIA. P-tvaie Jiooie; Law ton iron, rcx-m.

TYlF PiiTfjf. 1 ri 1 1 I Inn-iporUtif-n plr-nt r-im nrivata. priTilegea: bot mr' rannnaMt. Kfo NO B( I I. A RD.

4704 Larzo d-MraMt- front, wuh water; ftlao tiiil. SE -VAKP I I 4 Hami.tfvn Rcl hotr ti--ri buaina pron. TRin.T- SEYBIRN. SMI) rnom. rionf' tran- rcirt-itiinnj OIJt SrKAN'E.

4H13 River Loi-'-rrwtm, p'tT-nw hnm' refiuail VT TYW TAYLOR. 71 i Hcv-oDd Lars--- roam; front Alw studio room. Teltbon; how -ft. flflRD. iwr Vld'n SO 75o '-rty't-y- ihowrt.

TCXKfiO. 1C7 Warm room, anrle bom. 4-n-nt (r--4ort4Uoo; irMOoabla. rNl'KRW(W)I) Lar- kstv tlot from h4- auitaM for 1 at heat; rax axe optional. TYlfr 3-414? VAN' 3T" iMkt-VtiT atM room; board ootiooaJ.

lYtnbom WARREN W. 634 al Sevmi Sunn rooms runnini wattr, one bouMeepi-ff Ttwm r. n. WATsny, 7W Tn intnut downtoin: mrin aiio a hot wtter. wk up.

WaVF'rXY 82. nr room, twin peda. lelaphwoa. ttUcaX'a WEFiH. Cl (o'lnr ri rcaaooabio.

TQwnwn.1 n'r-m. RTrossiN. rif- i-al: bu-iujc break- f.t op' 1 t1! a WOO DI A rJ bi.ii fx i Ta li Kiri.o4xl. frwt. wlt mrp-4i I t.

sea lt-fTir- Tj.w 7-i'l rF A r. rr.nt. i re n. rr.il TYI.V ft BABBEa want.KS. Apolr 4i33 Hae'iiils POMiHERS an.

B. 4 Iters. Mtlat he eT- Job shop. OrSnl River. IKI.KrHONB lth ieleren.ea.

Own Permanent. Saturday morni Viur rr Mj COfPi.E ui1r atifs snod cook, houail- keeucr. ntanaer: hbaitd. clerk, lTDit: mtiat have rarr both a'i'e xet drift; Bnnt. hr.ard.

tlinn'h tCrl T. El.mhnr.t EXPFRIKN't'ED raTiih hun-h-ra loe Sat. urdas am! Sundaj. 6060 Aaike. Center- llne.

Mi-h. I XXPKAIKNI ED abue hme bat. Kew Manhttan ghnp. 4ZS flKST tl.ASS ltmerl 'ntiitritWr sulk car. liota.

al! Joe. Uy.s sell lioiteehoiri Bterflisn- die oft inatalltnent. Gned pt: reier- erresrefjuire.1. Atiplf 1 Utl flW'tdard. fiSJI Srll paVnioMk ply seaenn.

Park AveBlrlr WATNtt I'ttiTenniT fttudetit jor part tlms emploTtrent. Apple Saturday. 10 a. 9-. 1 Lafayeit BMr.

WANTED COUPLE Khit. Groaee Fointa Farro. Woman mttit pira f'vod rfiak. Man mi em an nd Four famiir. rfern--a.

Sa.arr $150. Atldreaa R-x 4r(l. Free Prv rOTNG MAN Ahoti If harm know! ertica of hookkeepinf, trionnann ann tjo-int, in handin rnrt off. p-talMon offra amall comrrtiation to iart-In ro)y civ Iinakr. at-, in-hool lnf rrr- alao addnHM and number.

Addriwa Bt 14A, Free PrHi)r, TOI'Sfr MAN. not river -J yrara: atrons hnneat. to drive oil trtKk. ISIS per week tr. fyt rjlo Trade School FemaU ASK HAIRDRESSFR-I ABOUT DEL-MAR BEAUTY SCHOOL tin Boulevard BuiMtnr Yt-nrtnwnn ar naivn RT.VPt Lfw I'ot aT Tet rpa Fmeat tl'MfwnE tieaitiy couree oniv v.tu.

i. trmt S' hooi of BeauU I illturs. Wr.t Warren. TYIer ft 7B.K1. lkarn BE4i Tr rmrrRE at HERMAWAT DMVF.RSITT l.riT Bmadwae.

enrrirr John R. EtARN I4EALTY Dae. rlaea- onlr 130. HyaiiSIC SCHOO '4 wejttrt IsAllAME NERON. millinery artit.

onena her acnrtnl for a few aeierl runila' rem. riete course, day and svermr Bittldins. ro7 Utflord. SulU Trade School Male BOII.FR OPR. Steam nr electricity, re rrueranon.

tietroit j'racttcai 4iia Batea. A Day. eve. claaes CEARN MODERS RARBfRtNfrho'ns'or write for narttculais. rioter eoliess.

odo Mi'-intan Aie. I.EARN MrKtern Rarhernts Day or evra lietrott Farrier olte.e. K. jetteron WE TKATH TFS Elli F'A TRAMS VVriLVFRlNE Help Wanted Female BEAI.TV OPERATOR Earerie.ire.1 pre- terred: aottRlnled tn neianoornooa. tiood ftnferwavei PTJfl ivorwlward MANU'l eitieneneed.

for fridsys snd Satiirdajs. Cad oaturdsy morniuff, arper Christmas Card Salespeople ri-STOMERS- ORDERS MAII.En RY SANTA CLAIJ Gonteoua Chnatmaa Assortment or only 1 pays orotil. ltl others. Perennal Cbriatmaa Cards wi(h name, 6l for tip. rc aampiea, all or write JANES ART STUDIOS, Rill Metropolitan a John ft COI'PLE.

under 25. wife rood cook fioueekeener. matiaserr itnepand saiea- man. rlerlt. tymal ninat faa.e car! bot she to itrtv' Rrflro.

hoard sn month. Mrs Kllr. ELmlnirt GIRL WANTED General housework 3- mom apartment: liermanent borne. Philadelphia. Ant.

i.y LADIES TO SELL REAL SILK HOSIERY Etc full or part time. No inveat. Inquire Park Ai. Ill'lf. I A.

4'iH4. tlUK'K EXTRA CASH Sell COLONIAL tMKlT" was i.Aiti. nev-en ChriaLniHa card aaaortmenta Many new t'teaa, iteauliitll dte-cut and Silver em Poaaert fill tor 51 neraonat tmnrin carda' all ons dealm or ASSORTED Rilaineas cards Sams low firlee H'Stieat Tiriifila- free aamtile folders. lOLOMA GREETTMi fiARll CO, 1U15 Park Ave. Detroit.

IEL1ARLE Lady for manaKinr diatributor repreaentiug a ootmetiv cmpaiiy that adverttae In the Ameru-an Medical Journal. Permanent Ttoeition aaatired if you qualify litve phone number. Box 210. Free Preaa. SELL apvona daily I hour'a i earn $8 2 a week commtaatont.

Crown, ft'9 Woodward. rork Ruyal Serines tor Exchanf CLERICAL WORK In en-hanse for Usui culture cpiirae, aoin Weat Grand Blvd. GIRL, employed, dcairea work evenmsa. Ear-hattse room and board. Address Box 4R.V Ere Prraa.

WILL CIVE two-room furniihrd apart ment to hnneat. soher. whits counie. sretskera in ruomirr hollas. Han mut be cirtoloyed.

Apply 6 to 7 only. Agencie A 1 TOOL CUin MAN GRADLATB E.NOI.NEER. 1NDCSTRIAL EXP. Electricians. Steam filtera.

Auto Ve. chantcs. B. A 9. Aittonisttc Screw llach.

B. A S. (iriuriera. Layout and Junior Dtsftanten. Cooks.

Counter. Kitchen X-n r.dl. I ANDI.ERS. W4ITRESSF, CfllNTER WOMEN indM Power clt. Opra Ho.r.itat Msids.

CADILLAC EMPI.OI'M ENT iA AVE AT Mil HICAJ DRIVERS Wanted Points west; ejrnenees pant one a.r. Iicrnasij ofnee. CLifotd HI Library Pa'k Hotel Situation Wanted Male tXPIlFS. Lfht haulms: '3D "iVdse lUeiry try- k. gtjttit emva mi icy.

1 P.lft riLIPINO isoi.d Piao' TR i it: butler. houMi. etiy teierencee. uod Situation Wanted Female shin. family: Al ahirta, blankets; deiivsr; also daya.

FItaroy SH21. BEAnTrFLL troner. Colored laundry, cleaninr. days, weeks, excellent refer, en'es. TEmple 1-044S COOKINO: dv work; ref-rences.

Will lo to Hills. TRinltv 1-1014. COLORED, experienced cook. No Sundays wur-a. TR'-1'- Personal AL' OHi'LISM Mooned Secretly, vuaran-M aafe.

Amold s. "461 alional Bauk Ttl.V. alT'Tholism -SU'-cee-ful 4liour treat- ment. tatlon Booklet on request. Free conaul Iir.

McHuih. East Jefftr- son. Teletihone CAdlllac RjS't. ALICE MARIE lleallb bluu.o. 113.

Park. Randolph 1044 AFTER O'T. IS will cot tie reaponeih's for dehta contracted other than ntyseil. John Doll. Sinn l.ane.

CHRViNIC. lerly cases, liken: privata noma; txceileot naraiux. I 1' 7-. it ENTERTAINMENT extraordinary, "Ada." otnera. Tea Room.

R-cr. tiptiaira. li z. GKALCATB Mv Home. "iiirae: Recuperative are-2218 Aaoiaod Ate.

Ltnot 11-04 BAIR Remoted Br F.lcctrob aia. Jl. Con-aiitalKin In'. Tntub. ti'l Ititcuisan TheHtre Binld'or.

Her TuTiS. HOME For Convalescents. Elderlv Chronic Strokca A Speciality. Reasonable. Piasa 1 .12 1 MYSTERY Lady of Radio Entertainmenl with luncheon.

Phone VErmont NOT RESPONSIBLE lor debts contracted thau or myself alter today. Harry Palmer. fi.n Hurlhtlt. FiLRSLNO, hourly, daily, weekly. Your home, niine.

Appointment- CHerry Kectal and Chronic Diseases Snccesafttl office tee atmenta while workios Iioctor Me Swarie Rectal Clinic 11005 ass Ave. TE mrL RLPTLKE Treateii Without oteratton. Better. Dr. McVoy's Rupiurs Clinic, 5SOS SECON MA.

4i.S7 SKIS DISORDERS Ccxetria. psonais. acid itch, athlete'e foot and olber asm d'order d-fmttelv cor-reeled. M. 294B Gratiot.

Boars Hotels Bachelor hotels XI EM KIT A 535 CASS PIQUETTE 52 PIQUETTE CHARLES 66 PIQUETTE Clean. Comfortable. Quiet. Homelike TO f-tj WEEKLY CORINE HOTEL f3.50 PER WEEK $3.50 et ETS- PERSONAL I-ATVPRT FRF ,111.1 WtklliWAKLl AT C.HAItlmE HOTEL DIXIELAND TtFaflT OF SWciPP'vr; vistwt SPECIAL WEEKLY KA'lE $6 Farmer at John St. aENZINO Oct.

3 P. ftrni. h-JovM wife Rm.wi, a. B-nwnf dtr dauexiti-r of Jrt. John C.

Gnx wttr rf Mr. Tilliftm E. Mrt. F.slwnr-l Grvodrirh. 5ff.

WirJ F. Met. Johft F. Hnan. Mrn.

Pir J. CIwn n-l Arthur (irix. Ku-nrl Irm A. Ionard S'iUivan Kunril Hump. 743 lnr Bltl, Whiin---, Xfn-1iy mnrnimr at S'lft.

nd St. Thurrh 9 ciock. Intrmf.nl Vpulr BCRTOM-brt. 19. at hi rjVn.

B'Cl Van'ffUf'-r, JfliUn hutnU OrabH B-noli; Ixttie-r rf Funrai tri- at o( Milium X. Ham'ltoi lo 39A Ave mrnfr AifxaMrme, 5atmdf 3.30 BLAPON Frank. MS Xa.jia Btrm-jmrhfim, huthNuid of Martha SaturtlAT, 13 lofk. a. Bll funTt Horn, Kam Mple, Birmingham, Purial.Wf-ifvUftwn -m fjy TnlrioO.

RO VI Ot lit. rhar'oiia )nfd ct Gffcijp Brown dar mother of Miuri'f "Piomaa g. Brown fcnd Mr BnjaT'n HujKn at rtaur htrr ffinr. 611 H)lcrt Rnad. unni Satunieir.

c. -1. ft a and at Alfred E. tmahr Mnrtuary. i.l.ins Wfwdwaxd Avt.t until lima lernct 3pm CARTER Suddenly, Oot.

IS. 3P.1t). Clrde huhan1 of Dora Roberta Carter; fafn-r of Rohert Carter and HHen Carter Gaidnr. Funeral an-tre ai Thapel of Tha Wm. R.

Hamtltr-n ri at Alexandrine, Satardajr afternoon al 2 fiYlnrk. ERMTriN Of-t. ifl. lf3p. Rt br tmI-drn-e.

Oo mecflTitl BIt-i. Kranii Kstattn. aiatp nf Ma Frmann. Funeral efrvirrt al cnapcl of Wiiham Hamilton to, (as at A.ftandniw. Diomitir at 11 o'clock.

Jmermeni at Lanfrnc. Mich G1F.MT.R Minnie. IS rwlnred wifa of l-wia: (14-ar mnihtr of tienrte W. iloore. Jrfilvl anfl Ktie: arindmoth'T rf Jaiipr Moore.

Funeral at 2 dork, from residence Huron Rsver Drive. RrmiIm. Mirh. HAH I.e-V Thuray. O- toher U.

lUM Catherine F. n-e ObrKnt. lielnved wife of th luta David mother of williaix) J. and Rr f). Funeral from of rr on.

Lake Avnui. Kakiwoo1 Ohio. rvUr Saturday, 0-iotwr 31. st rhurrh. at Mam KTF.LM YER fw I liT fh-nalti; of "15 Weat Canfield brlOTfvi son of Mr.

and Hon MM1-r; dr brother of BtiiT Beatri'-s. Philtp. Rmaii- at parlor of J. ftittin Son MT Trum bull Ave. (at oiir ot funeral TatT.

Kr.VRROti. lfl in Ann A'bor. Marv A belnrM mother of H. William Klaf-. of Ne York fu.f.

Funeral 11 a. at Muhlic Funeral Ann Arbors Interment in Ann Arnor. aUENNB (Vt. 17th. Emilia, dear mother of William.

John. Mia. Anna Wtdraer' srajidmothT nf Jiye arsnd'-hil-dren and two areal Funeral from Waltee Dehn Funeral Home. Sll i'oreal. Saturday al 1 and Marun Lutner Etanfelital Lutheran Churrh at 2.

MARTIN Oet. If. F. hilahand Florenee. rteae father of petty.

Hair-aia and Sheila. Funeral from F-ed Mar-ahall Snn Tarlora. M4'i E. Jetferaon Ave Monday tni'i'nmr at 10. 3n ottoek, MATHr.ft KliiaLelh, tl.

IK. at her ren- denr, woonrnw wiipwi, neinyeo wife of William, dear mother of Ada. Helena and Sydney. Funeral Jtattlrday. ft :30 a.

from residence and a. from gt. Asnea BOIIIN'SOX Ot, IB. lfl.10. Charles .1 be loved huenand or dear tamer ot Mrs.

Ruth E. Deem and fharlea Rnhinon. Funeral from A. J. M' Inna Parlors.

1.HB41 Woodward. Monday. 8.30 St. Renedlot hurr st 10 Oct at), lft.lft. at hie home.

Seminole Ave jdand httaoand of Jeane t'oualn fkinkle. Funeral aerv-tee at ehapel of the William R. Hamilton Case Ave. at Aleaandrin, Monday afternoon at 2 o'olor-k; RV Oet. 1.

1B.1B. Emma he- loved wife ot pr. s'redenek nnaoitry; mother of Fthel and Ealher oilahury. aervieea o'rlork afternoon, at the R. i.

at (. R. Harris Funeral Tt-n f'a Ave Mortician Frank J. Elake Funeral Home Fred tSnttlater. Vansrtnr Plreetnr ti E.

Ternor Huthwav. BAndoloh 130 COOPER BROS. 10401) A tENOT SOU ALFRED E. CROSBY 13.108 18 WOODWARD 70. S-0900 EIivTAR.1) GIRRBACH D'jrnif led 1 Srr o-e.

tVeet Jeflsrson. Rouge, Vlnewood 2 350. unera Ris Wm. R.Hamilton Co. For 7S years, seryfee and ousllty hare been our first eonelderation.

Cononlete funerals aa low as SIOO nave always been part of our service. This includes the use or our Funeral Home and unanet A descriptive booklet showtnr ohoto-irranhs and rlvtns eomolete tnformstlon reeardinr our eatanitanment wttt no seat tn a main cnveione udoo rsauesi. 3975 Cass, at Alexandrine NO PANCHE, COL. 7H ti. Frank Hamilton aar new otter Wnj.

A. Hamilton JOHN HF.ELflN 1540 grand Blvd. JTIer SJJtl Fred G. Marshall Sons, Inc. nnvi roR fonfrai-S 34r2 Z.

Jelferaon Fltrrov tHS-tg PIF.PER. FONERA1, DIRKCTOR ISOIft KERCHEVAL l.ENOX g-lfit FUTTON sV SON 4147 TTtryBfLL AV. TFMPT.g otf and Found COIN TITRSE Blue! containlna money and rinsa. Reward. OTlumh'a SKIO Lot hy patrol boy.

Ful- lerton and Broatlitreef. Htltarlh WALLET oonraininr driver's lieenae. so. rial se'mniy 'aid and other rrerjen tia la L. Tierton.

CLiff' mtJjJS, LOST Fot terrier vicinity of fianditaky white with black auots; (25 reward. Farm Product PUT-IN-BAY CATAWBA GRAPES rOMINQ NOW FIRST ST. TMtrit Laundrie 20 flat Ironed. PRe. fliiru.

10c. All finl'trvi. ti'e in. i Moving, Storage Cartage bousht-sold. reaaonaNe; tnsured.

Lovela.e Molina. HHH iLua ell. TK. EVER READY t'artase. Trunka anywhere city.

II. TYIer 6-3389. Mar Quelle. CET TANNER'S estimsto before stnrin jour furniture, private rooms only, frAdtt'S'- Piano For Rent WHY KOT RENT A PIANO this Fall I line makes. Low ralea: lutrvhaae nriv.

GRTNNELL 1MB rt oraiwsrd. I. Music LttMont CHIIISTENSEN Swins Piano P-hool 50 leaeons. I SOt Broadway llllli lloorl. CHerry0(Jl5: SCIENTIFIC Trarhinl All sublets.

Hish- land Park Consenatory ot Jusic 1:113 Woodward. SWINO. Jaas. Plann. Vote.

0c. t'olcer Tracher TllLr.J-l Drestmaking FASHIONABLE Dr-aemakins. Kentodelinr. Fur Coals Rline1. leaned, blsaeii.

R.ao"-iH -To. Patent BAR VIE A HOLLAND. Barrtaters. 40? fcuaranty Tru't Windsor. Re0-.

a-niina: the Ramav Company. Resie-tcred Pstent Attorneys. U. S. and Cana- Help Wanted Male AD TI LN Vsmn.

Exwrience not nnM nubhrauon, Tr-art-Mini work fop riht man. tU TVler ft-M4rt Saturday Itrnopn. 1 to 8. BARB-K Ynucf. eipn-ncr1 tna pr-frrd: 70.

TV Xuxt Barber Shop. ARHER A-I. atuniavT. It 14-Hfs rand Riyr. BARBER WANTED for Jfltuar-tntv.

w. Vfmor Hiyhway. BARHF.R Sitorde'T: ritrsntd f.l, half VInewoo l-PM-IO tonirbt. BARBER SHuP porier, Auplr 4tJi3 Belled UfTf COM RKTE BAR rTAH.FR n4 wfcni'1 br pir Mn hv bxr vomvnj tirK-nerK. Box 2151.

Jree tVr. CRKW MANAGER nucr tnx rbrt aW win Pm 4rt 01EMAKF.KH a NT ft Tbnrou.niy P4-r)Mi'l rantinr alifor! -rin'-rn Wnt Mpipi'- 4-tala tn I J. B'Kt-h. .45 Irnnir An ifor-jia. ENGINEtR Rerr'reation enrner capat.la ef taklot charse of Tw-lonmenl 7rt fir manufs'-t't'-e- of refrurerat s---ceone CocrToefriat a.r cood'iormf ad refiiy-rat'co ennene Bvx Free Pr.

Lawrence E. Trombley. Born 85 years ago on a farm on E. Jeffer son which had been owned cy his ancestors lor 200 years, Mr. Trombley died Wednesday in his home at 1570 Bewick, after an extended illness.

A retired farmer, he had resided in both Algonac and Grosse Polnte. He is survived by Ws wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Lap-pin Trombley, his sisters, Mrs. Rose Poupard and Mrs. Annie Lace, and his brother, George, all of Detroit, Milton T.

Bertoll. Born in De troit Nov. 13, 18S5. Mr. Bertoli died Thursday in his home at 8071 Vancouver.

He was employed as secretary by Mrs. Alfred G. Wilson. He is survived by his wife Orabelle and his ion, Robert. Rev.

Henry C. Glolxs, D. D. Baptists of Detroit paid tribute Friday to the memory of the Rev. Mr.

Gleiss at the Northwestern Baptist Church, which was filled for the funeral services. Participating in the services were the Rev. Dr. Clarence Hill Frank, executive secretary of the Detroit Council of Churches, who read from the Old Testament; Dr. Oscar W.

Henderson, executive secretary of the Detroit Baptist Union, who read from the New Testament; the Rev. Martin Stor- gaard, the pastor, who offered the prayer; the Rev. Joseph A. Vance, D. representing the co-operative program of Detroit churches; the Rev.

R. h. Bradby, of the Second (Negro) Baptist Church; the Rev. Calvin Hamilton, representing the Baptist Children's Home; the Rev. Ralph Taylor Vital Statistics Marriage Licenses (AppHJ for) frank John Gennero, 21: Ermlni Constance Oraell, 21.

Edmund oiecevtcs, 19; Doris Menendu, n. Frank Graf. 24: Dorothv Pepsin. 18. F.iiL-ene Tucker.

7: Rnhhie Scolt. 21. Clan nee vVein, 28; Zorah L. lireiman. 28.

Ralph W. Hill. 3a: Mary L. Jordan, 30 Joseph J. Lahon, 33: Atrnea Walla, 19.

Kay Travis. SI: Bine Clore. xo. Herbert J. Horafall, 38; F.ulaha Adams.

81. Antlionv ftoaal, 21: Vtrrinis Sardelll, Erncit Loeno. 38: Phjlins V. Weat, S4. Lawrence Bernick, Si; Mildred M.

Trusne-vic, 'Z 1 Edward 27 Helen Prenllta, Wilhern Vcnuhle, 37: Clara L. Zukeakl, 28. Caraon K. Bonn, 21: Marraret Thaler. 20.

Charles Hntary, 22: 8u.au Koatlval, 1ft. Stanley Gabridce, 22; Mary L-seka. 24. Robert H. Ladd, 25; Brilla M.

Sullivan, Walter 20- An" Tttl tr. 18- Arthur Hachirisn, 23: Arnes Do Mian, IS dnmnd A. itomtuuca. Amo 1.. uorit.

.7 Frank John Gennero, 21; Ermmia Con- Or.ell VI John Bute Locke, 60; Mary Winifred Hud- niileatone, 4 Merle Jaco. S2; Sally A. Spack. 29. Robert Van Tubergen, 22; Mary Eleanor Thlitne.

18. Emraett Sifter, 27: Alvlna Stroahelra, 24. vie vatt. i-oia springer, 1.... G- rtMHrt At.

IliMn.f. 2 Lawrenca Crawloni. 22: Mavis Watls, IS. Births BOTS BORM TO Marie Smith. 8112 Cadillac, Kath.T Gable, timirs.

Violet Dickinson. 18708 H-jd-n. Mabel Ksrp, 12838 Hickory. Helen Slenowron.kt. 4188 Twenty ninth.

Eleanor Boyle, flOio Mead. Dearborn. Hattie Vincent. 7338 virfitita Hrandemarti, neiarum. 8srll Myers, 3781 Warren.

Valeria Beaucharnp. 8823 Margaret C'orwin, 8228 Vermont. Annie Irwin, 2015 Codv. Vera Madinon, 4288 Willlam. Lucille Crook, 2033 Tlttooia.

I.nni Besin. 3082 Anderdon. Msrsaret Updike. 182(11! Stan.htlry. Theresa Haire, 12703 E.

Warren. irma ri-eue. i iz risner. Helen Junar. 12241 Gratiot.

I.ouella Howe. 1I8DS LittleflcM. flsvelle Landry. 4084 Seehsldt. Dorothy Peace, 116HS Cascade.

Marianne Garza, 18267 Monica, l.ennie Palazzolo. 2179 Waterloo. O. May Oclm, grtSR Biechwood. Iram vandenomeeie, .1170 Alter.

Sally Bnwera. 1611 E. Willis. S'ola Roniaaler. 2024 Temple.

Julia Powickt. 8435 Jos. ampau. Marine tinwland. 447 Charlotte.

Clara Smith, 14018 Lumpkin. Mary urbanlak, wnuame. Rnaa Niedbala. 8837 PlainvieW. Clara Gosenekl, 3031 Dubois.

Julia Groho.kl, 2T8R Williams. vera Laden Derirer. unlit L.iiuenein.. Arley liowell. 'i778 Huron.

I.tllv Kins. Ml Theodore. Feulah Amatn. 3nilil HenilrlcltS. Hare 7S0'! Richmoiwl.

Lena Smith. 2870 8-vf Titeenth. Martha 8lal wood. HS27 ItruaB. Julia Pall.

841 8. Waterman. Sophie Hunter. 484 Brainard. GIRLS BOHS TO: Dorothy Zimmelroan.

2900 Harelwood, Marcaret irlaud. Mnntrnea, Guvsie Raaool. 8087 Nortli8eld. Ro Buccaturrl. 1S27 Huir and.

Jeemn Swift. Blame. Gertrude LaPratt, 4878 Ereneh. Melroae Maciinovich. 18844 Greydalt.

a Eicnhnrn. 4n.t4 w. vsmor. Mary Krause. lonn Deartnr.

Iva Doran. 888 Continental. KM hemic Toner. 80 W. Euclid.

Claudia Martin. 422 Palmer. Meliaaa Bell, Wayne. Mich. Emily Atkinann, 8313 Cascade.

Mildred Terry, 3784 Moore Dorothy Allen. 689 Sprinrfleld. LouiM Burrca. 2838 Anderdon. Jennie Swialck, 1" 187 Moran.

I.lmla I'lana. 17144 Hull. Hul'iah Herbert. 2'-'2l 8t. Jean.

Mildred Titus. 187tiS Alden. I.illisn Clark. 16703 ChTr.vlawn. Rafaela an inn.

1183 W. Baltimore. Lola Suluk. POS4 Lyon. (7iriatina Vetronf.

60 Celeron. Anna Marld. 37RS Tuxedo. Elate Dinhobl. 18368 charleaton.

Ehrabeth Kaarjert. aosi South. Thalma Gibson. 1289K Mettetal. Enid lotll, SH22 Wondmere.

Helen Lnma. 1372S DexbT. Catherine Grosan. On'id Stanton. Irene Each, 147S Vtnewood.

Genevieve Rnaanr, 480(1 i batiworth. Gunda Steuck. 4481 lemay. Betty Walker, 1127 Lakevlew. Ruth Hlaaonl, 1Ti82S Stanabury.

Acnes I rl'ka. Loik wimhI. Bernlce. Colby, 3900 St. Jean.

Blanche tiel-rDer. 1SII4 rrctana. Anna Dnedriak. .1815 Junction. Julia Van El.iander.

Iidich. Geuevieis Griffin, 8768 Beaman. Deaths Thnmaa P. Ensliah, SOT'S Petokey, 48, rtennetla ileal. lOCHl Mivie.

on. n-L. c. niiuic, xt. iimuiAe, o.

rniu. Ijmus Newton, 8144 Cardom. 28. Wayn.i Stapl'ton. 043 Wtllia.

88 Hamilton WilUford. 84H7 Beecbwood, 42 Palmer Buller. 1K48 Sherman, 2S. Anna Mee-r, 2473 Hifhland. 48.

John Barsyh. M. 8518 Whilewood. 4S. Vivian Spatea.

flIOO Stanford. 27. William Fredericka. 4405 adillac, 71. Anna B.

l.acev, 818 Toledo. 73. Jnhn Schaef.r. 11838 Wiaconatn, 82 Charles E. Spencer, 2138 W.

Grand Blvd. Anthony Alexander. 2284 Newton, 1, Aenes ftlchella. 18042 tiahle. 9.

etaiKin, i -msrrr. Gnrcaynski. 4844 M-Kinley, 48. Harry Martin, 448 Howard. 85.

Georre H. Hopper. 17305 Parkeide, tl. Henry Tucker, 8177 Central. 84.

Zyrtnund Awiebnda, 1.871 Chopin, 20. Arthur Brac, 17811 Goddard. 88. Ela Laurie. 45238 Sixteenth.

81. Harry X. Beck. 13880 Ceilsrtmve. 88.

Lawrence E. Trombley, 1570 Bewli-k, SO. Alphetts Scoby. Roaeville 78. Elizabeth Gaulhier.

1427 Hubbard. 81. Nlcholaa Rannm. 2015 Chene, 71). Charlotte E.

Brown, Birhland Park, Mich. Cleveland Shepard. B48 tit. Antoine, It. Divorces Granted Ifartha 17.

Beach from Harry 5. Joetpu S. Ketuper front Annette K. Selena Barnea from Lvnn L. Ermenteo Bailey from Allen.

Arthur Davia from Matticv Hattie Lee Clay from Ira Thomas H. Wiln from Mabel B. Guy Davenport from Mary Pnillirme Reiicfeur from Ered G. Virainit Ijm Kahlee from flonald. H-nry F.

I.vl.-a from Carrie B. Ere.1 Huddicetoiie from Daisy. Kilirlit from Vera L'rbain from Mike. Georae 1'. Weiea from MarsareU Marion Slover from lyde J.

AoVli Rfhwine from Samuel A. Marsa-el. Wilton from Albert G. Abe Edward Towlen from Lacy. Rom Still'ep from Howard F.ihee ReicheeSerse- from F4.

Roberta la. SoutU from Edward. of the Michigan State Baptist Convention, and Judson Forrester, president of the Detroit Baptist Union. The closing prayer and benediction were offered by the Rev. Warner R.

Cole. Archibald Jackson sang and Mrs. Fred B. Freeman was the organist. Burial was in wnne -jnapei.

Charleo J. Robinson. Veteran Highland Park constable who for many years had led the ticket In the annual election, Mr. Robinson died Thursday morning in Highland Park General Hospital after a lonr Illness. Ha born in Godencn, r'VT' I 72 years ago 4r I and had served Highland Park as a member of line vinst I council prior to sfw' I 1 1 a incorpora tion as a city.

He also was an investigator for the Community Center of Highland Park. His home was at 58 Gerald. He is sur- vived bv his Mr. Robinson Wj-e Marv; his daughter. Mis.

Ruth E. Deem; his son, Charles E. Robinson, and three grandchildren. Geora-iB F. Ackley.

Born in Litch field, Mr. Ackley died Thursday in hi home at 4744 Second. He attended the University of Michigan and the University of Colorado. He was active in minlnar in coioraao ana real estate in Detroit. Surviving1 are his wife, Laura SDark Ackley; his mother, Mrs.

Carrie Ackley, of Litchfield; two sisters. Mrs. Hazel King: and Mrs. Loie Hoose, both of Detroit; a brother, Thurlow, of Kalamazoo; a niece, Donna Southfield, and four nephews. Billy King and Mareau, Richard and Robert Ackley.

MJm Franc F.kstein. Bom In Lansing May 8, 1862, Miss Ekstein died Thursday in her home at 8700 Second. She had lived in Detroit 42 years. She is survived by her sister, Mrs. Ida Ermann.

Pftr A. Glrard. Born tn Detroit 61 years ago, Mr. Girard died Thursday in his home at 10941 Mack. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Lillian Girard; his mother. Mrs. Fannie Phillips; his granddaughter, Lillian Girard; ljis brother Charles, and his sisters, Mrs. Lillian Pay and Julia and Frohne Phillips. Leland O.

Sklnkle. Born in Hudson, N. July 17, 1873, Mr. Skinltle died Friday in his home at 3039 Seminole. He had lived in Detroit 45 years.

He was vice president ot John P. Llcberman Co. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Jessie Cousin Skinkle. John F.

Martin. Born in Detroit 35 years ago, Mr. Martin died Thursday in Grace Hospital. His home was at 6425 St. Paul.

He had been a sailor on the Great Lakes for 16 years. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Florence Martin and his daughters Betty, Barbara and Sheila. DuPont Quarter Net Is $22,926,709 NEW YORK, Oct 20 (A.P.) E. I.

duPont de Nemours in a pamphlet report today placed consolidated net Income for the September quarter at $22,926,709, equal, after debenture and pre erred stock dividends, to Jim a common share, compared with $12,350,713, or 95 cents a share for the September, 1938, quarter, For nine months ended sept, 30. net income totaled $62,798,244, or $5.19 a ahare, compared with $31,288,318, or $2.31 for the equiva. lent 1938 period. Engineering Awards 14 Under Year Ago NEW YORK. Oct 20 (A.P.) Engineering construction awards for the week ended ruesaay, which included the Columbua Day holiday, totaled $58,228,000, or 14 per cent below the total for the corresponding week last year, Engineering News-Record report ed today.

A decline of 23 per cent in pub lic contract was responsible for the drop in total awards, private construction exceeding the same week a year ago by 18 per cent, It was the sixth consecutive week that private awards had topped their respective 1938 values, and as a result of these continued gains private construction for the year to date exceeded tne cor responding 1938 period for the first time this year. Comparisons follow (000 omit ted): Last Week 17,693 Previou Week $70,643 38,541 Year Ago Total Private $65,224 15,021 State and Municip'l 22,436 Federal 16,099 22.951 9,151 39.491 10,712 Southern Pacific SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20 (A Southern Pacific Co. reports $1,243,131 net loss for the first eight months of this year after provision for taxes and interest The deficit was cut from 834 sustained in the 1938 period. Dow-Jones Stock Range 30 Tn.nstrlala ruler AM nn a .4 .17 .1.14 hi ICO "4 .7.4 I4 51 St tl 31 ft.

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Year y-ar. act lonn rial IT Si. U'iS hiih -1 4fl. ll .11 :3 O.04 1 7 WASHINGTON, Oct. 20 (A.

The Federal Reserve Board said today industrial production now is above 110 percent of the 1923-25 level. "The volume of industrial production, which had turned up sharply last summer, advanced still more rapidly in the six weeks after the outbreak of war," the board's monthly summary of business said. This indicated that factory output, which rose to 110 in mid-September, may now be above the 1937 recovery peak of 118. The mid-September figure compared with 103 in August and the 1939 low of 92, reached in April and May. Cautioning business against expanding- too fast in th tation of war orders, the board saia: "Consumntion nf rnoHn hv In.

dustry and by individuals has not expanded so rapidly as production and orders. Buying of basic commodities, after a burst of activity in early September, has slackened considerably, but orders for many nemi-nmsnea gooas ana lor nnisnea products, oarticularv machinery and railroad equipment, have continued in large volume. Most orders come from domestic sources." The rain in industrial nrnrltif- tion was marked by increases In nearly all lines, particularly iron, steel, flour, suear. meat nroduets and petroleum. Automobile pro- aucuon auvancea seasonally as tne manufacture of 1940 models began, and textile output continued to gain.

Shoe production, which had oeen large earner in tne year, declined in September. Increased sales hv rienartment stores in September and early uciorjer, neavier railroad ireignt movements and increased com mercial bank loans also were noted. Motor Products Lois $405,280 in Quarter Mnrnr Products. Porn. rnort for the quarter ended Sept.

30 net loss of $405,280 against net loss of $334,061 in the September quarter of 1938 and net orofit of $16,450. equal to four cent sa share on common in uie June quarter oi IQ'IQ tVIn months rtst loan wax $321,869 against net loss of in the first nine months of 1938. Although operations of Motor Products Corp. currently are at the second highest levels in 10 years, decreased labor efficiency since start of 1940 model mparts output has eliminated profit margins. Present outlook, barring a wide improvement in per man-hour output, is that thia quarter will show a loss.

Nickel Plate Ry. CLEVELAND, Oct. 20 fA.P.) The Nickel Plate Railroad re ported today net September earnings, after all charges, of $592,669, an increase of $534,429 over September, 1938. The road's net income for the nine-month period was $513,309, compared with a deficit of $1,923,943 for the corresponding 1938 period. 4Uo Tc lt 3 Io .) "4 a 84 84 4 84 10 I'o rt 4s 1O4 4105 3 li 4a '0 M6 85 85 M-iiil 1'iur 7K'i 7H4 7K4 R.

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