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Evening star., 1941-08-19
Utter Of Cleveland Club Provides Biggest Mystery Of Baseball Season
Win, Lose or Draw
Morse Joe: Manager of the Year
BY FRANCIS {. STAN.

NuTSE JUe. WuHugeT TeuT
As what whimcaly
termed the American League baseball observers d
vdd sharply this uggernaut Some people insist
Yankees better than the 19361939 edition
this Old Connie
positive that the 9 Yanks just looking good cheap
which though is that Joseph
Vincent Mccarthy prestige by the in which his
performing baseball has wondered Mccarthy
Geig Crosett Role Dckey
Rufng Wid but should not be difficult The dour Irish
good
pennanwinnng McCarthy's
from baseball Ruth Gone from
is rubberarmed work
horse spedbal souhpaw ranked
No. in the American League
Evening star., 1941-08-19
Poffenberger Ruled Out
Of Semipro Tourney
Nv the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
WICHITA. Kans.. Aug. 19-Rain
washed out the opener of Yesterdays
three-game national semipro base
ball tournament card, but the Enid,
Okla, entry crushed Tampa, Fla.
24-3, and Talladega. Ga. beat
Breckenridge, Pa, 40, to round out
the night program.
Commissioner George Sisler ruled
that Cletus Boots Poffenberger,
former major Lacquer now under
suspension, was not eligible to pitch
for Buford, Ga, in the tourney.
Evening star., 1941-08-19
Major League Statistics
TUESDAY, AUGUST 10. 1g41.

NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
New York, 81: Chicago, Al.
Brooklyn, s; Pittsburgh. B.
Cincinnati, 13-5: Philadelphia 5-4,
Others not scheduled.
Evening star., 1941-08-19
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
Chi. at N. Y. might. ST L. at Boston t2).
st. Louis a Boston. Pitts. a Brooklyn.
Pitts. at Bklyn. t2). Cinci. at Phila. (2).
Cinci. at Phils. t2). Only games.
Evening star., 1941-08-19
TIGERS Rally to Win

Southeast Tigers scored 8 runs In
the last four innings to trim Chev-
erly Md baseball team, 1915.
Evening star., 1941-08-19
Minor Results

By the Associated Press.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Buffalo, 6; Baltimore. ].
Jersey City. 2-5: Rochester, IL.
Only games.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Lynchburs. ~: Salem. Is.
staunton. 5-4; HarrisonburG, SIS.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Durham. 2; Charlotte. !.
Norfolk 4; Asheville, g..
Greenshnro, q; Puftanouth, q
Nmssou Sism 81: klekA0nA -.
Evening star., 1941-08-19
TEXAS LEAGUE,

Fort Worth, 9: Beaumont, 90 in
nlnRS1.
Oklahoma City, s, San Antonio, 2.
Shreveport, 4: Dallas 3.
Tulsa, IS; Houston, II tsecond,
IA innings
Evening star., 1941-08-19

AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
Washington. 4: Cleveland ? (niEhO.
New York at Detroit. rain.
Boston at St. Louis tnighD, rain.
Others not scheduled
Evening star., 1941-08-19
Standing Of the Clubs.
Games To-day,
Games Tomorrow.

Wash. at Cleveland. Wash. at Cleveland
Phtla at Chi. ca Phila. AT CHICAGO
Boston at st. L. t2). Boston at St. Louis.
New York at Detroit New York at Detroit,
Evening star., 1941-08-19
Guards Wanted

Because there isn't a new guard
in the flock of 19 rockies. plans are
under way to convert both Micky
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Farmers
Day Logs
3 Crashes

a 75-ycar-old Romeo farmer
was held by police today after q
hectic day in the big city during
which he crashed his 1923 truck
into three cars and collected ono
traffic ticket for failing 10 stop
within the proper distance and two
others for reckless driving
Frank + CoutS had his FIRST
msadvcnture with the law at
Grand River and Quincy avenues
when he crashed INTO the rear Of
another car He was given a ticket
for failing to stop.
-Four hours later he struck the
rear Of an auto at Randolph and
Monroe and then left the scene OF
The accident but finally was
stopped by a traffic officer ar the
next corner He received a reCk-
less driving ticket
The third crash was AZ RiOpc1le
and Dawson avenues. where CoutS
hi q truck The truck bit two
parked cars and ono Of the parked
cars rolled into TWO pedestrians.
slightly iniuring both
Again CoutS was tickcied for
reckless driving and this time was
placed IN Jail He Will he taken to
traffic court
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Death Driver,
8 Others jailed

Herman \. Smith. b. Of Mt.
Clemens. today was under an s.
month 10 5-year sentence for lcav-
ing the scene of fatal accident,
rs traffic court jailed eight other
drivers.
Smith. accused in the death OF
Melville Gladych. - or SOS Ken
ncy avenue, came before Judge
Thomas r. Mahcr on an earlier
jury conviction. He had previously
explained he did not know he hit
the hoy
Other jail sentences melted on
bv judge George r. NlurphNliSted
so days for drunk driving 10
JoStpn Nichols. 10 Of $3.50 East
lawn avenue. 10 days for rockies
driving 10 Robert = Mcistcr. 20,
of ll5 Brady street Robert T.
Robertson. - OF Sl9i Knodel'
avenue Elmer + Sngatoch. II OF
6652 Crane avenue. Joseph G
Evonich. 70. of 5fU7 Thaddeus
avenue; Arthur j. Sears. al, OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
DUST i'm Time
Pulls Parachute Ripeord
After Forgetting Lifebelt

Although he had a lapse Of
memory which almost cost HIM his
life. Boyd Klopfenstlne, y. is alive
today because he remembered 10
pull the upcord of his parachute
after he had fallen out Of his
plane when he forgot to fastcn his
safety belt
a former Ferndale High School
boy. who is now "A Marine Corps
aviation cadet klopfcnSiine was
flying Win an Instructor Of a ma
Hne school al Kansas City Mo
when ne wis dumped out ot his
scat a> thc ahlp uoScd sharply
upwards
Although only S"" Sc, from the
guund. NlopIcoStuc- nui G. Is y
opened his chute and sailed down
safely. landing amid tho tanks OF
an oil refinery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Cupid 2 Up
Judge, Bar Group Chief
Help Service Men Wed

Probate Judge Thomas C. Muir
ply and Frank II. Boos, president
OF the Detroit Bar Association. to-
day teamed together TO play Cupid
to the city'S service men who wish
TO get married without waiting
the five days usually required to
obtain a lcenSe. (
Atthe request of Murphy and
BooS. Binc lawyers have voYnn-
tccrcd 10 assist the Service men m
filling out the necessary papers
to obtain the waiver Of The time
limit. This service will be free
of charge
Service men wishing 10 obtain
licenses will be directed 10 ono Of
the attorneys II they contact
either Judge Murphy or Boos.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Soldiers Freed
On Entry Count

Free under 1i-month suspended
iH.l sentence. TWO Canadian sol
oilers who attempted 10 enter the
country Illegally today were head
ing back for their training camps
Wide young tap dancer who at
tempted the same stunt was bound
'or q SiN-nonth torn Ia federal
prison
The soldiers are Edward j. Eli
pf' 81. and Russell VI Hayward.
l9-Lofh of whom attempted 90
eros, inc border here by posing as
American citizens.
In view Of the present situa-
ton, Tn going fo giSc YOU each
a suspended ~ month jail
term said Federal Judge I'D
ward J Nolnct But " YOU
come hack here within three and
ouc-half years. Your going to
prison"
Herman J Blaquoirc 10 OF
windsor. who sand ne was seeking
WWR IN Detroit night clubs. drew
straight SIX months in Jail
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
IN RNN THoMAS


NrHEN Connie got back from
" Sew Yer5 $40 to0k "a raN
\ 10 her '$Olar,ianee> y Sb-
lived Vh hcr SISTER sua iw5
hEo,h.s .~ tae nal,e ihe,.hat a.I
'h5fn hon n hN prrt, were
d,-- hr HISS vdo.porcbed
SHADY Ola place Of Aurf Cor
stance Vas D. sc, .ud home 'o,
them
y GOT it. auutie" Conu.C ,a.d.
t-r-vr- r,r arms around hcr
aurt They're going 10 PAY me
forty-G,c week. And I'm
going 10 share an apartment
with Mary
MIS- Constance Raleigh stood
there hoIUrG her niece bands
and registering emotion In -h.a
way. raa va Ala; Constance
fer eaa ttas orc of tho
reasons you laNe3 her
"GollN, Knew YOU were
good secretary, hat torty-five
week. That's swell Connie,
Aud you know she heamc5 in
way sac bad. Connie had SAID
nr-n -1ll-i- A. ---l- Aunt l,.-H-t- -.ae--
bcamed 81 WAS Ike q good hot
stove ln The Wrtertime Il can
always send sau hit mere
when YOU need a."
ISN'T IT WONDERFUL:
you'd send me YOUR head II
YOU could get il of Isn't II
wonderful about Mary" one Of
the dreams of my lite has been
Ia see enough of Mary Nrenn.
She was iu>t ahead of me i'm
school: in coming out; in know
ing the people WANTED Ia know
and never quite did--in every
thing. She went 10 New York
and GOT into Just the set I'd give
my ewes 10 know. and | thought
Ia lost her forever. And now
we're going 90 live together"
is II really settled. honey?
Have you signed lease"
"le>. IT, ours, for a year.
Talk about IuCk. Nary'S lease.
where She f. now. expires on the
first Of the month and she's got
plenty of furniture for the two
of ~. The IOVelieSt things.
Pictures and rugs and every
thing. You saw them the last
time Yeti we're In New York.
Aren't they niece"
yes" Aunt Constance said
"awfully nice. dearie."
Too darned nice" she said
30 Uncle Peter that night.
Little old pictures that look
ike nothing All ctchings and
black and white drawings. No
color anywhere. All az EN-
originals. And none ot 'em good
realty good. that j.. She's al
WAYS READ mp on everything ne
fore she's seen or experienced 1t.
aud then come To II with her
right little tight little mind all
---7Trtp TTV. St1F'S highhrOw.
WIRE LoWBROWS
yeah" Uncle Peter said
Sos Connie"
Don't son think it,
"She thinks it,"
Eyes, I know. She thinks
lot of things she'll get over
thinking. Comics q middle
brow"
Uncle Peter considered.
Eyes, guess you're right.
You and !. now. are lowbrows."
Yes" said Aunt Constance.
Its got nothing TO do with
brains. I've known some high
broWs that had no sense at all.
As I see il, it, a matter of at
titude."
Uncle Peter nodded
"ThiS writer. Steinbeck, no
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
HITLER DOES IT

II don't know. That's the
heck Of i'll Just don't know"
II WAS Hitter apparently, who
did something about 10 lie rulCc
the world 500 So thoroughly ihai
oven nric Peter resting peace.
iuI.y upon ID once We.i-ullled p1u
OF o1J,. was toIf.a OUT oft ms uan-
guilty. offered i> services 70
belly. somehow ml tuW WAS ac-
ctp'ed and pU..o.olt for Wash
AT. Ner' Constance
urute zone buck per annWm'
Ic wasn't making nu awful lot
sitting around here and attend
INK 10 such bu>iuC>, ~ praC-
tically came up the walk and
rang his doorbcll, bat IL didn't
cost him hardly any thing at all
Co. live either. 1pd noV he's got
e. pay his expenses away from
howe-80d--Wcll the gist of
it is that I've rented The old
house here TOR SIjO a month
thcoau>c / jolly wei had to-,
ana lonely amt EoWr~ick tor YOU
and have uo husband and mo-
place ~ ltc Nr could make
that hundred and TITS 20 long
WY thcre boo NcV York To-
lcthrr aHl 10 when teur present
Tease eNl.lc@-4---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30

S715 Michigan avenue. and seven
day. 81 using another drivers
license 10 Horace Scott Jr.. p, OF
146S Monroe avenue In addition,
licenses of all convicted drivers
were suspended for a year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30

III lHdNinG ntT OUT Nn'
been with cold people too long
and she need it. She needs
youth"
Her friends called the place the
NYA.
She stayed until the year was
nearly up. and, sure enough. the
old reliable urge that swings the
race along its way strutted its
stuff and Connie got engaged To
one of the boys she had first tele-
phoned to and invited over only to
find that his brow wasn't quite
high enough. 1t wasn't any higher
now, but il didn't seem 10 mat
ter. And then Aunt Constance
started home via Washington.
In that Seething cauldron OF
humanity she managed to find her
husband; and:
IF YOU ever let that child
know" she said that your
salary here has been $4,000 in
stead of 81. I'll shoot you. "Or,"
with a twinkle in her eye
that l fixed IL up with the real
estate agent to 60 on paying a
part of her rent.
1--WE founded another tneri-
can family. Peter. and I'm
pleased with myself. But I'm
Just n little hit fed up"-Shc put
/ her arms around him and drew
HIM up CloSc-'On youth" she
said and kissed him.
THE END.
Tomorrow: Martha Is So
Sensible" nv Alissa .keir.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30

two somehow, and she found the
apartment
LETS PICK II, OFT NrN
Look. you've got a job here
for life. You've had three raises
already. They value YOU. It's
interesting and YOU love il. This
apaTtment--"
II never dreamed of such
place" Connie said And at
such a price. But the furni-
ture-"
I'm going To make YOU a
present Of the furniture, instead
of leaving YOU the money for il
IN my will. We're going now
and pick IL otit.
i've got 10 throw I'm with
her" Connie said 10 Mary
Wrenn, "She's all-but mother to
me, YOU know, and she'll he
heartbroken IL ! don't" and
rushed off eCStatic 10 furnish
her new paradise.
And paradise 1t was Aunt Con.
stance had sense. taste, gumptlor
and what 1t took 10 pay the bills
Were going 10 furnish this
for keeps. You'll never find
anything cheaper or nicer. and l
want YOU 10 60 on living here
after I'm back home
Well years long time, il
YOU are a fast worker Aunt Con
stance filled that apartment some
hoN with music, flowers, Gaylet,
and boys and girls
Where do YOU get EN-" her
friends asked; but one can get
them if one knows how She
dug out friends of friends of
friends - if they had young
people in their families.
She told the older ones TO invite
her 10 their houses, and to stay
away from Comics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
COLD TOO LONG

I'm thawing her out. She's
been with cold people too long
and she need it. She needs
youth"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

Wherever ] 90 ! look out for
WPA projects. They continue
IN abound On every side
Here IS one field IN which
spending Of taxpayers money
could be and should be imme-
diately and drastically Curtailed.
Boondoggling activities. AL
most without exception. entail
consumption OF raw materials.
oftentimes including { h o $ Q
branded As scarce. Not one ton
81 critical material. needed for
defense, should be allowed 10 be
Squandered on non essential
WPA made-work.
Another consideration coun-
selling cessation OF pouring out
taxpayers money on boondog-
Cling: we are being loudly
warned that. when the war
ends. there viii be wholesale
dismissal OF workers. wholesale
unemployment Why not shut
down on WPA and other non
defense spending now IN order
that 10 may be- resumed when
dire need arises when The war
boom bursts?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Dow OFFERING
AT 500 Hinted

WASHINGTON, Sept 26. Any
portion OF Dow Chemical Com
pany's offering ef 1859 shares
.of common stock not subscribed to
ll44a ~ present stt7t4kifoftfrrS writ be
sold TO the public through under
writers AT 500 per share. accord
ing TO an amendment 10 the com
panN's statement filed with SEC.
The company is giving stock
holders pro rate rights TO sub
scribe TO the new shares i'm ratio
of one share fer each 10 shares
held.
Underwriters for the public Of
ferlng Of unsubscribed shares were
listed as follows:
Smith, Barney e. Co. Blythe &
Co. Inc. Curtiss. House & Co.
Dillon. Read e. Co. The First Bos-
ton Corporation. First Of Michi-
gan Corporation, Goldman. Sachs
e. Co. Hartman, Ripley e. Co. Inc,
Janney a. Co. Kuhn. Loeb e. CO..
Lee, HigginSon Corporation. Mellon
Securities Corporation and Nor
gan, Stanley a. Co. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Farm Tire
Sales Near
New Peak

NEW YORK, Sept Is. Spurred
by vast lend-ieaSe food require
mentS and the mounting food
needs of Americas defense work
erS. industry sales Of pneumatic
farm service tires are expected TO
reach an all-time high of S34 ,000,-
900 for 194l. John l.. Collyer,
president OF the b r. Goodrich
announced here today
This compares with farm tire
sales OF SD 100000 in 1910 and
$4,000. 900 in 1899 and indicates
the speed with which the tine
'ChanIcaf revolution Is sweeping
across the nations farmlands,
Collyer declared.
As farm equipment manufac-
turerS are operating on B-l
civilian priority rating, whereas
steel mills are repeatedly accept.
ing only orders with ratings OF
A-3 or higher, production of new
equipment is handicapped. indus
try sources state. The estimated
1871 sales figures for farm service
tires reflect a sharp increase ir
changeovers Of obsolete steel.
wheeled vehicles TO pneumatics
Collyer said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan bl crates wealthy
Y. $. NO 2ia-in minimum poe iona
hans, u No. q o. in. minimum 81 ~
.25. "a, in minimum. 70 % Soc SHOWS,
u. ;. NO. T. ~ in minimum. 81. Pa in.
minimum sJs Wolf Rivers. U 80 !.
2. IN up. 7jC 20-ouuCe T. No ! 2f--
ir. minimum, 9Oc siarks Delicious q s.
No / o. in minimum. 81 so West Viz
Einia hu hkts. Delicious II. 40. ! 81
minimum 81 GA Maryland eastern
crates Delicious ". No. 1. 3.in. mini.
mum including some 2t4 -in 10. 81 s.
Oregon boxes Delicious Fancy iOss-i2 5s
81 1919 -. Extra FHnCy 12c-sss - ~
CRANBERIJES = Msssachuseus care
Cod. 3. barrel boxes Early Blacks So 10 70
S.2Tt q barrel boxes 81 20
CELERY - Michigan punches doz
stalks 3lc
we California Salinas Watsonsll'c district
p dOz. SO % 800 fair. So 60 doz
SO 50 ~ CO. MOSTLY So 70 fair. 50 %.
GRAPES California display nes Thomp-
con Seedless 81 900 % WHITE Malaga,
81 300 81 Ribiers 81 90 % % according
20 pack. Tokays 81 j5H 80
JUICE GRAPES California lugs Zinfan-
a' rs s q 0i ii. - 80 i IS los q 20
" ONIONS i0-lh. sacks Sweet Spanish u.
s. 40 D. Sin and iarger Washington
u.l5 Idaho. 81 10 3is- in. minimum.
81 20, Colorado. ? 10 Sin size, 81 Utah.
sin. 81 10. Idaho a. s 30 ] Whites So
per cent 2-in and larger Al 50, Michigan
n. g No. ] Ycllows 20 90 50 per cent gin
auu farEfrt NNf N 81 ~ per cent srtUs anu
larger StH1 0S lob sacks Yellows me
diunfS % z5c J0-lb sacks u ;. No. !
whites. 20 per cent 2~in. and larger, 81 90
box Picklers approximately t6-lbs. 81 30.
PEARS-C California lug. Bsrtletts 50 10
03.35 box Bar'letfs 1913 3,25 Michi-
Ean bu hkts. Barileits cold storage rtock.
rev sales " s. No I. "a in. minimum,
50 50 DIS; pin. minimum. Si.S5H2
PEAS California bushel baskets. 81 SIS
Colorado bu hampers. 50 40.
POMEg FS- California crates 2s
kIbs. sf.65 r IS. according 20 size.
POTATOES i00-lb sacks Idaho Russet
Rnrbanks " s 40 ! washed. 81 100
81. mostly 50 i0H2.i5 iO-ib sacks. 2fc
Oregan Triumphs q. s No. I washed. q
Maine Katahdins u s. no !. i00-lbl sacks,
81 so. 5O-Ih sacks, soc 15-lh sacks 2Sc
i00-h sacks Ne8y Jersey Chippewas u 8
80 l. unwashed 81 so. Michigan Cob
hlcrs and Chippewas 81 zoo 40 few
81 ~
rRuNEs Idaho hushel baskets T. s.
40 7 rfN1sHV ti7ri -rr rrU7tfT ~ 81 r
f0 pyramid crates orcgnn. 81 f09 81
RuTABNGhs Canada 5o-lh- sacks, 81
O. 10r
SWEET POTATOES Bush.l crates y s..
so 7 Porto Ricsng- Louisiana 81 so. TcNae.
81 SIS Tennessee hu hampers Nancy Halls.
81 f80f 1S NirzInia sfHfe barrels T.
10. / Jerseys. &3-11-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Forbes
Reduction Asked
In Non-Defense
Spending by y. S.
BY b. c. FORBES

Since July ! the United States
government has spent S4, 500
100000. which is more than
twice as much as a year ago.
Appropriations by Congress are
ballooning by the billion. An
other $6,000,000 600 is proposed
for lease-lend. Federal obliga-
tons, in cluding guaranteed
issues, will shortly pass S60,000,-
100000.
No fewer than 4.900.0 900 more
citizens, Washington estimates.
will have 10 pay income tax
next year on this years income.
Exemptions have been cut TO
$500 for a married man. half
as much for a single Garner.
Higher income tax levies form
only one feature of new tax bur
dens. Almost everything we
buy will embody taxes heavier
than ever before.
Automobile users are going TO
be even more severely knouted
than in the past. Housewives
purchasing labor saving appli-
ances have come under the lash
Of the tax levier. A penalty must
he paid every time an individual
or family patronizes place of
anTuSGn1uUT tUC5t aUd long DIS
lance telephone bills are taxed.
And so II goes all along the line.
on top Of att this, VIZ are TX
horled by Washington 10 save,
save. save. in order TO buy de-
Tense bonds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Freezes Prices in a Single Sweeping Act

Neither they why prices
fixed Is reduce prevent Irving down
prevent initiation.
fixed incomes 10 orcsta collapse after the which,
All OF
really that they all be attained exactly
way?
Such being the general situation first examine he
two rival proposals put out 10y administration mpathizers
Aiae4lHg The Arguments fer
The Bapch pricefreezng plan defended chiefly the fol-
lowing grounds
1t claimed 70 prices Of
date and do it a single sweeping
2 would all prices rates, and including
wages.
st held TO be likely that general simultaneous
would actually keep general price down This
probably system probably he more
likely 10 take the profits government
and leave price relatively
low in comparison with other nations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Millions Affected

If the gentlemen-frort Wash.
-iUgtUU VINO are conducting an
inquiry into automobile job
layoffS due TO curtailment, are
interested in figures on the pos
Sibilities of the production cuts
affecting American life, they
should take copy Of Facts and
Figures, compiled by the Auto
mobile -Aaptiff n ttttfft-f'S- tSSoctd-
ton. back TO the capital with
them. Here is A small sample:
OF the 100000 persons en-
ployed in motor transport. 1,3l0,-
724 gain their livelihood from
the sales and servicing end of
the business. Facts and Figures
disclosed. On the manufacture
ing side, including workers in
the parts. tires and petroleum
refining companies. some 679, 900
workers held jobs in 194l. Auto
motive sales and service employ
100000. All will be affected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Longer Lasting Tires

Stronger and. longer lasting
automobile tires for the Ameri-
can motorist are a likelihood as
j result Of United States Lettefs-
Patent No 2.256.5 $50 just granted
10 DR. Camille Dreyfus, preSi-
dent of Celanese Corporation Of
America.
Doctor Dreyfus has found that
II the thread from which the tire
cords are made is treated with a
Microscopic liquid, the cord for
nation is facilitated and the
resulting tires have increased
strength and wearing properties.
The threads treated are pref
erably of yarn of high tenacity.
The Microscopic liquid used in
the process may be glycerol,
glycols or their partial others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Market Turns
Irregular in
Slow Dealings
Pepsi-Cola Falls
Over Point; Auto
List Holds Steady

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-Tha
stock market met some support
today but a number Of issues con-
tinued soft, giving the list spotty
Trading was slow.
PepSi-Cola. which tumbled mora
than 2 points yesterday. again was
under pressure. The stock was
down Is to 1885 at one time, but
recovered partially later.
Alaska Juneau slipped fraction
TO equal its 1871 low. following
word directors had omitted tho
dividend. American Radiator also
equaled its low. while Consolidated
Edison dropped to new bottom
for the year.
SteelS were up for a time but
gave ground later. Motors held
around last nights closing levels.
-CopperS and oils we're mixed.
Chemical and Mail Orders eased.
International News Service Wire
CHICAGO. Sept. 26. ~ Wheat
opened lac 10 sc higher today,
corn sc up and oats &C up.
w he a { - December. S121% a.
l.217s; May. $1.25% m1.26; July.
IS1.26&.
Corn December, s1%c; May.
S6ss assoc.
Oats - December, 525s @52%c;
May, 54ste.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Ies-Bement-Pond
Plans 10 Split Stock

NEW YORK. Sept 26.-Niles-
Pond Company directors
have called a special meeting of
stockholders for November 3 10
vote on a proposal TO split the
capital STOCK four
shares for one. Authorized capital
will be increased to 100000 shares
from 200 900 no par shares. As of
Dec. 81. 1910, there were 17S,025
shares outstanding. indicating that
there will be 7l2.100 shares out
standing after The split-up.