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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12

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nit 0robt perbilnoelt ,pobct Die isIoe
id)e iuenig bciue9t iperben borf. 3ic
6lafbcn miiiien lieeenb in Seller
nulbemabrt iperben.
- Mrs. s. s., GaIif. -
lin bart ober briidig ae,poroen'
@ummirillge, sic man bel ginmobc
9l6Iern eebro,ldt, pieber 5l1 eripci-
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ibnen tpieoer oie alte eloiti5itdt ail
nerIeibel. ~. ~ ..
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|llnaeaiefer at befreien, beltebt oorin,
oaB man aeplllperte Sh,pcfelbliit'
(sSloipers Of Snlpbur) in eiu erobes
S0d1en tut bas man et,uo a,lr Sdli=
te bamit onfiillt. Dieles SGdd,er
bonat man i'm &dfie iiber einer Sit
Itanee a,it ipo Der 3oael iid banfia
aufbGlt. 80 oft ;nun Der Goael oil
oos Sdddlen itoBt, faut Shpefel-
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beItonoia ob5ulbiitteln berinht. Mtt
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ltonoe, oen man init @inidnitten Der.
| iiebt, 70 bab piele 2ober entlteben.
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oen Die 2di1ie ieoesmal eetotet. Mit
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olles llneeaiefer bertreiben. Gs iii
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gen elm Eulper borrdtia, bos man
mittels zines 3eritGubers (sltomi6z
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Ipriben fann.
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tabilen SeIe, nibt nebr ,tno 'allee
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12

Sort in Die Sefim,ns eetricbeu nnb
nit 9robt perbnnbelt mobei Die iSlas
icbe iuenig bclue9t lperben borf. 3ic
6lafebcn nliilIen liegeno in Seller
nulbemabrt meroen.
The Valley settler., 1942-05-15

IF eny frr.1.lor 1t 70
ccivol. is 5oil Cc..s o5avcties2:
check fct lo4l, nla26o ..oti:,T
the 7xtensi on OFFICE. &c ;To-''t
has boon rocoivo' IS to Y at tho
proSraln wi Il be for 1912. It ap-
Gears doubtful W2ether pcE.-2nts
will 90 made on the sane : lc.ll os
last year.
f1vorJ family il tic -.atanusl1a
Valley should make q special CT
fort to have q CARBON tl-ia s'rrler.
Every one should plan to grow as
rrucl, Of lis FOO, supply as possible.
The Valley settler., 1942-05-15

:csilla Al Club met lay 7,
the FOLLOWING officers wore elect
o1: TrosiGcnt, Lois i-<,.o::~,s; Vice.
President, Gloria Rust; oocrotary
Reporter, 2lsio Lalund; Treasurer
Quorum Olson.
fountain Wow 4 II Clua net ID
7, an' elected those officorss ::
Pres. John Church; vi co-Pros. Lor
aino Church; Lovon Eels on, &C.,
Troas; Patsy Cooper, Reporter;
Richard Jonson, 3argecnt 1T l-r1as f..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
.ChrysIer Loser
On Antitrust
Consent Decree
Cooperation Sought
TO Have II Set Aside;
Cited Other Auto Firms

WASHINGTON, June 2 (UP).-
The Supreme Court. in a a to 2
decision, today affirmed a lower
courts extension of an agreement
between the government and the
Chrysler Corporation and its affili-
ates. in which the automobile
consented TO disas-
sociate themselves from CONNER
cial Credit Company.
Manufacturers involved are
Chrysler, De Soto, Dodge and
Plymouth, and the Chrysler Sales
Corporation.
In the agreement with the gov
eminent. they gave up their inter-
est in the credit company until a
agreement, under attack by
the government as a violation OF
the antitrust law, could be adju-
Dictated. The other situation in
wolves the General Motors Corpo-
ration and the General Motors Ac-
ceptance Corporation. The latter,
like. Commercial Credit, is a
finance company.
Chrysler sought to have the en-
tire proceeding set aside.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
Scrap Co.
Deposits
Retained

FLINT, June 1.-Two checks
totalling $3.50 deposited with the
City of Flint as evidence of good
faith in competitive bidding were
being held to apply on damages
sustained by the city at the hands
of the WoodmereScrap Iron and
Metal Company of Detroit and
Flint.
A check for $1,000 accompanied
the firms bid for certain scrap
irons, machinery equipment, etc,
but the city rejected all bids.
A check for $3.50 accompanied
the Woodmere bid for the pur-
chase of tin cans. This bid was
accepted but the company failed
to carry out the terms of the con-
tract.
City Manager George T. Gundry
said the city will suffer damages
in excess of the amount of both
checks. The city commission or
dered the city treasurer to cash
the checks and deposit them to the
credit of the city to apply on dam
ages suffered by the city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
.on-Ration Zone

After leaving Ontario. YOU
enter the non-rationing zone of
New York. if you are heading
through Central New York. This
zone is life-saver to the De-
troit traveller. You can fill your
gas tank in Niagara Falls, N ",
or any point within go miles of
Buffalo.
The zone extends as far east
as Lima. N. Y. But there is no
assurance that any place in the
60-mile zone will you get a full
tank. Some times il means stops
at half dozen of the twilight
zone" stations before you can
get your full supply.
The towns near the border of
hte non-rationing area use up
the supplies almost as fast as
the stations can get them. The
most frequent sign seen at the
stations are Out Of gas" or mo
more gas until tomorrow"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02

The catch In the issuance Of
the book is that whenever you
leave Canada. the book Is taken
up at the port OF exit. And no
more will be issued to your car
because your registration card is
stamped with large r."
Whether you use one coupon on
the rip across Ontario or all
eight, your book is taken up and
on your return trip you can buy
no more gas in Canada.
There is no gas bootlegging in
Canada either. A close check is
kept on the stations and their
coupons are carefully collected.
The stations are plastered with
huge placards detailing the pro-
cedure in selling gas.
Before pumping any gas, the
attendant asks for your book and
ascertains just how much gas
you are entitled TO. If there is
one coupon, you get just two and
a half gallons and no more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
Auto
Graphs
Driving in East
An Adventure Based
On Getting Gas

Travelling east by automobile
these days is an adventure COM
parable to crossing a desert with
a limited supply of water. In
case of driving. it is a limited
supply Of gasoline.
Going through Canada, there
is little guesswork. When you
obtain your tourist permit. you
are asked If you will need gas in
Canada. If your reply is yes.
you are issued a rationing book.
This book contains eight cou-
pons, each good for two and one
half gallons. The book Is good
for the entire year but II is the
only one you will have issued you
during the year no matter how
much or how little driving you
do.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
Yellow Truck,
Clio in Move 10
Rush War Jobs
labor-Manseemenf
Committee Organized
to Step Up Production
r,me. star c.rr.spe.Sess

PONTIAC June 2. Yellow
Truck and Coach Companys labor
management committee. to further
the increase in production for the
war effort, has been formed.
The UAW-CIO local OF the COM
pany, the largest truck and bus
manufacturer in the world and
now building army trucks. is rep
resented on the joint committee
by George Blayzor. Joseph Coyle,
Marion Fox, James Kelly and Tice
Woody
The management representatives
are r. j. Emmert, vice president
and factory manager; w. z. Moody,
assistant factory manager: Will
liam A. Rech. personal director,
and II. T. DeHart. advertising
manager.
In announcing the new labor
management committee. the JAW
local and management also an
nounced that Yellow Truck and
Coach employees have passed the
96 per cent mark in war bond and
stamp purchases. Fifty-four de-
partments have passed the 100 per
cent mark and o Their departments
are expected to reach the 100 per
cent class early this month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
Stocks Steady
In Light Trade

NEW YORK, June 2 (INS).-
The stock market was quiet and
steady at the opening today.
Changes were. extremely small and
volume was light. Many pivotal
issues started unchanged, includ-
ing Du Pont, Chrysler, Bethlehem,
Sears-Roebuck, Montg e y
Ward, Anaconda, New York Gen.
trial, Consolidated Edison and
Boeing.
General Motors stood out with
an opening sale of 1000 shares at
1864. new 1912 high and a
point above last nights close.
Also improved were American
Telephone, Goodyear, Standard
Oil of New Jersey, Woolworth and
American Cam Some lost a little
ground. including Southern Pacific,
United States Steel, General Elec-
trio and Union Carbide.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
Hits Businesses

Nevertheless the gas shortage
in the East has hit many and
varied business. The tourist
homes have felt the lack OF
travel as have the roadside res
taurants that catered TO the
traveller. Many are shut for
the Duration" as one large sign
proclaimed.
Gas stations outside of cities
are closing fast, as the pinch
grows. Deliveries are only 50
The Canadian highways are al
most deserted and American
cars, which once dominated the
Canadian scene. are almost ex-
tinct. Only on the Sarnia-Niag-
ara Falls route are they still to
be seen.
The Sarnia route is the one
most favored now because the
motorist can traverse from one
non-ration zone to another with
a tank of gas. You fill up in De-
troit and obtain enough in Buff
falo to get back. ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
Cutlery Cut by WPBs
~
Limits Are Set and Unessen+iaI Items ArS
Completely Eliminated

= WASHINGTON, June 1 (UP)-
The War Production Board re-
stricted the production of knives,
scissors and other cutlery and
ordered a complete ban on some
items after June 30.
The June 30 order will apply to
such ''unessential" cutlery as
domestic carving sets, penknives,
pocket knives and manicure inn
plements. unless they can be made
of gold and silver instead Of steel.
Makers of industrial food pro-
cessing machinery such as knives,
forks. saws and cleavers may. for
three months beginning today. use
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
Brokerage Firm
Continues Bond Sheet

The regular Michigan Municipal
Bond Quotation sheet, formerly
issued by Grouse e. Co. is now be-
ing released by the consolidated
firm OF Grouse. Bennett, Smith e.
Co This quotation sheet shows the
nominal or bid side OF the market
on all Michigan municipal bonds
outstanding, as well as complete
description on most issues. Copies
may be secured free upon request
from Grouse. Bennett, Smith &
Co, 27S0 Penobscot Building, De-
.troit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
Of Ruling the Real Test

The test of Morgenthaus gudeposs advertising will
II unrealistc nowadays to
speak whether advertising are
industry have donned KHAKI and
prospective activities difference to
policy needs abnormal and extraordinary mus any
advertising expenditures of companies wncn
have temporarily stopped making goods will no doubt be
sbnoral rather than padded for the duration Nevertheless
expenditures opinion will be highly necessary lest such
oudate OIL good
loyalty brand acceptance etc. which were pu up
slowly through the The inclusion OF anu goo
will advertising expenditures deducb good omen
eria be debatabe but the secretary
relating
question and the amount OF its adve
vagueness
the asking that the advertising be directed TO PUBIC
patronage which might reasonably be EXPECTED IN ne
Using this restrictive provided enforcement
the hands OF impartial men without aius against
enterprise system. ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

D.
Gait l. E--Receipts. I, roo siaughtSr
steers and she stock opening slow, steers
steady TO weak, cows about steady due TO
scarcity: bulls steady: run includes five
loads southwesterns, mostly stocker stssft.
Early sales good. s37-i.i32 10. fed stevfN.
I&i3d13.50; medium grades. t1212.W
common, $40. 7sg1l. rs; load good yearl,oE
fed heifers held above sf225; early bsef
cows. Sf0d1i mixed cutter and comiSbp
beef type cows around seT5. cunNs
mainly IS. 1909. so; Gamers down 70 ~;
top on weighty sausage bulls. s1l rs, odd
beef bulls 20 si2 as: load good 50o-620 ID.
Texas yesrlsng stock steers, 1898. -
CALvEs-Receipts. 1000. vesisrs opfsy
ing strong to SOC higher. Early top SAd
bulk, good 10 choice grades. ti5.59; coD.
mon and medium. Sio.500 80 ~
HoGs-Receipts. q 500: butchers SCALING
$50 lbs. up, mostly 10 cents higher: iiehWr
weights and other classes mostly steady;
bulk good to choice. 1so-350.lb. butchers.
si4. 109I4.35: sorted 1so-220-lb. butchers
10 small killers, Si4,4od1lt5 extreme
top. $3.50; around l50-1so-lb. lights.
STA 500 1923: most sows. SIS. as n 10. So
SHEEP 1000. shorn lambs
In very narrow demand. nothing good IN
choice offered. scattered early sales fuzzy
SOC lower. considering quality with some
bids off 81: springers absent. Medium 10
good shorn lambs. bid s12 5o115; culi no
common kinds. sold tT.50di1. shesp
steady. shorn fat ewes UP 90 So. M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
Oil to Coal
Home Owners Encouraged
to Convert Back

WASHINGTON. June 2 (UP).--
iIome owners who are converting
their heating plants from oil 10
coal now can obtain CRATES for fur
naces. boilers and stoves without
priority ratings. the Office OF Price
Administration reported.
Home owners in the Atlantic
Coast states and in Washington
and Oregon were warned earlier
this spring by OPA TO shift from
oil 10 coal wherever possible. The
warning was disregarded by some
nouseholders. officials said. be.
cause CRATES were hard 10 obtain
without a priority rating.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
DETR0i7g INES
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
MOrgenthau Admits
Need for Advertising

faithful public servant Secretary Morgenthau charged
with the responsibility collecting large amounts
Of taxes in order to help the colossal war bill
this Mogenhau recently laid before
and of In which
indicated devices liability
He asked legislation evasons but
emily wanted general notice that the treas
the alert
The necessity for impartial and enforcement of the
tax law is self-evident.
caaogung improper escape corporate
liability Mr. Morgenthau deneaed the views of the treasury
advertising deducbe taxable income The
secretary indicated that all reasonable advertising including n
utiona good will advertising would be regarded as deduc
Bile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
Men Wanted!
10 Millions of w orkers
: for War Industries

WASHINGTON. June 2 (UP).-
The War Manpower Commission
revealed today from where 1t ex'
poets to get the estimated 10000
600 new workers needed Tor wal
industries this year.
Here are the WINGS figures:
From peacetime industries
900 900 to 1900, 900.
From the farm-400,000 to 6OO,'
900.
From the ranks of self-employeo
professional men. etcO-4OO,Ooo
Unemployed, 100000.
Housewives, youths. old work
ers and others not listed as par
of the regular labor force,
100000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02

the same amount OF iron and steSl
as they did in an average quarter
of the 12-months period ending
June 80. 1941. n ~
Cutlery used in homes. butcher
shops, hotels and other commercial
establishments for preparing foods
will be allotted a maximum of 60
per cent of this average. q
Manufacturers of cutlery used
in serving or eating food ard
Ordinary cutting scissors will Be
restricted TO IS per cent of tlys
metal used last year.
The restrictions do not applyltD
sterling silver flatware.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
Foundry
Earnings Drop

Lakey Foundry and Machine
Company reports for the six
months ended April 80, 1912, net
profit OF S11s,390 after federal in
come and excess profits taxes
equal to q cents a share on 440,-
33S shares common, against $751;
993 or 38 cents a share for six
months ended April 30, 1941,
The company states that earn.
ings in first half of current fiscal
year result entirely from gray iror
business. and do not include opera.
tons of the new steel foundry
which will be in operation during
the third quarter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
Rukeyser Advocated Continuance Of Advertiser

eight days before the secretary outlined his position
this writer Of economic concept advertising In
Advertising Club New York connection with
anniversary the Better Business Bureau OF New
City the bearing of this subject on the
interests of the treasury saying:
advertising which will perpetuate now
system business
public United States and
will tend to and
strengthen Thus the long result will be con-
the short-run tax
savings direction will be Offset by larger tax payments b
advertising all the employees and
pliers bboard radio and other adver
tisn media
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
Cont'I Motor Dividend
Only on New Stock

Holders OF Continental Motors
Corporation old no-par and old $40
par common stock. issued and
dated prior to Oct. Is. 1885, will
be required to exchange their GER
tificates share for share for the
present 81 par common stock be-
fore receiving the 15-cent dividend
that is payable July 2 to stock of
record June IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02

AS Morgenhaus appears that the treasury
regard reasonable advertising including mstu
good advertising deductibe from
taxable This sound and Even this allowance
essential whatever nnancd
sacrifice this abnormal period to use adver
communication maintain ana heignen
stockholders employees and the pubic
generally especially for companies which have
otherwise they might lose
intangible the form OF regular customer loyay
brand understanding by the pubic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
MARKETS
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Tunes Financial Editor

! Within the last SIX weeks sup
plies of more than 40 additional
materials have become so scarce
i'm relation 10 wartime demands
that the War Production Board
now considers them either made
quate for war and essential
civilian uses or barely sufficient.
This was revealed when the
bureau of industrial conservation
published its third report on the
relatively scarcity OF materials.
The second report was issued
April II.
Included in the two critical lists
for the first time were the follow
ing materials Certain grades OF
hard and soft woods, all types of
unalloyed steel. alkyd resins,
aluminium pigments, lead pig
ments, mercury pigments, chrome
pigments, columbian. tantalum,
lalumina, aHiline, benzel butadiene,
cresols. naphthalene, tary-
thritol, sulphur chlorides. babassu
oil, linseed oil. pine oil, oiticica oil,
rotenone. ruth, magnesite,
bismuth. atebrine. bleach n &
pow der. bromine, palladium,
iodine. Tactic acid and lactates,
Ilithopone, m annitol, sorbitol,
81 'ontium salts. vinylidine cholo-
ride plastic. bauzite, castor oil,
Icellophane. 'fuorspar and cellulose
nitrate acetate and other deriva-
ttives.
The following materials were
moved UP from the second group
lof barely adequate supplies to the
first group. where supplies no
longer are considered adequate for
war and essential civilian needs
Long staple cotton, high tenacity
rayon. reclaimed rubber, electric
manganese. cocoanut oil, hene-
quen. sisal, jute and natural resins.
At the same time, some sup
plies have become less critical,
the report indicated. The follow
ing were denoted from the first
to the second group: Methyl alco-
hol. formaldehyde. halogenated
hydrocarbon, refrigerants, urea,
formaldehyde plastics. aluminium
scrap and kraft paper.
The bureau no longer recon-
lmends the use of the following
materials as substitutes for scarcer
materials: Aqueous ammonia. ate
brine bismuth. cellophane, iodine,
gray cast and malleable iron. Tactic
acid and lactates. linseed oil. GER
tain types of lumber. any pfastics
or steel. palladium or commercial
grades of sodium nitrate.
However, it added to the list of
substitute materials the follow
ing: Kraft paper. borax and boric
acid, canphor, chronic acid for
plating. felt, flint, gypsum and
products, plywood as an unre-
stricted binder. pyrethrum, tur-
pentine, peanut oil and zinc oxide.
MILO M. CRONK. 47-year-old
division superintendent of the
Chicago Petoskey division of the
Pere Marquette, has been made
general superintendent of the
entire system and is moving to
Detroit.
Cronk started with p. M. 81
years ago as a telegraph operator.
Other personnel changes an
nounced by Pere Marquette in
clude: promotion of c. J. Milliken
to Cronk's old post; c. l.. Nc
Grain. superintendent OF the
Canadian system transferred to
the Detroit system. and j. A..
Gregwar transferred from Detroit
TO Saginaw as superintendent of
the Toledo-Ludington division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
Good
From u. g.,
-
!: !:

MORE SHIPS-The u. s. S. de-
stroyer Capps and a 1o.0O0-ton
Liberty cargo ship were launched
simultaneously at Mobile, Ala. y
~
MORE TIN-Collection of used
tin cans has produced $1,000
pounds of tin in New York City
alone since March IL.
MORE PRODUCTION-The net
profits of 1887 producing and
manufacturing corporations. moo
OF them turning out goods for the
war effort. increased 22.44 per
-
MORE PLANES-A vast pool
of aluminium. nickel alloy steels,
magnesium and other vital m1>
terials is planned by the w
Pr reduction Board TO help speed
plane production.
MORE CARRIERS - Repre-
sentative Vinson. chairman of the
House naval affairs committee,
indicates the navy soon will ask
for a new multi-mihion dollar pro-
gram of aircraft carrier constfut-
ltion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
Detroit Poultry

Market unsettled. Hens. average run.
22c leghorn hens. lbs. and up. 20c
cocks f21i4c. rock spfngers, Z lbs. up
2ac. rock broilers az 20 lbs 7ec
Issborh broijers. /. lbs up. zoe: old tom
turkeys iscs hens 22e< leghorn broiler'
under 1 y lbs. not wanted.
FGCs-Market steady; current receipts
7ec, uDdergradss, 7Ta q2sae.