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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-28
BIB. GAME
 TONIGHT I

One of two postponed games in the Gastineau Channel Baseball League is scheduled for playoff tonight in Firemen,s Field and may be the last chance this season for fans to see the Juneau team in action. Juneau will come up against the Missouri Mules in seven in- ming contest starting at 6:30 o'clock
 The one other remaining post poned game is scheduled to be played Sunday starting at 6 p. m when the St. Louis Blues, who lead the league. meet the Beavers, an other tough soldiers team.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-28
STOCK 0yOTATl0Ns

NEW YORK, Aug. 28. = Clc9ilg quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 2, American Can 671s, Anaconda 26h, Bethlehem Steel 53A, Commonwealth and Southern 3l16, Curtiss Wright 7A, International Harvester 463A, Ken necott 30Ik. New York Central 9'4, Northern PacHic T B, United States Steel 46a4 Pound s404.
 DOW, JONES AVERAGES
 The following are today's Dow, Jones averages industrials 106.23, rails 26.36, utilities 11.48.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-28
ENGAGEMENT IS ANNOUNCER, THEN
 SUDDEN SILENCE

LONDON, Aug. 28-The mother of June Morris, dark-haired can- teen worker, aged IT, said her daughter is engaged to marry Hon. Gerald Lascelles, 18, nephew of King George VI.
 The first editions of the London Daily Mirror published the report of the engagement, saying the girl is a jewess The story was elimin- ated without explanation in later editions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-28
URGE ALASKA
 BE USED FOR OFFENSIVE
Senator Burton Is Back in Washington After
 Tour Here

WASHINGTON, Aug. 28. = Sem sator Harold H. Burton, of Ohio, member of a Senate subcommittee back from tour of Alaska today described Alaska and Siberia as a natural direct military route to the heart of Japan and advocated recognition of Alaska as key point for an early offensive action.
 Senator Burton praised the CO., operation of military. naval and civilian officials in Alaska. (Sen- ator Burton visited in Juneau briefly last week on his way to the States.)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-28
Pioneer Groups
 Enjoy Meetings

Members Of the Pioneers Of Al aska, Igloo No 6, met last night in the odd Fellows Hall, holding a short business meeting during which Jack Siernala was initiated
 At the same time, members ol the Auxiliary met. discussing plans for the year. Following the busi- ness meetings, a social hour was enjoyed by the two groups, with cards in play and refreshments served.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Gen. CIiO
Visits hay
Shipyarll
TIme, sian Cnrre,pondcnt

BAY CITY, Dec. Introduction
line methods Of warShip manufac-
ture was demonstrated here today
for Mai. Gen. James A. Uio the
armyS adjutant general
ON an inspection trip through
Michigan the general paused here
to visit the Defoe Shipyard and
watched the production procedure
from keel laying TO completion Of
the submarine chaScrS. including
the famed Follower method Of
turning the hull from IT, original
upsldedOWn position which has IN
creased production.
General Clo moved on into
Detroit late yesterday after visit
Ing the WilcoX-Rich plant IN Sagi-
nav and Grand Blanc Tank plant
Out OF a job with closing Of
recruiting activities. the RIGS
are sending out SOS calls for
more civilian defense work.
I'VE think there's plenty 10
do and we don't want 10 disband
the corps" said Mrs. Louis G..
Garrison br., who had charge
of the Recruiting Information
Corps I'm the AirdrOme for the
past several weeks.
Two Bay City nurses left ycStcr-
day for induction as second leu
tenants IN the army nursing corps
az Fort Custer They were Miss
ErneStinc Darland 4O3 Princeton
street and Miss Vlctorinc Obey.
1903 Third street
Two Jehovah Witnesses. sen
fenced TO prison last month for
draft violations, were trans
ferred 10 the Federal Detention
Farm at Milan today from Bay
County jail. AleN Becker Jr.,
Gagetown. will spend five years
AZ Chillicothc, o.. reformatOry,
and Henry Nocller. Pigeon. will
spend a similar term at Terre
Haute. Ind, prison. Both re-
fused 10 report for induction,
claiming they should he deferred
because Of their alleged min
isterial status.
With the Christmas rush gaining
momentum daily parcel post win
dowS At the post office have gone
on an extended schedule. POST
master William J. Schindehette
announced they would open at Z
a m daily and remain open as
long a. business continues in the
evening.
For lack OF important business
the weekly informal meeting Of
city commission was Cancelled
last night. Only minor matters
were on the schedule. according
to City Manager j. Harry
Nelson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Buick Finishes u

Completion by The Buick divi.
sion Of General Motors Corpora.
ton of ITS first two contracts
with the army air forces for the
production of Pratt e. Whitney
bomber engines was announced
today by Harlow II. Curticc,
vice president of the corporation
and Buick general mana Ger.
simultaneously, the executive
announced that other supply
contracts now in force have been
substantially boosted with the
result expanding operations will
encompass production schedules
nine times larger than those for
which plant and equipment was
originally planned.
The rapid increase in volume
In the Bric'l plat. occurring
drring the "~@f 20 r-~r--v. i-~s
en:bied TIE b,li'G.~- cf tie first
two contract requirements Of
several thousands of engines by
the end Of November, which un-
der original plans would have
taken at least another year,
Curtice said. I'm accomplishing
this, plant and equipment has
been many times expanded,
facilities now being provided to
meet an unprecedented mass
production volume of aircraft
engines
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Advertised AxIes

Later. Gene Lewis helped
form the TImkcn-Detroit Axle
Company and. remembering his
advertising results with The
lamp company, tried 10 sell
Thinker on an ad program
three-year, SIS, 000-a-year cam
paign.
Again he was hooted After all
Il did seem silly 10 sell the pub
lie on axleS when they were only
a part of the automobile.
After much arguing. Lewis
sold them on a two-year try0ut.
To check results. they spot
checked school children from
Maine TO Oregon. And they
found that 90 per cent agreed
that good aXleS were necessary
10 the safety Of the Car-and
that the only safe axle was a
Tlmken
II wasn't long until the entire
auto industry agreed which
spelled success for what was
probably the first consumer ad-
vcrtlSInC by an auto equipment
manufacturer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
MdnsIdughter Trial
Postponed in Pontiac

PONTIAC Dec 11-Trial of
Clarence Ra'hburn. IS. Of P,ym-
4L1->ca- mans 4-4tfaAt.-4- ~
fHa shooting al his cN-Son-in-l aW
EIVood Gates. Is. VII no, bo
started until next week i VA,
deferred by Judge Frank l. Doty
az 'he request Of Ra'hhurn'> com-
C. whom Prosecutor Charlie, J.
Wilson Was ready for IFS scheduled
start Yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Auto
Graphs
Tires Last Longer
In Detroit, Rubber
Experts Point Out
BY SILER FREEMAN

DetroitS tires. with proper
care Will last longer than tires
in other sections of the country,
according 10 the field service
representatives of tha United
States Rubber Company II 9as
established that tire wear differs
with the region and Detroit IS
one of the regions where wear
Is least
According 10 those tire cX-
pcrtS. pre-war tires VIII average
between 5000 and coco miles
here with reasonable use Under
the 35-nlo a. hour >pood limit
this could wei - GCu ed, ac.
cording 10 V s. Manvllc, man
agcr of the field - ICE and
cnCinccglrg department.
In Dallas, hc,.ever. the life ot
a tire may bee only s.CC0 miles.
In Pittsburgh. II would be- r.
600; in New ENGLAND. $1,000,
and in New York about $4,000
milCS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
q Flee BVS. Locked
I'm zsOX Car 48 Hours
By ALBERT KAUFMAN
Times stan CarrrApOndent

LANSING, Dec H. With both
feet frozen as result Of a 4S-hour
confinement In n locked freight
car, George Mccain, l6-year-old
escaped inmate Of the Boys Voca-
tlonal School today was IN Scri-
Gus condition, medical authorities
said
Mccain and Tom Donovan, Il
were discovered IN The empty car
by an cmployc of the Olds Motor
Works who heard their cries for
help
The boys escaped during n
church mass Tuesday morning and
hid in the car. The door locked
automatically and both were priS-
onorS for - hours without food or
Donovan was suffering
from exposure.
Robert Dennis. l6-Year-Old In
mate Of the Boys Vocational
school, waived examination be-
fore Municipal Judge Louis, T..
COaSh and was bound over 10
circuit court for trial on assault
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Speed Worst Enemy

The worst enemies OF pas
sengcr car tires were listed by
the experts " speed. undcr-in.
flatlon. mechanical Irregularities
such aS bad alignment and
neglect Of repairs 10 the tire.
In truck tires. under-infleiiOn
was placed at the head of he
list. Mechanical irregularities
and speed were placed together
as the second worst enemy OF
long wear and over-inllation was
given third place. Neglect Of re-
pairs was again fourth.
OVer-lnflation is not 50 pro-
valent in passenger tires. it was
pointed out but il may be ale
most AS bad as under-inflation.
a good rule on initiation. it was
brought out, is that in the case
Of four-ply. il should be about
so pounds and in a Six-ply 35.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
EERepoters First Navy Role a thriller
SNginMViMM Helps lllMcE Cruiser.

7 heard q pilot report 10 'hc Qua
dalcanal control tower that We
had sighted Is Zeros in tine vein
Ily OF The island
\ few minutes later. after cir
cling 10 allow the rest of our at
tack group 10 catch mp. We caught
sight of the targets The Jap ships
began zigzagcing and circlIng We
lockeycd into position TO attack
from the sun.
During that vancouver. We
sighted a formation of noat-typc
ZeroS ascending TO attack Us. My
tTrct gunner. George Hicks. SaCi-
nav Mich, reported two ! saw
four moro. We were still work.
ing around Ia attack position when
our dive bombcrs let GO
Then h was our turn 7 singled
out the cruiser and pushed over
into a 60-dcgrce dive. The cockpit
was dusty, For an instant l was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Detroit Produce

APPLES MtchGsr -bu crates L. : No
~ IN, MN. unless otnsr' Use stated.
-. Delic Gus. s. 20 tot h1e quality
20 es - -, Jau7td. n.. s1.Sj. lin.
nll1 SO, 20 Nerre.a Snyr. Si.s5.
tteN s. re- tine 'oush'y SGD. Golden
Delicious 81 a.. SHOWS 81 30 lin.
min 81 p. Northwest Greenincs xtIj1
~ common storage Mcintosh, 81 81 p
- ; in. MIN 81 Rhode Island
Greetings, Si25: Kings 81 10 New York
on crates Mcintosh. $. No. I, q ia.
min. 81 75"l.s5. Washington boxes be.
hcious. fancy, Il3s-l25s, S335a3t0 90. extra
fancy 1928. 50 soH3
-ARTICHoKEs California boxes iss-7os.
AvoCAD os-California nats 2os.ai. g.
BEANS Blu. hampers: Florida Vaien-
tunes So - so wax beans Si145O.
BE6TS0Te~as : crates 81 s5a,2
81 so. Texas. lew IS 5oas '''''' '''
BRuSSEL SPROUTS - California q.
punches California feW. Sc
CELERY - Michigan bundles I.doz.
stalks. medium. 90c p crates rough
Golden Heart. Michigan. Sc New York.
CRANBERRIES Massachusetts 4, bar.
rel boxes. 81 SO fair. 50
GRAPES California display Tugs I'm.
PssFo.rs' L. 5. No. !. 81 300 Is; fancy.
LETTUCE Angeles crates Iceberg.
Arizona Phoenix district 5-doz S. So NJ :
4-doz s. 1913 so mostly ssn625
LEAP LETTUCE Onto. Michisan 1O-lb
baskets dollhouse 81 500 IS
ONIONS 5o-lb. sacks MICHIGAN L. :
No Nellows medium 81 iOHls5
smaller size, 81 %, sweet spanish L. S
No J.. Sin and larger Michigan. 81 50
Seiorad9, 81 soH2' L. ;. commercial
PEPPERS Texas ~ bu cr,s csrfor.
ma Wonders 81 j0N4. fair 50 sf825.
World Beaters. So hi bskts. California
Wonders. 81 40 y so Florida ~ bu crts
california Wonders. 81; World Besters, So
POTATOES -ioo.lb. sacks y G ~
SIZE a unless otherwise stated Idaho Rus.
So Burhanks, washed. 50 30H3iO. I'M.
washed 50 i5V IS. Idaho UNITY grade
80 80 IV-lo- SACKS mesh bags. 37s: Tqp"-
hfss. S5c; Maine various varieties s. 30
Z" 50 lj-lh. paper sacks fop4Ic. Nirhi.
gtn ChtppeWaS. 81 80 10 . IS. Fiisgef purgIe
- 20 2-25: Upper Peninsula ChiprFNas.
- 50 l3.te paper sacks, 37c.
RADlSHFS Texas pony crates .rF
t e, - 81 7oq2' best moseiy 81 eog2. fair,
sHALLoTs-rouisiana barrels Sf1g.
~ 30; crts.. s-doz.. 81 Is: 5-doz x3432S
SPINACH Texas bu hskts 81 IS. car.
IONS ! doz ceHophane bags. washed spin
aoh lu -. ~ ~ l. y u o. 81 1872
SWEPT POTATOES Louisiana bu crts.
Puerto Rican Vans a. 8 80 s. so r,
So; Maryland Goldens hu hsk's q
No 81 25: New Jersey bu hampers
U. No. JERSEYS S23Sd so
srRAWBFRRIEs- FLORIDA per ptn, soc
ThNGFRfNt.S IS hu boxes comb
grade l20-2fssi So iOT
TOMATOES ION repacks. StTsY2 ,
hothouses- s-lh. bskts.. ohio med 81 50
RurABAGAs - Canada so.io. sacks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
MISC Sets
Students
" Fund
Times stan correspondent

EAST LANSING, Dec. 1.-THE
Spartan Victory Loan fund was
today by Michigan
state College students TO provide
financial and 20 students who re-
turn 10 school after the war.
The source of the fund viii be
college parties from which go per
cent Of all profits Will be donated.
All students attending such parties
also viii contribute 10 cents which
viii be used 10 purchase war bonds.
The fund viii be administered
by The faCuItN committee on loans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Zines Financial Editor

Did you know that a Detroit
banker was one of the first men
in the country 10 utilize nation
WIDE consumer advertising 10
sell durable goods?
II was back in 1856 when
Eugene LOWS now president of
the Industrial National Bank =
interested himself in an mean
dcSccn, gasoline lamp company.
Just a young fellow. Lewis
was full Of IDEAS and felt that
there must be better
way Of advertising the pro-
duct han IN hardware Jour
mails hitherto the companyS
only ad medium.
He drcw1lp a campaign which
included the leading magazines
OF the day the Post, Golfers,
Literary Digest, the Scientific
American and called in George
Battcn, who was later TO head
one of the biggest adj firms, TO
handle IT,
When he tried 10 sell the cam
paign. which was to cost S20. 900.
10 his company officials. they
ridiculed the idea There was no
sense in selling the consumer
when il was the hardware dealer
that placed the orders. they told
him
However, he finally put it
over.
Within a few short months.
they had 10 expand the plant
and later got inquiries from all
over the world
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Bed Weion+ Loadino

Among other ills plaguing
truck owners now is bad weight
distribution Of loads due 10 in
experienced help. One service
representative stated that fleet
owners were forced TO go 10
flop houses" 10 pick up leaders
and these would only work until
They had enough 10 60 on Sprecs.
Truckers are trying to show
their inexperienced leaders the
proper distribution. Eastern
truckers have even hired super
VlSorS TO check loads in transit
and rcarrangea them TO get the
best distribution
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
esOOaIfeIIOWS
Drayton Plains Mems Club
10 Sell Times Special

PONTIAC, Dec. II Drayton
Plains Men, Club VIII hold It,
annual newspaper sale tomorrow
a special edition of The Detroit
Times being printed for The pur-
pose for tho twelfth consecutive
year
Waterford Checker and Che>,
club members. who have made
annual sale OF Times special
Christmas edition one of their
ior projects. VIII conduct their
sale with the aid OF the women :
Saturday December 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Wounds Fatal 10 Worker

BATTLE CREEK. Dec II. ID
Earl Warren 2l-ycar-old defense
plant worker died yesterday Of
wounds suffered Sunday when he
accidentally shot himself while
hunting Nine tranSfuSionS by
relatives and co-workers failed to
overcome Tho loss OF blood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11

unable 20 operate tho bomb sight
Then the dust cleared We were
right on the target. ] pressed the
bomb release three times and
pulled up.
! was certain We had scored a
hit Tho hit was established fairly
definitely Immediately afterward.
HICKS GETS ONE
For n moment I felt clatcd.
Ehen I realized We were in a
tough spot. | saw a Zero swing
lnC in 10 attack from the port
side I kicked the plane into a
turn Hicks shouted:
II got him"
Crrcllng and still losing altitude.
| swept past the destroyer directly
ahead OF the cruiser. trying to
make m my mind what 10 bomb
noNt The destroyer fired broad
side At Us. but missed.
We were only 500 yards from
the cruiser when my gunner began
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Farmers Msr,;.t

FRUITS App'-s. Balcwins .u. I 81,
i.2s On Delicious. fancy .g'.ro bu. 30.
- 225 5u 10. Slto9l75 No. ..
49, - Green. ms. talc,. $40 bu. No
soc ;, Sl.25. Northern Snva fancy 50 50
gu. No l. 81 So . No ? 75-r 81:
X" %, t5c' Jonaih-ns. fancy. 50 bu.:
Red iancy 81 bu.< No. l. 81 2isfi. IS
LEITtCE AND SALAD GREENS
10 ? SOC Entve fancy. s. 20 bu':
VEGETABLE GREENS c9nsrds Ma
X - e. 30 hu; 40. 2, 81. spanish,
j, VEGETABLES. MISCELLANEOUS -
~ -. topped. fancy - IS f.. Nr -1e
- 60. Broccoli 80 s. 508
~ Cahhace. 80 Soc r bu 81 :.
20 q ,5c Red cgbba-e. Eo cuc.,si a5
hu Carrots. No T. rs a.c 80 bcbe ;
q S1Ir 1s'., '9Fped. fsqcy $500 ru No ;.
so'-s. TO- doz h-hs 80 g. So soc ~ =
- j.c Celery, N.rH.rtr zGusres
isncy - IS. No. L. SOL Boz Celc-y root.
81 So bn. ceIer, c4bb-re No ;.
80 15c fnz Hurss-af.er fror, a b,,
30 J. $50 Korfr %. S 80 10
ne. Onions. try frc SI-1 09-io.
Curly parsley A., 81 rr. ., her.
70 s. SD i0o-b srct 81 \
go 30 Pumpkins $50 rra e. ~
hchs black raa.ser So sv bs Rgfs.
aarHs. 40 = nc rSi bu sg-,sb D.-
Icious So SIPS rs pu No =
y, ge Table 9uecn. ~ ST. 30 bu.:
10 2. 5jr Tomatoes hItHrlsr No 4
- - s.in basis Turr.Ys t...ef 80 T.
= '" nA 80 2 - vegetable Dysters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Joined Timken

Just after the turn OF the
century. young Lewis Joined the
Timken Roller Bearing Com
pany Of Canton. O.
As salesman for the now and
radical 'tapcred roller bearing
he graced the doorstep of prac-
tlcally every pioneer in the auto
industry Many complained that
the thrust against the taper
would cause II 10 bind on the
turns so al Lewis suggestion an
exhibit was arranged at the
New York auto show Of a
heavily loaded model axle on a
little turntable. The auto men
could turn the axle and see for
themselves that II would run
free.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Freight Loadinas
Climb 1908 Cars

w a s HIN TON. Dec. Ii
LoadingS of revenue freight during
the week ended December ; to-
tailed 1882 cars. an increase of
l6,OSS cars over the previous week.
a decrease OF Il, 75i cars from the
Ike week year ago and an in
crease Of 21.1OS over the 1910
period, according to reports 10 the
Association OF American Railroads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Sloan a Rival

Lewis recalled that As he
made his calls with tho flannel
wrapped tapcred bearing rest
ing in his hip pocket, he often
noticed a young, tall fellow next
10 him A rival salesman from
the Hyatt company.
That young fellow was Alfred
T. Sloan Jr. who later made a
modest success in the auto bust
ness with G.. NJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Cry Sale Set

PONTIAC Dec II. Exchange
Clubs annual sale OF the Salvation
Army paper war Cry. Will be
aided by The CIytan Club, The
sale VIII be held Saturday De-
Ccmbcr ~ Last years sale Melted
more than $1,000 for the Salvation
Army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Named I'D Counsel

George Stroh Jr, president OF
American Tap Bush Company, an
nounceS the appointment Of Liv-
Observation-Disclosures advertising
agency, as their counsel. The COM
pany Is manufacturer of beer
dispensing equipment and Access
series.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Average Flight Gains

NEW YORK. Dec. 11-Duc 20
wartime traffic. military and civil
IAN average flight on United AIR
Lines has risen 10 7l6 miles In
contrast to-5iS miles a year ago.
This Is The highest average flight
m thcrorpany'S history.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Youth Convicted in Theft

PONTIAC. Dec II Theft Of a
motor scooter may bring Robert
Tire L. of SIS South Saginaw
street a prison term for grand
larceny \ jury convicted him IN
Judge Frank l. Doty'S court. He
VIII be sentenced Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Continental Baking Company

has declared an initial dividend Of
30 cents on tho new no par COM
mon. payable January q 10 hold
crS of record January 8. Regular
quarterly dividend of 50 was also
declared on the preferred. payable
January ] 10 holders OF record
December is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
At Saginaw Theaters

TEMPLE TIE Forest Rangers
FRANKLIN The FiNrE r Gcrr
WOi VERNE WINS ~ the EsCIe
.rd Atlantic Convoy
MECCA Pacific Rendezvous
DANIEL 'HNbiiiN BH'zrre.- and
Lady GsrEstcr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Detroit Poultry

MARKET nrn Hens Pc. eghorn nsrs q
lbs and up isc cocks f5c rock suyfnse,s
&c rock broilers up fo p. 10 zoe he.
horn sprnsars 2oc her turkeys sfs ser.
'ltkeys u lbs W. go ducks shlt.. )
los, up. 72o geese zOc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
j. :. Railroads
Face Bigger
Task in 1943
Urges Shippers Extend
Equipment 500 More
TO Meet All Demands

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Dec. II
(UP)-M. J. Gormley. executive
assistant Of the Association of
American Railroads. declared to-
day that every unit Of the ma
tons Serviceablc railroad equip
ment must do a ) per cent bigger
job IN 1913 if transportation de-
mandS are 10 be met.
Gormley told the siXty-firSt
meeting Of southeast shippers adj
viSory board here the task will be
the biggest in railroad history but
predicted it can be done by load
ing cars heavier. speeding car
movements and unloading them
more quickly at destination points
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Flint Hits Raise
Rates
BY JULIUS kNIIMAN
Tmt, stan Correspondent


FLINT. Dec II parkuC lot
operators who have raised thcu
price, without conforming with
city regulations hy FIRST reporting
NO increases 20 the ctty clcrk ,
c'nca today received 'he wrath
of FlntS city commission
First Ward com mis-, fGncI
NJ .I,.,. 49, ,. -
3D.. g. ...,.,'.1 ,,.,.,., No
.....,,.I .. .-. ,-,..,.. .,. 49,,
.....,,.,.. ...,...,,,i ~, 80, so'.ll .,..,,.
,..-l.., .+. ,,t..,, a. ,.o,.--l.,,
,,,,.,.5 40, ,f Stcs m =.
.'I' '''F '''', I '' "'N'h'r pay p
W'.'' 90. lN.'' '.' ',il 'I NI''.
''al- .''- '''Hl '' N''N. I'
'r.'' -"iH ''t. operators are
iI..h Sung ''''>.'''I "I''' money mo-"
'''' .'>.'.- L'- ia' ''''''il- df
'|' reason I0' increasing rates.
~. i... 81. -
,a,,,ra.,o, 81 I1,,, -
fighters Local, affiliated with
the american Federation ~
Labor In making their de
Wand~ 10 the oitN commission,
leaders pointed ont that the
present cost ~ living - ha>"d
which are much higher than
hrrWcn'~ sala"ic>
.''.-
~ WIS
..h '"-'' 1''i-. D.
'..'....t ..I " t..'i
st..
'i"n officials was awaited here
TO-DAY on tn" reinstatement Of
din"hd = rrigrr and Marion
hu'l'r' whose suspensions TOR
PARTICIPATION IN an unauthorized
STRIKE ~ inc B'lick aluminium
FOUNDRY have been Iitcd by the
war department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11

EAST BUFFALO, y s. Dee ~ lNsi.
HOGS Rece VS.. 500 market steady
comparable weights t-igkcd-fns 81 ~5ti
o. 9in.}1p l' butchers $3.50 la IS
..H- so and $50 ghft s.Ns. below NlA
CATTLE Receipts 200 rNrkor sicR
Weak 90 - cents lower Common 20 me-
dunn southern steers and heifers tii -
- lH Cs'fcr and common COWS s. So
iu o. Gamer s. go. WeIghty sausage
bulls around SIg2S Iieh'er averages
downward Pos SO and below