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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-27

ssn oen lebten Mohen lit nit be-
ionberer 2ei6enidait Ser 2uftfampf
i'm Mittelmeer INN oie britiide Sniel
MaIta, anf Dem @eee bon Stalien
nod 9ripolis, uio INN Die italieniihe
Sniel &booos entbrannt, Die Saupt-
ftabt beg ieit bem tiirfiid)- d)-italieniiten
arieg in italienii6en @eiit iiberge-
gangenen 9o6efanes. 8eioe Snieln
baben neben ibrer itrategiiben Be-
Reut,lng in Ser @eaensuart Weltruf
banf Ser fultllreuen @ergangenbeit
unb Der gegenspdrtig nod eriitieren-
6en @unftid,dte ibrer &anptltaote /;
Die CUNT ibrer Gage bate oa5a ge-
fiibrt, 6ab Die Sobanniter iib I'M 3eit-
alter Der areuasiige auf Der Sniel
9fbobos bGuslih nieoerlieben unb,
nadoem, die 6ielelbe perloren batten,
MaIta gum Sit ibres Grbens ma6-
ten. Sotuobl Mbooos pie ga 8alette
ai.f Malta fino ihon bon Ben ssoban-
intern gu giten &dfen uno itarfen
Geitlneen ausgebaut por0en. Sm
Sabre 1865 periuhten Die Tiirten,
Malta ai nebmen, aber biesnal tua-
rem Die Sobanniter erfoIgreih uno
bermohten iid nod fat 5lpeieinbalb
Habrbunberte auf Wealta gu balten,
bis Napoleon 1898 oie Sniel eroberte
,,a6 Die Sobanniter nertrieb. Seit
Dem @iener Qongreb lit ite in brit
tiidem 4eiis llt,o bat, oanf ibrer giin-
itieen Gage i'm Centrum oes Mittel-
meers, a,ngefabr an Der Stelle, tpo
,1a9iten fonnnen, - neben @ibral.
bort europa uno sfrtta iih am
tar am gingang uno Der engliiden
4oiition in Negppten am amsgang
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-27
Gkineicft crcbcrf,
Eiitsttuat, smrMd

Gbnngfing. Gas hinelilfe Sber-
fommanSo CAB oie8iideroberuns bon
5uhotu o6er 2inbipan, Dem speit-
groBten iapaniiben Stiibpunft in ser
Eropin5 @iangii, befannt. 8isber
bat ibre Sffeniipe nidt nadgelaIlen.
sic baben mebr als Is ,pibtise 1nnf=
te in ibren gelis genomn1en unS bie
SSapaner iino iiberaI bart bebrGngt.
Ser Grfolg Ser Glbinelen lit ser In=
funft amerifanilher Bomber su5u-
ibreiben, sic aber nit 1ineInhen
Sliesern gum Cell bemannt lperoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-27
RanSelsreiienNe ferNern
tttekr 0aiclin

Waibington. Ser Sertreter ser or
ganllierten San6elsreiien6en aus Sen
lieb5ebn in ser @aiolinperiorguna
rationierten Staaten an ser atlan-
tiiden &iiite perlangten an auitGnoi-
ger slmtsltelle bier nadb gr0Beren
Rationen, Inn ibren 2ebensunterbali
nldt 81 DerlIeren. Sic erbalten iebt
Gaiolin fir 47O Meilen inn Nonat,
bebai,pten aber nah Statiltif oaB lie
bernfli6 1907 Weilen fabren miiiien
pro Monat INN ibre @eih6fte peiter
beiuhen an fonnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-27
Berlin tuiu 2lreentiniet
,afS Chile neutral boItett

Bern. Die arieeserfIGrung Bro
'lllens an Die slhie bat in Berlin ,nS
Hom cine slenoerung ibrer Iaftit
berbeigeiiibrt. 8eioe 2an6er Der.
Inhen o,,rd) Mabio nit 8eriprehun.
gen Irgentinien unb Chile su iiber.
seugen oaB Die ahie nur ibr Wobl-
mollen I'M lSfnne babe uno aIIes Der
luhe ois geeutralitdt oieier beioen
Sanoer 81 erbalten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-27
Offen(ibe bet moSkau
Toll 6efabr bot
5talingra0 abbalten
Don uebereane norowe itIdb Der Staet er,munaen
Mn6ere &riegsnadjrid)ten

~~~N oS$sSS~WWsy$ sssD$N~s~
Walbington. General WacMrtbmrs
Sauptquartier berihtet, oaB iapa-
nilde Spe5ialtrllppen an Dem iii6lih.
Iten GnOe pon Seem Guinea, tpeniger
ais 500 Weilen bon Muitralien ent.
fernt lanSeten 'Sie beabiihtigen bier
einen Jlngbafen 5u erribten, um
Damn gegen Sort Moresbp porauge-
ben. Seftise conference.-the .,nierer-
feits 5eritOrten einen TRANSPORT, feds
2anouugsId)iffe uno einen Qreuaer.
8idp. 3ie 9apalsRegierung bat
oie 8erbaftung aIer Suben i'm I'M.
beiesten Sranfreih aneeorbnet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-27
inc.Gieiera,ttett
ben Heeterni,e Hes
8etrmes aiteeelaet

Nseiparf g. S. @erif,tp0runs gum
setrug Der Hesierung BEL 4abelIie.
rerungen i'm Werte bon mebr als
$50, 100000 miro neun @eienidaften
sur Salt geleet. sic firten oie Nreiie
Dor Ginsabe an 9ieferungsauitrdge
ponleiten Der &eeierung.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-27

Sonoon. gtaf mebr als "a Stun.
Den murbe bon Dem 0lugboot, in Dem
Der Ser5og bon Sent uno II anoere
umfamen elm IA. Snlaiie in Ser
stabe oes llnfalls gef,lnoen. Gr mar
aus Dem Slueseus geidleubert NOR
oen uno i\rte perltort lumber.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
Nation S Power
Use Expands

NEW YORK, Jan. ID Electric
power production in United States
expanded more than seasonally ex-
pected in the week ended January
10 in another rebound from holl-
day decline. the report Of the Edl-
son Electric Institute disclosed
Latest output of 3,4S0.344 0OC
kilowatt hours was 5.S per cent
more than the 3,2SS,685 600 kilo-
watt hours IN the preceding week
and 15.9 per cent ahead OF 3,O02,'
asa 600 kilowatt hours in the com
parable l94l week.
Output of 3 .2Ss s6S5 600 kilowatt
hours i'm the week ended January
3 compared with 2,S45, ,727 900 ir
the like l94l week. an increase oi
'l5.6 per cent and in the week
ended December u came to 3,234,'
i12S.000 kilOwatt hours, aCainS'
Il. 757. .259O00 a year earlier, an in
IcreaSe OF 17.3 per cent.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
Buick Changes

Harlow ". CurtiCe. Buick
president and general manager.
today announced additional
changes and promotions. as we'll
as functional activities in the
Buick executive staff Incidental
10 the rapidly expanding war
production program undertaken
BY this General Motors Car di-
vision.
Effective Immediately. he said,
z VI Waenerai> appointed pro-
duCtlon manager for all plants
and all products. {. y Ohcld,
for the past nine months chief
Inspector of aircraft engine pro-
duCllon becomes chief Inspector
for all plants and products. with
tho functions ot Fred Pyper,
master mechanic, similarly eX-
tended
At the same time Ivan l..
WilcS, divisional comptroller is
gwen responsibility for all ac-
counting activities Of all Buck
plants.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
City Refunding
May Be Delayed

Sale Of SOS .o9i.5 500 Of refunding
bonds by Detroit may be post
poned for 30 days 10 conform with
a provision Of a new statute
passed by tho State Legislature at
its last ScSSiol It is a technical
matter only. and has no effect
upon the legality of the proposed
bond issue The disputed point
may bc clarified in "a or as hours,
in which case the sale Will pro-
ceed as originally planned.
The question has been raised
by the state public debt commits
sion and attorney general as 70
whether under the new, law tho
city must. before its common coun-
ell may authorize the sale OF re-
funding bonds. first advertise lis
intention 10 do so for 30 DAYS In
tho local papers. a conference Of
city officials was held yesterday
10 discuss tho point and try 10
reconcile the intent OF the law and
its actual provision. preparatory
to arranging with the public debt
commission 70 ratify authorization
by the common council.
Whatever the decision al later
meetings today and tomorrow. the
proposal Will be taken before the
common council Friday either as a
request for authorization Of the
sale as originally planned. or for
authorization 10 advertise the
councils intention 10 authorize"
in the local papers for 80 days.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
Auto Z
Graphs
Don't Put Battery
Away for Future
Expert Advises
BY SILER FREEMAN

Have you purchased a battery
to salt away for future use in
the emergency? You may as
well either sell il back or start
using it right away if you want
it TO last, says Howard II. Sui
llns. battery merchandising man.
ager for United Motors. If you
don't, you will have to charge it
every 80 days.
"Some few persons, without
thinking the problem through,
have purchased batteries for
future use and have stored them
I'm Easements or garages" said
SulllnS. But they will find 10
their sorrow. later, that while
the battery has not vanished
physically, Its utility has.
THE reason "A battery cannot
he stored away Is that Ii must
be fully charged at all times.
A battery left in an imperative
condition deteriorates and be-
comes discharged. II becomes
sulphated merely through stand
ing idle.
Therefore. unless you have
charging facilities, II IL not only
useless 10 store a new battery
away-it IL a positive waste Of
money-because II left long
enough both the materials In the
battery and the cost are wasted.
The battery becomes useless.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
ROCKIES GET BREAK

The Rocky Mountain area is OK
pected 10 show the greatest gain
IN lead production. officials said,
and increases in zinc output should
come from nearly all producing
districts.
The entire production Of any
company which did not produce
any copper, zinc or lead in l94l
will be regarded as premium out
put except in few exceptional
cases where special quotas viii be
established.
No change was made in the cell
ing price Of So cents a pound in
ST. Louis for zinc or IN the u
cent a pound ceiling price for
copper.
Meanwhile private industry
pooled patents and technical skill
10 answer the government de-
mandS that the synthetic rubber
output he stepped up in Is months
10 a rate Of 100000 tons a year
equal 10 about half Of the total do
mcStiC consumption in l941.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14

Returning from lunch Yesterday.
many A Detroiter had difficulty dl-
EestinC his meal. II was election
day not at the polls but IN the
banks Of the Detroit Stock EX-
change
OF course. il was all secret
However. YOU can't tell me that
they don't have an mixing because
as the meetings dragged on and
thcv wondered whether that pro-
motion had been approved or not
many face turned shades paler
and many check was flushed AS
directors finally filed out OF the
meeting rooms.
Bur all In all il was a good dTa
and The promotions came throuN
on schedule And they were COON
-pInmotionS too The fellows de-
served them and worked hard for
them. That made II better
WcTl start off with the Detroit
stock Exchange where a new
president was named
Certainly. few Dctroltors have
taken ever a tougher Job than that
faced by my good friend Andrew
G. Reid III call HIM Andy because
otherwise he might not recognize
his own name.
The exchange is going through
lean days Bat Of one thing I'm
sure Il any one can bring ~ bach
20 broApcfouS umeS Andy can.
md he, has some good help in
'hc new vice president, Hal II
Smith Jr. and treasurer Sidney l.
FcrisS
ADDED governors were Milton a
N8rIcy and Charles A. PARCELS
! over al the National Bank oi
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14

hrrLEs-. Mcintosh, fancy. 50 bu. No
$3.50 - hp No 75e bu North-
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medium 81 ig ,o snsN 49,.
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ssrs &a ). N1Ito.t4 SO ?
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Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
Experiments FaIter

In time il became evident
that New Deal policies and
panaceaS were failing TO restore
the nation economic health.
Experiment after experiment
costing taxpayers unprecedented
billions. proved Intellectual.
tlRcOnSClonable unemployment
continued. Uncertainty caused
Capital-ralsing 10 dry up ab-
normally. Americas character
iStic spirit of courage, daring,
pioneering. sank. The market
value Of stocks owned by some
Is 100000 men, women, lnStl-
tutionS and OF her investors
shriveled billions. The govern
ment deSigncdly depressed tho
wages ob,ainable on savings 10
levels which discouraged fur
ther saving
Finally. faith in the ability Of
the New Dealers 10 set the
country soundly upon its feet
began 10 wane. Sufferers from
the bad times. from the per-
sistent attacks on employment
glvers. in increasing numbers
became conscious that poltical
mud-Slinging contained d no
nouriShmCnt.
Their ears 10 the ground
those at the top in Washington
toned down their blaCkeninG OF
business. They dlsclalmcd they
were animated by ulterior mo-
tiyeS. by desire 70 arrogaie
unparalleled power 70 them
selves by anything saNorlng OF
collectivism. totalitaraniSm
The number Of votes cast foi
the Republican candidate IN l94(
revealed tho mounting doubts
that the New Deal could restore
good times. ConCedcdly. Mr.
Roosevelt was helped. votewlSe
by the European war and by
the danger that We would be
come ved-deSpite all short
Of war promises and protcSta'
tionS.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
MANY TechnoIoqiea| Problems Will Arise

In process chronological problems will nevi
the hulS
from shpWays rapidly than motive power IS avail
question Shall the hulS
be built rapidly possible and mooed on nearby
slowed down with
production of power?
Obviously possible production Of motive should
keep all assembled items
complicated product balance perfection In peace
automobiles, showed high
Of industrial keeping inventories of parts AID
balanced that the assembly lines
able w without interruption.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
On the Business Front

won't seem the same without him.
But, he'd he tho first 10 tell you
that another swell fellow is taking
over newly elected vice president
Arnold D. Freydl.
Then there was another promo
tion that we cnthuSed over. II was
the naming Of vice president Lee
Heaphy- great guy on a goli
course and in a bank.
Oh. they were all good John r
Walsh moved up a notch 10 vicC
president. Charles p. BeSancon and
George Zimmerman are now as
>iStant vice presidents. Leroy W
Howard. John W. NatSon, William
y. Wiscman and Ray y. Younl
were promoted 10 assistant cash
lierS.
In the trust department, George
F. Parker Jr. and Henry 7 Bod,
man Jr became vice presidents
and assistant trust officers and w
Bruce Krag and Ralph c WhltScit
Jr. were named assistant trust Of
fccrS.
And AZ tho Industrial National
Bank. orr old friend Harry a
Poole was named as assistant
ICaShlcr
( Jan1qS =. Bcattio moved up tC
hlU-ncdEgd vice president anC
Albert ~ Werner was elected as.
siStant vice president
Too the bank created the pos
of official public relations coun
sci and yoH guessed II Robcr'
VI Bert" MciSelI1aS named
nkc-tha1- -hrcauzc il kind of digni
hes us fellows who have our deal
Ings with Bert.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
Edison Output
Continues High

Total consumption Of Detroit
Edison Company power for the
week ended January 10 was 90
76S 900 kllowatt hours. a gain Of
67 per cent over tho S. O9l 600
kllowatt hours OF the correspond
ing week OF 1911 and a gain Of IL ;
per cent over the previous week :
total OF ST. 367 600 kilowalt hours
Industrial use last week to'aled
40 $4,000 kIlowatt hours a gain Of
IA per cent over the i026i 600
kiloWatt hours Of the correspond
me week Of 1871 and an increase
OF 1913 per cent over tho previous
weeks total OF "a $4,000 kiloWatt
hours.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
Check II Twice a Month

Battery dealers must charge
even their new batteries once
every 80 days. just as new car
dealers must charge the new
batteries in their new cars every
80 days. when such cars remain
on their showroom floors or In
warehouses for any considerable
length Of time.
a car owner. in order 10 as-
sure himself maximum service
from his battery should have his
service station check II twice a
month and should he sure that
his generator charging rate IL
correct"
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
Forbes
Business Exhorted
To Do Job We'll,
Avert Interference
BY r. d. FORBES

What De- the most Important
economic problem ahead Of
Ar'cntsa industry
Win, cA(mr has cpea'ode
discussed lrS.c expressed u
one sentence by EuH ScHra0I
president % The Ncv York. Stock
Exchange
Increased governmental CON
trol Of buSines, can he avoided
II husinc>, does it, own job 80
well that the public will not
tolerate future interference.
The writer has Ions expressed
the CONNECTION tha' the prsserHa.
tior @, our free enterprise s>s-
tcm dependent upon 'hc
measure ot success l05. n.y.
business finance achieve IN win
Ming The confidence of Tho
American people
Following the 1929 collapse
tho udc Of public sentiment
started gong strongly against
our men Of affairs. So many
millions. NOT only OF spectators
bu' Of other citizens who took
no part III The Wall Street jam
boree. suffered hardShlpS that
they were more than willing TO
lend a sympathetic ear 20 poNu-
cal dcnunciator>. The latter
seized fall advantage of the
opportunity thus presented 70
hatch all kinds of anu-husinoSS
legislation. No epithct was con-
sidercd too VtrIoiic 10 hurl at
the heads of economic royal
lists no Jaws directed against
business were considered too
drastic. too onc-Sjdcd.
That such conduct was popu-
lar was attcSted by The over
whelmng recollection Of The
author and applicr OF the New
Deal Franklin y. Roosevelt for
a second term =.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
Concentrates on Items Most Needed

should be guided by high command
is formulating defensive and
strategy choose between longerm products uon
lake build lighter
available for immediate requirements
functional approach VIII industry IN KHAKI a
better opportunity attune production 10 demand
viii enable factories put first things first and to con-
items most needed
When command conference with associated ma
tons fully strategy and specifies the tools needed
a schedule then the and navy munitions
OPM relate these needs 10 the
specialized industry, the one hand
and small general purpose plants on the
type specific thinking will the
will enable the United States to mobilize
n rrOjlC
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
Detroit S Banks
List 1O5 Million
M
Gain in Deposits
Earnings Picture
Is Spotty Because
Of Higher Expenses

Despite fhc change from p peace
90 70 wartime economy Detroit s
>cvcr commercial and savings
banks showed an increase of
Sl05 So 30 IN deposits during
l93l 70 bring the ycar-end total
to 81 -30964. 10
Whlc The rate Of accclcraton
r deposits slowed considerably in
,bc latter months As the impact
az Tho Defense Bond sales became
felt 10 is interesting 90 note that
'ho banks themselves were fhc
largest sellers Of the victory
paper.
The banks earnings picture is
more spotted with some showing
increases and others decreases due
20 heavier costs and taxes In
creased business volume counter
acted the reductions in some
cases
In several Instances, bank prcNi-
dents called specific attention 10
wartime complications and
warned stockholders that dlyi-
dends and earnings must bo held
subsidiary 10 service 10 the ma
ton al time like this.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
Impression Gained From Presidents Messages

on other hand We not forget that military plans
call by armed forces and that when
e they will shoot wear out and lose vast quantities
rubber chemicals and other goods Thus we have 10
daYS when the army
and navy will few hours what takes many days
produce
only which there shortage in copper
and
Naturally, chief point Of interest last week lay in the
Presidents The general be gained from
these : follows
The war likely last lca. three years.
II will be prosecuted with great 10 victory
These facts extraordinarily great volume OF war
production which VIII about half labor and money
incomes and greater dislocaon than anticipated
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
NATIONAL BANK Up

Tho National Bank of Detroit
reported deposits of S636 S75 ,000
for gam of about $1,000 600
Earnings amounted 20 267S. 755
or s. IS a share As against 81
6O6 SOS or S26l a share year
ago
The Detroit Bank reported an
increase Of Sll .O56>453 in deposits
10 SOD 57S.SO5 and shows a net
profit Of S1lSS,793 equal after
preferred dividend requirements
10 Slo04 a share, aS against ST.
0I3.522 or $S67 year ago.
Stockholders of The Detroit
Bank ratified a proposal 10 pay q
; per cent dividend in common
stock, payable February ID, &c
holders Of record January 81. The
dividend amounts 10 5.400 shares
OF $50 par common stock and will
increase outstanding common tC
10000 shares.
The Manufacturers National
Bank Of Detroit showed increased
deposits Of roughly S25 100000 tC
bring the total to S20l5737lS.
It's earnings, after setting aside
n substantial sum for newly in
. Stltutcd pension plan. amounted t
/ S519, S45. equal 10 $3.50 share
as against 81 OIL 81, equal TO 81
: a share a year ago.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
Sd Line Of Defense

Resolved. that We. the Dodge
Dealer Association Of NetropoIl-
tan Detroit, will hencrforth con-
slider ourselves, and urge our
customers. our friends and the,
public generally to conside n
Themselves, along with us. An
active third line OF defense,
working TO conserve and make
the most saving use of commodi-
ties vital 10 the defense of our
country"
The above resolution was
passed al n meeting OF the
Dodge Dealer Association. whose
membership thus takes a mill
tant attitude in supporting the
country'S dcfcn>eS. The Dodge
merchants made tho point that
while tho United States army
and navy are aiming the ma
tlon'S man power for tho first
line OF defense. and while the
industries. especially the motor
car industry. constitute the Sec
ond line Of defense IN producing
defense tools and supplies. there
must be p potential third line Of
defense whose vital and willing
task is the conservation Of key
commodities.
"In the case Of automobiles"
a spokesman Of the dealers said,
"the third line defense duty
means that many motorists who
In normal times would exchange
the cars they have for latest
models, will try To maintain
their present transportation in
continuous mechanical eff
cheney, to the end that more sup
plies and materials become
available for the production Of
the instruments of war. Our
civilian economy must he kept
In good running order"
Uny a Rnp,har
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
MARKETS
DETROIT aas ssTfMES
Lewis Haney
Lewis HaneY
Heavy Industries
Hold at Peak Levels

any thing business activity gained little last week though
held back abnornay winter weather There are
naturally "docatons OF the war These are
usually shape materials and labor unenl
polment In industrial areas seems probable mat IN
December there a loss factory employment
be noted that industries continue to mann
peak levels expand of these the activity in
producing and for the Allied armies and naveS
very In this respect the OF the past week was
the expansion in the shoe industry
while employment ceased 10 rise rolls seem 10
maintained Probably there has been little any reaction IN
ma an-h
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
Axton-Fisher Plans
Republication

LOUISVILLE, Jan. Il - Al
though officials of AXton-Fisher
Tobacco Company were not ready
TO discuss details. it was indicated
today that plans are being COM
pleted whereby the company
shortly will offer a recapitalization
program that would take care OF
accumulated dividends on both the
prefCrred and a shares.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
-Buy a BOmber-
Silk Stockings Due
10 Disappear Soon

NEW YORK. Jan II GNS). 49,
Those silk stockings which be-
came scarce as well as more
expensive last August are going
to disappear entirely and soon
You can take the word Of Earl
Constantine, president Of the Ma
tioual Association Of Hosiery
Manufacturers. for IT,
Constantine told the national
retail dry goods convention today
that supplies Of silk yarn soon
Mould be exhausted.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
Amer. Air|ines
Traffic at Peak

CHICAGO. Jan. 14-With A IS
per cent increase in passenger
traffic last year American Air.
lines, Inc, became the first ali
transport company in the WORLD
to carry 100000 or more pasSen.
gers in any one calendar year.
A report on passenger traffic
issued by Charles a. RhcinStrom
vice president in charge Of traffic
showed that in l94l American Air.
lines carried 1202,Sl6 revenue
passengers against $40 $50 in 1910