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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Stocks, Bonds
Uneven at Start

NEW YORK. July % (UP).--
Stocks and bonds were irregular
in quiet opening dealings today
Cotton futures were 2 points
higher to 4 points lower.
General Motors, which reported
second quarter net profit at 81
cents a share, compared with ~
cents in the first 1912 quarter and
with Sis a share in the 1871
period opened unchanged at SO.
Nash Kelvinator appeared in a
block Of 800 shares at 5ls, I'M
changed.
Rails continued 10 meet support.
Union Pacific at 715s, Chesapeake
and Ohio NJ 81 "a and Southern
Pacific az 1919 were UP X point.
Santa Re common opened UNI
changed at 42's. while it's pre-
ierred rose "a to 65ia Common
wealth and Southern opened $500
shares at $40. unchanged, in a
duh utility section.
Phillips Petroleum and Standard
on of Indiana moved up "a point
each bat Standard 'of New Jersey
eased ?, TO 3s'i Du Pont slipped
down "a 10 116h in a quiet sec
ton, American Telephone opened
at 1852 Off "a.
Faiardo Sugar dropped n point
to 20 and Hershey preferred lost
- points to 80. Steels were quiet.
L. S. steel opened al rs. off 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
NO JOINT RETURNS

The committee. however. voted
not 10 include a sweeping manda-
tory Joint returns provision IN the
present bill. This provision. oN-
cluded from the House bill, al
though il was recommended by the
treasury, would have made hus-
band and wife pool their in
comes and pay federal income
taxes at higher tax rate.
The mandatory Joint return pro-
posal and the removal of the COM
uunity property feature. would
have yielded $3.50 600 900 annually
IN revenues.
The committee also decided not
to attempt 20 tax the incomes
from outstanding bond issues OF
states and municipalities,
Secretary OF the Treasury Nor
gonthau. In appearances before
both the House and. Senate. urged
that this exemption be removed.
because he stated that The tax
exempt feature was being used by
wealthy individuals TO avoid pay
ment OF federal taxes on large in
comes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28

year OF 1929 During tho 13-yoar
intervening period however, there
were about 100000 added 10 the
list Of employable workers.
on THE WEEKEND BOAT
10 Buffalo. | learned that 4 Fern
dale defense manufactures n. a.
Woodwork contracted with tho
n. e {. 10 send the dozen most
efficient girl workers on The cruise
each week for the duration of the
season.
Art Glostcr. Woodwork public
relations man. told me that results
Aape- mare than Justified the -ex-
pcnSc which will run into several
thousand dollars. After the first
group returned TO toll Of thch eS-
pcrienCes az Niagara Falls there
was n pcrcrptihle pickup IN pro-
ductlun ~ tho rest uf the girls
We'd for a position in the top II.
Art. who chapcroncd tho girls
added that he likes the trips too
but objects sirennmisly 10 Every
one calling him Mother D GloStcr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
dsNa Nets
Sic Share
I'm Quarter

NEW YORK. July IS Dcclar.
ing that II is necessary for stock.
holders 10 cicw earnings. state.
.mcnts during the war emergency
in n somewhat different light than
has been their custom. Alfred =.
Sloan, Jr.. chairman of General
Motors Corporation. reported that
net profit Of the corporation in the
second quarter of this year drop
ped 10 S2i6l3.21S. equal to 81
cents a share on the outstanding
common stock. from 1919 SOS,
or Sl.lS "A mormon share. in the
corresponding period of last year.
This brought earnings for the
first half of tho year, after deduct
ing all reserve provisions. 10 SAT,
S43.209, equal after preferred divi-
dcnds 20 90 cents a common share,
compared with Sl1S,177,9 05. equal
TO 81 81 in the corresponding
period Of 1912. Discussing the
various factors affecting earnings.
Sloan put in first plare Tho in
crease I'm taxation 10 provide the
means hy which the war effort is
10 be financed. In addition. rr-
StriCtivc policies designed 10 avoid
imitation have 10 bc adopted and
" is also essential. be stated. TO
establish reserves TO protect the
corporation against The unusual
uncertainties now prevailing.
However" tho General Mo
tors chairman reported "in view
Of the high taN rates prevailing,
the effect on profits Of the
establishment of reserves may
he maRnlfied In those eases
where such reserves are not de-
ductible for tax purposes from
earnings until losses, against
which the reserves are provided.
are actually realized"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Egypt S|ashes
Cotton Acreage

WASHINGTON. July 2s.-1n n
move generally understood to re-
fleet substantial world cotton sur
plus now on hand, Egypt has
slashed IFS 1912 cotton acreage
approximately SO per cent. the de-
partment of agriculture reported.
According TO estimates made
recently by Egyptian Ministry
Of Agriculture. cotton acreage
planted this year totals only 729,-
900 acres. against LOS 600 acres
IN 1871, the department said.
In taking this action Egypt
becomes one of the few cotton
producing countries 10 reduce pro-
now understood 70 be the
lowest acreage in 80 years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28

Likewise during the abnormal period the theorists
have worried endesy about the socaled naonar gtphc
spendabe the of workers farmers and
others the availability civilian goods Such critics assumed
that the public would be of the dangers and would rush
to bid up the prices Of goods lrreSponSby-
What has happened?
The evidence perfectly clear wide
spread indications that the public having experienced the hazards
Of depression Used of their than expected
build The
the small organizations told
that the the highly paid industrial worker
converting his into silk shirts but instead
getting hiruseif Of debt
Likewise Business Week observes that public savings have
exceeded expectations and public spending for goods has been less
than anticipated.
In giving the explanation. the publication says:
"The tDi1 volume unduly
lnfatedbecsuse their
while they the having
had little long they he paying oil old debts fast and
patriotic putting
into bonds ordinarily feel able TO do"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Farmers Market

FRUITS Apples Duchess No J. fiy5
p 20 hu No 2, 81 yellow Trsnfpefrrts.
cnsfrie. sweet No t5ag % isq'.
crate. sour so T. 81 75H3 Is ut crate.
Cutfsnte M I, 81 5nuh 2t-qi. crate.
Goosghsrries Ne 81 , 2',g' car car.
80 l. 50 ha7 No. 2, So. Rasphrrrisr:
Red 30 S7f7.5a 2i-qi ctatey Ne. 2
se Biackbefries No l. s4Itho 2t-qt.
IETTUCE Ann EALAA GREENS
Head lettuce Fsncy - buy No J. 81 Is
f1.Tf 80 2, 100 Isl Leaf lettuce: M.
. top Hle hn Homa'ne No l. 'o9sec
> soc Eudve! No. /. 75cgl IS bu,
Vf8FTARtE oRtrvs couaras r.
spieatn. SO 7 pgcr 81 ~ hu 80 2 o..
nt No. z. 81 hothouse No. i ~ IS
H8 IAN BASKET ro 2 81 10 Turnps.
NO. :. h0a75 dor. hehs .tarck ~ -
VEGETABIEs MIS- CET.LANEUt'E -.
Asparagus 80 J, sec g t25 dor. nehs
NJ ?, 50n75c.. Roman beans. No. I.
/ 25 No . Tsc' 20 sreen beans No.
] IS ag0c bu 80. 2 soc, Round green
beans $50 ~ - bu No z Tar.
,i Iet,so w5o5.r s,,,.. . H. 80 ,, b. NJ ~
beefe. So T. 81 SOC do, bths hse4
,oped SO. Tac9xi - bu Broc6l
SID r. k2r2 ~ IN Cabbage 80 1870
B5r bn red cabbage. No sjcfatt
80 curiy esbhage. 80. sf81.gb III
afrois Topped so. T. 81 2AH1 "a Sol
$50 2 81 tatrn's No ~ d soc dtt
hehs CsalirUwef No l. 81 1901 - ba.
SO. ? Slai % celery. Fancy. soc eft
hchE no 31G t5c M p iaG2tf
celery cabbage 40. J. tt75 bu 40 z.
Sf25 Sweet corn SO I s5cGSl i-dtz.
sack. 40 .. son &c Curumhere. Fancy,
a. bu No. z. S3D3 30 hu. Dil. 400 800
doa hchs
Eesrieut peek basket 30 81 Kohl
40 !. stu ~ dor hrhs Onions. Dry,
1oc JO-lh sack green No T. fOff soc dek
bchs. curly parsley So i1u anc 1ot.
,chs PARSLEY root. 80 4u45Oc dSl.
hchs. Peas M o. b01 3 ma. reprefsl
Hot, No D. i0H soc peck basket sweet.
No ! go zoe rech hashrt p0talpes Ne.
!. 81 80 20 so pa. 40. e. 20 sic. Rad
shes Red, fanty Toe dpf bths Nn 4,
'bt0 1r M. y soc long white NJ. 1,
~ Csc doz hobs Hutahsras 80 l.
= % bu summer suuasb No / SOP
i3e 3 bu squash Table queen No. |,
LIS p, hu. italian squash No l. -
q 50 pecH BASKET 80 2 Tse "A
iarkct Tomatoes Outdoor No 81
- No 2 81 if-h basket hsihArTr.
Vo I, 50 1513 1i.ih basket No q si 81
rurnips No I 5n1 Tor dgI bchs fancy,
~ % tu. turnips tHBunf 80 IscTfgf
EGGs-Latge. az 500 10 5o.doz. case;
medium sitaiitu
POULTRY Live hens Heav, breeds ~
= aA--4---- t-=+-----'- = --r. uTBtiEfk
iesyy. Tsd 3ic lethorhs' ~ ageS N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Examines Public Actions in Depression and War

Let's these reference the behavior
the American public depression and later
Prior alarm confidently
that the nsament sales credit would collapse
during the first major pediod of unemployment.
This view predicted the opinion that the
incapable Of taking of hmsefa thoroughly
cynical attitude.
But the shows that the in face
depression conditions quickly adjusted himself
the situation showed great orbearance making
buying commitments.
Accordingly the we'll managed instament credit enterprises
weathered financial predicted
There valve of safety the capacity OF the
plain citizen TO exercise self discipline.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
NaiSuScsI.
bit Red Cross Shoes Use
OF The Name

WASHINGTON, July 20 (UP).
The Federal Trade Commission
today charged the Red Cross Shoe
Company Of Cincinnati with mis-
use of the American National Red
Cross name and emblem for com
mercial purposes in the sale and
distribution of shoes.
The commission issued n com
plant alleging that the company'S
use of The Rcd Cross name and
Cmblom In various forms of adver-
Using constitutes violation Of pub
he law and of the Federal Trade
Commission Act.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
VIII WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor

like TO sell. Prices range from AZ
cents 10 Si97 yard.
Looking for help in the matter.
The auto industry sent samples
and details 20 the textile and ap-
parcl branch of tho WpB and If
you're Interested that's the place
TO inquire.
WIPE officials refuse 10 even
hazard "a guess M 10 what tho
different motor car makers would
consider n far offer but bids will
likely he passed along. WPB cX-
pcr1S fgurr that any REDUCING or
rclnlAhlng necessary wouldn't east
over 10 cents yard NJ the out
side SO figure that M. too.
NTSO on 1ltE.LIST OF hardly
hcI6vahlcs is Tho fact that there
Vcic $4,000 unemployed in the
UntCs States in MAY of this year
Anf e yuu are interested in
statistics on this score there were
1897 600 employed or abou, A..
600 900 more than in the boom
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Auto
Graphs
New BIindfoId Test
Teaches Soldiers TO
Repair Guns in Dark
BY SILER FREEMAN

So you think the blindfold
test is for cigarets only. Then
take tour around the Oldsmo-
bile plant in Lansing.
In half dozen classrooms
you Will sec Khaki uniformed
soldiers. in mechanics smocks,
with thick pads covering their
eyes, taking a blindfold test. 1t
will not be for cigarets, how
ever.
These soldiers are being tested
on something much grimmer,
rapid-fire guns. They disassem-
bic. then assemble the wicked
little contraptions that spit
fire at Axis enemies from planes
and tanks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
BUSINESS
M Rukeyser
Sr-NukeYSEr-
Average American
is Good Economist

Much of the new" based the cynical illusion
that the the S a
IL the economic planners will dispassonaey look at the
record think that they will find much evidence TO the contrary
II should be self 3500000O
wives have done better keeping family expenditures within
family receipts than have the cusodans OF the finances OF the
government.
very able industrlalst in discussing this situation with
remarked that he thought that American pretty
good economist but ne added yy that ne would make
ton OF the professional theoretical economists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Food Price Index
Resumes Up-Trend

WASHINGTON. July IS Cen
eral level of wholesale commodity
prices moved upward last week
led by rise in food prices. The
weekly index of The National Fer
tilizer Association stood at 129 g
per cent Of the 1859 average.
against 1893 in the previous week,
l27.l a month ago and 1880 a
year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
MARKETS
Lewis HaaeY
7
Asks Heavy Taxes
On War-BOOSf Wage
Il EImonlc ~. roader -:

You that the must taxes. How
this he when budget low income family here S72
n month"
Answer and assumptions entirely
II I said poor should
Thai which line arguments
OF most radicals l SAID O such thing
What that the has brought huge increase in
factory pay rolls wages
should bc taxed help The his There has
increase in wages and these constitute large
az he national
Nobody proposes the family OF four
which than ST. month. sales should
exempt me bare necessities Of life.
Bat laborclS who get SD a week?
May add that budget shows that something wrong
You only Sl food
- for fares 10 work That
Your 81 for soap 81 for light s.
much.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Washinaton Has Corner on Boob Market

conclusions drawn must be tentative Tor swallow
doesn't make Nevertheless there reason Tor
denCe ability show
his enlightened In view OF this, might be
boobs really INSTEAD of being
perhaps the real boobs the bright
Washington who have not yet learned the facts OF life
postscript should be pointed that the fancy theories
bureaucra plus unprecedented federal deficits In and
increasingly difficult for the prudent individual
protect himself and his family against LIES Ncissitudes
nevertheless least provides tho
facilities himself his
judgment hand egmcncd economy vctnzes
mistakes made by bureauchls in high places
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Detroit Produce

APPLES Pu BASKET L. s No I rpi
aware Williams Reds "a inch. ~ % Wes
gan Ttanspatents ~ inch. 81 50
CANTALOtPEs Salmon meats. Arizona
Phoenix District, Jumbo 27S. - 50a 2b.
36s, 81 80 California Jumbo 27s, So 36s
$50 ~ 3. -. 43s S5.75H6.
CARROTS California Los AngeIes
crates 6-doz bunchs 81 jOaiT5
CHERRi Nurwest l5.lb, ues Kings
and Laubefs s3H325.
GRAPES C a 3 furnia display Tugs
Thompson seedless hne quality 50; gen.
Grady good quality, e. Red Msaeas, tine
quality, s52h
HoNEYDEws California jumbo and
standatd crates 81 pn
LETTUCE California Standardization
viNe disitit Los Angeles crates iceberg
iype. 5-dof., s5.5opof5; 4do7, si75q
Onions 5olb. sacks T. S. No. :.
Texas yellow nermudas iunbos 81 10.
boilers fair condition Toe; bab1sas 3 lhch
minimum. 81 % Michigan yepws medium
size mostly 81 few 81 iHU12j. whites.
medium size ~ IS, California ytuows g.
inch and larger 26vi so. Jew lover
p inch and large. ~ p5i Oklahoma
whites medium sire az S.
PEACHES Bu. basket. IT, s. No 1.
georgia tihcrtas ! s-nch minimum 81 -
- 80. f"w SO few So 81 2-inch minimum.
50 ~ %. few 81 25 few ~ GO Halry ~
inch minimum 50 2.iurh minimum, 9 pb.
South Carolina hibeUas, L. linen mini
mum. - 7512 s5 2-lpch minimum 1928.
falr Ravens 2-inCh minimum 50. HileVs
3 pcn minimum, 81 20, "a inch minimum
- 50; Bellies ] inch minimum 81
Michigan Golden orioles. 2lnrh minimum
81 a.. Golden iubilees 2infh minimum, az
Pens California and Colorado. bu.
baskets. 81 iou22i
FItMS California f-hasket crates
varous varieties 50 s5H425
POTATOES i00-lh sacks. unWashea
Masa,aa ' Sd5Ssi.. s b. 3d. n ,5 59
3D. Sew Jersey cobhiets. u. s. 30
81 1U: NJ .chigan cohhlefs a. : No I best
mostly - 49, smaller. - i5022 D.. L. $
No L. size r. 81 Missouri cehblets fair
quality showing dirty best. 50 "a. pooref
81 e0 p Kansas Tfumuhs. fair quality
dirty 81 % ~ go. washed California long
whites, u s. no. l. Sfs5a5 idaho long
whites =. S. No i.eS4 s. as 7St Triumphs
q 81 80 I SO 3503 90. lew hiehet some
No. T. SJ25u3 90: Missouri cobblers. gen
orally good quality S22h
SWEET POTATOES alabama IN. bas-
kei Triufnuhs T. = 30. l. 81 goH1
TOMATOES Michigan, 1a-qi CLIMAX
baskets. No Ia mostly ~ 70 few A. go
few Sis. No 2s. 60 sac: dollhouse, 10
basket Ohm mediums, SIC
WATERNELONs Per melhn. Genreia
taruonballs 26-3p-b av., So e5c. Cnhah
Queens l6-lb. av., aic 2H m Az, So y Csc ,
ThWmond gfass is-2n-lb av 3n8 95t
balls 2i,26 10 Az s0H5bc 2s 3n.lh AZ
zoo 5hr Cuban Quetne 2sib av 65H
ne 3p-32 10 av 7hH soc Texas. can.
nonbais. " IN. sv s5ds7Nc
illinois central Raiirrsd system IN the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Senate Group
Studies 3NeW
RevenueSour(es,
Hearings VIII Be Held
on Community Property,
Other Tax-Favored Classes
BY ARTHUR +. HERMANN

Intn News service stan Correspondent
WASHINGTON, July IS lNS).
The Senate finance committee
today has opened up new sources
of revenue 10 bring $500 100000
annually in additional war funds
into the federal treasury.
In closed committee discussion
Of the House passed Sc 300,000,000
tax bill, the Senate group voted
TO conduct hearings on the follow
ing proposals not contained in the
House measure:
I Remove the tax-payIng "ad-
vantage" maintained by res
idents of the nine community
property states 10 provide ST.
100000 in taxes.
y Survey the treasury pro-
- posal 10 tax the incomes
from future bond issues OF states
and municipalities. This provi-
sion. while not providing any
immediate revenue. would ulti-
matcly result in additional re-
turns of approximately $780,
100000 a year.
o-IIeid hearings ON the treas
- ury plan TO remove an "ad-
vantage" maintained by oil and
mining companies. under which
they are allowed 10 deduct 27is
per cent Of gross income annu-
ally in special depletion -
charges. This proposal should
bc adopted. would bring in $2o0's
600 600 annually.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Germans Lost Faith in Their Paper Currency

n. Y,
Has value other than = n
ceived? II demonetze
imitation
Answer: No, money can't have
definitely object which desire gold
Gold would not be like silver because
product OF cheaper metals Germans didn't faith govern
They faith currency can't
gold or in money that is really convertible into gold You lose
faith and honesty because
They
pay gold INST thcN platform pledges economy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Dividends Declared
By Fruehauf Trailer

Fruchsuf Trailer Company has
declared a dividend of IS cents
share an The common stock and
a regular quarterly dividend Of
l.25 on tho 3 per cont converts
bic preferred stock. both payable
september l TO holders OF record
August 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW. July ~ ORR Todays ray.
ing prizes ~ rrnvefs for heausf
fra beans 50 3oi igh rod kdnses. 81,
DARK red hidneVs -. ere teugw eyes an:
berfics - So III
I, Wheat, 81 o6 ~ ! rs. oats Ai9tst, ~
aTH npr siv rowcd bsret 1874 ihi
beans xiffdt rs
These prices furnished by Mlchirss
Bean Company
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Worried About Competition With FOREIGN Labor

How manufacturers compete cheap foreign
when II equipped production? wages
be lowered without reduced living
Answer doubt that the foreign labor
machine requiring
can make the things which cheaply
however advantage abroad o for
imports by exporting the machinery and which
special skl and enable make the cheapest
lhl, 49, the only way to prevent lowering of living
standards produce
'Wl be much limited than the advantages
We
cheap goods This yoald standard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
TWO WAY STREETS

lloughton pointed out 10 me
that the various industry branches
deal with finished products, and
serve as two way streets for bring
fHE 10 the board the ideas and
suggestions of industry. while also
channcling out 10 industry the rul-
ings and policies Of the board and
Of other agencies of the federal
government
lloughton has been giving con-
siderable study 10 tho delicate
question Of concentration In civil.
ian industries. whose operations
have been cut down by the War
Production Board. When such
trades got down as low ms 20 per
cent ~ capacity. they are usually
operating az an unecononic level
Iioughton has been canvasSing
ways and means of consolidating
such limited operations in ono or
more plants, which could run full
tilt. Similar adjustments have
been made in disrupted civilian
industries in Great Britain and in
Germany.
In his own industry glass -
Houphton has always stressed 10
bis associates that they were not
merely in competition with other
makers Of glass products. but also
with various potential substitute
products including metals, wood
and sVnthpficx
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
BY MERRYLE ;. RuKEYsER


CrerEhs 1ql- .Hlsrnatpna News Service
WASHINGTON. July IS liav-
inC rendered q signal service under
Philip y. Reed in association with
John r. Kimberly as deputy chief
4 u The bureau Of industry branches.
AmoN Houchlon chairman OF
the Coming Glass Works al Corn
JnC y s.. mas been promoted
under the recent reahgnmeni IN
1re War Production Board 10 tho
significant post Of director general
OF operations
Under the new sciup after jim
Knovlsons program development
division has done the preliminary
planning UoughtOn viii take hold
of actual operations. and viii Su-
perlse tho industry and material
branches. various other relevant
DIVISIONS and also The llCId opera
lions.
When Houghion came 10 Wash
inCton he hclt that ne was under
taking a suicidal Job, and that
hindsight would doubtless show
that many decisions made under
pressure before the turn OF final
strategy had been determined
would ultimately seem wrong He
is fully cognizant Of tho fluidity
OF tho whole war situation which
IS forever subject 20 change In ac-
cordance with shifts on the field
OF battle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
RETIRING INDIVIDUAL

a quiet executive Of az. who
escheWs personal publicity and
fanfare HouEhion has developed
into m outstanding business
leader. and has made notable
impression on his colleagues on
the board.
In appraising his services at
Washington, colleague revealed
10 me.
"II1ughtbn Cane down here
comparatively unknown He has
always minded his own business.
ana has imprinted his mark of
excellence wherever he operated.
lie u quiet and effective
worker In administering some Of
the War Production Board
branches, including. the automo-
tive. hr has been exceedingly
productive In Improving the per
sonnrl
Like his chIrf Donald NJ MOL
son Houghlm is a continuous Pipe
smoker.
\ biz athletic figure. Houehior
rs nevertheless a modest. self ef-
facing man lie speciah7os i'm
avoidance of personal publicity
li6 loves the outdoors and is a
fine athlete lie breaks so rccu-
larly % golf md plays wheSvcr
he gets thr opportunity which IS
nor Often those days. lie plays n
COMPETENT game oi tennis and
regularly trims much Younger as.
eCiatos or The War Production
Board lie gets an escape from 'he
burdens uf business IN norna
fines hy making fishing trips ir
fhe L9ufrr'ish Mountains IN
Canada
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28

Illinois Central Rsiirrsd system w che
sN months ended june 10 reports 2 mes
income N 40 2a1 2ia suHei TO Seti a
share m Inc common AGAINST - 1i5 12i
oi ~ 50 % thr common M The 1871 period
iiWe me- income was 81. 500 1G5. against
kis9.9 IN June, 1851.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
SWITCH ENGINES

Plans, he explained. call for
transfer Of locomotives by roads
that can spare them TO roads that
need them
In addition. Eastman declared.
an inspection tour Of railway
shops is benign made to determine
the condition of unServiceable
locomotives. About IS per cent
.of tho total number of locomotives
ARE unserviceable.
The fact that no transportation
tie-up has developed thus far. he
said, is due TO the availability Of
trucks TO handle short freight
haulS. a reduction i'm the number
Of local freight trains moving over
districts. subdivision branch lines
OF large systems. general ODT
order fixing minimum weight linn
its for less than carload traffic.
and increased efficiency in servlc-
ing locomotives.