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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-29
OLD CAR ROLLS AGAIN

VANCOUVER, B. GINS 81 An
ancient relic Of the gay niueties, an
1899 street car is back on the rails
again, called by the transit emer-
gency once a summer car with re-
movable sides, 50 passengers could
hop on and off when they pleased
the vehicle has been entirely re-
built. measures four feet Longer
than the usual car and seats AZ pas.
sengers. Before renovation, 1t had
seating capacity of 81
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-29

NEW YORK-INS-Condemning
reports that delinquency is so seri-
Gus il prevents orderly conduct Of
schools. New York School Superin-
terdent John r. Wade sub
mittca 20 the Board of Education
a six point program designed to i'm
prove education and reduce child
delinquency due TO the war.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-29

CINCINNATI. O.-INS Taken
into custody in connection with
the Christmas Eve staying in Gin.
cinnati Of Helen Sellers, 10. 81
year old ex-convict who had serv-
ed two prison terms for sex
crimes. Monday steadia7t ly denied
any connection with the killing, pc
lice said. The Sellers girls paint
smeared body was found late sat
urdav beneath an old railroad
yards warehouse
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-29
FEWER STATIONS

Detroit. Dee. 29-lNS-The num-
Der Of gasoline stations in the De
troit area have been reduced IA
per cent and retail sales Of gaso
line so per cent during the first
month of gasoline rationing it was
reported in business circles today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-29

Los ANGELES ms George
II. ste nau. So. a suspect in the
murder of two aged women, soon
will be released from custody 'un-
less more direct evidence is dis
cInsed- =" nnlice declar. d.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-29

LONDON-INS- London sources
said there was mo founda.
ton" for story broadcast by the
Germau-controlled Paris radio that
Foreign Minister Anthony Eden has
arrived IN Moscow for converse
tons with Joseph Stain and Y. NJ.
Molotoy, the SOVIET foreign commits
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-29
Mixed Training Plan to be Used
Bowling Scores

RECREATION HOUSE LEAGUE
Recreation
r snow 52s. J. Ellis 53i, NJ. Bow
den 52l. 4. Dundou 1872, H. Har-
~ 52S, Handicap II, Totals SEA
>S1. g55-262I
Ailison's
G.. Siuhule 59l, h. Liyington 500,
VI. Blakemore 500. W. King $40, P.
Jones 500, Totals 1886. 9O6, SIS
goo.
Tap Room
Harris sol, Richards 614, Glow
i73. Max l42. Green 503, Totals ssh,
Ngl, S6l-2633
VOLTS
Crane 4S6. Connolley 534, Shuda
4S7. Dielr 42a. Average 504, Handi-
cap 120, Totals S37, S32. S9l-256O.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-29
Orange lantern

N2>Holley 495, T. Edison AS, F
Lambert sol, A. Morris 495, d
Deck ass. Totals 799, SOS, So
2452.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Investors League Issues
First Membership Cards

NEW YORK. July 25.-The
newly incorpnratcdInveStors Fair
play League, Of which r C. Forbes
is managing director. issued its
FIRST membership cards today and
embarked on a nationwide organi-
zational drive.
The league, formed 10 protect
The interests of~lnysStorS. life in
surancc policyholderS.o SaVin & s
b ank depoSitorS. homeownerS,
property owners and small buSi-
ness men. received its incorpora-
ton papers last week.
Forbes business analyst and
former Detroit Times columniSt.
was drafted 10 head the organiza-
ton after he had repeatedly urged
investors 10 get together in order
20 make their interests understood
against the pressure groups opcr-
atng IN other fields Hundreds Of
investors Immediately took up the
campaign ard organization Of The
, league was the result
I'VE are just getting under
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Long-T ERIN Need

Since the need Of government
for support is a long term re-
quirement. tax policy should he
formulated with due regard 10
the prospect of continuing the
flow of revenue from private
taXpay ers 10 government
through the years.
The last minute lifting Of the
excess profit rate by the House
of Representatives seemingly re-
Elected the demaGogic belief that
it will be popular in an election
year TO soak the corporations
Such reasoning is based on
"boob" economics. II hides the
truth that the corporations are
merely tax collectors. not tax
payers, and that in normal
times, they seek 10 recoup all
costs, including tax costs. from
their customers in the selling
prices of goods and services.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Rails Firmness
4sSoIe Feature
Of DuIf Market
Steels, Motors Show
Lille Strength; Oil
Shares Are Easier
BY ELMER {. WALLER
Inlted Press financial EDITOR

NEW YORK. July 25.-Firm-
ness in railroad shares today fea
tured a narrowly irregular, quiet
stock market.
Demand for carriers resulted in
a rise OF - to 4l7s. a new high
in Santa lie, a gain of nearly a
point in Nickel Plate preferred
and smaller advances in Southern
Pacific. Chicago, Great Western
preferred, New York Central and
Pennsylvania. Rail earnings con-
tlnued 10 make favorable com
parsons with year ago ana the
recent car loadinCs report was ne
third highest week of the year.
steel issues were dun L. S.
steel had a small net gain Cop
porS were steady. Motors bal
anccd of small gains and 'oSScs.
Most chemicals were higher. with
Allied UP J -. Tire shares We're
mixed Oils we're steady to
slightly easier. Mercantlles had A
few firm spots notably Mal De-
partment Stores, which rose nearly
a point
Duiine~s IN utilities was accom-
panied by steady prices, although
American Water Works preferred
lost ! = points on a single sale.
Bon Ami gained 4 point Ameri-
can Locomotive preferred lost a
DOlnt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Wysor Got SI46,000

L. s. Steel Corporation Finders
NJ Voorhees,. chairman finance
committee. SlO741O. and Irving s
OldS. chairman OF the board
S1OT32O
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corpo-
ration II f. Lewis. president and
chairman Of the board. Sl35 900,
W. J Creighton, vice president
S54,167. s. s. Marshall, vice presi-
dent. S54.167. and l.. NJ. Parsons
vice president, Sl10.375.
Republic Steel Corporation
i. Wysor. president $4,000, and
n !. Clarke, vice president
$50 600.
Philip Morris & Co. Ltd, Inc ~
O. II. Chalkcy president, SS4.999
Alfred r Lyon first vice presi-
dent. SS1. 999. and George p
Braunburger, S65745.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Silver Diverted
To War Uses
See 10000 Tons Copper
Saved by Substitution

WASHINGTON. July % GNS).
An order limiting the industrial
use OF silver in order 10 divert
larger quantities OF the metal 10
war uses. has been issued by the
war production board with APP
proval from President Roosevelt
IT was learned today
According TO reliable sources
the order will mean that al lcaSl
10000 tons of copper will be saved
this year through substitution OF
silver for copper in low voltage
wiring in the new government
owned aluminium and magnCyTUn
plant for which contracts will Soor
be let. The diverted silver alSe
viii be used for bus bars, which
are used in wiring 10 save copper
and IN soldering to save lead, WIPE
officials explained.
The treasury department 70.
vcaled that the government vii
also release more than 10000 tOn'
Of silver bullion which will NEAR
that a total of IS Gee tons of-cop
per will he saved.
Treasury officials said the gov.
eminent will continue 10 own the
silver, and adequate safeguards
will be provided. for II Will bt
insured by the Reconstructior
Finance Corporation. The silver
bars they said, will be returned
to treasury vaults after the war
The treasury said about hall
of the bullion stock is held a,
security for silver certificates, but
since the government would con
unue ownership and could provide
appropriate safeguards, even car.
marked silver could be used In bus
bar installation if desired II wa,
also revealed that this stock a
bullion probably will be increased
by 1000 tons during the current
NOgT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Beth. Steel Head
Paid S53z,724
In Al, Up $4,000
Little Steel Executive
Salaries Listed by SEC
on Heels Of Wage Fight

PHILADELPHIA July %
Securities and Exchange Commits
sion reports revealed today that
G. Grace. president of
Bethlehem Steel Corporation, re-
cciNed compensation of 537724 in
1871, the second highest salary
listed with SEC.
The reports include salaries Of
executives Of all companies listed
on the stock exchanges Of the
nation.
Louis B. Mayer Of Locw'S. Inc
drew the top salary of S704 d25.
GraceS salary was an increase
over his 1910 earnings Of S47S l44
but fell far short of the 81 .645V %
nc. received from Bethlehem Yin
1899 the highest salary ever listed
with the commission.
The SEC announcement Of
GraCC'S salary increase came
three days after the Bethlehem
Steel head condemned the War
Labor Boards order granting
Bethlehem workers a 44-cent-a-
daNralSc IN pay.
In his statement. he predicted
that the results would be harm
full 10 our national economy and
the war effort.
Also listed by tho SEC was
salary OF Republics president r
i. WySor. who said that the Al
,cent-a-day wage increase may
well signal the starting gun in
disastrous initiation"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
r. w. STEHFEST

. Retail Merchants Ctp Non BIZ Detroit Group
II was pointed out that obviously the hat she
became and ounced out saying that she would stop pay
the check.
An investigation revealed payment had been stopped
within 10 minutes after she had purchased tho hat
involved obviously Weu-to-do who
wanted evening with which 10 attend party that
night the DAG
After the party she returned gown obviously the
reporting that her husband didn't like II on her.
1nasmuch charge the store had no recourse
Our lady who also purchased dress at
of the better shops and had fitted the day she picked
held alterations department for three
full during which period lady made and Cancelled
eight appointments TO come for a final fitting
end of the three months she called and SAID she
didn't the dress after all
A-This a Crosse Ponc She purchased
elaborate Of sterling silver table service from local
jeweer
days later chauffeur Tho store with tho
in ms lie said that ms employer had changed her mind
md the
Investigation disclosed particles food Sl cnCnE 10 the
lveware The jeweler hopes her properly i'm
1.-The final and probably The best in which the
- all right.
This lady bought her hubby pair Stacks few days
later returned them clerk suggested that the
became abusive and claimed be
nsulted
The diplomatic clerk ,hc deserves medan finally
she obviously right bur tho The would
the right c bsvl out The delivery for GETTING GRASS
When ne out handful woman grabbed stacks
and fled
And Al wrs, offers further Of interesting data.
One large checked chrome fcInciS against The
II discovered that ONF-iiALF also
regulars Al the three store, j checked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Set NeW Standard

In his message to Mr.. Skinner
Secretary Patterson said:
"The accomplishment of the
men and women of your Organi-
zation during the past year has
set a new high standard of prac-
teal patriotism. The army and
navy are confident that their
record of accomplishments In
the future will raise that stand
ard even higher"
Expressing his keen appreciation
of the high honor conferred or
members of the OldSmobilc or.
ganization. Mr. Skinner gave full
credit TO the men and women o
his company for the excellent per
Torrance Of their duties.
I'm their sincere desire To aid
the cause OF America and To
hasten victory, OidsmObite men
and women have eXerted every
effort To increase arms prOduc-
ton" Skinner said. They have
willingly worked harder. sacri-
feed many personal pleasures
and have answered periodically
the call for more and more pro-
ductiOn."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

vice president Of General Motors
Corporation and general manager
OF OldSmoblle.
In addition 10 the flag 10 he
flown over the plant OF the manu-
laCturer who wins II. the award
includes a lapel Which every
member Of the organization is
entitled 10 wear As a mark ot his
extraordinary contribution 10 the
country's war effort.
'Oldsmobile IS one Of the first
companies IN the country 10 he
honored with the new JOINT army
navy citation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Girdler Pay Told

The reports also disclosed that
T. NJ. Girdler. chairman of the
board Of Republic Steel Corpora
ton was paid $275,0 900 and Ben
iamin r FairleSS, president Of
l.. s. Steel Corporation OF Della
ware. Sl56.0l0.
Girdler'S pay last year was S49~
600 more than the $4,000 he
received in 1910. one of the big
CcSt salary increases shown IN
SEC reports for the year and the
biggest reported raise ever given
to Girdlcr by Republic Steel Ear
less increase was a modest SIG
100. IIc was paid Sl396l0 IN 1910
Previous company reports filed
with the SEC showed there was
little variation in Girdler's compen-
Satlon in the years before tho war
doomed steel production. He re-
coived Sl74.27O in 1899. Sl644l6
in 1898: STA, 999 in 1897; Sl74-
999 in 1886, and SHIFTS IN 1888.
No mention was made of Grid
ler'S compensation as head Of
Aviation Corporation A post he
also fills.
Other salaries reported included:
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Quincy Bent. director and officer
of a subsidiary, Sl97 317; Paul
Mackall. director and officer Of a
subsidiary Sl973l7 Robert f..
NCMafh director. vice PRESIDENT
and secretary. S155.393, and Fred
crick A. Shick. director and comp
trnIlc1 SIX COZ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Output Of Beet
Sugar 10 Top 41

4, :. ~ =. tsl-I2A, .iit4s..4
p Tho anticipated production oi
beet sugar In the United States
this year i, bcctWcon $1,000 600
and - 600 GOO bags of 100 pounds
and exceeding l94l output by
500 600 bags Douglas r. Sc9lley
newly elected president ~ United
States Beet Sugar Association
reported AZ the annual convention
here. IIc IS vice president and
general manager or Tho Utah
Idaho Sugar Company. This record
sugar production Will 20 q long
way toward allevating possible
shortages due 20 wartime trans
poriatjon difficulties OF sugar
imports. he said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Bower Roller Earns
S4O8,550 in 6 Mos.

Bower Roller Bearing for tho
six months ended June 30 1912
reports a net profit of SiOS.55O
after S9Ol 600 reserve for federal
income and excess profits taxes,
etc, equal to 81 30 a share on the
common. against a net profit re-
ported for the six months ended
June 30, 1871, of S656,S72 after
$500 600 provision for federal in
come and excess profits taxes,
cnual 10 s. 10 q share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
|. P. Hicks New Head
OF Koppitz Brewing

Livingstone Porter Hicks of the
advertising agency bearing his
name. was elected president Of
Koppitz Melchers, Inc, +. p.
Goettman was elected vice preSi-
dent A. w Taylor, secretary. and
F.. A However, treasurer Election
Of four new directors was also
announced by Koppitz-Melchers,
Inc They are L. p Hicks, F. A.
However of Millenbach Motor
Sales; A. w. Taylor and +. Henris
These four. along with Fred Auch
Earl Graef and 3. A. Koppitz
make I'D the board
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Report to Soldiers

Earlier in the day Skinner had
broadcast a case report on Olds
determination 10 Keep En- Fir
ing" Ia men in the armed services
W h ic h was relayed 10 them by
short wave. He told them that
OldS is now one of the nation (
biggest producers Of anti-aircraft
cannon, tank cannon and laTg 6
Caliher shells.
1.-TWO of the cannon are new,
hard-hitting, rapid fire weapons
for anti-aircraft: another Is n
husky, heavy duty tank cannon.
The high explosive shells are
made In variety of sizes for
use in tank cannon and anti
aircraft" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
I More War Plants
For i. 5. Rubber Co.

NEW YORK, July p CUP).-
The United States Rubber Com
pany today announced the receipt
of contracts from the war depart
mcnt for the operation of two
ordnance plants in Wisconsin.
bringing 10 six the number OF war
plants which l.. s. Rubber has
been authorized TO operate. Tho
company has contracted 10 pro-
duce ammunition and explosives
and 10 load shells
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
tx EmpIoye Retires
After 81 Years Service

NEW YORK. July p fUP).--
Frank a. Nolan. who went 10
work for the New York Stock FIX
change in 1890 AT the age Of y,
retired today after 81 years of
service. Senior cmploye Of the
exchange. Nolan has been floor
SupcrviSOr for the last eight years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
High Taxes in Wartime

Accordingly. If IN levying
necessarily high taxes in war
time, congressman show some
regard for TeCOnCTi1ng onerouS
taxes with solvency on the part
of the taxpayers, such an effort
is entirely praiSeworthy,
Nowadays, in most industrial
corporations, government, ma
tional state and local, as tax
collectors. absorb a vastly
larger share Of the gross re-
ceiptS than the owners.
Accordingly it is to the in
tereSt of the federal treasury
as we'll as to the interest of
local recipients of taxes, to keep
taxpayers alive and healthy.
so that they will survive as con-
tributorS 10 the cost Of govern
ment. Any other attitude on
the part of the taxing authori-
ties would kill the goose that
laid the golden eggs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Soak the Corporation
Measures Opposed
Points Out Big Companies Vital
Source of Taxes During Wartime
BY MERRlLE STANLEY RUkENSER

The demagoGc line concerned with beains congress
men for undue toward special interests
Apparently thesis that il wicked TO use corporations
a anything except whipping boys.
O
legislators displaying concern Tor the continued
solve business more power 10 them!
warfare the tools and other resources OF
Tho Amc-ran nrnna
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
0Ids Awarded
tAtny, Navy
Merit Citation
Under SECRETARY Of War
Patterson Discloses
News 10 S. {. Skinner

Americas newest and most Gov
eted industrial citation the ioint
army-navy award for high achieve
ment in the production OF war
was conferred Satur-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Oow-Jones Bonds

way" the director said today.
Letters and application forms
are going out TO those persons
who contacted me. Local groups
In Philadelphia and other cities
are urgently requesting data and
blanks In order 10 form local
branches Of the league"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Costs Up TO 81 10 Handle Exchanged Article

exhaustive study Of returns has shown 7a II actually cost,
handle each tcU exclusive OF the cost 10
put the back in shape
As high as p persons handle caco tom returned m ,o
! die q few examples OF chronic OK
changers privilege extended 10y retailers
Here
This particular involved woman Who went 10 one Of
picked hacHh3t She told the
kaiite funeral she
following She paid for hA check.
The second day after tho purchase hat say
inc that decided did Ike It's When
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

TO STOCKHOLDERS CREDITORS ASD
ALL PERSONS INTERESTED Is Mt
FOREST FUR FARMS or AMERICA nc.
IN tte matter ~ MT FOREST FIR
FARMS or AMERICA fNr = Delaware
corporation penf0r So 23d5l. IN Proceed
InEs f3f me rerrt arIfstIor ~ Corporation.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE hat ? hearing
vii DO hold before me HOSORAPLE Ar
THUR LEpiR TF United states Dis
trict Judge on Monday. August 10 4. "
1879 ~ @ 80 M ln hls Court Room IN
the Federal Building Detroit MiChiEan. a.
which iimf any interested parties nAy show
cause Why trapping leases should not hs
entered INTO covering properties II Debtor
located in Nermilion iberia. and pladu'-
mines Parishes Louisiana IN accordance
with Petitions az Frank Fitzgerald Trustee
~ Debtor hIgr iu saif Csuse COPIES -
said leases are 0n he with The rniis6
states Distinct CIerk uf he Eastern Dis-
frct ~ Michigan. Fedora Building ~
trrH Michigan and may pc examined hy
interested parties
FRANK FfTZGEPALn
Permanent Tmstes
Messrs Marx PunGe ana Lew.
2443 National bank Bldg
Julian a. Mcintosh.
1928 Ruhl Building.
Detroit. Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Praises Ordnance Men

He Likewise highly praised the
efforts of army ordnance depart
ment representatives as we'll as
Sub-contraCtor firms.
ITO share the load Of its ire
mendOus war production pro-
gram" Skinner added. "Olds-
mobile was extremely fortunate
in securing the hearty co-Opera-
tiOn Of army ordnance and the
assistance OF l25 sub-cOntractOrS
and supplierS throughout the
Eastern half Of the United
States. These Sub-cOntracting
concerns, although in vide y
scattered points. pooled their
facilities and man-pOwer In a
common endeaVOr with those of
OldsmObile employees - the re-
suits Of which are clearly re-
Elected In this army AVy
award
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26


day on the Odds
mobile Division
q ( &C era !
Motors Corpo-
y OF ifiCation
I h At the pro-
duCtIon award
flag Is soon 10
he offic ally
presented was
r &c eiped in a
J q cT fro m
Robert =. Pat
terSon. "a n der
: g G r . tary OF
war al Wash
lngton, - c, by
< Skinner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
ClIMBlNG!

The physical volume Of
business in the week ended
July IS rose to 1854 from
1916 in the preceding week.
according 10 Barrons index,
The current level compares
with the 1912 high of 1921
reached in May. A year ago
this index stood at 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Put Cards on Table

It's high time TO put the cards
on the table and TO examine
some Of the political cliqueS,
such AS the frownlng on cor
porationS as special interests.
Consider the American Tclc-
phone and Telegraph Company
for example. as a type of eN-
tremely big business.
How special arc its inter
eStS7
Its subscribers include AT
least half the families of the
nation. and It's services directly
or indirectly arc used by every
family.
1t and its affIliateS give en-
ployment to hundreds Of thou
sands of men and women.
And lis ownership is OK
tremely widely difuSed among
o m 100000 stockholders,
among whom no single stock
holder owns AS much as | per
cent of all<the stock outStand-
ing. Since doubtless all thc
stockholders are also customers
of the telephone enterprise, the
venture in effect is a vast and
successful consumers co-opera-
tive.
Customers, SuppjcrS. en-
ploycs and owners investors
have a direct stake i'm the con-
tinued SolVency OF the enter
DTiSP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Good News.
By International News service

MORE SCRAP New England
is pledged 10 salvage 100000
tons Of scrap metals during the
next five months 10 aid the ma
ton in fulfilling It's war produc-
ton goals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
MORE INITIATIVE

General Electric Company en-
ploycS received awards totaiiHE
S1473 in recognition OF Sug-
CeS.fonS which Will result IN the
saving of thousands OF man
hours and conserve scarce ma
tCrlaiS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

against the external enemy
Likewise, in time Of peace,
The same corporate facilities arc
the wealth creating assets Of tho
American people, on which the
hopes Of 35.o0o,ooo American
families for raising their living
standards largely depend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
MORE LABOR PEACE s.

MORE LABOR PEACE-SiN
thousand war workers at the
ESmond Mills in ESmond, r. !,
returned 10 their Jobs after a
two-day strike on the promise
of A federal conciliator for ar
bitration Of their wage increase
demands.
MORE SHIPS Scagoing tug
Chippewa Is ready for launching
AT the Charleston Navy Yard
MORE TANKS New all
welded Nj type Of tanks are
rolling off the assembly line
of the General Motors Corpor-
alton. Fisher Body division, IN
tralnlOad quantities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

LrGAL NOTICE