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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
Auto
Graphs
Dealers Discard
Forgotten Men Role
For indispensable One

From the forgotten man" TO
the indispensable man."
That is the transition of the
automobile dealer in war time.
Perhaps the lack of shiny new
models in the wide display
windows has made you forget
the suppliers of motor vehicles,
the army of super-salesman who
caused you suddenly TO look in
disdain on the good old jalopy
and set you figuring on how
you were going ito swing a new
one, while muffling the little
woman's protests with a fur
coat.
But they are far from being
forgotten now. Just as new mod
els brought them into the ma
tional limelight. so the lack OF
cars has brought them out from
the shadows where the clamor
of war thrust them. The Baruch
committee and Congress COM
bined to turn them from the
forgotten men to the indispens-
able ones.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
Conserve Business Time by Simplifying Rules

streamnng of government for about warfare IT Is
desirable 10 simplifying rules for
plance 70 regulatory should be rigorous
send to busy business
m elaborate missionaries.
high time politicians to recognize that these are er
discontinued including
by politicians by juggling the alphabet politicians
that only citizens were guilty OF ABUSES
They their
Instead standard of moraly-one for judging
citizens and judging poitcanst is high time to
develop standard and hold public to high level
of efficiency and intellectual honesty.
Such attitude will not only release hundreds OF thou
from peaceme activities which
can be dispensed also will
topght business executives of which there
S already a critical shortage.
The is hereto productivity. not Ginning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
Stocks Climb :
In Moderately
Active Trading
Bonds Firm as Cotton
Futures Squirt J TO 10
Points; Douglas Up !

NEW YORK, Sept. "a CUP).-
Stocks advanced in fairly active
opening dealings today. Bonds
were firm and cotton futures
spurted 7 TO 10 points.
The opening in the stock list
today was one of the most active
of the year. big blocks coming out
in many issles, particularly lower
priced shares. Most gains were
moderate.
Opening blocks included: u. s.
Steel 1000 at 472s, up 12 Crosley
2, 500 at II. unchanged; American
Radiator 1000 at SIS. up Is and
new high; National Gypsum
l 500 at AS. up Il; Anaconda
300 at 26, up rs; Aviation Cor
poration 1000 at 3hs, unchanged
Southern Pacific 1000 at 14A, up
4 and equal to its 1912 high;
Erie common LOO at 93s, up 12
and new high and the certifi-
Gates 1000 at 8. unchanged; Con-
solidated Aircraft 1000 at Is, up
u; American Machine and Metals
!. 900 at Ga, up y; Stone &
Webster 1,20O at 5. up rs; Sea-
board Air Line 1,400 at "a, up
1-32; Curtiss- Wright 1000 at s,
off u; limited Corp. 1000 at
Q-2o IN 1-2o. Packard . 700 at
pa, up Is; and Radio Corp. 5000
at 32s, up u.
After the opening activity con-
tinued and additional blocks APP
peared ranging to 5000 shares in
Producing at 2b. up
Is. Douglas Aircraft, up to 66A
had one of the widest early gains.
Pivotal shares in most groups had
fractional gains.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Urges Streamlining
Of War Effort

Although a government enterprise rather than a
donned
than government itself.
corporations for the duration quit their usual
OCCUPATIONS of making automobiles washing machines rergera
typewrers adding machines and the whole array OF civilian
employers OF labor
retired exclusively engaged IN
making This change has been accomplished win
the later stages at the
inssence of government.
expenditures however strongly suggest that mas no
pracced what preached Although some
progress putting on wartime
footing much remains TO be done
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
Intern ArnoId's Theories for the Duration

1t was my thought with know how" should be set
devotion working out production
should forced to waste half their time arguing
with Thurman W. Arnold assistant attor
general charge antitrust enforcement was even
might be helpful to the war effort Mr. ArnooS
were nterned for the duration.
announced that such actions
should be deferred and
general felt that they might obsrct war production
loophoes The govern
Aluminium brings the fact That the
inhibition does affect appeals though they too can
time consuming Moreover unrealstc to determine
which effort In total warfare
and posponable legal detante-
ism retards any production is Objectionable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
Carnegie Unit Turned
Into Aluminium Plant

YOUNGSTOWN. Sept. "a
Heller-Murray Co, an Industrial
building firm here. has been given
a contract for converting the old
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation
Shenango tinplate plant in Penn
sylvania into a modern aluminium
press forging plant for Defense
Plant Corporation.
Work OF rebuilding the plant y
expected to be completed and The
plant in operation BY midsumu9
OF 1919.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
Lewis Haney
Lewis Haney
Trade Follows
Uneven Course

There relatively report concerning
actual business activity last week Trade figures still affected
the variable Labor which comparisons
with last year. In the period including that holiday the
this sales about 10 above
This little gain in physical volume of business
The outstanding fact. however, the irregular and mixed
showing sections having large
volume industry active. This includes Kan
City Dallas Minneapolis territories and the Baltimore
Washington
Wholesale trade make somewhat better showing
despite goods shortages difficulty maintaining the labor
force This that better retail trade anticipated when
the uncertainties inventory control and the like
removed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
Markets for Farm Products Unsettled

high regulations adopted The
ke for farm products badly unsettled More important the
sacrifice here and large OF people Will
be made bear their share The latest from the Go
leaders which virtually that they favor stab
izaton eff standard of living lowered Farm parity
al attempt get by without sacrifice.
can't be Nelson production in
lines far that can't be increased except cutting
civilian supplies Everything points the need Of increased
effort Therefore civilian sacrifice is Now it
to o all us help
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
Castles Brings Message

David Castles, energetic new
president of the National Auto
mobile Dealers Association, was
in Detroit this week to bring
this message to the dealers. to
remind them that they are
needed, in the war economy.
"YOu have . vital war Job to
do" he told them. Keep 'em
rolling. After the war h over
there will be an even bigger
Job. You must do your Job today
to do the bigger Job tomorrow"
Castles and Ray Chamber
lain, executive vice president of
the MAZDA, have been touring
the country, visiting dealers and
expounding this message to
bring them to the realization
that they must fight to stay in
business and render a vital serv-
ice to the nation. If the pair
did as good job in other sections
as they did here, the message
has gone over and dealers have
taken a new lease on life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
steaeaII Bill Stripped Of Some Of It's Features

The seaga bill in the House has been stripped of some OF
its which would rapidly boosted farm
The sounder Senate bill has been oosened little The result
should early legislation What that the Pres
dictator the Duration subject certain
limitations designed prices and and to
termination of such power when returns.
But don't think that this will initiation rising prices
stable farm prices be main
and in due these will require adjustments in other
Various exceptions necessarily allowed to enable the
production,
these will be taken advantage of.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
Total Industrial Output Continues to Grow

The total industrial continues This is entirely
due expansion goods and the of civilian goods
smaller conversion a production develops
In fact the being Washington to
complete economy, make the bulk of what now
for business news"
On this the event last week to have been
the made by Congress toward meeting the October
deadine for annflaon legislation that almost
complete prices will be the Presi
dent through regular legislative according the Consu
Bad this the best that be done under
existing conditions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24

There have been no dealer
failures. BY that mean, none
has gone out Of business because
Of financial difficulties. b Some
have sold out to Join tho army.
Others have consolidated and Q
few have retired. But none has
failed, understand that.
$50 far, they have had three
props TO keep them going. First.
there have been sales through
rationing; second, they have
been selling used cars and third,
they have gone after service.
But In another yesr, the first
prop will bo gone. Service has
never been profitable 20 dealers
and the used car situation de-.
ponds entirely on the rubber
situation. IL We can get rubber.
we can keep up the used car
business"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
FOREIGN Exchange

Anaconda Wire and Cable Com
pany has declared a dividend of
IS cents payable October 10. TO
holders of record October 9. The
firm paid so cents July 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
On the
Business
Front
By WARD SCHULTZ
u,,ro.s Times Financial Editor

STOPPED I'm 10 see honey OK
Co.'S new Offices In the BUM
Building the other day and Bill
Roney took time out to tell me
a story he heard in Chicago
about John Greer, former De-
troit investment banker.
Greer. now in the army, was
in a plane flying over India.
Suddenly one Of the planes
engines caught fire and the pilot
officer ordered the men to strap
on their parachutes and bale out:
They all started for the rear OF
the ship and as Greer walked
back he tripped. springing the
bomb bay release.
And out of tho bomb bay
dropped Greer.
Strangely enough, he was the
only man on the plane saved,
and his friends are saying that
it's just another example OF the
luck of the Greers.
THE HIGHEST number OF
students in the history OF the
Detroit Chapter of the American
Institute of Banking are ex-
pected to enroll next Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday for
courses in banking and business.
Officials of the chapter point
out that this is largely due to
the drafting of key bank en-
ployes, which has created many
new opportunities for promotion
in the Individual banks.
IL is expected, too. that a
much larger proportion will be
women, as is indicated by the
situation in one OF the large
banks here where personnel has
shifted from a 2 TO ratio in
favor of men TO a like ratio In
Favor of women.
HOW AN airline pilot OF De-
troit has been thrilled and
cheered by listening to the
voices Of women radio operators
at Chicago was disclosed today
by United Air Lines.
Miss Margaret Devling and
Miss Joan koontZ. radio opera
tors for United at Chicago. talk
regularly TO United planes in
flight over the New York
Chicago-Pacific Coast airway.
They didn't know how far their
voices were carrying until re-
Gently when they received
letter from Carl p. Petili. for
merly of Detroit. and three
other pilots of Pan American
Africa, Ltd.
Addressed only TO Dear Miss
(?)," il read:
1--WE thought that II might be
of interest 10 you II we let
you know that your voice In
world wide. We of Pan-American
Africa hear you quite often
while flying along the west coast
OF Africa, and also while flying
over the Egyptian Sudan.
I'VE all come from around
your section, such as South
BEND, Detroit, Saginaw. Toledo.
etc. And nj any time that we
get back to the States, probably
when the war II over, we sure
will look you up.
assuring you that II gives US
quite a thrill TO hear a voice
from America, especially a voice
rs charming rs yours. We hope
10 hear from you In the near
future.
Sincerely yours,
"D. r. Farabaugh, South Bend,
Ind; Carl II. Petili. Detroit,
|. Mich; G. A. Nash Jr.. Saginaw,
Mich; S. ID. Vinnedge Dr.. To-
'Iedo, o., pilots, Pan-American
Africa, Ltd"
Back TO the pilots went an
air mail letter from the girls,
thanking them for the fan
mail" and expressing the hope
that there would be more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
Ponder
5Pcf. Ceiling
0nMatRrofits
Move for Revising Plan
TO Reneeotiate Contracts
Brings Georges Proposal

News service stan Writer

International News service stan writer
WASHIN GTON. Sept. "a.
- The Senate finance committee
today appointed a subcommittee
TO consider a proposal by Chair.
man Senator George Cd OF
Georgia. limiting profits from
government owned war plants TO
Il per cent and putting a ceiling OF
IS per cent on any other war busi-
ness.
George submitted the 1-5 plan
at meeting OF the committee
during which officials Of the treas
lury, war and navy department and
maritime commission were heard
on the question of revising pro-
tcedure for the renegotiation OF
war contracts.
100 PCT. PROFITS TAX
Profits above 5 per cent. George
explained, would be recaptured by
Ia 100 per cent tax in cases where
the war contractor supplied plant
facilities and capital. In the event
the govern me n furnished the
money TO build the plant and
Operate il. he said, all profits IN
excess of / per cent would be re-
captured. -.
The subcommittee which will
consider the George proposal con-
sists of Senators Walsh of Massa-
lchusetts. chairman; Barkley OF
kentucky. Connally of Texas and
Clark OF Missouri, Democrats; La
Toilette (P) of Wisconsin and
Capper of Kansas and Vanden-
berg OF Michigan. Republicans.
The treasury. war and navy de-
Ipartments and maritime commits
sion suggested tentative amend
Iments 10 the present law under
which war contracts are being
Irenegotiated and amounts payable
TO manufacturers and other war
contractors cut down.
PASSED IN APRIL
This Law was passed in April at
the instigation of Senator Nickel
lar Cd of Tennessee after the
House had voted for 6 per cent
limit on war profits.
Officials of the war agencies
took the position that flat per
lcentage limit on war profits would
be inflexible and that the maze OF
war contracts were so bewildering
in their variety and complexity
that they should be dealt with in
Idividually.
II was for that reason that they
suggested amendments 10 clarity
present law rather than fiat per-
Icentage limit such as George ad-
lvocates. They said. however. II
would be better IL a thorough
study were made of the whole
proposition by congressional
group and legislation draft e d
based on this study.
This is what the Senate finance
committee intends TO do. 1t plans
TO 90 thoroughly into the George
formula. and the alternative pro-
posals sugges by the war
agencies and TO make recommen-
idations to the full committee
based on its findings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
Detroit Poultry

Market steady; hens. average run, zoe
leghorn hens. 3 lbs. and up 1sc: cocks IL
q l4c: rock springers. use; leshorn spring.
leghorn broilers up TO 2 lbs, FAC.
EGGs-Market firm; current receipts,
33Hc; undergrades, 30d3lhe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24

Dealers have to exist to keep
the transportation of the nation
running, Castles emphasized.
There is no other group that
have the tools and machinery
and equipment to do this, he
stated.
There has even been some
talk of subsidsing dealers to
keep them in business to safe
guard the wheels Of America.
The Baruch committee limited
at this. Their estimate of q
minimum of 10000, 900 ears
needed for the nation shows the
Importance of keeping vehicles
running.
Tho condition Of the dealers,
by and large all over the coun-
try, II good" said Castles.
dealers have made money
since the first Of the year and
have even made more money
than In the large volume years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24

Philadelphia Company and subsidiaries
for the II months ended June 30, report a
net income of So. AIS, 51i against SO. 13s, oil
in the preceding IL months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
Detroit Stocks

Sales High Low IL 90 h'ge
G esn M Mot -, lGs i lSS sss sss: ss: I
Graham Paige 500 so so so = .os
Murray Corp 200 5N 5z So r "a
Dividends m vne foregoing table are the
unless otherwise noted. calculating divf-
dend. bon accumulations. ex-Ex-dtvidend'
s-Stock dividend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
Unlisted Stocks

Approximate prices furnished by the
National Association OF Securities Dealers.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
MRS. VEST YEARS A

Spun Royon PoIko Dot-Rose, blue,
green or lueeoee with white poIko
dots. Trim one piece trock with full
Upper front and ruffled pockets.
Sizes 1874 to 24I2---------695
(Thntt Shop, Third Floor, r St. Baildixg)
Evening star., 1942-05-10
MRS. EAST WEARS A

MRS. EAST WEARS A
One piece Print Froek Of "Peek-o-
boo" royon mesh. Button-front
with crochet edeine, pink or aqua,
with white print. Sizes 1874 to 2417
1875
Better Dresses, Third Floo, E St. Building
Evening star., 1942-05-10

, The "Wednesday Afternoon
Bridge Club" shows you four
up to the minute types in
Holf-Sze frocks BUT
listen, girls, we've oodes and
sIews Of others on our Fashion
Floor, ranging in price from
6.95 TO 22.95. And ws mean
really!
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