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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ

A sharp rise of 8 per cent in
land values in the Seventh Fed
erai Reserve District during the
second quarter of l943 has been
reported by the Federal Reserve
Bank of Chicago. The summary
is based upon the reports of 500
country bankers I'm Iowa and the
Seventh District parts Of Illinois,
Indiana Michigan and Wisconsin.
In the opinion of the reporting
bankers the greatest rise was
shown for Iowa with an increase
OF II per cent. a rise of 9 per
cent is shown for Indiana while
Michigan and Illinois increases
amounted 10 9 per cent, with a
rise Of nearly 4 per cent reported
for Wisconsin. The rise in values
is based upon current sale prices
Of farm land in the farm terri
tories.
Increases were rather general
throughout Iowa. Illinois and In
diana although the section in In
diana visited by heavy floods this
spring showed "A somewhat smaller
rate of increase than for the rest
of that state.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Migrant Workers
Are Restricted

CLEVELAND. Sept. "a gen
eral warning has been ISSUED 10
workers throughout the state Of
ONO against leaving present jobs
without first consulting local
United States Employment Serv-
ICE aids.
With Cleveland. Cincinnati and
several other critics OF the state
closed 70 immigration, employ
erS in other communities are re-
UuITing those from outside areas
seeking work. 20 present a certI-
Ecatn- rief---4Ea4 clearance and
register with local l.. 5. Employ
!eut Service.
These regulations have been put
IN force 10 prevent Job hunters
from coming INTO communities
where there are no living accom-
modat.onS for them and 10 pre-
vent a waste OF manpower by
these work seekers leaving an
area whore they are needed.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Stock Market
Opens Steady
In Active Trade

NEW YORK, Sept. . up
Stocks opened steady to firm to-
day in moderately active trading
Bonds held steady Cotton fu-
lures lost > 10 4 points.
Dome Mines and Homestake
Mining each were up p point at
2ols and &c., respectively
Alaska Juneau held at "a.
Douglas Aircraft opened at
COS up IS, and CurtiSs-Wright
A 1915, up a. Southern Pacific
sold at 26ls up ls Baltimore <
Ohio 67A, unchanged; Union Pa
cIfic 99. unchanged. and ChcSa-
peake & Ohio 46a,. unchanged.
Erie certificates eased = 10 ll7s.
Cuban American Sugar opened
at llA. up as. Loew's rose L.
10 SO Small gains were noted IN
General Electric. Radio Corp,
Wilson e. Co, Allied Chemical,
Kennecott. International Jele=
phone, American Smelling and
Standard Brands.
Utilities were steady 10 firm.
ChrXSler- Was- -Lp-L4-Al-14----OllS
held near the previous close and
SteelS were dormant
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
WeibIen Honored

Capt. c. f. Weiblen, chief
pilot of the western region Of
Pennsylvania Central Airlines.
has completed 4e years with the
company. He was honored yes
terday in Washington by c.
Bedel Monro. president of PEA,
in recognition Of his service.
Cap Weiblen is of the
Rickenbacker school, going from
auto racing to aviation. He is
also horse race fan, not hav.
ing missed Kentucky Derby in
decade.
Cap says what he likes
about flying is that you can al.
ways argue about il and he
would rather argue than eat.
He has demonstrated this sew
eral times before the common
council here when the matter
of new airport came up.
Cap" joined Pea in 1880 and
two years later he was trans
ferred 10 Detroit. He was made
chief pilot in 1888.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Ship Lost
I'm Gale i'm
AIeutianS

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2 (INSl
The navy department today an.
nounced the loss of the 1,190-ton
minesweeper Wasmuth, aban-
doned and presumably sunk in the
Aleutian area on Dec. u, 1912.
The Wasmuth, a converted de.
stroyer. carried nine officers, 125
enlisted men and two passengers.
All were rescued and transferred
to the tanker Ramapo.
The navy said that the Wasmuth
was escorting a convoy in a gale
30 miles off the Aleutians when
two depth charges were torn from
their racks by the force OF the
waves. The depth charges ex.
ploded under the minesweeper's
fantail, carrying away a portion
o. the after section.
The Ramapo. brought alongside,
saved every one aboard after q
three and a half hour battle with
the elements
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Power Output
Hits New Peak

NEW YORK. Sept ? Electrl-
cal energy distributed BY electric
light and power industry Of the
United States for The week ended
Aug 2S established another Tcc-
ord high at 4.322t95 600 kllowap
hours. according To the Edison
Electric Institute This COM
parcs with 1853 96l OOd in the
1912 week, an increase OF lS7 7.pCr
cent
output IN the week ended Aug.
- amounted 10 1924 81 900 kIo-
watt hours. against 3,673,7l70o0
in the corresponding period Of
1912, an increase of l6.1 per cent
and in the week ended Aug. Il
came 10 .2S7.S27OOO kilowatt
hours. against 365i7 795 600 a
year earlier, an Increase Of l7.3
per cent
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
u. y. 10 Have
Super Planes

PATERSON y J. Sept . ,UPj
The Wright AcrunautI~al Corp.
already is building engines for the
upor-boWbcr> predicted by Gen.
II. II. Arnold. head Of the e. :.
Army Air Forces. 10 va, disclosed
today.
Although actual details were
Withheld for military reasons. an
announcement approved by the
war department said the engines
a cyclone lS mode, We're the most
powerful now being built IN this
country.
Arnold predicted that the giant
bomberS able 10 carry half a car
load Of bombs across tho Atlantic
and return without a stop, soon
VIII go into action.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02

and cheaper than those riveted
or welded.
ALREADY We are iR produc-
tiOn ON Cyclewelded wing flaps
for fast fighter planes. ski
pedeStalS for gliderS. essential
structural sections for medium
bomberS. fibre and wooden
gasoline tanks, and hundreds of
other aircraft parts.
"In tests which we have made
ac7cmpertrg cvc'ewcfted and
riveted metal joints, we have
found that sheer strength of the
cyClevelded joint is almost
twice that Of the riveted Joint;
its impact strength many times
greater; and its creep strength
at least 80 per cent greater. 1t
has been found. too, that practi-
eaIly no ,cyclewelded joint has
ever been broken by vibration.
because on all tests the metal
itself. away from the joint, has
broken before the joint has
separated.
"Not only are cNclewelded
parts better than those riveted
or spot welded. hut they are
less costly TO make" he con-
cluded
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Elimination Of Overtime viii Spread Work

Similarly eliminated larger numbers
TUts amount OF "ok, AS
analyst expressed
N The work-
longer
namely, slightly than IS
that there has been important output
the since the 1889 40 period.
number OF working hours week indicated
level 5000
ployes be efficiency a
Further onmanuactung enterprises should after the
back the number hours week in the
100000
would be created, compared with the present time.
all roughly, the total yari
probably well $4,000
the estimated normal labor
able unemployed which normally find good
i number people available
1875 1916 likely to fall normally midway between
55000,000
il the number
" actually employed kind
automobiles durable goods the period
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
2 900, 600 Workers May Drop Out Of Picture

vrcfati brought me nations working
long normal trend possibly almost
g. 900 900 persons
panic what viii be done when orders
Cancelled demoDlZed interesting to learn
careful 'Wndtal corps
after the 1t argued that of the women
their households viii
81 an aged folks will retire.
expected that the
VIII make considerably larger demands the
manpoEer prewar period. estimate
personnel average 100000
100000 higher prewar period With those who supply
normal labor
country be between 100000 and 100000
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Postwar Worker
Surplus Doubted

expansion United States Is
necessarily taking numbers aheboded or
ducc Industry "wndfs increase IN the wartime labor supply
Is Oiisctting this deficiency.
The "Sindar increment has been estimated by informed
persons, before
War is another 100000 might be added.
These include about 100000 than would
ally be employed.
Furthermore the manpower shortage. high money wages
and larger of young people
ganl occupations than would normally be employed 1t
computed 100000 young between the
employed, normal would
have n schools.
Likewise estimated that 100000 older persons,
ordinarily would retired have stayed the Job
Perhaps who would normally be the
colleges other training places employed with the
arm forces otherwise.
In addition to numerical additions this type total
gauluy persons has also been important
temporary wartime shift Of and women from distribution
primary physical production
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Housing Project
Promised Soon

September priorities have been
announced here providing for con.
struction of 1900 additional war
housing units, Raymond M. Foley
state FILA director. said today.
AT the same time, he announced
that because changing man.
power requirements for war inc
dustry, the northeast and south.
west sections of Detroit would no
longer be given preference over
the northwest sections as during
the past few months.
AL priority applications now on
file in a workable condition, will
be considered together with any
further applications which may be
filed by builders. he said.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Smaller fncre ase

Values in the northern half Of
the Lower Peninsula of Michigan
showed a smaller rate Of increase
than in the southern half.
Ihe-I!SeS- -lA4%eaEstFt-- =
mostly confined 70 the area be-
tween Iowa and Lake Michigan
and along tho lake shore 10 the
north. Little -nr-ne-e change and
IN fact some declines were re-
ported IN the west-central por-
tionS Of Wisconsin
In the opinions OF the reporting
bankers there Is a little Specula-
ton occurring IN farm lands
throughout the district The
greatest speculative activity is re-
ported in an area which would be
described roughly hy n line run
ming from Shcb0Xgau 10 Madison
WIS, across the corner O. Illinois
20 Newton County Ind and
titf-fftt' 70 .TifTTTT1 County, north 10
Elkhart and on into Michigan
through the Kalamazoo an q
Grand Rapids regions.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
u. s. Rubber Develops
New Aircraft Mountino

NEW YORK. Sept . a new
aircraft mounting able 10 absorb
vibration from any OF three Glrcc-
ilonS IN protecting sensitive radio
-CqUTDTTVHT, haS Decn peTTcCrcd ny
L. : Rubber Co. The new mount
ing is designed 10 meet air force
specifications and is used 10 mount
receivers. tranSmitters and cleo
tronic equipment.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Bdche Resigns
As Dome Chief

NEW YORK. Sept 2-Jules 6.
Bache president of Dome Mines,
Ltd, since 1918, has resigned and
has been elected 10 newly created
post Of chairman of board Cliff
ford w. Michel formerly vice
president. treasurer and director
was elected president Michel Will
continue as treasurer and chair
man of finance committee
Bache. whose affiliation with
Dome dates virtually from com
panyS inception. will continue his
Interest ..eellll y zias. "a !. I
of his family in company and as
chairman of the board. will super
wise the company's major policies
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Sow RyeNOw.
Farmers Told

EAST LANSING. Sept. 2
Michigan State College daIrymen
today urged Michigan farmers to
sow rye early this month to pro-
vide late fall pasture.
II. {. Rather, who made the ap-
peal. said that rye will stretch the
winter livestock feed. which will
be none TO plentiful this year. Re
advised sowing of rye at the rate
of IL 10 . bushels an acre for
pasture purposes. The rye will
serve a. spring feed next April.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
S221 100000 Decline
In Consumer Credit

WASHINGTON. Sept . The
Federal Reserve Board reported q
S22l 100000 decline IN amount Of
consumer credit outstanding az
end OF July. and attributed drop
primarily 10 "a substantial de-
crease in chargc-aCcount indebted
ness The decline during the
previous month was estimated az
$4,000 600
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Auto
Graphs
1000 Medium, Heavy
Trucks Approved FOR
First Half Of 1874
BY sILER FREEMAN

Nearly $4,000 medium and
heavy trucks have been ap-
proved for production in the
first half of 1914. it was learned
from Washington sources today.
The trucks are mainly for mill
tary needs, with some to be ale
located TO civilians as we'll but
for transportation of war ma
terials.
The schedules set Hp by WPB
call for making 22,852 medium
trucks and 10,993 heavy for all
kinds of hauling. In addition,
IL has authorized the msnufac-
ture of 1900 off -the-road vehi.
cles.
The ALLEGATION Of the truck
orders has not yet been an
nounced.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Four Cass townships
Elect Soil Directors

LANSING. Sept ? CUP)-E. v.
Sackrlder. state Soil conservation
director. announced today that a
public election viii be held in four
CaSS County townships Sept. 8 TO
elect three directors OF the coHn-
tvs new. soil conservation district.
Two directors, Marshall Fosdick,
CaSSopolis, and Paul Conklin
Dowagiac, already have been APP
pointed by the state soil conser-
vation committee The Michigan
law requires that three others be
elected by popular vote.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Prepare for Helieopters

If you think the helicopter
talk is so much wishful think.
ing, listen to some steel repre-
sentatives. A salesman for 4
large steel mill which manu-
factures a special steel used in
the roters of helicopters re.
vealed that his company has
orders from 81 manufacturers
for this type of steel.
Some of the firms which have
placed these orders have never
been connected with planes or
even cars.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
LAST FIRM HERE

Among those fined were Detroit
Fruit Auction Co, Detroit Amer
ican Fruit and Produce Auction
Association, New York; Baltimore
Fruit Exchange, Baltimore Con
Soldated Fruit Exchange. Inc.
Cleveland; New York Fruit Auc-
tion Corp, New York: Philadel-
phia Terminals Auction Co.
PhllAdelphla- i l-nlan- III +4e-
tion Co. Pittsburgh, and the
United Fruit Auction Co, en-
Clnnat
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Earnings

y
Quarter ended July - --al1 ~
Per common share SIC soc
BUNKER NIL 4 SULLIVAN MINING
sX months ended June d1 1875 lsfz
Nef Frott Hp'@ Fta F2ef' 'iFH
common share earnings soc 4Sc
NurRIo,N INVESTMENT 90. OF III.
Six months ended June 81 1873 lsi-
Yer common share 80 ior
piANIo>D MATCH co.
8 months ended June 81 1883 stl.- ls'l
Cows ucl profit 81 nf2 enN 81 15H .t1I
Per common share SIC ~at
= v MYERS & BRO.
N.ne mon'hs ended JUS 81 1888 1879
Scr pralt S3sf iI8 S{Je 24i
Per common share $l92 81 20
BORDEN co
:l ~ 5i n E ssa IS s = : ~ yss-s, Ig5
Per snare SIC Ve
ILLINOIS IOWA POWER
Ne, 'atonAs n, sy.75s POS \si 5-5ols
J. months ended june 81 1913 1859
Net income SO l5s 931 - lo. sVa
II. LOUIS sor THwrsrER< Inns
july net income & 50ilelT et- taa
,NoptNs net income 50 81. .Q7T SO $40 Bs
NEWPORT NEWs SHIPBI ILDfNG
Year ended Dec 81 1852 1871
Prelin net profit Sis4l 0O0 s. 29i 313
Pr common share IS. 81 &hll
WICK CHEMICAL 90.
Fiscal yr ended June 80 1888 1872
Prehw net profit - 2s2 00u SZ2il 500
Per share IS 35 N3 -
HACkENSACk WATER
SN months ended June 80 fgf1 fea1
Set income S5ss.2is S3I7.0
Per common share Si.0s PC
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Gas Use Continues
Far Above Last Year

The gas Sendout in the Detroit
TOR fTF WCCk ended
August IS was 439 94s. 900 cubic
feet, Michigan Consolidated Gas
Co reported today, an increase
OF 75.5230OO cubic feet compared
with the corresponding week last
year when the total reported was
364 i25 600 cubic feet.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Synthetic Rubber
Expansion Reduced

WASHINGTON. Sept. Rub
her Director JeffcrS said the
so 600 600 program 10 expand
synthetic rubber facilities had
been scaled downward 90 an un-
revealed extent tie said manage
mcnt and labor groups ~ the
industry had agreed II would be
possible TO increase output OF tires
with present existing equipment
and facilities through better CO.
ODeTatlOn.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
WLB Cuts Ba(kIoQ
Of Cases by 30 PIT.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2 (INS)
The backlog OF cases before the
regional War Labor Board has
been cut 80 per cent in the last
two and a half months, WLB
Chairman Davis said today.
From a peak of 25,3S1 cases on
June II, the backlog has fallen
10 1857 on Aug. 20. This. said
Davis. is more than half way
toward the goal of a normal case
load of 1000"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Big Down Payment

Where sales arc not for cash
the reports Indicate that down
payment, ON the purchase Of
farms were rInnlng about - per
cent during the second quarter Of
1913 over the district.
Equities of 30 per cent appear
20 have been most common IN
Iowa While 40 per cenLwas- il4a.
predominant figure for Wisconsin
and Michigan. and 80 per cent for
Illinois and Indiana
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Big iggCanadian Wheat
Shipments Planned

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2-War
Food Administration expects to
move about 10000 bushels of
grain from Canada over the Great
Lakes during September. VIA
officials have disclosed. This will
meet only minimum requirements
for such grain, officials explained.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
MAXIMUM FINES

The citrus exchanges and COM
panies were given the maximum
fines in accordance with recon-
mendationS OF Harold r Collins.
special attorney in the antI-trust
division of the department or
justice.
me Indictments, brought i'm
connection with nationwide
"monopolistic and freeIcout' in
veStigation by the department
charged that the concerns were
allegedly conSpiring 10 control the
-Rf@tite,A- e-ftr-tiy yirfrv dv- writ is
the price nf citrus and deeidHetiS
fruits grown IN California and
Florida.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Detroit Citrus
Firm Fined
For Monopoly

Los ANGELES, Sept 2 GNS)
Maximum fines of 5000 each
were faced today by l6 of the
nations leading citrus concerns.
including one IN Detroit, as d
result of monopoly indictments
brought against them in Decem-
Der, 1871.
Federal Judge PteTSon Hall i'm
posed the $4,000 in fines against
the concerns for violation Of the
Sherman Antitrust Act after the
defendants had entered pleas OF
nolo contendere.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Lansing Merchants Set
$1,000, 900 Bond Goal

LANSING. Sept. 2-Local mer-
chants today agreed TO raise
81 100000 OF The S1Z ,SS5, ,O0O quota
set for Ingham County's Third
War Loan drive which opened to-
day.
Officials in charge Of the cam
paTgn said that the county's QUOTA
for September is higher than the
combined sales of Liberty bond
sales here in World War l.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Oakland Population
Increased by 10000

PONTIAC. Sept. 2-Ration
records Show Oakland County )
population has increased al least
10000 persons since the last fed
eral census in 1870 The 1910
census showed 254 06S inhabitants.
Ration records show the county
now has 264. .25S.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Dividend Of 40 Cents
By Mueller Brass

NEW YORK. Sept ? Directors
of Mueller Brass Co. have de-
clarcd a dividend OF 10 cents per
share on the common stock. pay
able Sept 30. 1943. 10 stockhold-
erS of record Sept. II, l943.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Named Mail Superintendent

GRAND RAPIDS. Sept. 2-Dan
Campbell. 40 years in postal serv.
ice here, has been named superin.
tendent of mails by postmaster
Frank G. Jarvis, replacing Charles
II. Butler, who died Aug. Is.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Square D Company
Again Pays SO Cents

Square y Co. declared a divi-
dend Of 80 cents on common stock,
pr ttest,t r. sept 80, 10 stock Of rec
ord Sept l6 Same amount was
paid in previous quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Dividend Declared
By MlLouth Steel

McLouth steel Corp declared a
dividend of - cents per share
payable Sept 15.. 10 common
stockholders Of record Sept s.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Livestock Markets
pI TRt,IT

CATTLE - son slaughter steers ard
htIvfs slHW barely steady, supply largely
tssrrs Including elfht loads Southwest
t'esiyEs cows fairly active. This class and
h's steady very little INJURY tor stock
tri' lH If calves. UnftFf'Ic weak fWO LOADS
medium g7a-Ih Southwest lrass steers
>'4 2f scattered Iats medium native and
k"rt9cS} grass steers and teiisrs. &li.Th
IL beef COWS. 50 80 =. add head
$ .nt COWS ON me heifer orGer 'u ~ JN.
,HNhers and Cu'trfs 81 y. mainly 50 %
ur l.ed sausage ana fat urU- xi82l
I1 a+ oIt hvss si3 80. mr.ruyf taiis
'lI ~. IHwer grade light bulls selling
$50 'n - and tein" medium 'n mostly
t b.o-lb. western bred Netrllng stock
CALVES ESQ. steady Pufk good ard
'. .,e veRlers SIS 1u. few strictly ch1ice.
common and medium largely Si5I
HOGS : zoo. BIDDING steady On All
"r.-h's and sows, asking lpc higher on
butchers $50 lbs up most is0-260 10.
-stfEFPz-7eH. -FFr'y ys'rs rTring Tanbs
strong ~ 25c higher but most interests
Not following sheep steady, good 70 choice
native spring lambs early tl4 75I15 win
% good lambs s13pits9 common Si2
down. common 60 choice Ehorn slaughter
ewes 81 % =. few culs 50 So
CHICAGO sept UNs) HOGs-1t
900. steady tnp. SIS; bulk, NlA. 20 ~ 20
heaves Sl4 Boa "a s.. mediums Slls5a
Is. NFbts Sif f1tIfq5i ugh, ghts.
SlA25nlt75 packing soWs SIS sOaii1o,
ckTTIrs',1 o1o steady calves ZOO
s'eadS Beer steers choice. SiiuI6.75,
medium tFs-HuEs Si2 iol i6 IS.
BI'-Hh Nti Us cows 80 iu p
"a Et rairetN A9H l6
fr\t .artrrF s,seys ki-
- ". fer N4u1a\
rHf steady Lawbt SiJ u
- 10 Nl.H lH NrarHrEs Ni2
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Detroit Stocks

Frsnkenmn Oh
Mich Sugar so ~ sO-..U2
sara q g - .GIz-is=s=-i6as==l 40 5.z=sz=a,=i
dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or psid 40 far this tear.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02

z KFIN = ITTlIaF NI'7ff " wv
Quarter ended July al--GA2 1872
Net profit ~ $50 ~ - $40 -
Per common share SIC ooc
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
rklNsAck MATER

sm months ended June 81 1879 1912
Set income S5Ss.2is S3I7 0s7
Per common share sos PC
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02

NNTRICAN INVESTMENT 90, OT III.
six months ended June 30 1888 1892
Set profit Silb.-1- A'to TO
Yer common share 80 i"r
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
NICK CHTMICAI 40.

zeal yr ended June 80 1888 1852
81 w net profit - 2s2 00u SZ21I 500
r share 50 35 So -
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02

VI. LOUIS sol THwrsrER< Inns

NEWPORT NEWs SHIPBI Hiding
rear ended Dec 81. 1852 1871
'relin net profit Sis4l 000 s. 29i 3T3
~ common share IS - Nhil
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
ni,MnNn MA1,n 90.

3 months ended June 3n 1893 1872
Cows nci profit 81 hi2 hnN 81 1oI F1I
Per common share sic ~at
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02

v MYERS & BRO.
Sine months ended JUS 81 1858 1882
Net aralt S3sftI3 Sl3q 24f
Per common share 81 ~ - 20
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02

BTNKTR NIL 4 SULLIVAN MINING
SN months ended June 3u. i9ia 1892
Nsf erof.t S6T2 Ps3 S5sfoe3
common share earnings soc 4Sc
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
RnRnTN 40

8 ucrtns gI5e1 Il1e g.. .aA= a -
.Vef TN0ff I.t IS Iel. 10 eo .atH, A-o
Per share SIC we
Evening star., 1943-11-06
reotment RepeIs Fire

A single basement door Of fire.
proofed wood, 21s inches in thick
ness, can resist fire of 100 de-
grees Fahrenheit for one hour