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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Farmers Market

FcrTS Apples Mcintosh fancy 81
400 ~ ~ S5ga5o. wosf Elye-
apples $50 s. pu. 80. 81 Grapes.
faU. - - rftA bs-tri No e0c ~ 81
SO 71c Peaches Elbertas, fancy rs 20 :
~ 81 50 so 3D.. No So 30 = !,
tai. fancy. - - bu No. S5n5 No.
$500 Pears. Bose. No / 81 % D
ru. $50 s. Bartlett s. fancy. s. bu
$50 $500 s. 50 ounces No. !,
- ru 80 . s. Cantaloupe. fancy. - so
Ug So 80 50p No ,. - 2 81.
Wa" melon. fancy Ni1q u doz. No. /.
$50 s.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS Gel,
100 So SID Head lettuce No /,
So 80 ul $50 , Sl2j Leaf lettuce.
$50 1tcaN - ru EndiNe, fancy - bu
go 9uc 81 % 80 1Jc. Escaroie,
$50 zoe Isl bu Romano No. /. 81 a
VEGETABLE GFEENs csboas,
greens 80 SlHl 30 bu Couatds 80.
1jc1S1 hu ksle 80 soc ~ 81 M.
eoc si2i ~ Spinach 40 J. sos 4
- goo o4 lump greens No
yGTTARLEs NuscFiAANEors -
-. -,.275 $50 ~ 5o NaN ,anc'.
$500 n4 $50. 80 2lr2 Is. 40 g. 5! IU
kfn'ur-t Wonders No - ~ 3 ~
~ - +" R'Tsn ma. o,so' beans ~ :! s.
50 .a 19 hI Bssts huncned 10 / use u
81 SOD pels $50 ? 500 topped 80 /,
- 50oa u9 $50 - Broccoli fancy
maze. fancy, 81 - bu 80 !. <i250i. 30.
$50 81. Ped .ahoage 30 81 - h.
. bN So . 81 - Curly cahnsse No !,
~ Ii12 nu carrots punched No IS
,,r5, - U.s. on so T. Si7sa2 No :.
81 a. Csuu19aef, fancy, 50 30. !. 81 IS
~ r4 SO - 5u Ceier, root 40
sd Ilf Cscrf iancf. 81 - !. so doc
Sweet eoin $50 90 J.doz sack.
So 51D Cucumhers. sucers fame 81
aa No $, .5oT3. 50. . 81 p n so,
dolls NJ - 20 : ny picNlers tancf
- ru'. No. ]. - S No. ? - Dill No.
!. 80 I'c On. 6chs Essplsnt. No. ], 20
90 'o nu No . 81 30 Kohlrabi. No /.
7jc 81 d0z bchs Leeks, No. l. 81 25
dog nchs okrs 10 /. S2de5o peck
basket No. 81 so Onions, gr.en. No.
! 80 75c don bchs 80 ? 20 soc: DRY.
80 ! g IS 90 J0-lb sack picking
white fancy. So jO-lb sack No. l. SO
yellow. No. !. SirS j0-lo. sack. Parsnips
80 - hu. PARSLEY roo, 80 IS =
$40 dos bchs Peppers green. No. /.
- 1 io bu No i5c. not fancy.
30 tu $50. 81 - 30 No. = 81,
fet. uot SO ~ IS peck oasket
eo. sweet No So IS peck basket
f'wcutus so 75c 70 81 peck basket. No.
zoe Potatoes. No S275d29O 100
los So Si.5o Pumpkins No / 81
I - bu Badishes ed No. !. IS a 7Ac
dos rchs No 2 5oc long white No 1.
SO D - so on summer squash, fancy.
81 na' bu 81 % l5c Delicious No
u NE.o 2 nm Hubbard. No, l. 81 50 ? ?
h italian fFuc' - hs6 I'm NJ
SIS ran's Queen rsug, ~ hu 10
frf. ts hiurhcr 80 =
81 d. nped fahc, s. 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Auto
Graphs
Dodge DeIiveriese
Of Army Trucks
Pass IT'S. 900 Mark
BY SILER FREEMAN

Dodge has delivered more
than 275,000 trucks TO tho
Allied nations so far in this
war The exact figures are for
hidden by censorship but the
21o, 900 Is a nice round number
which ChrySler Corporations
President X. T. Keller was per.
mltted 10 give out in his latest
report 10 the stockholders.
Keller traced the history OF
Dodge war trucks since World
War /. At that time Gen.
PerShlng had a Dodge staff car.
In 1888, Dodge delivered its
first Chrysler-built army trucks
and by 1886 deliveries had
reached 1888. In the next three
years 1000 were sent 10 the
army forces.
Orders were more than
doubled in 1910, multiplied 10
times IN l94l and passed the
100000 mark per year in 1912.
They are still continuing 10
flow out at high rate, despite
the recent cuts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Took No Chances

Recalling the stories that arc
circulating about the elderly
page boys OF the Manufacturers
National Bank. the best Of the
crop went as follows
The FIRST 10 be hired a dis
-tinguiShcd- looking, elderly gent
was most embarrassed be-
= auSe he was mistakenly greeted
throughout the bank a. q poten-
tial customer When second
man was hired ms fellow
worker explained this situation.
Not tho least pcI1l+Fhed- the
ncNt dan the new man went
night through tho bank and
handed 3 newly printed personal
card 10 each 81 The officers
Inscribed on u WAS
John Jones, Messenger. Man
ufaCturerS National Bank
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
2 Fisher Units Honored

Fisher Body plants continue
TO garner production awards.
Just after announcing the fourth
star on burgee Of the die and
machine unit, K. +. Fisher. gen.
eral manager. revealed that two
other plants in the Flint area
have received citations.
They are the Grand Blanc
tank plant and Fisher No. | in
Flint. Both have been awarded
stars 10 place on their Army
Navy Z pennants by Undersec-
rotary Of War Robert p. Patter-
son. The plants received their
pennants in twin awards last
January.
Three other Fisher Body
units are among the plants
which have previously won pro-
duction honors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Gas Demand
Highestin Weeks

NEW YORK Sept Gasoline
demand last week averaged better
than 1900 900 barrels daily. an
increase of almost 200. 600 as com
parcn with the week ended Sept.
II and tho highest IN several
weeks. In reflection OF tins de-
mand stocks OF gasoline dipped
o29 1000 barrels In the Sept is
week IN spite OF an increase in
output Of this fuel m the period
Drains also continued on re-
,idual heavy fuel oils while gas
oil and dI>illlate supplies were
boosted by SOS 600 barrels.
Production OF crude oil nation
WIDE hit ncw high a, 1915. $50
barrels daily average. an increase
Of II 500 barrels compared with
Tho week ended Sept il. and
against 3.o35. $50 barrels in the
spending week Of 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Tax Collections
Billion Over 1912

WASHINGTON. Sept. "a up
August internal revenue collec-
tons amounted 10 81 o., 735 .594
almost 81 600 100000 more than
ODD the same month Of last year.
fne bureau Of internal revenue re-
ported today
Nearly tWo-thIrdS Of the in
crease was collected IN income
anu excess profits taxes The
Withholding taN. which was not IN
rlicc' last gear. accounted for
i5S 50 GA Excess profits taxes
increased SIP i02.Sl3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Vigorous Program Of Economic Rehabilitation

Characlcflng self help The constructive and poms
ing Nh Stalpy described The method follows
il to revive their
theyw he o delay meet
production and trade This is
non,
is method meeting relief needs not simply nv shipping
clothing might he called straight
pradut az these and other
j. helping people II
bette than : help Themselves
"A relief without vigorous OF economic
rchab pushed the
Of bail ieaky
boat with the leak
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
LARGER PROGRAM

Aside from the contract tcrmi-
nation features Of the loan, how
ever tho credit viii be utilized 10
finance NaSh-kclvinator : greatly
increased war production program.
TN June 80. 1913 the company
cad untitled government orders
amounting 10 5000 900 900 and the
billing, for the fiscal year ending
'hi~ Sept 30 will be approximately
SlOOUOO 600 more than those Of
The previous year A the present
rate, II Is expected that this year s
dolla" volume VIII be more than
doubled by September 1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Dole Out Coal Supply

GRAND RAPIDS. Sept %
(UPD A resolution 10 spread the
supply OF SmokeleSs coal among
a many Grand Rapids consumers
as possible was adopted today by
sc of 81 coal dealers. The volun-
tary rstioning plan. which is ef-
fcctive immediately limits de-
livcrieS OF smokelesS coal TO two
tons per customer. Deliveries will
be made only If the customer has
less than a 30-day supply.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Ndsh-KeIvinator
Gets IS Million
Y Bank Credit

Arrangements have been COM
plcted by the Observation-Disclosures
Corp for S75.OOO.0OO bank
credit for tho financing Of war
production contracts and TO pro-
vide immediate working capital in
the event of the termination OF
any OF these contracts. according
to ar announcement made here
today by George w. Mason. preSi-
dent, and Howard A. Lewis. vice
president in charge of finances.
The Chase National Bank nego-
tlatcd the loan with the Federal
Reserve Bank OF New York and IS
clearing agent for group of II
banks which includes the National
Bank OF Detroit, the Detroit Bank
and Manufacturers National Bank
Of Detroit The balance Of the loan
$ being shared by II other lead
lrg banks throughout the country
With which the company also has
mad close business relations over a
long period nl Np3l<
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
CostIier Alcohol

When you discover that the
alcohol you pu' IN your radiator
this winter has gone up IN price
from 81 10 Sli0 a gallon don {
complain, because there s a rca-
son FOR H.
The advance is because II is
being made from gram, which
is co>,lier tnan the West Indian
mola>>cS that wa~ formerly sup
piled the industry
Mola,>c> was cut of by the
sub menace and tho tanker
shortage
The wheat not only costs
more bat j. more expensive 20
process. because n has 70 he
ground before u viii fermen,
properly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Win S2,5I8 for Idea

Benjamin Cohoon and seven
fellow workers at the Olds
plant have set new high for
payment for single suggestion.
They were given S2.51S.75 for
an idea which is aiding produc-
ton of the 200-mm. aircraft
cannon which the Olds plant in
Lansing makes.
Cohoon was awarded a 81 900
bond and the seven others
shared S1,5lS.75 in bonds and
stamps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Bond Sales
Stepped Up

PONTIAC Sept "a - Oakland
CountyS war bond drive has
taken decided squirt in the last
three day, The total today was
well over 100000 600. The county $
quota is $4,000. 900
Officials announced that Frank
y lSbey. head of the Michigan
war loan committee. Will be a
speaker next Wednesday night
when buyers OF bonds OF 500 or
more will be guests At Oakland
and State theaterS Al showing
OF The picture, So Proudly We
Hail
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Johnny Mason Dies
Following Attack

Funeral preparations were be-
ing made today for Johnny Mas
son 45 former trainer Of the
Holzbaugh hockey team. who was
found dead in his car last night
returning from work Al the Ford
Motor Co where he was en-
ploved IN tho medical department
Mason veteran OF World
War ]. in which he served IN the
medical corps OF the l.. $ Army,
Is survived by his wife The BODY
is now al the McNally funeral
home. Grand River and Vernon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Heads Economic Committee

FLINT, Sept. 2i-Arthur L.
Crawley assistant manager Of
Consumers Power Co. today had
been appointed Flint chairman of
the committee for economic de-
velopment following the commit
tees first statewide meeting at
Grand Rapids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
On the
Business
Front 2
BY WARD SCHULTZ

The other day we mentioned
that Eddie Rickenbacker, the
pan who wants industry TO
|rego either earnings or dlvi-
dends for three years after the
war, had tremendous profit in
the stock of Eastern ArlincS. Of
which he is president ! was
later asked the source OF my
information
The SEC report Tor April dis
closed that Rickenbacker ac-
QuITed S,U0U shares or Eastern
Airlines stock during that
month.
Back in 1888 he was given an
option to purchase 10000 shares
AZ SO a share any time within
five years after May l, 1888.
Later. under rights ISSUED 10
stockholders. he was given the
right 10 purchase an additional
5000 shares al 81
AS of Dec 81, 1912 Rick still
had 5000 shares Impoverished
under the original option, which
had 10 be picked up by MAY
Of this year Assuming that
was The block purchased m
April this deal alone would give
ham stock worth $500 600 today
for net gain OF $4,000
4 moratorium on dividends,
] still Insist, would he a hard
ship only 10 those comparatively
small stockholders who depend
upon that income for their i've
lhood Large stockholders can
always sell a few shares OF
stock # they're hard up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Performance Grafifyino'

AS the result of further tests
and demonstrations in army
camps, Dodge got another Job,
making an enlarged version. The
slX-wheel. 1i2-ton troop and
cargo transport replaced the
2i2-ton model. Experiments are
sun gong on to improve both of
these but meanwhile they are
pouring out OF the truck plant.
Performance reports from
SUCH fighting areas as tho
aieutian Islands. Mediterranean
and South Pacific are most
gratifying" concluded Kellers
report modestlv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
$4,000 See ON Revue

FLINT. Sept g Tho General
Motors victory revue. It's Only
the Beginning" today had com
pleted lis Flint run and moves on
TO Saginaw and Bay City after
playing 10 nearly 30 600 General
Motors employees and their fam
llles hcTn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Gypsum Co. Suit
Challenges WLB
And President

WASHINGTON. Sept. "a tINS)
The United States Gypsum Co.
filed a law suit today challenging
the power OF either President
Roosevelt or the War Labor Board
TO impose maintenance Of mem
berShip and the dues checkoff in
union labor contracts.
The suit. filed in the L. S Dis
trict Court in Washington, sought
a declaratory judgment 10 enioln
the board and the director OF
economic sterilization from en-
forcing the Gypsum companYs
compliance with a labor board
order of Nav 81, l943.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
WE'LL a COMPANY.
a Michigan corporstion.
By V, n, WE'LL. President.
LEGAL NOTICE

OFFICE Of the Collector Of Customs,
Detroit. Michigan. September Is 1913.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
described seized merchandise I tsdy's
mink coat pair mans rubber boots.
pair man shoes. / pair mans house
slippers ! mans suit, ! mans Jacket.
Hudson Bay blanket 5iz yards WOOL
serge cloth 10 linen, handksrehisfs.
pairs cotton trousers ; pairs lsdys shoes,
2 pairs canvas shoes. 1 bottle whiskey.
pair ladys shoes bottles ~hissey.
TO- yards blue voolss cloth. Ga yards
brown vooen cloth. l pair isdys shoes.
1 pair lsdys shoes. lady's WOOL dress.
! pair ladys shoes and ] bottle vhisksy
has been ssizsd Dor violation OF the Gus
toms Revenue laws m this district be-
tween tns dates II April /. 1919 ~
SeptembsF 5 1898 inst ne same viii
bs foIfefsd to me United states Govern
meet IN Octorsr \ 1898 NJ sccordsnes
81 tn the statutes rsde ana provided
Al, person Gaining auf ~ ne shove
dfstftbsd merchandise should hs WITH n.
h's or her claim u suCh ntrcnsnSiss
WITHIN fTsntr days from me date % ne
6rst Publication ~ fhis noties Marin
r. Bradley, Collector Of Custons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Motor Carrier
Rate Rise Hit

WASHINGTON. Sept "a The
war and navy departments and the
government sterilization agencies
today petitioned the lCC 10 re-
consider decision by It's rate
division last month authorizing a
general increase Of 4 per cent In
motor truck rates throughout the
Middle Atlantic states and be-
tween that area and New Eng
land
Recon lderailon and reargument
before the tull membership Of the
ICC was requested by the agencies
which declared that the ICC divi-
SION had erred IN several respects
IN approving the increase.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Amer. Home Products
Promotes 7 Officials

NEW YORK. Sept "a Knox
Id- has been elected president and
Walter r SlDcr>ack executive
NI,c president and general man
l.cr of American Home Products
Corp. Alvin G Brush. chairman Of
thc hoard announced today. Ide
has been executive vice president
and Silbersack has been vice preSi-
dent IN charge of all advertised
products.
The promotions follow the cleo
ton Of Harry 5. Howard former
pres cent Of American Home
Products. az president of Wyeth,
inc. the great new ethical drug
npany which American Home
PRODUCTS has formed as a wholly
owned subsidiary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
SIGNIFICANT Award

Food for thought - CarholoY
Co which was publicly indicted
some time ago for alioEcdly
restricting Tho supply OF high
speed carbide tools and thus
hinderIng the war effort today
gets the Army Navy + Al" ard
That wrtid seem 70 be fhc
army and navyS answer 20 the
Justice department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
DENIED HEARING

The order of MAY 2 II directed
the company TO include mainte-
nance of membership and checkoff
provisions in its collective bargain
ing agreement. The board granted
the union demand as A matter OF
standard practice, bu, failed 10
grant tnr companyS request tor
public hearing.
The Gypsum company contends
1T is not the function OF the
President TO compel employers 10
require their employees 10 remain
members of union
IL charges that the WI.B has no
authority 10 impose malnte-
nance of membership or dues
checkoff without an act OF Con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
POSTWAR ADVANTAGES

Tho S750OO.OO loan 'o Nash
kcNualor not only pLnlIdcA- lnr
che financing OF the war produc-
ton contracts now held by the
company but combines the adj
vantagcS OF the broader aspects Of
the new VT" loan program under
which contractors whose contracts
are Cancelled viii be enabled 10
tree working capital which other
wise might be tied up in war pro-
duCtlon work.
Terms of the Nash KelVinator
loan which conform 70 the new
regulations. provide iot a govern
ment guarantee 10 the banks Of
80 per cent and standby charge
Of = Of ! per cent on the unused
portion Of The credit. The interest
rate u - per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Mistake TO Consider u. S. InfiniteIy Rich

Measuring wrcckage Eugene Saley. technical program
expert the office relief and rehabilitation operations
wisely the deSrabty of helping stricken bigeent
o themselves
s good for foreign
Likewise d good for
As for ourselves mistake 10 consider u infinitely rich
As great Of
the government this
taking and so Of all production we short
OF nearly all items.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Encourage Other People TO Follow Our Leadership

do should force other peoples AZ the
economic. social and political
concepts believe that by example should
other people folio" leadership think we
ingredients which
living increased mechanical
energy. and limitations bureaucracy
In discussing this proposition from the STANDPOINT OF urgent
relief Mr. Stalc> pointed
people of possible sef-respection
self usts basis j. n too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser y
'SeIf-HeI - Advised
For Foreign Nations

II difficult reconcile The "Scorched earth policy OF
the
mcntaiStS of "a brave world immediately thereafter
On the contrary from The viewpoint, war,
eminent induStrialISt remarked : "Scntiang idiocy
ReCogUZng TINS The attempting
perform sober Job OF the and convinced ha the
growth Of aggression be
The The other hand through such boob spokesman
NuSSoIn eSSayed gor itself something beneficial
TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24

at the annual
meeting n Q r @
today IN CON
nectlon with a
conference of
postwar plan
n in & W hic h
opened yester-
day and runs
through tomor-
row noon.
w o o d ruf {
c u c c g Q d 5
& h RI eS A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
MORE ALLEGATIONS

In the report Of the special
committee on ALLEGATION Of mate
rails. chairman William Fl Mar
kle traffic manager. Diamond
Crystal Salt Co.. St. Clair. Mich,
said
II am reliably informed the
railroads. facing at-thp present
time the peak load Of l943. are
operating with $500 less sery-
iceabIe cars Of all types than
they had on Jan. last There
fore. il Is suggested that allo-
cations be increased wherever
II Is possible 10 do So"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Rails Chalk Up
Mark Despite
Car Shortage

The ton miles total compiled
by the American railroads in the
first eigh, months this year eX-
Ceeded the ton miles for the en-
tire year 1926, the record year
prior TO World War IL Grant
Arnold. assistant manager OF the
transportation bureau of the De-
troit Board of Commerce, told
members OF the Great Lakes adj
Visory board OF the American
Railroad Association.
This was done al time when
5000 more freight cars were re-
tired from service than there
were new cars put into service
Arnold said. pointing out that
private enterprise has more than
done the job in the railroad in
duStry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Woodruff
New MBA
President

CHICAGO, Sept "a Herold c.
Woodruff. president Of II G..
Woodruff, Inc. Detroit. was
elected president of the Mortgage
Bankers Association OF America
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Foreign EXCHANGE
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE or
REDEMPTION OF BONDS

Take notice that the undersigned VIII.
on November I. le43, redeem all OF iis
first mortgage 5iS &c serial gold
mortgage dated May l. 1877 "a amended
oy supplemental agreement dated a. of
February H. 1885. 10 Detroit Trust Com
pauy, Trustee, Al their par value plus ae-
crued interest 10 November l. 1898 upon
presentation and surrender OF said honda.
at the office Of Detroit Trust Company.
Detroit Michigan With the November 1.
1898. and all subsequent coupons attached.
after which date the said bonds will cease
TO bear interest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Detroit Stocks

SAILS Htsh Low ~ - chg
Ctov'c Miner o. B., g.
n g. 81. 3-....
Jacobs r L 81 g. So >.
krogei 80 as. al, 81 =,
Dividends IN IN, foregoing table are the
amounts declared ar paid 40 far this wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Pea Names Traffic
Representative Here

The appointment Of Ear, O
Miller a. traffic representative of
Fem yl>ania-Contrai Airlincs was
announced today by Harold Olsen
district traffic manager Miller
.ormCrly was connected with the
Now York Central IN Buffalo
y. y
ANIRtCNN >INN1RN TOBA6Co
Fiscal NeaI ended Jui. 80
1919 IGt2
Nef rfnIf SsU- 1Sf Nht4 SO
rer share SIS 50 -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
pERE Marquette RAILWAY

Eight months ended Aug 81;
1913 1892
Net incom. x2e sTO 81. s31 400
Sc prior pfd sh earn s26H SIS IS
August net income 1851 s3l 1892 go
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
CARLOADING DROP

Members were told that car
loadingS in the Great Lakes ter
ritory are expected TO show
slight decline in the fourth quar-
ter due largely to q sharp drop
in shipments Of building mate
rails.
A decline or 10 per cent in
overall shipments was forecast.
r A. FaSold. special repreSeu-
tative, freight claims division.
ASSocia ton OF American Rail-
roads. revealed that in the year
ending June 30. 1913. the rail-
road business has gone ap IS 3
per cent over that in the like
period preceding. and loss and
damage claims have gone up only
BOG per cent In the first wear
Of this Warld War, loss and dam
age claims were 426 per cent
under those in the first year Of
World War !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
United nNEMpon
Union PACIFIC X "

Union PACIFIC RI
Eignt months ended Aug 81
1919 1912
Net income $50 627 6q1 X25. iO5 S2I
Com share earnings Si25s $40 10
August net income So. 347 500 IS 5Is los
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Earnings

AUSTIN NICHOLS
Four month. ended AUG 81.
1913 1872
Nef rroW yiTf 37s S2i 51T
Per snare Xs22 77c
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-16
Iii! TOjO:
The YankS
Have Idea

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10
lP)-The Japanese, who once
planned TO dictate peace terms
TO the United States in the
White House, can take notice
that the United States also has
some invasion plans.
1t Gen. John l.. Dewitt re-
marked yesterday that Japan s
threat to west coast safety will
not disappear until we have
landed in northern Japan and
Macarthur has reached the
Philippines"
Dewitt. who has been trans
ferred TO Washington TO head the
Army and Navy staff collere.
also announced that the western
defense command and the 4th
Army, which he has headed
have now been made separate
commands.
Temporary commander OF the
4th Army is Brig Gen. James w.
Barnett, DeWitts former chief
Of staff Commander Of the
western defense command will
be 1t. Gen. Delos c Emmons,
former commander of the Ha-
Waiian department.