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The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-06-11
Merchants SpecIaIt

WANTED-2O.0CO
OLD. CRACKED on BROKEN
records Edison Records rYoeDt-
ed 2isc ,ag., notice 20 children
under -. bring IN I records and
get tlc..et - tHs Wu,rtl Thca-
ter good for any pelformance.
JUST ARRIVED selection
of fire At.us tr1nT fe"r coverings
in vide wid Is. ET7s and .lnaflor
GrlnnsU Pro-. aIo w. Ml-fiPat.
INI.AID LISOLETM complete stock
all colors for floors. shelves
tables and sinks. Installed uronp-
tly by expert LAYERS. Mack & Mack
I'll W Michigan Ave.
GARDEN HOSE. 50 q. coupled rub-
ber ard fabric if9j. Alvo bulk
Garden seeds. stssfer's Huron St
store Phone %.
LA JUNE TOTOS-We specialize in
small Photos and Kodak fnishlnEs
fs 2. Cross, 1ud floor. Phone
i!57-J. Day or Nlght
WORK SHIRTS socks. pants coats.
gloves for Defense Workers.
Thorns Tire Co. 900 =. MiehiEsn.
MAfsoNETTE DRESSES, LlnEsrIs.
sacks. Exclusive styles. moderate
prices. Mrs Ruth Liss. 60zi T..
Michigan. Phone 7s7-W.
METAL BEDS. springs and mat
trssses. SLEEP SHOP, 10 W.
Michigan
rot CAN paint tas woodwork iu
the average kitchen with Su-Ena-
81 FOR f2s5. Family Radio shoppe.
Jos " Michigan.
miscellaneous
TWO Four i}fais ceiling Fans onc
isrgs table ran. oge 4t-r . in.
l.ne ssaf'rg VIII pulEgs and
hangers one 90 5H. = with
3ontsrs. ore 1888 T5sd pickup
truck, newly 1-F-.-a-lzd, full yezr :
license. Phone as.
SEED POTATOES
$3.50 Carpenter Rd.
L. g "a
THEPPE soMETHTNG-rors TIA :.
far e. AID fadf- f-esa p1AerfII
1ifts Classified Ads.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-06-11

THREE BABY Beds, with mattress.
Teeter-Babs. dsy-bed with SLIP
cover. Model A Ford with good
ilraa Phone 2Ol-I-3.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-06-11
Miscellaneous

WINTER COAT, spring coat dress
es. suits. sire II. Very reasonable
Phone 2T34-J. Call before 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

Possible Allied Mediterranean Invasion routes after
Sicily indicated by numbered arrows. may develop as
follows:
Assaults eeSnsf Iisys west coast and overland up
the Italian boot isoIstine naval base at laramie.
Fleet air and convoy operations into Adriefe es'sb-
fishing beaehheads Italy Yueosava and Albania confnv-
ing through the Balkans from latter t~o.
3-Ha1ardou direct attack upon heavily euarded Crete
with Saonks and Verdar and S+ruma Valley TO Balkans
and Danube gateway 10 Germany
+Use Of British Ninth and Tenth armies and some u S.
force. from raq iran and SYa via Cyprus in drive TO cap
fure Rhodes end Seapanfo and drive through the Aegean
S-Wrh Turkey on side. Allied forces could 90
lurt rails Hawking German bases in the Aegean and driving
into the Balkans through Adrianopole
6-Granted use OF Dardanees and having cleared Ger
man Aegean bases, Allied ships could attack German-held
north and west coasts of the Black Sea.
Troops brought overland through Turkey and Russian
'oees from Caucasus front might launch omphbous often
s'ves e9sins Bu9aFis, Runana and Na1i-hed Russia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

Germsnys first completely srborne Invasion force OF 5000
captured Crete June '4 after terrific I2day battle Ps
ehusts and ederborne troops made first landings west
gradually broke down the British defense Germany EN-.
pIoyed 1900 planes. half OF them fighting craft half
transports defeat inferior RAF sink the British fleet
units and take toll OF 1900 British casualties prisoners
forcing British ooo Germany lost nearly
Crete heavily defended depth by artillery. pbox lines
aircraft nefeds increased Strength Axis fears Allie. will
send hsoys greatest sr-bone force retske the island
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Dividends
Detroit Livestock Market

The weeks early sharp advance
in swine prices at the Detroit
Stock Yards was fully lost IN later
trading, the closing practical top
on 2OO-225-lb butchers standing
at SIS All slaughter classes Of
cattle found reliable outlet eaTtv
IN the week but action diminished
later and the close proved dull.
Increased receipts coupled with
rather narrow demand. forced
sheep and lamb prices toward
lower levels Vealers held mostly
steady throughout.
Weeks salabie receipts $50
compared last weeks close slsughfsr
steers and heifers opened steady "a rulfv
soc higher medium rrades upmosi AosinE
tAae dull weak hit and miss trace on
thln heshed light grass steert ana heifers.
rev strictly good cows strong 20 25c
hlgner others weak % Csc lower bulls
ABOUT steady but closing outlet very mar
row stock cattle and calves about steady
A. recent declines but rev low for The
season uncovered IN spots
Most medium to good drsioi steers
81. so IS 50 some good 20 choice esu-
000-lh. fed steers SIS Is. package fat
I io0.lb. Kentucky grssssrs Sif 30 me
dunn grads native Kentucky and south
vest grass ana Wsrmed-up steers, tl2a
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Motor Products
Earnings Steady

Motor Products Corp. for the
fiscal year ended June 30 reports
a net profit of S763, ,723, after pro-
vision Of S3,365. 900 for refund TO
L. S. government for reduction Of
contract prices. 5000, 900 for pos
slble inventory losses due 10 dis
continuance Of commercial opera
uonS and 100000 for war and
postwar adjustments, equal 10
Sl.96 share. This compares with
$751; 903 or Sl9i a share in the
preceding year when 5000. 600 was
set aside for possible inventory
losses.
Income and excess profits taxes
in the 1913 fiscal year aggregated
s. AS 600 after postwar refund Of
S2Z5 600 In the preceding year
taxes amounted TO $4,000.
Untitled orders as Of June so
last, were in excess OF $50. 600 600
the report stated.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Save on Mae Vests

Mae Vests" the life vests
for airmen. are being produced
today with 20 per cent less
natural rubber than went into
their manufacture originally,
according TO the Goodyear Tire
and Rubber Co. The current
Mae West" consists of single
ply containers Of rubberiZed
fabrics, instead of the natural
rubber bladder or inner tube
inside fabric casing.
Goodyear claims the new type
is stronger and slightly lighter.
It can also be produced faster
because the stitching for the
fabric cover is eliminated.
Equipment that was used to
manufacture ply fabric for tires
is being utilized TO impregnate
the fabric for the Mae Vests"
Each side is punched out and
the two sides cemented to-
eether. The cement is then
cured in molds that once made
rubber heels and soies.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Urges Tax Law
ChdngeonProfit

WASHINGTON, Sept II OUP)
Ellsworth &. Alvord of the l.. s.
Chamber Of Commerce today pro-
posed revision Of tax laws 10 re-
capture cXCpSS war profits as an
alternative 20 recapture under the
war contract renegotiatiOn law.
AlNord, chairman Of the cham
bers committee on federal finance
said recapturc provisions Of the
rene4uilatInp- -laW are dangerous
and uH-American He testified al
r House ways and means commit
tee hearing on proposed amend
mcn's 10 the law
Tho tax power. Alvord said. "is
Inc only acceptable power granted
20 Congress by which profits in
.nc possession OF a citizen can be
taken for the use OF his govern.
mont
BE did not. however fatty ad-
locatn repeal OF the rcnegouatlon
law instead he urged tina, con-
tractors bc gwen the choice of
paving additional taxes on 1912
and subsequent profits or Of re-
naming subject 20 renegotlation.
This. he said would require tax
law amendments effective AS Of
April -. 1912, the enactment date
Of the renegotiatlCn law.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Auto
Graphs
Auto Workers Pay
Checks Hit New High
Of $58.47 Weekly
BY SILER FREEMAN

The automotlve industry con.
tinucs 20 chalk up new records
while doing IT'S No. job Of sup
plying the services with the best
weapons in the world. The latest
marks are in the earnings Of
workers insthe industry. both IN
weekly wages and real earn
,ngs, dollar wages adjusted 10
changes in the cost Of living
a survey juSt completed by
the Automotive Council for War
Production shows that automo-
tive workers are averaging
weekly pay checks OF S58.47.
ranking among he highest paid
industrial employees in the ma
ton This represents real
value of S46l9 in terms Of goods
and services that the prewar
dollar could buy.
Much of the boost in wages is
due to the longer work week in
the automotive plants and the
consequent overtime pay How
ever the council points out that
nourly rates have risen from an
average Of 81 cents an hour IN
1889 to S1.10 now
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
NLRB Election
.At0wossoP PIant

OWOSSO. Sept. II a NLRB
bargaining election will be held
today At the Owosso Metal Indus
tries, il as announced by Rocky
Stone, president of UAW-CIO
local.
The election was 70 have been
held July Is for the 800 en-
ployeS. but the NLRB postponed
the election when the union filed
charges alleging the management
threatened employees with loss of
their jobs if they voted TO be
represented by the union.
Frank Bowen. NLRB regional
director, is investigating the
charges. However. he permitted
the election 10 be held when the
union signed a waiver agreeing
not 10 use the results of the in
vestigation as basis for appealing
the election if the vote is unfavor-
able TO the union.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
MISC Accepts
.S11,700 in Gifts

EAST LANSING. Sept. II
The state board of agriculture
meeting at Michigan State Col
lege yesterday accepted gifts to-
taling S11.70O given by several
organizations 10 further studies
al the college.
Karl II. McDonal. secretary of
the board said an agreement was
reached with the Houdallle-Her-
shey Corp. of Decatur, H.. for
work in the chemistry laboratory
dealing with military problems.
The board also approved the
appointment of Col. Dorsey r.
Rodney, retired ROTC command
ant, 10 the college staff.
Among leaves granted was one
given TO Coach Charles w. Bach
man. who was given two months
leave without pay He was
loaned 10 Camp Grant 10 Coach
Us football team. -Four new ap-
pointmentS and two designations
of the faculty were approved.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Raw
Sugar Cancelled

WASHINGTON Sept. 1.-THE
embargo on loading o. freight cars
with raw sugar at ali ports has
been Cancelled, the Association of
American Railroads announced.
About 1900 carloads OF sugar.
which had accumulated either at
or or route 10 Baltimore. Phila-
delphia, New York and Boston.
now have been unloaded at re-
finerieS, thus eliminating the
necessity for a further embargo.
the ASSOCIATION explained The
embargo was made effective by
AAR, Aug IS.
The association has devised a
plan 10 prevent further accumu-
lation Of cars loaded with raw
sugar.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Flint Asks
More Coal

FLINT. Sept. I'm an effort
TO avert a coal crisis, city COM
mission today is planning to re-
quest Washington officials to
allot more coal 70 make up for
the halt in production of coke and
coal here.
A resolution embodying the de-
mand for more coal was intro
duced by Commissioner Frank De
Roo, who pointed out that Flint
is losing 90 tons of fuel chiefly
because Consumers Power Co. has
discontinued production of 20 tons
Of coke and that a mine near here
has halted its production of 20
tons Of coal
Under a national directive is
sued by the solid fuels adminiStra-
tion. Flint will receive A 40 per
cent cut in coal shipments.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17

- 2a; cutter and common nsht grass
steers. - I'll So cutter common and me-
dium grass hefers. SIS son 13: medium to
good shortfed yearlinRs S137Sql4. most
oeef cows 50 2 l2: few strictly good cows
SO p y ! 2 IS Gamers and cutters SsH
10 good bulls. S130t325. medium
grades, Sil n - IS. cutter and common
lighi bulls. 81 5OD 10 IN good 20 ch0lce
stock steer calves si3af4ha- urdium
and good stock steers Sit1l32S. tn
fsrior stockers eligible down 20 So and
occasionally below
CALVES--Week's saiabe receipts V3J0
Compared last week = close STEADY week =
bulk good and choice vealsrs SO So. few
strictly choice 70 81 common and me-
dium, Sl2 so Is, so; Gull calves and veal
ers SsHi2
HOGs-Week's saiahlc receipts $50
Compared last weeks close Butchers $50
lbs. up and soWs steady 10 iOc lower
mostly steady under $50 los 25c ioNer
closing bulk isG.26Q-lh butchers ti473a
Is. practical top SIS on 225-ib.
weights. 260-40O-ib butchers SIG fOT
ITO, most i40-i7O-ib. lights 1890
- so. sows Si3 i3 IS, stays Sl1.754l2.
SHEEP--Week salable receipts s. 300
Compared last weeks close Good 20 choice
spring lambs soc lower palmer grades soc
% 81 down sheep SOC lower. closing top
and bulk good t0 choice native spring
lambs Sit with BUCKS out A. s. discount.
medium % good smns Si2ui37l mostly
Sl3 so down feW COMMON o. medium light
amhs. $40 50u ~ So. CuN, and common
lsrzely 80 20. slaughter sVes closed q,
~ . SIS according 20 grafs.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
War Workers Urged
To Buy Extra Bond

FLINT, Sept. II - UAW-CIO
Regional Director Carl A. Swan
son today urged war workers here
TO buy an extra war bond TO as
sure the success of the Third War
Loan drive. which is far behind
attaining its goal of S7,790000 in
K bonds this month.
Flint General Motors plants are
carrying the bond sales appeal
direct 10 each employe by enclos-
ing in pay envelopes an order
blank for an extra bond.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Lift Locomotive
Casting Prices

WASHINGTON, Sept. ITO
make possible a sharp expansion
in production of locomotive cast
ings 10 meet current record sched-
ule of 1000 new locomotives in
1914 for military, lend-lease and
domestic needs, OPA has increased
maximum prices.
The increase amounting 10 u
per cent above the comprehensive
report of Steel Founders Society
will apply 10 all railroad locomo-
tive steel castings with exception
of the main frames, superheater
headers. gears and gear cases.
AT the same time increases
sought by the industry in ceilings
for railroad speciality castings are
Geniec by OPA with exception Of
two items on which limited in
creases are authorized
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Apple Ceilings
Planned by 0PA

NEW YORK. Sept 17-OPA
intends 10 establish price ceilings
for fresh apples and apple prod
ucts, while War Food Administra-
tion plans to limit shipment Of ap-
pies for fresh market use, the two
agencies said in Joint announce
ment. Details Of program will be
announced soon.
Ceilings will be low enough 10
permit national retail average of
9 cents per pound for fresh apples
This is several cents cheaper than
general retail prices at this time.
WA explained that its move IS
10 prevent undue diversion OF ap-
pies needed for processing.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Farmers Market

TRrlTs kprIey Mclrtosh fancy s.
fH $50 ] SaI1 20 NehithIes farff
20 tl G4 %; SO. 2 s..
Wa1 River So 81 'o13 tu No 2
-. Nr-'rwsster7 sfeenIugs. No. J, s.
ru CRAB apples fancy s. hu No
80 Grapes farcy 81 q peck basket
sle 81 10 7ac Pea nes
Ebe~a' fsrry s. bu " /. IS Haze
HsEsrs r4r.v s. ru Su. : 500
So g. So s' FIsus fancy So bU
$50 80 ao Ieafs Bose ~ J.
sfrs nu -. 2. 81. Bar'e't' 10 !.
50 90 tl so S. S01t No 2. s.
o Wa'erne ne. fancy. s. an No. /,
LETTUCE A<n SALAD GREENS
Celery cabbage, fH0ar s. nu ~ J. 81 Ao
4IT5 80. 3 Si2 Head lettuce 81
ID Si7f42 nu Leaf lettuce, So. -
81 tu ErdYt fancy 81 hI 10
s1g' 81 25 81 81 Esca-.le No
VEGETABLES o. RE 3 = -- Cabbage
greens SO !. 81 so hu. Colhris
$50. 7te 81 t4. kate 30 90c r 81
tl sarrei So e5q 9oc bu Mustard
so. I 75c 81 bu splrach. ~ 81
Turnp greens. NJ l. 7scuSi hu.
! VEGETABLES miscellaneous -- Beans.
green, fancy s. bu No. !, s. . 2 -, 10.
|9 81 81. WsX fancy. 81 hu 80. /, s. b
/ Q 90 80 2 81 80. Kentucky Wonder. No.
u 50 1872 uu SO 2 81 50. Roma %
Beans 30. 81 So12 hu No 81
Lima Beans. 80 50 251 3.7' hu. Reefs,
bIrrhe5 SO Csc 81 doz bchs 40.
81 Broccoli fancy - bu.: No /. 81 9
20, 80 e. 81 10 Cabbage, fancy. 81 -
hu No. 81 251l 30. 40. 2 81 RFa
Ca3hase 40. 1, Si7512 , hu.: Curly cab
SssSns4 oaas No 7sas5o do, o. 6ch. NJ. 1''5 q
eoe topped fancy 81 - bu No. / 81 ~
~. so z S125 Caunh0wer, No j.
s. so.ft hu 80 2 81 so. Celery. fancy.
81 258 20 fcz hchs No. 7 81 s5c NJ.
. 2u soc. Sweet Corn. fancy Is 5-doI.
sack, so sScHSi 40. 2. 6Sc Cucum-
hers. s.icers. fancy 81 ~ hu M. :, 81 50
1t7i, ~. 2 7ic 81. DiHs No. ! 50 So
n & hu; Ptcklers. fancy S6qs hu No. j.
S5u3.5o. No ?, 81. pn 75cQSl dor.
a. 81 KohIrshi No. |. 75cqSl doz bchs.
Leeks SO. ! 81 - dor hchs Okrs 30
IT, S212 l0 peck bask No. 81 50
ONIONS Green No. !, or 75e, dor
. - 5o-lh sack Picklng. White. fancy,
Sl2 5o-fb sack No. 50 yellow. No. J,
ST1s 5o-lh sack Parsley Roo, 40. !,
.,l :, a., a2t s f.,. saTS gsT'i'' /, S u ,i j.
fancy 81 80 nu 40 l. Sta'i %. 80 @
7fc. h"i fancy - bu No I, 81 251 : '0
80 ?. 81 Red hot No Nri IS Peek
Tinc0tos 80 T. 75o 81 pk. hskt No @
7je Potatoes No. T. Si75fi q0 nm
-" :. - i5c Pumpkins. No. J. 81 i
- hu Radishcs red fancy. 81 do5
White fancy 81 d-z hchs Nn-I. ha-l
I'r ~ 30, Ru,ahagas, No S2n
lo hu Rhuh7rh NJ o., 7ic 1S 81 dor
senf sem~sr squash fancy 81 p nv
hu Hubbard 80 So bu. Itanan
fancy. So p bu NJ 81 5ou2 TabI
Qusen So, 81 So o2iIl bn Turnips
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
+ Drivers
PenaIiZelI
by OPA

FLINT, Sept. 17-For using his
c ration coupons for nonessential
driving, Donald Price of Clio Will
not be permitted 10 drive his car
until after Sept. y, start of the
new ration period
The Genesee County OPA and
rationing board also penalized
Price two weeks rations yester-
day
Sever other motorists we're
given lesser penalties for exceed
ing the 35-mile-an-hour federal
speeC limit. They were George
D. Walding, $50 f. Baker, loss of
eight coupons; Chalmer Divily,
1888 +. Hamilton. so. four cou-
pons; Francis E Jackson, 716 E.
Baker. 55, two coupons. and the
fo,lowlro lost one coupon each
William p Crabtree. 204 Z.
Fifth; Leroy Lintz, 726 Wolcott,
and Ivan Boedecke, G-2036 Nedra.
Location of the three county
rationlng boards when the pres
ent board is divided into three
units next week has been estab-
lished. il was announced by the
district OPA office.
The present board will become
Board ! and remain in its present
quarters ar 24i0 N Saginaw.
Board 2 will be at 2134 s. Sagi-
nav. Board 3 will be located at
TO F.. Second.
The new Setup takes effect
Oct. !,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Scores WaIIace's
Business Batting

Vice President Wallace, not believing in Specialization in
activities OF the federal discussing business
frequently mpnges the province the department Of
For example in his address, vaguely
pued wrongdolng American companies.
4f Ae evidence of misconduct would
for HIM the attorney general that such
rses could be indicted and tried instead of from the
spoke critically o car,els and monopolcs
should WallaceS the
that federal law nercts carteS the domestic field and
orally orbds combinations restraint of trade II he knows OF
violations of the law he derelct his infor
nation TO the prosecuting attorneys
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ

Afforded the opportunity at
the General Motors press forum
the other night, I asked PreSi-
dent {. +. Wilson what the
corporations attitude was on
two Of the most pressing ques-
lions faced by industry today
renegotiation and the manpower
draft
lis answers were most en-
tightening
lie said that GM is unequivO-
cally opposed 20 "A labor draft
for a number of reasons.
without question there il a
shortage Of labor, in number
Of our plant cities" he said.
"IIoWever, it's difficult TO get
peak efficiency out Of manpOwer
as IL is, without having the ad-
ditiOnal problem Of drafted
labor And then you'd have no
control over the quality of your
new employees, either.
"Why. they'd be little more
than slaves or chattelS, shipped
wherever some bureaucrat feit
they were needed, Can YOU
imagine decent labor relations
under such circumstances No,
we'll take our chances on the
open market"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Industrial List
Leads as Market
Continues Rise

NEW YORK, Sept. II INS)-
The stock market continued 10 adj
vance moderately AT Tho opening
today. InduStrials. strong in late
trading yesterday, were The tea-
lures.
Motors, rubbers, farm equip
ments. and amusementS were
higher with LoewS. L. s, Rubber,
j. l. Case and ChrySlcr the lead
erS. Rails were steady and steels
neglected.
Holding steady were the com
munlcatiOnS. Utilities and an ac-
tive packing share group. Mer-
chandiSing issues continued IN
demand al around the best levels
OF the year
Opening prices Socony Vacuum
1874 up y; United Aircraft 3l4,
of q G.. l. Martin l7ls, I'M
changed; Ohio on 49,, un-
changed Pennsylvania Railroad
u -. of Is AtchlSon bO'a, up q ;
Anaconda 25i2, up = Standard
OH of y. j. 49, unchanged;
Texas Co. 80, unchanged South
ern Railway 23iz unchanged (;
Consolidated Gas as, unchanged F;
General Motors 81. unchanged
Com. Inv. TT. 4l7s, up =, South
ern Pacific 26ls, up Il Ches-
peake and Ohio as, unchanged
American Rad and SIS 10A, up
4 Radio l0@s unchanged Am.
Home Prod 6Sl2. off 4: Stand
ard Oil Of Calf. 37Aa. up 4.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Threat Hats
Tax Boost

SAGINAW, Sept. 17-Protest Of
city supervisors today had assured
the same tax equalization figures
as last year in the schedule
adopted yesterday by the county
board of supervisors in closing
its adjourned June session.
About Sl.500.000 had been
added to the city's equalized value
In the first report but after city
officials threatened TO appeal TO
state tax commissioners the equal
ization committee changed back
10 last years figures.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
ChanSeONcr!
Two SIN a N Arms Plants
Converted 10 Rubber

WASHINGTON. Sept II CUP)
The war department announced
today that the small arms ammu-
milton plants Of the United States
Rubber Co, AZ Eau Claire Wis.
and the Kelly Springfield Co. al
Cumberland. Md, Will be con-
verted 10 synthetic rubber pro-
ductlon.
The Changeovcr VIII be gradual
so as many people as possible may
he constantly employed. Employees
a. both plants are experienced
rubber workers.
Increased efficiency In the
manufacture OF small arms am
munition has reached the point
where the ordnance department,
army service forces, has been
able 10 rellnquish two ordnance
plants 10 fill another vital need
The announcement said.
Both plants have been an
outstanding job" Brig Gen
James Kirk. chief Of the small
arms branch. ordnance depart
ment, said.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Good Profit Base

In contrast General Motors is
lowed substantial earnings be-
.ore falling into the excess earn
ngs bracket and this works TO
ae corporation s benefit in re-
1egouatlon. too. So tremendous
GNS volume that even =
mall percentage return means
substantial profit
Whether under different cir
eumstancos, Wilson would con-
niue 10 favor rCncgotlalIon IS
-omething | can't answer. of
course. but industry as a whole
D., against IL in principle and IN
practice. In Sundays column.
III tell you some OF the reasons
.tyhy
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Tire Dealer Conferences

The tire division of l.. s.
Rubber has just completed a
series of dealer conferences on
synthetic rubber and other
problems confronting the indus
try Included was an actual
laboratory demonstration of the
actual manufacture of Buna S,
Factory technicians pointed
out that Buna S had been
chosen for the main portion OF
the governments program be-
cause it would be produced IN
quantity from materials already
available here; satisfactory
tires and other rubber products
could be made from il and il
could be handled by tire manu-
facturers using existing equip
ment.