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Evening star., 1943-11-21

VOL, 6:45-little Betty Cradle.
Show: The Boy Gave" story Of war
mother.
WI0P. 7:30-We. The People: Dnah Shore,
Norman Rockwell. Adjt Gen. James UIio and
Two marine pilots.
WMAL, 7:30-0uil Kids Eddie Cantor be.
comes quilmasier.
WRc, 7:30-Bandwaeon: Guest singer will
be added starting this week. Ginny Simms be,
ing first with Joe Reichman's Band.
Evening star., 1943-11-21

ment.
WMAl, $50
Keepsake: Sing
Something Simple"
is tonight's homespun
melody.
VOL, 900
Cleveland Symphony:
Beethoyen's "pasio.
raIe" Symphony and
Smetana The Mol.
dau" are pro
grammed.
WMAL, 9:t5-Ba.
sin Street Music So.
eiety: AIet Temple
ton and the Ink
fI .~:.
Evening star., 1943-11-21

Rubber may be synthetic, but the
will to victory must be genuine.
Have you bought any War savings
stamps today?
Evening star., 1943-11-21

WT0P. S00-Jeny Lester: Binnie Barnes,
guest.
WRC, S:oO-Beresn and Mccarthy: Hsdy
aman fnK hAnlIil.
Evening star., 1943-11-21

TuHugtT UT TTeT'
VOL. 5:00-Moose Firesids Party: Drama
Of a reunion in The Pacific.
WRC. 5:00-Symphony Of Air. 1oann con.
Evening star., 1943-11-21

Come to the Hechinger Co.'S
-Four Stores, where all stock sizes
Of Storm Sash are still available
and special sizes can be made
for you in their own shop.
Sash are made OF the finest
ponderosa pine, toxic treated
against rot and glazed with
Libbey Owens Ford clear glass.
Evening star., 1943-11-21
81 Stock Sizes
$3.50 to $3.50
Installation,

Give us the sizes Of the Storm
Sash and Doors you need and
we will estimate on the cost Of
installation.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-17

Gin SHM=8eridt aus Stodbolm
mabt iiber bic 3abl Der auslanoiiden
Irbeiter in 9eutl6lano folgenoe @n'
gaben: Cine offi5ieae Oeutide Guelle
bat gum eritenmal 5ugegeben, OaB iib
nibt tpeniger als 100000 ousldn,
biide Irbeiter I'M &ei6 befinOen -
fa1t 6oppelt iooiel, Die bisber bon Sen
Na5is angegeben tpurOe.
: Die neue 3iffer lit alleroings nidt
our6 ben &unofunf berbreitet, ion'
bern MIR in eine,n Fropin5blatt Der.
0ffentli6t tporoen. gber Die Gueae
lit oie bobIte amtli6e sutoritat ser
Na5is auf DEM @ebiete bes ,,Gaiieme'
iens":: 0r. @alter @roB, Der lang
idbrige Setter oes ,,&aiienpolitiiden
Mmtes" Der Nu5ipartei. Ct parnte in
einen Snterpietp, oas Der ,,Sitbeuti6e
8eobabter' publisierte, Dor Der @e'
fabr, Die BON Der slntpelenbeit bon
100000 auslanbiiden Mrbeitern
i'm &eib al1sgeben fann, llno foroert
5u elmer Steigerung Der oellti6en &C.
burten al1f
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-17

Ser ioeer. Snfantile 8aralpiis lit nod
tpenig befannt. Sn ben befannten uno
superlaiiiaen, bon 9r. 2ult berausges
gebenen meoi5inilden Monatsbeftec
FEATURES 8atb" iperoen na6ltebenoe
@in5elbeiten angegeben: Ser Name
,Sniantile Haralpits' lit perfebrt uno
irrefiibrenb, neil er nid)t Sen Gbas
rafter Ser &ranfbeit be5eibnet l,ne
oerielbe nur auf bie &inber beibranft,
ba grpabiene oasegen ni6t immun
.iino."
,,9ieie &ranfbeit', 10 beibt es mel
ter, ,,lpiro perurladbt Ourd Seoerpieb
(Siibner, @nten, @dnIe Ii. Ogl.) mel
DIE nit Manee Yaralpiis, 2pn1pboma-
toiis ODER 2aucoits, aub 8rpsgted.
2inbersNed ooer Safe-2eg eenon1t,
bebaftet iino. Sic slnltedung erfolgt
enttpeber ourd oireften &ontaft ooer
our6 Sen @en1b bon ioldem @eflii.
|gel, lelblt BON roben giern."
8er N1beres barii6er erfabren
mill, menoe ii6 an oas Il. g.. Depart.
ment Of slgriculture uno perlange (ge-
gen 5 Gents) 6ormer's Bulletin 9to.
1862, Seite "a; ooer Yublic SealtD
Bulletin Of tbe Sreoirrp gso. O425<32
Gen. (polio) 30725 Serbltne, s. j.
Subner ooer onocres @efliieel ioQte
9riinolid gefoft ODER gebroten lmo
Die gier bart gefod)t fem.
SSnfontile 9aralpiis lit, nah Ser
Inltd)t pieler sler5te, nibt bon Gcr-
ion 5u Serion anltedeno, luesbalb ci-
ne Guarontane unotnig lit.
,No6 bieler Mnlid)t pare ia ulld!
ser slusibluB Ser &inoer bon ser
Sdule iiberfliiiiig. slnm. .. &eo.)
Snfantile Yoralplis lit meilt niGt
| ihneSlid, ba iie labn1enO ipirft.
Durd Die teilpeiie 2dbmung fonnen
Seile oes 8iifgraoes peri6oben, Elm
Merp perlest unb 10. cine totale 2abs
1nung perllria6t meroen. Sat man
feinen 5uperlaifigen Mr5t 5ur Sanb, 10
iube man bas Die &ranfbeit beglei'
tenhe 6ieber ri6t al unterOriicen,
ionbern man laiie Ben &ranfen tiid)s
tig l6niben, mas Ben &ranfbeitserre.
ger -unidaoli6 mad)t. spe5ialiiten
iuenoen nit gutem grfolg 9taoio
Sbort @abe=gleftri5itat rno anoere
eleftrii6e Str0me an, unt Die Seer
be11> uno Musfeltdtigfeit an5uregen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-17

d aus Ger 8atifanl ltabt fomn1t bie
baB Die Seligipre6ung Oes
8apites Bius oes 3ebnten, Der bon
1903 Bis 1914 regierte, binnen fur
5em BON Der &itenfongregation in @e=
tra6t ge5ogen lpereen miro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-17
HuSkunft
g. S., Na1.

- 3. S., Naii.
! gieie ifanoaloien 9orednse in
Seem yorfer S6ulen, mo es 5l1 aui-
1tdnoen ia 5i1 Moro lno sotidlag
fam, ittlo Die Grudt rloberner gott,
u1o moralleier graiebung. Die Der
trefer Ser religionsloien @r5iebung
jol1te1 bod enoiid etnieben, ouB man
eineln ainbe feine Moral beibringen
fann pbne &eligion. gtus bentielbe,l
@rultbe fann eine @eltlnoral nidt
bergeiteat tperben obne &eligion. 81.
men oarerroen uno ioliben @eltfries
oen, ser bie golfer tpirli1 gliidltd
mabt, sibt es niht, obne bob Die SOL
fer uno lire Subrer 5u @ott al1riid-
febren. 9lGe oieie @mateurtpeltrefors
mer, 8eltfrieoensitifter uno Beltbe-
glider n1ogen nit auen @elteini-
9ungsfonpentionen, nit alien Wtitteln
Der Diplomatic, Der Bolitif, Oer
Staatsfunit, ser l1eberreoungsfunlt,
Ser tueltli6en Mtadt, oes Neidtums,
Der Breiie, oes &aoios, flr5 nit al
len MIR eroenfli6en Wfitteln oie arg
perb0ierte 8eltlage 51 perbeliern ltd,
ben1iiben, es miro alles umionlt iein,
tpenn tie ni6t ber franfen @elt oic
rtchtige Dtagnoie ltellen un0 nit oem
ribtigen Seilmittel bie @ur5el oes
ltebels ousrotten. 9as Sauptiibel
aber, moran bie 8elt, bic gan5e
Meni6beit franft, lit Oie Su6t unO
oas ein5ige Streben, burd alle er:
laubten uno unerlaubten Wfittel lid) in
ben 8eiis bon m0gli6it 8ielem 5u
iesen, tpas man genieBen fann, mas
Die Gimme, bas Sleild begebren. @i-
1ter iubt 0em anoern BEN 8eiib 81.
entreiBen, baber Ser 8ruoer- uno So
milienapiit, Ser Golterfrieg. slnbere
iuben it6 in BEN 8elib bon @elo uno
Gut ail bringen, ourd 0iebtabl,
gfaub uno Moro, baber bie pielen
gerbre6en. 0ie Mddtieen ,,n0 @ei.
den arbeiten oara1l, bie meiiten mate
rieaen Sitter - Ma6t uno @elo =
an it6 5lt reiBen, oaber Die ltn5ufrie-
oenbeit Ser tpeniger 8eitbenoen. 0a=
Der bie S6tpelgereien Der Hei6en unb
Die Arntl1t, yfot 1nb gntbebrung Der
gsidtbeiibenoen. 9as eit15ige Mittel,
oieie 8eltfranfbeit gu beilen, fommt
BON oben; bic Neligion, oie 8erbin.
bung nit @ott, Die iibernatiirlibeu
Motipe:: @erebtiefeit, 8ruoerliebe,
luabre @ottes- unb Meni6enliebe. 60
lange Die 8eltregierer uno 8eltre-
former nidt nit oieien Mitteln arbei-
ten, 1T ibre Nrbeit rmionit. 49,.
Die tpe1tliden Mahtbaber uno
Srieoensitifter miiiien 5uerit ben
bDhitet1 Beltberri6er mieoer in feline
Hedte eiuieben, crit oun1 tneroen
uabre gruoeriiebe, 86lferpereiuiguns
u,,o @eltfrieben tpieoer ibren Gi1aug
in Die frieoloie, 5erriiiene 8elt bals
ten.
81. S., ga. .. .. -. r., e., e.
I'm Selflede aus Hapier ooer &lei.
bern 81, erttfernen, legt man elm 20id.
blatt (glotting puper) .auf oen Glet
S-.c ~. ::
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-17
9. s.; Winn.

lttpi utllutltuel luelptlt 'iuit|t, VI letuji
ber5uitenen, inbem man elm Stiid
Bbospbor in elm 5ldibben tut, beiBes
Sel oarauf sieBt ,.no es big al,r Sic
OebiBe eripdrnlt. I'm oas Slaibdeu
Dor Dem s3eripringen su belpabren,
1teut mon einen iilbernen 20ffel bin-
elm. gann perIdlieBt man oas Sldid-
hen felt u,,o 0ffnet na6ts beim @e-
bra,.b ben StopIel, oamit 2uft bin5u-
tritt. Gin berartiges gea6tli6t bout,
ert 5iemlib Iange. .. . ,...>. ..
- Wrs. u. M., Sbip -
9os bette Mittel, llneesiefer bon
Sopfblumen fern5ubalten, lit Stub.
Man -ltreue oasielbe auf Sen @runo
I'M Sopf uno begieBe i'm nit biinnem
Seifenpaiier. HuB lit 5ugleid elm
gl1tes 9iingemittel.
- Mrs. 9. s., Nebr. -
Inn &artoffelf6ie a1 bereite1, fobt
man &artoffeln, l6alt tie uno fobt
tie 5u einem 8rei. 9ann mii6t man
frii6 ausgepreBten Sopfenfdle (Got=
tage Gbeeie) i1 glei6er Nuontitat
5lt oem &artoffelbrei, bis oas @an5c
gut permen9t lit. Man fonn cos @e=
mild nad 8elieben ial5en uno 5erito=
bcnes @elpiir5nelfen (Glopes) rno
2orbeeren bariiber ltreuen. Damn laiie
man einen Sag lang Oas @an5e ipobi
beroedt lteben, oalnit es Elm menig
gdrt. 9arauf formt man fleine &6ic
llno 1teat oielelben an einen fiiblen.
trodenen BlaB auf.
- 8. M., 81. -
@enn @ein bur6 langes 2iegen,
belonoers lpern bas Jab nidt mebr
gang angefiilt mar, perborbe'!
i6medt, banet man Elm nit 8ei5en=
fornern gefiiates Sad6en our6 oas
Spunolof in 0as SAB. 9as~ 5iebt
Ii6on na6 einigen 1agen alles @ib,
rise an iid uno retnigt III tut5er 3eit
Den 8ein. u.,
Sauer getporoener 8ein miro 3d.
onrb tpieoer bergeiteat, oaB man feil1
gepulperte So15foble in Oas SOB giebt
uno oieies geborig umi6iittelt. Mui
elm Nuart @ein fommt Elm 20ffel bon
&olafoble. 2Gbt man oen 8ein adj
bis 5ebn Gage lteben, fldrt i'm bann
nit gimeiB uno 5iebt i'm auf Elm an=
oeres Sob, 10 erbdlt er ieinen gutter,
@eidmad tpieber.
s.. @. st., q. 5.
@s lit i6on otter in unierer Mus=
funftsipalte auf sic groBe Seilfraft
oes 2ebms (glap) bingetpieien NOR
oen.. 2ebm lit ieit Meni6engeoenfen
in Der 6eilfunoe -befannt uno als
8olfsbeilmittel gegen ent5iinbli6e
@eibpiire, 8eulen, Guetidungen an.
getnanot moroen. Mm beiten lit feiu
gei6lemnter bl1llider ooer grauer
2ebm. Ser 2ebm miro getrodnet, fei,l
geidabt ooer gerieben unb nit gi-
tpeiB 5lt einem oidfliiiiigen 8rei an.
geriibrt. Mit oieiem 8ret miro Die
leioenoe Steae sid belegt uno UNI
pifelt. sobalo Sic erite Muflage elm.
getrodnet lit, miro fril6er 8rei aufz
gelegt l1no 10 fortgefabren, Bis man
2inoerung beripiirt. .~...... '.-.-.
Dieies einfa6e Mittel bat elm"
nlerftpiiroig fiiblenoe i9mer5itinenoe
araft> pelbe oie bes giftigen .8le1=
lpaiiers nod iibertrifft, uno peroient
es oaber, in tpeiteren &reiien perbrei:
tet au tperben. 9ph 0arf bel ieiner
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-17

acknowledgement uno -l1ml6ldge.) Sa
man tpobl In alien Sduiern llno Sausr
baltllnsen, audi Sen armiten, Sebm,
@ier uno @iiig porrdtie bot, 10 lit
man iiberau imi itonoe, bieies 0fittel
obne piel @eloz uno 3eitperluite on
alltpenoeu. ...
anitatt 2ebm IaBt iid aud feudte
@roe pertpenoen, obglei6 bies nid)t
10 beilpirfeno lit, neil oieielbe ,,id)t
10 biele eleftriihe @irfungen beiist.
gro- ODER Sblammbdber iinb beut5u..
tage cine pielperbreitete Sur uno es
gibt eigene Sanatorien 5u biei
3tped.
5iillt mani cine Subbaoetuanne nit
oieiem 5ubereiteten 2ebm, fann man
oie geine bineini itellen, um gidtartige
S6meraen 5u bertreiben. Dies mub
aber reselmabia Gage lno @oden
lang geideben, penn man grfolg er>
5ielen mill.
- 8. Ct, Tla.
gs frel1t uns, oob Sic bon Sbrem
|angebliben 2eioen befreit porben linO
ourb gnnenoung ser Oamals Sbnen
an Oieier 5tele onge9ebenen einfa=
den Wfittel uno Metboben. Sic lino,
mie Sic l6reiben, 81 Der Mnltdt &C.
fommen, oaB fem i6peres inneres
2eioen porbanoen mar uno oaB oieie
Spmptome ourb slnmenoung einfar
der Oeittel geidpunOen iino.
8ir piafabren germ Sbrem @un=
l6e uno mieOerbolen oie Sbnen onge=
ratenen uebungen, Oalnit aub anbere
Seier iie nit gsl1sen onmenoen font
men.
gs gibt getpiile Symphonic. 5. +.
auBere an5eiben, oie oft auf elm in:
neres 2eioen idlieBen laiien, uno Elm
gutter, erfabrener slr5t peib lte gu
oeuten, aaein es gibt piele 2eute, bie
bel setp0bnli6en aopfidmer5en, @lie-
oerreiBen, &iidentpeb, Ste6en in Sci
te uno ltnterleib gleid auf ein i6ipe=
res 2eioen i6lieBen 5lt miiiien glau=
ben unb gum Ir5t laufen. Sn ben
aaermeiiten 5dllen iino oies llnpab=
li6feiten, Die bon elmer perfebrten
2ebenspeiie ODER elmer fleinen grfdl>
tung berriibren. Sn BEN meiiten Sal
len laiien li6 oieie ltedenoen 56mer-
5en in &opf, Hiiden unb Seiten our6
&eiben, &neten, 9lopfen ooer Gin
reiben beleitigen. Snnere lte6enbe
S6mer5en fommen in Ben neilten
Sallen BON Wagenblabungen, 8eritop=
fung llno &nfiiaung bon @aien. Aud
in Oielen 5allen belfen oben genannte
Mitte lei6t uno lbneu bariiber bin=
tpeg. 9ln6ere uebel fon1tnen bon Man-
gel an 8lut5irfulation. 0a bilft cine
quite Wfaiiage, bie man bur6 Heiben,
&neten, &lopfen 1no iogar our6 8iir=
item betperfitelligen fann. 0aourb
meroen oie Sautporen ge0ffnet uno
Die llnreinigfeit Ser Saut entfernt.
IS biloen ii6 tdglid S6uppen,
Staub uno slnitedungsfeime BON ou.
ben allf Der Sal1t. 8eim 8abnebmen
iolIte man ltets cine idarfe 8iirlte ge.
brauden, ebenio cine ibarfe alopf<
biirite. 0aour6 miro Die Stoffpe6iel=
tatigfeit Der Saut belebt uno sic in
Ger @aut eingebetteten Nerpenf0rper-
ben geltdrft.
llniere alien oeutiden &ausfrauea
fannten fiir alle oieie fleinen llebel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
Footwear
Inventory
DWindIinS

NElN-Y9 EsEs7 NV 2ett-rnieyS
the acute shortage Of leather is
relieved soon, civilian consumers
viii experience increased diff
Guilty redeeming their shoe ration
stamps.
Footwear inventories are declln-
ing al a rapid rate The reduction
IN cattle slaughterings explains
the tightness in leather supplies.
out this is augmented by man
power problems and the drain on
production through lend-lcaSe and
military needs.
Shoe manufacturers warn that
unless downtrend in leather pro-
duction is arrested soon the indus
try will be faced with its most
critical problems since the out
break Of war.
Cattle hide production for the
first nine months Of this year
reached l99l5OO0 hides. against
q BOA 900 last year. To satisfy
existing requirements would in
volye procurement of $4,000 600
hides during the next l. months,
but present expectations indicate
deficiency of 100000 cattle
hides
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
Stocks, Bonds
Move UnevenIy
In Quiet Trade

NEW YORK, Nov "a CUP)-
Stocks and bonds opened irregular
in quiet dealings today Cotton
futures were unchanged 10 4
points higher.
With all major markets in the
United States 10 be closed to-
morrow in observance Of Thanks
giving. dealings in the stock list
were cautious and of pre-holiday
evening up nature.
Douglas Aircraft opened at
46l2, of y and new 1913 low
Other aircraft issues were steady.
owever American Distilling
opened at 90. up y; Allied Mills
33ss, unchanged. and Schenley
37h, up u.
New York Lackawanna e. West
ern spurted IL points 10 81 on
plans for a merger with Delaware
a. Western. Morris * Essex,
which also may be merged with
d. L. g. w. moved up u FONT 10
1885. Santa Fe was down a 10
527s and Southern Pacific sold at
24is off II.
Il. S. Steel sold az 5fta. I'M
CHANGED: Bethlehem 50 a. of "a I;
Chrysler 76&s, up y General Mo-
tors sos, unchanged and Amer
lean Telephone 155 y, of a
Hudson Motor appeared in a 1000
share block AT IA off IA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
.Lehigh Valley
To Net 6 Million

NEW YORK. Nov. 24-Indica-
tions are Lehigh Valley Railroad
will report a net income OF around
Sc. 500 600 for the current year
Final net will depend on business
between now and end Of year and
on New Jersey taxes now under
dispute.
Under plan and agreement Of
1888. by which Lehigh postponed
FIVE interest instruments, the road
would make one adjustment pay
ment if net is about sc, 500,o00
Two have been made since that
time. Payments out Of any years
earnings arc determined by the
following April ! and paid on
May /; In addition TO making up
back interest payments. Lehiglr is.
paying current coupons as they
come due
Lehigh has Anticipated an in
crease Of s cents an hour for non
operating employees and no adjust
ment would be necessary for that
payment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
New Synthetic Plant

Goodyear has completed its
latest link in the chain of SYM
thetic plants. this one in Hous-
ton. Tex. The 60-000-ton factory
has just been placed in opera
tion and brings Goodyear's syn
thetic production capacity TO
10000 tons a year.
The company has a 30.OOO-ton
plant at Akron and another
60.000-tonner at Los Angeles. 1t
is also building a plant at Sarnia
for the Canadian government.
The Texas factory was
started less than a year ago. II
consists of two 30,000-ton pro-
duction lines, which will produce
the Buna S type of synthetic.
The plant vii lemploy about 600
and will be managed by Claude
II. Smith. who was transferred
from Akron with crew of
about 20 experts and tech
nlCldnS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
Auto
Graphs
Mechanical WARP
Studebaker Busy
Making Big Sleds
BY sILER FREEMAN

So YOU think this is a mocha
nized ware
Then don't be too disillusioned
by the fact that Studebaker is
manufacturing l50-inch sledS for
use on snowbound battle fronts.
Because the Sleds are designed
10 follow behind tow cars.
Studebaker craftsmen turned
out wagons long before automo-
biles were known. A new quirk
was added. however. in going 10
sled making when engineers SUBJ
sututed rawhide knots for bolts.
Bolts snap under sub-zero tenn
peratures. In addition, the bind
ing of stats TO bows and bows
10 runners gives the sleds fleXi-
bility in rounding curves behind
tow cars.
Each sled requires SO knots.
The rawhide strips are made
pliable by soaking. which makes
them slippery. But specialists in
knot tying have been developed
and assembly time has been
halved. Many sleds are already
in service. Each carries a three
quarter ton load at capacity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
4 New
Firms i'm
Michigan

LANSING. Nov "a CUP)-The
State Corporation and Securities
Commission today announced the
following new Michigan firms
have filed articles of incorpora-
ton:
Foundation Research Corp.
15l45 w. Seven Mile road, De-
troit a II. Shamrock, ineorpo-
rator; 10 deal in trademarks,
patents. copyrights and expert
mental development; $1,000 COM
mon stock.
Milton Building Co, 1884 Dex-
ter Detroit, AdUfph SfatkIn, m
corporator: builders and contract
ors; $4,000 common stock.
Rome Homes, Inc, 15845 James
CouZens highway, Detroit: Mona
Hotchkiss, Rose Green and Sylvia
Cohen. incorporatorS; contracting
and real estate. $4,000 common
stock
Venus Foundation Garment Co.
OF Michigan, Inc, 1903 Third. Es-
canada; Gilbert Roston. Anna
Roston and Walter Roston, all of
Chicago, incorporators; TO manu-
facture and sell undergarments
and wearing apparel; 80 shares
common OF no par value.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24

Further changes in and addl-
tons to the Chrysler divisions
field representation are an
nounced by Stewart w. Munroe,
general sales manager. L. M.
Tuttle is transferred from Min
neapolis TO the Dallas region 10
succeed d. L. Hazelhurst. who
will enter private business. Ray
J. Nolan becomes field repre-
sentative in the Minneapolis re-
gion. He has been with the
Chrysler Evansville ordnance
plant since January, 1912.
The New York region has
been divided into two parts.
Frank L. Henderson. former
New York regional manager,
moves his headquarters to SYRIA
cuSe 10 head the new Syracuse
region. The Greater New York
territory and Immediately ada
cent points has been designated
the New York region and will be
handled by +. l.. Hoffman as
field representative.
A new region has been Gre
ated with San Francisco as
headquarters. taking in part of
the territory formerly handled
by the Los Angeles and Seattle
regions. w. T. Ted Wright has
been appointed regional man.
ager.
AS previously announced. IF.
L. Dickerson has been transA
ferred from the Detroit region
10 a newly created Washington
region and the Detroit post
filled by B., NJ Miller, trans
ferred from the Chicago city
region. Frank Z. Copeland has
been appointed field represen-
tative in the new Houston re-
gion. George Merrill in the new
Denver region and J c. Glenn in
the new Memphis region.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
Shares Offered
In Portland Bank

The United States National
Bank of Portland, Ore, has an
nounced plans TO increase its capt.
tai stock by offering present hold
ers an additional $4,000 shares at
$40 per share. This will bring the
banks outstanding capital stock
10 300. 900 shares. Stockholders
Will Vote nn-the- proposed
Dec. 2.
The Offering will be undeTwritr
ten by a syndicate headed by
Blyth & Co, Inc, and Merrill
Lynch. Pierce. Fenner g. Beane,
which will purchase and reoffer
to the investing public any shares
not subscribed for by stockholders
Announcement of the proposal
by Paul S. Dick. president, cited
recent growth Of the banks de-
posits as reason for the planned
capital increase. Approval is ex-
pected from stockholders and the
comptroller of the currency.
Stockholders of record Dec. Z
will be offered the right TO sub
scribe for one share of the new
stock for each three shares held.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
Paint From Air

Plymouth engineers have de-
vised a method of literally get
ting paint from the air. The
process RECEIVERS basic paint
materials from paint laden
mists from stacks above the fac
tory. So efficient is the recovery
that 6i2 gallons of new paint
are produced from 10 gallons OF
waste paint collected.
The Importance of the process
is we'll illustrated in the case OF
zinc chromate primers, used in
protecting aircraft parts. Raw
materials going into the primers
are on the critical list. The
Plymouth method has recovered
thousands OF gallons of this zinc
chromate since Pearl Harbor.
The company has a Slee, 900
specially designed paint recla-
nation plant. Scores of other
plants are using the same proc
ess through arrangements with
Plymouth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
Autos Up "a Pet.

The companies Of the auto
motive category. for example,
gained - G-F..ar- cent fever he
corresponding 1912 period; in
the latter period, contrasted
with the same interval OF 1871,
a decline of 40.7 per cent oc-
Cured Heavily engaged in war
production, the figures indicate
that such listed companies as
these largely expanded their de-
liveries this year. And the
same can be said OF the chemi-
cal group which in contrast
with decline OF 36.f per cent
in net profits in 1912. showed
this year an uptgFH- Of 10 4 per
cent, with a net OF 1852 sos 600
for AZ corporations.
In the report published year
ago. 50 fpyT- OF ri1c II amuSe-
ment concerns had issued their
statements ar this time Of the
year that the Scanty reports
were Jumped with some others
among other companies" This
year nearly half OF the group
had thcir- ming -nlnnlhS-tguraS-
out. showing a rise OF so 09 per
cent over the corresponding pc
Rod OF last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
Mdxon Assdils
Grade Labelling

NEW YORK. Nov "a GNS)-
Lou r Maxon, head OF Maxon.
Inc advertising agency Of De
troit. and former deputy OPA
administrator yesterday attacked
grade labelling as the, spearhead
in a drive 10 eliminate brands
trade marks and eventually free
enterprise F"
In an address before the Sales
Executives Club of New York,
Maxon warned that the move to-
ward grade labelling of food would
lead 20 similar efforts in other
fields OF branded consumer goods,
until eventually all merchandise
and commodities Will be brought
under bureaucratic regimented
control.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
On the
Business
front
BY WARD SCHULTZ

Contrary to numerous predic-
tons year ago, soon after the
Revenue Act of 1912 was en-
acted, net earnings of corpora
tions listed on the New York
Stock Exchange have tended
this year to improve over last
years results.
The task of tabulating this
years earnings has, however,
been more handicapped this
year by influences growing out
Of taxation. renegotiations OF
contracts, etc. Corporate re-
ports, quarterly, half yearly,
etc, have been slower in reach
ing the public; in consequence,
the Exchange, the Big Boards
official magazine. is able at this
time 10 record the results for
the first nine months Of only
1856 companies. compared with
800 a year ago and 400 two
years ago.