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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Pontiac Clio Council
To Aid Chest Drive

PONTIAC. Oct. % The Pom
tiac Go industrial union council S
Is locals have pledged fun sup
port 10 the Oakland County war
fund drive which opens Nov J..
William Farnum, vice president
of the Go council, will direct the
union drive. The general commit
tee also includes Mrs. Kathleen
Henson, Go council secretary,
Guy Hacket Of Fisher Body local,
William Lang of Baldwin Rubber
local, and Fred Dalton of GM
Truck local.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Posed as Citizen;
Gets 2-Yr. Probation

Pleading guilty TO an 1l-count
indictment, Eric Herman Novak,
80, of 1888 +. jefferson. general
manager of the Cadillac Stamping
Co, was placed on two years
probation and $1,000 fine for
violation of the Nationality Act.
Novak. who came TO this coun-
try in 1914 from Germany. pleaded
guilty before Federal Judge Picard
10 posing as an American citizen
to gain entrance into war plants
In connection with his business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Important u. 5. Note
On Way TO Turkey

LONDON, oct. p QNS) The
Daily Herald reported today that
u. S. Ambassador TO Turkey
Laurence Steinhardt is en- route
to Ankara from Washington with
an important" message from
President Roosevelt TO Turkish
President ISmet Inonu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Factory Accidents
To Women Increase

LANSING, oct. 22-Industrial
accidents TO women -ihefeaS-
ing, the department of labor and
industry reported today.
During the last month, nearly
ID per cent OF all industrial acct
dents involved female employees
as compared withc10 per cent last
February. A total Of 3,177 COM
pensable injuries was reported TO
the department in September.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Purse With $3.50 Stolen

FLINT. oct 22-Theft of her
purse containing an $500 check
and about S66 in cash today had
been reported 10 Flint police by
Levine Gillian of Mt Morris,
Route ., who said some one APP
parently stole the purse from
under her arm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
0DT Aide S Car Stolen
As He Makes Speech

GRAND RAPIDS, Oct. % QNS)
An epidemic of car thefts in
recent weeks came TO a climax
yesterday when Paul J. Winkler,
district manager for the ODT re-
ported his car disappeared from
a parking lot while he was
making a speech on tire and
gasoline conservation. Winkler
now is taking his own advice by
riding the buses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Bomber PIanlxtAWard
To MISC Dairy Aide

EAST LANSING. oct. %
Marshall G.. Houghton, a member
Of the Michigan State College
dairy staff has been awarded the
Victory Gold Bomber award"
for developing a wartime lighting
system in a Detroit factory which
saves 100000 man-hourS annually,
il was announced today.
Houghton, an electrical engi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23

neer, developed the new lighting
system which saves enough time
in a year 10 build eight bombers.
1t provides bars of 35-foot candle
power i'm the huge war plant
where standard lighting had been
10 candlepower. thus increasing
illumination, speeding up produc-
ton and eliminating rejection,
college authorities said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Boy Savers Hearing Set

PONTIAC. Oct. 22-Date of
the examination of Patrick Nor
riS. confessed slayer of 12-year-
old Charles Wilt. is now Oct. %
The hearing will be before JUS
tice Fred Stevens at oxford
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
What S on the Air

This program has beer
rivea The Detroit Times by
the stations herein listed.
~ the presentations AS
scheduled are\ not on the
air. tho fault lies with the
stations and not The De-
trolt Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
SATUR DAY EVENING

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WJBK Singers.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23

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CkLW Dance music.
WCAR-NeWs Ace.
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VICAR Dinner Music.
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WJBk-Youth program.
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ChLW Sports Review.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23

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9El5 n. VI.
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WWJ-Can YOU TOP this?
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Wt,XL-COnCeTt music.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
What to Do This Week

Clip dead blooms off ac strength The does
not 30 seed production
planting of plan to make another about
the middle OF the month.
Spray bushes kan cunant worms. Use
pyrethrum you obtain either they non
poisonous humans.
Give peoncs dose Of weak by hanging
bag tub barrel Of for week
dung liquid pale color just the buds start
to unfold
Examine grapes If leaves cIlcd II They
press between finger XIII the little
that cause curling many show spray
with arSenae OF lead.
Evcrgrccn foundation paintings viii profit hl Shcarng no"
o keep symmetrical
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
.Cur(uIio Called
Rhubdrb Foe

II rhubarb pulled from your
garden has little punctures all
along the stem, this is the work
Of the rhubarb curculio. a black
beetle about half an inch long and
covered with yellow dust.
IT feeds on both stems and
leaves, making the punctureS That
you have noticed. II you can find
the beetles, pick them off by hand
and destroy them by burning
Since this insect passes part of
It's life on the common dock, the
elimination OF this weed from your
ncighborhood Will help control the
insect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Don Leave RddisheS
In Ground Too Iona

Watch your radiSheS. Pull them
and use Just as soon As they are
big enough. Left IN the ground
they become pithy. As the season
advances, rddlShcS hold their
eating qualities better.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Victory Gardeners
DIARY

THURSDAY, MAY 27-set out 30 tomato plants today
two dozen Detroit Early and six Benny Best
n FRIDAY MAY 28-Transpanted y sweet pepper plants
eggplans Also made second planting of onion sets and
oosened ground potatoes shoots could get
through
SUNDAY MAY 3O-Had green onions for dinner-frst
returns this years garden
MONDAY, MAY 31-Lima beans and green beans are up.
TUESDAY, JUNE First shoots showing up. Heavy
storm damaged knocked few tomato plants
-. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2-Sul having weather trouble.
-ORRIN WRIGHT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Cash Prizes Offered
For Harvest Show

The Royal Oak Daily Tribune
has donated 5000 10 be used as
prizes for the victory harvest show
to be sponsored by the seven com
munitieS whose representatives
comprise the Garden Center
South Oakland County.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Garden Club Lunches
With Mrs. H. PEBBLES

Northwestern Garden Club will
meet al noon June 9 for a dessert
with Mrs. Harold G. PEBBLES 1900
Grecnvicw Mrs William G. DiXcy
Will have charge Of specimen
blooms and arrangements from
gardens Of members.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

READ Time. Want Aas for proit--ase
them Tor results
The Valley settler., 1943-12-17

SOY BEANS CAN FILL IMP ORTANT
 PLACE IN YOUR MEATLESS MENUS
 Miss Vaughan our Home Demons tres- tio on Agent, furnishes the follow ing inf format on;
 Many people are using soy beans to fill their menus on meatless days. The whole beans make nutr- itous dish and furnish an exellant source of prot in. The whole soy beans appear round in shape and should be soaked over nig ght before Q cooking. After soaking the beans are prepared by simmering until tender, or may be processed in Q pres sure cooker for thirty minute s et 10 pounds pressure. The beans can be tlevored with tomat oes, onions and seas oning, according to taste.
 {. soy bean loaf prepared from whole soy beonsis made with the following reciope; 2 cups of soy beans, : teaspoons salt, 1 cup strained tomat oes, l onion, tea spoon sugar, l teaspoon oil, egg if desired, 2 bay leaves, tee-
The Valley settler., 1943-12-17

spoon thyme, Poultry seas oning or sage may be used in place of the bey leaves or thyme.
 Another reciene will be given next week, the Editor would like to call your attonti on to the fa ct that the Chinese have been seing soy beans for food for thous ands of years, an food chemists have dotermi ned that soy beans have a very nouri shing food value. The Trading Post has one soy beans in stock and to those who are interested, it would be interes ing to expierment witH them.
 :,:t;;5: CHRISTMAS s PROGRAM 1T VALLEY CHAPEL Thursday evening Dec. 23rd 8 I'M. " THE OTHER WISE MN"
 By Henry Van Dyko. Pictures of this story will be on the screen. Public Welcome.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Don't Tell The Wife!

Personal Notes: Washington
whispers of releasing some nylon
for women's hose because of an
oversupply for parachutes
Today's paper confirms this col
umn's item Of days ago about
the sale OF the old Peoples
State Bank Building 10 a large
Detroit bank the Manufac-
turers' National Although
the JefferS' rubber program will
go through on schedule. the in
ventories will be down TO rock
bottom this fall when produc-
tion hits the break-even point
Rationing of advertising in
newspapers is here, just as de-
scribed in this column n by
Graham Hutton. director of the
British Press Service, just 10
months ago D.. Detroiters think
that Joe Frazer. WHY'S presi-
dent. did a swell job Of promot-
ing the sale of used jeeps for
the government after the war.
but can't figure how he helped
the sale of WHY'S products.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
G0ebe| Profit
Tops Last Year

Goebel Brewing Co. reports net
profit for the quarter ended June
30 of S135. 500 after all charges,
including depreciation and provi-
sion for federal income taxes, as
compared with Sl12,0S1 in the
like period of 1912.
Presidest Edwin J. Anderson
pointed out that earnings before
taxes amounted TO S224,350 as
against SlS7 $50 in 1912.
Gross earnings for the first six
months after depreciation was
S356,2l1 and net, after taxes, was
S2ff, iii as compared 10 S294. 7S4
and net of Sl7l ,7S4 for the first
six months of 1912.
Reasons for the current ex-
treme shortage of Goebel beer,
according 10 Anderson, are the
government restrictions on use OF
malt, the great increase in popu-
lation in the Detroit area and the
increased demand for beer on the
part of the public.
"Goebel policy IL to ration
dealers on the basis OF previous
sales" said Anderson.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Hudson's Dividend

Directors of Hudson Motor Car
Corp. in authorizing payment Of
a dividend of TO cents share
on the capital stock on Sept. /
next. described the disburse-
ment in their resolution as
regular quarterly payment.
This would seem 10 indicate
that the board has the intention
OF giving consideration TO fur
ther payments on the common
every three months and that
additional payments may be
made on a quarterly basis if
conditions warrant. Dow Jones
observes. The 10-cent payment
will be the first on the capital
stock since Dec. Is, 1897 when
q dividend Of 25 cents was paid.
In conjunction with the latest
dividend announcement il was
stated that the corporations en-
tire funded debt. which had
consisted Of S613,323 in first
mortgage notes and collateral
notes. had been paid off. This
action should enhance the out
look for further common div
idend payments inasmuch as the
fndenture covering the first
mortgage notes contained a pro-
vision that dividends could not
be declared or paid except out
Of so per cent of net income in
excess of S2,000.000 for a pre-
ceding year, so long as any of
the first mortgage notes re-
mained outstanding.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
White Star!
Woodwork Firm Honored
for Continued Excellence

A White Star Flag today was
awarded 10 employees of the ". A.
Woodworth Co, Ferndale. by
Under Secretary of War Robert
p. Patterson for ''meritorious
services on the production front"
White Stars for Army and Navy
"E" Flags are awarded at 6
month intervals If the company
and its employees continue TO excel
in production.
In keeping with a request by
the war department, no ceremony
was held in conjunction with the
award announcement. n. A. Wood
worth manufactures 12o precision
aircraft parts and expanded from
25 TO 5000 employees to meet air
corps requirements.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Farmers Market

FRUITS-Apples. Dutchess, No. I. 81
sg: sg;; No 2. s2aS: Transparents, fancy.
N ,. Red currants. No. /. ssa7.5o "a.
a.. crate. Blaokberries No. /, Ss4e "a.
qt. crate. Huckleberries, No. /, S1OsT
IL 24-qt- crate. Pears. sugar. No. /, 81
300 bu. Plums. Burbank. No. !. So. so
g -ou. Cantaloupes, No. /, IS bu !:
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
Head lettuce. No. ?, $1.25g15O bu. Leaf
lettuce No. /. sl@l.5o bu. Endive. No.
J. s2.3O@3 bu,; No. 2, 50. Escarole, No,
l. = 5om3 bu. Romsine, No. l. 81 bu.
VEGETABLE GREENS CAB bage
greens, No. /, si.25g1.75 bu. Conards.
20 J ,I J. s2Ga:So s6 bS; Kais, No; l; $3.50 9
No. /, 81 100 2. SO bu. swiss chard No
!; s2@223 bu. Turnip greens, No. /. 75c
VEGETABLES (misceIIeneous,-Asp
gus, fancy $2g so doz. behs: No. /.
N.5og1.75. Beans. fancy, green, So rs
bu- No. /, s1.5og2; No. 2, si25; wax.
fancy fancy IS bu; No. !, 81; so; No. 2, s1.25.
bcHs: No. z, 75c; topped. No. i $3.50
cabbage. No i, $3.50 S $50 I4'i2 6Gl no 0a, =,
$50. Red cabbage. No. /, S3a so bu.
2. so bu. Caulin over. No. i. s4a4.5o bu.
No. 2. 81. So. Celery, fancy, $3.50 /. SO
dor bchs No; l, .5oq s5c; No. 2, 25c.
sack NO sGf .iS1a5 To- cucam5.gs fancy fancy
Dn. No. i, 75cat1 dol. bchs. Eggplant,
fancy. so bu.; No. J., 81. so. Kohlrabi.
No. /, 81 1i.25 doz. bchs. Leeks, No. 1,
81. 50 eoz. bchs. okra. No. /. s2a2.25
peck basket; No. 2, Sl50. Onions, green.
fancy. sl.l0g1.25 doz. bchs.: No. i. s5c
a 81. onions, dry. No. /, S2.4oq4 5o-lb.
sack. Parsley root. No. /, 75cas1 dor.
bchs- Curly parsley, No. /, 6onf5c doz.
ocks. Peppers. green, No. Il 1902 y
bu.; hot. sl.5ogl.75 y bu. Pimentos,
No. !. 81 so y bu. Peas, No. /. $50
3. so bu. Potatoes. No. 1. S2.10d2.25 bu. I:
No. 2. soc n 81. Radishes. red, fancy.
Sl.25 dog. bchs. No. /. 75c 81; No. 2.
soc; long white. No. I. 75qsoc doz bchs.
Rutabagas. No. 1, s2.5O bu. Rhubarb,
No 1, sOe75c doE. bchs. Summer
squash. No /, sl9I.25 II bu.; No. 2.
75c. Italian squash. fancy, 81 y bu. !;
No. I, sl.5oqs; No. 2. 81; Table Queen,
No. !. S2g25o y bu. Turnips. punched,
No. /, 75enS1.25 doz. bchs: topped. No.
/, s1.25g15o bu. Tomatoes, dollhouse.
No. /, 81 laid. basket; No. 2, 81. so; out
door, fancy. $3.50 14-lb. basket No. J.,
S1.75G2.25; No. 2, 75caS1.25.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Times Financial Editor

With a louder sigh than any
emitted for the prohibition
whisky that lies at the bottom
of the Detroit River, the War
Production Board has decided TO
do something about the steel
that lies rusting on the bottom
of the Great Lakes.
A list of "a sinkings dating
back TO 1847 has been compiled
by Everett Swanson of WPB's
special project section here in
Detroit.
One of the first on the list Of
potential recoveries is the good
ship Anna c. Minch of Sarnia,
a 4,200-ton grain carrier which
wrecked off Pentwater, Mich, in
an Armistice Day storm in 1910
And four boats aground on
Superior reefs are on the sched-
ule. too.
Salvage OF these boats was
actually scheduled earlier, but
the numerous collisions earlier
this year kept the salvage firms
so busy that they're just getting
around to il.
Although no accurate records
have been kept. upwards of 1000
ships have gone down in the
Great Lakes In the last Is years.
Some carried coal. others car
ried whisky and one actually
carried $4,000 in gold.
One famous boat, the l.. c.
Waldo, cracked up off Manitou
Island in 1913 and the crew
lived in the forward deckhouse
for several days, burning the
furniture in the bathtub TO keep
warm and going without food
for days.
And the WPB would like 10
raise the old Algoma which slid
under the waters back in '85
with a loss of its crew of Al.
It's all very romantic. but
steel in the backyard is better
bet,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
This Beer SHORTAGE

Andy Anderson, genial presi-
dent of Goebel, touches on the
beer rationing problem in his
report 10 stockholders - which
reminds me of my wife's report
of the other day.
A beer truck pulled up in
front Of a grocery store and the
driver dropped off the days
quota-which was 10 be doled
out six bottles 10 customer.
"ff a fellow comes I'm here In
q minute with a straw hat and
n blue shirt" the driver adrnon-
ished the storekeeper, "dont
sell him any beer. The so-and-
SOS been following my truck for
hours and buying beer at every
stop"
The storekeeper called the
message to his clerks just as the
demon beer-buyer walked in
and backed right out again,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Stock Market
Off FrdCtiondIIy
In Dull Trade

NEW YORK, Aug. 7 INS)
The stock market retreated
further today, making it three
days of lower prices in a row.
The losses. however, were frac-
tional and trading was at the
usual dull, weekend pace.
Utilities and rails, as groups,
were better than the rest of the
market, but not enough better TO
offset the generally lower tone.
Steels were a bit mixed, Beth
lehem was q fraction lower while
U. S. Steel held II higher most
OF the session. Motors were down
small amounts, as were the oils
and chemicals.
Communications were among
the most active stocks on the
board with the low-priced Inter
national Telephone getting most
OF the play. II lost a siZable frac-
ton on the day. Amusements.
too, came in for selling with
Twentieth Century Fox losing a
half point.
The rails held up for most of
the two hours but without any
convincing show of strength.
AtchiSon was better for a while
but then relapsed. Southern Pa
clfic was active and fractionally
higher.
Rail liens led the down trend
in the bond market while curb
market prices were lower in
sympathy with the trend on the
big board.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Approve TWA Flight
Into Washington

Effective Aug. 16 the coast-to-
coast system of Transcontinental
and Western Air, Inc, will pro-
vide twice-daily plane service to
the nations capitol, it was an
nounced here today by w. L.
Armstrong, district traffic man.
ager. The service was announced
Immediately following approval by
the war department and the
Civil Aeronautics Board of sched.
ules on the airlines recently
granted Dayton-Washington route.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
New lenawee County
Bond Issue Bouqht

Grouse. Bennett. Smith & Co.
has purchased from the kenawee
County school district $4,000
Ridgeway and Macon townships
school district No. !, liz per cent
bonds due July /, 1944-4s. Pro-
ceeds of the issue Will be used 10
construct new school building in
Ridgeway.
Midland has sold, at public sale,
TO Grouse. Bennett. Smith e. Co.
Sl0.360 sewer bonds due Aug. J.,
1944-4S. No public Offering was
made.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Hupp 6-Month
Net Hits S152,931

Hupp Motor Car Co. reports for
the six months ended June 30,
l943, subject TO audit and year
end adjustments. net income of
S152,931 after provision of S104,-
600 for federal income income and
excess profits taxes, equal to 8
cents per share on the 1855, ,292
shares of capital stock outstand-
ing. Figures are before any provi-
sion for adjustments that may be
necessary as a result of renego-
tiation.
Comparative statement for the
first six months of 1912 is not
available.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Motor Wheel Votes
Dividend Of 70 Cents

The board of directors of Motor
Wheel Corp. declared a quarterly
dividend of 20 cents per share on
the common stock, payable Sept.
10, 1943. to stockholders of record
at the close of business, Aug. 20,
l943.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Livestock Markets
PITTSBURGH

PITTSBURGH. Aug. tINs)-CATTLE
900. -ateady.- Steers, good to choice,
Sl6.26n16.75: medium to good, Si5.oo6
Is: common TO medium. s12. so a IS; heif-
ers, good to choice, s15915.50: medium to
good. $l2.o09l4; common TO medium, 50
q II; cows, good to choice. Sll OH:
medium TO good. S10611; Gamers ana
cutters, SO. SO q 10 so; bulls. good to choice
VAC l45o; common to medium, $40 y
HoGs-1oo; steady; iso-i7o fbs., s1l. 90
d14. TO; 10000 lbs, Sf4.soa H. 90: 400
220 lbs. &14.80Gi4.e0; 220-25O ms, Sfl. 10
ml4.eo; 250-29O lbs. S14.50914.7O: 400
$50 lbs. S13.s5914.5o; 10o-150 lbs, S13.25
q IA. 10: roughs, S12. so q 1925.
SHEEP-50; steady. Choice lambs, SIS
OBS. so; medium TO good. clipped. s1i. 500
13. 80; common lambs, clipped, 500; ewes,
clipped, S547; wethers, clipped, Sede
CALVES-50; steady; good TO choice,
SIS. 50a1I50; medium 70 good, $13.5O0
14.5o; cuils and common. s7G12.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Aug. nNsl--HoGs-
$500: steady. Top, Slt.e0i bulk. $40
1850; hesvies, si3.75a1455; mediums,
Sl4g1feo: lights, si4 1850; light lights.
sS,2ori sis. .i so PACKING IN sow'' sia.eo@is2o:
:, cATnE.aOO; CAT steady. Calves. 100:
medium. sissis; y.srIins:. siasS sia.soSis.
Butcher cattle: Heifers. siiqis: cows.
$3.50 a13.75; bulls. yiiBi475 calves.
ssals: feeders, siiai4. stocksrs: steers.
$l2 nlt50: cows and heifers, Ssai3.5o.
SHEEP. 500; steady. Lambs, $40
is; common, si2n13.5O; yeariings, sis
Ola; ewes. se1750; feeders. s139i4.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
.Grdin Futures
Off; Trade Light

GO. Aug. Z QNS)-
Grain futures were easy today in
light dealings on the board OF
trade.
Wheat. oats and rye dropped
as much as sc and generally
closed around the lows.
Wheat finished Y 10 sc off
with September at S144A. Oats
were &c TO %c lower and rye asc
10 a. off
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

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new superin-
tendent of me-
ters.
II e n + y S.
Walker, w h o
was appointed
director of re-
search, started
as a student in
the d e troi I
Edison research
department %
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