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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
New Fighting Man
Mother Already Picks Out Career in the Marines
for 3-Day-OId son-t's Family Tradition

out there sent mail. too. So you
see there never was any doubt.
MY husband joined up in
1910. He's an old marine man
now. He loves the service and
he'll stay with II. think. It's
his life. / met him In Philadel-
phia in 1941, wherJ we were
married. It's lonely back here,
but IL IL just as lonely for the
thousands of other army, navy
and marine wives.
GOING SOUTH
"Just as soon as Fred Ill gets
old enough we're going down to
Chattanooga to visit Great
Grandma Huntington. See these
lovely flowers: They came from
greatgrandma today"
Mrs. Huntington lives here will
her sister, Mrs Chester Elem
ming of 327 Burke, River Rouge
The whole hospital is interested
in the new fighting man.
BY the way. he's going TO be ;
redhead -like5his fighting marin,
dad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
Germany Must Pay,
ChurlhiII's Aide Says

NEW YORK. March / CINS).-
In view of the Nazi policy of eX-
termination for peoples in occupied
lands. there can be no easy way
out for the Germans" after the
war, Mai. Clement Attlee, British
deputy prime minister. said today.
Attlee added. however. that the
determination Of the Germans is
not sought by the United Nations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
Hayes Pegs Morals

CHICAGO. March l QNS).-
There will be no relaxation OF the
morals code in movies after the
war, Will II. Hays, president of
the Motion Picture Producers and
Distributors Of America, said TO-
day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

Miss HUE of Detroit seated
on her throne at Fort Ben
Ling, Ga. where her father,
Pvt. Clarence Y. HUE, a
leader of Detroit's Chinese
group, is now in training;
she was chosen to represent
his company in the Tenth
Armored Tiger" division at
a ball there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
a u. 5. Destroyers,
Carriers Launched

CAMDEN, N. j.. March ! tINS).
The U.S.S. Monterey, navy air
craft carrier. was launched yester-
day at the New York Shipbuilding
Corp. yards in Camden.
kEARNY. n. j.. March | uNS)
- -Four new destroyerS were
launched in Ia months yesterday
at the Federal Shipbuilding & Dry
Dock Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

EVERYTHING FROM a coun-
terfeit $1,000 bill to a genuine
500, 1000 bill is on the wall of the
old Tuttle e. Clark store on
Woodward, where the United
States Secret Service is display
ing examples of what it calls
"the silent saboteur'
The silent saboteur is, as you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
BOY: CERTAINLY

Said the proud mother at ST
JoSeph's Hospital. where Fred III
was born last week
"Of course. knew IL was
going TO be a boy. Fred Ill and
1 have been receiving mail from
Guadalcanal for months adj
dressed To Mrs. Fred W. Hunt
ington and Son Fred Jr.'s pals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
Stores Helping
Buyers Wrest|e
With Point Cans

tenSive rationing program went
into effect.
For the most part housewives
Shopped deliberately. minimizing
the confusion expected TO develop
from early use of ration book
No. =
However. many buyers were
learning through experience the
point price of foods as set up by
the government.
HANDS OUT BOOKLET
To supplement this school-of-
hard-knocks type of education OF
the customer, one chain store is
handing out booklets on How to
shop with war ration book No. 2"
Typical of the difficulties en-
countered by today's purchasers
were those of the man who Sc
lected can of tomato juice and a
can of tomatoes in store at 451S
Trumbull avenue.
POINTS TOO MUCH
81 told him the tomato juice
would cost him SO points and
the large can Of tomatoes would
eat up "a points MORE" said
Mrs. Elizabeth SCHNEIDER, man
ager.
This would total So points,
eight over his monthly allow-
ance. He seemed quite surprised,
but he went away satisfied when
helped him select some foods
which cost less I'm points,
Volunteer explainers were scat.
tered in stores throughout the
city to aid in familiarizing the
public with the system.
Shoppers were cautioned that
only the blue stamps are to be
used now. the red being earmarked
for meat rationing at later date.
Since there can be no refunds
made with stamps. Detroiters were
advised TO use their higher point
coupons first.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

may have in
ferred, coun-
[ e r ( e i I
m on c y, and
[ h e govern
ment is going
To consider
able pains 10
teach people
how TO detect
il.
. . .
Such money,
In case you
are worried,
in not very
prevalent. IL
h a y Il e =
ore "a a a. "A %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
; Million Sought;
Solicitors toCdn
At Every Home

The drive for funds 10 bolster
the greatest force for mercy in
history. the American Red Cross,
began today.
Campaign workers, In numbers
nearly as strong as a full army
division, swung into action after
a brief ceremony this morning
with the tremendous task before
them of raising $3.000,000 as De-
troits share OF a national quota
for 1913 of SIPS, 100000.
The work of the Red Cross Is
known the world over. but a brief
reminder of It's many phases is in
order. John w. Waiting, general
chairman OF the local drive, sums
ii up thus:
"Today--this very hour and
minute--some ser,iceman's life
il being saved on some battle
front by Red Cross blood plasma.
Today-now--a nurse re-
cruited by the Red Cross il APP
plying a bandage made by
faithful Red Cross worker.
WORD FROM HOME
at this minute some wor-
ried. bomesick boy In uniform
IL being comforted by n word
from home-the message sent
through the Red Cross.
To-day - now - from Iceland
10 the South Pacific, from
Alaska 10 Algeria. Red Cross
field workers are bolstering the
morale of the troops. helping
take some Of the wretchedness
out of the war"
The army OF volunteer solicitors
began this Job today with rally
AT headquarters, IA w. Fort.
They stood rgidly at attention
while the naval armory band
played and while Bertha Bright,
knapp sang the national anthem
from a fourth floor balcony.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
Rationing
PROGRESSED FOODS

PROGRESSED FOODS
Blue stamps A, n, C-Vahd Mar. l.
Mar. 81.
Blue stamps ID, 4, F-valid Mar, 10
April 30.
SUGAR
stamp 1I--Three lbs 10 Mar IS
stamp Iz--Five lbs. Mar. l6-May 81.
SHOES
stamp 1I-one pair 10 June IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
BALLENGER'S JOB

John +. Ballenger has been
chosen 10 contact all federal, state.
county and city workers and 500
speakers. including youngsters
such as the Southeastern High
School Speakers Group, will be
lead by Jean T Sheafor. All pub
hcity IS in the hands of Henry T.
Ewald, one of the city's top adj
vertislng men.
Yesterday, proclaimed Red Cross
Sunday. saw the message of the
need of the Red Cross spread in
churches and in public gatherings.
President Roosevelt. Admiral Nj
mitz and Gen. Eisenhower went on
the air TO appeal nationally for
the cause.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

Restaurants
Overhead Seen
Skyro(keting

Restaurant and hotel food ra-
iioning will necessitate a 100 per
cent increase in help and kitchen
space. thereby skyrocketing oper-
ating costs, it was suggested to-
day.
Estimating rationing would
slash commercial food supplies as
much as Is per cent. Ray Fling,
Michigan Restaurant and Caterers
Association executive secretary,
urged all | eating establishments
to make immediate adjustments.
Delay OF even a few days"
he said, "may mean crisis later"
NEAR NORMAL BASES
Fling pre- C tie d restaurants
could continue on a near normal
basis IL they substitute fresh food
for processed every place possible
But" he warned, "this means
the restaurateurs and caterers
will have TO do the processing
formerly done by Gamers. Help
for this, IL available, will cost
money"
Some foods, expensive in points
will disappear entirely, Films
ointed out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
FIGHTING TALK

After brief fighting talk" BY
William J. Norton, campaign Of
fetal. they went 10 work.
Every house will be contacted
Every worker AT every bench In
every plant will be asked TO con-
tribute. not what he gave las,
year. but twice that much, be-
cause last years quota Of 81 00O.'
900 must be exceeded by al least
another million.
Chosen leaders will spearheac
the drive. In charge Of the mems
special gifts section are John J
O'Brien. Avian Macauley Jr. anc
Melville s. Welt. Mrs John j
O'Brien heads the women's divi-
sion Of this section.
r. II Grant and CarSten Tiede.
man Will have in their, care the
solicitation Of some 5000 factorie.
and their workers. IN the indus
trial division. The residential can.
vasS VII be in charge Of Mrs. Dud'
Icy {. Hay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

Order War Stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
Timetable

COFFEE
stamp .5~-ons 10. TO Mar. ~.
DEADLINEs
Inspection OF A tires. March II.
GASOLINE
A-COup0n -Four gallons TO Mar. n.
FUEL OIL
Coupon Gil gallons TO April II.
Coupon valid Mar. is-Sept. 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
MODIFIED MENUS

Fling said hotels planned to con-
tinue regularly scheduled lunch
cons and banquets with modified
menus. In some cases, he said. spe-
cial dinners will be eliminated.
OPA officials in Washington,
meantime, declared no way had
been devised to control meal
prices.
w. f. Fitzgerald local IOPA res
taurant food rationing official, said
it is impossible 10 lift the freeze
on canned meats and fish despite
catering companies complaints
that their stock for industrial box
lunches is virtually exhausted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

!, Occupation money is some
thing else again That's the stuff
printed by invaders 10 buy he
products OF a conquered land.
There arc samples this worth
less paper with which the NaliS
looted Europe, and there are
some more samples Of money
that the JapS are using IN the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

However. many buyers were
learning through experience the
point price of foods as set up by
the government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

For an added flip. there are
some genuine bills. including the
100000 bill mentioned earlier.
If you have any notions OF
trying 10 run off with it. remem-
Der that the secret service has
its agents guarding the exhibit.
Anyway a bank would ask
where you got it-and where
else could you get change for
100000?
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
-
Auto
Graphs
Fisher Body Tank
Production Rates
Boom in 8 Months
By SILER FREEMAN

Despite reductions by Ord
nance in the orders for tanks,
the production rate is still go
ing up. Fisher Body reports
hat the combined output of
Nd tanks and MILO tank de-
stroyers for the first six months
of 1943 is the highest since the
war began
While War Department re-
strictionS will not allow actual
figures, r. F. Fisher, general
manager, disclosed that the
average m Jnthly production for
the first half ran 30 per ceht
higher than for the final quar-
ter of 1912. He pointed out
that the latter period was de-
voted TO getting ready for the
African campaign
Fisher also revealed that
since the African successes,
when the Ma and the MILO
both showed tip the best-the
NaziS could muster, improve
mentS m design and eenstFtfe-
ton have been engineered into
the weapons without interrupt
inc current production.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Livestock Markets


VI lf----150- QU81Tty al C1asSeg EEn.
'ta.ly plain. grassers predominAiing fed
~a'te IN extreme ighi supply slaughter
reefs and hslfers SLOW scattered sales
wound steady ruws and bulls steady but
sN'ck cattle market practically A. =
sia0d"iN. few medium grassy and
warmed up steers Si3p1t load Fat
SouthWes' gfsssers held abive Sii, heif.
ers grading medium and below. Si2 80
f0Wr off good. hcavy heIfefs, Nfl so -,
AVine ran common 10 good heef COWS.
wa u odd head Nucily good cows St7.
annprs aud cutters SsdF75. few Hrh'
'canners\ S15p SIS medium 10 lQw good
hulIs. SIta -. few hese good nulis bid
N3 25:, cutter ann commdp light weighs
So 10 ", ,eW' hkad medium and good
yeaynng stock aeeYs Sl2Tl3.50
CNLVES 600 Steady TOP and hulk
good and choice veaiers. SIS 30. common
ant medium. St3u15.So. culls. SsHi2
HOGS 500 Bidding steady Win Tues.
day On az weights and classes butchers
$50 lbs up held 10 cents higher: best hid
~ laree interest. SIS so on 2oo225.lh
weights
SHEEP 500 Spring lambs slow. few
sales about steady. quality considered
package good 20 choice natives Sit so
odd lofs medium ~ good lambs bid Si2 ~
- feeders paving ~ 20 Si2 FOR thin
feshrd hEht lamhs but killers Kidding Sill
down IN such kinds culls selling down N
s. most shorn slaughter ewes Aq7
choice ligh, weights quoted to $3.50.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Pea Plans Network

The PennsAlNania-Central Air
lines today laid before the Civil
Aeronautics Board IN Washing
ton an air transport system for
the Middle West which would
place any city in the Chicago
Bosto n-WaShlngton triangle
within few hours Of any other,
The network would radIate
from Detroit. Chicago and
1eveland one route would run
from Chicago through Detroit
10 the Buffalo Albany belt in
New York state. A second
would operate through Detroit
and Cleveland through the lower
belt Of New York and North
ern Pennsylvania 10 Boston
According 10 the plans filed
With tho CAB the airline would
establish direct mainline Serv-
ice 10 nearly 100 cities. some
along tho routes now served by
the company and others which
never had airline service
THE new routes are the di-
rec: outgrowth Of Peas pio-
necring IN the so-called short
haul' field" stated & Bedell
Monro president They are
skytraCkS In the design for
postwar employment of thou
sands of American alrmen and
the pattern for tomorrow In AIR
service for the nations cities"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Steady Tone
Noted in Early
Stock Dealings

NEW YORK. Sept Q OUPD-
Stocks Steadied Al a quiet open
ing today after an irregular
previous session decline attributed
10 the Italian surrender. Bonds
were steady. Cotton futures rose
2 10 4 points.
General Motors opened 1000
shares al 5li2, up "a Radio Corp.
rose - 10 u L. s. Steel opened
at 81. Loew's 5Sl2, Lockheed l7ls
and Consolidated Edison 22Ss, all
up 4 point.
international Telephone opened
unchanged at 14&4 Other un-
changed issues included American
Smelling, CurtiSs- Wright, Pennysl-
vania Railroad, Standard Oil of
California Warner Brothers Pic
tureS, Glenn l.. Martin and Beth
lehem Steel.
Western Union lost = point "a
35i2. Smaller net losses were
registered in rS-Roebuck. Inter
national Paper. Woolworth. Com
monWealth Edison. Southern Pa
cific. National Cash Register and
General Foods.
Chrysler gained = 10 1915
Goodrich was up 2 AT 4 Small
gains were registered IN Santa re,
United Fruit, Standard Oil tN.JD,
Pan-American AirWays, Erie GER
tifcates and Wilson e. Co. CO.
MmbIa Gas opened 1000 shares al
a, up =.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
sac Meets on Coast

The Society of Automotiye
Engineers has moved Us official
mid-ycar business meeting 10
Los Angeles 20 stage 'ho ma
tional aircraft and engineering
production meeting in tho cradle
~ b aviation industry The
meeting Will he held September
30 20 October >
John a { Warner general
manager of the SAL. described
the meeting as an exchange Of
basic engineering information
having as ITS end-prOduct more
and better airplancS
This will be the kind Of
meeting which AXIS engineers
aren't permitted to hold. hut
which il typical Of American
enterprise. said Mr.. Warner.
"and which has the effect Of
inspiring within Mar-produCtion
industries that spirit Of team
wor which wins. No finished
plano will come from this meet
lng, vet out of II we'll may come
some crucial aeronaticsl en-
gineering Development which
definitely signals the successful
conclusion Of global strife"
Engineers from aircraft. en-
Cine materials and parts and
accessories plants throughout
the United states Will partici-
pate In The thrco-day program
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
City TO Appeal
Edison RateCdse

LANSING, Sept Q Tho state
supreme court today granted the
City of Detroit leave 10 appeal
the public service commission s
dismissal Of a petition for read
juStment Of Detroit Edison Co
rates. The city seeks 10 restore
10 electricity users approximately
100000 year now paid by the
company in excess profits takes
In the same case. ProntiSs
Brown, OPA administrator, was
granted leave 10 intervene The
question involved is whether tho
public service commission has
power 10 adjust rates so that fed.
eral profits taxes may be averted
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Treasury Bill
HOLDINGS Decline

WASHINGTON Sept 9 Hold
ings Of treasury bills declined
Sl54 0OO. 600 during the week
ended Sept !. Federal Reserve
Board reported in Us weekly
statement on condition Of member
banks in 10l leading cities The
board said there were increases
Of Sl53 900 900 in reserve bal
ances with Federal Reserve Banks,
SaS2 400 nnQ IL demand -depnSlix-
adjusted and S21S.O0o 900 IN de-
posits credited 70 domestic banks
and a decrease Of S7fe 600 600 IN
government deposits
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
S35.OOO
Fire Hits
Paper Go.

MONROE. Sept Q OUPl Pro-
duction Al the Consolidated Paper
Co. plant was interrupted today
AS the result Of a fro Of undctcr.
mined cause which swept through
two drler rooms "A machine shop
and a storage room faS' night,
causing damage estimated AT
S35 900.
The blaze started IN a pile Of
waste paper outside the plant and
was blown into one Of the drer
rooms BY the force of a strong
wind, which also prevented eff
cient functionlnG Of an automatic
sprinkler system IN the plant
Irving W. Newcomer. general
manager. said production would
he resumed early next week The
company employs 80 men.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
M. S. Rukeyser
Mechanical Formula
For World Peace Hit

The current mechanical formula for per-
world peace resembles the Wall Street quest for scheme
O beat the stock market.
Like other olondam financial editors approached
hungry who reported that they had
discovered foolpoof uninterrupted
profits speculative whirlpool the stock exchange They
failed contradiction be-
poverty and their profession of soe access to
key riches.
TO from self mmolatlon ! must
after this and putting the brakes 10
avoid such catastrophe every - ndustrias
has "cntiang diocy And that definition
Shermans.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Likened 10 Mistake Of Margin Trader

Allies strike against Hitler when he moved 'ie
the reality once
of pacficISm, fear mutual
jealousy and inertia
such runng Of the psychological analogous
of fails take pront
during become forced seller dlrrg
a subsequent
BY reoccuped the Rhine
defiance the Allies
ritted h prestige and his military might
Accordingly QIidan Hitter correspond
iney Fortunately the mistake though costly IS not
proving fatal
The gambling Hitler mSudged his power and miSca-
capacity lightning victory
Allied economic and military power could mobzrd Having
matter. Hitler Is out on
limb be only question OF time before nc
IOH
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Buick Local Votes
Against Strike P|edqe

FLINT, Sept o-SMty per cent
OF Buick Local $50 CUAW-CIOl
membership voted for repeal Of
the no-Strike pledge. II was an
nounced today by Ben Woodward,
local president who declined TO
reveal tho exact vote cast.
Chevrolet local took the same
stand on the question recently
Palace local favored continuing
the pledge not 10 strike
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
(auIiiIONer
Crop Heavy

LANSING. Sept. Q eUP)-The
federal-state cooperative crop re-
porting service today announced
that MichlganS CaulfoWer crop
Is starting 10 move 10 market and
that volume should he fairly
heavy by end of the week.
The malor portion OF the Caull-
flower harvest is expected in Oc-
tober. The service also reported
the late Michigan celery crop has
shown improvement IN all COM
merclal growing areas.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
buys Bonds
I'm II Hurry

SAGINAW, Sept 2 4 young
man came painting INTO the county
war board office
Have YOU got any war bonds
Tor sale here" he asked
Informed we have about $40.
600 600 worth 10 sell in the next
three weeks he continued
II cant hnt-that- H,AHt- htit- 7
do wan, $1,000 worth right
quick because I'm leaving for
the army In minute"
The buyer identified himself as
llchacl l. krywnak. 40 South
WcadOCk
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
F. N. Hammond New
Gemmer President

John p. Moran. formerly presi-
dent and general manager. has
been elected chairman of the
board OF the Gemmer Manufac-
turing Co, il was announced
today. Fred NJ Hammond. for
merly vice president and assist
ant general manager was moved
up 10 president and general man.
ager Moran has been with the
firm for the last 33 years. while
Hammond is son Of the late
Z. p. Hammond, founder of the
cOmDanV.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Dime Stores Accused
Of 0PA Violations

\ Attt54vpp nv YORK YY0Rfetk, Sept Gins
-Four -af The country largest
"five-and-dime' stores today were
ordered temporarily 10 stop sell
ing women 5 clothing in excess OF
ceiling prices.
Charged -hY-the- -0PA with Yio-
lailng ceiling prices between
March ! and July 81 were the
~ -Ae-elwaFth ca, the }, G,
Penney Co. the j j .FFc'ttoeFry
CO. and the McCrorv Stores Corp.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Demonstrates Futiity TO Beat Market

of frequent universal wars IS OF
be desired II that those VINO ghh
he found mechanlca
formu getting wrong foot
II may revert Wall Street analogy demon
hty simple mechanical system to beat
demonstrated The stock
opinion about the current trend and future
prospects
II cannot hope consideration the unexpected and
Thus the market, gets better norma
ton concerning trend quickly IT'S previous
In Of such market habits experience
has shown that of timing judgment
age and obecvy Wall Street in competition with
any purely mechanical scheme 10 beat the market
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
THURSDAY AFTERNOON

CKTW SYMPHONY melody
WCAR-Front Page Drama
NJLP Uncle Nlck hr v
WEXL-Help Wanted ID.
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a ~ -NFVs
WWJ-Lorenzo Jones u.
VICAR Music
WFxI~-MusiCAi program.
NJBk- Melody matinee,
t;45 4. NJ
WtR Rhythm ms'Inee
WV Widder Brown y.
CKLW-Turf Club.
500 r. VI
WWJ-When Cir Harries
CkLW-Nsws Ace.
WCAR-Sews.
VJLB-Nevs civil dsfsns'
" E%ir- NeWscAsf rhythm
WJBK-Ne0s Ace.
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WIR Rarhershop quartet
WNI-PortlA Faces Life.
VICAR Music.
NJLB-MusiC.
WJBk-tsasf Guard prog.
$50 4. ".
wJR-Betpeen the Lines.
WWJ-Just Plan Rill-D.
CKLW-Chick Cartsr-D.
Ar Victory business.
WxYE-Day IN Review,
WJLB-GeWs ~ melody
WEXI~Destgn for Dance
WJBk-AeVs. melody.
B;46 r. NJ
WJR-Ameucan Women.
WWJ-Front Page Farrell
W--Superman u
WCAR-Neivet tone poem
WxYZ-Music for moderr
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Control Over Fluid
Milk Sales Planned

NEW YORK. Sept. Q a system
Of controlling sales OF fluid milk
in shortage areas under which
home deliveries and store sales for
home consumption VIII be given
priority over sales 10 public eating
places IS expected to be announced
this week hy War Food Admins
tration The system Will he de-
signed tO prevent increases IN
consumption of fluid milk above a
recent level.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Divto.Twin Truck
Lists S98,637 Profit

Divco- Twin Truck Co. and its
subsidiaries for the nine months
ended July 81 report a net profit
Of 'S9S,637. after charges and pro-
vision of 500. .75S for federal in
come taxes, equal 10 IA cents a
share This compares with
SS@ 065. or 36 cents share in the
like period year ago when
taxes amounted 20 S36. $50.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Jackson 10 Shift Time

JACKSON. Sept Q The city
commission last night ordered the
city 20 return 20 Eastern Standard
Time beginning oct L. The
slower time viii be IN effect until
April I
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Warren Bros. Calls Bonds

NEW YORK, Sept. g All Of
the outstanding series r collateral
trust > per cent cumulative in
come bonds maturing Aug /,
1877, If Warren Bros Co. have
-1CPU Cd11Td fOr- redemption OCT :
for tho sinking fund a. principal
amount and accrued interest.