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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-18
Detroit Livestock Market

The week : early sharp advance
IN swine prices a he Detroit
Stock Yards was fully lost Ir later
trading the closing practical top
on '20O-225-lb butchers standing
at SIS. All slaughter classes of
cattle found reliable outlet early
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 NcaleN held mostly
steady throughout
CATTLE Weeks ss1atIs receipts .1l
tnmpafa last weFks close. SlAush. Il
steers ard herfers ouened steady to ~ y
Ihc higher medium grades uumaV closing
trade duIN weak ht and Nuss tTace Dr
thin feshed lght Ersss stsffs and heIfc-s
few strictly g.0d COWS s'rurE 20 25t
hlehrf others weak t0 2Sc lower. bulls
about steady but closing cutler very mar
row stock cattle ana calves about steady
~ recent declines but new low fof the
season uncovered ir spots
Most medium 90 good ffui steers
tlf so Is so. some Lrnd fn rhnIre eku-
g. loom. kfriucky Erassers Sif So, me
0Iuw ersde native kenfucky and SCUM
"est grass ana warmed -up steers. {i2T
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-18
Lift Locomotive
Casting Prices

WASHINGTON, Sept. Ito
make possible a sharp expansion
in production of locomotive cast
'ngs 10 meet current record sched-
ule Of 1000 new locomotives in
l944 for military. lend-lease and
domestic needs, OPA has increased
maximum prices.
The increase amounting 10 21
per cent above the comprehensive
report of Steel Founders Society
will apply TO 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
GenieG by OPA with exception of
two items on which limited in
crcaSeS are authorized.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-18
Profit HOLIDAY
ToExpdndUrged
By Ri(kenbdcker

NEW YORK. Sept Il GNS)-
American industry was called on
today by Capt Eddie RiCken-
hacker TO declare a thrcc-year
postwar moratorium on dividends
and earnings 50 that all available
funds could be invested in a huge
job4making expansion program.
Eastern Air Lines. which he
heads. is ready TO begin such a
program "of investing not only
our present cash reserves but all
the millions We can borrow in a
sound and sane expansion pro-
gram. Rlckenhacker said
The program he outlined. Rick
cnbackcr declared would provide
a living monument 10 the merit
and SoundneSS of the American
way OF life -
The World War 7 0ying ace
expressed his views during "A hear
ing before civil aeronautlcS
beard examiner Oman application
by ms company 10 extend service
through Now England 10 Boston,
which ne called a key city IN
respect 10 international air trans
port
II have come 10 the COnClu-
sion" hc sand that a. head Of
Eastern Air Lines l. can best
serve the nation and these hun
dredS Of thousands of young
men who are fighting. bleeding
and dying for H., by planning
postwar expansion program OF
10 10 l5 times our present ca
pacitY To serve"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-18

- -f cate. Auf aum0r u2r' ErAss
steers >s1lJ 80. cutter common ard ne.
aIlu grsss hetfcrs - lOst IG medium 90
5000 shortfed tearrRs S1c -5pI4. most
beet cows ~ al. ieV strictly E00d COWS
Nl2 % l. 15 canuers arc cutters 50 70
Is .0od bulls Sl1 is - medium
Etates NilHlz e.. cIifet ard common
.Gnte bu.s s. 5oul0 3. 5000 % choice
sflrk ,icer calves Nl3 ma 80, medium
and good Stoch steers N1iH - 25. ln-
ferof stpskers eug,bis down 90 81 and
uts4sIDntIs below
CRLNES--Week's saisbta -ece p's $50.
Compated sst week close >.ealy week :
bllK good and cnoIce WAITS SO A0s teV
stfIctt choice 20 - common and me-
d.Yu 50 5DGl5.5 5o, cln ga "es and YEA
ers ~ ~
HOGS WeeN sa.st.. receipts -1u
Crmpafeo hSi Veeh C.0ss BIfChersn $50
os sp, end SOW stesu' to zoe itWt-.
m s-E -f tdN under $50 .ns lowe
closing hlK ls0.2S0.,h butchers So 'aH
15 prsctcsI tar e. 90 zoe 22i-Ir.
weights 26U-snn-.r o-trrt's - tIl
~ TU. most i4U.t-u.st isa,s Nl3 t1"
q. 1l sous. $3.50 -. s'ass ST.. % p
SHEtp Week salso.s fecel1ts '9 500.
Compared last weeH close q Hod % cao,Ce
spring LAMBS 5uc .s~es atae- SHADES soc
to 81 down sheep soc l1wcr,, closing 'op
and buK good 90 cha.ce aatve spring
lambs Stt with bucks NCu' a. 81 discount
medium o. goot lambs. Si2r IS mostly
Sl3 80 down. few common r. medium ught
lambs. tio S0q i.50. cuii And common
isrEsly g = N. slaughter evss closed e.
8 SIS according 70 grade.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-18
M. s. Rukeyser
M. S, Rukeyser -
Scores WaIlaceS
Business BATTING

Wee President Wallace not believing specialization in
or The
frequently mpngeS the province the department
justice.
For example in his Chicago address, he vaguely
pued gdong American companies.
II he evidence of misconduct would
for him the such
prSeS could be of from
lie spoke critically Of monopoles which misuse
should WallaCeS the fact
federal law ncctS cartel the domestic field and
Orbd trade. II he of
violations Of the law. he dcrec ms lnlor
nation the prosecuting attorneys
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-18
Tire Dealer Conferences

The tire division of L. S.
Rubber has luSt completed a
series Of dealer conferences on
-sfnthetie rubber. and other
problems confronting the indus
Try Included was an actual
laboratory demonstration of the
actual manufacture Of Buna 5.
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 1t
could he handled by tire manu-
facturerS using existing equip
meut.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-18
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ

Afforded the opportunity at
the General Motors press forum
the other night, l asked PreSi-
dent c. F.. Wilson what The
Aoration's attitude was on
~ of the most pressing ques-
tions faced by industry today
renegotiation and the manpower
draft
Ills answers were most en-
tightening.
He said that GM is unequivo-
cally opposed 10 a labor draft
for a number of reasons.
without question there Is a
shortage of labor, In a number
of our plant cities he SAID.
However. it's difficult 10 get
peak efficiency out Of manpOWer
a. il il, without having the ad-
ditional problem Of drafted
labor And then you'd have no
control over the quality OF your
new employees, either.
"Nhy, they'd be little more
than slaves or chattelS, shipped
wherever some bureaucrat felt
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., 1943-09-18
Peace Stocks
Lead as Market
Continues Rise

NEW YORK, Sept. y GNSl-
The stock market today scored
gains ranging 10 more than a
point in a continuation OF thc ad-
vance of ihc last TWO sessions
So-caIled peace stocks were the
features. although the entire list
participated in the rise
Trading picked up considerably
with sales running we'll above yes
terday'S 53i.2l7 shares.
Farm equipments; elcctricalS
mcrChand sing shares and oils
were prominent among tho good
gamers. J /. Case was up over
= points at one time Advances
Of a point or more We're scored
a. their highs by Westinghouse
international Harvester Standard
on Of California. Gulf Oh and
l.. $. Rubber. Gimbel Brothers
and Allied Stores hItn new l943
highs in the department store
group.
Motors were up ma jor fractions
aS were SteelS mail orders and
amuSementS. American Can had
substantial advance while Proc
ter & Gamble and PepSl-Cola were
both up over A point Al Their
highs
Rails, features in recent SeS-
SlonS. were steady bat quiet
The bond market continued 70
advance with leadership again
SGPPiicd by carrier liens. Gains
ran 10 a point and more with
loans like Denver ~ Rio Grande
Western. New Haven, Frisco
Rock Island and b q O promI-
nent. Treasures were neglected
Curb stocks were generally irac-
tiOuS higher.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-18
w heat
Displays
Firm Tone

CHICAGO. Sept II GNS)-
Wheat was firm late today and
closed &c to -c higher. The
market generally was steady 70
fractionally lower in early trading.
Sepl-clnAed L2r-4p- A. 81 42l the
high for the day.
Oats finished &c lower after
moving nervou>ly in fairly active
trade.
Rye closed .c lower 10 &c
higher. Nearby future, showed the
-ea>iHe>>-p -pfterS- -wrrr- * much r.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-18
Unions in Agreement

From what I can learn, that s
Iprertv much the ieclIn <
throughout industry and or
gained labor also finds itself IN
complete agreement.
on lhc question OF rcncgolla-
tioit wilson contends tndt
WhI'c 10 Is uoi perfect u Is
probably the best system tnat
cog!a be- devised under 'hc cir
cumS'aurcS
II think that If industry gen
crdllV would take a more sym
pathetic attitude. they would
nnd that II j. quite workable, -
hc added
ON rhi, point the I'M prrsi-
- nud, ttm~oH n the M
y as regards industry gen
cT1ly As matter of fact 50
great r4, h-rH ftfr feeling
against rcucgotaion that
there's "a strong likelihood it WIIi
De- dropped bl thc first oi tho
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-18
Nash Plant Gets e

The propeller division OF
NaSh-Kelvinator at Lansing
today gets its Army-Navy "E'
for production excellence. The
award was TO be presented in
afternoon ceremonies by Col.
Alfred II. Johnson, head of the
central procurement district OF
the Army Air Forces here.
Comdr. w. f. FADE represents
the navy at the presentation.
Campbell Wood is general
manager of the propeller plant.
Officials of Nash from the De-
troit plants planned 10 attend
the ceremonies.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-18
LEGAL NOTICE

OFFICE OF me Collector OF Customs,
Detroit Michigan september -. 1913.
Notice is hereby given that the following
described seized merchandise lady
mink coat pair mans rubber boots.
THtr fr1s7 : Trr0FT- TH-T TTTUT 0UuFr
slippers man sut. mans Jacket.
! Hudson Bsv blanket So wards wool
serge cloth 10 hnen hsnrkrrthiefs.
paifN cotton trousers 3 pairs lady's shoes.
2 pairs .canves shoes. I bottle Vbiskey.
! pair iady' shoes 2 bottles VhisEsy,
10 yards blue woOlsn rl0th ~ yafds
brown Noolen cloth. ! pair lsdNs shoes.
I pair Iadys shoesA iady's woNl dress
] pair isdy's shoes and / bottle Whisksy
has been seized for violation of The Gus
toms Revenue Jaws ln TINS district be-
tween the dates % Apui ! is43. n
September g. 1853. that The same vii
be forfeited 90 the Ungrd states Govern
ment on october 8, Is43, In accoTdAncs
with they statutes made and provided
Any person claiming any Of the above
described merchandise should ale with M.
MS or her claim 20 such nerchand -
within twenty days from me date ~ me
hrst publication ~ this notice hAysin
Y BRADLEY Collector ~ Customs
ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-18
No DistiIIers Holiday

WASHINGTON. Sept Il 4
dStllcr> holiday from industrial
alcohol production for manuiac-
lufe Of beverage aicohol VIII not
possible during the rest of 1913
WpB said War requirements for
Industrial alcohol have increased
substantially. the agency said.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-18
Rail Names Press Aoents

CHICAGO. Sept II The ap-
oointrent Of Harry w. Fricr as
director Of public relations and
Francis V Koval as publicity man
ager Of tho Chicago and North
Western Railway was announced
nv r L. Williams. chief executive
officer
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-18
Wallace Idea Guarantee Unvarying Proeres.

H7iaCc nostalgia preWar Amer
Will the country back 10 nomaIcy depeSSion cartes
q every .
The implication That the Wallace IDEAS guarantee unNar-
progress prosperity unIeSiIancd competition and
petld fsace CertanS the president puts high appraisal
But a. Tor nonalcy AT which he sneer thoughtful Ame
expect back fixed OF circumstances
conditions, many them dream Of restoration Of
American which encourages The creative mind
of 10 junction freely and. productivity.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-18
Makes Ambiguous Business Batting Statements

o indict the alleged guilty, but
instead make ambiguous business batting statements which tend
popular
prosecuting attorney New York County Gov. Thomas
T. Dewey vastly effective buster than all
dnouncng "ickedneS
the difficult course Of
legal evidence against specific WrongdoerS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-18
Involves Attack on Firms With Respect TO Rubber

Another point involved Walacc's attack the role Of
fTrCaH corporations Wh respect 10 rubber Perhaps all Of
would be foresight had proved
hndSght But If caught unprepared respect 10
Pearl HarbOr,
politicians ne no
Deal exploratory talk about
developing Wallace
tended pooh pooh such efforts deviation from the free
philosophy Wallace
Influence destructive OF American economic self SuccncS
o any mScacuIations businessmen
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-18
Special Spokesman for Common Man

Wallace feels qualified the special spokesman for
hc-C /, high
exploits which he advocates tends
deprive worker and the of the
a. their labor The high cost Of
dAcrlS from producers rising ratio OF their total
output.
Thus may be Houd-be benefactorS may un"lt-
1ngI, be exploiting the common
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-18
Aims Yelled Fists at internal Class Warfare

thc language light, Wallace
Nelcd fists the direction internal class
Apart from that what the value Of such theoretical dr,c
when high Sa'c>manshp required the
challenge Of and other problems
mo fac-
IN No. -
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-18
Local Firm Changes Name

The Detroit Rex Products Co.
Of Detroit has changed It's name
TO DetreX Corp. II was announced
today.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-18
MINNIptn nRAIN

Wt%NIPEG Sept u dSSl Wheat
closed sc % re higher TO-DAY. oats and
barley unchanged fye &c down m .tc up.
WHEAT oct. xlisl4 Dec, tll41s "a
%. May 81 l4i.0 Is
.OATS-Oci Dec 81 irc tid
BARLEY Oct Dee ~ bid
RYE oct esc nd Dee - ,c, MAY.
81 pp E, bid.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-18
&c lower early


tHI'A'iO- Ntpt u 'INS' 'ash sIAIh
rirrs
WHEAT So mhed. 81 81.
CORN Non.
OATS $500. ! miAed sl 80, sample
u1Ned -7r 30 white ~ U = 'gc,
Nn white - 80 I4t, sample white
tough. 1It.r 80 White heavy. - = &C..
$50 mixed heavy. s3c. so : red special,
Sic. 80. ! red special heavy. sll4 y sc.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-18
DIPIAN CORP
D. 7. BRICF
UNITIp WALL PAPER r,cIDRIrs


Net income X6 $50 qi7 81 s57 $40
Per common share 81 OA 500
Three months ended July n
Ne' income 81 }y2 SIS xS0g -5-
Fer common snare 22c &c
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-18

Dividends in the forsg oinE table are the
mounts declared or paid so far this year.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-18
Earnings
~ DENTAL MIG

= : WHITE DENTAL MIG
SIX months ended June 30
1913 1912
Net profit S3S3 f7q 1886 $50
share Earnings x2s s5c
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-25
Police Give up
In Spencer Affair

SANTA MONICA, March rs CUP)
Police today gave up investigation
into the mysterious stabbing last
week of Commander Earl Winfield
Spencer, retired navy officer and
first husband of the Duchess of
Windsor, because there was
nothing else to do"
THE navy refuses to let us in to
see Spencer at the navy hos>ntal
in Long Beach, Calf, and since
Spencer says it was an accident
and has accused no one, We'll have
to drop it Detective 1t. Clyde
Brown said.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-25
Negro Soldier to
Die in Phoenix

PHOENIX, Ariz., March 25 CUP)
One man was sentenced to be
hanged yesterday as the army COM
pleted its general court-martial of
q Negro soldiers accused of par
ticipation in this Thanksgiving
night riots in Phoenix.
Three persons were killed and II
injured in the rioting.
Other sentences included one so
year term, one 40 year term, one 25
year term, three 20 year terms and
five 10 year terms Three soldiers
were acquitted, charges against
another withdrawn, and three de-
clared insane,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-25
6--HElP WANTED

TRACK LABORERS wanted-Pay
$500 per day with free transpor-
tation daily from Ell Centre. Ap-
ply H. d. Blair or CT. A. Thomas,
S. P. Station. Al
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-25

GAS CAP and keys lost near 4th
and Main. Return to Don's Cafe,
467 Main. 3-27
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-25

WANTED-Pin boys, 18 years or
older for Bowling Alley, SIC Main.
Steady work. 43
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-25

WANTED-Married man for steady
ranch work. Experienced in VAL
ley hay making preferred. House
furnished. r. H. Seawell, a mi.
No. Jasper Store. 3-29
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-25

AMBITIOUS MAN wanted at once
Learn tire recapping. Essential
industry SO applicant eligible for
deferment. Only permanent par
ty need apply. Good pay. Apply
B and A Oil Co., 1910 Vencil ST.,
Ell Centre. $50
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-25

ARE YOU INTERESTED in a
steady position in an essential
industry in San Diego at top
salary as milk professor, garage
mechanic, stockroom helper or
as night loader? Give age, eX-
perience and draft classification.
Write Box 900 Ell Centre. 1926
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-25

WANTED-Man over 18 for yard
clerk Night work. Apply Agent
Southern Pacific Co. 1926
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-25

SERVICE STATION attendant and
car washer. See Imperial Valley
Motors, 759 Main. 3-26
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-25

HELP WANTED Immediately. Bar
porter, dishwashers, mattresses
and bus boys. Apply Barbara
Worth Hotel. $50
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-25

HELP WANTED at the Valley
Steam Laundry, 331 Commercial.
3-29
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-25

WANTED-Laundry to do in my
home. Family bundle speciality.
1907 No. Heber ST., CaleXico, Phi.
847. 3-29
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-25

SIS REWARD-Tiny black & white
toy terrier female dog. Phone
1906. 3-27
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-25
2-Personals, SPECIAL Notices

tro. Treatments reasonable. Phone
918W, Apt. 8. $50
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-25

MATTRESSES wanted Immediately.
Experience not necessary. Inquire
Rice Bowl, 452 Main. 3-29
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-25

SHOE statesmen wanted. Kirby
Shoe Store, Ell Centro. 3-27
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-25
PHONE 300

DAPPLE GREY saddle horse with
wire cuts on pasterns. Also small
bay mare. Small 1. S. on left
thigh. Phone 976W, Ell Centro.
Mr.. Diemoz. 1923
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-25

EXPERIENCED waitress wanted.
Good pay. Valley Drug Co. 3-29
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-25
i-LOST. FOUND. ESTRAY

T-E0JI, GOOINO, EOT NM
POST-PRESS LOST
& FOUND SERVICE
If you have found a lost pet or
article phone Miss Catherine
at the Post-Press Lost and
Found" Department. She keeps
an accurate and complete rec
ord of lost and found articles
and will gladly check her files,
without charge or obligation,
to assist you in finding the
rightful owner. For direct SER
vice or to order your Lost and
Found" ad
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-25
I8-Counirv Property Sale

FOR SALE-Acreage-sub-diyision
near Campo and Camp Lockett.
Some splendid income property in
rentals. See Capehart, mi. west
of Jacumba. 3-29
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-25

EXPERIENCED operator. Lucille's
Beauty Shop. 122 North 9th st,
3-29
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-25

WANTED-Boy. to work after school
hours. Apply Quality Dairy. 1926
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-25

TWO MACHINISTS
WILKE MACHINE AND AUTO
PARTS
BRAWLEY, CALIFORNIA
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-15
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Safety Patrol -.

Continued from Page y
announced
The patrol viii Re IN opefauon
ia the vicinity IT tHe schools
IN about two weeks and whcn
the new elementary school m
opened the patrol vii - extend
I'd 60 take n that section also
THIS group Is endorsed by The
local police department ths
County Highway Commission.
the State Highway Commission
and the State Safety Department
When members Of the patrol are
on traffic duty thFg Nill - bsek
ed by the ~aathoFlty # The police
lurce and the license number
~ any automobile nen il vDiia
ti0n 81 traffic laws viii be re-
ported 81 fhe police. Offenders
riding bicycles VII he reported
10 school authorizes and dealt
viih Through the proper authngi
ties
Motorists. huyeiizts. mafofeY-
ciisis and operators q hnrse
drawn vehicles are requested 20
cooperate Motorists are asked
not 70 block any street intefase
tons, particularly near TIE school
There vii te no parking allowed
on the west SIDE e saath Fssca
Eoula street between Tucker and
Dupont streets nor On TIE east
n5de 81 South PsNaKoala street
between Dupont and 5~etfefs0n
streets THIS rule has bsen made
10 keep the streets FREE for par
anss who desire = PICK ~ their
children sitter school hours
This is : ploneeF movement in
the state II ths safety program
according % NJ Graef The
members II TIE patrol volunteer
ed from the sixth grace uaFough
thc aeuioF elsa8
Those IN training naW. lnciud-
ing three girls. afe Bob KEEL
Ray williamson Charles Cele.
Roy Boazrge Perry Coulter Bob
By Gardner. Oien Heplin Franca
J Frederic IF. 1oe Freneh ben
Briggs, Robert Garter. Annls
Murrsy. Wa1ksf Tas3eF, John
Rouse. Willard WALKER. Henry
Gauuer. HeFmes LaanlsT 1Eard
Elis Carl TaYlof. Frank Muir
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Pelham. HuRh MeNHnus sna
Betty slngaeaeH hRh ahOo.
nu6enLa
yance Ealvefdss Warden Wat
erH, Carl ElkAna AafaaaA 1ilnnef.
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