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Washington Journal., 1943-06-04
9cntide sundbOute minOer wirfiam
tFrom the Office of War Information")

tFrom the Office of War Information"
9a6oem iiingIt cine Meloung
nad) Maorio aus Berlin bic A6nab-
me Der Observation-Disclosures i'm
@pril oaourh erfl6rt batte, sOaB Der
aaiierte S6iffsperfebr iiber BEN Nt=
lantif geringer ~gemorOen lei, fiiet
Der 8erliner Sender iebt 8ugunften
ieiner ipanii6en Scorer cine neue
@eriion bin8u.
Ser 8erIiner Senoer ia9te in lei
ner @o6eniiberiidt, oaB der @runo,
tparum Die u=8oote ni6t mebr 10
aftip iino pie porber, oarin 81 iu-
6en lei, oaB 1. Die Wanni6aften eli
ne &ubepauie ben0tieten ufio oaB 2.
Die 8oote iiberbolt meroen muBten,
Inn ni6ts bon ibrer @irfiamfeit
e%in3u6iiBen.~
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04
SOnOcrbOtidafter 0aOies uus @nf=
lan6 smriif

Soiepb 0apies, 9rdiioent &ooie-
pelts Sonoerbotidafter gu Soiepb
Stain, Dem ruiiii6en 8remier, fam
per 6lug5eug in Seattle an. @r
lebnte es al, ~interbieut gu weroen,
iaete aber: SD fliege iofort nnfj
@aibington meiter, Inn Dem Sber=
tommanoierenoen, 8raiioent &ooie-
belt, 8eriHt 81 eritotten."
9as 6lug5eug BON 9apies uerlieB
Mosfau am Somstag, flog iiber 81
birien nod Nome, in Mlasfa, no es
am Montag e%intraf uno erreidte
Seattle am ndditen Gage.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04
Sin trener 6nnb

Mife, elm irii6er Setter, lit Der
Selo ieiner Nadbari9aft in Saint
2ouis, mo er le6t, neil er Ell fleines
Wao6en BON ben @leiien Der Strn-
Ben6abn in Si1erbeit ge5errt bat.
Die 3-i1brige 0orene 5orsluno
ipielte 3miiiden oen @leiien, ais eli
ne S%traBenbabn oen Berg berunter
fam. sd borte .Mife' belen uno
Die StraBenbabn ipie milo flingeln "
iagte 5rau 8. g.. Compton, oeren
Sobn Der Suno gebort. u0a lief
i'd binmis nno iab, mie Der Suno
ben 31bnen bas &ino am Rleioe
faBte uno es BON oen @leiien 5errte.
Ser Sramfpagen mar nun nod et-
10 Sub bonn &inbe entfernt.~
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04
Sdpimmenbes YferO eriett Boot
motor

5iinf Ofann periu6ten in einem
Boot nit AuBenboromotor, BEL
9earostofpn in Sainois, elm 8ferO
81 retten oas an Der gegeniiberlie-
9enoen Settle oes angei9mouenen
Sainoisfluiies oabintrieb. 9as
8fero idlpamm meg, Die M1nner
i'm Boot INNER binter ibm orein.
0a6 8lpei Stunoen erreiaten iie oas
9ier.
ga begann aber erit lire lie6e
Not. Genn iobalo fie ben Mptor
aniteaten, NOR oas Boot 81 i6nel
fiir oas idpimmenoe Gfero. &li-
oerten iie aber obne Motor, mar oas
Bfero 81 idnea fir iie. S6lieBlif
fam elmer Der flint, Hobert 6.
Sparfs pom State CONGREGATION 9e-
partment, altf Den rettenoen @eoan-
fem @r pafte ben S9pan3 oes
&feroes uno lieB 10 Dos Sier ole
Mdnner, oas Boot uno iid iefbIt in
Siderbeit bringen.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04
Srik areiilcr nnO grisitta Sarttuis
eingebiirgert

Ser @eigenfiinitler 5rib &reiiler,
aus 8ien gebiirtig, uno Die norpe-
glide Sdn5erin, Die iid n8era 3ori=
na" auf Der 8iibne nennt, erbielten
bonn 8unoes-D iftriftridter Sobn s.
&nor neben elmer groBen An5abl an-
oerer ibre 8iirgerpapiere.
Serr &reiIler erfIGrte, er freue iid,
iebt 8iir9er oes 2anoes gu iein, oas
er 10 gut fennt. 9erielben 6reroe
CAB u3orina", Die Satin oes 8naett-
lebrers George 8aaahine Ausoruf,
melde iagte, iie babe iid auf ben Gag
gefreut, amerifanifde @iirgerin tper=
ben 81 fonnenL melhen 8unid iie
bereits in europa bate. Sbr rid=
tiger Same lit 8rigitta Sartwig.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04

Die &%riegsminter iino fir uns bis
Der i9idialspoa getpeien. . 8ir
lieben oen @inter nidt."
GiderbeitsOienit iOa beidapidtisen
8ereits i'm auguit porigeu Sab
res bat Ser 6eutide nSi6erbeits=
oienit", cine BON SeDOri6 gei6affene,
iiber bic @eitapo eebenOe Dienlt-
Itele, Die be3ei9nenoe Aufgobe err
baltel ,oie 6iibrungsIteuen beg
&ei6es, ser 21noer uno Der 8artei
iiber sic itimmungsmdBigen 8ir=
fungen beboroli9er MoBnabmen in
Ser 8ep0lferung ,5u unterri9ten un0
Iie gu beraten". Die grri6tung eli
ner iol6en Steae ipridt fir ii6.
Sic beoarf faum zines iueiteren
&ommentars.
SIN 3~uiammenbang NIT benz
6ragen1teaen Ser oeutl1en Waiien,
mie es iebt INNER oeutli6er offen-
bar miro, 3eigt es, OaB Die gea5i-
5iibrung aud in Der Seimat 5n Ell
ner ipItemotiidenb madiamen 9efen=
fippolitif iibergegangen lit. Or.
@oebbelS Miniiterium, ltno aild oas
lit ipmptomatii6, bat neuerOings Ell
nen @ropagaloafelo8ug gegen Die
bei6r1nften golfsgenoiien eingelei-
tet, bic nit gelangpeilten Ooer per-
gr1lnten @eli6tern beiieite iteben
uno erfl1ren, iie modten pom arieg
uilo BON 8olitif nidts mebr boren
uno modten in &ube gelaiien mer-
BEN.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04
llnier Sdiffs6ai erreidt einen
nelten &efDr0

Sn elmer @reiiefonferen8 erfldrte
neuli1 &onteraomiral Sotuaro 8.
@iderD, oaB Der SanOelsi6iffbau
ieBt i1brli1 100000 8onnen be-
trage, ooer melr als cine Miaipn
Sonnen iiber oas 8ro0uftions5iel
1913 binaus.
Die MISREPRESENTATION teilt
nit, oaB amerifaniide @erften i'm
W2ai einen nellen &eforo auftelten,
ais tie 175 &anoelsfabr3euge BON
1,782,000 Sonnen our 4blieferung
bra1ten. 0a3u gebDren fiinf5ebn ie
10000 9onnen groBe Sanfer uno
100 2ibertp-Sdiffe.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04
Die 8aferipradle

Sic pirginiide 8oli3ei mar einem
i6mar5en &iibneroiebe ouf Der Spur.
Mfan entoefte einen Neger, Der bier
Siibner i'm Sopfe batte, aber feines
par oas geiuhte 5eoerpieb.
Sn leinem Staa fanoen Die Sc
iebesbiiter peitere &iibner, bod ser
gerod6tigte bebauptete iteif uno
felt ieine llnidul0. sber, oas ging
iur gut, iolange Der friibere Gigen-
timer nift eingetroffen mar. MIs
Der ollfing 81 gadern iprang linn
cine Senne auf Die S9ulter. Cine
defenders anbdnglide uno 3abme
mar es uno natiirlid Die ri6tiee.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04
@eriidfidtigt cure 3eitmng!

Senoet 8eri9te iiber 5amilien-
begebenbeiten, @ereinSna6ridten, TO-
lpie ionitige intereiiante Neuigfeiten
an unire 56riftleitung. @ir iino
gerne bereit rno freuen uns, oerarti-
ge Na6ri6ten I'M u@aibington
Sournal~ 81 bringen. sic belfen
uns oamit uno Dermeioen, oaB mir
oafiir perantmortlid gema6t per-
ben, menn @reigniiie in 5amilien-
freiien (@eburtstage, So63eiten>
ainotaufen, SterbefdGe, 8eiude bon
Sreunoen uim.) nidt in eurer Set
tung 81 finoen iino.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04
StGrenfrieOe in Netu Yurfer Nadjt-
lDfalen

Sic 0tanieren ser 0ep PORTER
ipdbrello oieies &rieges iin0 6efannt-
lid Die idledteiten Der gan3en @elt
-uno man fam lie getpiB niht altf
Die llntergrunobabn 5uriidfiibren.
Seute, Die nod ME auf elmer Inter
9rlinobabn in @efabr Itanoen, Ser-
quetl6t 81 weroeil maiden iid IN
ytadttlubs our6 ibre @eriude, ii6er
Dem 8ebpte Ser Wfuiif uno Ben 8or-
tragen Der &iinitler gebort 81 per-
Den, ulangenebm bemerfbar.
Observation-Disclosures begegnen 0ieiem
llebel anf peridieoene @eiIen. Die
I'M Cabaret @eriaiaes nlftretenoe
Sdngerin Soon Mterria tritt in blert.
oenoen aoItiimen auf oamit lenft
tie oie Aufmerfiamfeit iopobl Der
Gamen mie Der Serren auf ii6.
6ranf Sinatra, Der nit ieiner
Stinme einen brett bppnotii9en
ginfluB ouf bic 5rmlen ousiibt,
bringt Storenfrieoe sur N1the, IN
Dem er ieinen 8ortrag oireft an iie
riAtet uno oamit Die 9lufmerfiam=
felt oes garl5en 2ofals alf tie lenft.
8eiuobnli6 bilft es.
Smmp Gurarte gebt nod einen
Sdritt meiter: Gr laBt ben S9ein-
merfer ouf Die porlauten @6ite rid
ten uno fragt lie: Sinh Sic MN
gliidlid, oa sic nit mir auftreten
o%iirfen2@
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04
Sd)uere Sprad1!

Gin &lrgait in &arlsbao beiteat
BEL 7 @rao @drme BEL ieiner bob
mii6en Stubenmaio &affee, aber
faffeeinfreienl
Nadl elmer @eile fommt iie tpie-
Der uno ingt: uSberfellner ldBt Bit
ten, Oh gndoiger 9err ni6t modte
trinfen &offee in 8ernnoa ODER Spei-
ieiaal, es tpare nod gu falt fir 2of-
fee in 5reienl"
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04
Gin patriutiidler 9ieb

Semano Derii6te einen ginbrad
~ Elm S~agerbaus in Tampa uno IieB
tlir $40 Seppi6e mitgeben, melde
Dem &oten &reu3 geborten uno aur
slusitaffierung bon Soloatenbeimen
oeilubt tperoen ioaten. Ser 0erluit
fir Die Soloatenbeine uuroe in ben
3eitungen 6lorioas Der0ffentlidt.
Sn Der nGditen Nadt bra6te ser
Dieb Die Seppi6e 5uriiG.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04
Mn1ulini ernannte neilen stabsdef

Ser italienii1e @eneralitabs6ef
g5io &oii lit ieihes Bolters ertboben
moroen urio bat oas &ommanoo iiber
cine Mrmeegruppe erbalten. @ene-
raj Mario &otta, ser pom 3. Wfdr5
1871 bis 19. Sanuar 1912 General
itabshef NOR, als er bon &oiis 8or-
gdnger, General @ittorio 4mbroiio,
abgeloit mlroe, lit erneut NIT Die
fem Soften betraut moroen. &otta
mar 5ulebt 8~efeblsbaber ser 2. Or
NEE.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04
Sin riditamOiaer stenersabIer

Sci pielen Sabren itano cine
Steuereinid6sung fir @mos Sire
LAMB aIs BETTER elmer fleinen Sniel
in Der Mbiecon 8ap bon Stem Ser
iep in ben 8ii6ern oes Sisflls. Mls
man iebt Die Sa6e nadpriifte, iteate
fih beraus, oaB Der ielige Mmos
Srelano Die Sniel i'm Sabre 1775 err
murb uno ieitber fem anoerer @igen-
timer eingetragen mar.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04

3iegenmild ion0ert ii6 Ser &abm
ni6t ob, uno fie lit Ieidter 81 per-
tragen ais <bmil6. @us 3iegen-
MILD madt man Butter, Sale un0
iogar S6lagiabne. 0a &ubmild
I'M Sanoe fnapp ou per0en orobt,
miro iid Die SeffentIi9feit mebr ser
3iegenmil6 5upenoen miiIien, oie
bis lett ausi9lieBli6 bon &ranfen-
bGuiern benubt puroe.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04
Wermertung Der 3tege
in nnieren WtGrtten
3ieecnflciid nnO 8eismild finSen
9iebbaber

Sebr gum NfBtauen Der SleD=
handler pom alien S6lage madt ltd
Die 53iege auf Dem &iebmartt mebr
ltno mebr benerfbar uno Orobt
HinoDieb, Sbafe uno 5hmeine an
3abl 81 iiberoieten. SIC SAMPLER
m0gen Die 3iegen nitt leioen, nod
menieer, OaB lie iid auf Dem Steb=
nlarft INNER breiter MAIDEN.
Die 8iebbdnoler geben 6lt, Dab Die
S~Suoossiege, bic Die Sdofe miiter-
6oft an Ben Srt fiibrt, no linen oas
IeBte Stiinolein bereitet miro, ndnt-
lid I'M ShIahtbauie, u1lo Damn ge=
raoe i'm redten Mugenblid fortrennt,
nm Die eigene Saut 8u retten, fpobl
elm fluees 8ier lit, ni6 ooB oas
6leiih iebr nobl eBbor lit. Sod
0os lit aaes, uno Sic Mtanner babe1
ionit nidts meiter fiir Die 3iege
iibrig.
Miebr ais 3A MtiliOnen 3icger
bier5nlanoe
@ie man 5l Ser 3iege aud elm
qeIteat lein mag, iie fabrt fort, III
Ser &riegsmirti9oft cine a n 8eeer=
tuna itetia modienoe 8one gu lpie=
len. @ie Der 3%iegen5enius pom
Sabre 1910 berihtet, er%iltieren ge=
a~enip1rtiq 3,417,437 oieier munte=
rem, oft mutmiligen Siere, Die ge-
treulih MildL 5leiid nno Wtobar
liefern.
3ieoenfleilh lit i'm a~llgenleinen
INNER nod nidt in ben 8ereinlgten
StQaten 6eliebt, obfDpbl MAJ es i'm
Often lli1o SiiopeIten pielfad ge=
nieBt, oesglei4en BEL groBen Seilen
auslanbiIfer 8epolferun9 in groBen
Staoten. 0as 5leild BON 3iegen-
fiben uno 8ieren, sic nilr elm Sabr
alt lino, fam man pom Sammlfleilh
nidt unteri1ei0en. Gas 5leil6 Der
1lteren 3iege iAmedt abnlid mle
@ammelfleiid.
Die geihnittenen Stitde iilo bic
ielben mie BEL Dem Shat MIR limo
Die Roteletten ieltener. Man fam
in gleider @eiie 3iegenfeule ODER
elm Stiid bon Der 3iege gum graten
perlangen, bod BON 3iegenfoteletten
bat man mobl nod nidt gebort.
Tleiif ppn Der Wtobarsiege
IS gibt orei Sorten 3iegen: Die
Mobar=, Die W2ild= uno Die gem0bn=
lide .3ieae. Sic Mob1r5iege liefert
oas bette 6leii1 uno aus ibren 9ao-
rem bereitet man Mobdrpollter fiir
Sofas uno Automobile. gigenartig
lit es, oaB Die iogenmnte 1gle6s
biidien5ieae~, Die bon ben 5armern
oa5u benuet miro, unfralIt uno jon
itige gflan5en, bic er ni9t miinidt,
gu beieitigen, inbe3ug auf 6leii6 an
8meiter Steae itebt. Die 0iinne
Mild3iege ltebt in oieier 8e3iebung
an letter Steae.
Man befraete einen S6affenner
inbe3ug auf Die neutrality-suspicious.
ten Der 3iege, uno er berihtete, oaB
Die 3iegen einen feinen @eihmaf
baben. sic freiien our6ous feline
8ledbiidien. ionoern nagen MIR an
ben Hnpierihiloern.
3issenmild gilt ais seinnO
Granfenb1uier benllben i1on lett
laneem 3iegenmilh fiir Snbalioen
uno SaugIinge, Oa iie einen 10 boben
Ndbrmert beiibt. 3iegenmilh miro
ME paiteuriiiert, oa 3iegen 81 ben
geiunoeiten 9ieren eeboren uno ME
an 9uberfuloie erfranfen. Sci Der
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04

Die &riegsminter iino fir uns Bis
Der i9idialspoa %getpeien. @ir
ben @inter ni2t."
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04

Wichhg: Wegen Abehermmgel m0chen wiz drngend bitten us Il Tage vrhr
ud hbm Sic die qpche aufgepIt damt wiz NIGHT zwemal m komme baudn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Bath Iron Works
Adjusts Prices

NEW YORK. Nov Is Bath
Iron Works Corp stockholders
were informed by w. s Newell,
president. that the company has
completed final adjustments with
the navy price adjustment board
Of the contract price for ships
delivered under four contracts on
or prior TO Sept 20. 1912
II was added that this final adj
iustment resulted in transfer 10
surplus account Of S230.06S out
of reserves created for that pur-
pose This represents earnings
applicable 10 year ended Dec 81.
1872, or earlier and is equivalent
10 - cents a share after all fed
eral income and excess profits
taxes.
Newell also expressed belief the
navy price adjustment board ere
negotiation board) would be able
10 review the second and larger
contract before the end OF 1913,
covering operations for the bal-
ance o. 1912 and ships delivered
and completed on or before
July Is 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Book Paper Use
Cut Proposed

WASHINGTON. Nov. IA
recommendation that book pub
fishers take an additional cut Of
- per cent in their use Of print
paper during 1914 has been
adopted by book publishing and
manufacturing industry advisory
committee Of war production
board, officials Of agency an
nounced. The cut coming on top
Of "A present 10 per cent curtail-
mcnt would bring total reduction
In book paper for 1914 down 20
IS per cent of 1912 use
Announcement may have con-
siderable significance for other
users Of paper. So far. limitation
orders applying 10 publishers Of
newspapers and magazines, com
mercial printers and others have
generally followed same proper
ti0nal cuts as book publishers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Market Shows
Mixed Trend

NEW YORK, Nov. Is (UP)--
Stocks and bonds were Irregular in
quiet opening dealings today.
Cotton futures opened 3 TO 5
points higher.
Opening changes in the stock
list generally were fractional. al
though a few of the distilling
shares swung over wider arc.
American Distilling, which an
nounced plans to distribute APP
proXimately 100000 barrels of
whisky to its stockholders at a
price well below the OPA ceiling
price. failed to trade in the first
ID minutes.
Distlllers Corp. Seagrams
opened at 30A. up /, while Hiram
Walker sold at 49,, off IL.
Schenley was up y at 36h. and
National Distillers up q at BIN.
Rails were steady 10 firm.
Southern Railway opened at 1917.
up =; Norfolk e. Western 1873, up
q; Southern Pacific 21as. up Il.
and Erie Certificates 1OA. up a.
General Motors appeared at
49Hs. unchanged. and U. s. Steel
at 51h, unchanged. American
Telephone sold at 154. up q, and
Standard Oil Co. N. j.. at 81 I'm
=. International Telephone
opened at II, up "a and then was
traded in fair volume at that
price, International Nickel eased
= point TO 26Ss. and Anaconda
was down Il at AZ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Costs Were Cut

Some years ago the COM
pany bought the Wlndcharger
Corp. of Sioux Sity la which
was turning out wind driven
battery chargers 10 sell for
S4450 each. Within a year,
Zenith engineers had them on
mass production basis and
.enith sold them al a profit IN
Two models AT $40 and SIS
Could delicate mechanisnS NC
turned out on A similar basis ?
Zenith answered that by put
ting an incredibly accurate fire.
quency meter il is building for
the army and navy into mass
production II is 50 fine that
II will III casure frequency
changes down 10 one part IN
five million and ~ was formerly
built only on a custom basis in
laboratories
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ

\ The story of the new sensa-
Ttional Zenith wearable hearing
aid is a tale which should have
particular appeal for DetroiterS.
1t is purely and simply an
other interesting application of
the mass production technique
which made this city the motor
capital of the world and which
now has the Axis hanging on the
ropes.
Applied TO the hearing field,
il enabled Zenith 10 offer 10
the upwards of 100000 Amer
leans who now suffer from de-
fective hearing. a better and
more efficient device al about a
fourth of the usual cost
The entry of Zenith Radio
Corp. into this now field stems
from the fact that It's prcsl-
dent. Eugene F. Mcdonald is
also hard of hearing Concerned
over a situation which has left
the vast majority of deaf and
partially deaf without hearing
aids, because Of the high cost
$3.50 10 S200-he told hIS en-
gineers 10 create a better in
strum ent which could be
produced in volume.
That they were well fitted
for the Job IS indicated by Ze-
nithS past record,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Tractor
Firm Here

LANSING. Nov. - CUP)-The
Michigan Corporation and Sccuri-
ties Commission today announced
th follow ing new firms have filed
articles Of Incorporation,
Wolverine Tractor and Equip
Wcnt Co Dime Bldg Detroit;
Thoma, r. MCNutt Edward J
llodgk.ns and Clifford c. Reed.
Detroit .nCOrpOrators, 10 deal IN
machinery and equipment. $780,
600 common stock
New nOuprolt corporations
God, Realm and National Tenn
pie o. Religious Science. 5il r.
Vernon highway Detroit
The Ida c. Hubbard Fund. 7O5
NapIogrovc Royal Oak
Keep I'm Flying Club. l7l45
Kentucky, Detroit
stone Baptist Church. r. F. D.,
s. Pontiac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
M. s. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
War Still BOeinS'S
Number One Job

SEATTLE Nov 15-Phip c. Johnson, president of Boeng
and producer Flying ForresSe has been devong thought
ways and OF keeping this expanded industry going after
comes.
Frankly he has illusions about operating AZ wartime
peak level On the he thinking
terms of products which might keep personnel and facilities
royed only the owned plants Seattle and Wichita
Kan His plans do the Of the governnentoWned
facilities ar Renton this and IN Kansas
Although unofficial rumor rife effect that postwar
Boeng will supplement aircraft production with automobiles
rcGeao and other products Mr. Johnson pointed out TO
that thus far tho company has merely been canvasSng the field
determine how find for its engineering know
how tools and and mechanical lie revealed
that committees have been studying products markets and the
probable financial the at the end OF the
My through the bomber plant indicates that the major
emphasis producing the which viii help
make Hitler and Hroho say uncle Mr. Johnson revealed
that result the adding than 1000 10 personnel
better local plans made for aocang
ducon had climbed peak and he expected another 50
cent pickup productivity by the first Of the year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Seeks Detroit Route

Preliminary hearings on the
Northwest Airlincs application
10 extend It's route 20 Detroit
on a tran>con mental system
between New York and Seattle
has been set for December Is
before the CIvil AeronautiCS
Board in Washington
Although the Northwest Lines
were organized in Detroit hy
Eugene LOWS. president oi fine
Industrial Sayings Bank and
William B Stout. 10 has never
had seryiCrtf0>thIS city hereto
fore. Granting of The applica-
ton. which would extend the
NWA route from us Milwaukee
base To- New York by way of
Detroit and Cleveland would
cut the distance 10 Seattle by
pa miles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Reviews Fuel Measures

The nations critical fuel >itu-
alton Will he discussed here to-
morrow by Howard Coonley,
director Of the fuel conservation
division of the War Production
Board He will address a Joint
meeting of the Engineering So
cicty Of Detroit and the Michi-
gan chapter of the American
Society of Heating and Nen'ilat-
lng Engineers,
rhe meeting is SIT for sap m
i'm the RaCkham Memorial Coon
Icy will rcvicv some OF. iho
work being done go reduce fuel
requirements and viii outline
conservation measures Members
OF fuel rauonlng boards IN tho
Detroit area have been invited
10 attend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Auto
Graphs
BY SILER FREEMAN

Divisional and regional mana
gers of Chrysler, here tor A Sc
ries Of meetings with Stewart
w. Munroe Chrysler division
sales chief. were guests OF
Plymouth today on an lnspec-
ton trip. They viewed some OF
the precision machinery used by
Plymouth in H. war work.
The group were guests at
luncheon at the plant al which
y. S. EddinS. president Of Plym-
outh; A. II Patterson, vice
president. and Joseph +. Bayne,
general sales manager, spoke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Nov. Meeting Set
By Office Managers

The November meeting OF the
National Office Management As
ISOLATION viii he held IN the ball
room OF the Wardell-Sheraton
Hotel Tuesday AZ 6 30 p m.
The topic Of discussion VIII be
Current Office Problems. "QucS-
tons viii be answered bv a panel
consisting Of Henry Johnson.
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co
chairman Grant Arndt. Socony
Vacuum Oh Co. a @ DenniSon.
Packard Motor Car Co. Ralph
GaSkill, National Bank OF Detroit.
and Norman Nelson The Macca-
bees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Feels Government VIII Need Leftover Planes

what will be with military aircraft after the
the that the will need
Mr. Johnson took
the position that designed would better meet
military planes
While there wide diversity of views as TO aircraft design
standard domestic
plane accommodating 80 weighing
100000 pounds cruising speed of 200 to 225
miles per hour
nonmlitary service he recommends land
planes, somewhat heavier than those
intended for domestic service and capable of accommodating 100
IT, the carrying lines want much bigger
planes nay-he 3O0OO0pound class then Mr. Johnson thinks
that flying indicated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Du Pont, GIN
Add 10 Plants

WASHINGTON. Nov Il A
$3.50 600 contract with r. du
Poni de Ncmours q Go. and a
81 $50 600 contract with General
Motors Corp. were announced
today by Defense Plant Corp.
Funds from Du POnt contract.
which increases overall commit
mont by DPC 10 the company TO
5000 Geo VIII be used 10 provide
additional equipment at a plant in
Virginia.
General Noiofs. under its con-
tract VIII use the money 10 pro-
vide additional equipment at
plants n Ohio This makes overall
commitment by DPC 20 General
Motors SIS 800 GOO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Radio Principles

Mcdonald emphasized that
equally responsible with ire
mendous volume for The low
cost. Is large scale advertising.
Other contributing factors are
elimination Of unnecessary sales
expense and dealer costs con-
nected with SeTvicing.
As the result of Zenith apply
ing radio principles 10 hearing
aids. maintenance costs were
reduced 10 a fraction Of normal
levels. with annual upkeep AS
regards batteries amounting 20
only from SIS 20 S23
Although IL was originally the
intention of Zenith 30 wait until
after the war 10 introduce thus
new product, government au-
thoritieS were so impressed with
rs potentlalticS. by way oi con-
verting those hard-oi-hcaring
into productive war worker
that prioriiics We're granted and
the hearing AID was brought out
al this time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Plan 10 List More
Shares on Big Board

NEW YORK. Nov. 15-NeW
York Stock Exchange announced
that applications TO list the fol-
lowing securities are pending be-
fore the department OF stock list.
- $40 additional shares OF Bell
Aircraft Corp. common stock. 81
par value, 3T97l additional shares
OF PepSi-Cola capital stock, 81 par
value, $40. 900 New York and
Harlem Is of 2043. Series A. and
S7.25OO0O New York and Harlem
As Of 2Of3 Series =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Richtmyer Promoted

a G. Richtmyer has been
named manager of the sales
analysis department OF FIS Is
tire division Of l.. S Rubber u
was announced today by j. G..
Ray. Fisk, sales manager.
Richtnyer has been with Fisk
since 1886 He was given leave
Of absence I'm 1911 10 head the
research division Of the tire ra-
tioning board in Washington
and later went with the War
Production Board