davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1943-09-08
BOMBARDEADA DE
NUEVO
Palmi ha sidO Capturada

Melbourne, sep s. FL Octave
Ejercito capture aver a Palmi, en-
ell territorio peninsular italiano, y
la aviaci6n Aliada bombarde6 de
nuevo ell area de NapOles.
Aviones americanos e ingleses
atacaron los aerodromos y las in
stalaciones portuarias.
Toneladas de bombas sc aroia-
ron en- los aerodroms de Grazza-
Mise, Capodichino y Capua; la ba-
hia de Gaeta; ell ferrocarril entire
Caserta Y Maddaloni Y los patios
ferroviarios de Aversa, Liternor
Minturno y Battipaglia. En- las
operaciones ell enemigo perdio Ia
maquinas y los AliadOs solo cuatrC
La gaceta., 1943-09-08
ALA E1a CapituladO
Badoglio Ordena que las Tropas
cesen de combatir a los Aliados

LoNDRES, Sep g. Italia 90
hN rendidO ineOndiciOnalmente,
segGn las nOticias Ofieiales, y un
SrmisticiO serG cOncertado.
FL mariseal BadogliO ha dis.
PuestO que las trOPas italianas &C.
sen de cOmbStir y mSntengan 81
Orden en- TODD el territOriO.
Las negOeiaciOnes preliminares
Sc reRliEan en- SeeretO.
Haeia Ell Pc sc retiran Lac d.
visiOnes AlemAnas que hay en- Ell
territoriO italianO.
La eaPitulaci6n de Italia repre-
sentA para los AliAdOs una victO-
ria sin gran derrAmamientO de
sangre.
Los alemanes han venidO con-
struyendO Qualifications en- Ell rio
Pc, con el fin de eOntener . las
divisiones Aliadas que traten de
.llegar al PasO del BreAerO.
La gaceta., 1943-09-08
Watson reta a Green
a un debate publico

Tallahassee, Sept. Sci aboga
do general Watson declare aver
que el reconoce ell derecho de los
obreros a organizarse y declarar-
SO en- huelga; pero reta a William
Green a debatir con 81, pdblica-
mente, Ell asunto del taller cerra-
do
Fundamental es ell derecho del
trabajador a la huelga, como die
ra Green, pero 20 lie invite a pro-
bar que mi actitud contra ell ia
Her cerrado es irrazOnable."
"Espero que una organization
recoja mi idea y organize ell deba.
to-"
La gaceta., 1943-09-08
Los comunistas
derrOtaron a III
columna de Chang

Ohunking, Sept. 8.-Una fuer-
"a comunista china de 10000 hon.
bres atac6 Y derrot6 a una column
ma del gobierno chino en- ell area
de Tsing-Tao, en- Ell nOrdeste de
China.
Chin Chi Yung, comisionado de
la provincial de Shantung, manda-
ba las tropas del gobierno y Sc sui
edo o la Ultima bala que en- su
pistola lie quedaba
La noticia del encuentro fue a
nunciada por Ell Concejo Militan-
te Nacional.
La gaceta., 1943-09-08
.RojoS Tomaron a Stalino
LAS ELECCIoNES DE AVER
EN- LA CIUDAD DE TAMPA.
chsncey y HixOn Iran a

Chancey y Hixon Iran a
las Segundas Primarias.
Ell pueblo latino de Tampa vo-
to aver a favor del alcalde Chan
cey; pero en- otros barrios la vota-
ci6n lie fu6 adverse Y Ell boticario
Curtis Hixon alcanz6 5705 votos
para alcalde, mientras ell Sr Chan
cey Sc quedaba en- 5088 y ell le-
trado Cobbey en- 4375.
La mayoria de HixOn sobre Chan
cey, alcanzada principalmente en-
Seminole Heights, fue de CIT vo-
tos.
Muchas personals hablan hoy de
una "Quinta Columna" en- Ell Ci-
ty Hall, que parecia apoyar a Mr.
Chancey Y a Ultima bora Sc fue
con la otra parte o NADIA hizo pa
ra justificar su lealtad politica.
I'm amigo de Edwin Thomas, ell
senador Sheldon, trabajaba aver
a favor de Hixon en- los barlios la
tinos ,por medic de sus eolabora-
dores.
a much&s personals hubo de
extranar que Thomas trabajase
intensamente por Sheldon, en- las
pasadas elecciones, y aver los a
migos del senador lie "estuviesen
dando por la espalda al senior al
calde'.
La "maquinaria" politica de
Rex Farrior, una de las mas flu
nestas que ha tenido Tampa, a
poya a Hixon. Farrior aspira a ser
gobernador del Estado y tambi6n
Raymond Sheldon.
Los amigos del alcalde :rabaja-
ron bien en- los barrios latincs;
pero les falt6 una fuerte Organiza-
ci6n para llevar a votar a los par
tidarios del Mayor.
Muchos amigos de Chancey sc
ouedaron sin votar en- los barrios
'latinos Y otras secciOnes.
La votaci6n en- los colegiOs cleo
torales de los barrios n~uestros, los
barrios de la gratitud, fus la ST.
guiente:
Colegio de la NOvena avenlda
" Gale 10: Chancey 148; Cobbey,
%, Hixon, IA; colegiO ndmero IL,
1923 E. Broadway, Chancey 30;
(Pasa A La Ultima Pagina)
La gaceta., 1943-09-08
MARSHALL DICE QUE Ia
GUERRA HA ENTRADo EN- sU
Ease FINAL

Washington sep g. En- un IN
forme entregado al secretario lie
la guerra Stimson 81 general Mar
shall, jefe de estadO mayor, infor-
ma que la guerra ha entrado en-
su Ease final y que las ofensivas
de las naciones Aliadas aumentan
en- intensidad.
Sin pronostiear euanto tempe
tardara en- producirse, ell general
expresa completa confianza en-
la victoria.
Recuerda Marshall que temien-
do la desinteRraei6n pidi5 haze
dos amos se extendiese Ell periodo
del s~ervicio militar s~electivo a mas
de un aho. Hoy manda IN ejercito
de 5000, 900 y Ell enemigo ha per-
dido Ia iniciativa en- todos los fren
ties.
acknowledgements el enemigo
ha sido reducido e Ia defensive, en-
Europa, y el bloqueO Is complete.
La gaceta., 1943-09-08
Los nazis fortifican
las Gales

Berna, Suiza, Sept. Sci perio
dico LA Tribuna" dice que los
alemanes han contsruido fortified
clones en- los arrabales Y las ca
lies de Paris, aparentemente con
ell prop6sito de combatir en- la ca
pital francesa en- case de invasion
por los Aliados. No Sc cree que los
alemanes declaren ciudad alberta
a Paris, 10 que Sc pens6 hacer en-
1910.
La gaceta., 1943-09-08
Los aliados r~efuerzan
a SuS tropaS

Melbourne, Sept 8.-Refuerzos
aliados sc llevan hoy a una iona
que capturaran aver los paracai-
distas en- un Iugar a 20 millas por
detras de Lac, en- la Nueva Gui-
Eea.
Calc1lase Que los japoneses tie
men mas de 10000 hombres en- es-
te sector.
Los paracaidistas limpiaron ell
terreno Y avanzan pOr ell vale de
Markham. La columna australia
ma derrot6 a los nipones en- un 81
ito a 10. millas de Lac.
La gaceta., 1943-09-08
onferenciarS
'o~osevelt

'gton, Sept. 8.-Conside-
sreso Sc ha hecho desde
Fncla de Quebec en- favor
eOnion en- la que partici-
ner ministro russo maris-
p y esten representadas
OnidOs, la Gran Breta-
Union Soviet.
cAlaOras las dijO aver 81
Roosevelt, quien espera
as. Uen'rO oe
rllidad de Ia conferences
mayor coordination Il
0e Ia guerra, en- Euro
ar los cimientOs dc u
La gaceta., 1943-09-08

LOndres, sep S.-El eOmunica-
do aleman de hoy dice que las
trOpas aliadas desembarcarOn en-
el COlfo de Eufemia, en- Italia,
unas 20 millas sObre Ell pUntO don
de han venidO eOmbatiendO los in.
gleses y los eanadenses.
TrOpas del Octave EjsrcitO Ocu-
pArOn a BOvinarA, 10 millas al
este de MelitO y en- Ia costa has
ia Ia bOca del rio Petrace, ssis
milIas sobre Palmi.
Los AliadOs OeuPan en- IL costa
una extension de aPrOximadamsn-
te IS miIIaS.
En- la bOea del Petrace, Las sFO-
pas inglesaS y eanadenses salsn
de Ia region mOntahOsa que han
venidO AtravesandO y entran EN-
una pequeha prAdera que se sH.
tiende hasta Ell rio Mesima.
Los puntOs de apOyO dc los Ala
dos &c han extendido Is millas en-
las 6Itimas "a hOrAS.
Toda Ia opOsici6n que sc pre-
senta 81 fSeiImente deFrOtada.
La gaceta., 1943-09-08
MURIERoN as Personals EN-
Ell INCENDIO DE UN HOTEL

Houston, Texas, sep g. En- ell
hotel Gulf, situado en- ell centre De
Houston, un terrible incendio pro-
dujo aver la muerte a as cisdada-
nos.
Luchando con las llamas mu-
rieron AZ de ellos.
Los gritos eran desgarradores'
Dos murieron en- un hospital. Cue
mados Y lesionados ingresaron en-
los hospitales 80 personals.
La gaceta., 1943-09-08
ALIADO EN- Ell
COLFO DE EUFEMlA

Ocupo a BOvinara Ell Octave Ejsr-
cite.
La gaceta., 1943-09-08
100000 ALEMANES
JULIO Il A LA FECHA
Capturados $50 Pueblos y
Aldeas en- ell Sector de Kiev

s. Las Columns
retirarOn aver dc Sta
euenea del DOnetE, y
Has pOr las divisiOnes
Ia decima segunda
GmerO de h~abitantes,
Soviet.
eadO russo de anOche
ue las trOpas sOvie-
n Ia ciudad en- un mo-
pinzas.
b rojas vanza q 10
|frente de 900 millas y
IiOnado Ell enemigo
ertOs, 100000 he
BOO ~prisiOnerOs. Sc lie
a los alemanes no me-
poo miIlas cuadradas
las lineas ale
b frente de 400 millas,
S rojos r~ecapturaron
pueblOs y aldeas. Des-
empezaron su Ill
va, Ell dia IL de julio,
|. seglln el alto mandO
bajas, inclu-
'tos, heridos y desapa-
citOs rojos lie habfan
los alemanes, hasta ell
400 tanques, 1929 ae-
1872 canones Y mas de
culOs de motor.
tempo las divisiiones
Oderaron de 1041 tan
canOnes, algunos gil
canones Ferdinand,
ralladoras Y 1853 We.
del alto a
Orma de la captura de-
pueblOs y ciudades er
Kiev, donde en- un a.
leve millas los soldado.
9OderarOn de Baturin
l Ell ~ferrocarril de Go.
uenca del Donetz, e
10 Sc apoder6 de ma
y aldeas, IL de elloi
or estrategico. Ell ava
Ito hasta 12h millas.
achos de Moscu dicel
os han recuperado ma
cuadradas en- Il
Donetz y las dos ter
de la iona minera.
La gaceta., 1943-09-08
Ell TEMPO

Lluvias oeasiOnales para hoy.
Minima, q las 10 de II mahana,
70 grades.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

field. Robert G. Jendron, 7417
WykeS; Emil HOmana, 1887 Nc
Kinstry; Edward q. Holston, l0324
Wayburn: Marvin c. Holloway.
5041 Hillsboro: Ned II. Hogan,
2219 w Grand Blvd; George Q.
Hedges, 1863 Spokane; Thomas VI.
HaltOn, 1860 Lakeviow; Ralph w.
Halgren, 70l w. Brentwood; John
Grady. l3A97 Hazelridge. ~
Bruce A. Browne, $40 4. Grand
Blvd Jeremiah ID. Burns, co.
Marquette drive; John ClarksOn,
.I0O33 Yellowstone, Raymond Cies-
Iinski, 622S Concord; Robert Coch-
rane. 1902 Lemay; William u.
Crocker. 2196 Algonquin; George
". Cushing. 1897 Fairview.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

Kacuanowskl, $3.50 Gilbert; Mar
tina VI. Nimick, 4l12 Thirty-third;
Laura VI. Jackson, 1915 PierSon;
Mary =. HoIbrook. 1906 Appoline
Lula y. Paddock. lOl1S CRATIC
Irene G. Bury. 1913 Thitty-lir.
Betty A. Smith. l64 West Adams,
Elizabeth Is. Page. 81 Edison;
Margaret Hoye. $751; W Lafay-
cite Dorothy r. Clark, 2i1O But
ternut; Dorothy 4. GOebel, li26S
F'reeland: Blanche West, 40 w.
Vernon; Dorothy T.. McCord, 1928
Hurlbut: Betty \. Trombly, ASH
Anderdon. Maude r., Pickens,
143l0 Marlowe; Jean =. Sweeney,
1890 Archdale; Lois r. Edwards,
1888 Buena Vista.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

Reporting AZ naval trainin &
points.
Farlagut, Ida. naval training
station John J. Corrunker, 1858
Greeley
Wooster College. O. naval flight
preparatory school. Edward :.
ToOma. 1862 Stoepel, Edward =.
SChrOskey. SOFT Sawyer, Gordon
!. Mcbride, 1920 w Forest. Wal
ter KolodZie jski. $40 Mitchell.
Glenn r. Kinsman, 5000 Stanton;
Edwin w Hing. 20027 Derby
Robert {. Kew. 1881 Coplln; Rich
ard w. Kay, 12f7i Northlawn.
John Karnago. 42ll Robins; An
thOny {. Kaiser. 1883 T. State
Fair ROLAND r. Jump. 305S BENZ
tcau Richard l. Jones. 1911 Oak
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Eddie p

l5f72 Mendoza Detroit Eddie r.
40 r. Cicotte, River
Rouge; Harry POchmara, 1917
CanIn llamtramCk
Aviation Cadet William Jaa>ke-
lainen, ASH Gullford has COM
pleted his basic flight training al
Gardner Field. Cal, and has been
sent 10 an advanced school 10
finish his pilot training
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

Ops. Eugene ". tuddN. Zb4Z
Cadillac; William j. sullivan. 3l3
Biddle Wyandotte willard j.
Smith. Van Dyke. PIES. Marion j.
WorosZ, 1912 Martin Arthur H.
Nangss, 1865 Guilford, Detroit
Carlsbad y M army air field
PSts- Michael = Bofaf,,- 'i111e
LonoX; Charles {. Tannyhill, $3.50
Delmar, Theodore Robinson, 5236
Twenty.fifth, j. Brantley. SO4I
Riopelle; Samuel J. Thomas, 63h
RoScdale: Willis j. Gilman, Az
Elizabeth San Marcos. Tex AAt
navIgs alton school I'd Its. David
r. Barr, 1923 Yosemite, Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Baby Cries Reveal
Needle in Stomach

STURGIS, March % GNS)
When eight-monthS-old David
Reichard started crying and would
not stop. his mother began looking
for safety pin. Instead she found
the point of a needle protrudlng
from his stomach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
AVERAGE FAMILY DOLLAR

thH figures electricity
u s Department 81 lobor uo','ul
Small it Is. the ] cent, for electricity does
BIG Job, especially at time when nearly all other.
living costs rising Electricity is one item that
has NOT gone up. The average unit cost of resi-
Dental electricity i, at an all.time low. The Detroit
Edison Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

$ c hool Pvt.
W ARE \.
Walker, 1929
7 ullcr: tank
m o c N a n lcS
g e boot Cpls.
Filippo j. Mira
sole, 6667 Me
C1ellan, Stan
ley j. Zabik,
S04l Radcliffe,
Harold i. Lee
part; commlinl-
cation school,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

missions u p q n
g ON p Icton of
I n cir training
as flight Off
Gers. bonnbar-
dieTS or naNIea
tors They are
PVts. Edward
BarcZuk. Abb
T n Iri y-frst +
X a v m Ond &.
Tin I Ori, 1871
IiaSSe Vernon
Z. y. CurTie,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

Ben iamin 10
HalcNk. Darrell
&. VI n ar Il.
Flint harleS
y. GePSin. Bat
lie Creek Doris
DenSnore. Con
cord Warren
X. Aylw % nth,
Empire Geral-
dine VI. Grimes.
jackson Rich
ard X. ket-
chum, kalana
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

roo. William Y. Messing, Nuske-
con; Thomas y. MavhinneN, 81
Joseph
Fort Oglethorpc Ga WAC
training er-AuXiliarieS Emily
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

Five DetroiterS have been APP
proved as aviation cadets by the
San Angelo. Tex, army air field
hoard and are eliglhle for com
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Service Notes:
Service Notes:
Wayne Student
Wins His Wings

Robert DeFoe, 1884 Lindsdales,
1as won his navy wings ol gold
and is an ensign in the naval re-
serves after completion OF his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

captain: II. James r. Cleary.
Carlisle Barracks, Pa. medical
field service school To second
lieutenaniS: John {. Guinness, 1924
Harvard, Francis j. DiciacciO,
2092 PlngTee, Solomon Dublin,
2092 Pingrcc; Fort Sill Okla.
officer school. To sergeant. Cpl.
harles X. Wellington, 290S
Brockman, Ann Arbor, Cpl. Frank
J. ellis Jr, l475S Madelein, De
troit. To corporal Pvt. Frank
Kruk, 1888 McDougall. Fort Har-
rison, Ind. James {. Armstrong.
4446 Humboldt, Fort Mcclellan.
Ala. To private, lSt class Pvt.
Meyer ID. Green, Detroit. Camp
Roberts, Cal.
John VI. Obey. 6194 Woodall.
has Joined the marines and now
is in training at the San Diego
Cal, camp.
Reporting n army camps and
school Fort Knox, KY gunnery
school, Cpl. William r.. Davis. 1865
JOnathOn. Dearborn, electricians
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

flight training
al the PenSa-
cola, Fla naval
center. lie is a
former Wayne
University stu
dent.
Promotions
To a $ SIS tant
prov os I SER
& @ a n I: l. q o
- e h ul H.. 29l6
s tn rtev ant,
Fort Custer Pos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

Pvt. Harry Russ, 1881 Fullerton
attached TO the personnel staff al
Camp Stoncman- cat, nay about
recovered from injuries suffered m
an auto accident and is around
again greeting friends who had be.
lieVed him Killed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
. Flint Motorists
loseGas Rations

FLINT. Sept - For driving
in excess of the federal 35-mile-
an-hour speed limit. nine Flint
motorists today had surrendered
from one 10 four weeks gasoline
ratlonS 10 the Genesee County
war price and rationing board
Motorists, their speeds and
penalties are: Franklin Hamilton.
l407 n. Yale. so miles an hour.
four weeks rationS; Harold l..
Buxton. 925 Ballenger. So three
weeks rationS
Penalized cations for two weeks
for driving 40 TO so miles an hour:
James Potter, 1863 Arlene; Will
liam Warren, 1901 knight, and
Henry Burdt, 1902 Mable
RationS for one week were lost
by the following for driving 40
miles an hour George Gazell,
907 Leith: Stanley Fitzmaurice
1901 Roosevelt Merle W. Shank
410l Dawson road. and Clifford
SWartZ 353 Lyndon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24

-AulleniX- Cleveland r. Mahafi,
president. L. f. Mahan & Co. ST.
Louis was elected vice president.
Six new regional vice presidents
were elected. including George 3.
Underwood, Ifefneton, n. j. east
ern region; Edward r. Lambrecht,
Detroit. northeast central region
Ward j. Gauntlet, Chicago. north
west central region; r. q, DemIng
Jr.. OSWego, Kan. south central
region, J {. MCGEE. Jackson.
MISS, southeast central region,
and &. ". Mead. Omaha. Rocky
Mountain region.
Miller b. Pencil. Cleveland,
was reelected counsel and George
II Patterson, Chicago. was re-
named secretary and treasurer for
his twelfth term Governors named
include G. p. Kennedy. Cincinnati:
Allyn r. Cline, Houston: G. Armel
Nutter Camden. y. j.: Hugo
Perth. Milwaukee; AkSel Nielsen,
Denver; Norman r. Lloyd, Cleve-
land. Wallace Nor. Los Angeles,
and G. Calvert Bowie, Washing
ton. u. &.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Livestock Markets

Al The Detroit Stockyards this
week, swine prices advanced
daily 10 finish at tho high point OF
the period Cattle trade ruled
slow from start to finish with most
classes and grades on a weak to
fully 25c lower basis. The Salable
offering included cattle from Ken
lucky. Illinois. Montana. Colorado.
the Southwest and the western
cornbelt Spring lambs and sheep
advanced the weeks top on ma
tive SprInserS moving up 10 Sl4.75.
CATTLE Weeks receipts 8 100 COM
pared lsst weeks close Slaughter classes
weak n 25c lower spots or more on me-
dunn grade srsss stsers stock cattle and
calves steady 20 uneyenly lower Choice
O0a-lh steers from the 4 fat
stock show topped ~ tle four loads GOOD
P"u-l oNu-lb c0mmerriaIlv led steers
'ih l0-ia l0 medium ta good shortfeG and
et1tr nn gtasg steers \if11f IS taaflVts
me UW p is'-rppd Fertutk, ~puiivfst
f0l Montana -aass .ftstr \i' ru a
l. .ar a' 1.f.n Nrr.l,Nr crs-erH-.
Slf g. f-v .neHI "a r.f.tr -f.s -'etes
reached Sif t.uu'.n -tr ~srfm -fssr
sfeefs Boz rsf 'Hsr rsfIptt- ma m sun
tg fo
Grses rsisr, srsaInF nneaum sno bsoN
80 -. ODD head tat grass nsitsrs 10 Si4,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Ronney Scores
Draft Of Labor

George w Romney.- managing
director Of The Automotive Coun-
cil for War Production, pointed
out 10 the Society for the Adj
Nancemeni Of Management that
adoption of compulsory service
legislation which would arbitrarily
assign workers 10 jobs, has de-
cided limitations.
III Washington cannot shove
steel and copper around. they
cannot shove manpower around.
When program is based on
understanding and prior com
mitment voluntarily arrived at
between government. manage
ment and labor on local
basis. taking problems peculiar
10 local conditions into consider
alton. both management and Ia
bor know what to expect" he
said
He admitted that the voluntary
method may be slower in the early
stages than compulsion, but said
inexperienced government
clerks. mo- matter how good
they are. cannot he a substitute
for management trained right in
the industry where the work
has Ia he done"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Stock Market
Uneven|y Lower

NEW YORK, Sept. "a ms
The stock market opened irregu-
larry lower today in quiet trading.
Montgomery Ward which lost
p. points yesterday on a poor
earnings report continued under
pressure. opening of =. Air
Transports were also lower with
both American Air Lines and
United Air Lines. down fractions.
SteelS were steady as were the
rails and foods.
Fractionally below last nights
close were the copper> and motors.
Allied Stores and Radio-K Keith
Orpheum gained slightly on good
earnings reports
The rest OF the list held within
small fractions Of the previous
close Opening prices
Atlantic Coast Line 29aa. up =,
International Nickel 30i2. off a
Baltimore e. Ohio. rs unchanged;
Anaconda. 25Ss. off a PennSyl-
vania Railroad PTS off i North
ern Pacific l4s4 unchanged: Radio
l0l4 off =, ChrySler 49,. off
"a; y Y Central 172s, up Is and
900 Montgomery Ward as. off .,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Record
Cisaret
Output

NEW YORK Sept q A now
high for eigaret production vas
established IN August according
to the internal revenue bureau
The month total was - ssh
911.3l9. which was L7il2b7 80
above August l942 and compared
with the previous peak Of -}d1) o.
iq2 600 IN October 1912
August was The Ultb mon'h
thi, year 10 record TAX paid Gig
arct production above the 20
billion mark. and also was Tho
23d consecutive month 10 report
an increase over The correspond
lng month OF the preceding year
Not since November. 1910. mas the
monthly output total failed TO top
the earlier year
The total brought production
for the first eight months OF l943
up 10 l64.533 400 $40 cicaret>.
compared with $50 sol 635 10 in
the same period OF 1912 II also
put the eight months total abol
The output for any full year prior
10 1889
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Types Increase

The types OF Dodge trucks
have multiplied. As we'll AS the
number Besides the familiar
half-ton and ten and half. the
company IN 1910 was making
ll3 specialized types. Thou
sands went 10 Russia. Britain,
China and South America.
In l94l. the new army truck
was brought out. with an Is
inch shorter Gheelbase, l4-inch
lower silhouette, pinch greater
clearance underneath. 1t was
rated as a three-quarter ton
four-wheel drive and more than
80 per cent of its parts were
interchangeable with the old
half-tonner.
The low-Silhouette truck was
the dream OF the army. 1t was
tested In temperatures 125 10
l4O degrees above and down TO
40 below zero. II climbed slopes
of 45 10 so per cent and wal.
lowed through 30 inches OF
water
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
RIGHTS VIOLATED

The company objects further
that It's right TO employ the per-
son best suited for the jobs. and
the employees inherent right TO
work without being compelled TO
remain in the union have been
violated
The company asked the court
TO declare that neither the PreSi-
dent. nor the WLB has any
power 10 impose compulsory arbl-
tration upon the company or 10
impose any penalty or other sane
ton for noncompliance with the
decision or order Of the board
Defendants include officials Of
the WLB Treasury Secretary
Morgenthau. Commerce Secretary
Jesse Jones and Labor Secretary
Frances Perkins. ALL President
William Green and Go President
Philip Murray, and Economic
Stabilizer Nlnson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24

good beef cows scarce - ST. l0 .rf 1 20.
, mmnn ana medium ne,f COWS 15r
~ Gamers ana cutters $50 go. Nerk'S
practical TOP on good butts SIg. odd head
early 10 Nl3 23. bulk medium buus 81
II 90, lower gtade hEh' bulls $40 so down
90 81 medium and good replacement steers
and short yearllnC st0cke~s Sil ~ 10 %.
common stockers $40 - down 20 a. low
a. s. for few interior Of colored light
weights
CALVES Weeks receipts 325 Com
pared last weeks close Good and choice
teAiers stead, % Soc higher. lower grades
steady 10 soc lower nulk good and choice
yealers SlS 30 far sprinhtre choice 20
SIT common su1 medium N12 30 ij I'D.
con calves ana vealers. 81 down ia 81,
and below
HOGs Week. receipts 200 Compare
last weeks close Barroes and gifts %
fSc hsher suws sic hirhFr \ closing hulk
1S0-300-lh butchers SIS i0A IS 30. rev
around 200-22j-lb 20 small killers SIS 60.
late sales 1DO-f0O-lh hhtchers Slf srT
IS around ito.t75.Ih uehts N me vide
f9ngs of SifG rs. sows closed A. Slc Boo
t-H ana 'tase So ~. %
SHEEN Neeke receipts Nun 81 ~.
r 'ef last works close ~Vrrg any
lfr 1'lhni extreme -s, Nl f,a
tH.t 81. .nc' weeks -d..- '.
t H...e n.f.ts ..r- .ewN Nt.I' tH.t
H.UI. .ut U.uaI. a. r NeH
0rrg UW f1, 7a..-- nr. sIt SOIL. a. tII
nd common N-ni fN.1uuuis uuevruIr 81
ult maIu't s. o. $40 50 most common
M choice th0r0 slaughter ewes NgT few
loics hght ewes $3.50, eulls down 10 81.