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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27

genoen iapaniiben groberungs5lte er-
reidte Der 5tpeiten 8eltfrieg ieinen
eriten getpaltigen S0bepunft.
gnglano, oas felt Dem 3uiammen-
bru6 Sranfreibs allein geitanoen,
uno oie Ser. Staaten, oeren SntereI-
Iengemeini6aft nit @nelano na1
8earl Sarbor in ein &riessbiinonis
auf @eoeib uno geroerb iiberging,
tpare,t 5unadit ourd bie milit1rii6e
lteberlegenbeit Ser @eener in oie Des
feniipe georangt. Sic fonnten tpeiter
ni6ts tun, als in Ser 8eripberie Ser
bon feinbli6en Seeren lmo Slotten
our6tobten ungeberren @ebiete cine
art @ren5tpa6e al,f5uitellen, Inn ser
berbeerenoen Sturmflut sic tpeitere
Musbrettung 5u ipebren.
3par ber5eidnet sic @eld)i6te ie-
ner iorgenpollen Gage gar monbe
rubmpoae gpiiooe, ielbit tpidtiee Sic
&c, tpel6e oie 8orbeoineungen ipG=
terer grfolge i6ufen, ober sic groBen
greignilie tpur6en bon Sen @egnern
beItimmt, oeren titanenbafter @ille
8egenmart uno 3ufunft 5u beberr-
i6en i6ien. gs mar ser Wiae BON
Mbenteurern, 6 import . m mlingen,
&onquiitaooren bon geraoe5u o1mo=
nii6en MusmaBen, sic oie briifia ae=
moroene @eielli6aftsoromlng uno po=
litii6e @ebilbe uno bas, mas cine
ifrupelloie Ma6tpolitif bon Sem SOL
ferredt iibrig gelaien, nit tpudtigen
Sammeridlagen 5erldlueen, - nibt
I'M 8eiieres 5rt idaffen, ionbern Inn
unter i6ilernoen Sdlagmorten cine
,,neue Sronltng' 5u erridten, sic auf=
gebaut lit auf oem Sumpfbooen bon
Selbitiu6t uno 8illtiir 11no br1taler
@etpalt. Sic batten f6 in iabrelanger
raltloier Eatigfeit Sic Ma6tmittel &C.
l6mieoet, ibrcm berrii6en 8illen
@eltlng 5u peri6affen> ltno nidt pe=
nigen 3eitgenofen biinfte es pergeb=
libes 8emiiben, ben Gang Ser &C.
l6idte al1f5ubalten, Sen 2auf bes al
les beriblingenoen Madtmolo6s
bemmen 5u tpolen.
9lber oie tpie Elm perbeerenoes
8etter our6 bie 8elt raienoe neue
~, = :. ~,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27
Behind the Steel Wall"
(neberieBung bes .. @.)


5reobors Elm gud per0ffentlidt, oas
Die tpabre Gage oes gegernp6rtigen
Na5iitaates reip. oes oeuti6en golfes
ibiloert. Sreoborg febrte i'm 9eaem=
Der 1871 bon Berlin na6 Stodbolm
5uriid, po er alpei Sabre als &or-
reiponoent oes i6ueoii6en 8lattes
uSbensfa DagbIabet" tatia mar. 60
min Sbanfe, elm, Milpaufeer, Der fi9
gegenpartig in Stodbolm befinoet,
bat IN anerifaniiden 3eitungen uno
3eitl9riften folgenoen Musaug aus
Sreoborgs 8u6 beroffentli6t: ,,@Gb=
reno Die gea5ipropaganba 9lmerifa,
ieine tpadienbe militdriide Wadt uno
ben getpaltigen @influB auf Sen @elt-
frieg au berfleinern ii6 bemiibt, bat
Die Mebrbeit oes 6el1ti6en 8oIfes Ell
ne nngebeure Mdtl1ng uno Sur9t Dor
Dem oemotratiiden Imerifa. Ser
0urdibnittsoel1tide lit iiberaeugt
oab Der @ngldn0er elm tii6tiger
&fer lit un6 INNER oie Iette
S6ladt getpinnt. Ser britiIde Spio-
nehoienit in De1ti6lano lit in ieoer
8e5iebung griinoliber uno miro nit
groberer 2iit un6 Stnbisfeit our6ge=
fibrt, als Der Der Na5iipione in ben
Ser. Staaten unb england. Ser 6e11t,
ibe 8Irger tpeiB tpenig ODER gar ni9ts
iiber amerifa uno england uno ml1B
glauben, tpas oie Naaipropaganoa
tbm bori9tpinbelt."
u9euti6lano", i6reibt Sreoborg,
~bat teinen ein5igen Sreuno BEL al
len Nationen ser @elt. 9ie Na5i ftno
ielbit bel ibren 8erbiinbeten berbabt
uno Die bon ibnen eroberten 80lfer
1tno bonn tiefiten SAB gegen lire 8e-
oriider erfiillt."
"Deuti6lano beiitt nod cine itarfe
Bebrma6t, aber oieielbe beiibt ni6t
mebr Die 8etpegli6feit uno S6lagfer<
tigfeit. sls oas 9ritte Gei6 oie
nebermadt in Ser 2uft berlor, litten
aud feline Serfebrslinien uno Der ge=
tpobnte l1eberfluB an @uiolin uno Del
begann ab5unebmen. @Gbrero oie
Woral oes 0euti6en @oIfes Itarf ge=
l6tpa9t lit, bermag cine itarfe 81
i5iplin oen &fgeiit aufre6t au er-
balten. Die @bnabme ieiner 8ebr=
mabt lit neben anoern l1rIa6en auf
Die 5unebmenbe l1nerfabrenbeit jim
gerer &rafte 5uriid5ufiibren, tpel6e
ni6t mebr oie griinoli6e MnsbiIoung
erbalten mie friiber. Seit 1911 baben
ii6 iiber 10000 I'm fGlle in ser 2uft
i'm &eid ie1blt ereienet. 9ie 2uftflug-
reierbe 5ublt faum nod 10000 Slug
5euge."
Sitler ma6t SEN ginorud zines
p i6nea gealterten Mannes, ser 5u ser
grfenntnis gefommen it, 6ab feline
Sage ge5ablt iino. @abren6 Ser aabl=
reiden nerboien slnfdae, bon oenen
9itler befallen mar, ipurben linn bon
ieinen @enerd1en sic auf alien
&ffronten erlittenen Nieoerlaaen
borentbalten.
Sbglei6 0ie @eltapo uno sic sabl=
rei6en gebeimen Holi5eifrGfte nit al
len Wfitteln ale Solfsfreiie nmfalien,
10 iino, ielbit IN Ben bodten gea5i=
freilen, Die @egner Ser Na5ipartei
am 8erf. Selbit unter ser Sitlerin>
geno finoet bas Na5iregine oen bef-
ttqlten @i6er1tnn6 Srnt nIIpr Nn.iz
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27

nod gefdpanft, pe6er ge5tpeifelt, nod
.beriaet, es bielt 6en @lauben immer
aufrebt, ftarf aus iiG ielbit beraus.
Dentiblano bat oieien @lauben 1i9t
mebr. l1no bas lit oiellei9t oas grt-
i6eiben6e.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27

cher Linderung Won Hartleibigkeitsbe.
schwerden wieder wissen wollen und
zur selben Zeit Ihrem Magen guttun
wollen, besorgen Sic sich noch heute
Alpenkrauter.
Falls Sic es in Ihrer Nachbarschaft NIGHT
kaufen konnen, senden Sic fir unser
Alpenkrauter Einfuhrungsangebot un d
erhalten Size
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27
T1MCONcT 6Oc Vert Pro-
OVAOOlVO1 beflaschen Won

FORNIS HEIL-OEL LINIMENT - anti
septisch-bringt schnelle Linderuns von
rheumatischen und neuralgischen Schmer-
zen. mus kulosen Ruckenschmerzen, steifen
cder schmerzenden Muskeln, Verstau.
chungen und Verrenkungen.
FCRNI'S MACOLO - alkalisch-lindert
gewisse akute Magenstorungen vie Sod.
bremen und Verdauungsstoru her
vorgerufen durch Elm Uebermass an Saure.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27

ben und glbt
dem Magen das
angenehme Ce-
fiihl Won W arme.
Einzunehme h m IN
vie auf dem Eli
kett angegeben.
Wenn Sic die
Freuden gluckli-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27
Leiden Sic
an den Beschwerden Won
Kopfschmerzen?

Wenn funktionale Hartleibigkeit an
dauert und Sic miserabel, nerves und
irritiert fihlen und an deren Symp.
tome leiden-Kopfschmerzen, Iblem
Mundgeruch, verstimmtem Magen, Yer.
dauungsst0rung, Schlaf. und Appetit-
losigkeit und Ihr Magen fiihlt VOL Won
Case und Blahungen-besorge Sic sich
Forni's zeiterprobtes Alpenkrauter.
Mehr ais elm AbfGhrmittel, es ist auch
cine Magentatigkeit anregende Medi.
zin, hergestellt aus 18 der Natur eige.
men medizinischen Wurzeln, Krautern
und Pflanzen. Alpenkrauter bringt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Bendix Aviation
{ Months Net
Tops 8 Millions

BcndiX Aviation Corp. for the
SiN months ended March 81 re-
ports net profit of $3.50 449,
equal 10 S3.s7 a share. against
IS. I'D $50 or 1854 share in like
1912 period. Net profit is after
provision of S100,5l5431 for fed
cral taxes and estimated price
adjustments under the rencgotia-
ton law For six months ended
March 81 last year net profit was
before rencgotiatlon and after fed
cral tax provision of $50, 26l .3Sl.
r.. r. Breech, president. stated
that voluntary price reductions,
.aggregaung S97,535,7 were
made for the period Oct. l, 1912
to May /, 1913, substantially all
of which were on contracts prevl-
ouSly entered into with the gov
'crnmcnt. These reductions. he
added. were in addition TO volun-
.tary price reductions Of Sl23, 900,
900 during the fiscal year ended
Sept 30. 1912. on contracts IN
effect and entered into during that
year.
During the six months ended
March 81, 1913, the company re.
.duced earnings by S3,4Sl ,S36. rep
reSentinG postwar income tan
credit for this period. This amount
WAS Spt IN as an additional re.
serve for postwar contingencies.
Sales IA the SIN months increased
TO Sll7S12,579 from S170,420. DC
in the similar 1912 period. hui
comparison docs not fully reflect
the increase in deliveries of Ben,
dix war products due to passing
on 10 the government Of benefit oil
reduced costs brought about by
increased Efficiency Rrccch SAID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Less Prime Beef7

4 further rise in tho point
values for popular cuts Of beef
may be ordered by the Office Of
Price Administration, IN the near
future 10 further reduce civilian
consumption
Point values on these cuts
are definitely TOO low for the
quantity Of beef available, one
key official of the War Food
Administration admits.
This man further admitted
that the chief deterrent against
such a move right al the pres
Ont is the fear among certain
OPA officials as 10 its effect on
civilian morale.
Major aim Of the action.
which viii have 20 hc taken
eventually. however. would be
channclinc from civilian supplies
az = large quantity Of beef
which should be going 10 the
armed forces
The army has already voiced
dissatisfaction with the amount
If beef its procurement officers
have been able 10 obtain.
Raising point values on civil
ian purchases is without ques-
tian.=thn. simplest Nay ta-solAe
the problem.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Cons. Coal Plans
Republication

NEW YORK. May 1S-Consoli'
'dation Coal Co. has called a special
meeting for June 30 to vote on It's
.rccapitalization plan.
Each share Of presently out
standing ) per cent non-cumulative
preferred stock, 500 par, will he
rcclaSSi6cd into one share of $3.50
cumulative preferred of $50 par
and two shares of common stock,
S25. par.
The common stock will remain
unchanged except that it Will be
subject to the prior rights of new
$50 cumulative preferred in lieu
of the present preferred stock and
except that the amount of the
common outstanding will be in
creased by the Reconsideration Of
the present preferred.
The company stated that upon
conSummatlOn Of plan common will
benefit by having preferred dlvi-
dend requirements and par OF pre-
ferrcd ranking senior 10 common
reduced by one-half.
New preferred stock Will be con-
Vertlblc into two shares of common
instead Of four a. at present.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Real Savinqs Seen

Jardine said that the secondary
alloys. winch are increasing IN
quantity and qualify would he
available for cylinder heads,
ClankcaSeS and cylinder blocks,
TRANSMISSION cases and many.
other castings.
THE price Of this material
after the war should be low
enough to make u practical eco
nomicaliy TO use IL IN large guam
titles" be SAID
Jardine stated that real saw
inC IN weight can nc accom-
Pushed Withou' changing the
~.1' ot 'h0 present car. the road
performance or appearance with
an apprccisblc reduction IN
over an costs - that the new
car WI, g. The postwar income"
This can hc brought about nv
more economical use 81 standard
material. the use OF materials
and manufacture developed dur
weight materials such as plaStlcs.
aluminium and magnesium where
ever economical
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Auto
Graphs
Light, Economical
Car Predicted as
Postwar Model
BY SILER FREEMAN

Designers. may drc m up
visionary cars but the public has
never accepted very radical
change in appearance of the au-
tomohile IN the past and the one
introducing a car very different
in appearance will have a pio-
neering job which will prove
expensive.
Take that from Frank Jardine
Of the Aluminium Co. OF America.
JaFdiHe spoke last night before
the Detroit section Of the Society
Of Automotlve Engineers on the
automobile of the future. The
only thing that every one agrees
upon, according 10 Jardine. is
that the postwar car must he
lighter, mere efficient and more
economical 10 operate.
To bring this about. Jardine
predicted the wider use Of alu-
minum and magnesium IN autos.
lie showed that the vast increase
IN output al aluminium had cut
the price p per cent and wider
uec after tho war should bring
more savings and allow II 70
compete with other metals on an
economic and practical basis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Meat Packers
Margins Improve

CHICAGO. May IS Recent re-
cession in live hog prices on the
Chicago market 10 a level OF
around Sf4.50 per loo pounds sug-
ceStS that meat packers margins
have improved considerably in
comparison with conditions pre-
vailing when hogs were selling as
high as SIC per cwt. a few weeks
ago.
While a S1450 price still leaves
something 10 be desired so far as
profits are concerned. leading
packing houses say they can OPP
crate their pork departments or
a moderately satisfactory mar
gin" at current levels. This means
they can process IONS. ham, bacon
and similar retail cuts which are
under OPA price ceilings and still
make a modest profit on their
cutting out operations.
For their overall earnings, how
ever, most packers must still rely
heavily on results of by-product
WITH definite ceilings
on wholesale and retail cuts, but
no top on livestock, squeezes are
likely 10 occur whenever live ami
NAL prices get out Of hand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Stocks Show
Mixed Trend;
Bonds Steady

NEW YORK. May IS J'Pl-
Stock, opened narrowly irregular
today with volume light while
bombs were steady and cotton fu-
'aros were unchanged to 3 points
higher
Many Of the leading induStrialS
rose fracuouauy or hold steady
UAuc railroad shares were mixed
Utilities held around The previous
close with low priced issues fairly
active.
United Air Lines opened 1000
shares at 2s's up II and later
moved HP to q new high tor the
year
L. s. Steel opTned At s. up =.
American Can 81 up .; Standard
Oh ~. J), s. up "a; Paramount
26N up s. LockhCed. 2liq up J.;
Bethlehem 63is unchanged. Good.
rich 3S's unchanged, RcndlN Ayi-
alton ST. up =, and Union Car
hldc, SAY ub -.
Nickel Plate opened I 200 shares
AZ 3 up l.; Pere Marquette. lis
up s., and a new high Nickel
Plate preferred. 81 off y: Santa
Re, So of = and Southern Pa
|Clfc, 2Sls up =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Aluminium Plentiful

Jardne predicted that any
postwar car successfully pro-
duced Viii be the result OF
great deal Of design work and
extensive testing. New models
must lIVe up to the standards OF
present cars
Jardlnc stated that aluminium
and MAGNESIUM VIII be plentiful
after tho war and would COM
pete with other materials on an
economic basis aS We'll aS per-
Torrance basis As for weight
SAVING 1t would nave 10 be- about
SEQ pounds per car TO make II
worth while
Jardjnc revealed that by the
end OF 1913 aluminium nCot pro-
dh1clion would reach about 2.l00-
GEO eco pounds IS compared with
327.C0oC coo pounds IN 1883 or ia
times The amount produced for
pyC-Wdr Use
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Points Out Savinqs

at should he possible 20 reduce
the weight of the standard 1912
car by 80 per cent" said Jardlno.
"by completely redcSigning the
car 10 have an overall weight Of
30 per cent less than previous
cars.
Half u this weight reduction
could he obtained by using alu-
minum on the basis that one
pound Of aluminium will mean =
pound Of car weight saved. Tho
remaining 80 per cent should be
accomplished by more econo-
mical design az the ferrous metal
parts: also that the ma ior parts
could be made aller and
lighter for the lighter car"
Jardine SAID that 70 take adj
vantage Of the possibilities OF
large production Of aluminium,
u would be necessary for auto
mobile companies 10 make their
own aluminium castings in their
own fOundTieS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Farmers Market

FRUIT Delicious. fancy, sons Nv.
81 50 5o SO . ~ so Mcintosh.
fsnct tH1i nv SO ! san - 30 ?
$50 ,fAern Spys. fancy - 5o15. No.
s. Jorathaus. fancy, 81 T5u3 hu
$50 81 -W So . 81 50 S,esle's Red
fame 81 lnPj ou. No. l. S3h3 %. No p
s. fo
Ltrrvrr AND SALAD GREENS
French '~.Fe Nfs,., 5. 81 5-lh box so
4 SID e- 81
NF.JTtn .E grEE$S- S0rrcl 40. :
81 - - .H tra. spinach. 40 ? 81 30 hu
rEaET'Bl Miscellaneous Aspara.
gus fancy >- -tHz hchs SO. l. 81 IS
So 81 Ere's topped 30 J. 81
2 ~ .G. Carrots -,rped. No. 1, N.30 u .
on. $500 So CHvrsl 80 7Sc ~ 81 mn
H1'tsr N ~ bu. 80. ?. 81. 81
Ieeke rp s. Nt CO., r0z hchs onions
green ttr.. H.r d.g brhs.. So 1 g. u
$50 E. .N. Iu, rarsnIps SO /. SO 70
- Ha Ea ~ -5 Rutsbagas 81 u
40 tH tarsrb. dollhouse. choice 5oc 5-lh
box -Wt 81 #Hf hths Outdoor rhubarb
So. hchs Vegetable oysters
N0 8 f.. Ni cIy hehs
PLANTS Nr-.tah.es 81 Is nat Flow
fr ST. tH RAJ. Gcraniuns ~. L.
s. fo..f It.p.i faf|
ZOOS lsrrs N3ni3 - 3o-do1. case
me1lIm. 81 ql2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
On the
Business
Front
Nv WARD SCHULTZ
nst-oii Ttu,rs Financial Idit0r

-.Napr1N-r-a -tI-ly -''-1'-,
sets arc now ou' @. commission
n Detroit
Ard rcN thousands arc 'o.r-
inc them each week
These tUo. astounding facts
were uncovered m p nationwide
survey which disclosed a s'.a-
ION 50 acute over The country
ma, WPB has taken coE0lZ7nce
OF u and approved fre wa"l'a.-
urc Of Victor! replacement
paris
4 shortage az batteries has
also sllcncea a high proportion
OF The farmers $4,000 battery
sets and WPB AS Yet has not
agreed ia tlC resumption 81
radio battery manufacturing
a rd-NarCh survey IN the
Middle West showed that 40
pcr cent 90 the rura, radios
were on, 81 operation. and 10 is
obvious that the situation IS
more acute today.
IN urban sections. black mar
ketS M tubes have sprung up
overnight. but radio mon con-
Cede that now supplies Of tubes
and parts aren't the only an
swer. Thousands of radio me-
chanics are now in the armed
services as specialists and a
labor shortage is also a major
problem.
The 10000 idle sets in De-
troit compares with loo 900 IN
Philadelphia and $4,000 IN Los
AnCeles-thcSe figures arc typl-
cal for the areas. say radio men.
II the radio bToadCaStcrS have
hrcn quiet about the menace II :
because they don't wish 10 call
attention 10 a rapidly diminish
inc audience. and not because
they're uniformed.
or WPB's policy on materials
for civilian radios they Groan:
"ToO little and too late"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Silver
Use Sets
New Mark

! NEW YORK. May IS Impact
of the war on silver usage foI
military production boosted con
sumption Of this precious metal II
a new top last year with a total OF
1913 933 900 ounces utilized for AL
purposes. This represented gam
Of more than AZ per cent over the
l35 .064 600 ounces consumed in
the United States during 1871, and
was more than three times The
1910 Total OF 62,2390OO ounces,
according 10 figures compiled by
the American Bureau Of Metal
Statistics.
II was estimated that OF tho
industrial consumption IN tn 5
country in 1912 about so per cent
was for direct and indirect mill
tary purposes. and the figures do
not include the silver for manu-
facture of buSbarS, transformer
windngS and other uses under
provisions for return Of the metal
to the L. 5. treasury after the
war
Tho consumption Of roughly
$4,000 600 ounces IN 1912 OK
cecded the production Of silver as
commercial bars ny American prl-
mary rctnerieS by a wide margin
with tho latter figure placed AT
l14452 600 ounces. OF the produC-
ton 81 4S6, 900 ounces was derived
from domestic orc and 1886, 600
ounces came from foreign ores and
crude m etals sent here for
refining.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Steel Rate
Down Slightly

NEW YORK, May IS steel
operations for this week arc
scheduled at 9S6 per cent Of ingot
capacity, compared with 99I per
cent in the previous week, A de-
crease OF eight-ten'hS Of | per
cent, according to tho American
Iron and Steel Institute. A month
ago the indicated rate was 991
per cent.
Current schedule is equivalent
TO production Of l,707 400 net tons
of ingotS and castings. against
l,721,300 net tons in the proceed
ing week. 1.7161OO net tons 4
month ago and 6S5 900 net tons
in the corresponding week Of last
Vpar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Dealers toHoId
Farley on Tires

Michigan tire dealers and recap
perS Will meet al Northern High
School Monday 70 find a solution
10 tho tire problem
The OPA has disclosed that syn
t-c'lc RI b b er will he available
late this fall, but present produc-
ton combined with reserve stocks
vii he sufficient 20 provide only
i Co0, 900 tires against normal re-
placement Of 33.0O0.00O.
Dealers will discuss expansion
o. rccapplng services.
Among speakers Will be Clifford
{ Simpson, general manager OF
the National Association Of indie
pendent Tire Dealers. and w. r
Waiting technical advisor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Brown Co. Will Paw
All Back Interest

NEW YORK. May 1S-On June
! Brown Co Will pay all back in
tereSt together with current in
tcreSt, totaIinC 81 sos, l62 on its
general mortgage ) per cent cum
ulauNc bonds. II was announced
by Henry = Kendall, chairman.
Checks covering interest from Dec
! 1910, TO June | will be mailed
by old Colony Trust Co. paying
agent 10 registered owners as OF
close OF business May 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18

NJ. J. Drake, The Detroit Bank; {
y. Sharpe, Chrysler Corp; p. S
MorShcad. Revere Copper & Brass
Inc; II. w. Mllette. FTedericl
StearnS e Co.; c. j. Elicit, Bohl
Aluminium e. Brass Corp; Fl. G
McGuffin. Boyer-Campbell Co.
The hold over directors are
Allan G. Campbell. X. l.. PfiSter
Frank p Evans Jra Myron Hill
j., w. Simmons and Robert NJ
Johnson
Frazier will head a large dele
cation Of Detroit executives 10 the
War Credit Conference being held
in St. Louis May IS, 26 and II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Commodity Prices
Generally Lower

WASHINGTON, May 1S-Tht
general level OF wholesale com.
modify prices was generally lower
last week. according 10 the price
index compiled by the Nauona
Fertilizer Association. In the week
ended May Is this index declined
10 1854 from 1858 in the Pre-.
ceding week II was 1860 a month
ago and 1921 a year ago, basec
on 1853 average AS 100.
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was made today by James S. Car.
son ehatraaeu ot tEc Foreign
Trade Council.
Juan Trippe, Que az Americas
great pioneers, has transformed
the trade lanes of the A.nrid- ln.
y IN eri team commerce, h a =
brought within 20 hours If each
other any two inhabited regions
on the globe ny the faith and
vision that brought into being
Americas living Clipper ships
and new era in american for
cign trade, +. Carson SAID.
Previous recipients 81 the gold
plauue arr -SccrEIala-- nE Site C-+.-
dell Hull James 4 Farrell
Thomas 6, Watson. FuErro p
Thomas and Under Secretary of
State sumner Welles.
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.fiSca year
First vice pres
lident John a
Markley BudC
Wheel Co; sec
ond vice pres
u d @ mt. =. r..
MIC n Of, BuhI
Sons Co; treas
.urcr Clifford l..
Rugg. ! n d u s
trial National
Bank.
Directors arc
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Government Owned MonopoIies UnreeuIated

monopoly owned by government rather than by
dangerous potential
opcSSor For monopoe unrcGuaed and
partially exempt contributing their pro
TAT share 10 he c government itself.
the pubic the most cfcCtlNc
regulator of institutions 1t punish the mpoe and
Withholding
age But discipline the customer must
be able 10 get along
without the pro0cred merchandise.
Of fact there fewer Indispensable products and
realized IndCr normal poacome con-
dtonS competition among goods and services tor
he. Automobiles competition
with he competition
with baseball gloves Development Of synthecS the
u0vrr -tU-y t7yt Jrtr-C
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New SuIfa Druq

NEW YORK, May Is 4 nov
Sulfa drug has been developed in
laboratories of Sharp e Dohmc.
Inc. called "SulfamerIzinc II is
claimed 10 he less toxic than any
OF the other Sulfa drugs Including
"Sulfadiazino. and If taken orally
act, much more quickly.