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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
"Napredne Slovenke".

Clanice drustva "Napredne
Slovenke'' st. 137 S. N. P. ]. so
vabljene, da Sc udelezijo 'redne
mesecne seize " cetrtek vecer,
6. maja, v spodnJ dvorani Slo-
,venskega narodnega donna. v
zvezi s sejo DO podal krozek st.
p kratek program v Cast mate
ram. cato ste prosene, da pri-
dete ma sejo in k programu '
CHM vecjen stevilu in tocno Oh
Is. uri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
Ma obisku

Il Eveletha, MINI. je prisla
ma obisk "a teden dni Mrs. Will
liam L. Drank. Ia casa oDiska
je nastanjena pr druzini Cebul,
ma 1882 E. sc St., kjer 10 pri-
iateliice in znanci lahko obisce-
jo. zelimo j mnogo zabave v
metropoli.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
SEA JUCOSLOVANSKE Wade o PREDSEDNI
STVOM KRALJA PETRA II.

CLAM jugoslovanske Wade SO
bill preteklo sredo gostje ma
prireditvi sovjetskega ambasa-
dorja Aleksandra p. Bogomolo-
va, XII je akreditiran pri london
skin vladah v izgnanstvu. Po-
kazani 50 jim bill OBJ tel priliki
n~ajnovejsi sovjetski vojni filmi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05

LONDON, 2. maja (ONA) -
Zvedeli smo, da je vceraj imela
jugoslovanska vlada sejo pod
predsednistvom kralja Petra II.
Glede znacaja predmetov, o ka-
terih Sc je razpravljalo ma tel
sell, pa nj bio dobiti dozdaj Be
nobenih podatkov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
Dospel ma pogreb

Valentine P. Vrbancic je do
spell il Great Lakes. ILL.,, kjer
Sc nahaja pr mornarici, da Sc
udelezi pogreba svojega brata
Matha. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil v ce-
trick.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
NEzADRzAN0 pR0DlRANJE Ma
SEGA. v0JASTvA Y AFRIkI
Srditi boji ma Kavkazu. - Ameriske pod
mornice pdgreznile sest japonskih ladij
MED POGREZNJENIMI LADJAMI STA BILA DIVA
..- RUSILCA

Zavedniski 81. stan v Sever
nj Afriki, 4. maja. -, Mesto in
pristanisce Bizerta je sedaj v
dosegu tezkih topov ameriskih
in francoskih Get, XII prodirajo
proti tel pomorski bazi osisca.
Ameriske cete so pc zavzetju
Mateurja prieele prodirati proti
Tunisu in proti Bizerti.
Umikanje nacistov vzhodno
cd Mateurja Sc Sc vedno NADIA
ljuje.
Nacijske represalije
Dokaz, da so Nemci podvze.
Ii posebne mere, da preprecijo
predajo svojega vojastva, je BIZ
vsebovan v povelju nekega uje'
tega nemskega bataljonskegs
poveljnika. v katerem je receno
da Sc bodo nacijske oblasti ma
scevale donna v Nemciji mac
svojci onih vojakov, XII hi 81
brez "pravega vzroka" predali
Angleska osma armada j
prieela severno cd kraja Ia
krouna z novimi napadi.
BOJI MA RUSKIH BOJISCIH
LONDON, 5. maja. - Neka
ur zatem, ko so Nemci primal
svoje umikanje ma zapadnen
Kavkazu, je moskovsko powell
stvo javilo o srditih in krvavil
bojih v tenn okrozju, v kateri]
so utrpeli Nemci tezke izgub
ma mostvu in materialu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
SHIRT MEN,
SKECA

Berlinski radio poroca, da je
bill v Tunisiji sestreljen letal-
ski kapitan Wolfgang Tonne, XII
je sestrelil il zraka Re mad 100
zavezniskih letaI. IT.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
Preselitev tajnika

Tajnik drustva Zdruzeni bra
tie st. 26 SNIP, John Leskovec
sporoca c~lanstvu, da Sc je pre-
SELL ma 40 E. 260 st. Njegova
telefonska stevilka je ~. $40.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
Il b~olnisnice

IL bolnisnice je bill pripeljan
ma dom Mr.. Frank Podborsek,
stanujoc ma 19508 Kewanee
Ave. Nahaja Sc ma poti okreva-
MIA in prijatelji ga lahko obi.
scejo ma domu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
USPEHI AMERISKIH SILL Ma
PACIFIKU

WASHINGTON, 4. maja. -
Mornariski department poroca,
da so ameriske podmornice po-
greznile ma severnem Pacifiku
sest japonskih ladij.
Ostali razvoji ma Pacifiku so
sledeci:
Amerisko vojastvo je zasedlo
Russell otok, XII je ogrozal raz-
galjeni box Guadalcanala.
Ameriske %podmornice so pc
greznile diva japonska rusilca
ter stir madeline ladje.. posko.
dovale pa SO neki transportn
parnik, S cemer je doseglo Ste
vilo japonskih ladij, XII so jill
pogreznile ali poskodovale anne
riske podmornice, 222.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
Krozek st. 3 Prog. Slovenk

Nocoj oh 1880 uri Sc vrsi red
ma seja krozka st. 3 Progresiv-
nih Slovenk, v Slovenskem dru-
stvenem domu ma Recher Ave.
clanice SO ~prijazno vabljene, da
Sc polnostevilno udelezijo, ker
je seja wanna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05

Podprimo borbo Amerike n demo-
kracijo In svobodo sveta : nakupom
vojnih bondov In vojno-yarcevalnih
lxnamk!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
MA

BERN, %. marca. - Paveli-
cev list Hrvatski narod poroca
dine II. marca, da je bill zdaj ma
Hrvaskem in v Bosni vpoklican
letnik 1924. =
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05

Rusi porocajo tudi o silnih le-
talskih bojih, v katerih je bio
sestreljenih IS nemskih letal,
docim so Rust izgubili II letal.
Teh bojev Sc je udelezilo
mnogo v Ameriki izdelanih le-
tai. Rusi so radostni mad radio
porocilom il Zedinjenih draw,
XII naznanja, da SO ma potu v
Rusijo nova letala in da posilja
Amerika v Rusijo vec letal ka-
kor kamor koli drugam ali ma
katero koli drugo bojisce.
Ruski letalci so napadli tudi
rumunsko pristanisce Konstan-
co.
Evening star., 1943-09-26

And he turned his gun on the other nest.
He got it, too - just as the coxswain
managed to get the boat over the sandbar.
They started back to the ship, and someone
noticed that Proeger was sort of draped over
his gun. When they went over to him, they
found him with bullet right through the
middle.
They CAN it \ ~pz=zss"
DO THAT'S how one boy helped make that
particular invasion pushover. There were
lot of others, too, that the observers up
there in planes couldn't see when they were
sending those picnic" reports back to
headquarters. Well. that's the way war is.
But Proeger's shipmates would like little
Waiter to know what sort of guy his old
man was. When got sent back to the
States, that was just about my Number
One mission. And so set this down.
Walter James Proeger was born just two
weeks after that invasion night.
Here's wishing you smooth sailing,
Walter. And may you be the sort of a guy
your old man was.
Evening star., 1943-09-26

time. He's got right to know.
Walter Tracy Proeger, Seaman Second
Class, IS. Coast Guard. That was the
fathers name. He was just 10. Before show
ing off on his first long voyage, Proeger and
his girl got married. She was II. He was
nuts about her.
But Proeger was tickled, just the same,
to be drawing overseas duty. "It'll be some
thing to tell Junior when come back, he
would say to us. Show him what kind OF a
guy his old man is. That was the way he
let it be known that there was going to
be a baby. He took it for granted it
Evening star., 1943-09-26

dCCuI due dl luSS,
and Proeger and
other gunners, re-
turning the fire, ST.
fenced one of the
nests. But just
then the other
one got the bead,
and bullets rat
tied all over the
boat.
The coxswain let
out a YELL. Get
down." These land
ing boats don't
have much arrnor,
but they're some
protection; and the
coxswain figured
that somebody on
shore, not under di-
rect fire, would spot
that nest and put it
out of business.
But Proeger was
MT one to wait for
somebody else to
do a job. "Wait till
/ get that so-and-
So" he yelled back.
Evening star., 1943-09-26

sky. But it wasn't any picnic from where we
sat - not for, quite while. Not until
Proeger and lot Of Others had done their
stuff. Boats were coming back from the
beaches cracked up, punctured, sometimes
half-swamped.
The Captains orders will give you fair
idea of what was happening to those in
vasion boats: Pull 'em up. Pump EN- out.
Patch 'em up. Drop 'em back. Continue
unloading. Get this stuff ashore"
He - DoacA, Dsys!
PRoEGER went in with the first wave. The
boat hit the shore all right, and the Rangers
charged up the beach. But before it could
shove off again, couple of machine-gum
nests opened up on it, one from one side,
one from the other. The fire wasn't very
Evening star., 1943-09-26

nRoEGER won't be able to tell
little Walter about it him
self, now. So, on behalf Of his
shipmates, III Get it down. Per-
haps the kid will read it, some
Evening star., 1943-09-26

had to be assigned to his particular task
and drilled in it by day and night
Proeger drew deck assignment, on the
ship, helping to man gun. What with
probable bombing attacks by enemy air.
craft, torpedo attacks by enemy submarines
and artillery attacks by enemy shore batter
les, it was going to be dangerous enough,
Lord knows But Proeger didn't see it that
way. "What'll tell Junior?" he groused.
That his old man stayed on the ship and
watched the invasion? A fine guy, he'll
think | AMI
DAt3le 8tatSoas
WELL. to cut through the details, Proeger
wangled himself place in one of the land
ing boats - in the starboard after gun
hatch, manning machine gun.
And so the big night came.
Aboard ship, we were getting reports on
the radio that the invasion was pushover
- mo strong opposition men stream
ing ashore -. like big picnic -. F."
Maybe that's the way it seemed to our OBJ
servers, from where they sat, up there in the
Evening star., 1943-09-26
DEAR JUNIOR.

Your dad wanted TO make you proud OF
him = and he did. AS you'll discover
By Lieut.. Blair vvalliser
US. Cooa Guard
Evening star., 1943-09-26

would be q boy.
Well, once over
in the Mediterra-
mean, our ships
started getting set
for the big job =
putting invasion
troops ashore.
InvAaioa
that's a Coast
Guard speciality,
based on years of
peacetirne expert
ence with small
boats in tough sit
uations. Even so,
there's a difference
between rescuing a
shipwrecked crew
in a storm off our
own coasts and
landing troops on a
hostile shore under
fire. Plenty of
training and ma
neuvering had to be
done even after we
got across the At
lantic. Each man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
MANY NEW TAXES

The House bill levieS many new
excise taxes and increases others.
1t proposes to increase all liquor
taxes by S45S,000.00o, sharply
raises taxes on jewelry. furS, tot
let preparations and luggage. in
creases levies on telephone and
telegraph messages, telephone
bills, motion picture, cabaret and
other admissions.
A heavy tax is laid on race
horse pari-mutuel betting ma
chimes. Postal revenues would
be increased by S170,000000.
The measure also increased the
corporation excess profits tax. II
repeats the victory tax, but raises
the normal tax from 10 10 per
cent and wipes out the earned
income credit.
Senator George (D) Of Georgia,
chairman of the committee, hoped
TO complete hearings in one week
and rush the bill through the
Senate so new tax law can be
enacted by Jan l.
Meanwhile, AFT President Will
liam Green protested a provision
in the bill requiring labor organ
izations for the first time TO make
an annual financial accounting TO
the internal revenue bureau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
Chin BoIsters Forts

a new chin with SOCK 10
strengthen defense of Americas
Flying FortreSseS against from
tai attack from enemy fighters
is now in volume production, II
was revealed today by Malcolm
p Ferguson. vice president OF
BendlX Aviation Corp.
The new two-Eun chin tur-
ret, as il is termed. was de-
veloped by the corporations en-
gineers, in conjunction with the
l.. s. Army air forces. Ferguson
stated.
The BendiX electrically pow
cred chin turret' mounts two
80 caliber machine guns which
can be controlled through a
wide arc from side 90 side and
can be elevated or depressed
b. the operation of simple CON.
troll handles 10 meet attacking
enemy planes from either side,
and from above or below. within
automatically controlled limits.
n was stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
Review Applications

Trucks today" said Patter-
son, "are precious. The ODT
il endeavoring to make sure
that they are used only in the
successful prosecution of the
war effort or I'm an essential
civilian activity.
considering the a1arfning1y
critical situation facing the ma
tons motor transportation
to-day, II IL probable that many
applications for new operations
or extension of present opera
tions will have TO be denied.
stringent review of such APP
plicatiOns il necessary In order
TO insure the continuation OF our
essential transportation for tho
duration"
The Detroit district ODT Of
flee is located al 2l6 Boulevard
Building and covers operations
IN Lapeer, St. Clair. NJ CO m b,
Oakland. Wayne and Washte-
nav counties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
BONDS EASY DULL
Brewery
Sold for
6 Million

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 26 (INS)
Frank M. Gabel. president OF
the Blatz Brewing Co. disclosed
today that the 92-year-old brewery
has been sold for Sc. 100000 10 the
Schenley Distillers Corp, of New
York.
Gabel confirmed a statement
included in the annual financial
report of the Schenley company
that it has an agreement 10 ac-
quire all of the brewery stock
before Dec. Is.
The Schenley firm is buying the
Blatz stock from the estate Of
Edward Landsberg. who bought
the brewery from an English
syndicate in 1920
Gapel will continue as president
or The Brewery which produces a
millions barrels Of beer a year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
Livestock Market
DETROIT


CATTLE 80 primarily COW market
~ 25c higher prices few loads steers dis
played hut little action, nominaily steady;
bulls and replacement cattle unchanged.
Odd head good beef cows up 10 $40 80;
most common and medium grades. 81 IS
7 Is. Gamers and cutters getting es-
pecially broad shipper outlet. 81. so q J. so.
with few Gamers under So and only oc-
cssiouSl light shells under 81 So creditsbis
week end clearance al classes
CALVES $50. generally steady Most
good and choice vealers SIS so; few me-
dun veslers. xl3M 10, oulls and COM
mon grades S5M12
HOGS 700 steady TO rs cents higher
on 200-4oO his. other weights and sows
mostly steady. bulk good and choice,
2o0-27o lbs. A. practical top Of SIS. rs;
few 3Oo-sO0 lbs Si3. 40 bulk, 10000 lbs. I.
Si3p 10 10 hrht lights i+o-i60 lbs,
Sli. J0Il2: few 1878 lbs. s12 as n
70 ~. bulk sows xll 50nI2
SHEEP 000 slaughter lambs mostly
2jc higher sheep steady, bulk goed and
choice native wooded lambs. S14 23ff ~ so {;
medium 20 good mixed lots. SIS. 500 u;
most Gull and common throwouts. s5d
10 common 10 choice slaughter evess
H3Hg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
Postwar Cars

Although the immediate post
war automobile market will
probably consist largely of new
1912 models, succeeding STYLES
will be based on economy of
operation rather than perform
ance and size. if present pre-
dictions OF automotive engineers
mean anything.
At the annual meeting of the
the Society Of Automotive Engl-
neers. changes were foreSeen
along the lines of improved
transmissionS and rear axle
ratios-possibly using automatic
transmission - better rolling
wind resistance and car weight
with 1000 and 1000 pound
cars getting 25 to 30 miles on
a gallon Of gas.
Other likely possibilitieSJ are
reduced engine size for koSt
models. fewer cylinders, and in
creased compression ratios.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
Auto
Graphs
Prospective Truck
Purchasers Warned
Of ODT Regulations
BY sILER FREEMAN

Persons contemplating buying
new or used trucks with the idea
of starting new operations or
extending their present routes
today were warned to consult
with the Office of Defense
Transportation first. Leslie w.
Patterson, district ODT chief.
pointed out that under the new
regulations, inaugurating new
services or extending present
ones must get the sanction of
the ODT.
Patterson said that all pros
pective truck buyers would save
themselves time and money If
they contacted ODT for APP
proval. Many buyers in the
Detroit district have already
met with disappointment. when
after purchasing trucks, learned
ODT would not approve of their
proposed operations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
Castings Firm
Makes Refund

CLEVELAND, Nov. 26-Na-
tional Malleable and Steel Cast
ingS Co. has completed renegotia-
ton proceedings of the company
profits for 1912. according TO
Charles II. McCrea, president.
Directors have approved a
settlement whereby the company
is 10 make gross refund OF
$4,000. After credit for federal
income and excess profits taxes
applicable TO this amount. The
net cost to the company Is $lo4,
$50. he stated.
OF this amount $4,000 is pay
able in cash during 1913 and the
balance or S730S0 is reduction
in postwar refund of federal ex'
cess profits taxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27

The chm turret' is mounted
at floor level in front OF the
bombardier's compartment. The
bOmbardier, or a turret gunner.
operates the guns. which ex-
tend below the fuSelage AZ the
nose OF the bomber and just
below the plexlglaSs green
house
In addition 70 the chin tur-
ret. the corporation al It's
South Bend plant also is pro-
ducing other electrically power
driven upper gun turrets ar the
rate OF hundreds per month. II
was disclosed.
Total production Of all types
of aircraft power-driven gun
iurrets here has increased APP
proxlmately 500 per cent since
l94l, Ferguson stated. Turret
production in l942 was many
times that of 194l and 1943
output Will be double that OF
turTet deliveries in 1912,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
Rails Doing Magnificent Job on Moving Traffic

Until this idea has been thoroughly explored 1t not enough
heavy provide
The railroads. which the
magnificent job in moving unprecedenedy
heavy traffic should be satisfied during the emergency
methods feeding
An increasing ratio of travellers should be fed OUTSIDE
which things, limited
supply prevailing abnouna heavy volume of traffic
independent catering be induced thus TO
railroads. they do with the commercial
relatively then the rail-
should catering
While 1t and proper to limit the use OF the rail-
railroads should show initiative
enterprise in managing emergency 1t enough to be
emergency the passengers to
make all the adjustments
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
Bowers
Sales to
Set Mark

Business of Bower Roller Bear
inc Co. continues at high and
relatively stable rate, indicating
1943 sales may be moderately
ahead OF the ST. SIC, S37 record
established in 1912. Profit before
renegotiation should approximate
81 100000 or about $4.33 a share.
After renegotiation the company
may have about S1,000,000 or 1888
a share for the stock.
Last year net profit before re-
negotiation was 81 ,062. 273 or S3.43
share. Net cost of renegotiation
of 1912 sales was Sl99, 500. which
reduced earnings for the year TO
$780,, 773 or S2.S7 a share.
Net profit for nine months
ended Sept. 30, 1913. with no pro-
vision for renegotiation was $685.
553 or 1925 a share against $627,-
I679 or S2.09 share IN like period
last year.
Directors will meet soon TO take
action on dividend customarlly
payable in December. 1t has been
their practice in recent years be-
fore the end Of the year TO declare
another dividend 10 be paid in
March quarter of succeeding year.
This dividend is charged against
earnings for calendar year in
which it is declared.
Disbursement to be made in De-
cember and one expected 10 be de-
clared at year-end probably will
be 50 cents each, bringing to So a
share the companys dividend dec
| larationS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
On the
Business
Front
By WARD SCHULTZ

A second suit was filed here
against Tom Moore Disuileries
OF Baltimore.
This time. a stakeholder by
the name OF Bernard J. RauGan
charges that the company re-
fused TO exchange 2.350 shares
OF the old stock for new because
the limitation date had expired.
He contends that under the
reorganization plan, stockhold-
ers were 10 deposit their stock
within three months Tor eN-
change into new stock on a one
for two basis with the stock
being declared void If il was not
deposited in that time.
Ratgan claims that he and
holders of other stock aggreat-
ing $4,000 shares lost their in
tereSt in the company by this
process. but that legal counsel
has advised him that district
court proceedings were illegal
under Kentucky law and that
the time limit should have been
FIVE years instead Of three
months.
He seeks TO reopen the case
and extend the time for eX-
change 10 FIVE years.
Ratigan says that offers Of
S3i have been made for the II
gallons OF whisky that the COM
pany declared as a per share
dividend and asked that an
order be issued restraining pay
ment of the dividend or alloca-
ton of a share of the dividends
10 holders Of the "Voided "
stock.
Judge James Chenot issued a
temporary restraining or d g r
and set the hearing date for
Dec. 5. same date on which the
other suit IS called.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
Real Tribute

Comes a copy of a tribute 10
Firestone's d. J. Hutchins,
former WPB boss here, by
Alvan Macauley on behalf of
the AutomotiVe Council Tor War
Production.
"Hutchins did not aspire 10
become dictator, car, or a
prima donna Rather, he was a
diplomat, who believed in apply
Ing lubricating oil TO smooth
out friction between individuals
and between organizations"
Macauley said.
A refreshing quality in a pub
lie servant,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
Farmers Msrket

FkIlIS-Applef B2ldWirf NO !. 2 %
bU No z. 50. Jouathaus So s. 525
@35G bu, Mcintosh No. I. 5O14 900
0350 bu no. 2 2.00a 2 sos, Greetings
No ] 3 0OG 2 so bu no 2. 90. NORTH
ern spyA. fancy. 8. so bu No. T. $50 d
4 On SO. q 20092 80 WAEcners So. j.
, o. p 30 10 No. ?. 80 SHOWS Ne. !.
800 p 3 30 ru No 2. 2 90. steelss Rct
No 50a400 bu no. e. 2O042 90.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS-Cel-
sry cabbage 30 J. asa 50 bu no.
2 D0 tFaf lettuce outdoor No. 2
7Sc t1. leaf lettuce dollhouse 30. T.
Sc Job tssk Endye fancy 2 90 bu
80. /. 2s-1 90, $50. g. 10 EsCarois
fsrcs. 81 bu % a. soc 90, no.
2 $50
CABBAGE GREENS G . p b
gretyT Nr T. F1c b. ul TO- Collsfds $50
J. f5cI o. ~. Kale 80. ,, 75c p
or % TurnIp greenE -. D. 90 q
J 81 bu spinach. 30. 1ac 90 tu
husart sfreuf Nu soc p % h-.
NtGEThb Lks tmisce ianeousl r." hfets
bureaec No i, 40 90 dY1. hcht
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
Many Americans Using Lines for First Time

Many of the service using the rail-
time and the circumstances management
earth good the
public The railroads should demonstrate by courtesy and thought
competition with the concept OF bureau
racy which pushes the public around Certainly In connection
building Sterilization Director Vnson
did not make veong the proposed Scent
and had agreed
the fact that all
pleasing under chronic rush hour
the period is not to get the
attitude percoe down into the rank and file My own expert
better the
customer newly recruited substitute help which
has beena
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
Wheat Suffers
Sharp Setback

CHICAGO, Nov. 26 (INS)-
Wheat futures suffered sharp
losses late today and yielded
more than 2 cents 20 new lows
on the movement. September
dropped to $685.. The close
was practically on the lows Of the
day and prices were / &c 10 2isc
lower.
Rye fell nearly 3 cents 70 81 "a
for December Prices finished
2%c 10 2%c off.
Oats closed ! lac 10 17sc lower
and barley l9sc 10 &c down
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
M. s. Rukeyser
'NNNC
Railroads Advised
On Catering Services

EN- ROUTE TO CHICAGO Nov. 26-Completing annual
swing around the observe al first hand the state OF the
nation understand what the when he observed that
$ a infinite take
Coast been ee difficult 10 spend the better
month wheels ON the West Coast railroad officials
extended themselves be hopable and courteous
railroads called upon three
number of meals they breakfast and
civilians lunches supposed to be
available for the midday meal but has mpo
AS the spirit of enterprise
omnoen Independent enterprsers are
failing with an array oil
sandwiches fruit newspapers miscellany stations where the
make long