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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
Livestock Market

CATTLE 700. slaughter steers open
ing steady 20 25c higher. lower grade
cows strong 10 25c higher, &c To 50c Over
low time last week itt.e done on beef
cows buIls slo~ about steady s'ockers
and feeders steady few good around
) G1S No. FED steers, SIS 80. bulk medium
fo l0w good grassy snd short fed steers.
Sf1 50m13 Is Including load lots ssa-
075-lo KentuCkys a. ti3 2ag l5.55; few
grassy heifrrs Sl2 down bulk Gamers
ard cutters S5W7 fev beef cows w 20
$40. but little done good heavy bulls %
SD common and medium bulls. - adH VI
good 7s2-lb feeders. 81 %. medium 1875
10 stockers. SIC. 60
CALVES sou. FUZZY steady Early sales
good and choice vealers. SIS 30 some held
20 SIS medium veaiers largely $50 IS;
cuu and common S5ul2.
HOGS. 600 Bidding STEADY on hogs
weighing over 200 lhs around ~ cents on
10000 lbs. best bids early: Si3.75 for
1p0-25o los
SHEEP 600 slaughter lambs strong
10 g5r higher. quality considered early
sales slaughter ewes strong. generally
asking higher most good rat lambs
Si2 1918 strictly foppy kinds lacking
common lightweight lambs 50 down
common ana medium slaughter ewes 81 rs
g4.50. good ana choice held above s..
CHICAGO
CHICAGO Nov p uNsl HOGS
30 600 steady Top S13 rs bulk xiAu
~ IS heavy SIS So p rs medium.
Si3.75. hgut, Sl2 IS ~ 80 nght sights
Sl2a ~ 70 packing soVs. SO u IS -.
CATTLE ~ 500 steady Calves 500
steady Beef steers Good and choice Ea
Is so cQmm0o and medium WITS
yesrAnEs Sf2N1G Butchers .Hefers $40
AIS; cows 81 90 1i2 bulls S9n12 SO.
caves Ssul5 feeder steers. Sl0Hi3.
Stockers SteerE Slla1 10 So cows and
SHEEN 600. steady Lambs SIC so
Tl3 80 common st2 ri2 so yearIings.
S10u ~ feeders. Si0U12. ewes, S3a 5. IS.
PITTSBURGH
TT p g. q G n S0N % INSf
CATTLE $50. steady, steers. good TO
choice Sib01s 20 medium 'o eopd So
heifers. good go choice. Si3.5O0i Il me-
dunn 10 good SiuH1 II 30. common 20
medium s. 80 90. COWS. good 90 choice.
IS ~ p so medium 90 good 81 jOG Z SO
Gamers and cutters s. bulls good
20 choice ST. ~. common 10 medium.
So 50T 10 grass steers So 501 Is so
HOGS $50 active az steady prices with
1873 10000 lbs. si3 500 IL 90. goo -22o
los Si5 son 10 90 21t-25u los Sl3 a. 70
Si3 go 25o-2e0 lbs Sl3 so Il - 200
$50 lbs $3.50 10 5o 100 $50 lbs xlI y
rouEhs Xll 25ul2 25
SHEEP b2oo slow ~ steady prices
choice lambs xi3 So Il medium o. good
clipped S10112. common lambs clipped
$ ~ ewes CLIPPED, 50 DO "a 3 SO wethets.
CALVES poo Stesdy f06T To- choice
SIS 50 "a so; medium. 500 III So culls
and common SfH7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
M. S. Rukeyser
CaIifOrnia'S Warren
Has Reduced Taxes

SACRAMENTO Nov 23-Many Americans wondering
whether will expansion of the activities OF
government national state and local.
Some n That the only handle the expanded war debt
will governmental
o contracting o government
Con Earl Warren California has been TO set In motion
on to halt imitation n the OF government
Although thus far have been small me gov
OF his first IN Office
the indicator the right direction The rate on state
miscellaneous taxes have been cut
did current wartime boom
conditions the the setting up OF new ana %
commonwealth might not be
to i'm he readJlstment period
Instead governor initiated the policy OF using such
build retire outstanding bonded
of the before the maturity date
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
Auto
Graphs
WPB Lifts Limits
On Replacement
Parts inventories
BY sILER FREEMAN

The War Production Board
has moved TO increase the avail
able supply of requirements
parts deemed necessary to keep
the nations essential transport
tation in operation. One of the
first moves was TO eliminate
the restrictions on producers
inventories of finished replace
ment parts.
This will allow producers 10
schedule runs of parts in ac-
cordance with most efficient
manufacturing practices and
not limit their usage TO produc-
ton OF specific quotas. In addi-
ton, WPB is now empowered
10 direct any producers or dis
tributors TO deliver or sell re-
placement parts available for
civilian distribution to any
other persons and in such
quantities as the WPB may
direct.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
Allied Mills
To Buy Century
DistiNing Co.

NEW YORK, Nov. % (INS)-
Stockholders Of Allied Mills. Inc,
Of Chicago had been asked today
to approve the sale for $4,000
900 OF the capital stock of the
Century Distilling Co.
Seton Porter, president of Ma
tional Distillers Products Corp. of
New York announced that his firm
and II of It's associates have con
tracted 10 buy the Century Dlstill-
ing Co, including its distillery al
Peoria, III, and 100000 barrels OF
rye and bourbon WHISTLES. Porter
said that these WHISTLES will pro-
duce 1000, 900 bottled cases. The
Peoria diStillery is currently IN
full production of high proof in
duStrial alcohol for the L. >. gov
eminent.
Official action on the sale IS
expected to take place at a special
meeting of stockholders Dec. ..
I'm the event the deal II APP
proved by the stockholders OF
Allied Mills" Porter said, ma
tional and its associates propose
to initiate a program of bottling
which will permit a more rapid
distribution Of much needed sup
plies of whisky 60 the consuming
public"
The contract also provides that
prior TO the sale Century DiSulling
will pay dividend IN an amount
equal 10 lis surplus as Of Sept 30,
1913 estimated at approximately
81 $50 600 10 Allied Mills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
Rule Oil Leases
Are Securities

WASHINGTON, Nov. % INS)
The Supreme Court ruled today
that sale of oil leases is a sale of
securities under terms of the Sc
curities and Exchange Act. The
decision was 7 10 /, with Justice
Roberts dissenting.
The case was brought to the
court on appeal of the Securities
and Exchange Commission. which
contended that the investment
contracts represented sales of in
terest in business enterprise
rather than physical property.
The controversy involved the
c. N. Joiner Leasing Corp. which
soH interest in oil leases in a
5000 acre tract in McCulloch
County in West Central Texas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
Truck Dealers Warned

Charges of 'hoafding" of new
trucks by dealers today brought
an order from the automotive
division OF WPB to- compel
dealers with available trucks i'm
stock to honor certificates of
transfer or government exemp-
ton permits, when rendered by
authorized holders capable OF
consumating purchase.
Investigators for the WPB
found that some dealers are
attempting TO withhold trucks
by insisting that prospective
purchasers pay for additional
equipment added to trucks
other instances, dealers de-
manded a used truck be turned
In as a condition Of the sale.
Both of these tactics are
frowned upon and the WPB
may act against dealers who
continue to make such de-
mands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
HITS TERMINATION

Also testhying before the COM
George ferborgf1, research
director of the Machinery and
Light Products Institute, said
that present procedure of ter
war contracts works a
hardship on subcontractors.
Under the present procedure,
ferminations are calculated pri-
marily with reference to time
contractors and get less favor
able to subcontractors as they
proceed downward" he said.
Terborgh called for a termina-
ton officer, who would be author
lied TO conclude agreements. to
be assigned each sub-contractor
He said this will greatly simplify
procedures both for the govern
ment and the contractor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
DR.. M'Cord 10 Address
Safety Council Unit

Or. Carey p. -McCord ChrySler
Corp. will address the occupa-
tional and safety division Of the
Detroit Industrial Safety Council
on Control of Exposures 10 Ma
terial New 10 Industry" al the
Detroit Institute Auditorium,
Wednesday al 100 D. m DR.
Frank r. Tallman. director of
mental hygiene. Michigan State
Hospital Commission. will discuss
Mental Aspects Of Employe To-
ward Industrial Hygiene Control
Measures
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
Farmers Market

FENiYs-A pples Rsldwtns, No I s.
s.s,,.... e .ff52,g4 su !.
Q $50 bu No. ,. S21250; Greetings.
No. ], IS z 3 90 hu NO. ?, 81 Northern
spies fancy. 81 so bu. No. l. So 50a4.
$50 $50 Z au sae a. 49, 81 SHOWS N9 10 $50
Saa 3 So bu No. 2 81 steeies Red
no. $3.50 "a eu.; No. ?. s2425o
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
Celery Cabbage, No. !. S125ai.75 bu.
15c IN Leaf Lettuce. dollhouse Ne /.
s5c l0-ib sack Endive. fancy, ~ 50
bu No J. 1880 so; No. 2 81 Esca-
role, fancy, $50 ou.. No. /. 9oc b 81
VIC ErARLE GREENS Cabbage
Greens. No !, soc 81 bu. Couards 40
], 75cHS 81 hu. kale No. 75c 81 bu.
Turnip Greens. No. l. S1al25 spinach.
vEGEThBLEs. MISC Bee,s. bunehed
No l. 75c b. 81 doz bchs topped 80 /.
81 g 2 80 bu No. ?. $50. Broccoli No
p 80 bu. No. 2 81 Red Cabbage, No.
J, $l75u2 Is hu No ?, $3.50. Curly
punched punched No e. SlgI.lo dor. oehs
Sl.75 Caulihower. fancy, So 50 ou No.
= 50 50I3. No. 81 Ceier Root
doz bchs No IS s5o No 2 30 4oc
Fennel No. /. 50 doz bchs No. ?. 81.
Horseradish No J. S2M22b peck bskt
No. ?. $50 Kohlrsbi. No o. 75c r. 81
doz. bchs. Lceks, No. 1, Sla 30 doz
bchS.
Onions. green. No : Na125 doz.
bchs dry, fancy 81 50 5o-lb sack No l.
- 1913. Parsnips fancy Sfu4 80 bu
No. I. 50 50T3; No. 2. Parsley Root,
No. l. SiGl.2S doz nchs Curly Parsley
No. /. 7scaSi doz. bchs. Potatoes No.
D. 81 eOu3.25 100 lbs No 2 81 so.
Pumpkins, No /. S21250 bu Rad shes,
red. dollhouse. No. /, 81 doz. bchs Ruta-
bagss No. l. 81 50. squash. Delicious.
No l. 81 80 70 eu no 2. %
81 rs. Table Queen. fancy. 81 50 bu No.
!. Isl LIS. Tomatoes. hothousel 50 \
81 lf-lb, bskN Turnips, hunchedA No L.
GOO 81 doz hchs topped No l. 81 IS
n SO bu. No. 2 81 Vegetable oysters,
No /. $50 .doz hchs
EGGS Large Sieg20 3o-doz. case
medium. Si7uls 50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
Cemmends Fisher Body

Fisher Body today revealed
that its production of gun
breech housings for the five
inch dual purpose naval guns
has shown steady climb for
the past six months.
Though the navy prohibits
actual figures, f. F. Fisher, gen.
eral manager. stated that each
succeeding month has shown a
substantial increase over the
previous months.
The housings are made at
the Grand Rapids stamping
division. The contract is less
than a year old. Recently
Fisher Body received a tele-
gram from Rear Admiral w. II.
p. Blandy. chief of the bureau
OF ordnance, commencing the
company for the quality and
quantity of its production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
ID Seek
City Job

PONTIAC. Nov. % Pontiac's
vacant city manager post today
had attracted ID applicants.
Latest 10 file for the job va
Gated Nov l by William p. Ed
monson, who became chairman Of
the state liquor control commits
sion. is Dow l. Sears. former city
manager of Ironwood, now super
intendent Of the Fergus Falls,
MINI, water and light depart
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
Flint Clio Organizer
Gets Detroit JAW Job

FLINT, Nov. 23-Robert Stone.
former international representa-
tive here. today is on the staff
Of Leo Lamotte, UAW-CIO re-
gional director in Detroit.
Stone headed q consumers COTE
mittee here which investigated
prices of foodStuffS in Flint, and
led a delegation TO Washington to
demand a rollback of food prices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
Bockstahier Elected

Walter Bockstahler, assistant
director Of the Office of Defense
Transportation in charge of
traffic movement. has Abeen
elected president of Interstate
Motor Freight System. He
succeeds j. V. Sanner, who re-
tired.
Bockstahler has had 35 years.
experience in the transportation
field. He said no changes in
the executive personnel OF
Interstate is contemplated.
Drawn Sproul is general traffic
manager of the system.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
Standard Contact Discs

ff'fe aeute shortage of tung-
stem has necessitated the
standardization of ignition con-
tact discs, according to the
automotive division of WPB.
Distributors are now required
to return to producers or sup
pliers used contact points for
reclamation, when the distribu-
tor himself is unable to perform
this service.
The automotive division esti-
mates that this will result in a
70 per cent savings in tungsten
for manufacturers, while up to
80 Pc cent of the contact
points returned will be re-
claimed for further use.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
Earnings


Flscs, ear ended July ~
iet1. 1912
set profit s. o52 $50 Sa7l sz2
Per snare - "a soc
AMERICAS INVESTMENT. III.
Nine months ended sept 81.
1873 1912
Net prof. S7ls osi Ssl7 3is
Per common share '6c 56o
PVT MILK
septemher quarter lst3 ls'z
Net profit Sfss. ZD6 tit2 4h1
Per common share sic s3c
SUPERIOR on CNIIFORNIA
Fscai year ended Aus ~
Ne, profit 81 go 2ts NAt2 7ss
share earning Al0ub $40
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
"a week Nov Ss.237 1855 Sc 8t5nSs
Jan Nov ~ S2ss l55 3s3 S235. it3 7s2
BANGOR a tRoosrooK RAILROAD
October ne, income s7ss 400 s7631s
10 months net inc ~. x32t fZs 50f $50
Per pfd share So % Nl3 lF
Per common share $3.50 s. %
GENERAL oJTDooR AnNERUSING
Net profit N3o5 $50 ~ ~ h32
Common share earnings BE SC
GAYLORD CONTAIN'ER
Nine months ended Sent go
1919 1872
Ne prot SITS }o5 xSt3 HSS
Common share earnings Xlo7 SIZE
TRANSCONTINENTA WtNTtRN AIR
Nine months ended SEPT so.
1913 1882
Net profit ~ 2~s.H}5 81 SSH
Per share Nl.3F 81 ~
OPERATING revenues Sft1Ot $50 Sli $50 52i
GEN AMERICAN TRANSPORTATIO
Nine months ended sent go
1888 1882
Nei proft s. OBS. ~ 81 io3 55i
share earnings 81 20 81 81
Is PITNFN -BONES POSTAGE NhTER
SIX months ended Sept so
1913 1872
Set profit 1862 400 t2i2. 200
Per share g9c &c
PAN-AMERICAN PETROLEUM AND
TRANSPORT
September quarter 1888 1892
Net proff f6hs, 226 - $50 i1a
share earnings lac soc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
Head Of Buick Local,
III, 10 Leave NAVY

FLINT Nov, % John McGnl.
former president of /Buick Local
500 tUAW-GI0t, is to be given a
medical discharge from the navy,
he notified his wife, Mrs. Alice
McGill.
Upon his return TO Flint he may
resume his post as president OF
the local now headed temporarily
by Ben Woodward. McGill entered
the service last July.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
Holiday!
Lack Of Coal May Close
Branch County Schools

COLDWATER, Nov. % CUP)-
One thousand Branch County
school children will be forced TO
stay at home unless the coal
shortage in the schools is allevi-
ated, il was reported here today.
Rural schools are suffering from
fuel shortage, it was reported.
and schools at Quincy. Bronson
and Union City also are in need
OF coal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
Cites Hiqh Average Level Of Appointments

Indcendent nonpoca here have commented
me on level Of Gov WarrenS appointments
When chief inquired aoout ms
appone He said that before ne appoints lawyer 10
judicial other position he asks for report on the man oh
ne association. -.
During campaign Gov Warren took steps TO assure hn,
lie made that ne
made no commitments politicians which would restrict ms
of Although ieplohC
Gov received 100000 votes IN the Democratic
on a tlckei
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
Plan Relaxed Rules
On Charge Accounts

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23-Fed-
eral Reserve Board officials are
conducting a survey to determine
whether restrictions on charge
accounts and instalment buying
should be eased or removed.
Regulations were adopted in Au-
gust. 1871, as curb on infla-
tionary tendencies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
81 .40s Work in Lansing

LANSING, Nov. 23-The cham
her Of commerce announced today
that employment here gained $50
per cent during the month OF Oc-
tobcr The report stated that 81 =
408 persons were engaged in work
here in that period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
Hike Vacation Pay
For 100000 Workers

PITTSBURGH. Nov. % The
War Labor Board has approved
increases in vacation pay for some
100000 employees in 50 plants Of
Westinghouse Electric and Manu-
featuring Co
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
$67 900 in YuIe SAVINGS

s Tt r GIS. Nov. Nearly
S67 900 Will be released in Christ
mas savings checks by the Citi-
zens State Bank here next week.
the amount representing 100
club members
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23

Likewise does think that the executive
Thus instead Of trying to dictate
10 the independent of the government he publicly
in door
But he does not think mat
of he dominate the legislature
These gestures significant 10 symbols II ffugai ana
developed nationally and IN the
with the diff
cult economic problems growing OF the transition eventually
from a economy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
Union Pacific Orders
$ New Locomotives

NEW YORK. Nov. 23-The
Union Pacific Railroad has placed
an order for 30 steam locomotives
with the American \ Locomotive
Co. OF these. 10 WIN be for pas
senger service and p for freight
service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
See End Of Rdtioninq
For Luxury Foods

NEW YORK. Nov. % Elimins-
ton Of luxury items from food
rationing is being considered by
OPA. according 10 the American
Institute OF Food Distribution.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
Resisted Tendency TO Spawn New Boards

In addition resisting the tendency 10
spawn During his ncmbency only
one new temporary agency designed help with the furnishing
farm established Before long the chief executive
report measurable results IN cutting down unnecessary
activities,
possible seeks to encourage the nde
pcntcnre of local amt government
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23

rOcnnN ~ IL II !.
Dividends, IN the foregoing table are the
amounts declared ~ paid 80 far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
2,170.OOO FIRMS

Holland declared there were
: l7o.00e separate business estab-
lishments doing business at the
time of Pearl Harbor. =. 100000 of
which have less than 100 en-
ployes.
In i9422,-hr satd.- there were
$1,000 deaths in small business
and during the first six months of
l943 there were $1,000 more put
out of action.
Meanwhile. David r. Craig.
president of the American Retail
Federation. told the committee
headed by Senator George Cd Of
Georgia that power TO dispose of
all surplus government goods
after the war should be vested in
single agency. preferably the
treasury department.
Craig asserted. however. that
the present method of sale of
surplus commodities excludes all
smaller merchants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
DETROIT STOCKS

Sales Net
in 100 High Low ii.t5 Ch re
Oct Edison ] 20 8 20 20 ~ y
UNLISTED
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
Senate Told
Little Business
Near Disaster

WASHINGTON, Nov. % tINS1
Lou Holland. former chairman
of the Smaller War Plants Corp,
that $4,000 small bust
ness organizations have been
killed by war economy since
Pearl Harbor. The Smaller War
Plant Corp. is unit OF the War
Production Board.
Appearing before the special
Senate committee on postwar
Holland warned that
further depletion Of the nation $
small business firms would be
disastrous.
Unless we can maintain n
broad base OF great many
small businesses, the foundation
of our economic structure will
be weakened and the freedom
Of all business, both large and
small, will be placed in ieop-
ardy," he declared. "The help
of small enterprise is essential
In preservation OF free So
ciety I'm the United States
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
Dividends

'specisl year-snd Distribution on common
c-Cnmmon
WALGREEN 90.
Fiscal year ended Sept 80;
tsf3 ---faf7
Sei profit 50 2s9 $40 81 3sI $50
Per common share 81 % 81 n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
MtRICAN INNtsrMtNT. NJ.
sTrfRInR OIL CAIIroRNIA

Fiscal year ended Aug 2i-
1913 fqse
N., prof, 81 ga 2ts NAt2 7ss
share earnings $40. ub Alo. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
Doesn't Attempt TO Dominate Legislature

local units OF eeFeFRmeRt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23

1858 1912
"a. week Nov Ss23T 1855 80 345 nbS
Ian Nov. "a S2s6 l55 3ea S235 ii3 7s2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
'OJTDOOR AnNERTJsIN'

TRANSCONTINFNTA A wtNTtR> AIR
Nine months ended SEPT 80
1913 1912
Net profit Sic~sg}5 81 3Iss SIT
Per share Nl.3F 81 ~
Operallng fevenues So lOl $50 Sll $50 a2i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
7 TORN ENTS
OF INDIGESTION and GAS
PAINS WORE HIM OUT

Mr.. Edward Bischof, Of 1857
Fullerton Ave, Detroit,
Mich, Says He Endured
Awful Rheumatic Pain -
Could Not Digest His
Food-Praises Gillian, For
= Bringing Blessed Relief.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Packard Men
Again Top WPB
War Honor Roll

Maintaining their record of
leadership in the national honor
roll for suggestions to increase and
improve production, employees OF
Packard Motor Car Co. received
10 citations out OF 19 awarded in
this state.
In the company's annual report,
President Gee ge Christopher men
toned specifically that the labor
management committee program
has helped Ito increase output.
decrease waste and heighten
morale"
From Packard'S Work 10 Win"
campaign have come 1859 ideas
OF which 7lS3 were practical shop
suggestions to improve production,
The labor management committee
carefully studied the suggestions
and accepted 1870 OF them, these
being adopted later in the shop.
The latest WPB awards Ia
Michigan employees were:
Joseph Morrison, Yellow Truck
and Coach Manufacturing Co,
Pontiac. and these workers at the
Packard Motor Car Co. in Detroit
Paul Misiuk, Arthur Grimmer,
Benjamin Fisher. Michael J. Vor-
glitch. Casper Bens. Frank Hen
dericks, Cecil w. Wilburn, William
n. Graves, Albert Morley Jr
Harry E. Peters. Martin J. Bren-
ner. Charles Dumas. Rowley
Snyder. Jonas Woodcock, Martha
Carlson. Joseph Stopar, John NJ.
Clark and Ralph Rem.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Widow Sets Mark
Mother Of Five Three Are Soldiers), Mrs. Santure
Has Been Neither Absent Nor Late

A model employe AZ the plant
of Monroe Auto Equipment Co. is
Mrs. Evelyn Santure. 45-year-old
widowed mother Of five children.
Since her employment as a pro-
jectile Inspector in November.
1912, she has never missed a days
work, nor has she been late.
In addition, many times she has
reported for extra work on her
day off.
Mrs SanIure was recently pro-
NOTED 10 the post of supervisor Of
projectile inspection
II this honor worker" is I'M
usually Jealous and overly careful
in her inspections and work. she
has good reason--three OF her
sons arc in the armed forces.
Roger Santure, % years old, left
with the national guard Novem-
Der, 1910. He has spent five months
in active duty in New Guinea and
is stationed now somewhere In
Australia. He is a first class
private, with special rating.
Harley Santure. II years old.
was indicted into the army Dec.
a, 1912. He is stationed al Camp
Claiborne. is a first class private
and has received medals as an ex-
pert gunner.
Clifton Sanure, 10 years old.
was indicted on Jan. 10. l943 and
he is stationed al Fort Bradley.
-LaNerp -Santure. Ia years old
and the youngest Of the Santure
family, is an active Boy Scout and
Rita Santure, age %, is working
in the Monroe Auto Equipment
Co. as A pay roll clerk, doing her
bit for the war effort.