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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Holds Up Settlements

The struggle between the war
department and the general ac-
counting office comptroller
general TO you) for the final
word on contract examinations
and settlements is titanic one.
1t affects billions of dollars in
war contracts and until Con-
gress passes legislation to deter
mine who is TO dominate, il may
hamper the war effort by hold
ing up settlements now IN the
mill
Many firms. whose contracts
have been terminated and are in
the midst of settlement negotia-
tons. are reported TO be reluct-
ant TO proceed until the issue is
determined. They fear that they
will have TO go through all the
red tape twice instead of once
or if they negotiate with the
wrong department, be penalized
by the one which finally gets
Congress nod.
The House subcommittee
which visited Detroit last week.
including the famed Clare Booth
Luce. were just looking" and
gathering information for a re-
port to the main body. But it
was this reporters feeling that
it had faith in the agency which
made The contracts TO settle
them equitably and quickly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Amer. Disti||ing
Climbs Again

NEW YORK. Nov. is GNSl--
American Distilhng which rose
23H yesterday on the company's
plan 10 distribute rs liquor 70
stockholders. continued us ad-
vance this morning, opening Al
100, up pa. Other liquor shares
were fraCtIonally higher.
Elsewhere the list was narrow
with only small fractional Price
changes occurring. Trading was
quiet
Rails we're steady AZ were utlli-
ties. steelS and rubbers Foods
and oils were easier. while COM
municationS were mixed. Amer
ican Telephone lost fractonally
while Western Union "A was
up Is.
Opening prices:
Schenley SIS no - Southern
Railway 20, United Gas Improve
ment 2as L. 5 Steel -, up =
international Nickel 262s on
Bethlehem Steel 55As, of Z,
ONO on l6is CurtisS-Wright Z.
American Telephone 1855. of .
Radio 50; Montgomery-Ward Il.
United Aircraft 27l2 kenneCott
of a.; National DiStillerS 32"e,
up * Anaconda pas, CorSoil-
dated Edison Dis. up -; CheSa-
peakc and Ohio a.. of IS
STANDARD on of New Jersey So
New York Central 49,. up i
American DiSulling 100. up 2i2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Nash Workers
In Lansing Vote
No Strike Pledge

LANSING, Nov. 10 Members
of Observation-Disclosures Local No. IL
yesterday pledged their full sup
port of the national CIO-UAW
No strike policy for the dura-
ton Of the war
Union men gathered at the
Pudden Auditorium for a policy
making meeting, adopted rcso-
luton embracing the no strike"
pledge.
The resolution set forth that
any departments or department
who elect TO violate this mandate
in unauthorized work Stoppage,
shall forfeit All rights 10 repre-
Scntation under the union bargain
ing structure for the duration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Chrys|er Profit
Steady as Sales
Hit 651 Million

ChrySler Corp, reports net
profit fof the quartet ended Sept.
30 of S4.459. TAO after all charges,
equal 10 Sl.03 a share as com
pared with S5.732 $50 or Sl.3l a
share in the like period d year
ago
For the nine-month period,
Chrysler profit amounted 10 Sl6,-
997 ,OS9 or 1891 a share, as against
Sl4.5O2 $50 or S3.33 a share.
President X. +. Keller in his
report 10 stockholders pointed out
that this years earnings are sub
ject TO renegotiation, but that re-
negotiation proceedings for 1872
have been concluded by an agree
ment which calls for no ADJUST
mppt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16

In this they. along with Col.
Bryan Houston. just loaned by
the war department to the OPA
as deputy administrator in
charge of rationiffg. Col. Hous-
ton has been assistant director
of the purchase division and
chief of the contract termina-
ton branch of the army service
forces.
Col. Houston recently re-
vealed that the government had
Cancelled more than $500 prime
contracts so far. He estimated
the sub-contracts at about S.
600. And he found that the best
interests of all served if settle
ments were made quickly. His
views, as given here at meet
ing sponsored by the Automo-
tive Council recently, could well
be adopted by the House:
You are going to pay some
200 billion dollars for this war.
Your children and your grand
children will be paying on II.
The difference between the most
penurious. hard-fisted, careful,
ruinously slow settlement which
could be made of these termina-
tions, and the most liberal which
could he made, won't amount to
500 million dollars.
ut Is very poor poker play
ing, dice shooting, or business,
to gamble a 200 billion dollar
peace against a quarter of per
cent. and II you let this thing
get into a tailspin, II will cost
you 10 many more billions I'm
unemployment wages, In lack OF
income, taxes, or any other way
that you or your favorite econo-
mist want to measure your
wealth and prosperity. When
YOU realize that there il no sys-
tenn which j. automatically
able To save the cost OF 90
day tie-up of industry, then YOU
begin TO understand the signifi-
canoe of negotiated settlements"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Time. Financial Editor

Postwar airline passengers
n .nnot expect TO have both high
Speed and low fares, although
tomorrow's airplanes will be
more efficient than today's, ac-
cording TO Edward c. Wells,
chief engineer Of Boeing Air
craft Co
Wells. who Is responsible for
the basic design of the Flying
Fortress and has since con-
tributed many improvements.
said he could see passenger
fares as low as 2 or 3 cents
mile coming along for medium
range domestic service Ccom-
parable with railroad coach
fares). but that on transatlantic
or transcontinental hops costs
for sometime might remain
close TO the present level OF D
cents a mile.
The medium range alrplane
with a 100-passenger capacity
would make FIVE or six stops
and cross the continent in about
Is hours. while a high speed
plane could make il in 10 hours
flying at 25.000 feet and carry
ING fewer passengers These
fare estimates are based on the
expectation OF a so per cent
average load factor, Wells said
These new planes will not be
available for about two years
after the time tbe producers
can give full time 10 the on
cheering, he Indicated Mean
while, military transport types
will he available. although
bombers will not be economic
for postwar conversion. accord
ing 10 Wells He said that air
lines should not pay more for
these transition planes than
they can recover by depreciai-
ing them over a two-year period
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
ersonal Notes

At the Economic Club yeSter-
day, Fred Zeder. Chrysler's
engineering genius. again sat Al
the press table he prefers II 20
the speakers table and up
front was ex-navy man Henry
Ford III chatting with President
Walter 6. McLucas Of the Ma
tienal Bank In the Book :
Esquire room were the Manu-
facturers Association J III n
Lovett and Labor'S Councilman
George Edwards but back-to-
back 80. Lovett was with
George Romney Of tho Automo-
tive Council. while Edwards was
with Assistant Mayor John
Carlisle Ask Harvey Camp
bell 10 tell YOU his background y
story about tho setting for the
recent Board Of Commerce huSi-
ness conference in tho Shuhert
Lafayette but he sure and
ask him what he's going 70 do
with the pictures he had taken.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Detroit
Firm Wins
Il Flag

WASHINGTON, Nov is (UP)
Award of Army Navy produc-
ton awards 10 y additional
industrial plants has been an
rounced today as follows:
Candler-Hill Corp Plant No. l,
Detroit. The Cleveland Planer,
Cleveland; DeVlieg Machine Co,
Ferndale,: Flint Manufacturers
Service. Flint: Hercules Powder
Co. Bacchus Utah Plant Hercu-
les Powder Co, Joplin Plant. Car
thage. Mo: Hudson S h a r p
Machine Co. Green Bay Wis.
Perfection Gear Co. Harvey. Ill.
Plant: Posey Manufacturing Co,
HOquian. Wash Pyro Clay Prod
ucts Co. Oak Hill. J a X s o n
County. O; Square d Co, kolls-
man Instrument Division. Elm
hurst. l.. l.. " Y; Universal
Blank Co. Southbridge Mass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ S. Rukeyser
Quick RecOnVerSiOm
Urged for West Coast

McCLOUD Cal Nov 16If widely expected in business
and financial quarters the European phase OF this gooa war enS
the whether the
West will later than Inc last
Western leaders with whom discussed the subject are
beginning debate whether such time lag WOULD
be beneficial harmful
than balance might be handicap for the
West 10 miss the competitive timing reconVersIon Ahough
West Coast connection
postpone the dangers Of postwar
employment would program OF reconstruction and
delayed the post
competition the right to establish position IN
the field of civilian production
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Bidders Few, City
Buys lis Own Bonds

SAGINAW. Nov 16-The city
will buy S229OO0 worth of public
Improvement bonds with water
works sinking funds.
Its break for the city. We
won't have To pay 3 per cent
interest To some one else" eX-
planned Carl j. FAST, finance
director.
He said pending litigation in
which property owners attack the
legality of charging them for
pavement Restricting had fright
encd away bidders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Farmers Market

rFUITs-Appiss BlsdVtns 10. 81
= 80 bu. Meintosh No. 81 30 ! b.
s.so bu No. 2. S2g7So Greetings No
! 1893 81 On No 2 81 Northern spys
fancy. 81 50 M No 50 301i -
81 so wsrensrs NJ J. s. IN eu
No : 50 steele, y :. NJ. L. 50 5oai
o. LETTUCE ASH SALAD GREENS
Celery cabbage No 81 p 75 hu ;
ssc io-lb bask Leaf lettuce. outdoor.
No I $50 s3c bu Endvs. fancy -
2 so bu No. J sOc 1Sl No. 2 7'e
Escsrols fancy 81 81 hu No T. ~ "a
VEGETABLE GREENS csh nss
greens NoA St112s hu Coilarde
No. /. eoc r 81 Is bu Kale 80 81 ~
l2S bu. Mustard. 10 90 - T,,, nn
Srssns No 81 25ni u bu. No ~
VEGETABLES miscellaneous -. Beet
hunched No l. T5C 70 81 dor hCh' f"pp'n.
M. / S2G2 so hu No 81 oO. bI',,''l.'
fancy. s nu no So ~ e. Red
c.bbsss No. 81 75p225 hu. SO. 2.
81 SO curly cabbage. No l. SILL ~ hh
Carrots punched No Flc , y, a"t
bchs No ?, Toe: topped ~ /. y ~ Y
81 bu.: No. 1 - $500 80 81. ~ a".
Cslery root No. /. 81 do2 Celery. fancy
So so doz hchs No 500 tac No. =
20 n 3nc Fennel No ] ~ COZ oeis ~
? 81 Horseradish. No l. SO p peck
hssk' No. 2. $3.50 Kohlrsbi No. ! 75c
= a. 1oz bchs Leeks No I, 81 so dor
ncb. onions. green. 40 / 81 49, e. aoz
S Pm. dry No I. $500 $50 50-lb sack
Psrsnips. fancy 50 50 bu No 81 5o
:, n 40, bchs Curly parsley No J. 75C >
dor, hchs Peppers green fancy s.
- No 1. 81 5On2 Potatoes Nc l. y ~
IS 100 lbs No. 2 81 so Radishes
- dollhouse, No / 81 dor hchs R1ia'
haeas No. l. SOL JO bu squash, De
Icious. No. l. xi5Oa2 buy Hubbard. No
81. 2SdITS bu Table Queen, fancy
ii 50 bu No l. SOL 25 Turnips
Punched No 75cs1 81 don hchs topped
No. 1 Si2B0i 50 bu No ? 81 NeEe
tabl, oysters No 81 80 doz nchs
- FGGs-,Laree SisQl $50 3o-doz case
medium SIC 5Od17
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
RithfieId Oil Co.
Cuts Debt 10 Million

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 16-Rich-
field Oil has filed notice of retire
mcnt in advance Of maturity of
$1,000. 600 of its 2 per cent notes,
issued March 16. 1912 Original
amount was 100000 and one
note was retired az maturity
March Is last The notes paid
matured Sl.000.000 annually on
March rs from 1915 10 1949 Still
outstanding of the debt is $1,000
600 due March Is next.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Uroes Simultaneous Release From Reeimentation

In the postwar competition OF the far West 10 retain Al least
part Of its population gains and Of us ndustazaton
might no alone be kept KHAKI "hIe
other industrial sections country started 10 beat their
guns plowShares. -, -
ouas the European then per
hans war require the OF 90 cent OF all goods
according Donald NJ Nelson chair
man Of production The government program VIII ake IN
should needs
tbn in N FAR as military strategy all sections
n Tho country should Simultaneously released from raonng
and other forms Of augmentation
Generally leaders alert TO the needs Of
the AGAINST Japan and made sldesho"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
OK. thompson Prod
Financing Plan

CLEVELAND, Nov. 16-At a
special meeting, stockholders of
Thompson Products, Inc, ap-
proved the proposed financing pro-
gram. The plan calls for author
izatlon and sale Of a new class Of
preferred stock Of par value Of
81 100000 Proceeds are 10 be
used for retiring presently out
standing 1850 shares OF prior
preference stock and 70 provide
new capital for postwar require
mentS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Spread Load on East and Midwest industries

As matter of fact limitations of economic re-
should be the national policy TO duSe
responsibility wagng the against Japan as vel as
against Germany parts II the expectation
that the Europe before the war IN ASA Souo pc
departments and other procure
the
and. mil a we'll coast industries
conditions contrary decision
should be denied simultaneous
make toward reconVerSon
Possibly gradual pecemea liquidation OF the war meh
difficult nationwide transition from war economy
to peace
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Set Cigar Leaf
tobacco Ceiling

WASHINGTON. Nov. is fUP)
The Office Of Price Admlnistra-
tion today had completed its con-
troll Of cigar leaf tobacco by
establishing ceiling prices for
farm sale for nine varieties of the
leaf. with increases averaging
from 3.3 cents a pound TO IA cents
a pound
The OPA said there VIII be no
increase IN cigar prices at this
time as result Of the action.
Maximum prices by variety are:
Type Al. II cents per pound;
12-i4. is cents. 81 30 cents; 3.
40 cents. -. - cents; 81, Is
cents: 81 % cents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Commodity Prices
Decline Sharply

WASHINGTON. Nov rs =
W ekly wholesale commodity
price index compiled by the Ma
tional Fertilizer Association regis
tered sharp decline for the week
ended Nov. Is. dropping 10 134.S.
A month ago this index stood az
1863 and a year ago AT 1905,
based on 1853 average as 100.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16

y oV 9, in
Webster Hall.
discussing The
Forenen'S Inn
portant Role in
InduStry's Dou-
bic + Effort.
Attending the
dinner will be
members of the
Foreneu : Club
of Barnes. Glib
son, Raymond
Co an d I h @
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Common Payment
By DIESEL Wenmer

DIESEL Wemmer Gilbert Corp.
has declared-R dividend Of 37Ia
cents on the common. payable
Dec. "a 20 holders Of record Dec.
10. Payments for the year VIII
be $50. same as In 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
STILL CLIMBING

Schedules in various plants
are increasing. he added 10Th
ers are decrea sing, suspended or
completed. hut overall produc-
ton continues at high rate and
present indications are that II
will continue TO increase. En-
ployment II at an all-time high
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Livestock Markets
pFTVOIT


CATTLE 800. slaughter steers and
she stock opaning SLOW. steady " weak
Fizeabls supply thin ight gfass Steers and
heffers carried over from last week moth
ing done as vet on these. bulls STEADY, no
action On ftocksrs and feeders; about ore
load Just good shortfsd steers. Si4 %. two
loaes good 70 choice steers held A. 81. ~,
common N low Eood grass ana warmed up
steers $40 IL rs short load fat Kentucky
Erasssrs ~ SIPS. most native grass steers
ssIable around S12 down common and me
dunn grass heifers. Sc i1.5oi early sales
beef COWS xT759iO so only ODD good
cows above SO Gamers and cutters, s. 81
y ~ few thin hgh' Gamers dQWn 20 50
practical top on bulls Sl2 nd good beef
bulls Sl2 IS
CALVES $50. steady: bulk good and
choice vealers SIS ~ fev choice 20 SIS
medium vesiers largely Si31 IS Gull and
for sovs. Ruik Boo 27o.rb butchers $40 80
413ss few 20n.23n lh ~ small killers
Sia IS. is0-2O0-lb weights. Sl3 80 p 10 IS
butchers 40 ms 40. Si3 .1Sfi - 81 40.
i7O-lh hghis IN vide range ~ Sll 80 IS
asking Sl1 1912 25 on most s0ws
SHEER 600. esrly safes about steady
some interests taking lower on iawos
early sales spod 20 choice native wooded
lambs Si3 Is "a . with bucks out ~ 81
discourt nuIk sales SIS - u. medium
nghi lambs down ~ $40 run and common
tNrnwuufs N4ga common 70 choice
siaurntrr ewes 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16

viii hold their
regular Noven-
b or luncheon
meeting on Fri
day. Nov. 10. in
tho Book cad
lilac with J.
r oyer Hull
vice president
and manager Of
agencies I o T
the NJ "A u a !
Life, as the
guest speaker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Parker Rust Proof
Votes 371C Dividend

Parker Rust Proof Co. has de-
clared a dividend of 37l2 cents on
the common. payable Dec. ] TO
holders OF record Nov. 20. Divi-
dendS this year total 81 50, against
SIPS last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
RECOGNIZE Orders as Patriotic Obligation

government orders noon u Is
more sensible recognize them patriotic obligation that pre-
vents development
boom does not spell national prosperity, even
Of initiation of the national
income estimates and Of indexes Of production may
create the illusion prosperity In time government FACING
the productive facilities
of the process making lethal weapons constitutes
obiectnes Of producing
better living conditions 35OOo000 American families and con-
siD1tDr units
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
PLENTY OF ORDERS

He said that new projects or
additions 10 existing contracts I'M
dertaken during the first nine
months of this year total Sl1o.-
600 900 and that sales for that
period totaled S65l ,00S, $40
Keller revealed for the first
time that Chrysler has taken over
management of the big ordnance
depot al Admission, Ala.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16

FeneStra r bremen : CluD OF De-
troit Steel Products Co.
Or. Smith represents the ma
tional industrial information COM
mittec of the NAM and has a
wide industrial background.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
DR.. Smith 10 Address
Foremen' S Club Here

DR. Charles Copeland Smith of
the National Association of Manu-
facturers will address Joint din
R1r meeting of two Detroit fore
mons clubs AZ 6 30 n m. Friday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16

Detroit association president
Lyman +. Malone viii preside and
John w Paige G l.. L. tho local
manager for the Mutual Life, will
introduce the speaker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
New Jockey Find

Race track men rate Raymond
Arduini as the riding find of the
year. Eddie Arcaro and George
Wolf are among his boosters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Plumbers Win

The Phil-Ptt Eagles fumbled il
times in two games but won
both of them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Life Underwriters
Will Meet Friday

The Detroit Life Underwriters
Association formerly Qualified
Life LnderMrltcTs OF Detroit. Inc }
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Detroit Stocks

ne, Edtson % 2o7. 2o- 2o7.....
Kingston 10
Mich sugar 80 - "a IVY
cen Flcs 40 IS So Is II 3
Dividends in the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid so far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
PITTSRI RGH

PrTTsBURGH Nov - GNSl-CAT.
TIE $50. steady steers good and
choice xisais So. medium IN eood. SIC;
common 10 medium Si2 p - heifers. good
and choice SIS 50uis medium 20 good
SioIit.50. common 90 medium s. 1o0
50. COWS good and choire 500 IL. me-
dnirn 10 good 81 80 % z 90 Gamers and
cutters $50 50 bulls good and choice
Si2412 IS. common to medium, s. 50 ~
II grass steers. 50 y - 50
HOGS o0o active Al steady prices with
choice a. Sif Us. $50 ~ $50 Toe SIS z
1873 $50 20 300 lbs S13 So IS 20 200
10 900 ms SIS 50 u Is 90 300 20 $50 lhs
1903 ~ $50 10 200 ihs S13. so 2
Is rs 2eO 20 $50 lbs Si3 n so, 100 20
$50 ms Sii % l. 25i roaehs. $li 1871
i77F
SHEEP 200. steady. Choics lambs
SiGTa4i4 medium 20 good clpped
Sltd13, common lambs. clipper - Ftt
We clipped. 81 so 2 ~. "eihers
CLIPPED 81 50 80
CALVES $50 steady Good and choice.
SIS 50 . Is 81 medium, $40 1880. me
dun 20 good sl2 - cuils and common.
S10s 80,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
rHIC AGO

CHICAGO, Nov IS GNs1--HoGS-
20 N0n steady Tor SiS IS. bulk Sl2 IS n
1ss5. heavies Si3 81 - Is medium
STA 81. lights Si2 1913 90 hshi lights
2S413. packing s1ws. SO SO Is To-
pics SiO ~ -
CATTLF-is 700 steady calves 500
steady Beef steers Choice. SIS rs So
medium. Sifu1S warnings So IA.
Butchers Heifers Si0Ji6 cows s. %
y Is hulls 50 10 Is. calvcs. 50 ? 1890
feeders S1ouf9 Stnckers steers. xll To-
IA Sn. COWS and heifers SSTfo
SHEEP III 600 steady Lambs. Nl3 n
"a 25 common S12Hl3. yesr'inEs SO so
4icTS feeders Sii1l3; ewes Sbn 8 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
BY CARRIER
YEARLY

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not otherwise credited In this paper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
OEfRGTsaI THMES

Published every Week Day Evening ana
Sunday Morning by The Times Publishing
Company. az 1928 Times Square. Detroit
81, Michigan.
Entered at Detroit, Mich. as Second Class
Mail Matter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Earnings

soTIHERN RkILMAY

Twelve months ended sept 30.
1919 1852
Cons proff $40 AL sos e. 267 Ti2
SEPT auar'sr prof' 81 qa] lai - 5s5 IS3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s

hfhONh4--Chbfthi oouu
subscription rate On advanced by mai
70 ar, place IN the United states. Canada
or Mexico. con Canadian subscriptions
ADD lOes 10 cover war import tax
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
New York
Stocks

Chesap q ONO 44Is 44Is a J
Comm Southern q q, q
Con Vultee Air 10as 1oas 1O2
CurtiS-Wnght 7 Z 7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
neutrality-suspicious.
k.>sAs on, rowrR A IIGHT

Twelve months ended SEPT 30.
1919 1912
Ne' Income - 81 ooT - Pop ssh
Common share earnings S. o. X5,2o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
McMII.IIAMs nREnGING

Nine months ended Sept 30
1913 1870
Net profit N22a 4-5 sos tut
Per share SLIP 81 hH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02
Pitfalls Of Love

"OF COURSE that will be
Stoves chief worry / assented
the fear that Philip Veritzen
will find out about his criminal
activities Of the last day or
two"
Exactly" my father said
That will be the heaviest and
most potent weapon IN your
arsenal "
There were a dozen questions
beating against my lips for ut
terance. but / knew better than
20 voice them until the Chief
had finished shaping the course
he wished me 10 follow
WoH'i Plsa Campaign
II am not going 10 lay out
your campaign" my father said
surprisingly - and dlshearten-
ingly. for il would have been
much easier 10 follow directions
than 10 plan my own procedure
Everything VIII depend upon
Stoves reaction 10 your knowl-
edge Of his crimes. You know
him better than any one Of Us
save Mary
lie heSitated. and I stuck in
vehemently
Surely YOU are not think
ing Of"
Mary is out Of the picture
as far as this particular enter
prise is concerned. " he said.
And as / was saying
finished the famous quota
ton mentally: When / was
interrupted. but l uttered no
syllable aloud and kept my
eyes fixed attentvely on my
fathers face
AS YOU know Stcve's men
tality and personality, you will.
be able 10 tell whether his re-
actions 20 what YOU have TO
tell him are genuine emotions
p. or theatrical poses TO hide what
he is really blinking And When
you have decided that point.
snd have finished telling him
what>we know about him then
you viii have 70 be guided by
your own intuition as 10 the