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Askov American., 1943-12-23
FinlaysOn

Miss Gladys Heino and Donald
Peterson of Sandstone spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Heino. They all called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Bjork in their
new home which they completed this
fall on their farm northwest of town.
Miss Marie Holstein arrived home
from Minneapolis Monday night to
spend a two weeks vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hol-
stein. She is attending business
school there.
The flu epidemic continues to take
its toll of victims here and scarcely
a family but has one or more men,
bers ill. Therefore news is scarce.
A fine program was given at the
schoolhouse Thursday evening and
school closed Friday for two weeks
vacation.
Mrs. John Ahlbom returned home
last week after working in New Port
all fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Ladd were
Sunday afternoon guests at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c..
Alleman, Sr. Callers there on Friday
evening were Pvt. Donald Schuett
and his brother Stanley, grandsons
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alleman.
Mrs. liver Norkoli returned home
Saturday from Pine City and is re-
covering nicely from her recent
operation.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Aim of Hinck-
ley were dinner and supper guests
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vincent Laska. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Danelski and family from
near Willow River called there in
the afternoon. Esther Sprandel was
an all-day guest of Alice Laska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Laska were
supper guests at the Verne Maser
home, while Bill Maser spent Sun
day afternoon and evening there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Nystrom came
from Kansas City, Mo-, Friday for
a two weeks visit with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Nystrom
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Drahosh and
family. They were accompanied by
Luella House, niece of Mrs. Leon
ard Nystrom.
Mrs. w. T. Pearson went to Duluth
last Thursday returning home Sum
day She was accompanied by her
grandson, Roy Franson, who will
spend his holidays here.
Carl Haakenson spent Sunday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. August
Schuett.
The local creamery will be closed
both Christmas day and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs H. E. Shafer spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. M.
G. Larson, and children in Sand
stone.
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Maser and
children and Bill Maser spent Sun
day afternoon with Mrs Henry
Sprandel.
Askov American., 1943-12-23

The height, breadth and length of
United States war ships is limited to
the extent they must be able to pass
under the Brooklyn bridge and get
through the locks of the Panama
canal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
On the .
business
front
BY WARD sCHULTz
Times Financial Editor

Continental Motors Corpora
ton, in collaboration with the
war department. will be host to-
morrow to eight wounded war
veterans from the Percy Jones
Hospital.
They will be taken on a trip
through the cOmpany'S Detroit
plant on industrial truck trac-
tors and the junket has a two
fold purpose.
Not only will il enable The
men IN the factories to realize
the sacrifices being made by
the fellows at the front but IL
will let the boys from Percy
Jones know that the industrial
front IS really backing them up.
Too often the soldiers get the
idea that men In the factories
are letting them down" but it
IS felt that trip through any
of The major war plants is
bound to diSpel this feeling.
After the trip through the
plant, there will be a Commute
ceremony which will be at
tended by two Of the three
shifts At this time the soldiers
will tell some Of their expert
enceS.
In the evening they will be
guests Of Continental al ban
quet 10 be held in the Book
Cadillac Hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Stocks
Advance
Slightly

NEW YORK Aug. 3 GNS)-
The stock market made feint at
recovery today, with opening
prices irregularly higher Trading
was active. Cams on first quo
tationS were mostly fractional
Du Pont. a heavy loser in past
sessions, opened up point
Others showing modest advances
were ChrySler. PepSi-Cola and
Consolidated Nultee.
American Telephone, whic h
dropped over 4 points yesterday.
opened unchanged and moved
fractionally higher. Also I'M
changed on first quotations were
Phelps Dodge General Motors
and Chesapeake and Ohio.
Socony Vacuum. American Ra-
diator. National Dairy and War
ner Bros. were lower.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Little Business
Gets Nearly Half
Of Army Dollar

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3 lUP)-
Little business is coming into
lis own in the war effort. accord
ing TO the war department.
A department announcement
said small concerns got ass cents
out Of every army dollar spent
for manufactured war equipment
during the first half Of 1913. They
got 236 cents out Of every dollar
spent in prime contracts and
25.2 cents Of each dollar awarded
in first tier Subcontracts. The
236 per cent share Of the prime
contracts amounted To S2,07S,-
CAS- 600.
This effort 10 boost the take
OF small business concerns is the
result Of work by the procurement
service Of the army service forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Workers Own Club

Lates innovation in The field
OF employe relations in the leaS-
ing Of the Swsnk San Diego
Country Club by Rohr Aircraft
Corporation for the exclusive
use Of Rohr workers.
The club Will be run by the
Rohr Employees Recreational
Club for members, their fam
lilies and guests II Will be open
- hours a day so that all shifts
may avail themselves OF club
house privileges.
Swing shift dances are sched-
uled and the grill room will
serve lunches with an outside
grill IN operation whenever pos
sible.
Athletic activities will include
tennis badminton. archery,
Switchboard and h orse back
riding and the company viii
make up any financial deficits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Car, Tire Quotas Cut

! Both new car and new tire
Quotas have been cut heavily
for August The aim Of the
government 20 conserve existing
supplies of tires until Syntho'lcs
come into quantity production
was reflected in the announce
ment that Grade tires for TINS
month total $4,000, a drop OF
pa 26l from July.
This is the lowest monthly
quota since last April Drivers
we're also warned that they may
have 70 accept used or recapped
tires as long as the quota Of
new tires remains az the lower
levels.
New passenger cars FOR ra-
tioning in August total $500. a
drop Of $500 from July Re
serves add 1900 units or ! POO
under July Michigan quota
is 2,435 with a reserve Of BIT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Auto
Graphs
Auto De callers Gather
In Washington TO
Fight Car Ceilings
By sILER FREEMAN

Auto dealers from every sec
zion Of the country were in
Washington today TO fight the
renewed threat of price ceilings
on used cars The meeting was
called ostensibly 10 advise the
automotive trade in reviSions
being made in the ceilings on
trucks, but il was limited that
the dealers will be given. IN
addition. a revised final draft Of
the proposed used passenger car
price regulation
Agitation in the OPA for A
passenger car ceiling has wsXed
and waned with the months.
For a time dealers protests
seemed 10 insure that it would
be dropped. But it has reared
up again.
The National Automobile
Dealers Association is inclined
to the view that the calling Of
the industry meeting in Wash
ington is no indication that
used car ceiling is imminent,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
M. s. Rukeyser
NJ s. Rukeyser
Annual Reports
Show Improvement

In cultural development OF Americans corporate annual
becoming significant documents.
There remarkable reports
the years Many them better edited better printed
better clarified and interesting than former times.
UnqueStionaby the bettement the smpfca
and streaminng of the accounting figures
These changes line with recommendations made
period of These ecapuated
Of three brochures the subject.
This year company which did outstanding received
The another
similarly received widespread applause
As periodical disclose
the public the realities concerning national the
eracy which the Frank A. Vanderlp spoke
quarter of "A century will disappear.
BY avoiding the archaic omalsmS and complications Of the
beginning reports platform
for interpreting the truth about the
complaining dcmagogue others
disappearing them business leaders developing
and automatically
represent activities and their public usefulness
This year many annual reports been khaki
which
o he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Farmers Market

FRUIT Apples Duchess 40 50
~ No 81 Transp.rentt faucv S.
Red Curans No r. Ss37 30 2f-qt
|,rsis BlackherrIes No s. 50ug a.
la crate Huokleherries 80 J 50 i0 a.
|1' crate Rsspbsrrtes RED. No. D. Sll -
LFTTUcE And SALAD GREENs
Head lettuce No ? 81 % 1 so nu Lear
|1sttucs. fancy ST - hu ~ 81 2Hz7
So Endivs 10 - SOFA hu 30 3.
vEGETABLE GREtNs Cabbage
greens, No. ] 81 So Is bu. Cn.lafis.
| So ] s2u2 50 ou KaIe NJ : 81 25u
50 ou Sorrel No g. 81 501' IS hu
II. 81 ion 80 hu. swiss Ch8rd. SO
| 81 . rs bu. Turnip greens, No. !, 71c
VEGETABLEs MISC 49, A,parar8,
IS. Beans fancy. green. S3I - hu
No I. &2r2 80 bu., wax, fancy 81. 80
bu; No. l. 81 5017. No ?, 50 Reefs,
sunohed. No L. .tin 2, doz hgh' 40
colt. No / sag 50 hu Cabhags. No. 8.
81 s5n2 Is bu No. = 81 so. red cab
baEe. No &3Ts5o bu carrots.
punched. No J, Is q s5c DO, echs No.
flower. No /. Sfot5o crate. No. 2.
81 So. celery fancy 81 IS ~ 80 don.
bchs No. 1 so 70 e5c; No 2 use Sweet
corn. No / .7582 IS 5.dnz sack No.
| No. I. S4a4 So. No 2 50 Dill No L.
| as y 75c don hchs Eggplant fancy. 50 -
th-a;; NJ SO Koni-snf NJ 49, %
don bchs Onions green, fancy, N1OH
u. Is don. hChsS No 7. S5C Hxi. OniorA
No. J. 50 t0Ut SOlh. sack Parsley
No ! 75e aSi doz hchs Peppers
Zen No ! S2q2.5o y hu hot S1n
4 so = IA. Curly parsley Nc y soy iic
Itstoes, Nv l. S2lo12 Is bu NNo ? soc
nyi Radishss red 80 ]. f5o t&i dor
hchs No. 2 soc long white, No. D.
" hu Rhuharb. 10 60p75c do1 bchs
Summer squash No I sal Is A bu,
| No. 2 T5c. Italian squash fancy 50 D.
hu No. ! 81 50q2 No 81 Yurnips
sunehsd 10 l. ,I'ssaN ~ d"1 ocns
matoss. h6thouse. so. ! 50 it-in hsN
| Ne. q, 80 Tomatoes. outdoor fancy 3
| i5.le. hskt. No. 1, Si75a2 IS, No, ?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Want Protection?

a note from Luke Leonard Of
the Investors Fairplay League
in which he encloSeS A full page
advertisement which has APP
peared in New York and Chi
cago papers Luke promises
Detroiters will see il soon.
The ad starts Are You One
Of the 100000 Forgotten
Men - and reminds one that
labor. business. farmers and
government are organized but
that investors are unprotected.
Leonard reports plenty of en-
thuSiaSm in Michigan with EX-
Gov ComStock one OF the ac-
tive hackers. A real drive for
members in this area is now in
progress. he SAYS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Koppitz Lifts
Net, Pays 11Cts.

Koppltz-MelcherS Inc declared
a lla-cent dividend on the stock
As Of record OF July l.. payable
on or before Aug %. 1913
Profits for the first SIX months
Of 1913, before provisions for fed
eral taxes on income we're So e
1891 as compared with loss
of Sl7lOO4l for the first SIX
months Of 1912, or an increase Of
SO $40 u
President L. P. Hicks reports
that the entire volume OF the
brewery. allowed under present
government restrictions. has been
carefully ratIoned to all diStrib-
utorS and dealers. Distributors
and dealers have been cautioned
TO IN turn ration the beer to their
regular customers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Muskegon Firm Sued
As Price Gouger

GRAND RAPIDS. Aug. 3 INS)
Treble damages totalling S276.-
alp are asked in an OPA suit
against the Lakey Foundry and
Machinery Co of Muskegon for
alleged violation Of government
price ceilings. Fifteen companies
including Grand Rapids Stamping
Division of General Motors and
Kent Machine Co. are named as
firms 10 which Lakey shipped
steel castings al allegedlY excess
prices between August, 1912. and
March, lq43.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03

Output
Up b Pet.

WlLLIAMSPORT, Pa. Aug :
Dollar volume Of production Of
aircraft engines by the Lyconlng
division Of The Aviation Corp
during the first half Of l943 showed
gain Of 81 per cent over the out
put for the corresponding period
Of last year, according 10 an an
nouncement today by William +.
Wise. executive vice president
Since Jan. ] II was reported.
Lycomlng has gone into production
on it's direct drive and geared STX
cylinder opposed type aircooled
engines of lS3 10 225 horsepower
for use in twin engine military
aircraft of a special type The
division has also launched volume
production OF four cylinder OPP
posed type engines for large scale
installation in liaiSon and light
cargo type aircraft for use in this
country and abroad. and has devcf-
oped a special model Of opposed
type engines for installation in
hcllcopterS.
Lycomlng has turned out in
large numbers a version Of the SIX
cylinder engine for use in tractor
type military ground vehicles and
has continued at A steady pace
volume production Of the Ly-
coming nine-cylinder radial engine
that has become standard in single
engine primary military trainers
and twin-engine advance trainers
Lycoming'S backlog Of orders Is
now approximately IL per cent
greater than II was a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Stockholders in War Babies Need information

In connection with babies, to that stock
particularly the think
survival when the
disclose
they doing postwar planning research but
point policies intended solyency
through the readuStment period.
Of
hexblty which will enable
Uncle
plants
capital brick and It's management think that It Will
be able buy bargain prices after the
In addition order be ready for such hrntage volume
has
SbConracted work wherever possible II business
companies temporarily discontinued civilian
Will again after the armStce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Irony at It's Best

There is irony in an item sent
out by Timken Roller Bearing
A German aviator Of World
War ! Is giving American flierS
that li-le extra something that
i enabling them 10 outVlt the
German luftwaffe
Martin Fleischmann, Who pi-
loted an observation plane n
the last war and learned there
was safety IN altitude IS cred
ited with inven'lnE a special
steel that is used m the new
turbo-superchafgcrS that give
our bomherS and fighters the
extra altitude 70 make them
safe from Nazi attackers and
anti-alrCraft fire.
FleISChmann experiences in
the other war made him inter
ested in high altitude flying
and he specialized in metalloE-
Saphy. the study Of the struc-
ire Of metals lie came to
'America in 1924 and in 1923 ne
was gwen charge OF the Timken
metailography laboratory IN
Canton.
Three years ago, airplane de-
signers were seeking a special
tough, heat-reSiStant steel for a
vital part OF the turbo-Super-
charger 10 add thousands Of feet
10 the fliers ceiling FleiSch-
mann went 10 work on the prob
lem and solved II With the
eSGerman fllers aid, our air
force is devsStinE Germany
and other AXIS StronghOlds
TO-DAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Resorters Help Farmers

GRAND RAPIDS. Aug 3 CUP)
a group OF summer recorders
headed by Lois Shaeffer. Chicago.
has pitched IN TO help harvest
cherries and beets for farmers
here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Advises as TO What TO Include in Statement

In connection the chief Of "A baby Of
mushroom annual
this include.
He puzzled the lack Of uniformity reports
which might military significance.
As the latter point. recommended that he include those
deemed the
and then submit them censorship order be
nothing would give aid and
should
their with fuller told documents,
revealing what hitherto concealed in the interest Of the
N ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Car Registrations Down

The Public Works Admins
tration statistics Just released
show that registration OF pri-
Vate and commercial vehicles
in 1912 was 5i2 per cent under
the peak year OF l94l but topped
1910 by over a half million
Registrations last year wcrc
3. $50 PAP Of which cars totalcd
27 1853. 746 Bus registrations
were up 1850 in l942
Dealer registrations and extra
plates fell off heavily last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03

Wilson also
announced the
appointment of
r. b. Newill as
general man.
ager Of the AL
llSon division in
In q a napolls.
Due 10 illness
r. c. KroeGer,.
vice president
of General Mo-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Livestock Markets

CATTIF = t1U . PED steers ysar0 rzs
ami feifer' rat0er SLOW bai eariF Eaes
s'ssd, grasses d4f SeAk undertons
lover COWS slow steady blIls steady 20
use lower mostly about steady. replace
neu' cattle I1 very IEht supply no action
A. yet On This class good s"l-i0to.ih. fed
steers ard Neafhngs Nll 7fH IS 80 load
largely choice ar1und flOO-Ih bepysH held
above -XlL-5u.- teN medium tsd steers So
medium Erassefs. &i3I 10 20. Ioad s02 DO.
So3tnNFs.Frns a. Si3 truck 'of good sol
.r FED year'trs hefers Sl4 ~. ODD head
good COWS 81 T5ui2 so. common and
'tfs So sons Is odd head good bulls
So $50 - joi most bulls So 25 down
ward
CALVES zoo Veaiers mostly s'esiy A..
though extreme Top soc HIGHER ~ So on
few strictly choice kinds bulk good and
choice ves'err SIS 30. common and me.
dunn largely Sl3 p IL 30.
HOGS 900 mo- safes AZ yet early BIDS
'Hc t0 mostly 2pc higher ON $50 1Su-Ib
trtfi--rr-". -1rTr -utPrFyrg urTrtUR xTF ~ n
if 81 sr 1sn-2fo-h WeiEhis
SHEEP zoe Early sales AT classes
steady 20 weak; package good native
discount few medium sprinEers Sl3u
l3 So ODD lofs grassy shorn yearlings $40
II 30. shorn slaughter ewes, s. down.
PITTSBURGH
riTTsBuRGH. Aue. 2 ,iNs) CATTLE
$50 steady. steers good 90 choice
SIS z51If.75 medium 90 good Sli s0sf
Us common 20 medium xi2 juuI5 heif-
ers good % choice. SI1uIS. So medium
90 good So ia0lf common f1 medium
80 70 l2 COWS. good t1 choice $40 S0ui2
medium ~ good Ni2n u So. Gamers and
cutters, XS.I0ff 10 - bulls good 10
choice Sifai 30, common - medium.
Sl0H ~ 5o
HOGS 900. active ani 2oc higher. $50.
$50 lbs Sif s0drt To- 10000 los
So 81 = 3 % 2a0-22n lbs Sis sou g. 90.
2202id lbs SO 700if go 50-2gO lns
&it 500 20 2g0-3SO lbs STA sSutt 50
TOOL no los S13 % 70 10 10. roughs. Sl2 Sd
10 10 -
SHFEP $50 steady Choice lambs SIS
0ls 80, medium 20 good clipped Sll fp1f
10 80 COMMON lambs clipped SsHp ewes
clipped, S1V5 Wethers clipped S61s
CHICAGO
CHICAGO AVA GNSl- HOGS
10 200 - 10 - cents higher. Top St4 80
huik Stful4 IS. heavy weight. xi3 90 r
-. 80 medium xttnii 90. liEhts. Si7 IS
11A 80 ucht lights tt3GI3 IS. packing
sows So $50 - 30 pjgs Sil 5oFi275
CATTLE u 600. ~ 10 % cents lower
Calves 700 steady Beef steers Choice
SIS % 1913. medium. tt4ftt5. yparlings
ti3 rs Butchers Heifers SilalS15
cows 80 50ult bulls. Slt11f IS calves
500 IS - feeders xI20lt75 Stockers
Steers li3Gl5. cows and heifers. 81 ?
sHrrr r665 steady Lam6, tiT9Iy
common. So 501 ~ io'> hearings anr
feeders Sl31li ewes ss9775
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
DIVIDE Up CABLES

He said the international cable
and radio companies are ready to
present plan 10 the FEC on di-
vision Of international traffic.
However. the problem Of divest-
ment Of the Western Union cable
system and the working out of a
satisfactory labor agreement need
further considera ton. Fly said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Management Night Dreams Of Postwar World

addition with peacetme BUYERS
and developing technique capable OF
eectroncS and hydraulics
civilian Besides the management primarily absorbed
dreams the world
making
limitations Of SEC rules, that
stockholders
the fact that will face and challenging problems
outbreak peace
As annual reports popuarzed and improved the trad
Of outside stockholders VIII be Combatted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
CHECKED CONTRACTS

Among lis activities. the small
war plants branch of the pur-
-chaSeS- division Ee-exam!ned priDe
contracts already held by 5,526
larger contractors in order TO de-
velop additional Subcontracting
both to aid small business and TO
speed production AS a result,
7.446 additional SubcOntracts with
a value of S779. lS7,S07 were let
out
Small war plants are also bene-
fitting from the activities Of the
Smaller War Plants Corp which
was set up by the War Production
Board 10 aid smaller concerns
financially 10 equip themselves
for war work, according 10 Rep
Wright Patman Cd Of Texas,
chairman of the House small buSl-
ness committee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
GIN Pays 50 Cts.
On Common,
Promotes ;
Dlrectors OF General MOTOR. al

their meeting
in New York,
declared a divi-
dend Of 50 cents
on the COM
mon stock, pay
able Sept. l3.
TO holders OF
record Aug II
The board also
q g c Jared "A
Sl.25 dividend
on the 50 pre-
feTred stoc k,
payable Nov. >
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Publisher
Buying Into
Network

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3 .CUP)-
Chairman James l.. Fly of the
Federal Communications Commis-
sion indicated today that the Mo-
Graw-Hin Publishing Co may
figure in the purchase Of the Blue
Network.
The Radio Corp. of America.
owner, has announced sale of ths
network subject 10 FEC APP
prOval TO Edward J. Noble,
chairman Of Life Saver Corp. for
100000
Fly said at press conference.
however that he did not know
that McGraw-Hill. reported 10 he
interested in the network, has
dropped from the picture"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
FOR THE MOMENT

"Mr. Noble" he said. has for
the moment taken full RESPONSE
bility for the purchase. But
there i some uncertainty as To
what persons will come in with
him"
Commenting on the pending
merger OF Western Union and
Postal Telegraph, Fly said:
THE commission still wants
tn see some plans for integra-
ton that will assure greater ef-
ficiency and n tier public
service"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03

poratlon, VIII
be in direC I
charge of Elec-
tro- Motive di-
vision AT La
Grange Ill II
l.. Ham Ito n
and r H. Pres
colt Will CON
tInue their re-
latonship with
the division
a. w Phelps
has bqpn trans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03

lerred from Electro-Motive 10 be
assistant 10 r. r Johnson. vice
president OF General Motors. with
headQuartcrs m DetTOIt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03

pdNdUIt NOV. y 10 NIOthIUIUtIs OF
record Oct. IL.
C. r. Wilson. president Of Cen
eral Motors Corp, announced {.
r.. Osborn, who this afternoon was
elected vice president Of the cor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
DOING 4 FINE JOB.

Patman. in Washington Cor a
few days after spending three
weeks in his district, said today
that the SWPC was doing a fine
Job in Texas, but that il was
handicapped by lack Of personnel
due to a cut IN IT'S appropriation
for 1914 by the budget bureau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
EARNINGS

AMERICAS SEATING 60.
SIX months ended June 80 1879 1852
Ne' profit x2a5.l0l xte7 2sI
share esTutrgs 81 Is soc