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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

Bruce Douglas, commissioner
of health.
Reason for the shortage. which
is as acute as Detroit has yet
faced. is the inability 70 operate
under the new rolled-back OPA
meat prices, say the packers. EX-
haustlon OF June meat quotas is
contributing factor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Penn Ee. R.
Income
Doubled

NEW YORK, March 3.-Penn-
sylvania Railroad for 1912 reports
net income of S1o1, 46S,793, before
sinking and other reserve funds,
equal to $40 a share, against
$50. 1883. 1858 or 1898 a share in
.1941. After sinking and other re-
serve fund appropriations of 3d.
1921 there was balance of S9S,'
.750.562 or $3.50 a share, against
S4S,414,5S8 or $3.6S a share or
similar basis in 1871.
Wage increases demanded by
operating and incorporating labor
unions would cost Pennsylvania
S100,000,000 a year. if granted
NJ. w. Clement, president, stated
Increase in rates last year pro-
duced approximately S35, 900 900,
against the higher wage costs OF
$40,000.000.
Rate increases were offset by
rate reductions on ammunition,
fuel oil, soldiers travel and other
necessary military transportation,
approximating S32,000,000.
Taxes last year totaled SPA
57S,802, against SOC, 159,54S in
1QA1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Free Lab Service

Free engineering and labora-
tory service through which ord
nance makers and other manu-
facturers Of mechanical parts
may obtain precise reading on
fiatness and profile. has been
announced by l.. p. Jackson,
vice president in charge Of en-
cheering. Midwest Abrasive
Co.
The company's new service,
Jackson said. is designed Sri-
marty 10 assist ordnance manu-
facturers who have 70 cope with
rigid government specifications
on finish and tolerances. How
ever. he stated. it is offered
gratis 70 any manufacturer who
requires such readings and docs
not have measuring equipment
on hand.
TIE Midwest laboratory To-
Gated in the conpany's Detroit
plant. jackson said. is equipped
10 measure accurate depth Of
scratch down 10 onc-tenth Of a
micro-inch or 10 q term n e.
promptly whether or not any
given part is OFFICIALLY fiat. IN
event a part is found 10 be- not
OFFICIALLY fat the Midwest
laboratory will make ~ fiat u
that Is requested by users OF The
service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Farmers Market

FRU1TS--Apples, Baldwin. fancy, S1.7'
bu. Fl; No. I. Slul.25 bu. Delicious, fancy
50 a $50 hu,; No. /, S1,75H2 Mcintosh
fancy, S2m2 so bu.; No /, $1,000 rs
hu.; No. l. e0c q Si.25. Northern spys
fancy S2.25m2.5O bp No. I, 81 50m2
No. 2, 75c a. 81. Shows, fancy. Sl35 bu.
No. J, 90c N Sis; No. 2 30 75c. iona
thans fancy, 81 25g3.50 bu.; No. /
81. 5042. No 2, 81. steelc's Red. fancy
So bu = No. /, 25G175.
LETTUCE SALAD GREENs-Frenct
Endive. No. I. 81 % 5-lb. box No. 2, 81
VEGETABLES misc. ),--Beets, topped
fancy, H.75 bu No, l. $40 50; No ?
p "a oe., Cabbage; No. !, 81 5oq2 6p !,
n1.75 bu M. ?. 81 %. Carrots topped
No. /. Si75g2.25 bu.; No. 2, Slql IS
Celery Root, No I. 81 75m225 hu. Gel
cry Cabbage No /, s.. 90 bu Horse radish
fancy, 81 hu No. !. s. 30 q 3; No. 2. 81
Leeks. No. J STA l.25 doz. bchs Onions
dry. fancy, 81 % 50.lb. sack No ], S1.7!
leo No. p $3.50. Parsnips' No !
Root No I, Sin1.35 bu. Potatoes. 10
/. 81 so a2s0 100-lh. sack: No. 2, 81 3op
/ 50 Radishes. dollhouse, No. /, 81 doze'
punches Black Raoishes, No. /. 81 bu
RhubArb. dollhouse. fancy, 60d CSC Bib
box. choice. soc; small, T5cASl doz. bchs
Rutahagas. No l. 75c q 81 bu. No. 2, soc
Squash, Hubbard. No !. Si.b0Q2 hu.; No
2. 81 Turnips, topped, fancy. 81 hu.; No
4. 81 25nl75. Vegetable oysters, NO. !
EGGs-Large SIT 500 i2.5o 30-doz case
PoULrRY-Live: hens heavy breeds, 81
a. t2c 10: leghorns 80 a 35c 10
HOGs--Dressed medium, 3oa S5c 10,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Indian REFINING
Offer Approved

NEW YORK, March 3.-Su-
preme Court Justice Valente has
approved as fair, reasonable and
adequate" an offer made by Texas
Co. for transfer to il of all assets
of Indian Refining Co.
The offer made in settlement
of a suit against Texas Co. by
minority stockholders of Indian,
calls for transfer of Indians
assets to Texas Co. in exchange
for sufficient stock 10 provide,
upon liquidation of Indian. for dis
tribution of one share of Texas
stock to Indians shareholders for
each four shares Of Indian COM
mon stock held by them.
Texas Co. now owns 9l.06 per
cent Of outstanding common stock
of Indian.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Coal Mines Hold
On 6-Ddy Week

PHILADELPHIA, March ga
six-dsy week has again been
scheduled for anthracite mines
this week. calling for production
of 1,441 $50 tons.
Production under the six-day
week has been up to schedule
since end Of the strikes, with ex-
ception of the weeks which eX-
p6rienced bitter cold weather.
Orders have continued 10 pour
in and demand for domestic sizes,
particularly stove and nut, is ex-
ceptionally strong.
Steam sizes are in adequate
supply, however. and there are
only local shortages in domestic
sizes which are + apidly being
cleared up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
OK Utility Dividend
In Edison Stock

PHILADELPHIA, March s.
North American Co. has received
approval by SEC to pay a dividend
on its common stock in the COM
mon stock of Detroit Edison Co.
at rate of one share of Detroit
stock on each so shares of COM
mon stock of North American.
Dividend which was recently de-
clared by North American is pay
able April l to holders of record
March >
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Casting Firm S
Net Below 1941

CLEVELAND, March 3.-When
National Malleable G. Steel
Castings Co issues its annual re-
port for 1912, probably later this
week, il seems likely that net for
the year. on a per share basis,
will amount to a little less than
S2.45 a share.
This would mean a net profit Of
roughly S1,1S6,0 900 against Sits
I746 or S36S a share reported for
l1941. Decline in net from 1871
level was due chiefly to increased
taxes.
Renegotiation proceedings are
not compiled and may affect 1912
profit figure.
Outlook for current year is for
a steadier flow of production vol
ume and this will be aided by use
of new plant facilities built last
year at a cost of about S2,500,000
These facilities are expected TO
benefit company productionwise
during the current quarter, but
will probably have their major eff
feet beginning in second quarter
of this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Pack Gets New Post

Harry Pack. not so long ago a
prominent architect here. has
been given charge of the Penn
sylvania Central Airhnes' new
department. air cargo develop
ment. He will be stationed in
Washington.
Pack, until a year ago,
headed his own architectural
and engineering firm in Detroit.
He designed the interior and ex-
teriors of Pea planes. ticket
offices, stations and the general
offices in Washington. He also
designed the streamlined trains
for Edward G. Budd Company
and was consultant to General
Motors. Yought- Sikorsky. Amer
lean Airlines and others.
Pack expects TO begin a pro-
gram Of design TO develop equip
ment and procedure that will
overcome technical problems
and speed the handling of air
cargo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Gun Plant
Steps Up
Output

FLINT. March 3.-Mass pro-
duction at &C Spark Plug division
today is turning out machine guns
at a rate of two and a half times
the figure set by the war depart-
ment, and the cost OF the guns
has been shaved 10 less than half
what il was when production was
started in 1871.
These disclosures were made by
George Mann Jr., &C general
manager, who said that production
is many month ahead of schedule
and a record production figure
was ATTAINED in January. He said
March production is due to be 10
per cent higher.
&C engineers have changed tho
design, manufacture. or materials
of las of go parts Of the machine
gun since production was started.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Tendency TO Relax in Controlling Costs

In addition to this deferred cost of reconversion there are
other hidden costs in wartime.
them subtle and occasionally overlooked
of these invisible Of the tendency 10
work for single customer namely the government instead
competitive market The latter involves
rigorous discipline for it entails getting and selling
the limited purchasing OF customers In
private industry Henry Ford recognized this principle early ana
the automobile industry developed the idea OF giving more
for less.
But wartime OF there is ten
matter of controlling The politician
entitled feel that is uniportan though this pie~
subject debate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
General Foods
Sales at Peak

NEW YORK, March 3.-With
sales establishing a new high rec
ord, indications are that profits OF
General Foods Corp. in 1912 were
better than anticipated, being
only slightly under those of l941.
In 1941. General Foods reported
a net profit Of S14.153.400, equal
to S2.56 a common share. Sales
in that year also reached a new
high. totaling $50, 358. 903.
Although sales Of such hard-to-
get items as coffee, coconut and
cocoa were down sharply. this was
more than Offset by increased de.
mand for the company's other
products, particularly frosted
foods and products made from
grain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan. bushsl crates T. s.
No ]. ~ IN. minimum unless otherwise
s,ssf' s7s 'iT delicious. sEs Grth.rg
spys, S2p2.25, best 81 so. ordinary TO
fair 81 %, J0nathans. 2 : in. minimum.
81 l0l2 IS. fair Si,50ui75.s Hubbard
stons 81 So suttons 81 .s5gi.7b; Steel
Reds, common storage. pa in. minimum.
sl 20. New York bushel crates, Mcin-
tcFh L. s, No. l. % in. minimum, 50 %;
Rhode Island Greetings, Y. =. No. J.,
y IN. minimum Sl.75; Rome Beautys
.U. s. No /, 3-in. minimum 81 80; Wash
inrton, box Delicious. fancy, s0-i2Ss
mostly 50 75 extra fancy, 56-125s, 50. Is
~ 4 10. mostly 3.75di.
ASPARACus-Lig offefings. csiifor-
MA pyramid crates, fancy SO; extra
AVocADos-caHfornia. fats. Fuertes
le-30s. 81 5OQ275. fair quality S2.25a
BEANs-Florlda. bushsl hampers. Black
Valentines. mostly $50
BROCCOLI Pony. crates, Arizona. IS Is
2 $50. best 81 rs y A. so; California, -. SO
CABBAcE-rtxas. - crates Savoy
type $3.50 ? Is. = crates red cabbage.
CARROTS Angeles crates s.doz
lunches, California. 50 500 >. mostly 81 65
- 10; Texas, bushel baskets, topped
CRGLIFLowER-Pony crates. l7s and
IarEer. california 50 so
tFLI.frl IOrlNA, 10 N. crates, GOiden
Heart 3-4s $3.50 g. and S. $3.50, few
|tiher IHs mostly 81 so KS 81 Pascal
i.l-f do7 80 -. California wire crates,
SO dsz ordinary % fair, 81 25q3
COLLAEnS GeCrE,a. bushel baskets
loose 81 7og l.I5. mostly 81 soe 80 81.
f LETTUCE Los Angeles crates Iceberg
C1Hfe~n.a Imperial valley ~ $50 O. 5o
mostly S82. 5s So 81 90, mostly So
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse l0-lD. bas
kt,f DLir Michigan. 81 %
. MUSHROOMS p.n's csryovers
&c -gc Michigan quarts 81 r 4ac.
ONIONS ,0-ib sacks Michigan u. :
So IeinwF. medium. best 81, fair e
generally good $500 so.
PEARS oregon boxes DAnious. fancy
511F- 1868 s. p g. extra fancy s. - q , 30
PEPPERS Mexican s p ,ou crates Calf
is.r.a Wtrdft. Sl0i bJ baskets talforn
HuHtrfF So $50. Florida Ia ~. crates
World Pcats-t Ak4p
POTATOES l00.ih sacks L. s. No =
SIZE a urIees Otherwise stated; Idaho
nothing ofcrct. Warus pinch minimum
' ys~t~rs varieties - s. is-lb PAPER SACKS
"a fE1c MlenHEar luo.lh sarks EusFe
R3-af 50 So On pptoas s. s.. New stock
Fcrea ha crates Z. &. No. Triumph
PhDIsREs- Texas PONY crates % bchs
So sn1ars few 1fZS
sHALLOTs -Leusans barrsls 20.aoz
HthN SO -. cfsies 5-do1 s. %. s-doz
SPINACH - Texas bu baskets curN
Sl7t cartons i-doz csilophane bass
washed spinach ll-Cz s. IS
ETRAWBERRTEE FLORIDA 35-pint crAtei
NiEHrraries kll
SWEET FOT aTOEs - LouiEsns bu.
crates Porto RiCan NamF L 8. No l.
sg21srs tn S4rE CsroIDs hu basket'
rar.- Rear Yr~t SIS gO04 fsv sf23
TANGEnINEF F.0rra 0g baskets
S3n3zs Sc hu crates 81 s0F1
TOMATOES fn.It cartons refacks ne
.fyu S2s5 small t.gr g. IS
FUTABhGAS - Canada Sob. sack'
waxee, ii,lo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Edison Output
Holds Over AZ

Power output Of Detroit Edison
Co for the week ended February
27 totaled 99,493,OOO kilowatt-
hours against 101 $4,000 kilowatt-
hours in the previous week, a
of Is per cent. Com
pared with the like week last
year, the total represented a gain
OF 173 per cent.
Estimated industrial sales for
the week totaled 50,63S,000 kilo-
watt-hours, a decrease of 1.9 per
cent over the preceding weeks
total of 51,627,000 kilowatt-hours
but a gain of 226 per cent over
the like 1912 weeks total OF
il299. 900 kilowatt-hourS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Last Day
Lansing Drivers Must Get
'43 Tabs by Tonight

LANSING, March 3.-Startine
tomorrow morning all motorists
found operating their cars without
the new 1913 license tabs, will
have them impounded, Chief John
F. O'Brien announced today.
I'VE have allowed three days
grace to car owners to get their
new tabs" O'Brien said. "be-
cause we know many are en-
gagged in war work and have
been unable TO get downtown.
However. we must start enforce
ment beginning tomorrow"
Several thousand Lansing and
Ingham County motorists still lack
their plates, according 10 the state
motor vehicle division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Harris Interested
In Babe DahIqren

PHILADELPHIA, March 3
GNS).-Manager Bucky Harris
will invade New York over the
weekend on a talent hunt for
material which, he hopes, eventu-
ally will blast the Phils from their
five-year stranglehold on the bot
tom rung of the National League
Ipennant ladder.
Harris himself mentioned no
names, but IL was expected he
would talk with Branch Hickey,
general manager of the Dodgers,
about first basemau Babe Dahl
gren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03

manufacturing process. During
World War / he served with the
United States Air Corps.
A native of Pittsburgh. Wat
son was brought 10 Pontiac as
a child by his parents and edu-
Gated there. He has most re-
Gently served as assistant per-
sonnet manager. In his new po-
sition he succeeds John w.
Brophy who has transferred 10
the Allison division OF General
Motors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Foreicn EXCHANGE
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW. March 3 6UP) --Today'i
paying prices 20 growers for beans:
Pea beans $50. light red kidneys. IS
dark red Kidneys. s. c p G. yellow eyes
So Is; G. r. c. light cranherries, 50
c r. c. dark cranberries S.
Wheat. Si4sGi 50. oats 81 n 55c; rye
7ST7TC: six-rowed barley. S1.TT y l.s0
S2.67 2.70. corn, 80 csc
prices furnished by Michigan Bean Co
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Auto
Graphs
GM Board Hands
Tom Archer Sit
On 57+h Birthday
By sILER FREEMAN

Il was a nice birthday present
that General Motors board Of
directors handed 10 Thomas p
Archer. assistant general man
arer of Fisher Body. lie became
81 on Monday and the same
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Control of Costs
Vital i'm Wartime

On bsnesmans desk there should be legend remind
ing him that these are abnormal times"
Otherwise, he regard current pathological war
time conditions the normal.
deceive himself for example,
to the reality of his profits.
good chief fully of the ephemera char
of the industry in which he is engaged
Though the work and in fact essential
patriotic standpoint should recognize the fact that IT
inevitably breeds denss during deferred period OF
transition and reconversion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Earnings

Lima IooOEotiye Works. Ine., fer ist2
reports net profit AZ 81 efo f5l, aifL
A. 900 600 foF possible inventory losses
ar other war contingencies 90 S7,5S r
SHARE againsi 81 30 I44 or 81 O. shave
In 1881 after $4,000 for possible ir-
ventory losses.
Brirgs A stratton Corp. for 1912 reports
n net proft Of 81 1sc SOS squai % s. %
a share. This com % res with 3i,l54-15t 20
s. IS a share IN 1871.
Electric storage Battery @. for 1912
reports q ne profit Of 81 ssI o2e sfies
S2f3 0ef for possible decline m INVENTOR
values ara SeIs55 for cohtngsncist ~
a. al a shars on the common IN 1891
net profit vas s. 81 iif Or s5e5 com
mon share.
Consolidated Biscuit 60. for 1879 reports
n nsf protf OF Ssf2 iai after reterye n
sos 800 for fedora income ana excess
Profits taxes after dsductnG ne postNsF
credit etc Nst u equsF 20 81 - snare
sFainF $500 or seven esn9 share
fn 1874 =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Livestock Markets

CATTl Receipts $50 All classes ex-
cept bulls getting dependable action; steers
and heitrs strong now fuly &c higner
than last week close: cows unevenly steady
10 fully 25c higher thsu ate last week
inhetween grade beef cows showing most
advance bulls rather SLOW but mostly
steady. medium and good fed steers and
yearlinEs Sl3 AD0 IL. nothing strictly good
or choice offered. few common steers Sl3
dotn: scattered lots and odd head heiiers
Sl375 down most medium and GOOD heei
cows $40 IS % 80 90, strictly good cows ellgi-
Lie % Xi9 cutter 20 common cows ~ 1871
10 80. tanners S70s 80, few good beef
bulls S13 5OT14 asking up 90 Sl3 ~ on
good weighty sausage bulls. early sales
SIS so down.
GAINES Receipts 500; market steady
tor ana hulk good and choice vealors
SIS 90 medium 90 low-Eo0d kinds 500 rs.
Gull and common Sio4 ~.
lshed early
SHEEP Receipts . 900. Lrrs done
early. askIrg FUZZY steady or up - SIG 30
IN good 10 choice fed lambs few medium
tu gocd lambs sold SD q . 30 coWmon
throwouts 81 down, slaughter cows quoted
50 30 down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03

Ternstedt Manufacturing and
was made superintendent a year
later. He worked up to general
manager of this division.
In 1929 he joined Fisher
Body and was named assistant
general manager Of the divi-
sion in 1871. He holds a num-
Der Of patents, mainly on auto
body hardware parts and scces-
series.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Domestic Crude Oil
Production Declines

NEW YORK, March 3.-Domes-
tic crude oil production in the
week ended February u is esti-
mated by the Oil and Gas Journal
at 3.S60,O75 barrels daily. a de-
crease of 34,050 barrels daily from
the preceding week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Discipline Of Cost Sheet Somewhat Weakened

wartime the discipline OF the cost sheet TENDS
weakened Subordnae typical corporation
spirit inclined requisiton what they
rather than live within pe-estabshed departmental
budget
bearing the postwar capacity OF an
organization competitive markets and the slackenng
vgor resisting hidden Offset TO current nominal
profits.
value OF inventories is manage
should against the possibility OF postwar
corrective reaction
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Kalamazoo Stove
Earns S1.51 a Share

CHICAGO, March 3.-Kalama'
ZOO Stove and Furnace Co, and its
subsidiary for 1912 report a me-
profit of S453,557 after federal in
come taxes, etc, equal to Sl.51 &
share, against S4S2, l60 or S1.60
share in 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Watson Promoted

Appointment of George NJ.
Watson as acting personnel d.
rector for Pontiac Motor divi-
sion is announced by Harry j.
Klingler, vice president of Cen
enarl Motors Corporation and
eyeperal manager of Pontiac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03


Watson has
b G G n en-
ployed b y
Pontiac and
its predeces-
sor company,
0 a k | a n d,
S since 1916,
beginning as
a S Sc m b ly
map, and Is
expe rienced
on ne a rly
every lob in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03

day. the board
elected him
wee president
Of the corpo-
alton IN
c d arCe Of
m an uf8Ctur-
ing and real
estate.
4 r c y G
Joined GIN in
1919 as fore
man IN the
press room Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Ask TO Close Rail Line

WASHINGTON, March 3 (UP).
The Detroit and Mackinac Rail-
way applied today to the Inter.
state Commerce Commission for
authority TO abandon IL miles OF
line between National City and
Prescott, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
RETROACTIVE TO OCTOBER
OTHER CITIES

Saginaw, Bay City. Port Huron:
a 10 cents. hourly increase, retro
active to November 16, for APP
proximately 100 employees. Pre-
vious rates were 20 cents for
drivers and s. cents for others.
Jackson and Hillsdale: n 10
cents hourly increase for drivers
and checkers, and a Is cents
hourly increase for dock workers
and helpers were approved, retro
active TO January l. About 80
of 20 firms are involved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Government Less Sensitive TO Price

Certainly wartime, Il desirable to our man.
power the effective manner
possible sensitive price than the ndl-
exchange its production as me
citizen production another II gives in return Tor
which collected funds which II has
borrowed.
Likewise the tendency OF the cost pusafXede CONTRACT
pressure battle keep costs down
Furthermore high corporate profit taxes
remove some of the incentive for slashing costs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Stocks, Bonds
Display Firm
Tone at Start

NEW YORK, March 3 (UP).-I
Stocks and bond S were firm in
moderately active opening dealings
today. Cotton futures rose A TO 3
points. y
Most activity again centered in
rail shares. Erie Railroad certifi-
Gates opened 10000 shares at IL "a,
up q and a new high and then APP
peared a 2,000-share block at the
same price. Neutrality-suspicious.
preferred opened 1000 shares at
9ss, up 4 and a new high; N. Y.
Central 1000 at 1874 up II: Cana
dian Pacific 1000 at IN, un-
changed; Southern Railway 1000
at 1914. up II: Seaboard Air Line
Il 200 at 15s, unchanged; Northern
Pacific 1000 at 10la, unchanged;
and Allegheny $50 preferred 1900
at ga, up q. Erie common opened
1,500 shares at liz, up y and a
new high.
Santa Fe opened at sos, up Il,
and then reached 50%. Other rails
also moved higher.
Union Bag & Paper dropped A
full point to 10 on a 1,600-share
block. Il. S. Steel opened at 527s
up y. Chrysler appeared at II q
up "a. and General Motors at 47%
unchanged. Marine Midland APP
peared in a 5,000-share block at
Az, up II. Eastman Kodak gained
a point. Fractional advances pre-
dominated elsewhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Named TO Mack Board

NEW YORK. March 3.-Ap
pointment of William s. Newell
to the board of directors Of Mach
Trucks. Inc. was confirmed toda!
by Louis G. Bissell, chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
TempIeton 10 Coach
u. Of San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO. March

SAN FRANCISCO. March 5
(INS). - Robert Lyman "Dink'
Templeton, former Stanford track
coach and mentor of some of theI
top American Olympic stars of
the past two decades, will coach
the University of San Francisco
track and field athletes the COM
ing season. the u. S F. board OF
control disclosed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Wise Executive Sets Up Postwar Reserves

Management should recognize that the rate OF oooes-
heightened inventive busy period such as we
in.
Thus executive in preparing his financial state
substantial and abnor.
mav large postwar postwar
is will ignorance IN malice
profits likely the dong
that management merely displaying morse
nd