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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Out Of the Notebook

Personal Notes: Adrian Mac
Gonagle Of the Detroit Bank is
telling every one that National
Bank Of Detroit's Ben +. Young
made the hit speech AT the
recent Financial Advertisers
Convention in Chicago *.
r. Keller. Chrysler chief. play
fully practicing "SaluteS" in the
depot at S a. m. the other
morning while awaiting the ar
rival Of Mai, Gen Levin Camp
bell--and then he forgot and
lust shook hands Joseph
Nj. Dodge. rencgotiation chief,
prefaced his fine speech at the
Economic Club with the COM
ment that he can now find his
way around the Pentagon Build
Ing IL he sticks 10 the main,
streets" And I can't see
how YOU can condemn absentee
war workers when Todd Ship
building Yards Of Brooklyn
gives AL BloZis n leave of alb
sence 10 train and play profess
sional football
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Hear Truck Program

More than 400 truck owners
and special guests, including
ODT representatives, attended
the truck conservation meeting
sponsored by the White Motor
Co. at the Book Cadillac last
night. The White Co. revealed
a program previously reviewed
and approved by Washington.
The plan calls for systematic
procedure of inspections and
maintenance based on mileage.
The different service steps are
worked out on a scientific basis
and are flexible.
A dinner preceded the expla-
nation of the program. l.. w.
Patterson, representing the
ODT here. approved the plan.
A sound film was shown, pic
turing all phases Of the pro-
gram.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Beth. Steel 9-Month
Profit 81 Millions

NEW YORK, Oct. 29-Bethle-
hem Steel Corp reports a net in
come of S6,573, 1872 for the third
quarter of 1913, or S1.65 COM
mon share. This compares with
S7,444,S70. or S195 a common
share. for the like period a year
ago. Billings were the highest in
the company's history at SLAP
226,813, compared with S1,079,-
038.37S for the first nine months
of 1912. Provision for taxes. based
on income, amounted TO 1913, 030,-
600, compared with S84, 10000
in the first nine months of 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Price of CareIessness

The Hudson Triangle. Hudson
Motor Car Co.'S plant news
paper, effeFs employees grim
reminder OF the price Of care
lcSSness.
Cause Of the recent glider
tragedy at ST. Louis" II says.
"haS been attributed 10 care
lessly mschined fitting which
was shaved to sixth OF It's
normal thickness.
"The fitting was welded into
place. joining the wing strut In
the fuselage, and was hidden
from final inspections.
Thus one careless machinist.
and one lax inspector caused
the death Of the mayor of ~.
Louis, the president Of the
glider co mpany and eight
others"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Seals Motor Cracks

Because more radiator leaks
and cracked engine blocks, re-
sulting from natural wear and
tear. are expected this coming
winter. the Du Pont Co. an
nounces a new compound for
chemically mending the breaks.
According to G. w. Sherin,
chemical specialties expert. the
compound can be poured into
the radiator and circulates with
the water until ii finds the
crack. Liquid sealers to pre-
vent minor radiator leaks are
also available.
"New automotive parts are
scarce" Sherin pointed out.
There are few requirements
available when the car develops
cracks In the engine head. cylin-
der walls or motor block. Weld
ers and welding equipment are
almost non-existent as far as
civilian needs are concerned"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Auto
Graphs
Bendix Produces
New Universal Joint
For MuItipIe-Drive
BY sILER FREEMAN

Bendix Aviation Corp. was
today revealed in mass produce
ton on new type of constant
velocity" universal JOINT for
multiple-drive vehicles. Ernest
r. Breech, president of Bendix.
stated that the company had al
ready produced enough OF the
joints to equip nearly a half
million jeeps, half-tracks and
other military vehicles on every
battle front.
The Bendix- Weiss universal
joint, as il is known. embodies
basically new principles, includ-
ing constant angular velocity Of
the driven member and elimina-
ton of sliding splines. II is the
result of 10 years research and
tests. according TO D. +. Rice.
assistant sales manager of Ben
dix Products.
Universal joints, prior TO the
constant velocity" develop
ment, were based mainly on
progressive variations of the
"cross-type" joint, invented in
the sixteenth century by an
Italian scientist, Cardan. II had
been used widely in peace times.
but was not suited to the 'front.'
wheel drive of the multiple
drive. Until Bendix' develop
ment came out. the Cardan-
type universal joints limitations
threatened to stall developments
in. design of motor transport.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Firms Pool Facilities
To Make Plane Parts

NEW YORK, Oct. 29-Conti-
mental Can Co. Inc, Swedlow
Aeroplastic Corp. and Marco
Chemicals, Inc, have agreed to
pool their production facilities so
that airplane parts made from the
new MR-type of synthetic resins
will be available for army and
navy planes, it was officially an
nounced today. The raw mate
rails for these resins are readily
available in quantities sufficient
to meet military needs. The
resins are manufactured by
Marco Chemicals at Sewaren,
y. j.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Vins0n Clarifies
Order on Cattle

WASHINGTON, Oct. % INS)
had Fred M. Wilson's
Qualification of his price stabiliza-
ton program today following
complaints from packers that the
order was confusing"
The new order. Vinson said,
will not effect the current general
subsidy payments of S1.10 per
hundredweight TO packers for cat
tie slaughtered prior to Dec. /,
l943.
However. as an aid to small
business. the additional payments
to non-processing slaughterers will
apply for all cattle killed by them
on and after Nov. /.
The revised general subsidy
program announced in the order,
Vinson said. will apply only to
cattle slaughtered during the ac-
counting period after Nov. 30,
1943.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Farm Leaders
Deny Sell Out
To Big Business

WASHINGTON. Oct. % (UP)
Three major farm organization
heads denied today that they have
sold out 10 big business" by
entering an ''unholy alliance" with
food professors and distributors
to oppose the administration SUBJ
sidy program.
Dana Bennett. spokesman for
the National Grange. the Ameri-
can Farm Bureau Federation and
the National Council of Farmer
Co-operatives. said he was au-
thorized TO deny existence of any
alliance.
Reports current here for several
days and denied earlier this week
by Albert s. GoSs, master of the
grange, and Edward A. O'Neil of
the farm bureau, that a $3.50 900
"Slush fund had been raised
simply aren't true" Bennett said.
The reports followed a conference
between O'Neal, GoSs, Clarence
Francis and John Logan of the
War Food Industry Committee, an
unofficial organization of food
professors and distributors here
Oct. 10, the same day the farm
heads met with President Roose-
welt.
Bennett said that at the con-
ference the farm groups were
invited 10 join the War Food
Industry Committee and that both
Goss and O'Neal rejected the
invitation.
Ezra T. Benson. executive sec
rotary of the National Council of
Farmer Co-operatives, was not
present at the meeting. but Ben
nett said he authorized him 10
say that had he been present he
also would have rejected the
! invitation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Budd Asks 10 Dissolve
Injunction on Options

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 29-At-
torneys for Edward G.. Budd
Manufacturing Co. have petitioned
l.. S. District Judge Guy K. Bard
TO dissolve an injunction he is
sued Oct. 8 restraining the COM
pany from putting into effect the
incentive" plan approved by
stockholders July %, allowing 100
officers and employees to subscribe
to 100000 shares of company's
unissued common stock, and to
approve changes in the original
plan which will. they say. elimi-
nate conditions which Judge Bard
held made the original plan I'M
lawful.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Admen Will Hear
Blood, Norge Head

A group of Detroit industrial
and advertising executives will
attend luncheon meeting Of the
Chicago Federated Advertising
Club at the Hotel Sherman in
Chicago Thursday noon to hear
Howard f. Blood of Detroit. presi-
dent of Norge division OF Borg
Warner Corp. discuss the future
of distribution and the effect new
techniques will have on postwar
economy il has been announced
today. Blood is scheduled 10 dis
cusS the same subject in Chicago
Thursday night at dinner of the
Chicago Sales Executive Club i'm
the Hotel LaSalle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

Moore. Mcdonald, Moore e. Co.;
Charles A. PARCELS e. CO., ex-
officio, and Philip X. Watson,
Campbell, McCarty & Co. Inc,
governor of the Michigan Group,
constitute the executive COM
mittee.
The committee appointments
announced by Macarthur are:
Municipal securities - Douglas
II. Campbell, chairman; William
NJ. Adams, Braun, Bosworth &
Co: Harold w. Rademaker, De-
troit Trust Co.; Jones B. Shannon,
Miller, REMOVER e. Co, and Harri-
son +. Thurston.
Business conduct-Ralph For
don. Watkins e. Fordon. Inc,
chairman; Harold r. Chapel and
Bertrand LeppeI, Charles A. Par
cells & Co.
Education - Merle wyer
chairman: Ralph A. Crookston
Hornblower & Weeks. and Ray H.
Murray. National Bank of Detroit
Legislative William Moore,
chairman: William S. Gilbreath
Jr., First of Michigan Corp. and
Harry w. Kerr, Grouse, Bennett,
Smith e. Co.
Membership - Fred A. Barg-
mann, chairman; r. w. Motel,
Paine. Weber, Jackson & Curtis,
and Philip X. Watson.
Meetings and entertainment
George c. Dillman. chairman;
Cyrus King Merrill, Lynch,
Pierce. Fenner e. Beane, and
Howard p Parshall, Common
wealth Bank.
Publicity - Alonzo c. Allen
chairman. Ray w. Davis, +. II
Rollins e. Sons, Inc. and Wayne
Spade, Merrill, Lynch, Pierce
Fenner a. Beane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

Salable receipts Of lambs and
sheep al the Detroit Stock Yards
this week Appropriated 1900
head. which was the largest four
day total of the year. In spite of
tho liberal run, slaughter lambs
gained 25-50c. mostly 25c COM
pared with last weeks close. The
hog arket gave considerable
ground around mid-wcck but
moderate upturn on the final SeS-
sion minimizcd the loss somewhat.
ANYTHING with slaughter merit IN
the steer line, kinds grading av-
crage m dunn and better. got
fairly reliable outlet. But many
lightweight cutter and common
grass steers and hciferS remained
unSold late.
CATTLE Weeks receipts. 500. Com
rared last weeks close Slaughter steers
and heifers steady 90 Csc lower mostly
steady 70 weak Gamer and cutter cows
fully 2Jc higher, spots up 5Oc. beer COWS
opened sharply lower compared With Mon
day OF last week but strengthened later
bulls steady eany,\ later traue practically
A. standstili wiihtdndetione lower stockers
and feeders wesk 20 Csc lower. Practical
top si5.75 on load good TO mostly choice
fed yearling steers, few head choice year
lings Si6 good fed steers, Sii.40 y 1910;
mixed medium 10 good shortfed and fat
Kentucky GRASS steers, S13.T5uit. %. most
medium grass and warmed-np steers; VIZ
i3 SO! mainly Sii. so up. cutter and com
mon grass steers. $50 10 IS; cutter 10 me-
dunn grass heifers. Ssrl2, few light can
ner dairy type down 70 - BULK common
uniformly good cows. SiO.25u IL late bulk
Gamers ana cutters 81. 30 n 7.25. few light
cannera down 10 SIS medium and good
bulls early In week $40. 25n ~. odd head
sf22 cutter and common light bulls. S7n
10, not enough done late onbulls 10 make
. market. bulk common 10 good replace
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
NEW REGULATIONS

Under the new OPA regulation,
a person may consume meat with
out giving up ration points only
Cd If he raised the livestock from
birth or GU if he raised IL for a
period of 90 days Immediately
Before slaughter. or (3) If the
weight has increased at least 30
per cent between the time he ac-
quired the livestock and the time
of slaughter In all three instances,
the stock must be raised on a
farm or other place which the
livestock producer operates.
In addition. TO eat meat point
free, a person must have lived for
more than six months each year
on the farm which he operates,
or he must have visited the farm
10 give personal supervision on for
at least one-third OF the time
during the period. on which his
claim 10 consume the meat point
free rest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Bulls Heads Detroit
Priority Association

J. NJ. Bulls was elected preSi-
dent OF the Priority Association of
Detroit for a one-year term al the
October meeting. NJ. V. Wallace
was appointed vice president. J. r.
Campbell. secretary, and Miss l..
A. McKiernan treasurer. J. w.
Stoutenburg. NJ. l.. Metz. ID. d.
Patterson, d. II. Newey. j. B.
Cornwell, j. II. Angel and Mrs.
j. 3. Morris were named TO the
board of directors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Cuts Maintenance

The action of the Bendix-
Weiss joint minimizes load fiuc-
tuations. 1t permits constant
speed to be applied to driving
wheels. Construction of the
new universal joint ball
bearing principles was found to
make steering easier.
The device consists of but
nine parts. two forged Jokes,
five steel balls and two steel
pins. 1t has greatly minimized
maintenance problems in the
field and lessened fabrication
problems, according to the COM
pany.
The Constant velocity" uni
versal is used also by the navy
in hydraulic devices aboard war
ships to elevate and train guns
and in other hosting apparatus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
On the
Business
front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Times Financial Editor

Tribute to the Imagination
and genius of a Detroiter is
paid by the Wall Street Journal
in an enlightening article on
truck-trailers.
The father of the industry
was Harvey Fruehauf who,
while working in his fathers
wagon factory back in 1914,
applied the principle that a
horse can pull more than ii can
carry TO trucking.
Latterly, he found that a
truck built to carry l1,405
pounds of cargo could. with
shortened wheel base. pull
trailer carrying 22,303 pounds
with an increase in gas and oil
costs of only 80 per cent.
No one needs 10 be told the
job that trailers are doing for
the army. In fact, next year
the army wants 100000 trallers
more than double the entire
output of the industry IN 194l.
Looking TO the postw
period, the trailer men see a
fertile field In 1912 and 1913
private industry was allocated
only 10,500 trailers - which
leave a normal deficit Of 1880.
The shortage of 1914 will bring
the deficit 10 well over the
100000 mark.
AS the worlds largest pro-
Queer, Fruehauf's Fruehauf
Trailer Co. normally turns out
five times the volume Of its
nearest competitor. Trailer
Company Of America which
would indicate that Harvey
never lost the gift OF either
Imagination Or genius.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Means by Which Employed Persons Earn Living

In specific terms this constructive governmental
relating liquidation
governmental investments sound policies
scientific
OF highly initiation deficit financing and attitude
fostering rather than hasnging honest
Business needs be renterpeted of
OF the American peopcas the
CO0000 ganfuly employed living through making
and exchanging goods and services.
Ii frivolous and dangerous TO the impression by
sound and CONTAGIOUS individual thinking and planning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Detroit Livestock Market

uent cattle and calves sedi2 few strictly
good and choice calves. xi2 son 10.
CALVES-Week's receipts. !. a2j. Com
pared last weeks close. steady week =
practical top ann bulk good and choice
vealers. Si5.5 medium grades. N12 50
- mainly Si3a 1850. Gull and common
$50 70
HOGS Weeks receipts 200. Com
pared last weeks close Butchers $50 lbs.
up. i5-20c lower: lighter weights CSC down
sSws SOC lower: closing bulk isO-f0O.lb
butchers Sll35GlI.5 so: part deck 222 IN.
rail hogs Sit so: around i40-i75-lb. lights.
Si3 25dii25: bulk sows. Si3V - % rev
choice light sows. Si375; stays. Sli,75n y
good feeding p,gs Sl2 50H i275
sHEFP--Week's receipts. Il 700 Com
pared last weeks close Lambs 2j-j0c
higher. mostly 2jc up sheep steady
weeks hulk good 10 choice native wooded
lambs SIS 5Onil with bucks out az 81
less: three decks sorted rail lambs AZ Sii;
mixed medium - lambs. SiiVi325. Gull
and common. S5d 10. so: common 10 choice
slaughter ewes. $4,000: few culls, 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
M. S. Rukeyser \
Scores Loose Talk
About Private Firms
M. S. Rukeyser

all fallacies fashion the the
that private industry make good assuring full employment
high level activity else needs careful analytical
tenion. Z
Emotional economists with MARKHAM bent nowadays
American
But they indicate that there limit during which
business will be expected do its stuff in performing
economic miracles.
The implication If il falls short of
detectives then government will step and
sponsby for directing the making and exchange of goods
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Livestock Markets

IS 900 strong: top, Sl4 so. bulk. Si4U
l4.i0. hesvies. 2ON14 80; mediums
Sif254li So lights $l4n1AfO. light
lights S13 j0uii25 packing sows $3.50
MA -: piss. Si2Hl3.
CATTLE = 300 steady. Calves. 500
steady Beef steers Choice SIS 10. 40 /.
mediums, S13n15, ycarliuEs Sl2 - Is
Butch RS Heifers Si0Hi5 so cows. IS 90
ftl2 SO; bulls. S9Hi2 calves, S9n1 IA. so ;
feeders Sgn12 80. Stockers, Steers. Sl2
ala. COWS and hefers xSHi2
SHEEP-10 600. steady. Lambs, Si3T
i3 90; common. Si2ul3 yearlings SO 30
- So feeders. Si2 10; ewes. s. %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
michigan IBA
Group Elects
New Officers

Reginald Macarthur, partner Of
Miller. REMOVER e. Co, has been
elected chairman of the Michigan
Group of the Investment Bankers
Association.
Other officers are George G,
Dillman. Hartman, Ripley q Co,
Inc. vice chairman, and Harrison
+. Thurston, Waiting. Lerchen e.
CO.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
These officers and Alonzo c.
Allen. Blyth g. Co. Inc; Fred A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
FOLLOW SAME RULES

Farmers who have their live
stock slaughtered must meet these
same conditions in order TO get
their meat from the slaughterer
without giving up ration points.
Formerly, no person was al
lowed 10 slaughter livestock UNI
less ne owned the livestock and
the farm where the slaughtering
took place and likewise secured a
permit for such slaughter from
The WA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Standard Oil Offers
Optional AID Dates

CHICAGO. Oct. % qNS)--
Standard oil Co. of Indiana,
which places most Of its advertiS-
ing in newspapers, today offered
daily papers optional insertion
dates for its ads.
The company said the action
was taken 10 help newspapers
meet problems Of less newSprint
and limited advertising space
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Safe and Sound

Retail circles are buzzlng
about the head OF one OF the big
department stores here who APP
propriated the stores entire
stock OF nylon hose.
They are-nnN- locked IN his
private safe and are not for sale
10 the public.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
.0PA ReIaxes
Regulations on
Beef Slaughter

Liberalization of regulations
that govern the slaughter and
consumption Of livestock by farm
ers and producers without sur
rendering ration points was
announced by OPA and War Food
Administration today.
The WA now authorizes on
individuals to slaughter for home
consumption without a permit
provided he is eligible under OPA
rules TO consume the meat point
free
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Create Climate for Postwar Prosperity

Thus il mistake false of security
assumption that always flourshng
prosperity, in the event private initiative fails.
Accordingly instead stand aside and challenge
make should
that they adopt political and
VIII create climate for prosperity This entails
genuine understanding the functions of the
the national the relationship of fragment the
whole and another.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Earnings

STANDARD BRANDS
Nine months ended Sept. 30.
Ne, profit So $50. sss 81 s2!.7l!
Per common share Sle5 ~ 81
Federal taxes Se.03i sos ~, sei, ooz
Net ssp profi, s2.14s.sss 81 s5s. sa7
FED FEDERAL 1a" taSe. ~ scissor 1000 557
mDVALE co.
Twelve months ended Sept 30;
Ne, prof, s2,355.443 81, 727 ass
share earnings 1892 s4.54
CLEVELAND ELECTRIC
Twelve months ended Sept. 30
Net iucom. ,s.a55. o5s @.4ss' ISL
TEXAS GULF
Nine months ended Sept 30:
IgA3 1912
Net profit S3O4 s7e s27s 200
share earnings JAG 5le
GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR
Nine months euder sept
Ne, profit 50 5so,3,s s2.2s5 or
Common share earnings s5c 5sc
RusrLEss IRON AND STEEL
Nine months ended Sept 80;
Net prof, 81 ss4.271 Si,ss7 AIS
Common shsr. earnings $i.s4 sis6
UNITED DRUG
Nine months ended Sept 80;
Net profit 81 $50 9i7 81 5s5 s2s
Per share si33 Hi3
INLAND STEEL
Quarter ended Sept. 30
lQ43 Te41
Nets profit $3.50 I'll g. SOS 400
Per share si.7s Al so
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE
Twelve months ended Sept. 30.
1913 1892
Ne, profit ss.I5e2lI 81 2Se 257
Common share n,27S.7so si,o2s SIS
FREEPoRT SULPHUR
Quarter ended Sept. so
1913 1ai2
Set profit s67s. $50 s6il ele
Per share s5c soc
Pacific LIGHTING
Twelve months ended Sept. 80:
1913 1912
Net income ss,oi3.o ss So $50 7ea
Common share earnings S3.ii 81 81
IIBBEY -OwENs-FoRD
Nine months ended Sept. 20.
1913 1912
Ne, profit 2.7s7 795 Si.07S IL
Per share Sl10 f3c
FLRRO ENAMEL
Nine months ended Sept 80;
1858 1ai1
Net profit s3Sf iss Slli6is
Common share earnings 81 So 4sc
VALE 4 IowNE
Quarter ended Sept 40
1913 1912
Set profit s3i3 aso S272 OF
Per share zoe i6c
DAWSON CHEMICAL
Sept. quarter 1913 1912
Set profit S274.iss S2s2 22f
share earnings 53c 55c
NORWICH PHARMACAL
Quarter ended Sept. 30:
Set profit S27s.4i2 5000 202
Per share 35c csc
CARPENTER STELL
Quarter ended Sept. 30:
Net profit s363. $685. ISL
Per share SIC 9sc
SULLIVAN MACHINERY
Nine months ended sept 30.
Net profit, s5ss ,si ss5s 500
share earnings 50 2nN Sf.5e
Taxes 81 55i,52 Si,0fe. 0ft
INIERNtTIONAL SILNER
September quarter 1888 1882
Net profit $685. SIS $3.50. SIS
Common share earnings S337 Si.79
CONSOLIDATED BISCUIT.
sept. quarter Nine mos.
1919 1913
Net prof, $40 S2if. 522
Share earnings lie sec
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Gen'l Public Service
Accepts Pfd. lenders

NEW YORK. Oct. 29-Cenerai
Public Service Corp. had an
nounced il has accepted 3.672
shares OF its preferred stock at
an average cost OF S74.53 per
share under the invitation far
tenders, which expired Oct. a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Says All Groups Must Work together After War

The subtle lies the Implication the citizens
fail work their problems thoroughly
factory there a ready alternative.
The the critically for
such frivolous sophstries
The the between civilization and
all Of industry labor agriculture and
the service occupations including journalism will
heads together and strive work tremendously
vivendi beating powshares
been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

b a r & m a n n,
b ri un. Bos-
worth a. Co.;
Merle Bower,
Paine, Weber.
Jackson IL Cur
tbs; Douglas II.
Campbell, First
of M C h igan
Corp; Harold
r. c h a p e |.
Grouse, B e n
nett. Smith e.
CO.; w lillian
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
FarnsWorth Radio
Listed on Bio Board

NEW YORK, Oct. % - New
York Stock Exchange today ad-
mitted TO the list and TO dealings
Farnsworth TeleviSion and Radio
Corp. common stock. 81 par value
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
New Credit Bureau Owner

George +. Morgan, for II years
a division credit manager with the
j. l.. Hudson CO.. has assumed
ownership of the Dearborn Credit
Bureau. il was announced today.