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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Farmers Market

FRUITS Apples, Mcintosh, fancy, ~
e. 30 ~ y 5oS 10 pu $50 Y 80 W2i snow snow
fancy So 50 ou No. J. s242 50. Crab
apples No l. s. hu No 2, 81 Grapes.
fancy. 81 25 neck basket. No. /. coed 81
No ?. 75c Peaches Elbertas. fancy, sea 7
Hales. fancy $7Hs bu.. No. S5ne No.
2 So 5Ou4 Pears Bose. No /, $50 .
hu, No > s. Bartetts fancy. 81 bu. !;
No. J. S5I6 NJ . 50 ounces, No. J.,
IS bu No ? Sc Cantaioupe. fancy, $3.50
n bu.. No. J. 50 80 90, No. 2 81 q $50.
Watermelons fancy SOC y doz. No. J.
LErTTcF AND SALAD GREENs-cel-
cry cabbage. fancy. 50 hu., No l 81. so
NJ rs. No ?. 81 25 Head lettuce. No. /.
50 ? 50 ou. No .. Si25. Leaf lettuce.
No ! 75e 81 6a E.ndivs fancy :, 81, bg, I;
80 !. 75c 81 bu. Romaine, No. l. 81 u
VEGETABLE GREENS Cabbage
greens, 70 ]. 81 1i.5oo. bu.. Collards; 10.
! 75cpsl bu Kais No /, eoc 81 hu.
sorrel No 7icaN IA. Mustard No.
J. eoc frSl p bu. Spinach, 10 ]. soe =
Sl2S ~ 30 , 75c S"iss chard No.
/ IS 9oc ou Turnp ereens, No. /.
VEGETABLES. MISCELLANEOUS -
Beans green. fancy 50 30 IN No. ].
So 25p275 No 2 $50 Wax. fancy.
kenncky Wonders. 10. J. s. ~ 25 ou
No 2 81 so: Roman beans No. /, 81. 80
n3 hu No @ e Lima beans. No. !.
s31350 hu Reefs punched. No. /, 7oo g
81 don bchs 40 soc. topped. No !.
50 soa ; ou. 30 , 50 Broccoli, fancy
50 SO 80 J. q j01 hu. No ?, 50 Cab
haze fancy, SlIi bu No 81 25 q ! 30
No ?, 81. Red cabbage. No. /. 81. rs u
81 75Q2 nu Carrots punched No. 1. rs
n 75c dor hchs No ? soc topped,
fancy, s. - ou No. I. 81 75H2; No. ?
Si25 CaulIfoVer. faucy 81. 40. J. 81 IS
q F.rf "a a 90 "a
1 81 drz Celery fancy. 81 - n ! 50 doZ.
hehs No. son soc No 2, 20a Doc.
sweet corn 30. Sin1 25 5-doz sack
No 2 Toe Cuclmhers slicers fancy. 81
dils No i 50 50n4 bu piekiers. fancy.
s. hu So j. 50 IS, No. 2. 81 Dill No.
/ 80 r Toe dor nchs Eggp'snt. No |. 50
75ceSi doz bchs Leeks No l. 81 rs
doz hchs Okra No J. S2r2 so peck
basket 80 2 81 80 onions green. No.
l. 600 75c doz. bchs 80 40 r. Soc dry.
No s. % ~ 50 50-in sack picking.
white fancy Si2 s0-ib sack; No l. 50.
yellow 80 L. S74s a0-'h sack Parsnips,
No 80 hu. Parsley root. No. !, 75c n
81 dor nchs Curly parsley. No. I 75H
So toz hchs Penrcrs. sreen. No. !.
81 90 hu 40. I. 81 25nl so No. .. 81.
red hot. No ]. 81 2a peck basket ,
red sweet 80 SiHi25 peck basket.
Pimcn'os 10. j. 75c 81 peck basket No.
?. 75c Potatoes No. I 50 70 q 2 90 100
ms 80 $3.50 Pumpkins. No l. 81
"a. rs hu. Radishes red No s. 70 75c
don bchs No Q SOC long white No 1.
~ "a 7oc doz hchs. No. 2 SOC Rutabagas,
No. I. g 2 50 hu summer squash. fancy,
81 half bu. No so T5c, Delicious No
!. 81 20 . bu Hubbard No. ! 81 500 ?
nu Italian fancy SO hair hu No
81 90 2 Table Queen fancy s. bu No
T. 81 50 IS. Turnips punched SO T.
Iic 81 d0z. bchs. topped fancy - so
hu No j. S2H2 q; 10. 2 81 50 iona
No 81 So Vegetable oysters. 40. l.
n h0 doy bchs
POULTRY Ann EGGs- Hens. "a Sac
10 troiiers 35H Zoe Eggs large SIC So
. 40 3o-d0z case medium SIS ~. 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Auto
Graphs
Dodge Deliveries
Of Army Truck,
Pass 275.oo0 Marx
BY SILER FREEMAN

Dodge mas delivered more
than 275 900 trucks TO the
Allied nations SOAR in this
war. The exact figures are for
hidden by censorship but the
275,0 is a nice round number
whieh-Ghrysicr Corporations
President x. T. Keller was per-
mitted 10 give out in his latest
report 10 the stockholders.
Keller traced the history Of
Dodge war trucks since World
War I. At that time Gen.
PerShing had A Dodge staff car.
In 1888, Dodge delivered its
first Chrysler-built army trucks
and by 1896 deliveries had
reached $3.50 In. the next three
years 1000 were sent 10 the
army forces.
Orders were more than
doubled in 1910, multiplied 10
times in 1871 and passed the
-lup pgp-F4afaIk- year in 1912.
They are still continuing to
flow out at high rate, despite
the recent cuts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Market Turns
Mixed After
Early Setback

AEAH YORK., Sept. "a tfNSf=
Tho stock market turned mixed
today after tho list had extended
the losses Of tho past three DAYS
-carty IN Inc session. Rails and
utilities wrrc main targets Of the
recovery buying. Ttrading was
quiet
Gains in tho utility and carrier
sections were fractional despite
the general Stcadincss Of the
groups Great Northern preferred
had support as did Delaware e.
Hudson and Southern Pacific. En-
gluecrS Public Service. low
priced lsSLle. -HaS-s!F.- :, IA 4 iief- ffst-
ton While smaller gains were re-
corded by North American and
Public Service of y. J.
Dupont in the chemicals was
up OvTT 2 point AZ us high while
building shares and rubbcrS were
firm Allied Stores and Radio
kcIth-Orphcum improved slightly
on good earnings reports.
Motors and oils generally re-
covered carly losses. SteclS were
S1cadIcd- mltA National Stcrt re-
duclnC It's carly point decline.
Montgomery Ward and the AVA
lions were easier although here
too buying lifted the stocks from
Tho da&-S le'r
Curb stocks were mixed and
dun while the bond market was
steady.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Rornney Scores
Draft Of Labor

George " Eomrcy managing
director af INC Au'omo'Ive Coun-
D l0g War Production. pointed
or 20 'hr Society for the Ad-
t7nccwcut M Management that
ada0'on 90 compulsory service
'cl station which would arbitrarily
as, -n workers 20 Jobs. has dc
cdrd limitations
II Washington cannot shove
steel and copper around. they
cannot shove manpowcr around
When program II based on
understanding and prior com
miiWent voluntarily arrived at
between government. manage
ment and labor ON local
basis. taking problems peculiar
60 local conditions into consider
alton, both management and la
Dor know what TO expect" bee
said
I'e admitted that tho voluntary
method may tc slower IN use carly
stages than coTullsiou hgt yald
inexperienced government
clerks. no matter how good
they are. cannot be "A substitute
for management trained right in
the industry where tho work
has 10 hc done
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

MullenlX. Cleveland l.. h.. Mdhan,
president. l.. +. Mahan & Co, St.
Louis was elected vice president.
Six new feetonai v1Cc presidents
were elected including George p.
Underwood, lrvington. y. !, cast
ern region; Edward +. LambreCht.
Detroit, northeast central region
Ward j. Gauntlet Chicago north
west central region; r. O. DcminG
Jr, Oswego, Kan, south central
region. J {. McGee. Jackson
Miss. southeast central region,
and G. w. A4car4--6ruatIa. Rocky
Mountain region.
Miller r. PENCIL Cleveland
was reelected counsel and George
II. Patterson. Chicago. was re-
named secretary and treasurer for
his twelfth term. Governors named
include C. p Kennedy Cincinnati;
Allyn r. Cline. Houston G. Armel
Nutter, Camden, y j.: Hugo
Perth, Milwaukee; AkSel Nielsen,
Denver, Norman r. Lloyd. Cleve-
land, Wallace NOR. Los Angeles
and G, Calvert Bowie, Washing
ton, u. &.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Vigorous Program Of Economic Rehabilitation

CTaTaCeTZTng SET help Tho most constructive ann poTs-
described Tho method follows;
peoples their
distribution speedily possible ha
able minimum al DELAY 10
production and trade This eco
nomic rehabilitation.
Of relief needs not simply nv shipping
clothing medcnevhh might he called straight
production Of these and other
Rehabilitation merely helping people III
better than is helping people 20 help Themselves
relief without vigorous program OF economic
instant and pushed win the
would be like trying to bail out leay
without plugging the leak
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
CARLOADING DROP

Members were told that car
loadinES in tho Great Lakes ter
ritory arc expected 10 show a
slight decline in the fourth quar-
ter. due largely tn-a sharp drop
in shipments OF building mate
rails.
4 decline or % pcr cent in
overall shipments was forecast
r A Fasold. special rcpreSen-
tatlvc, freight claims division,
Association of American Rail-
roads, revealed that in the year
ending June so, 1913. the rail-
road business has gone up 3S.S
per cent over that in the like
period preceding. and loss and
damage Tafrns have gone UP only
30.6 p% cent In the first year
o[-thS Warld War, loss and dam
Cage claims were 426 per cent
under those in the first year of
World War
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Record
aisaT'et
Output

NEW YORK Sept ci-A new
hugh for c.carot production was
established IN August according
90 TIC internal revenue bureau.
Tho months total was 226Sl.-
ql13l9. which was 17il. 267 23q
above August 1912. and compared
with The previous peak OF 23075-
$4,000 IN October 1912
August was the fifth month
ih.s year 10 rocord tax paid Gig
arct production above tho 90
billion mark. and also was tho
25d consecutive month % report
am increase ovcf the CORES pond
mr. month of the preceding year.
Not since November 1910. has the
monthly output total failed TO top
the earlier year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Rails Chalk Up
Mark Despite
Car Shortage

The ton miles total compiled
by the American railroads in the
first eight months this year ex-
cccdcd the Ton miles for the en-
tire year 1926. the record year
prior 10 World War H. Grant
Arnold. assistant manager Of the
transportation bureau Of the De-
troli Board of Commerce. told
members of the Great Lakes adj
Vlsory board OF the American
Railroad Association
This was done al q time when
5000 more freight cars we're re-
tftett- from SrTv1Cc rfTan There
were new cars put into service
Arnold said. pointing out that
private enterprise has moro than
done the Job in the railroad in
ritfe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Z Fisher Units Honored

Fisher Body plants continue
10 garner production awards.
Just after announcing the fourth
star on burgee Of the die and
machine unit, f. F. Fisher. gen.
eral manager, revealed that two
other plants in the Flint area
have received citations.
They are the Grand Blanc
tank plant and Fisher No. / in
Flint. Both have been awarded
stars 10 place on their Army.
Navy f pennants by Undersec-
rotary of War Robert p. Patter-
son. The plants received their
pennants in twin awards last
January.
Three other Fisher Body
units are among the plants
which have previously won pro-
duction honors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
On the
business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ

The other day VIC mentioned
that Eddie Richcnbacker, the
man who wants industry To-
forcgo oithcr earnings or divi-
dcnds for three years after the
war had a tremendous profit IN
the stock OF Eastern AlrlIncs, of
which he is president WAS.
later asked the source OF MY
information
The SEC report for April dis
closed that R4ekeHt+rei7-;- ;tt-r
quired 5000 shares OF Eastern
AirlInes stock during that
month.
Back in 1888 he was given an
option 20 purchase 10000 shares
~ SO a share any time within
five years after MAY J. 1928
Later. under rights issued 20
stockholders, he was given the
right 10 purchase an additional
5000 shares az 81
As or Dec. y, 1872, RiCk S'ill
had 5000 shares unpuIchaScd
under the original option. which
had 10 be picked up by May
~ this AcaL-- Assuming that
was tho block purchased IN
April. this deal alone would give
hum stock worth $4,000 today
for a net gain of $40 600
a moratorium on dividends.
] still insist. would boz u hand
ship only 10 those comparatively
STatf ctOCtf0idCT~ VINO depend
upon thar income for their 1--we
lhnod Large -SlGr+HeiaeF- ear
always sell a lCW shares of
stock II they 10 hard up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
MORE ALLEGATIONS

In the report Of the special
committee on ALLEGATION of mate
rails. chairman William IT. Mar.
kle. traffic manager. Diamond
Crystal Salt Co, St Clair, Mich
said:
am reliably informed the
railroads, facing AT the present
time the peak load of l943. are
operating with $500 less serv-
iccabie cars of All types than
they had on Jan. last. There
fore. il is suggested that allo-
cations be increased wherever
il is possible 10 do So"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Took No Chances

Recalling tre stories that arc
circulating about The elderly
page boys Of The Manufacturers
National Bank the best of tnc
crop went a. follows
The fIrSt % hC hrod "a dis
rgu-hcd-lookInC c.dcrlN gent
was most cmharra~ cd nr-
cause he Was mistakenly greeted
throughout the bank as potion
al ,4tt.t ,.,,....- -
X "'-.'--
man was hrcd h fellow
worker explained 'M@ S.r3auon
Not The least pcIt4Iucd 'ho
ned tt7- = lLr----f-----'e-- r-7-rrr
right through tho bank and
iHn5cd a HoW'g pfln'"d personal
card 10 zach az tho ol-CC---
Inscribed on u Was
John Jones. Messenger, Man
ufacturcrs National Bank D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Performance 'Gra+ifyino'

As The result of further tests
and demonstrations in army
camps, Dodge got another job,
making an enlarged version. The
six-wheel, 1h-ton troop and
cargo transport replaced the
Patton model. Experiments are
still going on to improve both Of
these but meanwhile they are
pouring out of the truck plant.
Performance reports from
such fighting areas as the
Aleutian Islands, Mediterranean
and South Pacific are most
gratifying" concluded Keller's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Tax Collections
Billion Over 1912

WASHINGTON, Sept. "a tUP)
August internal revenue colleC-
t1urv- amounted 10 Sf61Z, 135 ,o91,
almost 81 100000, 900 more than
IN the same month of last year,
tho bureau Of, internal revenue re-
ported today.
Nearly two-thirdS Of tho In
crease was collected in income
ana excess profits taxes. The
withholding tax, which was not IN
effect last year, accounted for
Si3S $40 OLA. Excess profits taxes
increased SIP. 402.Sl3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
.ostIier Alcohol

NheH re-+f- 'i-seet-e.- '---r
alcohol sou plf n your radiator
this winter has gone up l1 price
from 81 20 81 40 q gallon don't
complain because there's O. tca-
son for II
The advance is because s. S.
being made from gram winch
5s co,'lcr than 'rc Wrs' Indian
mo'asScs that was formerly s.p-
piled 'nc industry.
No'a>>cS was GU. or by TIC
slo menace and me tanker
shortage
The wheat urt Only costs
more bur s moro C>per..f. 'a
process. because - ha, '1 be-
ground before u w.l iCUc0t
properly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Livestock Markets

CHICAGO Sept - QNSb- HOGS Is
600 Inc .rAss- tap Sih3s bulk Ste g
- 20. hravies tl4EOal52S. mediums
Sii8 rs 3d. Nghts. SIS s0Hl 30. ligh'
Ef's 50 'of "a s. packing soWs, 50. 40
ftSI0 pigs Sl2 75Tl37s
CATTLE 2 600 steady. Calves 5nN
steady Beet steers choice SIS 5OHls So
medium l31l5.5o: ysariincs Sl2 50El
WIZ HsIrNfs Sl0n1s crws
50 '1 - bulls SlnHi3 50. caves SeT
Z ; 1f feeders Si0T 10 70, s'r~~-rs steers.
Sl2 - 50 COWS and hefers S. 50 q u IS
SHEEP ono steady lambs &i3u
cnrnmnn-- 22Ai2- yeArlinRs- sir
49, feeders Sl2 80 3 81. ewes SsN7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
rIIr>RI RGII

TrTTSPrRGH Sent q GNsl-CAT-
-lil--~-4--L =l--i @s-t--- TrrTrr- y-Erry
good % choice $50 So, medium 20
Erof So so "a rs common 20 medium
So So. H. heifPrs good ~ cncice S1AH
fr ro. MEDIUM % good xi1ff12 50. COM
mon 'o MEDIUM s. 5of' 10 80 cows g20d
-r---T e J0T ~ MEDIUM - good 81
~ ~ Gamers and cutters s.. ddHs nulls
good 90 choice Sl3 G0ulf- common 20
7net!un. $3.50 all 20. grsss steers Sl01
g 81
HOGS l50 active ~ steady prices 100
go os SIS 2ogl5 30. 10000 lbs
22o 2s0 rs SIS 4o1l5.so, $50 300 lbs.
rs goo r. 80. 2q0-350 lbs SI4 IS ~ IS % !.
t0a-l5n lhs Sl3.25NiA7b roGghs. Sl3
<Iii
gHTFp 100. s'eady. choice lambs
ga rvls medium % good clipped 81
IN 10 % common lambs clipped So
ewes clipped, $50 so, vethers clipped.
SFg- so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Win $2,5I8 for Idea

Benjamin Cohoon and seven
fellow workers at the Odds
plant have set a new high for
payment for a single suggestion.
They were given S2.51S.75 for.
an idea which is aiding produce
ton of the 200-mm. aircraft
cannon which the Odds plant in
Lansing makes.
Cohoon was awarded a 1000.
bond and the seven others
shared S1.5l8.75 in bonds and
stamps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Restore Productive Processes After War

q permanently 10 share tho wealth
with foreigners forcing workers farmers
substantially less than they
produce II permanently divert stable portion Of American
reIcI, tearing down domestic
Of living
viewpoint Of foreign peoples self
restoring productive processes after the doas
taton the hoStie they viii need seed even
edbC
philosophy sofhcp applicable not only 10 temporary
relief future Of other nations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
PEA Names Traffic
Representative Here

The appointment Of Earl 0.
Miller AS traffic representative of
Pennsylvania-Central Airlines was
today by Harold Olsen,
district traffic manager. Miller
formerly was connected with the
New York Central in Buffalo,
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Mistake TO Consider u. S. Infinitely Rich

Measuring tho wrcckag Eugene Salcy, technical
office OF relief
wisely the desirabity Of helping stricken begccnt
0 help themselves.
Such advice IS good for foreign nations
Likewise II is good for
As Tor ourselves II mistake 10 consider us infinitely rich
As inventory OF
the government this
taking using per all production short
OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
M. S. Rukeyser
'Self-Help' Advised
For Foreign Nations

II difficult tho "Scorchcd policy
temporary
tmentastS OF "A brave world Immediately thereafter
On the contrary the viewpoint IS
eminent industrialist remarked .setAtt+stnr
Recognizing this the antFaSciSt nations attempting
perform sober of the and convinced that the
cancerouS growth Of AXIS must be cut
The Aeeh rand SUCH boob spokesman
MusSon eSsayed gorify something beneficial
to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Nash-KeIvinator
Gets IS Million
Y Bank Credit

arrangements have been com
-3ictcd ny the Observation-Disclosures
Corp. for a S75,O000OO bank
credit for the financing Of war
-pIoduCI.nn-cp atraets-a and te-efe-
vide immediate working capital in
tine event of the termination Of
any ol these contracts, according
10 an announcement made here
today by George ". Mason. prcSi-
dent, and Howard a. Lewis. vice
president in charge of finances.
TIC Chase National Bank negO-
tIalcd the loan with the Federal
Reserve Bank OF New York and is
clearing agent for a group of y
t7:trrf7~ v-f11CrT 1rCtU0Cy thc National
Bank Of Detroit tho Detroit Bank
and Manufacturers National Bank
of Detroit The balance Of the loan
IS being shared by II other lead
Wg banks throughout the country
with which the company also has
lad close business relations over a
.1ug period OF years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
WE'LL A COMPANY,
a Michigan corporation,
BY V. h WE'LL. President
LEGAL NOTICE

OFFICE az the Collector OF Customs.
Detroit, Michigan. September IS. 1913.
Notice - hereby given that the following
described seized merchandise \lady's
mink coat. ! pair mans rubber bots,
! pair man. shoes. l pair mans house
slippers. mans SUIT, 1 mans Jacket,
Hudson Bay blanket. So yards wool
serge cloth. 10 linen handkereniefs, 4
pairs cotton trousers, 3 pairs lsdy's shoes.
pairs canvas shoes l bottle whiskey.
J pair lady's shoes. BOTTLES whishsy.
lola yards Niue wooden cloth, ~ yards
brown wooden cloth. l. pair lsdy's sho>s
J par ladys shoes, I iafy's wool dress.
par ladys shoes. and ] bottle whisksv
has been seized for violation Of the Gus.
toms Revenue laws IN this distrfc, be-
tween the dates OF April 1. 1874 -
september 5. 1913: that the same Win
be forfeited % the United states Govern.
ment on October q. 1913. In aeoorHa o<s
With the statutes made and provided.
Any person claiming any OF the above
described nerchandise should nls win ne
Ms or her claim ~ such rnsrcssrsiso
within twenty DAYS from the date ~ tbo
tfst publication ~ This notice MAJ
y Bradley. Collector OF Customs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
POSTWAR ADVANTAGES

The SIS 900 600 loan IN Nash
Reclamation Ffe-i--,'it+i j7ftrTftrS FOR
ehe financing OF the war produc-
ton contracts now held by tho
company. bar combines the adj
V7nfaCcs ~ frc broader aspects of
Inc ne-t- ~. 4eea program -undrr
which contractors whose contracts
arc Cancelled viii bc enabled 10
ucc working capital which other
wise might bC uCd up IN war pro-
auction work.
Terms 81 tho Eash-KclVinator
loan. which conform 10 tho now
Lc-ula1Innz- urnLlGn- for govern
intu' guarantee 20 tho banks Of
30 p'r cent and a standby charge
Of nj ! per cent on the unused
portion ~ the credit. The interest
Id'C j. per cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

al the annual
meeting hcr G
today m con
ncCtIon with a
conference of
postwar plan
n in & W hire b
opened yCStcr-
DAY and runs
through tOnlor-
row noon.
W % dru I I
c IL CCc q q )
& harlcS 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
encourage Other People TO Follow Our Leadership

DO should force other peoples A. the
point accept economic social and political
concepts hand believe that by example We should
encourage other people 10 follow leadership think ""
be generous ingredients
our rise in living increased mechanical
energy initiative limitations bureaucracy
In discussing proposition SIandan!n1
relief Nj Stacy pointed out:
holm nd from In order 10 liberated
Of selfreSpecon,
If-susta Is their interest and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
w OOsEruff-
New Mia
President

CHICAGO Sept -21-IIefeld G
Woodruff, president Of II. c.
Inc. Detroit Mas
elected president Of tho Mort gage
Bankers Association OF America
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Foreiqn EXCHANGE
NOllCE
NOTICE or
REDEMPTION OF BONDS

NFFFT'TF FVN VI HUNDt
Take notice that the undersigned VIII.
on November l, 1913, redeem all OF its
outstanding first mortgage So e. serial gold
bonds, issued May /. 1927 secured BY trust
mortgage dated May /. 1927. as amended
by supplemental agreement dated as Of
FEBRUARY IL, 1896. TO Detroit Trust Com
pany, Trustee. Al their par value plus ac-
presentation and surrender OF said bonds.
az the office OF Detroit Trust Company.
Detroit, Michigan, with the November 1.
1888. and all subsequent coupons attached,
aitef which date the said bonds will cease
% bear interest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
New York Cotton
MN lnNTRArr
Contract

CHAMPION PAPER AND FIBER 60.
sixteen weeks ended Aux IS.
1919 1919
Net profit S6sf 33t ss72 ,7S3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Detroit Stocks

Dividends ~ the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 80 far this year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

John Jones. Messenger Man
ufactuTCrS National Bank
Evening star., 1943-12-23
In Character

Ann Corio is supposed to have re-
marked about her recent divorce
That is part of my strip, peeling off
my husband"