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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
On the
Business
Front
By WARD SCHULTZ

One of the most timely con-
tributions 10 Detroit industry IS,
a new booklet now being diStrlb-
uted by the National Bank of
Detroit
Titled Termination OF Con-
tracts for the Convenience OF
Government. IT contains "A COM
plete summary and text OF war
departments procurement regu-
lation Is and the termination
accounting m a nua a ! for fixed
price supply contracts
Pointing out that IN the nego-
tiationS for settling oi sire n
charges it VIII be the CONTRACT
or's responsibility 20 take me-
first step by preparing and sub
mittlnG a formal statement of
his argos and supporting
schedules, the bank suggests
that a full understanding Of the
war departments policies and
procedures is vital
War contractors will also un-
doubtedly get tremendous help
from a summary Of the regula-
tions which is contained in the
book II was written by Ellis B.
Merry Of Bulkley DIckenS0n.
Wright e. paNlS
Demand has already far OK
ceeded the initial available sup
ply I'm told bat additional
copies are beng printed
The book viii be- a big help on
contract termination dud my
thing which Will help industry
on this very real problem couStl-
tuteS a real service 10 the COM
u1tIDIfN
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Substitutes Selected in Wartime May Be Softer

he II viii make hr vetel ans
reliant the nwardncS> OF the
situation j. explored tr7puyerv bacz VIII not
deed VIII dddl10n
serving enlightened self interest They VIII be re-
the flower OF the nation manhood VINO
were previously picked special ob through the rigorous
SubstItte, selected during toe softer
A. least lhcy loss competition TO get and
hold a
In the va, practical postwar planning sales managers
tentative programs aocaung specific
ssignmentS returning veterans This admirable A. pres
with returning veterans
Hn risb universal But the coming
period realistically understood question 20 "hat extent
VIII be M ob-gNlnE acts
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Grains
Close
Irregular

CHICAGO, Sept 10 ms
Wheat futures were unsettled late
today after~diSplaying "A firm un-
dertonc early Prices were around
&c higher al the start but later
turned irregular September sold
up 10 Sl46as early
Oats climbed nearly cent
early before profit taking erased
practically all Of the advance in
late dealings September rose se
10 75lsc before falling.
Al me close wheat was l,c
lower 10 &c higher. oats &c Cfl
10 &c up and rye &c higher to
&c lower.
WHEAT Close Changes
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Seek to Escape From Business Record

all enough their inner
integrity when they the lmcight Of public office
They become and from their business
record
Jefers different
Washington because he regarded ms
wor : a temporary lneIlude
He the wartime synthetic rubber industry
we'll established then quit public office and get back 10
his regular work OF rail roadlng
Like Cncnnatus old he always looked forward 70 the
that he could beat his sword into powshareS
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Open to Employees

That's enough for us. Late
tnis afternoon. between 4 and s
.. m, the exhibit will be open
10 ali Shell employees. 10 look on
and wonder A. we said at the
beginning. II gets INTO your
blood. 80 ~e-Stfdit be among the
Shell employees gazing and Won
dcrlng
o YES. Nine Fucker and her
llnllaAlZ Judges awarded fleck
of blue, red and white ribbons
as prizes.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Investment Firm
Reports Asset Gain

Tho nct asset value per common
share of The Investment Co of
based upon the balance sheet on
that date. with securities owned
adjusted 70 market prices was
So II Thi~ compares with S2lS4
on July 81 and Sic 26 on Aug 81
144J
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Shotterproof Glass
Lists S59,54t Profit

ConSoIdafei ,ai,- for SHat.er-
proof Gias- Corp and '> wholly
owned subsidiary Michigan
Broach co as Of July "a tnialed
81 1876 o56 Wttn nor earnings
after taxes amounting 10 S59aii
The period covered comprise nine
months operations for SlatlcI-
proof and seven months i0f
Broach Outstanding bank loans
Amounting 20 S255 To- ai fh, tune
Michigan Broach W3, purchased.
have been reduced .bs &l0lO0Q Of
which $4,000 ha, been, paid since
July 81.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11

the Columbus
discovery that
the world was
rOUu q, A. n
Is g m p preSi-
dent of AUeri-
gan Arlines,
said in an in
terVIeW at the
Detroit city
Airport.
As travel
barriers by
= A. "A "a n n a.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Maine Central
Buys Rail Line

Maine Central Railroad stock
holders have authorized the pun
base ol Tho Portland and Ogdcn>-
turS Railroad and franchises for
SsZS sol Il also viii assume
bonded and Other indebtedness OF
inc road. which 10 has leased since
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
OoT RINwAis

I non SAID 'lar 7oO0-foot run
would nc about tne minimum
icaE tn9t one could assume with
safety would handle the postwar
plane,
asked about 'hc practIcabihty
uf combination industrial and
coTmcrca. airport president
EH.p expressed 1EH opinion that
.e-f ct-g hif ~ctup would
a0, Mr 1WT' to handle COM
mD.re. p.-r niger aud express and
rd UHu,Ual airport go
tHEl Uer-pa cargo. pllNale
I-8UC- HNI industrial experimental
.tIs.DU
And they should be ~ miles
apart" Damon commented
Touching on the manner IN
agt postwar aIrlines should be
t.l Kemp SAID
There can he g0N ernment
monopoly private monopoly or
,ulttcd competition. Amcri-
5an .Aflincs feels strongly thai
he latter j. preferahle. W.
IHlUk that Nmcrican should
operate across the \OTth Atlan-
t,c uu ROUTES in competition
with other lines hut under regu-
latiou> laid down by govern
mcnt
we want NO monopoly" hc
included just good. sound
competition
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Elected Tubize Director

NEW YORK. Sept 10 Albert
II. Gordon Of kidder Peabody &
Co has been elected a director of
Tubize Chatillon Corp 10 succeed
Col. W Z Barha reSICncd
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Danger in CuItvatne Permanent Bureaucrats

of efficiency government executive obS
IS the temporary character OF such seIAIce
While desirable have IN the clN service
danger ltatng permanent bueaucrauc board
Men in public office become lmld and
e fight boldly iof The truth
makes iImnors ol pubic men
Such ambition makes Solcious OF the autude ct
politicians them than Of dons fundamentally
ottpd tCt
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11

Two and OHC-
half years as
head
t,i-B riJtih4Ir
Aircraft. which
post ne took az
the request Of
the COVE n =
uent.
Asked about
the airline : at
titude toward
the building OF
a new Detroit
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11

SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW sept - CUP Todays
fas.rg .rmfes 20 ereners for beans
pea beans $3.50. light Fed kidnsys
50 30 uarn red kidneys S5 so CRC
yellow ewes. So 5a CEC AEhf cranherries,
81 lN. tkC dars crsnberrles s. 90.
Wheat ~ le ~ 50 oats ~ soc rys.
- oa ~ slN-rcwed barley. 81 81 y 40:
o.csEheat 81 ,-ofn xli3fi IS;
Pr-.1 llrr,.l.a ). M.sssn r..n co.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Travel by Air
To Create New
Postwar Era

The American people today
stand on the threshold of a new
era IN which the changes will be
80 vast as 10 make them COM
parable 10 those which followed
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
{. W. HaseItine New
Mack Vice President

NEW YORK, Sept 10 APP
pontment of c. ". HaSeltlne.
secretary treasurer OF Mac X
trucks. Inc, as wee president has
hnaH announced hY /. @ Blsyrlt.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11

c b air man In
his new office
IIa>clIine viii
also continue as
cre,ta y
tfedstt ttfc
II a G ltin c
Joined the com
pany IN 1912 as
a clerk a fte r
having served
the PeunSyl-
.VanIa Railroad
IN a sim a J
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11

CHICAGO, sept. 10 ms Cash gram
close
WHEAT No : hard. si52.. sample
hard 81 4sl "a i-4Si4
CORN None
oATs-No ! mixed 10 No white
soc No 3 white T54a 173c Nc Mhlre
74l- T74As: sample whT-F toueH 20 t4c
No white bright slv- No J red roc
sample red T5L-c. mixed grain -
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11

capacity for l3 years. In 1917 ne
became assistant >ecretary-treas-
TTCf. ana the Following year was
named secretary-treasuTer.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
WINNTPEG GRAINS

WINNIPEG GRAINS
WINNiPEG Sept II ttNSp Wnrat
closed sc 20 Asc hiEher-tqGat oats and
barley unchanged, rye unchanged 70 ?. G
of
WHEAT-Oct Sill4; Dec. Slloh ,
MAJ 81 0g
OATS oct Dec 5li.c bid
. :, : --@f--ff = + = pee % atC nt
RYE-Oct 81 ulc. Dec ra7t Ma
es sold
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11

T-TNITT NUfT 0NOCII7NcN agreed
'na' such . move Was imperative
Detroit j, 20 MAINTAIN rs posi-
aou F.. a0 airline terminal.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11

Dt,tdsnds ~ the fot' : oins table sfs ihs
uounis declared ~ na,d - Lal ihls Atar-
Evening star., 1943-06-16

Mrs. William A. Ostmann, died Mon.
day at Homeopathic Hospital after a
brief illness.
Born in Washington, Mrs. Ost-
mann was the widow of Anton Ost-
mann. She went to Montrose, Md.
about siv years ago to live with her
son and moved to Silver Spring
about a year ago. Mrs. Ostmann
was member of the Sodalty of st
Mary's parish.
Surviving are two other sons
Bernard Ostmann, Burnt Mills Hills
and Anton B. Ostmann Of Laurel: q
brother, George Nolte, Washington
and three sisters, Mrs. Edward Hop
kins, Mrs. Katherine Manger and
Mrs. George Menke, all of WASH
ington.
Funeral services will be held at
am. tomorrow at St. Mary's Church
with burial In st. Mary's Cemetery.
Evening star., 1943-06-16
Sub Crew Preferrinq
Death 10 Surrender
Commended by Navy
Tribute Paid l02 Aboard
Argonuut, Sunk by Jops
After Begging Destroyer

| By the Associated Press.
The eight officers and "a men
aboard the American submarine Ar
gonaut accepted destruction rather
than surrender"
That was reported by the Navy
yesterday in tribute to their cour-
age and self-sacrifice as symbolic
OF the dangerous submarine service.
The end Of the Argonaut, as overdue
and presumed to be lost, was an
nounced February 81.
| The commanding officer and the
entire ships company have been
awarded identical letters of COM
mendation by Rear Admiral Charles
A. Lockwood, commander submarine
force, Pacific fleet, for a successful
attack against an enemy destroyer
on her last war patrol.
An Army reconnaissance plane re-
ported the action in which the un-
dersea craft, largest Of her kind in
the United States Navy, intercepted
a Japanese convoy not far from Ra-
baul, New Britain, torpedoed an es-
cort vessel, and was depth-charged,
shelled and destroyed in a severe
counter-attack.
Pierce Was Commanding Officer.
The commanding officer OF the
Argonaut was 1t. Comdr. John R..
Pierce, 81, whose wife. Mrs. Mary
T. Pierce, lives in Brooklyn.
The ships executive officer was
1t. Robert N. Robertson, 81, who
was survivor Of the Squalus when
that submarine sank of Portsmouth,
| N. H., in May, 1899, with loss of 26
lives. His wife, Mrs. Jeannette P.
Robertson. lives at Rye Center, N. H.
The citation to all officers and
members of the crew stated:
"On a war patrol conducted by
the U. S. S. Argonaut in heavily
patrolled waters, that vessel is
known to have closed and delivered
a successful attack against an
enemy destroyer AS a result OF a
severe counterattack the Argonaut
was forced to break surface, but with
no regard to personal safety and in
the face of imminent death, the
officers and crew accepted destruc-
ton rather than surrender. This
patrol of the Argonaut is symbolic
Of the courageous, determined and
| aggressive conduct and spirit of self
sacrifice of the submarine personnel
and serves as an inspiration to other
submarines"
Comdr. Gilmore Honored.
Meantime the Navy announced
that it has renamed the Neptune,
a submarine tender, the U. S. S
Howard w. Gilmore in honor of
another hero of the underseas war
fare Comdr. Gilmore sacrificed his
life by ordering his men to take
her down" as he lay wounded on the
deck of his submarine after an en-
counter with japanese patrol boat.
Comdr. Gilmore was posthumously
awarded the Congressional Medal
Of Honor for his action, which saved
his ship and crew from destruction.
Before his submarine descended 1t
Evening star., 1943-06-16
7 Methods Announced
To Earn Teacher Credits

Superintendent Of Schools Wilbert
T. Woodson announces that two
methods are being offered to local
teachers to earn credits toward re-
newal Of teachers certificate or de-
gree.
George Washington University is
offering law course at Fairfax High
School which will give one session
hour credit and a course in the prin-
ciples Of teaching which will give
Evening star., 1943-06-16

three credits. Both courses will
begin this month. The date will be
announced later.
A workshop for county teachers
will be held at Madison College July
1881, inclusive. This work will be
under the direction OF Miss Kath-
crime Anthony of the college staff,
assisted by supervisors from Faixfax
County. The course gives one ses-
sion hour credit toward a degree or
renewal of certificate.
Evening star., 1943-06-16
Will Inspect Stote Guard

Army officials will inspect Com
panies G and D Of the 7th Battalion,
Maryland State Guard, at 7::30 pm.
tomorrow at the Silver Spring
Armory. Those participating in the
annual inspection will include officers
Of the Sd Service Command and Of
the Military District of Washington.
Evening star., 1943-06-16
Mrs. Elizabeth 0stmann
Dies al Silver Sprinq

Mrs. Elizabeth Ostmann, rs, life.
long resident of the Washington
area, who lived at Gil Greenbiel
drive, Silver Spring, Md, with hel
son and daughter-in-laW. Mr.. anc
Evening star., 1943-06-16

rammed the enemy patrol vessel,
which probably sank later, the Navy
said.
Comdr. Gilmore's widow, Mrs.
Hilda st. Raymond Gilmore, lives
in New Orleans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24

Romero, Charles Winninger and a
whole group Of interesting people.
MOVING OVER
"China." which has been the
Michigan hit for the past two
weeks moves 10 the Broadway
Capitol for still another week
downtown and several other cur
rent attractions remain in their
same spots.
The two new affairs are Dixie"
at the Michigan. where Bing
Crosby impersonates the famous
minstrel man, Dan Emmett and
the PalmS-State where YOU will
find more Action in the North
Atlantic than you ever dreamed
Of.
"DiXie" has Dorothy Iamour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
INEZ DISAPPEARS

The mysterious disappearance
Of Inez Cooper. Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer stariet, ism I dime thriller
after all. but il is interesting just
the same lnez took a suspension
from M-G-M, where she had been
signed because she resembled
|f{tsdy Lamar, who was then hav-
ling troubles with her studio. Inez
told her agent. the William Nor
ris Co. that she had some social
business in Seattle. her home
town, and that they would hear
from her.
Ten weeks have elapsed with
Out so much as picture post card
from her. Now the report is that
she married a certain service man,
1t. Freddie Hamilton, whom she
had gone 10 Seattle some months
ago 10 see.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Leav Do Part

A FIVE-TON TRUCK was sent
by producers Bill Pine and Bill
homas into the country 10
gather dead leaves for the big
tornado scene in Paramount S
Tornado Huge piles of the
leaves were placed before a bat
terry of wind machines at the
studio and blown wildly about
the set TO produce the effect IN
the picture, which stars Chester
Morris and Nancy kellY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Reunited

HENRY WILCOXON, a Dc
Mile discovery OF 1884, who CO.
starred with Claudette Colbert in
Cleopatra" goes back TO work
for Cecil b. De Mile in a featured
role of The Story Of DR.. Was
sell" starring Gary Cooper. vii.
coxon will play a missionary doc
tor i'm China
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
By CHARLES GENTRY

r. YOUR movies have been
changing like clock-work. YOU can
set your time back insofar as
several current Showings are con-
cerned.
"The Youngest Profession, that
nice name for a group of auto
graph hounds who furnish all the
interest in the M-G-M comedy
has already started its second
week at the United Artists. AS
Slpnment in Brittany" The advcn-
ture dream-drama with an eXcit-
ing cast accompanies il on a
Second-week voyage. This film,
based on the thrilling Saturday
Ev-ning Post serial by Helen Mac
InneS, presents two foreign pack
ages we have been waiting for
some time to inspect.
Pierre Aumont who is the hero
Of this one isn't too much of a
novelty, since he appeared here
on the CaSS stage with Katharine
Cornell in that elaborate fiaSco,
Rose Burke" Generally speaking
the handsome French boy is still
new TO screen fans as is Signe
HaSSo, the sweet Swede VINO came
10 this country a year ago TO give
Carlo something TO think about.
A SWEET SWEDE
No real challenge to her Sean
dinayian predecessor, Miss HaSSo,
has still managed to Smuggle lot
of European glamour INTO this
country and has some opportunity
to display it in this picture.
"Coney Island also starts its
second week at the Fox today
with Betty Cradle exposing all of
her obvious charms in Technicolor
4 for an encore showing.
This very Gay Ninety number
also boasts of a cast which in
cludeS George Montgomery. Cesar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Up Comes Two

TWO ACTORS get their big
breaks as leading men in Para
mounts so Proudly We Hail
with Claudette Colbert, Paulette
Goddard and Veronica Lake. They
are George Reeves, up from West
ems, and Sonny Tufts. never be-
fore seen on the screen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Or. WasseIl ii

THE NAVY now has a second
DR., WaSsell. Ensign John r. Was
sell. who recently took his degree
in medicine at The University of
Arkansas, is the son of Com
mander Corydon NJ. Wassell. hero
of Java, who'll be portrayed on
the screen by Gary Cooper In
c, b. De Miles THE Story of
DR.. WaSsen"f at Paramount.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
UNPREDICTABLE

My unpredictable friend. Victor
Mature. somewhere at sea with
Uncle Sans boys, writes and
says that he is grateful 10 Rita
Hayworth. She was wonderful
for me and / hope that she Is
happy. because she deserves hap
piness, he writes. That indicates
there is no bitterness in his heart
toward the girl he had expected
10 marry when her divorce from
I'd JudSon became final
Vic says this last Fourth oi
July was the only time he had
-GrewaEks on the glorious Fourth
without paying for them. Sound,
as II Vic were IN the thick Of
things.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
.LOueIIa
Parsons
in AoM~ool

HOLLYWOOD, July p You
can't nudge an actor by one PIC
ture. Frankly Arturo de Cor
dova didn't bowl me over a.
ACustin in For Whom the Bel
Tolls hat the role was hardly
10 the style Of the romantic MeNi'
can actor who IS more the great
lover type than R Spanish hill
billy. apologies 10 Mr.. HemlnG-
way
In The Life Of CsGhoslro'
Paramount has found a role that
sounds like De CordoNaS meat
Caehostro. fsvorite Of Gather
inc the Great. was one OF the
worlds greatest maGlClanS and
illuSionlStS as Well as a romantic
devil with the ladies.
Paramount has bought the IA
nous book on his lIfe written by
Johannes Won Guenther, for Ar
turo. But We won't have 10 wait
until il is produced 10 see The
Mexican star In romantic roles.
Right now he IS co-SiarIlnE win
Joan Fontaine m "Frenchman 5
Creek and he IS also daShng
character in {. b, De Miles
'RursleS
LUCKY GIRL
When David Selznick was in
New York at the time okla
homa" opened. he saw Joan Rob
eriS on the stage, and IN true
Selznick fashion lost no time in
signing her 10 a contract. He
won't have 10 worry about get
ting a picture for her for AT least
year. for | imagine she has a
run Of he play contract and this
is the hottest musical on the New
York stage. Joan is a very lucky
girl TO make her motion picture
debut under the SelZnick aegiS,
for his Stars--Josn Fontaine. In
grid Bergman and Jennifer Jones
ARE all glowing examples of the
successful movies ne selects for
them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Current Hits Hold at Film Houses

Billy de Wolfe, Lynn Overmann
and Eddie Foy Jr. for its prin-
cipals. while Action in the North
Atlantic has Humphrey Bogart,
Julie Bishop, Raymond Massey
and a terrific supporting cast to
keep the action moving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
REALISM

Daryl Zanuck has two impor-
tant conferences in the East next
week. He goes 10 Washington Ia
hubble with important officials
about Wilson and then he will
meet Wendell Willkie 10 discuss
the filming of the latters zone
World"
I Daryl hopes to obtain permits
sion from the government 10 send
out a camera crew completely re-
tracing Wilkes fight and photo
Graphing the personalities men
toned as they appear today and
not as they looked in dated news
reel clips made years ago. Joseph
Sohenck announces that Wilson
and the Willkie book are the only
two productions for the next year
To be personally produced by
Tanuck
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
WIsHFUL THINKING

The hot r1imor that Clark Gable
was TO return 10 Hollywood 10
make picture seems 10 be wish
full thinking on the part OF some
body. / checked the story the
day il was given 10 me. but could
find no Suhstantiation for ~.
Today. Col. Crump OF the first
motion picture unit said:
I'VE know nothing about any
Vdcture that Capt. Gable il sup
posed 90 make In Hollywood.
Neither do We know anything
about a picture In which Capt.
Gable will be cO-starred with
Capt. James Stewart and df-
rected ny Mai. Willie Wyler.
'In fact. the air force head
quarters and the air force pub
NC relations In Washington say
they know Of no such picture.
Maybe it's wiShful thinking on
the part Of someone"
COLLECTED At RANDOM
Carole lands is in New York
~ await the arrival Of her bride.
groom. Capt. Wallace. the William
Markers Menore BuShmanl haN,
welcomed a son. their third child
lAleXiS Smith and Craig Steven,
are At the house-hunting stage
so ! suspect u won't be long be.
fore they marry
Talk is that Paulctte Goddard
Is financing a night spot N Mexico
City: Evelyn KeyeS has her han
dyed a new shade that looks pink
in certain lights; Douglas Me-
Phail. once welded TO Betty
Jsypes. is sick ~ tho Sswtelle
Military Hospital. Mrs. Grace
Paglisi Of Mexico City was the
reason for a delightful dinner AT
The Jules Stems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Film Time Clock

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