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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-29

@eb. &ermam 6. Slider, 8b.9., Brp.
feifor BET geididte int Tapfliden
&ollesiunt sSoiepbinnm, in bic
Guigfeit abbermfen
9feb. Sern1an 6. Slider 1T am
Sonntag, 19. Septen1ber Inn $50
l1br, no9 elmer mebr aIs elm Sabr
oauernben &ranfbeit in ct. 2ouis,
Wo., aus oieiem 2eben eeidieben. CT
bdtte am 5. Nobember 6as Mlter bon
65 Sabren errei1t gebabt.
gr tpar als 5obn bon German 81.
f6er uno @lifabetb Sang am 5. SEQ.
oember 1873 in Gallon, Obio, gebo.
rem un6 tam nab Dem Soiepbinum i'm
Sabre 1891, bebor er Dos 13. 2ebens-
iabr errei6t batte. Seine &laiienge.
noiien erinnern ft9 an Sen SleiB un6
feline auBergetp0bnliben Sdbigfeiten,
mabren6 er an Spiel unb grboIung
feinen @eidmad fan6. Sim ii. Suni
1908 erbielt er bonn goa6iutor-gr5b
ldof bem &lp'iten &errn &enrp MoeI-
Ter, 90, Die fl. Brieiterueibe in Der
&apeIe oes FL. Euribius BEG aIte1
Soiepbinums on Der MainitraBe in
Columbus. Seine erfte FL. Meife feier-
te er am Gronlei6namsfefte in Der
Seiligfreu5firde in Columbus. SIM
telben Sabre begab er fi9 nod Der
Hniberfitdt in Sreiburg. G9pei5, I'm,
..boberen @eididtsit,1oien iid am ,pio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-29
&ube i'm 5rieoe,..

Mel6nngen aus 5dneben beiagen,
oab bel oem furdtbaren Gliegeran.
griff auf Samburg Die Sdlfte Der Be.
bolfernng Sanburgs getotet tpor6en
lei. Man babe oie @rdber einfad nit
groBen 8aggermaidinen ausbeben
miiifen a.no Die Eauien6e bon 2eiden,
Die auf Bagen mie Sol5 aufgei9idtet
berangefabren iuuroen, in Dem gro.
Zen 2od obne ie6e 8egrdbnisfeierIid.
feit beri9arren niiiien. @amburg bot.
te 1882 cine Bebolferungsaabl bon
1922, 700 gintpobnern.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-29
MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER

8ielen Greunoen unierer St1oen.
ten tpir6 Der uSbio @aiienfreun6"
ober 6as "sssofepbinum Weeflp" gum
eriten Male gu @eiiht fommen. @ir
geben uns Der &offnung bin, oaB bic.
fe bon unlern Stuoenten nea ertpor.
benen 2eier redt biele Sabre uns treu
bleiben tuer6en. 8ir beiBen iie als
Mitglieoer Der groBen Soiepbin,1m,
Gamilie ber5li1 tpinfommen. ~,
X X X
Ser friibe Groft, Der ein5elne Gar.
mer in setpiiien Diitriften 0bios
iiberrai6t bat, bat Bel uns feinen
nambaften Sdaoen angeri9tet, 6a er
in unierer Nadbaridaft faum bemer.
fensmert uar uno peiI bic Stu6enten
NIT Der @inernt,1ng bon @ortenge.
muien 10 5iemlid auenoe tuaren.
X X *
Stuoenten, 6enen mir un1ern @ar.
ten aeigten, tparen offeniibtli9 iebr
enttduift. ,,gSir tper6en aber 6enno9
nidt perbungern", 10 tr0iteten fie ft9,
~er bat @elo, Inn geobrungsmitteI a.,
iaufen." Sir bieie uniere ginnabme.
queue iinb mir uniern 2eiern un6
@obltdtern in 8ergangenbeit, @egen.
mart un6 3unfunft bon &er5en 6anf-
bar.
X X X
Wir niiien, oaB biele getpint tpGren,
&riegsbon6s fir 6as Soiepbinum 5u
faufen, 1penn ite Die Beriiderung bat.
ten, 6aB iie ipdter bas @elo nidt fir
neutrality-suspicious. Gdne ben0tigen
'modten. Ssn oieiem Tane MAIDEN mir
|folgenbe Bori6ldge:
Wenn sic bas nd91te MaI &riegs.
bombs faufen, berlangen sic Gerie S
(unb Iaiien Sie es reeiitrieren unter
|oem EiteI:
Sbe Bontifical College Soiepbinum
8ortbineton, Ohio
81 Corporation
Damn ienben sic bas 8ono an
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-29

bas Soiepbinum nit Der Beftipmung,
6aB Sic fi9 oos Medt borbebalten,
Dab bas Sofepbinum es au ieoer 3eit
faiiieren fann 1,nb baB alles @eIb,
oas bic Negierung an 3inien ODER
RapitalIumme auriid5abH, ON sic au,
riifgeianbt tpirb. Das Soiepbinum
miro Sbnen fir Sbr Bon6 cine Quit
trng nit Der idriftliden 8erii9erung
5uriidienben.
@s iperoen feinerlei Sragen an sic
gefte1t Derben, tpesbalb sic 6as
@elo 5uriidperlangen, nod, tpoau sic
oas @elo ber1penben tpollen. @ir be-
tra6ten bas gono als Sbr @igentam,
10 Ianee sic Ieben.
Sollten Sie es bor5ieben, oas
8ono in Sbrem 8eitt 5u bebalten, 10
f0nnen sic oas tun uno mir beripre.
den, oas 8ono allr Musloiung an oie
ri6tige Ste1e 5r ien6en, iobaIb sic
es uns iiberien6en, unb l1ns Sbre
8eitimml1ng n1itteilen.
X X X
@ir eriu6en uniere Sc fer, inbe-
treffs &riegsbon6s aum Beiten oes
Soiepbinun1s nit uns in &orreipon.
oen5 5u treten.
X X X
user uns oas 8onb eana gum sc.
f6enf MAIDEN min, fann u1s enttpeber
Series S o6er Series @.Bon6s au-
fommen lafien. Mls &orporation ton.
men mir elm 1tttter Series 6 regi.
itriertes 8on6 nt9t annebmen.
@ub geitatten Die geeentpdrtigen
gerfiigungen ni9t, bob Elm 8ono bon
irgenoeiner Serie auglei9 fir einen
@in5elnen ur6 im Mamen elmer aor.
poration, tpie Dos Soiepbinum, regi.
ftriert miro.
X \ X .....
@ir fpreden unfern beiten Danf
aus fir 6ie @abe bon 5uei Dollar
un6 cine bobn brei Dollar, bic gum
Danf fir erb0rte Bitten bon unbe-
fannten Bobltdtern eingefanot ipur.
ben. Die @aben tpuroen uns bon Ell.
ner S6meiter 6es &eD. Ibab, Der
1916 I'M Soiepbinum gemeibt tpurbe
l1nb 1920 itarb, iibermittelt. gs i1t
ein i6oner unb ebler @e6anfe, 6aB
~Gatber Sad" ieinen 6reunoen mad
% Sabren nod in lieberber Crime.
rang geblieben 1T.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-29
gaittuod, ben %. eeptember 1943


| men. &ier erbielt er ben @rao zines
Doftors Der Hbiloiopbie i'm Sabre
1906. Sein Stubienorang trieb i'm
an, i'm Sabre 1907 i'm Campo Santo
| in gfom uno 1911 an Der l1niberiitdt
| in Mi6igan uno 1915 an Der Cor
men uniberfitat feline Stubien fort5n'
ieten.
@eididtsprofeHor
SIM Serbft 1907 febrte gteb. ST.
| fder nad Dem Soiepbinum 5uriid,
! um BORT bic 9tene zines @eidibtspro.
Ifeiiors au iibernebmen, elmer 2ebens-
arbeit, Der er/ ii9 nit gan5er Seele
tpi6mete Biz au 8eginn ieiner &ranf.
beit, i'm Suni 1912. Sotpobl in Der
&ir9en. als auG in Ser angemeinen
@eibidte tpar er Elm berborragenber
&enner. Brilliant uno duBerit bere6t in
ieinem 8ortrag tpar ietn ein5iges Mu.
genmerf oarauf geridtet, BEL ieinen
Sdiilern 6as Sntereiie fir Die Ser.
gangenbeit at tpeden. slls griinolider
@eididtsmann NOR er fets beniibt,
oie Eatia9en 5,1 ergriinoen ,,no bic.
ielben ieinen SdiiIern boraulegen.
Dte groben 2ebren Der @eididte ent.
gingen ibm ni9t rnb ct iudte fie au9
ieinen 3uborern ein5uprdgen. @ep. ST.
| |i6er tpar fets Elm treues uno tpiIiges
&inb Der Stride. @iir6e er feline ge.
|fdidtli6en 8earbeituneen in ber
engliiben 2anbesiprade berfabt un6
beroffentlibt baben, bdtten oiefeIben
l1n5peifeIbaft itd gu eroBem geuten
Der Stride in engliid-fpredenoen 2dn-
bern erpiefen.
Seinen Stubenten tperoen bic ieinen
8ortrdgen eeididt eingeFodtenen
Mnef6oten i'm @eo69tnis bIeiben. gs
mar nidt fdtper, bon ibm in einen
|b0bern @ra6 beforoert 5u tperben uno
als 2ebrer tpar er iebr geouloig un6
na9fi6tig. @r fiin1merte fid nidt febr
INN Die Dii5ipIin in feiner &laiie,
uuBte oieielbe ie6o9 oufredtauerbaI.
ten oaour6, Dob er es beritano, I'm.
altsgeiest Die Gufmerfiamfeit Der
Sbiiler az feiieln. Mud mar Meb.
Siider ein a,tsgeaeidneter Spradfen-
ner un6 iprad flieBeno cine Mnoabl
SpraGen.
Mls Hrebiger
| @eb. Slider tuar elm bolfstiimlider
Bre6iger in ieoem Sinne 6es ggor.
tee. SIN Soiepbinun,, in Columbus
,no in nerf9ie6enen geadbarorten
mar er als 9sreoiger iebr begebrt. gie.
len dltern 2euten iino feline duberft
praftif9en Snitruftionen uno Breoig.
ten nod frifd i'm @eoGdhnis. Ct mub.
te feline marfieen @orte ourd baden.
De 8eiipiele 5,t ilIuitrieren, tpenn ct
als Hreoiger aitf Der &anaeI itatro.
8e8rabnis
Die 2eidenfeierIi9feiten fir 6as
beritorbene Mitglieb oes Sofepbinums
tpuroen am Mittpo9, %. @eptember,
$50 nbr bormittags in Der Rapeue
oes Soiepbinums abeebalten, tporauf
oas Begrdbnis a1f Dem &irdbof oes
Soiepbinun1s itattfan6. Wir erfuden
uniere 2eier uno Greun6e, fir ben
Weritorbenen 5l1 beten, bamit feline
lSeele
Hlbe i'm Srieoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-29
Bum Neu6au oeS
9oittbimuuls
Total .$618,24477
Qutttu,tg fit fro,l1ute
6abe,t 3mgnnfe,1
mnferer Stu0eute1t

In Memory of John &
Margaret Flick, Mo. ..... $4,000
Rev. F.. A. K. .............. 5000
MIR. John Westendorf, Ohio .. $500
MIR. Chas. A. Mueller, Ill. 80. 1000
N. N. 1000
Mrs. A. H, Bussereau, N. Y. :. 800
Miss Catherine Mainz, III. .. 800
Rev. A. J. X, MINI. ........ 600
Rev. A. F.. B., Ind. .......... 500
Miss Barbara Mergner, Mich. 500
N. NJ, Oakland, Calf. ........ 500
Mrs. Anna Dietrich, Calf. =. 500
Frank Best ................. 500
r. Hausman ................ 500
Kyle Mignot ................ 500
j. A. Pritzel ................ 500
Matt. Zenner, Mich. ........ 500
Mrs. Eliz. Menke, Nebr. 49,. 500
Hermine Jiranek, Ill. ...... 800
Jos. r. Schneider, Mich. go. 800
Mrs. Anna Hecht, Iowa ...... 800
N. NJ, Ohio .................. 200
Miss Katherine Schleper, III. 100
Friend ................... 100
Mrs. M. Fischer, III. ........ 100
Mrs. Rosa Meyer, MINI. 49,. 100
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-29

Held Family, MINI. ........ 100
Mrs. A. Kessler, N. Y. ........ 100
Mrs. VIM. Timmers .......... 100
Mrs. A. G. Drerup .......... 100
Richard Trettel, Mimi. ...... 100
A Reader, Glandorf, Ohio ;. 100
Mrs. Peter Eckstein, Wis. 80. 100
Mrs. Adam Anhalt, Iowa 80. 100
VIM. A. Bastnagel, Ind. 80. 100
Mrs. H. Hoffman,, N. J. 80. 100
Chas. Keil, N. Y. .....s...... 100
Jno. A. Groser, N. Y. ........ 100
Mrs. A. Holinka, MINI. ...... 100
Vigil Lights
Mrs. j. BlieSzner 81 90
"a Reader, Glandorf, Ohio .... 100
Elizabeth Baltz, Ohio ........ 100
Mrs. H. j. Droit, Tenn. ........ 100
Coal Fund
Previously credited $4,000
Mrs. Marie Becherer ........ 1000
Rev. G. J. H. ............... 500
Miss Martha Mashlefsky go. 800
Mrs. M. Radlinger, Wis. go. 100
Mrs. Anna Wenzel, Ind ..... 100
Carl Buehl, Pa. ............ 100
Total $4,000
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-29
stimme bes golfes fir bas
Nnsah hhfu,,.+>

Stimme bes @plfes fir bas
Soiepbinnm
Siermit fenoe ib Sbnen $1,000 fir
Die orn1en Stuoenten 5u @bren bes
FL. @ntonius. - M. g., Winn.
X * X
@tnliegen6 S9ed bon $500 aIs
Danffagung. Meine 8itte lit erbort
tpor6en. - S. s., g. q.
X X X
einliegeno 100 gum 9ant fir Die
@rb6rung elmer Bitte. - 81. o., ga.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17

Faces
Tax Delay

SAGINAW, Aug Il Because
the city is preparing a thorough
case TO answer the county'S argu-
ments. the TAX ALLEGATION appeal
hearing started by the county
probably VIII not be continued un-
I'll next month.
The county fiscal year does not
end until January So county Off
Gals are chuckllng az the dlscom-
fort they are causing the city
whose TAX bills have been with
held until the rate is definitely
set.
Nearly $4oo 600 was paid the
city by nearly 80 large industries
but small TAX payments viii not
he accepted untll the final deter.
uiratIoU and tine city viii no
doubt exhaust in, funds for opeT-
atlng purposes bcfoir-thcH
Delay OF the hearing until Sep
tember Is necessary 20 cOmncte
the CItyS records for the case.
according 10 City Attorney Edwin
w. kOcpke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
MuekFdfners
.ait0PAReport

EAST LANSING, Aug. II (UP)
Onion and mint growers attend
ins the Michigan muck farmers
field day tomorrow at Michigan
State College Will hear reports
direct from Washington on OPA
price regulations on these two
crops, it was revealed today by
Paul r. Harmer, MISC professor
OF soils.
c. Carl McGuftey OF Shelbyville,
president of the Michigan Onion
Growers Association shd y. T.
Beebe of Niles, president Of the
Association of Essential Oil Grow
ers Of Michigan, witt give their
reports, telling of conferences with
OPA officials on fall ceilings.
Muck farmers who attend the
field day will also be conducted
through the college experimental
fields of celery, Soybeans onions
peppermint, spearminL cabbage
and other muck crops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
knSIIr
Firms Hit
Initiation

NEW YORK. Aug. Il CUP)-
More than 100 life insurance com
pauIcS began a campaign agalnS
initiation with an appeal 10 $1,000
GOO poiicyholderS 10 support the
governments fight 10 hold doWT
prices.
An uncontrolled rise in prices
would not only impair the ehec-
tiNenesS of the war effort hut II
would also seriously complicate
the transition Of the national
economy from war 10 peace"
George l.. Harrison, chairman
of a committee of the COM
panICS. said
The campaign, 20 be carried out
through advertisements IN 2Sl
newspapers, through appeals IN
farm journals, and by direct com
mWication with policyholders, Is
under the direction of the lnStl-
Lu1e Of Lie Insurance and the
policy committee.
The companies advised Ameri-
cans Ia buy and hold war bonds.
10 pay taxes willingly, 10 save for
the future, TO reduce debts and
avoid new ones, 10 hiN only neceS-
sites. 10 abide by ratlonlhg rules
and 20 cooperate with the gov
crnmcnt price and Sterilization
program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
Livestock Markets

CATTLE 1850 Sot enough done on
any class so make a market scattered
sales about steady but general Undertoue
weak te lower sCattTed bids 2ac and more
lower on slaughter steers and hefeIs
two loads largely choice fed yearuug steers
held above Si6 load good 30 choice me.
dunn weight fed steers bid SIS so. part
load good western fed steers and helfers
mixed sold SIS 30 package medium light
GrAss steers and hrifers &13 scattered
head beef COWS. 81 san 30, few Gamers
sud cutters sold S. ~. part load 100 To.
range bulls $3.50 asking around Sli -
for good sausage bulls
CAlNFs zoo EaIly bids and sales
Nralers steady with last week = iow close.
early top SO ON Llpd and choice offer
ings. common and medium &t2 SO" ID.
HOGS 600. Kidding 10 to is cents
lower on butchers sealing $50 lbs upward
asking steady large interest bidding
xiA hb 60 Sli 50 for ls026O 10 butchers.
SHEEP 700. Early sales al classes
about steady, some good 10 choice GatiFe
spring IHrnN $i4 80 With bucks our Al
81 discount medium 20 good spriug amhs,
Yi3n1i deok 6H-lb southerns. Sl3 %.
bucks included few common lambs >l2
down grassy NeArlugs, tl0n 10. small
'ut good fed NrArhnGS Nl2 common 10
choice shorn slaughter ewes, 49,, cU,is.
50 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
War Contract
Manual Ready

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE
war department hasISSHed regu-
lations designed 10 effect prompt
settlement Of war contracts TERMS
mated because of changing mill
tary requirements, It was ICaTUed
today.
The regulations instruct con-
tractors and government contract.
ing officers as 10 the basis 10 he
employed IN making payments
due contractors az The time such
contracts are Cancelled. The de-
tailed regulations were not made
public
Although the regulations are
designed primarily for the I'M.
mediate assistance Of government
personnel. their publication IS
assurance 10 business THAI the
department intends 10 deal fairly
with contractors whenever con-
tracts are cancelled. the depart
ment said. An accounting manual
VIII be ISSUED within a few DAYS
a. an aid 10 contractors and gov.
eminent audit personnel in COM
putting cost figures IN negotiating
settlement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
Death Sentence
PdssedOnUniteC
Corp. by SEC

~ r.4rr.
ii.ll N'''.l.fIi4N. - "| 10
l\~ Tho Securities and EN-
CHANGE Commission has announced
,rirrc5 tho rl.or d,rIsr
''...." N''p. '" cease I'D u' a
holding company and to change
IFS capitalization 10 one class OF
common s'oC s.
Iu rejecting ibc finn own plan
'ur Investment OF Cun'ro. over iiN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
Stocks Show
.Firmer Tone
In Early Deals

NEW YORK. Aug. II UP)-
Stocks developed a hrmer tone at
a quiet opening today after a late
Sell-off in the previous session,
Bonds held steady. Cotton eaSed
a few points.
The improvement was eSpe-
cially notable in railroad issues
which were in the forefront of
the decline in the last hour yes
terday IN response 10 publication
of a rumor Winston Churchill. had
predicted an end Of the war in
Europe in SIX months, which the
prime minister subsequently de-
MED.
Southern Pacific gained a fun
point n ~ I he opening selling at %.
Great Northern preferred opened
az 2S% up IS Atlantic Coast
Line % up u Pennsylvania
p, up "a Southern Railway 23l2
up 2, New York Central l6, UNI
changed; Erie certificates ilSs,
up Is, and Santa Fe 59S4, up Is.
L. S. Steel was up II point TO
53as on the first sale and small
net gains were noted in General
Foods. Sears-Roebuck, Common
wealth and Southern and Para
mount.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
Chrys|er Nets
Z Millions in
First 6 Months

Net profit Of Chrysler Corp.
for the six months ended June
30, 1943. amounted TO $l2,537.-
$40 after provision of taxes and
reserves equal TO 1888 per share
as compared with profit Of
SS,77,005 or SOP a share in the
like period of 1912
President X. r. Keller told
stockholders that the companys
sales totalcd S435.405. 900 during
that period and that the percent-
age of profit to sales dropped 10
20 per cent from "a per cent in
the previous year and an average
of SO per cent in the last FIVE
peace years.
He added that Chrysler now has
Dc plants turning out war matters
ais under 1925 separate commits
mentS and with the aid Of about
5000 SubcontraCtorS.
I'VE have turned out 10 times
as many medium tanks at the
tank arsenal, a. we originally
contracted To build" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
Parke, Davis @ aims

Earnings Of Parke Davis e.
Co. Detroit pharmaceutical
manufacturer for the first SIX
months OF 1913 made a favor-
able showing I'm comparison
with the preceding year Earn
ings of S59O5, 704. or so cents
per share of common stock.
compared with revised net Of
-S3-l44-1hA- -E1-cnHtE- share
Tor 'H0 first half of 1912 Con-
trlhuung 70 the improvement
for the 1913 period was the
addition 10 The consolidated In
come az S225000 from foreign
income earned m prior periods
which had not been previously
transferred 10 this country
Sales currently are understood
% be following the pattern
mentioned I'm the company :
annual report. when II was
stated that shipments both 10
the government and 10 regular
civilian channels IN this coun-
Try were showing increases over
the preceding year
t. certain foreign markets
increased business also has
been recorded although IN the
aggregate nfCb sales tended 10
fan below those earlier cStab-
l.Shed due largely 10 The ina
rilIty IN obtain adequate trans
portaNon Additional factors
affecting foreign husinCS, have
been the back Of raw materials
On some foreign laboratories,
and complete loss % some mar
kets notably those in the Far
last
TIE company pointed out re-
Gently that Notwithstanding loss
o. q considerable -EUmbor Of
tho research staff ~ the armed
services. tfls important dINi-
sion of the buisncss has been
maintained az practically nor
NAL Ir gIs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
FatherIy Advice Deserves Wider Audience

Talking young Knudsen gave fatherly
we this said II have doubt or
having the ability the
job
yourself. Think independently
Experience knowing lot of things shouldn't do
"A band gets far the ladder Learn
10 foot trumpet and foot il aWfully good
the chance to that
otherwise have
n little hit the other fellow what
he's gut.That = called tolerance
Don't ask do something that wouldn't do
his place
IF think before act act much
effie4eHtIF-ahi work done.
Live clean. Fight hard. Think yourself.
This and he
This and IL il always going to be II
be example to the of the world"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
ssh Clears Up
Court Shortage

BAY CITY, Aug. 17-Acccpting
S572 as a final payment OF po-
lice court shortage, city commits
sion last night approved releasing
from further responsibility Edwin
a. Boden former police justice.
The payment had been offered
three weeks ago but commission
cIS delayed accepting II unNl a.
Suted hY auditors that no further
shortage would be. found Bodcn
had already paid 81 100 az the
time Of hI, jguagon nearly q
year ago and the S571 shortage
resulted from further audit Of
court records.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
Corn for War Output
Already in Reserve

WASHINGTON. Aug. II Fac.
tories making corn products for
lse IN direct war production again
are running full time and have
sufficient reserves 10 keep run
nlng full time until TINS year 4
corn crop comes or. the market,
War Food Administration reports.
From July through Aug 10 the
administration bought - million
bushels OF corn from faTmnrS-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
M. s. Rukeyser
M S. Rukeyser
Formula for Success
Outlined by knudsen

1iafr suspend for The duration, efforts to achieve
personal
I'm every phase Oh life school in the army in business and
e profession achievement heightened by proper ADJUST
individual
udaNS hIddCS In become business associates
offering opportunity advancement after the Following
World Var Veterans made lasting business associations
with men who impressed them in the armed services.
From The cradle 90 The the individual Is being observed
and Judged and 20 be Of the fact Its
l3IIlgN pos tp0uc effort until you're better spot
Every ayCOmp Shmcn the Job hand however
his better things The FIRST knows
put imprint excellence everything ne touches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
SAB Weekly
Average Pay Rea c h e
$50 Gents an Hour

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17-Av-
,crage pay Of 929 cents an hour
was earned IN June by American
workers in all manufacturing i'm
duStrics. the labor department
reported. This was - per cent
above The June, 1912, average.
Weekly earnings in manufac-
turing Industries averaged Sf3.35
in June, IL cents above May pay
ments Total June employment
was 100000 man-hour> in excess
of that for May.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
Revenue Of AiirIines
Up 131 Pct. for Year

WASHINGTON. Aug. Il CUP)
Net operating revenue for all
domestic airlincS increased 13l
per cent for the year ended May
81. the civil aeronauticS board
said today.
Net operating revenue for the
year ended May 81 was S3l 020,-
600 compared with Sl3,37Il0O for
the year ended May 81. 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
Food Price Index
Resumes Up Trend

WASHINGTON. Aug. II Who'll
sale commodity prices again ad-
Nanccd iractionally according 10
the price index compiled by Ma
tlonal Fertilizer Association. In
the week ended Aug. II this index
advanced TO 1850 from l3iS IN
the preceding year. II was l347
a month ago. and 1856 year
ago. based on 1858 average
a. 100
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
IS MPH Pays OF

Public Roads Administration
concludes on the basis Of
four-year investigation of pas
senEpr car tire wear and tire
failure that strict observance
az the national 35-mlle speed
limit offers the greatest prom
i>e of keeping the countrys
Cars rolling for another year.
Tire wear q o. mph is 1890
miles, compared with 56 500 mile,
81 IS mph and $500 miles al -
mph.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
Farmers Market

FRUITS Agges. putChcss i!ggy 81
hu' Na S3u 90. 30 S294 b,
s. b6aga So S2a25o. Weaithles
iauri SIS ul. NO. 81 $50 2 81.
Hucs0cberues $50, T. Sloal2 2i-qt crate.
Peaches. orioles. 80. j. tja3 800 bu.
$50 50 30 Pears. sugar 80 T. 81 g
h4 NO $3.50 clamps fat"rte. No.
! s. oI 'ts5o'el,oapso t 5a5ngy 81 Rsi NO
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
Celery cabbage so T. SO 80 hu 30
50 Head lettuce 30 . @sd 40 hu
Lear lettuce 30 s aog 9l . EndN (.
rt e. q g I g g I 6o +. No. No.. Z s s. s. ~
VEGETABLE GREENs So g a % % s p
~ ba sore So 75coSI bl Nh.
fsrd $50 1be 81 hu spinach no
,. io02 .a nu swiss cnert SO. ] 81 ~
% hH Tm.p green's no !. use 81
vrGrrkHrrs Misc Gtsee trcee
'ar, s7F ts $50 s. i". Nn
NHN fancy - bl NH s.
So $3.50 ksHtlesy Wonder n.
t.sr. Na : slaa IS eu Ree's punched.
Ha. ~ 81 .H 9 na B~cco. 80
h| tfrh4-e NH 81 I'r
-t b.. ~. 81 'u Ned cabbage 40
81 .UH H. rr. ,tuhaEe. Nu. SO
DHf.F hi-euti $50 - hhr
sar topped, So
e.esr Ne Hrfso hu Nr. 2
tn.r- Fancy. So 2a..l 500 dol
aHH ol. So -'" aar
-t,.r +u1 50 1Naf 15 sa7- satt
'..fWfrrs SHrrrs t8nrt
$780, saH- aU. Na 81 aN
'-8 tcs,er. tane,.
t~ Frrfsr' $50 81 81
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