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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

= HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 3--Just
heard that beeg deal is brewing
ween Jimmy Cagney and TWEEN
.th Century-Fox. 1t has reached
the advanced conference stage and
unless Mister Cagney has change
of heart he will star in THE Life
of o. Henry" George Jessel has
been elected 20 produce the hi
ography of William Sydney Porter
%. Henry TO his readers.
I had heard that o. Henry
might be put on the open market
by Twentieth because il called for
a Jimmy Cagney, or an actor OF
his caliber. and none were avail
able. This has been vehemently
denied and now, with Cagney step
ping out of his Independent pro-
sduction setup TO make the picture,
we'll, il gets going in early 1914.
MATE RETURNS
Jubilant is the word to describe
Sol LesSers happiness at getting
Maureen O'Sullivan to resume her
Job as Tarzan's mate. Maureen
hasn't played in Tarzan thriller
since she retired two years ago
to have baby.
Sol hasn't had the easiest time
In the ~eFld- with Johnny Tar
an" Weissmuller. who again and
again has said that he wanted to
get out of the jungle and do some
thing on the screen besides grunt.
But the public. apparently, has
willed otherwise because Maureen
and John w. will co-star In
."Tarzan and the Amazon" for
R-K-O and Lesser.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
.LOueIIa
Parsons
m-AoAgwool

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 3-Just
heard that beeg deal is brewing
tween Jimmy Cagney and TWEEN
ID Nh Century-Fox. 1t has reached
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
DRUGLEss RELIEF FOR
HEMORRHOIDS

Constipation, gall bladder. ulcers, rheums-
tism: new bio-discovery FLORA combats
Intestinal poisoning and oorrects underlying
csuse ri many disorders. Liberal supply.
81 Write call or telephone,
p. H NATURAL HEALTH PRODUCTS
sl4 Griswold BLDG. Cadillac 1855
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Coal and Coke
Coal on Credit
6 MONTHS TO PAY
DRIVEN
COAL co.
Plaza 3410

s~~~~~ 49, - -
BANNER COAL $500 MELVILLE
vINEWOOD i-5049. BUY WAR BoNDsf
CALL Davy for your winter coal supply.
To. $500.
DETROIT COAL CO.
TO $500
DETROIT CITY ICE AND FUEL co..
6247 GRAND RIVER TY. $500
MfsTELE COAL a COKE
PLAZA $500
PALMER COAL q COKE co.
fwinhrOok l-sl00 fyanhoe 1850
PEOPLES COAL ON CREDIT
$500 Nevada TW. 2-1170
READ Times Want Ads for pront--uss
them for results,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Auto
Graphs
Col. Colby Wins
Praise for Training
British on NIB Tanks
BY SLER FREEMAN

1t. Col. Joseph Colby of our
Tank Automotive Center re-
ceWcd a well-deserVed compli-
ment from Mai. Gen. A. II.
GatehouSe, British armored bril-
gade commander who helped
defeat Rommel. when the gen.
eral spoke Monday night before
the Society of Automotive Engi-
Ffeef,S=G ei=GefBy= mas weT1 rec
ignition before as one of the
best versed men on tanks in the
world.
Gen. GdtehOuSe credited Col.
Colby and SIX or seven other
American officers with teaching
the British how 10 operate the
NIB tanks and how TO maintain
and repair them 10 get the most
efficiency out of the then new
weapons. 1t was Colby and his
staff who showed the British
how 10 fight them as teams"
and changed the whole course
Of battle on the African front,
according 10 Gatehouse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Output
Of Eggs
Climbs

LANSING. Sept. % (UP)-
Michigan hens during August laid
100000 more eggs than they
did for the same month a year
ago, c. L Borum. statstician for
the Michigan Cooperative Crop
Reporting Service, revealed today.
Total egg production for Au-
gust was T13OOO,0O0 eggs, COM
pared TO 108,000,000 in 1912.
Statistics show that Michigan
had s, 246, 600 laying hens last
month. an increase of 6 per cent
over 1912.
Egg prices reported by CONNER
cial producers averaged AZ cents
per dozen, as compared with 35.3
cents for August, 1912 Chickens
sold for an average of 27.2 cents
per pound. an increase of II cents
over last year. Mash prices adj
vanced Is per cent and grains 20
per cent during the year, however.
Michigan hatcheries reported
an output of $4,000 baby chicks
in August, as compared with
10000 for the same month last
year, Borum said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Market Shows
Mixed Trend
In Quiet Trade

NEW YORK. Sept % tINSl-
The stock market opened mixed
today in quiet trading.
Coca-Cola gained y on its first
quotation while American Air
Lines lost a point. Rails and
titflftiesr,fffig tft'f,=ssestaTtia5y',T were
generally up fractions with South
ern Pacific, New York Central,
United Corp. Preferred. and Public
Service OF New Jersey among the
gamers.
Motors were mixed as were
communications n q COpperS,
Gaining a fraction was Western
Union, whose merger with Postal
Telegraph was approved yeSter-
day by the FEC. RubberS were
steady while oils were under slight
pressure.
The rest Of the list was
neglected
Opening prices Soc Vac 1895,
unch; Doug Airc 61a4. up -,
Chrysler 81 u, up 3; Am Rad &
IS 97s, unch; Sou Pac 20, up "a;
Col Gas 4@s, off -; Com Inv TT
AZ. unch: Gen Motors 81 "a, off a /;
Penn RR TT. unch; Ing Pub
-Serv 81, of Il; Texas co i9l4,
unch; Int Tel 49,, off y; Ken
necott 303s, of "a; In Corp pr
35@s, up "a; In Airc 3li2, off
J.: Gen Elcc -3sl4, up-4S Ana
conda Is, unch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
ReC0nversi0n
Credit Arranged

CHICAGO. Sept % INS)-An-
nouHcement of the approval of a
S60,0o0000 VT" credit agreement
for the Pullman-Standard Car
Manufacturing Co. by the war de-
partment was made last night.
The three-year bank credit
agreement was worked out with
the cooperation Of the war de-
partment, the Federal Reserve
Bank of Chicago as fiscal agent.
the Union Trust Co. of Pittsburgh
and the Continental Illinois Ma
tional Bank and Trust Co. of
Chicago. PulIman-Standard PreSi-
dcnt G. A. Liddle said.
This new type of credit was re-
Gently set up TO free war produc-
erS' own working capital for i'm
mediate reConVerSion to ( h @
manufacture Of civilian goods
upon termination of war con-
tracts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Livestock Markets


CATTLE zoo FRESH fuppy sharply
Increased uE hufdfnsrur rafNuvrr from
Monday slaughter steers and heifers 0Uu.
very lev early salcs and 4uterorr weak
with M'mdaVs downturn. COWS SLOW hut
mostly FeafF f''Ie done or bulls inGiCa.
tons Vssk 90 lower stock cattle and
calves s'UI SLOW sport load spud fo mostly
CnDIs, s16-ih feH mixed yearHrFs mrv'l y
heifets. 81 ~. part load good fed steers
fFt1 same pfiCe scattering medium short
fed steers SIS down several packages
common 20 med .um ughtWrignt kcr'Urky
Etass steers and heifere 500 IN o. beet
COWS. Ss251 II -. mostly Sit down; can
rers and enters 50 sons nHi much be-
low So ru' few very thin hEhf Gamers
se#'rE down o. s.. not enough bulls or
replacement cattle sold % establish values
CALVES 500. steady. bulk good and
choice vcalere. SIG Jo odd hcRd strictly
choice 20 ST.. common and medium veal
ers Si2 ~ I'd IS So cuils, 81 down 20 s.
ana below
Hoes. 500: market not established
bidding ure,suIy steady 20 IS cents lower
mostly steady On hogs Nth weights, best
early bids Sit So.
SHEEP 5eN. spring lambs opening
about steady Win Mondays low close
good 20 choice natives Sl41l425 With
bucks 1ut a. 81 discount several PACK
ages just. good lambs SIS 7t Medium
grade offerings selling on down 20 81
with common s0rtOufs SO down sheep
weak common 90 good slaughter ewes.
ans. choice. held So So z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Delay Boost
In Sugar Beets

WASHINGTON. Sept % Eco
nomIc Sterilization Director Vim
son told California congress
slOnal delegation there Will be a
delay OF a month OF SIX weeks on
an OPA order increasing the
price Of sugar beets 10 cover pro-
duCtiOn costs.
A five-member sugar subcom-
mittcc OF the delegation has de-
manded a price boost pointing
out that sugar prices have not
had raise comparable 10 other
agricultural products since 1871. -
Representative Phillips lR) of
Rep Phillips tR) OF California
said members meeting with Vih-
son We're told a favorable order
promised for October Will be
delayed another month or SIX
weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
ASSIGNED TO immediate TeehnooaicaI Problems

In the noncian industries corpora
tonS which have and which
engaged making Uncle has been
Craugr TCSc5TCh STAIR fHSead OF
the realm of products and
for industrial scientists have been assigned
chronological problems connection with
the whole they have done magn-
Valuable this shift of emphasis
has all been gain
needs has necessarily
these applied scientists OF the industrial world from ner
bushes OF knowledge
in he OF new products the future.
being permitted become pathnderS their
duration
date arm o. he manufacturing
OF the wartime researches many bNIroduct
applicable peaeetie. emerged heless
immediate manufacturing problems resulted
time lag planned research future Thus, there Will
be a peni-up demand for industrial research.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
NeWSprint Cut
Another PET.
For This Year

WASHINGTON, Sept % GNS)
Tho WIPE yesterday announced
m additional ; per cent decrease
IN newsprInt consumption for the
fourth quarter Of 1913. The de
crease follows a 8 per cent slash
announced iISf July for the third
quarter.
The reduction was recommended
Is Il newspaper industry advisory
committee. The first % tons for
newspapers using less than 500
tons OF neWSprInt are exempt
from further reduction.
II. NJ. Bltner, printing and pub
fishing director OF the WPB. said
that recommendations on all news
print appeals that were filed
properly by Sept. - would be
sent out by Oct. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Airline Plans
Service Here

NEW YORK. Sept 20 Chicago
and Southern AIT Lines has fled
applications With the clNll aero
nautics board 10 extend lis service
TO - principal cities In eight
states. The line now operates in
seven mdwoStern and southern
states.
The new applications embrace
service m Minnesota. Wisconsin
Iowa. Michigan. Indiana. OHIO
Florida and Georgia
one proposed route between
Minneapolis. st Paul and Chi
CaCo. on two different routes,
would connect by air population
ccntcrS totalinC more than 4 csc =
600 The application for additional
service between Chicago and De
troIi would connect population
ccnterS of nearly 6.5OO.OO0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Beatrice Cream Asks
To List More Shares

NEW YORK. Sept. 29-Beatrice
Creamery Co. has made applica-
ton 10 New York Stock Exchange
to list 20.900 additional shares of
its common stock in connection
with purchase of the La Choy
Food Products, Inc. The latter's
capital stoclt outstanding consists
of l67 200 shares. Under terms of
agreement Beatrice Creamery will
issue one share of common for
each eight shares of La Choy
capital Stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Farmers Market

EpT-TTS-AprIcV Mcintosh fancy 81
p 5g bu; No - 30 "9I rive i
80; ~, . 81 b1 %ortbwestePn
G ,sc n, !, s. ha snow fancy.
s. 81 bu No. ,, = ~ cIs papi'ss'
20. ,, l. - nu 20 en- - ~
s. - eck BASKET No. "'. 20. :.
&c &c fe''Rss no a. to',4,,
iales. iAncN. N'Ls bu 10. >!
NJ" 2 SO ~ . Feaf t bo.,. -, -
" o. No >. bait ,'t's fancy. -
b; No l. -" No. :, - 5 0aln9es
fancy $50 b.. No j. - 5oF a. 10 =
- 81 Naiermeipns fancy, -" 10
dog No Sa1e, No A4,.,.....
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
Celery cabbage fancy - hi. No I,
- 5o11.75. 10. 2 81 % Head lettuce.
30 /, - % on no - 20 Lear
lettuce No j. 7'c 81 nu Endive, fancy
Escarole SO J. 75cgSl bu. Romano,
No. J. 81 - a. on
NEGETABiE GRkENs - cahhase
greens e.. 10 !, M * K.,l 2S e0 cS soa H S9
sorrei 40 J. 75c3S bu Mustard No.
T goo y 81 % bu.; No - 75c spinach,
No. 1. eic p 81 - bu No . T5c swiss
sshard. so Is 9oe bu Turnip greens.
VEGETABLES. MISC Beans. green,
fancy. Sc 50 bu no l. 50 8 %, No q
50 wax. fancy. s. 80 on No l. 81 so
S2n225 bu ~ 2. 81 81 Roman beans.
No /, 81 50H3 bu No 2. 50 lima
beans. fsncy 81 hu SO. g. S843.5O
Beets punched No 7sc4Sl dcy
55 6u 10 2 81 Broccoli. fanc,' "a
bu No T. S3a350 cabbage. 40 4
81 25al so bu 40 81. I'd csbnage'
no l. 81 1912 hu SO. ,. 81 -S curly
cabbage 80 /. 81 a09i75 ba carrots
buuched No /. 75 Soc ia1 hrhs So
60c topped fancy SZ2I hg No
81 1hv2. No. O. SI@I CauUfoNer.
fancy, 81 bl. 80 s. 1893 o.. SO -
s. On Celery root 80 L. 81 dok CeIer.
fancy 81 250I go doz bahs SO H.
%" e1c No = 20 Soc Sweet corn SO
. % j-doz saek, 80 . 75c ca.
cum1ers. sucers 40 1. S4a5 bu. 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Tribute TO Tanks

The British tank expert also
paid tribute TO the Detroit-made
tanks. In the vital battle which
finally drove Gen. Rommel out
of Africa, Gen. Gatehouse said
there was one Allied brigade in
American tanks that fought for
IS days straight and covered
about 1900 miles in the desert
without touching a tool of any
sort 10 the M-3'S.
AT one time, the British gen.
eral stated. his brigade fought
three tank battles in one day.
The drivers were so weary that
ife witnessed a collision among
six tanks in broad daylight. The
average tank had been hit five
times by shell fire, and some as
many as II to Is times, but still
carried on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
New Products Saved Many Corporations

Thus. which have maintained increased
their dollar volume of sales wartime despite the unavaaby
materials hhcr considered essential 10 their ire
mendouSy indebted 10 their research stats
In instances the Job OF finding suitable substitutes has
been stopGap remedy
In other the synthetic product developed is superior TO
original material viii long after wartime shortages
departments have prolific OF ideas in the
civilian foods cosmetics and other
branded aftees only developed substitute
but also substitute ingredients.
One eminent food manufacturer in discussing the situation
with that ms investment In brand names
heavy that he would changes which lowered
quality adequate ingredients could be found he would
withdraw the brand for the duration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Chatting at the Bit

Back in 1888, A. r. Clancy
now brigadler general on the
inactive list. was beginning 20
fret under the inacuon which
came with his retirement from
business. Many times 4 mil
llonairc, he wanted 10 dabble IN
something just TO keep IN
practice.
CLANCY placed an ad in the
local papers offering capital 10
some going manufacturing buSI-
ness with a future.
Mrs Wright read the ad be-
tWccn matches of biscuits, which
she was turning out in limited
quantities for houSe-to-houS
sale Her business was going
- right AZ matter of fact,
%Scpt her going day and night
% supply the demand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Had TO Increase Dollar Volume TO Survive

any unmagnayc corporate directors hitherto questioned
practical department they had
adequate demonstration the last year For without me
materials of the Sccnthc
Of Industry established would
both meet As Such com
selling determined by OFA
hand without corresponding freezing oil all
labor and the other
such frozen economy. II was essential
dollar But the growing
Of restrictions would faded
management Instead pressed It's creative
acceptable substitutes and
many companies performed miracles IN this direction Ike
rapid tins OF CIVILIAN
rrodlcte lrrmendoue tnhute - AmoIIcan ngenulty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
They Ate Biscuits

Agency executives toycd with
such names as "BltSy-WhitSy
Tickets and slogans like THE
Crust You Can Trust and
finally decided in favor Of
Simple simon after AN tho
agency people ate plenty OF
biscuits for Inspiration
Commented Skinner. who was
then with the agency.
Mrs. Wright WAS happy be
cause she said for the first time
In years she had powder on her
nose instead ~ flour"
Whether Clancy retained his
interest IN tho firm night up 70
tho time n was sold 20 BURY. !
don't know. but Mrs Wright
did and she's going 10 make
certain that The biscuits con-
tin4c 20 be The same high quail
90 as those which uniaSiencd
Upper on CLANCY pocket
book Just 10 years ago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
ChrysIer Wins Citation

Chrysler Corporation has just
been awarded a war production
citation for solving the tank
track problem. The citation
reads:
This Is to certify that
Chrysler Corp. during the pc
Rod from Aug. 8, 1912. to
March 81, l943, when tank track
production was very critical, CO.
operated with the ordnance de-
partment industry indignation
committee for tank tracks,
made an outstanding engineer
ing contribution, and attained
unusual efficiency Of production,
making ID possible to meet tho
required schedules of tank track
production within the allotted
time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
M. S. Rukeyser
M. s. Rukeyser
Research Stats
Proved Their Worth

profound change has taken place during the in the
application OF the findings of applied scientists the employ Of
industrial companies.
Because of the Of immediate shortages Of materials
workers have diverted from quest for
products the immediate Of finding substitute
materials order 10 enable their employing companies to main
tain their sales volume.
This has represented a shift in emphasis.
Instead of performing their function OF safeguarding
the of their employer from obSoecenceom the danger
concentrated the Immediately job Of
the sales volume through replacing maer
which withheld by government restrictions
SAGai
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
On the
Business
Front
By WARD SCHULTZ

announcement that the BURY
biscuit Corp. has purchased
the business and assets of the
Simple Simon Foods OF Detroit
struck a familiar note and
marks the climax OF a real
Cinderella story.
Simple Simon Foods was
founded by Mrs. BesS Wright.
wife Of a Ford Motor Co. engi-
neer. back in the depths of the
denression-it grew from q
kitchen hobby TO a thriving
business selling several million
packages of prepared pie crust
biscuit and muffin mixes a
year
Mrs Wright will continue
with the company and the safe
was made 10 supply added
backing for further necessary
expansion
But there's a fascinating
story behind the story OF BeSS
Wrights success.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Detroit Steel Corp.
Not Steel Products

A Dow-Jones financial news
service dispatch on rencEotiation
OF Detroit Steel Corp. earnings,
carried on this page yesterday,
enormously identified President
w. :. Schrage rs being connected
with Detroit Steel Products Corp
II. should have read Detroit Steel
Corp and the firm has no connec-
ton with Detroit Steel Prod
ucts Co,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Jones 10 Present
Food PIdns0ct.6

WASHINGTON. Sept % War
Food Administrator Marvin Jones
viii present his 1914 food pro-
gram 10 House agriculture COM
mitteo OCT. g. Chairman FtJmer
said today
Fulmcr said delay In presenting
Tho program Is cutting down on
total food production because of
uncertainty Do is creating among
farmers. lie blamed delay on tho
fact that Jones is not solely re-
sponsiblc for food and many time
consuming conferences must be
held with OPA and Office Of
Economic Sterilization 70 reach
agreement on various aspects Of
program
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Details Of VIA Milk
Subsidy Plan Near

WASHINGTON. Sept. 29-De-
tails Of war food administration
milk subsidy program will be
available very shortly, adminis-
tration officials said today. Con-
fident of congressional approval
of program. WA officials are
working on the program and said
that within one week they will
be able 10 tell farmers what spe-
cific reductions they can expect
on feed grains for dairy cattle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Must Get Heavier

Gen. Gatehouse predicted
tanks would get heavier instead
OF lighter anC faster. AS arrna-
-ment- grows. so must tank ar
NOR. He traced the evolution
of armored warfare from the
"thin-skinned' vehicles TO the
heavily plated tanks OF today.
He listed the prime foes Of
tanks as big guns and mine
fields. The first can be solved
by putting thicker armor plate
on the monsters; but the second,
at least up TO the Battle of
Fl Alamein. was still a hand
job. He intimated that progress
was being made and that me-
chanical means may soon be
perfected TO clear the paths for
the tanks,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
No Refund Necessary

The Detroit Steel Products
Company has received a'clearauCc
on IFS earnings for 1912 following
rcnegotiauon proceedings with the
government and no refund is nee
esSary, Edgar Allies, secretary
trcasurer. announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
SITUATION CRITICAL

NEW YORK, Sept. % GNS)-
Ri Cullen. head of the Interna-
tIonaI Paper Co, declared today
that despite slight recent improve
mcBts IN some areas, the shortage
confronting the pulp and paper IN
uustry still is critical.
Cullen pointed out that a false
impression has arisen" and that
we cannot afford 10 slacken OH
pace FOR moment =,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Pontiac Tax Appeal
To Be Heard OF. Z

PONTIAC. Sept 90 -Pontiac'S
appeal from the county cQuallza-
ton board ALLEGATION 10 the city
VIII be heard here by The state
tax commission oct y
The spread Of taxes for all
municipalities in the county Is
being DELAYED until the commits
sion rules on Pontiac case, de-
LAYING july taxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Ternstedt TO Ger e.

Ternstedt Manufacturing unit
of Fisher Body will receive the
Army-Navy f award on Oct. z,
according TO f. F. Fisher, gen.
eral manager of Fisher Body.
Ternstedt is the seventh branch
of Fisher TO get the production
award.
Col. George E. Strong of the
Central Procurement District
will make the presentation 10
j. w. Jackson, general manager
of Ternstedt. w. S. Mclean
will be master of ceremonies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
45,739 Paying Dues
In JAW Region 1-e

FLINT. Sept. % UAW-CIO
dues-paying membership in Re-
glon &c, which includes Flint and
Lansing. was 1919 on June 80.
according TO a report by George
F. Adde's, international secretary
treasurer, MN
The increase over April 30, 1871,
was SOS. according TO the report.
which stated the dues paying
membership then was 27,423.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Cocoa Imports Near
81 Million BaQ Mark

NEW YORK. Sept. Carnival
AT New York today of 1897 bags
of cocoa Increased total imports
since January l 10 3.24O.4l6 bags.
This compared with 943191 bags
imported in the similar period
last year and a total of 1888 COS
bags reported for the entire 1912
calendar year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
ComstO(k 10 Head
FdirpIay League Here

Election Of William A. Com
stock, member OF the Detroit
common council, as chairman of
the Detroit advisory board Of the
Investors Fairplay League was
announced today by Luke c.
Leonard special representative.
Leonard viii serve as vice chair
man and Frank a. DeBooS, De
troIt rcaltor. l. secretary. All
directors were reelected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Work Due 10 Resume
Al Wilson Foundry

PONTIAC, Sept. 29-Work will
be resumed in the foundry Of
Wilson Foundry and Machine Co.
today. officials OF the company
and the Wilson Local Of JAW
Go Indicated. Work was stopped
over a wage dispute involving a
dozen employees yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Expert Speaks Here
On Foreign Trade

Franklin Johnston editor world
traveller and authority on foreign
trade VIII be the principal guest
speaker at the first fall meeting
OF the Foreign Trade Club of
Detroit The meeting will be held
at the Wardell Hotel tomorrow.
starting with dinner AZ 6 30 p. m.