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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
BY R0ANE WARiNG
tAS Told TO Bob G0nSidinet

1t Gen. George Patton Is hard-hghtlng American
officer who has been through before this one
pleasure of his acquaintance during World
War when we attended the tank school Langrcs France
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
. OTHERS INDICTED

Although the indictments charge
conspiracy 10 eXtort only SOB 900
District Attorney Frank s Hogan
said the take would run into
v,,,I1t~v,c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

Our air forces had 10 gain con-
troll Of the sky because we had to
move supplies across North Africa
for distance equal 10 that from
New York 10 Denver.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
COMPANIES NAMED

The indictments, handed up last
Monday a11eE5 fHaJ Fay and Dove
obtained $40 600 from eight firms
by threatening them with labor
trouble The two leaders further
are accused OF conSplrrnC 20 cN-
tort an additional S2S5000 All
The firms -aI.cEedll Alc1IrllZed NcIC
engaged IN construction work on
New York's $500 100000 Delaware
aqueduct project
The Kaiser concern and the
John 7. Shea Co, Inc. were said
10 have been the first victims
nayinr Jointly 100000 Other
companies named are Associated
Contractors. Inc; B Perrin &
Sons. Inc, Of birmingham, Mass
Mason & Hanger Co Inc. of
Lexington, by New York Trap
rock Corp; Seaboard Construction
Co. and the Walsh Construction
Co. OF Davenport, Ia.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
More Acute Shortage

Beer thirsty consumers viii
have 10 get along with less be-
fore the beer situation ease,
Brewers have been cyeng this
years bigger rice crop as a
replacement for the inadequate
corn supplies But the W J AN
we hear. told them hands OF
The brewing industry uses
large amounts Of brewers
rice and viii continue 10 get
this but they wont be- allowed
10 buy the rice that can be
put into packages 10 be sold
for food.
When potatoes ran short
early this year the housewives
turned 10 rice depicting retail
and wholesale stocks. these
must be rebuilt
Many small towns dependent
largely on local brcWcIlc- or
dcfIVcTICS fT0W lafataV big
brcWcrles already are hecr-dry.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
I'd Major 0PA
Post Filled by
Businessman

WASHINGTON, Aug 10 CUP)
Closer alliance between busi-
ness and the Office of Price Ad-
.mlnlstration was indicated today
with the creation Of a new con-
sumner goods division and the
naming of Reagan Z. Connally.
New York. president Of the Inter
state Department. Stores, as its
director.
The appointment Of Connally.
announced by OPA General Man
ager Chester BowleS. is the Sec
ond major price post 10 be filled
under the congressional mandate
that officials who fix price policy
must be experienced in business.
The OPA previously had filled
many policy posts with professors.
James r. Brownlee. on leave
pf'csrrfcut of frankfort BiStii-
lcrieS, became deputy OPA ad-
mlnlsIator IN charge Of prices
earlier IN the week.
The new consumer goods divi-
sion. created by Brownlee, Will
exercise control over such fields
as apparel and consumer durable
goods. IL was said. making IL
easier for many kinds of mer-
c7ardisinE establishments 70 CO.
operate effectively with OPA."
In announcing Connaily'S ap-
pointment. BoWles said that
under his direction OPA VIII
carry out the task Of rewriting
and simplifying price regulations
applying 10 department stores.
dry goods stores and other retail
outlets selling clothing, house
furnishings household hardware
and similar consumer goods BY
fitting wartime regulations more
closely 10 standard business prac-
tccS. we want 10 make COTrIi-
ancc easier and price control
more effective
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
On the
Business
front
BY WARD SCHULTZ

Standard Oil Of Indiana shares
have met with increasing favor as
a medium of investment for in
vestment trusts.
During the first six months Of
the year one of the leading trusts
purchased the stock for the first
time while another increased its
holdings i'm the company.
Indiana Standard is fayorably
situated with respect 10 transpor-
tation Of crude oil from the pro-
duction areas 10 its II refining
centers through its conectlon
with ono Of the country's largest
pipe line systems The network
has 106S7 miles Of pipe and the
War Production Board recently
approved a 3S3-mile addition 10
the system with a capacity Of
$4,000 barrels a day. This line is
expected 10 be completed IN
March, 1914
The dominant position Of Stand
ard OF Indiana in the refining and
marketing of oil in the Midwest
has become more apparent in re-
cent years as production figures
have mounted. 'ff'1Ie cOUTp5ry-S
production Of 3l,8OOOOO barrels
Of crude oil in 1910 compared
with 1912 output Of 40 400 900
barrels. An important contribu-
ton TO us income accrueS from
IT'S ownership Of 1851 OIL shares
OF Standard Oh Of New Jersey
stock, a rs per cent controlling
interest In Pan-American Pstro-
leum and Transport 60. and rs
distribution Of Quaker States OH.
for which product il is sole dis
tribHtor IN - states II IT, an .m-
portant suppAer Of aviation Ca,o-
line toluene for T. y. r and pee
cial lubricants for the army and
navy.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
They're in the Clear

Tho Wheeling steel Corp has
received a signed agreement
from the war department which
SAYS that no excessive profits
were realized By the corporation
or It's subsidiaries during l942
on prime contracts or Subcon-
tracts with the war department,
the navy department the treas
ury department and the man
time commission
AS a result no refunds are re-
quired 10 be made 10 tie gov
eminent and no change is
necessary In the earnings state
ment submitted with the annual
report 10 reflect the settlement
OF renegotiation proceedings
The not profit for 1912, af'cr
al deductions. including federal,
income and excess profits taxes.
bur subject 10 rcnCGouatorS a>
reported hy~Whecling an0un'e4
10 S4;44l ga
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Wallace Denies
He 'sGunningf for
All Corporations

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 GNS)
Vice President Wallace today
said he wants TO make a speech
before some suitable business
group - preferably the United
States Chamber Of Commerce to
druy charges tTat ne seeks 10
abolish corporations
at Is my experience that 9j
per cent OF the corporations are
either harmless or beneficent,"
srtd Wailaee.
The vice president said that his
recent speech attacking "Ameri-
can FasClstS" was miSlntcrpretod
by some, who believed that he
sought 10 attack all private busi-
ness.
"My quarrel Is with those
corporations which try 10 make
Washington a way station for
Wall Street" he said "The 95
per cent which do not follow
this course possibly suffer more
than anyone else from the prac-
tice.
There are certain very large
corporations who are especially
interested in international af-
fairs and whose object is 10
control government. 1 object 20
them"
Wallace said that the corporate
form OF organization IS essential
10 carry on business efficiently,
both on large and small scales.
"The difficulty with corpora
tlons comes when certain of the
larger ones try 10 control the
agencies of public opinion, in
Guiding even the schools, and
then go on 10 dominate cleo
tions, control state legislatures,
the national Congress and even
the President himself" Wallace
said
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Gasoline
Decline

NEW YORK. Aug 19-In spite
Of sharp increase in production
ot gasoline last week demand ate
heavily into supplies.
y moderate increase was shown
in inventories of gas oil and dis
tlllato. used largely for home
heating While further drafts were
made on stocks Of residual heavy
industrial fuel oils.
East Coast ndex Of finished oil
products supplies gasoline and
fuel oII) dipped slightly IN the
week ended August II in reGec-
ton Of military demand as well
as increased use OF gasoline incl
dent 20 permissible vacation
travel
As Of August Il index Of
A m eri ca n Petroleum Institute
stood at - per cent of COM
parable dates in 1911 and 1910
a reduction of 2-l0 of point
from a week ago and compared
with tho recent high OF 352 per
cent ON July a
Demand for gasoline nationwide
came close 10 1900 GOO barrels
daily a now recent high and
reflected i1 all probability in
CrCa>lnC military demand rather
than any app~eCiable rise in civil
ian consumption. Supplies were
drawn down S63 600 barrels last
week while production of this
fuel. iH Inc with higher refinery
operations was increased SSl 600
barrels n the period
Industry was processing an
average of 400f 600 barrels Of
crude OF daily the highest since
the end of last Juno and an u
crease of 22S 600 barrels "A dav
compared with the week ended
August z
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Fall Fruit Crops
To Be Abundant

EAST LANSING. Aug 70 De
spite the disappointing cherry and
berry crop this summer. Don
HOFFMAN of The Michigan State
College extension department. to-
day advised Housewives that they
VIII have an opportunity 10 hil
tho Kitchen lmdcr with home
canned Michigan fruits when tho
llll harvest arrives.
He sand that Michigan fruits
still 20 bc harvested are grapes
peaches and a large variety Of
apples The peach crop viii be
about a week later than last year.
he sand and should be most plcn-
ufgl from Aug - Ga Sept Is
Apples should toe available be-
tween Aus. Is and oct. ] Hoor-
man said the grape crop, likely
VIII he harvested from Sept. -
to Oct. Is.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
.Froedtert PI Idns
New Financing

PHILADELPHIA. Aug 19-
Froedteri Grain and Mailing Co.
lac has filed a registration state
ment with SEC for S2O0O000 OF
l5-year 8 2 per cent sinking fund
dchicntures due Aug J. 1858
Offering price % public VII be
supplied hy amendment
Proceeds estimated at 81 97s %
64i VIII together with such other
fund, as may be necessary, be
applied 10 the redemption Of
NOV. 1884. and in no event
later than Aug. /. 1914 OF such
Of cumulative convertible par
uc.patins preferred which may
be outstanding az the time ot
redemption and which shall not
thereiofor have been converted
into common
Preferred is redeemable AT $50
per share. plus accrued dividends.
In event all presently out,'and-
me is redeemed there VIII bc
required therefor exclusive of the
actrynd dividends the sum Of
S. -el4uOO
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Market
Moves
Unevenly

NEW YORK, Aug. 19 (UP)-
Stocks opened narrowly irregular
today in light turnover. Bonds
held steady Cotton futures
opened unchanged to l point
higher.
Allied Chemical rose a point 10
l53. Half point advances were
noted in United Aircraft at 321s
and Texas Co. al SOS.
L. s Steel opened at 53ls OK
dividend, off y Bethlehem held
AT 59&s, Nash-Kelvinator opened
l000 shares al l2@4. unchanged; !;
ChrySler, 1874. ex-dividend, up a
and General Motors. 52Is. off u i.
Goodyear Tires opened 1.20O
shares at 1915. up 2, and Good
rich, AIR off Il.
Rails were easier in several in
stances. Utilities generally were
steady, oils were little changed.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Steel Rate
Holds Steady

NEW YORK, Aug. 19-Steel in
got production for the week ended
Aug. l6 is placed al 98ia per cent
unchanged from the previous week
in the compilation by Dow Jones
& Co, Inc Two weeks ago the
rate was 9S per cent
L. 6. Steel is estimated al %
per cent, against 9Sla per cent
IN the two preceding weeks.
Other leading companies are
credited with 99ia per cent.
against 9si2 per cent, the week
before and 97's per cent two
weeks ago.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Automatic Gear Shift
Used Inn M-:5 Tanks

WASHINGTON, Aug 19 CUP)
General NJ otorS Corp. an
nounced today that the automatic
gear shift had been Installed in
the new No tank 10 make il the
SpeetIest model in action. The
shit was included IN tanks which
-fdCrTrE-r1 r'TC zfT'TTCC CUUGUcyr or
Nrrth Africa Prior 20 the in
N3~iuu % special crew from Nal
Gen George :. PattOnS second
armored force trained with the
tanks with special emphasis on
handling them in shallow water
landings from bargeS General
Mntnrs SAID IN a Statement. The
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Farmers Market

FRUlTs-Apples Dutchess. fancy. 50
" w,ahie. ne fanty. s. So IS b. No q, s33g3:o
No. 2, 81. Huckleberries. No. I. siOGi II
A.qi. case. Peaches. Orioles. No. /. So
:, /. 30 20 half ou; Plums, Burbank. No l..
ss5.a9q' saFsr No 6alf ea.; No 2 $50, Pears:
Ciapp's Fsvorite' n ~ i s, Su csn;s: ss,;s:
9upe, fancy. s. bu.; No. /, s35oa4so,
LETTUcE AND SALAD GREENS
.2. 81 Head lettuce No l. SIS, No % p
VI 70 p l.50 bu Leaf lettuce No. + 81 50
q ou. Endive. No. /. 81 50d 3 bu. No.
a. e. =, Escsrole. No. l. sl.75a2. bu. No.
Z; 81 20. Romano. No. /. 81 bg. No. 2.
VEGETABLE GREENs-casbss. green's.
20: l. 81 rs q $50 bu. colaras. No. J.
su s 20 sorI.1 r. 20 ~ No k', 4sc No g n;oai7s
30, 73c 81 hu. Spinach. No. I, 81 so
10 bu. Swiss chsrd. No. /. 81 5oq 4
OF, vrr4 rr4rrip urn greens No. I, 75c 81 bu.
fancy. s275 bu.: 30 + sssns s2ssso. frssa; q,n.
~. ! s2a25O: No. 2 $50. KentueEyv;
'Wpondsr pl No l. s2q 80 bu. No 2, 81 50:
s,Insns nomsns beans Nc s30 IS bu. Beets.
Broccon. 80. S''i i. saSaso ~ ~ % q No %. a.
- so Cabbage. No l. N75a225 bu
4 a., sy Z. s,i,, 81 30 rst eabbssge. no 81 sos6
ooarrots. punched s5as5 doz bchs. Na,
q SVc topped No. Z, 75a2 bu
50 IsSou"n@%er. so Gsea. No. l. Hat 80 bu.; No. ..
:sss No sa a5 ea5am5,l.' g s28 lIs .i,csP:. ss2..
ss3iney So bg No. s282 SO; No. 2.
fancy 81 hu No. 1. 50: No 2. IS Dni'
No. l. eOc 81 dor bchs TgKplant'
taney' 2 30 ba No. 81 50a2. KohI:
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Colgate Net,
Sales Top 1912

JERSEY CITY. N. J., Aug. 10
In the semiannual report re-
leased to stockholders today, E.
n. Little, president of Colgate
Palmolive-Peet Co., reported net
profits for the six months ended
June 80. of $2,986,773. or S1.39 a
common share after preferred
stock dividends.
This compares with 81, 241, on
or Sl.Ol a common share earn~
IN the first half of 1912.
Consolidated sales of SGT SAB, $50
for the first six months of 1943
compare with S58,6l4, ,993 for the
first six months OF 1912.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Aphorism Must Be Related TO CHANGED Condition

All this gives fresh and contemporary meaning
Jeersons observation that that government which
governs least
Inc aphoSm OF be related
bit even after allowances legitimate
0Yennent U IS elementary that job American
people after victory will be defate and range
activity of government
Fassf nazsn, and socialism,
among themselves IN nomenclature and to degree in
stance nave TINS all Of them designed
the scope OF individual choice by the extend
atn OF government On the other hand
expressed IN the Declaration Of Independence
ton particularly in the Bill OF Rights constitutes organized
effort 10 protect the individual
Liberties by the nstrumentalities of government
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Livestock Markets
ut ROIT

GAIT. p - Receipts 500 slaurhfs-
steers and heifers SLOW few sales about
steady ro' enough done early on cows ~
bulls 20 establish FH.ues. urder'one weak
sslsb.e supply Includes 90 loads south
west eress steers fei steers extremely
scarce replacement cattle quoted around
gea1F; package gao1 fed year'inr steers.
>lf 1'; lna fat l.nH-'o southwest grass
steers Sl3 25 other grass steers Si4
down with 1850 loads medium e34-l 05t-lh.
"eieh's 81 5IH rs 25 A4or' Dad medium
o. good nf9-i, ll3-.o Kentucky bulls
Si2 so ul3 81 few medium 20 good 550-lb
stock steers .S13
CAIvFs- Rsceirts 600. steady: mos,
good and choice neslers SIG odd head 20
SIS So. common and medium largely
HoGs poo: steady 70 10 cents higher
weights above 200 lbs and sows l0c
higher. bulk $50 231 lh butchers SI4 rs
- s. extreme t7p Sit IS. .sparngly. %
small killers most 24o-30O To-. Si4 55 4
- 65. 100000 Do heavIes, largely Sl4u
H. ~. so"'. so so 10 Is 35. bulk. Sl2 So
srrIrE ismts steady % 25c lower. nothing
fNre uu sheep urdertors weak good 20
choice native spring lambs. S14.25 "a 80
WIN bucks .I' az - discount medium %
l".i e7as So a9' - Win common iEht
weights eir.hc around Sl2 down, tslklrs
So a} down ol slaughter ewes.
-c,nlcaso ,a5 AZ : ,,, gNs,- s.. HOES
=, 6.. Sil 10 u 60 -gedilr1.s.
Nrhfs Sl. 81 - 50 racHlue soWs Si3T
a. F.cs S121f3 80
CATTLE 10 ono steady Calves 500.
se7+,. Beef steers Choice. SIS taa
1851. medium Si3a15 30. yearircs
- go Us R.fehers. Helfers Stlu1s.
.oNs S. 7oHl3 go bulls Si04l4 l0
calves 81 To- feeders SlIui4 Stockers
Steers, ST. 10 an,-cnws and heifers. sea
SHEEP -10 o00. steady. Lambs. Sl3 50
nff IN. tJum1r 81 ~ so. yearltrCs.
SO 13; feeders. Sl2 504l350, ewes
S.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19

shift had never previously been
used in a military vehicle
Officials said u makes the tanks
extremely flexible and maneuv-
cradle and enables them 10 be OPP
Grated al sustained speeds with
no showdown 70 shift gears This
factor coupled with high top speed
makes Them very difficult 70 MI
in combat.
The Ms does not pause AT
lnclineS or marshes. and since
the driver il not distracted by
manual shift operation he can
concentrate on tactics and ma
neuverability," the statement
said.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
ASSaiIS Postwar
Economic PLANNING

War governmental during total warfare II 10
inevitable that extend its heavy activities
Of citizens.
After victory borne
the American nostaligicaly
10 their freedom from governmental regimenaton.
Thus bproduct war, concept cenralzed)
economic planning likely be deglamorzed
Perhaps needed the governmental
interference with the lives Of citizens make clear individuals
udt socaSm practice attractive story
The words economic planning obviously alluring
there IS hidden implication in The phrase.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Bankers Head
EsOnlGH Drive

FLINT. Aug. 19-Appointmcn'
OF Garnet W. o Neil of Flint "a,
chairman OF the sixth district
committee 10 organize the Third
Victory Loan drive starting Sept
9 was announced today
Arthur iI SaiNS was named
vice chairman Jane, r. Bur
rough> Will hcad the campaign M
Gcut~no County and kenneth
Crawford OF OwoSSo- Will be-
chairman -af tAc NhiawuSVvr
County drive Al Of the appoin.
tee, are bank officials.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
us. Spending Again
At Billion Monthly

S70el e65ol1 They rose in June
"a s. 4s9. 266.674 bat the treasury
said me June figure included
about $500 100000 in fiscal year
af.4-s.s! - ! = i4aar-ts
spending dropped 10 S6431 $50, =
go.
'TheSe figures incIQdc only dis
bur sementS made by the treasury
and d0 not take into account cX-
peuditureS by such government
agencies as the Reconstruction
Finance Corp
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19

WASHINGTON. Aug. 10 UP)
L. 6 war spending in rae first
half Of august climbed back 70
about the sare rate as in MAY
after dropping I'm July the MD
month statement OF tho treasury
showed TODAY
Tho government IN TIC Inst
h7.t al Au-e-i spent S3.5i5 So .
T6} Tor var. Il monthly rate al q
h''o more than $1,000 600 o0O
MAY war expenditures tofaled
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Urge TO Get Rid of Growing Bureaucracy

On the other hand by the token
great urge at the end Of the rid the growing
bureaucracy, and restore the freedom
Already theorists seeking prevent postwar back
wash by arguing seducvey that "a
feasible Their
back 10 the conditions past for Amer-
Gems has always been dynamic developing system thoroughly
adapted TO meeting change . 80
In that normally" the right
govern themselves and to enjoy the fruits production
aainabe - F'- -
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
PIrTSRI RGH


FtTTSBTFGH AuR is tNsl-CAT
TLE ''' steaGy steers good g. choice.
Nih 1855 wti.aw O. good S15 son is.
cawm.r 30 medium SI2 514is. heIfers.
good f1 choice Sl4II5 so. medium 90
EF7t >ff s. go common o. medium
81 51 fo .H. +-ws good 60 choice S. 25
. DO, ur..4u 'l EHHd Sll Il2. Gamers
a0i cutters &N60Gs huus\ good %
choice XI4 i1f tu- mmln - nlnd.uul
-N------- z--------------- --------r-v- afr-7 = -
-. H''TS--e-".- active fsr tower 1E0-fv0
BE-. Sl4 s1 Ii5.o5. $50 200 lbs Sl5.Odu
5l5 2ou-221 lbs S1s o5 rs rs goo
2'H ne fiiFf ifNj go -p0 .rs Si4 10
So gs1fr1 Pos SIf 10 go. i0o.lta
'rs sl3-a g. rbuErs SIP f0.i Zf
I-'u. steady uu tF.I.r others
7 amts SIS f- ucllm
'. c.. ,.ffeF S'1 f17 o. common lambs
f 30 owes clipped. S5a7. Vrfh.
ops clipped Nf
CALVES itH sf.es oa rhHce others
dunn - good, tl5q IS. 'cuus and common.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Planning Would Lead TO Recommendation

The inference IS that under scheme Of RECOMMENDATION, the
oery or individuals and of individuals (corpoa-
tonl 70 dream and make plans will be crcumscbed
exclusive right OF bureaucrtS lay the bueprnts for the
Thus under attractive label economic planning" is
hidden the design 10 put government business
This in would lead regimentng the individual
"ho would be expected 10 follow the
instead OF his desires
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Earnings
GOODYEAR TIRE ASD RUBBER

GOODYEAR TIRE AND RUBBER
SiN months ended June 30
yst profit s754s s2e a.l2s sol
Com. share earnings $2.s2 81 "a
r. D. GOODRICH co.
Six months ended June 80:
Sc, praf' s. 573 s7e s3iOs 0s7
Com snsre earnings sac 81 50
LOUISIANA LAND AND EXPLORATION
Ns, y, =. oraf, s5is 2q5 us5'795
PARK TILFoRD
Sly months ended June 30
Com share earnings S3l7 81 oil
A-a4I.yae4f,---------
SIN months ended July 30.
Net Income y2a s63 sea SOS ass 100
share earnings 81 2T 81 II
PUGET >oUND PULP AND TIMBER
Six months ended June 30
Net froft s236sa2 st54 57g
Com. share earnings e2e 81 z9
---- RElNOLDS MLTALS co.
SIX months ended June 80.
1pa3 1912
Ne' profit Sl9l6 3ss S75g,Fst
Com share earnings Sl-J Gle
>TNBnACp tIR iiNr RVI
'Hf.
I"rn rFt income .N-.f fI. Fr Fr. f-.-
Sis mos ret ir. s. r1, Sos s7g
MID CARBON 60.
SN months ended June 3H.
1898 1912
Ne' pr0rt Sgs7 500 yegn aal
share tarnrga {23s g23l
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Entrance Into Privacy Of Citizen Accelerated

In the depression years States entered the
war the federal government nchng way greater
activity. - - e
The advance was hardly perceptible.
under conditions Of total
Sary tremendously accelerated its
privacy Of
The average American il accepts this trend az
necessary expression Of
such price in order 10 defeat the nearous wobby
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
CCC Heavy Buyer
OF Canadian Wheat

NEW YORK, Aug. 10 - CCC
purchased between 100000 and
5000 900 bushels Of Canadian
wheat for feeding purposes during
the past 10 days. according 10
reports IN the grain trade.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Wolfe & Associates
Elect Vice President

ELECTION Of Abort Dog Cmloy
10 a vice presidency OF Ralph L.
Wolfe 4 Associates lac. y was
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19

with such organizations as Brooks
Smith & French Inc. tho j. l.
Hudson Co. and the Chrysler
Corp.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
--IL.AAAlI.lAAIA- -aAI.yno4e

Six months ended June 80
1888 1872
Net froft S236,5a2 x45s 5-V
Com, share earnings 6oc 81 20
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-21
CADETS TRAMPLE
BROWN, So TO 0
Largest Score Made By
Army Since 1t Defeated
Villanova In 1919

WEST POINT, N. Y, Nov. 90
R-It is an QUA regulation that
no red ration points are required
for bear steak--so Army's foot
ballers had their biggest banquet
in "a years today.
Apparently operating on the
theory Of feasting while the feast
ing is good, the well-drilled Cadets
warmed up for next weeks Navy
brawl by eating their fill of the
battered Brown Bruit for a SO to 0
triumph-the biggest score any
Army team has rolled up since
the 1919 outfit nosed out Villanova
$40.
A crowd of some 5000 sat in
Niche stadium and watched the
bear steak dinner party. The Ca
diets hit the scoring colunln on nine
of the IA occasions they were in
possession CT the bali
Army Coach Earl Blaik had his
bench cleaned off at the finish,
and even the fourth stringers scor-
ed. Meantime, the only real threat
Brown was able to cook up came
in the fourth period, against the
Cadet .hird-strlngers when Jack
Cokefair spear-headed an air raid
that reached the Army five, only
to be held for downs. One of Coke
fairs pitches was completed out OF
bounds Beyond the end zone-and
that was the closest the Bruln
came to getting money.