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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RwY.

The week witnessed a very
erratic and highly temperamental
livestock market at the Detroit
stockyards. Receipts generally
were uneven, calves and hogs
showing decreases, while cattle
we're slightly larger and lambs
remained at the years low volume.
Hog prices tended 10 strengthen,
but most classes of cattle. lambs
and sheep showed more or less
sharp decline. Clearance of grassy
steers, heifers and bulls was in
complete, but all other livestock
was well sold up.
CATTLE Weeks salable receipts, 2 500
Slaughter steers and heifers grading good
or above held steady largely 10 shippers;
lower grades very dull, unevenly lower,
many sales 81 or more under recent high
time: cows mostly 25c lower. spots soc of /;
bulls unevenly lower with no reliable out
let stockers and feeders sold uneveny
lower. often 81 OF more under two or
three weeks ago Best fed steers made
Sl525 bulk good fed offerings Si5n 10.
Common and medium grassy 100000 10.
steers and heifeys 50 II. some medium
grass steers. Sl4uli73. Beef cows bulkei
at IS 50f Sl1 few best Sll 40. Gamers
and cutters mostly 50 so n 5. most sales
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
What $ New
In Business
By WARD SCHULTZ

Hugh J. Ferry, secretary
treasurer Of the Packard Mo-
tor Car Co, has announced that
the company is arranging with
a group OF banks for a revolv-
Ing credit and a termination
credit OF 100000. The loan
agreement was prepared by the
Detroit Bank and they will act
as the agent for the banks.
The credit arrangement is
unique in number nf respects.
The termination credit is guar
anteed by the Navy Depart
ment 10 the extent OF IS per
cent and is 10 be made avail
able by the banks against a for.
mula consisting only OF Pack
ards investment IN Cancelled
contracts.
Running concurrently with
the termination credit is an I'M
guaranteed revolving credit
which is 10 he made available
by the banks against a for
mula based on uncanceled con-
tracts. The maximum credit
available, whether on the guar
anteed or the unguaranteed
basis, or both, is $30,0oo,0 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
Farmers Market

FRUITs-Cherries early Richman. No.
I. S5d6. so 24-Qt crate: sweet. 17Ac ID
Strawberries, No. 2, So 24-qt. crate. Rasp-
berries. red. $40 24-pt. crate currants
red S5 16-ot crate
VEGETABLE GREENS - Cabb &c
greens, No l. 75cGSl bu. Collsrds. 75cT u
81 bu Kale. Sl1l25 hu. Kohlrabi 75c u
81 doz bchs. Sorrel. xl.75d2 spinach
No L. Si5s is-lb bu. swiss chard. zoe n
81 bu. Turnip greens. No I Si.25H 50
bu Mustard greens No. I. 81 25H l so hu.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS En-
dives, 81 5oq275 bu. Escsrole, fancy,
81. 30 bu. No l. xi1l.25 Leaf lettuce
40 o soc io-lb. basket. Head lettuce, s &C
b. ! -, Parsley :, cur curly STA las dot' och'.
fancy, Ills doz. No, 1, $3.50 $50: Wax
as 2s-lb bu. Beets, 5oa7oc doz. bchs.
Broccoli, No I. 50 u bu. Cabbage. Use
dN 4s-lb. bu. Carrots. punched, 75c
doI bchs. Cauliflower. 81 doz. Celery
fancy, 81 rs so doI bchs. No l. e0c
QSi Cucumbers. hot house. 3.25 u bu.
Dill, 81 doz. bchs. Green onions. fancy, 81
doz bchsE No /. 60qs0c Parsley root,
S1ni25 doZ bchs Peas, 81 50u3 2s-lb.
bu. Potatoes. No. I. 81. 50T275 100 lbs
red. doz bchs. No. /. SiTi.25
long white, fancy. 81 rs dor. hchs. No. /,
75c n 81 Rhubarb, outdoor. 80 75c doz
bchs Squash. italian. S3T350 peek
basket. summer. S2n2.50 Il bu Toms-
toes dollhouse, fancy IS i4-lb. basket +.
No. /. 81. so. Turnips. No. !. 90cg / IS
EoGs%Larse. u1al3 sO-doz. case:
medium, $40 q 1880.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
Explains Features

Ferry said, in announcing the
completion OF this unusual
agreement. that Packard's bus
mess is divided into divisions.
Its major activity IN the war
effort is in the production of
Rolls Royce engines. all of
which is being financed by adj
vance payments. The other di-
vision of the company's efforts
is devoted 10 the production OF
Marine engines, all OF which is
being financed by the COM
pany's own funds. The usual
type OF VT loan would not meet
the company's requirements I'M
der the standard form of guar
sntee agreement. therefore this
combination of a revolving
credit and a termination loan
agreement was arranged.
Under the terms of the agree
ment. the credit is available 10
the company until Dec. 81, 1947,
with a final maturity of Dec.
81, 1850. on the guaranteed
part of the credit. Loans are
10 bear interest at the rate Of
PA per cent and commitment
fee of y per cent per annum
is to be charged on the unused
portion Of the credit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
Ask SEC OK.
United Gas Plan

WASHINGTON. June 30-Ths
public utilities division has recom-
mended to SEC that il approve,
without alteration. the voluntary
reorganization plan filed by the
United Gas Corp. several months
ago.
The plan provides for reorgani.
Zation OF United and for the elimi-
nation from its security structure
OF its entire existing debt, first
and second preferred stocks and
accumulated dividend arrearages
thereon, aggregating a total claim
on liquidation Of $3.50. 791 ,314. The
only senior security to be out
standing. if the plan is consum-
mated. will be 500. 600, 900 Of first
mortgage and collateral trust
bonds. The plan also provides for
the elimination OF the present
1880. 9l5 shares Of common at 81
par and the issuance OF 1861
3O2 shares Of common stock, SO
par.
Electric Bond and Share Co.
will relinquish all its interest in
United for S44 10000 in cash, and
will have no further direct inter-
est in United.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
PepsOdent
To Lever

The Pepsodent Co, manufac-
turer of dentrifices, has been ac-
quired by Lever Bros. Co, one of
the nations largest soap COM
panies, it was announced jointly
today by Francis A. Countway,
president of Lever Bros, and
Charles Luckman. president Of
Pepsodent.
Pepsodent will operate as sep
arate division Of Lever Bros. and
will continue under the direction
of Luekman as president. Its
headquarters and plant Will re-
main in Chicago.
The, acquisition OF Pepsodent
marks the first entry by Lever
into the oral hygiene field since
its formation in 1899, Heretofore,
its activities have been confined
for the most part to the soap
business, with such products as
Lux, Lux toilet soap, Lifebuoy,
Rinse and Swan soap. 1t also
makes Spry, a vegetable short
ening, and Vimms. a vitamin
product.
No changes are 10 be made in
the respective personnel of the
two companies.
-Soldjers Buy War BOndS, 1Oo--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
Detroit Livestock Market

medium and good bulls. sean: few best,
Sll so; lghtweights down 10 S. so; strictly
good 370-lb. stock calves Sl2.
CALVES-Week's salabie receipts / 900
Vealers sold mostly soc lower for the
week. with top and bulk for good and
choice grades on the close SIG 80. common
and medium made SIC Is. culls. SSU10.
HOGS-Week' salable receipts B. 100
Marketing of hogs dropped 20 smallest
volume since October 1913 as the market
developed a materially stronger undertone.
Prices however. we're steady on weights
under go lbs, while heavier hogs and
sows scored a 15c advance. the hrst in
two months. Good and choice 1s0-270 lbs
continue TO top at the Sl3 90 support
price. Most 160-175 lbs. made x12u -
and 14O-159 lbs. S11dil.50. Desirable
270-3OO lbs brought S12.05 with 300-350
lbs at S11.45d1l70 and 350-400 lbs. at
Sil 20. Medium TO choice sows bulked al
50 80 1000 All interests bought 10O-13O
10. pigs aggressivey at $40. stage made
IS. 75H9.
SHEEP Weeks salable receipts 300
with receipts remaining at the years low
for volume and quality generally unaitrse-
tive. the market for lambs and sheep
proved very indifferent Old crop lambs
and yearlings sold 81 or more lower and
sheep were fully soc of New crop spring
lambs were little changed. small lot
reaching SIS 80 as weeks top. Most com
mon and medium shorn lambs and year
ings cashed at 50 r. while culls ranged
down 20 IS Medium 20 choice fat shorn
ewes sold at S4G s so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
Auto
Graphs
BY sILER FREEMAN

BY producing its oO,OOOth
Pratt & Whitney engine for
Liberator bombers, Buick today
laid claim to being the largest
single producer of aircraft en-
gines in the world, both in units
and horsepower. This claim
will probably bring some facts
and figures from other pro-
ducers of aircraft horsepower.
But whether II is or not,
Buick has done a grand job in
the 30 months it has been max
ing the p. & WIS. Right now it
is retooling 10 build two new
larger engines, one of which will
replace the present Liberator
motors. The other one will equip
the Douglas C-54 military trans
port.
Harlow II. Curtice, general
manager of Buick, pointed out
that his company produced its
first p. & w. within month
after Pearl Harbor and attained
its 50,000th within a month
after D-Day. Despite this sue
cess, Curtice said his company
does not plan 10 stay in the air.
craft field. 1t will return TO
making cars just as soon as
military needs end, he stated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

Area
Eva J. thinner. mother. Coopersville
Mediterranean Area
BoLLEI I'd 1T LEo-Mrs Made,
pns c Bollei. mother, 1888 McDougal,
Detroit
cRANDALL. PFC. vITUs Mrs
Jennie r. CrandSli wife. Pontiac.
DAVIS. I'D 1T CLARENCE r Mrs
Kathleen X. Davis. wife 320s Concord
Detroit
FLORiP. sIsGT JOHN NJ Mrs
Ella NJ Florip. mother, Rogers CITY
GuRoY, IN 1T HlLLARD s. Mrs
Bessie Giroy. mother liberia
HARZDORF. T SGT OTTO w
Walter = HarEdorf father 1870 Pine
hurst Detroit
HODGE. PVT Carl NJ Mrs Fran
ces Hodge. Battle Creek
KUrRLE. s,sGT EDWARD H--Mrs
Marian G. Kuhle mother 1852 Ward.
Detroit
LANGFoRD. SGT JOSEPH II Mrs
Ruby L. Callahan mother. Belleview
TAwASDoWsKI IN 1T STANLEY
Mrs Eva LAWandJWsk Memphis
MARAK FLIGHT OFFICER VICTOR
T Andrew Msrsk, 1888 sshns. Dear.
TEuNls. s/sGT. WILLIAM JR-
Mrs Anna Teunm mother. Spring Lake.
TRIMMER SGT. CHARLES NJ. JR.
Mrs Patricia X. Trimmer. wife. M.
WHRNER. s/sGr. LEWIS Mrs
shirley warner. wife 337s Richton, De
u.t
NAVY DEAD
~tNOSE Sic ROCCO, Z. Coast
Guard RAYMOND Simone. brother. 1891
Carrie q DETROIT.
NANY NOt NDED
GAJOR. sic STANLEY ANTHONY
Mr. Iud Mrs John ~. Gajor, parents.
1868 Wesson Detroit
LUCAS sac JoHN-Mt. Mary Lu.
cas- mother 3ei9 LsphAm, Dearborn.
NcNANCs MACHiNlsT's NATE {
THOAAe JAMES Mr. and Mrs 10.
seph McMsnus parents, Flini
aTLiCHAK. sZ2r GERALD VICTOR
Nj and Nrs. Charles h'liehsr, par-
sSkHski sic EUGENE JOE u.
s Coast Guard EDWARD snarski father,
1857 apariing Detroit
sToYANOVlCH Fy2e GEORGE 10.
SEPH Muan guuch brother 81. ClAu
SHORES Mrs. Gerald strinGer. sister
af-g Fifteenth. Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
Baking
Profits Off

NEW YORK. June 80 - AL
though sales continue to show a
stable improvement over last
year indications are that the
profits of General Baking Co., for
the six months ended June 80, will
be slightly under that OF a year
ago. when 80 cents a share was
reported for the common stock.
Since dividends totaling 80 cents
share have been paid so far this
year, the anticipated profits likely
will fall short Of covering the
dividend by a few cents a share.
For the full year, however, II is
expected earnings will cover the
go cents dividend by a comfort.
able margin. Last year, General
had profits Of 66 cents a share.
lnvs.t N hawaiian. HuV n Bono---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
Sunray Opens
New Oil Well

NEW YORK, June 30--Sunray
Oil Corp. has opened new deeper
oil sand in Pontotoc County, Okla,
near its refinery. The we'll is
producing an estimated 1000 bar
rels daily of 40 gravity oil from
approximately 1000 feet. 1t is the
first well in the lower sand. al
though the field has been produc-
ing from a shallower depth for Is
years.
The Arkansas Fuel Gas Co. and
the Sunray Oil Corp. own most of
the acreage surrounding the well.
When Did You Last buy Q Bond.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
Bathriek Shifts Two

D. u. Bathrick, who has just
returned to his former job as
general sales manager of Pom
tiac, has assigned Latham Clark
to manage the Buffalo zone and
promoted II. Gordon Hersh to
be zone manager at Memphis.
Clark, native Detroiter, has
been with Oakland and Pontiac
since 1881 and has been in the
East for the company. He sue
ceeds j. L. Johnson, who re-
signed to take a leadership in
Lancaster. Pa.
Hersh has been with Pontiac
since 1887 and was sales promo
ton manager until sent to
Memphis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

(Asiat
KlLcouR T/sGT. HAROLD V
Victor 8. Kilsour, father. col Delaware
Dstreit.
'EuropeAn Ares,
ADDY. "a 1T. CLAYTON o.
BAGNAsCo I'd 1T. AHGELo-Mrs.
Mary Bsgnasco, mother. i7i2s Rose
cHRisTENsEN. TlsGT. DONALD
Mrs Ale. Christensen. wife saginaw
Dokow. SGT HAKoLD 49, E-N"'
FACAN. ID 1T WILLIAM J. JR.-
Mrs Mabel Ella Pagan, mother. Flint.
GAULT, SGT. JOHN r JR Mrs.
Vienna o Gsuit, mother. iseoS Beaver
'' HEPP al 1T. EUGENE F-Mrs.
virginia II Hspp wife. HISS strasoufg.
JOHNSON. i SGT. PAUL o Mrs.
Fern : johnson, mother. BALDWIN
JONES. isT 1T WILLIAM W-klhg
~ Jones. fsiher. Flushing
KALAHAR sgsGT. JAMES AIRS.
KEsTERKE. 20 IT DuNSA A.
Mrs Joan Ksstsrks VIE. Dovaglac
KLAsZTOROWsKl SGT. ARTHUR
r Mrs. Irene J. Dsvock. sister, $50
Lf-ND isT IT. wfLyERT D Mrs.
Martha Y. Lund. wife 1922 0reenvsW,
PREDKo SGT CHESTER J Mrs.
Anna Frsdko mHtnsf, MJsksgon
RHODES SGT RAY 3 Mrp.
Gsnevleve ~ Rhodes wife saginaw.
sCHWEhER. TyEGT LOUIS o.
Mrs Catherine schweUisr, mother, Nus
ksEJn
SILVER. I'D 1T ROBERT O. N
Mrs Nauds Victoria SILVER mother.
siHiLA. SGT. wILAo -nr Laura
Bnsksy. sister. 1889 Clovsraals, De
troif
SMITH. 1sT IT. ROBERT S.-Mrs.
EhEsbetn = smith. VII, Flnt
y sTuEWER ISL 1T DONALD X
Rsinhold stusver fsthef Howard Cry.
SWIFT. 40 1T. MARVIN n Nrt
Hattie " swift mother. io697 +
Vernon Detroit
TEssiER 20 1T ROGER F.-Mau.
rice J. Tsssisr. bfothsTr l7Ss Bry.
THiBERT isT 1t MAURICE B
Mrs Marie Thibsrt, mc'hsf, 1854 =
Edaei. Detroit
Wills. 20 1T JOIN ~,
Dorothy 7 Vein Marqustts
WENZLOFF sfgCT ROBERT " -
Nrs viola WenIioh mother 2iis hsw
par Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
Foreign Exchange
NOTICE
BRiG0s MANUYAcrURIN6C COMPANY


BRIG0s MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Notice OF Annual Meeting Of shareholders
To the Shareholders OF Briggs Msnufss-
turing Company
Notice 10 hereby given that tue Annual
Meeting Of the shareholders " Briggs
Manufacturing Company will b. held OF
the office OF the Company. 1881 Mack
Avenue, In the City OF Detroit, Michigan.
on Monday. July 10, 1874, at 4 o'clock IN
the afternoon Eastern standard War
rime), for the following purposes:
/. The election OF seven directors Viii
shall hold offics for the ensuing veal
or until their successors are elected
or appointed, 40 provided By the
Bylaws.
= Considering and acting upon a retire
msnt plan for salarled employees Of
the Company SUBSTANTIALLY a. OUT
lined in the Proxy statement date
June H. 1874 ~
J. The transaction of such other bust.
ness 80 may properly eeme before
the meeting or any adjournment OF
sdjournmenu thereof
Shareholders OF record at the close ~
business on June I. 1914. will be entitled
70 notice Of. and 10 vote At. the mseting.
~ Order Of the Board OF DIrsctera
A. d. BLAcKwooD.
Dated: Detroit Michigan
June IL, 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
Major Brain Truster Before Entering Army

Robert Nathan who major brain truser in the
production board before he entered the from which he
later discharged physical grounds throws light the attitude
of sponsors his "Mobilzng for Abundance"
Strictly speaking Nathan writes only in his authority
he intellectual nshp with the inner New Deal and for
that his observation foreign trade and finance takes
more than routine significance
"Another proposal" points IDEALS with foreign
policy. II substantial
the double promoting prosperity and abroad and
stimulating activity home Large exports by the
United States will be for relief and rehabilitation
helping the productivity standard
Of q
policies necessary permit foreign
nations to repay currently for large exports.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
Wes+rate Takes Post

Leonard Westrate has joined
the staff of Chiffon Publications
for Automotive and Aviation
Industries, Motor Age and the
Commercial Car Journal. He
succeeds Edward L. Warner Jr.,
who has moved to the Automo-
tive and Aviation Parts Manu-
facturers, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
Chevrolet De aIers Meet

Plans for better parts distri-
button and training and develop
ment of apprentice mechanics
were adopted after the two-day
conference here Of the Chew
rolet national dealer planning
committee. The dealers agreed
that the critical manpower
shortage was threatening a ma
jor breakdown in motor trans
portation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

CHICAGO. June 70 Inns, -Hoos-2s
600 steady strong. Top. 1913 bulk,
Si7 25gi325; hsaviss. sii15d11 Is:
mediums 1873; lights. si27sai3 2bi
light lights. tii. 75g IL. rs; packing sows.
cArTLE-5. 900: steady Calves: sooI
steady. Beef steers: choice. Sis ~. 50:
medium, ,i4ais; yearlinss. si39l12s.
Butchers; hsifsrs, sil9if, cows, sll so
so. bulls. ti0dit: calves. Se3ls:
feeder steers. siiait stockers: steers.
Si0T 1913: cows and heifers, sedi2.Ts.
---When Did You Last Buy . Boal.--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

tered inland back Of where the snipers thcke
Then the divebombers would appear in the sky above
two three at time would dive screamngly toward
the earth and let 60 their bombs. A moment later
would hear the explosion Of the bombs-kd- Dhunp ka-
Uhump, kd-whunp. And the earth would shudder and
more sand would run into our shoes.
Then eight more fighters would appear line, roar
ing in at two thousand feet overhead and the six
teen wps Of smoke would trail behind the planes and the
grease popping sounded like monumental hsh-fry ~
During all these weird, ndescribsbly great noises Jan
machine gun usually chartered acknowledgements
popas II to show Us that all the noise had affected II not
at all
Continued Tomorrow
ed by Duen sloan and Pearoa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

ton for present and postwar
development of business. Rick
erd has been assistant adver-
Using manager of Chevrolet; di-
rector Of advertising for the
Standard Accident Insurance
CO.: twice elected international
president of the Insurance Ad-
vertlsing Council, and has had
in recent years his own agency
in Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
DetrOIa Declares
25-Cent Dividend

International Detrola Corp. has
declared quarterly dividend of %
cents on common. payable Aug. l
to stock of record July IS. The
same amount was paid May l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

the De TT oil I
branch, Bank
ers Life Co. Of
Des NJ DIN e S,
Ia. TO succeed
Joseph V. Beck.
recently COM
misSioned sec
ond lieutenant
in the u. S.
Marine Corps
Reserve. Rilett
W as formerly
the local man.
II 49, A m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
Private Financing Would Be Shor+-Iived

recognized export balances financed
through private they continue at level
the
anything bright Therefore recommended
financing
directly
guarantee private duration"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

ing Zinmer-
Keller in an
ex C u tiv e
capacity eff
fective July
!.
This ar
r a n cement,
according TO
thinner is a
move toward
I u r I h e r
Strengthening
the orPanlZa-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
Universal Cooler,
DetroIa Merger OFF

II is understood that negotia-
tons for the merger Of Interna-
tional Detrola and Universal
Cooler have been discontinued.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

includes
casualties Asac European. Mediterranean and southwest
Pacific
Seven Michigan among the Us casualties listed
today by the navy department
and kin who have been notified
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
Joins thinner

Announcement Is made by
Walter thinner, president of
Zimmer-Keller Agency, that c.
Z. Rickerd is closing his own
advertising business and is Join
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
Praises COP
.ForeiignP|dnk
BY LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of Economics. y. Y. University
The Republican party platform
might be worse; it might be better
AS a political vote catcher. 1t
seems 10 me to be good. After all,
that is its main purpose and as
means to that end, /is a rather
skillful document. Hooked at in
this way the egh justifies the
means.
But il is traditional for the peo-
pie Of the United States 10 treat
their party platforms as being inn
portant documents. and therefore
10 discuss them seriously. 1t would
be a shame 10 break that tradi-
ton. and would be the last one
TO do so. So here goes.
On the score Of foreign rela-
tions. the platform strikes me as
being Just about as good as could
be expected of anyone ef-two
parties, dealing in generalities.
The main part Of the platform,
however, concerns domestic poll
cies. and here one could ask a
good deal more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
Apprehension Among Orthodox Economists

find Also orthodox theoretical economists
apprehension United the
tempaed international scheme than likely to get back
benefits
Be that may what viewpoint administration
insiders who sponsoring the project?
How do they atonze their impulse to do good in this har-
assed and wartorn wordy
think questions to be
the official agenda the unmodied white plan draft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
Name Ri|ett Head
OF Bankers Life Here

Paul S. Rilett has been APP
pointed acting agency manager OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

THE corpsmen returned from beyond the seawan
i quickly, half dragging half carrying husky Marine
who had shot through the bone above his knee The
wounded man. groanng sat beside II think he's
in that coconut PALM" he said, waving a hand Then
corpsman bandaged his leg and iabbed morphine syree
into his
Seventy five yards down the beach, the Marines had
set up a mortar which they firing every minute or
One OF them got TO kneeling position TO adjust
his instrument We him tumble the edge of the
hole the mortar set in. Then his companion jumped
up 70 help him. He fell back, shot through the heart
The men with the INT and the famethrower went after
plbox only few feet from where the Marines had been
Draw by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
M. S. Rukeyssr
Fears Trade Scheme
Detrimental to u. s.
M. S. Ruksyssr

What's shooting the forthcoming
international monetary and financial conference which will start at
Breton Woods July 1?
Emotionay represents attempt amidst total war ia
work systematic facilitating postwar inter
national trade despite the devastation exhaustion OF warmsS
strategy.
Since Of obviously need
special assistance undere international
financial sterilization something that smacks subsidized credit
which would involve extending credit line nations which obc
lively might merit IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
PROTECTIVE TARIFF

Among the points I like least
are the leaning toward a protec-
tive tariff system and a federal
public works program. In both
respects. il is my judgment that
the partv goes too far.
would like to know more about
what is proposed as a means of
providing venture capital. And !
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done to maintain the value of the
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vocating the withdrawal of the
presidents dangerous powers over
our currency. the platform is
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