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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28

ter in ser II. g. 8ebrua6t baben.
Oie slorclien ipbnlo uls rnoglif on sic
ErGiioeniin abiugeben. Yafete luer-
ben MIR bis Is. Sftober bon Ser Ga,
gierllag angenonllnen iiir lleberiec-
poit. Iieies gilt fiir nlle. Die IN Ter=
binolmg irgenbmle nit uns Iteben
cs lit nidt nur iiir Mitglieoer. ion.
bern fiir nne. Bite .lo idjnell ipic
n0glid bie soreiien nb5ugeten.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28
@in1ior. Dnt., 3aaaba
I. 1oulus Sird,e, Tarert Are

81. EnnlnSs8tr6he, Y0rent A6<
Eia-rer Otto S. SSieII;s. 1915 Na1eb
Gpe.. gSinbiur. AnnaSa. @ottesbienh y
ben Splnnlerlnpnatcn bon 80 llbr p4s.
mtt,aas; SonntagidlI. bon 10---11 uJe
rDrlniftlgs. Seben /. 9ienstaa abraes
inl Wonot Girdenrnte eSibung Seber 1.
Tonnerstno aberhs itr Monet Erc1isN
@crein Sibune. GIle Golfss unb @lmls
pcnsaenonen ,tnb her5lld eingelGscn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28
GIcbel Cbio
g. Wpona. Nutp. Sd. Sppannes M,rd rdle.

g. e. Upona. Eutp. ct. syppannes xtrtte.
Ya,tor A,ans Soi,el. 76l "Dop Ncab
yea: Iiiiberrb UB4';. 9 llbr utrm,ttaas,
oeunhsr @ottesbie,,it 10 l1nr Conn
taglfnle. II ubr engIiid,er @ottesbienit
2utbcr 2iga anbadt unb Werie:nmluta
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oen<llnrerric,t unb beutithe Shule an,
Snmstag ooh ''s.r an. MGe 8lal,benss
acnofieu iinb beraIid1 einee!aoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28

sinb Sic unb Sbre Anscb6rtAen
N,itaIicb i'm 2ranfcnperein nnb
Central 3crbanb? @cnn nidjt. Jest
1T bic Seit bcismtrcten. tim genanere
Snfurmation rufcn Sie ben Gofnl.
uertrcter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28
YonnaSfuiun. Ohio

1enfidje Gu.= S,pnternSs s@emetnD<.
Gfe 2incoln Muc. nnb S>olmeS Ctr.
Srnntaa1dnle ieben Counting I'm 2 llbr.
Suuptanttesbienit rm 2:30 llbr. SeDen,
erItcn Sonntog i'm Monat ssralien Verein
@erionmllna. Sehen slpeiten Sonnta9
I'M Ipnut Gird,enratszSit Mlle ans
oeren @eriammlunaen perben redtaeifie
tcfc:...aeuebeu
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4ns Sarreu. pa.
3ipes 81.

Gs tpurbe beihloiien oaB mir audi
oieles Sabr acknowledgements CT
uniere Sungen unb Mdbden in Ger
Webrmadt ueberiee un0 Sieraulanoe
ienoen. @ir eriu6en ale Gltern o6er
Mngeb0rige, tpelbe Sobne ooer 90dj.
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Columbus, Ohio

Guans. 3mtber. Nsartin 2ntber Qird,e,
Gfc Eulcr unb Nnn StraFe.
Ysnrrer z. g. 8eucr. Seben Sonn<
tag bormittags . llbr Sonntag5hule
10 ubr cneliider Uottesbienft; II uhr
belitiher 8ottcsoienft.
NU. 8laubenseenoifen unb 0reunb
Iinb be, alib eineeIab-r.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28

peran|toltet eln &ortenpnrtie I'M
Sahienbeim Sonntagabeuo. oen 8.
Sftobcr. slniang punft 8 llbr. @lr
bitten aae ssrennoe nno. .8efannte iid
oieien Mteno 5u reierpiercn lno il
5ablreib mie MIR moglif lid, 5u be.
teiligen, oanit mir einen gllten @r.
folg baben. Die ginnabmen bon Die.
fem Mbeno iino fir unlere Sunge!,
lnb WuShen, bie in ser @ebrmad!
lteben. nm lbnen cine fleine 5reuoe
81 @eibnadten 81 MAIDEN. Ser Gin
tritt lit auf 80 Gents angeiebt NOR.
oen. &ommt olle uno nerhringt eine,
lfonen genliitliGen 9lbenb nad) alte,
idGiii1er Weile.
Cara eSranS Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28
9aniel. 6mgel

9aniel 6ioel
ans ser 3eit in oie Gapigfei.. absu-
ruien. Ser peritorbene 8ruOer per,
lieB bas &aus Wontagmorgen III ser
Jriib uno aing an feline Mrbeit lpo er
fir bie Carnegie SGinois Stel Corp.
27 Sabre aearbeitet bat. ltnS INN .
ubr ipurOe er ploslih franf uno tuur,
De beimgebradt. Berldiecenc 9ofto-
rem tuur0en berbeigerufcn. 0a aber
alle Silfe bergebens mar, entidlief er
III oen 6errn am MitnpoGmcrgen,
oen 90. Sept., I'M 6 ubr.
8r. Damel &iigeI nc. elm ie6rt BE-
liebter Minnn BEL alien ocnen Die i'm
fannten. Das betpieien cudl ali Die
glumen, Die um ieinen Sarg Itanoen
Die 8riioer oes 3tpeig IA iotpie Sic
erlte 2utberilGe STRIDE ur6 ser Gar-
patben @eiangberein ba5en elm teurcs
Witglieo berloren. 8r. 6iigei bat 2i
Sabre als Central BerbanDs- Sefret1r
bent 3Deig 1 4geoient uno niele Sabre
als 8orlteber bon ser griten 2ut6er.
Stride. Gr mar am 6. attr; 1892 i,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28
2lms eric, pa.
3lpei9 2.

am 10. Sftober finoet i,niera ,be
Notwithstanding itatt. @ir eruor
ten 5ablreihen 8eiuh. Nab ser ger
Iammlung lperoen grfriiGuneel, ier
piert. 90. Shmars, Hrot. STR.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28
Gfanntmad.nna.

Gurtenpnrtie nnb Jbeoter-Muf-
ibrung sum Benefit rSur 8ero's
Some Coming Sunb" Sonntae, oct
%. Sftpber, 4 llbr nu6nittass i'm
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28
Galem, Hhio
Gpanpc!ifd)= 2utb. GnanneS- 3trde.
... 2Gt Gpufh 4rpabtuau.

Yoitor Sobn @numann. SnnniaafMMle
ieben Sonutoe 8 llbr pormitta9s. 10 llb1
Oottesoienit in Der 2anhesiprahe; I'm
II lltr beiltId,er @ottesbienft Ser beut'
Icbe Slirden 6rauen 8erein bat am dfpet.
ter Nlittipoh ieben Monats, abenbs 8
llbr. GeriummIung &onfirmanbenz llns
territtt (sipeiidbrie) bnn September btS
Oiteri, Sienstae unb 6reita9 nahmtt'
tags a llbr.
NGe @IaubcnssenpHen unb 0reunbe
1inb her3lib eingclaben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28
,Nefroit, Mihiaau
0eutid,e unb SGdjiiib Gp. ct. Hctrus.
Qird1c, WfcnfirI6 un6 MDSberrN Nue.

Wtrd1c, WIcnftcI6 nn6 NOsbcrrO Abe.
Gfarrer csobannes Seutid,. 1921 Wlens
fielb Mbe Gel: Yinaree 62O5. eng
liider 8otteshienit 10 llbr pprntittags
9eutihe rnb engli|de Sonnta9idulc I'm
II llbr rormittnas Sentifer @otteSz
btenit INN II llbr pormittogs. Sehen laes
ten 0ienstag bcs Monots &irhenratsz
iipung. Surd bic Commemorate jeben
britten Sienstag, ionit jeben britten
Sonntaa Srallen Serein Gerinnlmllln9.
&irfenborprobe jeoen 6reitaeabeno. N0e
8lauben5genofIen iino ber5lid eingeIaben
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3u ,,ertaufen:
Gin snt's WebGnbe NIT siuei Iob'

yin gntS Webau0e MI 3Det XNDgs
mnngen BON ie 5 3immern nnb 8ao
nnb ein1m UeidGitslofal
ioipie oas barin Iest betriebene nno
gutgebenoe ganbb & Spcsereiparen-
0eidaft iino 5u perfaufen fir Den
Yreis bon nur $500. Seine Mgenten.
8itte nad3ufragen beim eigentiimer
4O49 Yapne Mpe. bon ? ltbr pot-
mittags Big s ltbr abenbs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28
BUR Grinneruno

ut unicrn pielgeliebten Satten, Tatar
uno @roEpater
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28

gitte ienoei Gales Sag Stamps
IN Gliiabeth ssoiiel. 761 goop &6
yIepelano, S>io.
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GJcpelanh Weft. - 3cutidb sOsmeinbe
Wcii 80. ctr. unb @ilarb Npc.

Yaitor Sobaancs Seutihldnber. 8909
Wtllarb Nne. Eel: Woobbtne 90S5.
Gotteshienit ieoen Scnnz unr Seiert:a
in bentider unb engliiter Sprnthe. -
Sonntaa'drle eben Spnntna s--10 lh1
normittaas: Oar anffol9enc enalifder
@nttcsbicnit bon t',--10:I5 llhl. Sieraiii
rolat BET beutihe @ofte6bienit II rbr
brrp,itta0S.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28
1meia 33.

aaen griioern 5ur gtadjrtbt, baf
Die thGd)lte Geriammlung am Conn.
tag oen S. Sftober, na1mittags 9
llbr itattfinpet. 9u oieies Die oreipier.
teljabrlihe @eneralperiamlnlung iii
llno midtige 8elhGite porliegen, iper.
Den Die 8riioer sebeten iiG m0glidil
5ablreib 81 beteiligen. Noh Der Ser.
ianlmluns Jreibier uno 5lpangsloie
llnterbaltung.
misunderstanding
ont Wontag, oen 2. Sftober. 8 ltbl
abenos. Serman Miuer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28
Nus Gll,pecN City, "a.
3ipeio 81.

SWetg 32.
Us lDaren nltf llrlaub in GllipooO
Gitp biele leste 8od)e Sic 5lpei Sim
Der bon Serrn lao 5rau Sobn &rt,
ltel, Sobn SsSr. BON Der Il. g. 9taup,
unO Sophie bon Den Wapes.
Catherine Wel5er, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28
Msuuea, Ta.
oeutidbe Gpana. .2utb. ct. 8eters.

9eutfde Gpans. =2utb. ct. 8eterS.
0cmeinbe, 5. Ctr.
Ysarrer &ans D. 5. Simoleit. 244
Noams Ctr. Rodeiter. ga. selepbon:
Mcdeiter 1868. Gottesbienit $3.50 ll6r
moreens; Sonntoelhuls 1O:4b llbr. -
;srauen 8erein 8eriammluna am lesten
0onnerstag ieben Wonats. abenos 8 uht-
Sebcrmaun lit ber5lih pillfonn1en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28
Wnrn, Snbiana
Tentit)c Gp. Qntbcr. 6onternS. 0lrdts
G6e II. Mpc nnb 1yillptpre ctr.

Rfarrer Grid Beterlcn. 1919 Sta
mpr. Cir. Eel: 23551. Sonntagf1uls
9 llbr fir Die eroben unb II llbr fir bic
f.eincn Ainocr @ottesbienft I'm 10 ubr
IN Der enaliidcn nnb nm II nbr IN Der
belttid,cn Sprnd,c
Nnc 8lollbensyenpiien unb areunbs
limb 6er3lidl cinEcInben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28
Gomeiteab, Ta.

IU"VTlVuUf Fu.
1entidje Gp. Ymtb. ct. NarfnS QtrAe
122-22t DIT 3. Nuc.
Ncb. Ct Is. Md,tenbers. Hfarrer. fele'
pbon So. t745. Mn Sonn> unb Oeters
taeen pormittags 9:30 llbr Sorntd8s
idtule; 1920 llhr cngIiihcr unb 1915
llbr beutfd,er @ottesbienit Nne @ldiis
berseenuilen linb berslid pillfommen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28
Qrduerndhriht

IS bat Dem Serrn iiber 2cben unS
Soo gefaaen, unieren perter Miit-
hrll6er
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TEILHABER GESUCHT

ySpitipitp Snd,ipnhpim
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12
Finish 900 Projects

Postwar planning Of the sac
Is secondary 10 its main-feb of
aiding the government win the
war. James pointed Out. The
War Engineering Board has
saved milllon%-oi pounds of crit
zeal materials since the start Of
the war he said and up to Jan.
IT has completed more than
LOGO projects assigned 10 it by
the services
James predicted Interchange Of
technical information with for
cign societies. principally Brit
l~h after the war. Asked If
that would include Russia, he
hcsitatcd and said
we are getting freer inter
change ~ information now with
RtrSSia than we did at the be
ginning Of the war. Their tech
nicians are better than we he
lieved. But hoW far they will go
i'm exchanging technical data
after the war, we cannot now
be certain"
James said the Chinese are in
tCreStcd IN fostering engineering
development and predicted that
China YOU ] q not be satisfied
with mcrelN-buying equipment
after the war but would make
It's own.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12
Stocks Steady
In Quiet Trade

NEW YORK. Jan. - fINS) -
The stock market opened steady
today. with most issues holding
within ~-fea / fractions of last
nights close Trading was quiet
Foods were firm a. were min
ling shares motors and utilities.
a sale Of 1000 shares Radio al
lOlt up + featured the commu-
niCatIou> while Us. Steel. leader
Of Yesterdays steel rally opened
Oft = on a l,500-Sharc sale.
Rail were narrow. while Spe-
cialtleS. chemicals. liquors and
farm equipments were steady
Opening prices: Curtiss-Wright
6iS, up = Anaconda 259s. off \
Commonwealth Edison 26ls of
- Southern Pacific % of Z.
y y Central 1854 up : South
crn Railway 2l7s up -; InterHa-
tonE- Nickel 27i2 up 4, General
Motors 53le unchanged Standard
ON of y J SIS unchanged Bal
tlmorC~& OHIO 49, unchanged
Delaware & Hudson 1884, I'M
changed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12
WdrehOuSemen
Named in Suit

WASHINGTON Jan ~ up
Sine NatIona' Warehoa~emens AS
-u.auQn and IT'S subsidiary. Allied
Nam Iro- Inc along WITH ~
,aal fed carriers and g. .olnc'il>
foIay .V.rc charged hN fhe -av-
.m uf with sherman ANTITRUST
IaW Violations u truck trW>pH fI-
'nr ol chold good
Their actions had resulted n
establishment of arbitrary ra'.-
- to - pcr cent ahote it.-e W
Independent carriers. according to
M. u~tIcc department
ATTY Con Frne, EaaH ar.
rorapd tho fling of the eNII -r
federal district court u Ct
lr complaint charged that .hr
l-l.-.--.l- - E4- 49,
. uombtrs iu 21s ttfts aN5
rd N7n Lines which controls
utgfof carriers Uas .UoD0ro-
tre bJsUoS- .of 1fAh,portur
eN..6 goods hy wotm Ncfti,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12
Sees Gradual Changes

Like other engineers who have
studied INC practical side oGhc
postwar car the new sac chief
did not forSee any great changes
Immediately after the reSump-
ton of production lie disagreed
with the Detroit executive who
predicted new cars by the end
of 1914.
THE changes in designs and
Improvements on ears will fol
low the same curve after the
war a. il did before the war.
he stated. "It will be gradual"
James saw economy Of opera
tion as the important thing be-
hind any changes IN designs OF
cars whether The economy was
dictated 10y government conSer-
walton measures. high taxes or
lack OF dollars In the hands Of
buyers.
There will he tremendous
pressure on engineers 10 get
more miles per gallon and more
miles per dollar out of cars" he
SAID. lie predicted gasoline
would be taxed more heavily
after the war offering an easy
source OF revenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12
Banks
Promote
10 Here

Changes in executive personnel
of The financial institutions of the
city we're confined 10 the National
Bank OF Detroit. where number
Of iuDior officers were promoted
and the Mabcck State Bank.
/. The following PROMOTIONS were
announced hy Walter s McLucaS.
chairman of the board of the Ma
tlonal Bank of Detroit:
Harry {. Schacfcr promoted 10
vice president and assistant trust
officer from assistant vice preSi-
dent and assistant trust officer;
Lyle +. Madden promoted 20 as
SlStant vice president from assist
ant cashier in charge of the Bag
lCy-Cliftord office; u. Russell Ohm
promoted 10 assistant vice preSl-
dent from assistant cashier, Carl
ton y Richards promoted to as
>lSt1nt vice pres q en- from
assistant cashier; Keith b. Hack
CiJ promoted 10 assistant cashier,
Alex y. lines promoted 10 assist
ant cashier from manager of
commercial tcllcrS; j. Clayton
Porter promoted 20 assistant cash
ier from branch manager, Robert
u. Campbell promoted 10 assistant
cashier from assistant loan efhceh,
and William G.. McClintock pro-
NOTED 10 assistant comptroller
from assistant trust officer.
AZ the Wabcck annual meeting,
r. - ForSythc was named an as
>lSlant cashier President George
r. hudson said. Other officers
and dIrnctnrS Nprc re-electnd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12
Store TO Retire
Shares

NEW YORK Jan l. To pre-
pare FOR postwar opportunities in
the retail field and at the same
time 10 provide funds 10 retire
present preferred stock. Interstate
Department Stores, Inc has coma
pIctod negotiations for SS,O0OOOO
of private financing
Arrangements have been made
through Lehman Brothers for the
sale 10 Equitable Life Assurance
Society of $1,000 900 Of 3a per
cent dehenturcS. due Nov. |, 1858.
OF the proceeds. approximately
s. 100 600 viii be applied 10 re-
dcmption of Z per cent preferred
and The h9lancc added 70 working
capital for general corporate pur-
poses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12

can forsee," stated the chief en-
gIneor Of Studcbaker at his first
press conference in his new role.
James predicted continued
close operation between the sac
and industry after the war be-
cause industry SeeS--Teal adj
vantage IN the relationship
between technlClanS and itself
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12
Lighter Engines Sure

James foreca~ smaller. lighter
engines ~ cut down the overall
Weight of cars but discounted
tho wide use of aluminium for
this purpose The saving will he
through more accurate casting
Of iron. learned IN tho war
"The amount of aluminium TO
be used i'm the postwar car will
be dictated entirely by its price,
he concluded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12
Coke Distribution
Under b. 5. Control

NEW YORK. Jan. 10 Retail
coke distribution was placed under
government control los Solid Fuels
Administrator IckcS In Wow OF
existing restrictions on hard and
soft coal deliveries IckeS said in
equities would result If unre-
,trIc'cd shipments OF coke were
permitted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12
New Plant Here

At time when Detroit is
worTyTnC over which war indus
tries VIII move out or close
when peace comes, Canada Dry
Ginger Ale Co announces the
following piece of heartcning
news
President r W Moore told
stockholders that plans have
been developed for an extensive
expansion and that 10 new
plants have been spec. fcally doc
cidod on. one OF them VIII be-
located IN DETROIT,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ. 5. RukeYser
Rising Labor Costs
To Hit Steel Holders

The concept of economic ahillaton sitting
a oa business costs leads 10 practical complications.
ht dilemma comes 10 head connection with the discus
rDy VIRGO increases ytco and/othcr basic industries
Atfoy VJnE costs chiefly LABOR have apparently
into the excess profit liability of steel companies 10 INC
'.firtri ffcfNlu} compared with thai Of 1912
analysts Of the that the ceiling
selling remains unchanged and workers
Hc-f ot u cents hour the viii beyond
profit ay INTO the residual net corporate income out Of taxes
TINS 01eniu5ies would represent transfer from The
c7 10 wages OF labor I'm order 10 meet wage demands under
circumstances the stockholders would bc asked 10 face
Tine question Of justice The only involved The basic
trc question whether the private enterprise system
~ without incentives for capital and whether private manage
really exists when ITS discretion abridged by
do qrft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12
Distortion Comes From Profits Before axes

In addition the dissatisfaction that results ror7tre expert
realizing less than had been promised arc further
disturbed eNaggeraon of the extent OF corporate
profits part through the custom of
talking theoretical profits bcfot instead of net
d>butaho profits after Likewise there tendency 10
cNagGcrae pottrough undertaking tho eventual 1den and
deferred of the including the cost Of rcconverson back
peace.
If tho realities were correctly graSred workers would
recognize they great stake
able promptly
durng The postwar roadIsmen period
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12
PAPER Collection Increases

FLINT. Jan. l. A steady in
crease IN waste paper collection
was noted today by Adj Garfield
Dahlberg. Salvation Army salvage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12
Crude Oil Output
Decreases SLIGHTLY

Z = I7rrt u 2 rrftllt-
on production In United States
averaged 4 Bot 22U barrels, Y day
IN they week ended\Jan S, An in
crease Of $3.50 over the previous
vcrk Oi and Gas Journal re-
ported
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12
Government Takes 6o0Io ofAII Goods, Services

The rcStVeneSS rates not aScrbable TO corporate
total With
finding cent OF all
and produced manipulation of the
prevent temporary bac<shdng the scale of civilian
living
That basic truth should be reiterated and it regrettabe hat
intellectually preparing workers such harsh realities
labor leaders politicians took different At FIRST
held hope that could maintain
social and have both and tItter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12
Pontiac Banker Promoted

r~rIfC' Jan u Lo p Az
M ~ sylvan Village to-day bad
.0 promoted r. assistant v.ce
aart ol Community National
aera ~ Us annual election os a.
AID other officer, were
renamed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12

elected prcSi-
dent of IN Q
sac who will
take office on
Friday when
the society $
annual meet
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Auto
Graphs
Engineers Ready
for Peace Problems,
Says New sac Chief
By SILER FREEMAN

The Society OF Automotive
Engineers will be as ready for
peace, when it comes, AS il was
for war. This pledge was made
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12
Ex' Reflects
Hal Smith, Jr.

Breaking n precedent OF a num-
bci Of years standing, the Detroit
Stock Exchange today had re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12

chairman, who reported that Mon
days pickup totalcd II tons, with
indications being that Tuesdays
collection was heavier
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Foreign Exchange
De troll Stocks

I'M l4asi Hirh Low 10 So On ce
De' grat Iron o q3 80 90 rs
Federal Nsgui Goa 2Qfs 2Gl p
Ff4eha4r 3i4 31tt 7lH o.
Stearrs pa 1hs100 100 100 ~
Dividends m the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid so far this year.
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Good SUM
Montana oil and mining journal., 1944-06-03
New Wyoming
Pipeline TO
Be Laid Soon

THERMOPOLIS, Wyo. Con
struction work on the StanoIind
Pipeline Co.'S new line from Elk
Basin on the Wyoming and Mon
tana line in Park county to Casper
Is scheduled to start Immediately.
The aerial survey of the line has
been completed but the ground
work and other preliminary sur
veys are not complete.
The general route of the new line
of approximately 240 miles in
length follows tentative outlines in
most major particulars. Extending
south from Elk Basin via Oregon
Basin, the line viii be laid to ac-
commodate connections with other
fields in traversing the Big Horn
Basin district. In Hot Springs
county 1t viii swing to the south
east up Kirby creek to cross the
divide to Bridger creek, reaching
an altitude of $500 feet at the high
est point. Continuing to Lost Cabin
Il will swing more directly east
again to its terminal. Lost Cabin
is almost directly east of producing
fields in Fremont county and a
likely point of connection If a
branch line is laid from that district
to utilize the 12-inch carrier.
The pipeline project has the APP
proval of all government agencies
interested and viii facilitate the
marketing of Wyoming crude for
war and other purposes when COM
pleted. 1t is the largest project of
It's kind undertaken in the Rocky
Mountain west in many years.