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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Truck Line Adds
Air Service
Upstate Firm Plans
Terminal in Detroit

LASING. Jan. - lUPl The
Michigan public service commits
sion today authorized the ASSoCi-
ated Truck Lines of Grand Rapids
TO amend It's corporation charter
+e-i ~ e II q TIA tftttt1t1 ut
freight by air as well AS land
Fred c.. Thinner. vice president
and general manager, SAID the
company plans 10 coordinate IFS
transportation services between
land and air both as 10 rates
and service. Operation of the
proposed Scrvrre. t1T SdTd, writ
begin as soon as planes are avail
able
Thinner said the company con-
templates establishment OF air
terminals at Detroit and Grand
Rapids and two other Michigan
cities to be determined later
Establishment of air trans
portation service will enable H.
to insure deliveries from any
part of the state or neighbor-
ing states within - hours"
Thinner declared
Gilbert r. ShilSon. chairman
Of the public service commission
said the Associated Truck Lines
IS the first Michigan corporation
10 propose indignation Of air ano
land transportation services.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
DISCUSSES IMITATION

Mr. Wallace In his d+-eJ, N
u initiation and deflatiou 1~SIV Z
that tho flow ~ inflaronarv 81, =
into bonds avcrts initiation r.
would be- more accurate 70 Leco !
that II p0stp0neS the effect of \
evolutionary gap on 'hc pr =
and business structure
In praiSing tho OpA for hold
TIT down pTyC9y VT Wd-TI .
makes this extraordinary. observe
ton: To increase production =Hd
hold down prices is like dotNng
the law Of eraWraron
Perhaps the seeming uIsco7-
cepfion is merely IN aWkWardao. =
u phraSing
For the major lesson Of 7TUrr-
lean business experience has been
IN demonstrating that increas -
the quantity OF production dpf
thus reducing the unit cost 'ro-
vidcS the magic formulation ralS-
ing living standards through C'V-
jng the customer more for Joss.
Quantity production cuts down
tho amount NJ overhead .co,t
wh CHI must be a~~ieucG.~to a
single INIT of good, pyraucn "
makes possible more intensive .
Of tools and machinery thus 70
ducinG ho capital cost Of prodlc
lng a single item
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Pdrke, Davis Net
Seen 7 Million

Parke Davis & Co and ITS sub
SidiarieS arc expected TO report
1913 net profit slightly IN excess
of 100000 or somewhere be-
tween S1.45 and 81 share on
tho 1896, $50 common shares out
standing. This would compare
with net profit Of S6,3l922S or
S129 share IN 1912
Sales last year are believed 10
have established new record at
approximately $50 600, 900, against
S42 ,276.S30 in 1912. The increase
represented 10 large extent sales
of the company's pharmaceutical
products 10 the government, al
though sales 10 the general public
also increased substantially in
reflection of generally higher pur-
chasing power.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Clear Bonus Rule

The treasury has announced
II VIII apply retroaciivelN 10
1eiS n-e. -=laFt st-hiiiz4tien
policy removing Go'larS-and-
fft--rr II -r1r-y z1y,I1-,-rT'7lrS-
sions and bonuses The policy
permits employers 10 pay with
OUT official approval any fFr-
centaee type compensation
earned under a contract or IS
tahlshed policy. provided no
change is made in percentage
r-ethod az computation or base
salary since sterilization pro-
gran was iusuCWatcd IN octo-
Der. 1892
Previously some payments
were limited 10 dollar amount
paid in lq4l-422
Robert + !anneEan, informal
revenue commissioner said ac-
ton would have no effect on
statesmen commissions since
dollar limitation previously had
beer lifted for them In the
case. however. Of executives.
branch managers and others
earning so called overriding
comm sSions or percentage bon
uses. the ruling will permit en-
ployers to adjust 1913 payments
upwards in cases where dollar
limit held payments below nor
mai percenfaCe f!EuIe- -..--.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Blood Demands Sound
Plon for After the War

u sudden s'oppage or drastic re-
-ucton of war production.
Speaking also as chairman Of the
Postwar Distribution Sub-com-
uittee Of the National Association
~ Manufacturers Nr Blood con-
tnIod
SWhy should We not have
helpful measures TO encourage
Industry 10 finance the heavy
costs ~ reconNersion--to SupplS
TOE tremendous ueedAter civilian
goods and 10 create jobs for
thousands 81 workers displaced
BY the cessation of war produce
ton
IN "a not only bad business
bu' DEFINITELY mpatriotic not 10
prepare now for this transit
tional period We should deter.
mine now What NAV hamString
those preparations and. " pos
Sible, correct the condition
Immediately"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Proud Of Record

A note from c NJ Huber,
district manager OF TelAuto-
graph Co, proudly informs
me that the firm finished
the year 1913 with the largest
sales in the Detroit area in IT'S
history
Duke" Huber. who spends
his spare moments as CAP
pilot. says that more than
thousand war plants here are
using the installations TO help
speed procedures and produc-
ton.
He adds the interesting com
ment that TelAutograph never
sells a machine but rents them
by the month like a telephone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Postwar Plan

r. 6. Reynolds Sr president
Of the Reynolds Metals Co Of
fers the unique solution 10 post
war unemployment Of manda-
tory six-hour shift with pay
rates fixed on the basis Of seven
hours.
Reynolds would apply this SIN
hour shift and Seven-hQur pay
TO every firm which employs
six or more persons. All mer-
cantite. banking and govern
ment departments world work
two siX-hour shifts a day
The indusulatiSt fuTt h @ r
would broaden FILA 70 include
the purchase Of furniture. house,
hold appliances and fixtures on
the 2O-year plan He suggests
all employees be encouraged 10
buy stock in their own firms;
establishment Of quick freeze
plants in rural areas: extension
of loans 10 farmers. and proper
planning OF public works.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Brokers Loans
Up Il Millions

NEW YORK. Jan - Loans 10
brokers and dealers in the week
ended Jan. 10 for the purpose of
purchasing or carrying L. s gov
ernment obligations totaled 1896
100000, an increase of $1,000, 900
over the previous week. Loans 10
brokers and dealers on other
securities totaled S450, 100000. up
S37 100000 over the previous week
and $4,000. 900 above the like
week a year ago.
Other loans for the purpose Of
purchasing or carrying L. S. gov
securities amounted 70
S126 100000 a decrease of $1,000
600 from the preceding week.
Loans on other securities aggre-
gated Sll6.00O,000. UP S1,000000
over the previous week and $50
100000 above the same week of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Detroiter Buys
Miami Realty

What Miami newspapers refer
10 as The biggest deal in vacant
real estate IN the history ef Miami
Beach was ConSummated l%t
wreck by the purchase of the tay
Shore Golf Course by Milton 5.
POtke of Chicago and Henry
Wagner Of Detroit. Purchase price
of the LIS acre parcel was
$500 600
The property is in the heart
Of the Miami Beach residential
section and will be Subdividcd,
furnishing sites for approximately
800 higher braCkef homes and a
few business buildings along Dade
boulevard
The army now has fhe tract
under lease AZ an annual rental
OF SD 600 and the property VIII
90 an sale Feb |. Wagner IS we'll
known IN Detroit as co-oWner and
general manager Of Eastwood
Amusement Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Furniture Changes

Exhibitors ate the Interna-
tionsi Home Furnishing Market,
which is running in Chicago to-
day and continues through Jan.
%, believe more items OF ultra
scarce variety VIII be produced
this year than last
Rugs, upholstery fabrics. bed
ding, refrigeratorS, stoves. irons
and mlScellaneOuS-liens--feF
kitchen are expected 20 be- pro-
duced in larger quantities all
though output Of turniuye and
T lamps IS expected n be lower
BECAUSE a shortages In lumber
labor and metal pats. they de-
clare
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Mueller Brass Co
Sales at Peak
lq43 Net Exceeds
Million After Charges

NFW YORK Jan - Net
,alc> of Mueller Brass co, for
,1c fiscal Year ended Nov so
1913 Vcrc The largest m the his
tory of the company amounting
20 S36 rs CSC. against $50 9l3 3S4
year earlier Net earnings after
tentative provision for renego-
tatiou Of 1913 contracts were
Si077 q52. compared with revised
not earnings for 1912 of S93iS75
after provision for renegotIation
and postwar adjustments and
expenses
Fred l. RiEEin. president.
stated that Tho profit and loss
statement Tor tho Year. had been
revised TO reflect a provision of
5 ~ = 2 y - rtT1UE0tTdTT0n OF
war contracts the effect OF which
was reduction OF S6i9 $50 I'M
the balance transferred 20 sur
plus, a provision Of s. 100000
WAS made for .rcncCotaunn- of
4 contracts. bat proceedings for TINS
fiscal Ierlod haze not YET hreu
started
Practically all Of the company S
1a42 F,7eii'ftai ifttffit t1rotittrts
and fabricated parts was for wan
items made from aluminium brass
and copper. Continued peak pro
duC'lon of war m t.erialS Is
planned for 1914. but meanwhile
fun consideration is being given 10
postwar planning including a
study Of probable new markets
and products Riggen. said In
November. 1913. the Defense
( Plant Corporation agreed To erect
equip and lease 20 Mueller a new
rod mill on a site purchased from
the company al an annual rental
based on the number OF pounds
produced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Farmers Market

FEi ITs- Apples Rstvirs ~ "a
Mcintosh No !. SO foy77s hu- iona
50 S3/3 - hu Northern Sr,s fancy
80 = Nv No l. SO 30" Is Wageners
$50 &C. so hu Stceles Red 80
t3 zo13 7s hu Note Ceiling pFics m
appe% - IS fs-lh bu
ETTfCE AND SALAD GREENS -
CELERY cabbage 40 H. 81 80 ~ rs III
VFIFTNRGF CREENS french pndivs
~ 50 Is s-lh box
VFGETs BLES Cuiscci'aneous) -- Reefs
topped 10 t2d235 bu Broccoli
~ ~ so pa Cabbage No 81 90
50 hu red cahneee. 50 ceiling
50 % 1o-lh nl. curly cabbage -
81 2fni 81 bu Carrots topped No l.
20 &C. IN Celery root No / 81 30
bu celery fancy SOL Is dor hchs
No I so y soc. celerN Michigan squares
No 80 Horse-rsdish. No 7 81 50G3
peck basket Leeks No / 81 50 or
hchs Oniors DRY No 1ceinngl. 81 80
ao-lh. sack Parsnps 40 l. 50 50df bu
Potatoes fancy. SO 100 lbs. !. ~ I, 81 20
U275 Rad,shes dollhouse No 1 81
doz. hehs RW7kaEas 80 81 ni so
~ Sggash Delicious M 81 50p 2
IN HutNard. -falcy, - 5M hu ~ 80. J
$40 :. Table queen No b,.Nf. 30 ~ hu
FItIIu~, toprtd fancy 8 ~ -, 81 ~
Il % NeEetspI 1ysiers 81 s. ~
<s,so <a-. bases, s'n9 ~ .hyiss
sm4E Srs5 doz schsc
fGGs Large 80 rs3oafn,' 'ssass>
medium SO San1i 81 n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Aviation Gas
Output Lifted

WOOD RIVER. IL, Jan. %
Production Of aviation gasoline
will bc quadrupled at the refinery
of Shell Oil Co. here by conStruc-
ton of several additional refining
facilities. one of these, the Mid
vests first fluid catalytic crack
ING plant was completed today.
and output of 100 octane gasoline
with the new unit viii begin i'm
medlately.
a twin cracking plant 10 the
one put IN operation today Will be
completed IN a few weeks. Add
tIonal aviation facilities which
are now under construction arc
expected 70 be completed not later
than Nav.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Du +Pont Constructs
New War Plant

NEW YORK. Jan. - Du Pont
has announced the construction OF
A plant which will increase pro
ductlon OF dot, the new and
powerful chemical weapon, pro
iccting the armed forces from
tvphus. Tonnage manufacture Al
the new half-million dollar plant
IN be bullt Al government request
will be cntirely devoted 10 army
and navy use The work IS eN
pcctcd TO start almost immedi
atcly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Braniff Seeks
Line To Europe

NEW YORK. Jan. % Branff
Always has filed an application
with civil aeronaWicS board for
an air route 10 Europe from
Dallas and Fl Worth The route.
requested would be via Atlanta
and Charleston where interna-
tional traffic would be loaded and
unloaded. but local q ON s I c
transportation Is not sought be-
tween any Of these points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Wheat Holds
Narrow Range;
Rye, Oats Dip

CHICAGO. Jar. % dNS)-
Wheat futures marked time to-
day with the market holding
within an extremely narrow range
of less THAN cent as traders
awaited fresh developments Final
prices were unchanged 10 sc
lower with May $l,07A at the
close.
Rye dropped nearly a cent be-
fore buying was encountered. May
moved down &C 10 81 2Shs before
rallying Last prices were sc to
sc down.
Oats finished &c TO &C Off, and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Chain Store Sales Dip

NEW YORK. Jan. 22-The
Chain Store Age composite index
Of sales OF leading cham store
organizations in December. 1913
was Ito, as compared with 1877 in
November These index figures
are in relation 10 sales for the
corresponding months of l929-l93l
taken as 100
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Commodity Prices
Show Slight Gain

WASHINGTON. Jan. % 80
Wholesale commodity prices IN
creased 81 per cent during the
week ended Jan -, bureau OF
fabor statistics reported The rise
was attributed 10 higher prices
for fruits and vegetables. pafticu-
larly apples. citrus fruits, and
potatoes The all-commodity index
AZ 1890 per cent Of 1926 average
Is also IA per cent higher than
year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Plan Ad Campaign

George Weston, Ltd biscuit
manufacturers. has appointed
Calkins e. Holden Of New York
City 20 handle forthcoming ad-
veruSIng campaign A list OF
newspapers in the larger cities
VIII be used.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Livestock Market

CHICAGO Jan 2e tINs) 800 HOGS
q lDe. steady tor Sl3.75. hulk So ~ 70
1875. hsay}os SO ,0 70 ~ on. mediums
Sl375, lights SO 30 IS 25 Ash lights
81 SD p ~. 90 packing sows, >ll.jO %
- S. pigs $50 H..
CATTLE - 200. steady CAlXes-lnn
steady Beef steers choice >l5rl7
medium Sl3nl5; yearlugs So u a.
Butchers heiers. $40 l6.25 COWS =
II 30: bulls 50 y So. calves So r.
feeders. Sl0u ~. 50 Stockers steers. 81 q
1929, COWS and heifers SSu 81 50
SHEEP - 500, steady Lambs. 81
1890. common Sl21li so yeavHnss
81. 50aIi, ewes. SOS; feeders, $40 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Joins Geyer, Cornell

John W. Lovcton has Joined the
r;eVcT- C0rnCtt & ,TiCwrtf agency
Detroit New York. as a radio eN-
.ecutive, 1t was announced by b. Is.
Geyer. president. Loveton Was
formerly with Foote, Gone ~
Belding in charge OF the Lucky
Strike account.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

Association Of
| n s n r q n c Q
Agents. Tues
dTv- iTn- - IN
the Book { adj
lac II OF 9 !.
Broughton also
heads an adVer-
tISlug firm IN
New York City,
r our mem
hers Of Z h c
board of direc-
.nrr Nj II ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Wins { Award I'd Time

l|9,he Detroit Gasket and Manu-
fActWing Co has received the
arOy-navy production award for
the second time IN eight months,
r. p Patterson, underSecretary
of war, informed the company last
Icel<
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Miller Tool Co.
Votes Name Chdnqe

Stockholders Of Miller Tool and
Manufacturing Co AT the annual
meeting voted 10 -chauEc the CUm-
panY's name 20 Miller Manufac-
turing Co The stock purchase
plan for administrative and plant
personnel was also adopted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

Goyerrmer' n'us' Immediately
join with INDUSTRY rs setting UP .
definite plan arr the right KIND
of regulations and prlce control
II The naror ecnrorrls-s 20 stand
up against ne ~ocie t' d3er
enc oi 'ne European war Howard
+ BLOOD president @; Norge J.vi.
sion on Bgrc-Wsrncr Corp V'9
the Atcraft Cub az Dt'rrtt Fra
dan IN IN address onA'Trc' E0t
Ahead 10y Advertising and SalEs ~
several Of our leading econ0-
mists have said that the great
est shock 10 american industry
i will come after the German wsr
ends and before The end ~ the
var With Japan" Blood de-
clared
He called for definite plans
alternative plans and dynamic
police" II government 70 spec
conversion ard minimize ne shock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

elected Candidates. are: Byron a.
Carse. John j. Driscoll j. Alfred
Grow. Robert + NCesfcy, Arthur
w. Roehm. Edward Stenger,
George Sullburk. {. Gilbert Waldo.
David a. Forbes, Michigan m
surance commissioner. VIII be me
guest Of honor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Admitted TO Tool Group

Die Tool Engineering Co. De
trolt, has been admitted 10 NOM
berShip IN the Gray Iron Founders
Society, national association of
producers of gray iron castings,
George {. King is general man
ager of the local firm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Insurance Men
Meet tuesday

Averell Broughton. public rela-
tionS- director of the National
Association Of Insurance Agents,
viii be the principal speaker at
the annual banquet of the Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Wallace's Economic
Theories Analysed
Rukeyser Expresses Doubt Of Net
Savings at 30 Billions in Total War
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYSER
International News Service Economic Commentator

II the public applied the criterion Of true false quiz 10
all regarding which wee
President Henry Wallace made his address before me Go
political action committee would get real insight INTO business
or course auditing Mr. Wallace major task for a whole
Stastclan Tor ne speaks
luently. eXpansvey and frequently.
partisan significance OF hs OBVIOUS nn
bis chief and his coaeral effort 10 ehahtae
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
PIIISBI RGII

PITTSBURGH Jan p TNsl- CkT-
TIE 100. steady. Steers good 10 choice.
Si5r16. medium 20 good, Sli IS com
mon 10 medium, S12 u. heifcrs good q
choice Sl3 So o~fsG' medium 90 good Sl5- 5o
IA 30 common 20 medium, Sill 10H
1880. cows good no choice Sail 20
medium 10 good S71 : So. Gamers and
cutters S5g7 bulls good 20 choice 81 %
~ common o. medium, S. 30 % 10, srass
steers So aGfi % rn
HOES 300 stea6y; $50 80 Pos Sl2 ..
- ~ r. lsn-2G0 ts SIS 75Ilf1a. -Uu
22o los. Slf7 - 10; .220-2ho ms 50 .
~ IS 250-3Ou lbs TGiH1t -. 2d0 f
ms. So ,0913 $50. loe-l50 Pos SIe,50 -
T. roaens, $40 90 Ao. ~
SHEEP Too. s,esdy A@rs lambs
xi3 501l6 80 metiuut o. l.d Xi-4l Is
common lamns S5oT, eVes - go rs
Wethers 50 7h07
CALVES % stoarv good 90 rhnire
Sle8l7 MEDIUM, s}2 ia. culis and G m
mon SO 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
3 Low.Priced
STOCKS
With Good Future

vii be discussed rs, Jan 20 FINAN-
GAL WORLD. Average price - SO
and all paw dividends. Read IN sam.
issue: "GoId Mine Prospects I'm
prOvingp". "6'o From sound
Stoek", "Anslysis Of New York
Bank Sbares", and other importan,
feature,
BrtoME 4 WISER INVESTOR nv return.
Ing this "ad'' with your address aud II
fcheck or money orderl. fot sll this Dp
pRxt three issUrs ~ FtNANUAL NoRI y.
e>ef ispage nanGal ~ ratings and ,iNh
Nt1Sistics on 800 stocks, tcl "l94S Lag
EaSfS sInid -pranlss feF Ia44".- tdt INV
DIVIDEND HONOR ROLL. u929-19lSl".
sef ''S2 stocks Facing Higher Postwar
itdAnds" 80 80 oumon stock Program
for RIO. 900. ~ 30 Iong term, Dividend
PsNers'. IN what Can Investors IN
4 hout Infiation"'' ~ YOU ALSO wish In
Nestment AdVice Privilege. send SIS Tor 50
weeks or - so tor siN months snhsrr.p-
ton Nd 80 cents for "luninr lrrtnr- N
Manual ~ 100 TrrW''r - ~ ~ H.
%FINANCIAL WORLD
ss.ZE Trinity PIse. New York Q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
New York Cotton


20 II AprII. u % Juno lN 80
NAV CONTRACT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

barley &c 10 PC higher.
WHEAT CLOSE Changes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

ir1F fehg 7 ga.
$3.50 z N". basRei
sm4l SFgS doL +.
TGGS Large.
medium $40 80 ~ ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
.~~~~~Tbs Detroi, Time, ~~~~~,

Two Michigan men, one from
Detroit, were among the "a men
listed by the navy today as
wounded in action. The casualties
and their next of kin, who have
been notified, are.
FRUEHAuE. FIREMAN LIAM
RENEE " Mr. and Mrs Erwin l. Frue-
hauf parents 602s Maryland. Detroit
WTEDFRMKN- rofoR- taf4fAsfsH- s
MATE 3 90 GERALD ? Mr. ana Mrs.
August Waterman parents. So Joseph.
49, Tuesday. June .27. 1914 ~
Enigma of the Poor Mans
Pyramids. DIR. Harold O. Whit
nall. Eminent GeolOgiSt, Tells
the story Of the Riddle Of the
Mound Builders, In an Absorb
ing Article in The American
Weekly. Famous Magazine Dis
tributed With This Sundays
Issue Of The Detroit Sunday
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

from so 10 -l4o customers and won trip,
70 New York, Cleveland, Washington and
two bioyples.
Attend, Northwestern Hish averages
B m studies.
Residence f,4S BROOKLYN. Ronlld
likes athletics, rlavns IN both the Time,
Basketball and ,oftb,ll leagues, Enjoys
trsyd Rudy York rs %, hero.
Ronald has told 10000 War Saving,
stamp. own, seven Var Bond, h,, saved
tl2t cf,h
Chuf,hr Temple Blru,.
he sersc, Time, sub,,rbcr, IN Bethune.
Twelfth. Churchill. Woodrow wll,on and
W Grand Blvd; earn, Sl9. 4 week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
RONALD
NlI.SREE

\ busy bow Is
Ronild. Hes been
= lines carrier for
hve years, seek ;
constantly TO add
customers, with the
retuit a G has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
NEW
kind of
ASPIRIN
tablet
doesn't upset stomach!

doesn't upset stomach!
Does aspirin upset you' II so. this new
medical discovery, SUPERlN, is lust
what the Decor ordered for you.
sVPsrin 10 aspirin pIvs--contains pure,
safe atpirin, developed by medical men
10 special way.
Superin diSsolyes more quickly. gets
right at the Job Of relieving pain. re.
duces the acidity OF ordinary aspirin. and
-r'rTr' NOT Trrrtztr- ur upscr the stomzrt1-=
even after repeat doses.
Ieor 'hs out 20 remind YOU 10 get
SuPenn to-day. So and 59s al Druggists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
By Bob Kane
BY Lyman Young
By Zane Grey
By Fran Striker

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lovely Stars. the forget-me-nots of the
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Distributed b, K'og Features syndicate Ire
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

ERE is pleasant little that will
every day. 1t numerical puzzle designed to spell out
letters first the number
letters subtract II the number less than
your key number Start at the upper left
rectange check every key
right read the the letters under
the checked figures give you. SIT
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-11-18

Mrs Margret LIE Blame, popular
beautican from New orleans, was a
very pleasant visitor in the home
of Mrs Arvella Lee last week; she
enjoyed her stay very much.
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j. H Young, H. T, Sampson, L. P.
johnson and B. P. Newman, were
assigned to board of review.
The following were in attend
ance: j. r. ChambliS, G. G. Cy-
press, j. H. Young, H. T. Sampson,
Jas. Boykin, L. ?. Johnson, and
B. P. Newman. ] r. Chamblis,
Chairman, B. P. Newman, Sec'y
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BOY SCOUTS


A group of scouters interested in
Troop 81 met at the residence of
chairman, ]. R. Chambliss, 624
Rose Street Sunday afternoon,
Nov 5, 1914. The chairman made
presentation of the business for
which the meeting was called and
then asked scoutmaster G. c. Cy-
press to outline his needs in the
following program Mobilization at
Jim Hill School No IL, 1914; par
ents night at troop headquarters
Troop 81 Nov 13, 1914; Scoutmas-
ters Dec 9Th, 1914 at the City
Auditorium: reorganization and as
signnent of committeeman
Discussion on these proposals
resulting AS following Volunteer
service wls assured for mobiliza-
ton an Day. Parents night at
tendance likewise received appro-
val committeeman DR.. A. M Hair,