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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
Elect KoIowich

Directors of the Detroi, &
Cleveland Navigation Company at
their meeting last week which
followed the stockholders meet
inc. agreed 10 appoint commit
tee 10 make thorough study
Of the company with view to-
ward placing y in q better posi-
ton in the postwar period
In addition George J kolowiCh
was elected a vice president
This marks a new step IN ko-
ioviCh'S comeback he's also a
vice president Of Detroit housing
Corporation and further luStliieS
the faith his many friends had IN
him. President James r McMIl-
Ian told stockholders that Kolo-
wich had been very cooperative
and a decided asset 10 the COM
pany as a director over the last
year
Insiders predict that George
viii also be a director Of De
troiis SWank Whittier Apart
mentS after tho next annual meet
ing Of that company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06

FRUITS APples. Duchess fancy. 81
6bII No So 50H 30 hu Trsnspsrents.
s. 30 % 3 so hu Cherries. Montmorency
sweet l7n2ic lh Captsloupe S.. 40 80
10 hu Pears. sugar S4H5 bu Huckle-
heTrts tllW II - a. crate Peaches
cary 81 80 bu. Pmms early, S2a2 30
VEGETABLE GREENS
sreens Ne 75ct Sl bu Conards. $50
40 ~ kalc 9nC 81 - hu. Knhirahi so
tae Hnz hchs leehF 81 30 doH bchs
Salr, - Z. - oa SpInsgh 10 q,
hu Mustard Ertcns NU / q0t - II 25 bu
ruruip greens No. 1. 75cuSi tn,
LETTUCE ANn SALAD GREFM
Celery cabbage - hu Eudye 81 80 n 2 -
hu Es,sf...r fancy Sl5o M. No l.
81 % Head leuuce SO IN Leaf
eiiuce- - 20 $50 io-it basket. Parsley
curh to0 eic don hchs
VEGETABLES MISC BEANS. green
fame, g. hu No T. S2a2 so wax No
! - So M Roman, beans 50 500 3
Wonfsr beans s. 15p3 hu lima heans
81 50 y hu Ree,s, 500 SOC dor hchs
TOPPED ~ 90 IN Broccoli fancy s.
hu NJ ! s21e So Cahbsee fame,
cabbage 81 io.0 so nv curly cabbage
81 50 on Carrots hunchsd AZ y zoe dos
hens topped s. 30 M Csuliiower 81 so
= doz Celery. fancy 81 dor bchs No.
doz sack No 81 250i.5o Cucumbers.
slicsrs fancy s. So bu No 1. 81 25G
] rs hu picklers. Sta bu. Dill. so 9Oc
foz hchs. Okrs No. l. 81 225 peck
basket Dry onions No. l medium. $40
4 so 5o-lh. sack green onions. No /
81 . shc dor hchs Eggplant. 81 1917 IS
, bu Horseradish. 50 peck basket Par
sley root 90 2 75c doz bchs Peas. No 1,
81 50U3 Is 10 I'm Peppers Cayenne, 81
peck basket peppers hot No /, 81 75m
2 bl penners green So so IN P.
r1tuf6es Y peck Potatoes no. ! 81 II
bu Pumpkins 81 hu Radshvs. red. No.
J. - ~ soc dor hchs long white No. /,
- % zoe dor bChs Rhuhsfh outdoor. 20
lir don hChs Romano. 81 IS so hu
squash l'auan, 15cNt 81 peek baske' F.;
summer SuH &c y bu. Table Queen.
~ 1Ar22i ~ bu Tomatoes hothouse.
So. 81 h0u2 70 IN basket. outdoor
fsn,l a. i'm haskstt No = ASA sSc
A Turrips No /. 75c ~ 81 doz. hchs /. topped.
~ 80 nv
FGGs Y tar. r.@9ii 50 so.dof
] case. medium. Sl2qi3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
EXPLAINS NEW STYLE

In developing this thought fur
Their, Or. Walsh declared that the
new style union activity was de-
signed 10 bring political power to
the people and not 10 the eco
nomic monopolists" and other un-
popular groups.
DR.. Walsh used the term eco
nomic monopoliSts, as an eplthet,
which he did not attempt to
define He left the impression that
he had in mind the big corpora
tions.
But his epithet could perhaps be
extended also 10 include some of
the unions. Certainly when a union
undertakes TO force all workers in
an industry TO join through either
the closed shop or some modifica-
ton thereof, 1t is undertaking 10
set monopoly price on the hours
of labor of members.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
Big Demand
For Graham
Hits 5H2 for 1914
High; Others Uneven

NEW YORK Aug : duPl-
Stocks worked ircgularly lower
IN today'S short session, extending
The decline that developed shortly
before the close Friday Trading
was quot
'rrr---' 'a>--fon-
tnucd popular scoring gains rang
lng to a point IN Graham-Palge.
which HI, now lqii high. In
the motor accessory group HAYES
Manufacturing was firm but
Briggs receded a point.
Most Of the fWo.hour session
was devoted 10 e,enlng-up COM
mitment> prior 10 the weekend
With Allied forces in France
sweeping forward at rapid pace,
Wall StreetcrS were reluctant 10
hold extended market positions.
Rails were easier with small
losses IN Santa Re, Nickel Plate
preferred and - Y. Central.
American AirInes lost more than
a point in us group. TSCNnley
lost a small fraction 10 a new
low for the year
Bethlehem steel Was soft hut
minor gains Wcrc noted for Re-
public and L. : steel Allied
Chemical rose morc than 2 point
in It's group American Sugar
Refining was down more than a
point.
Preliminary closing Dow-JonoS
averages: lnduStralS l4507. of
OBJ 20 railroads 4oS6, up 0.06
Is utilities 239S. unchanged; %
stocks 81 96. off 004.
Sales were i63, $50 shares com
pared with 23l.260 last Saturday.
Curb turnover was S6. AS shares
against 76.l40 last Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
Push Truck Tires

Backed by an army promise 10
furlouEh some soldiers 10. help
meet manpoWer requirements.
manufacturers of heavy truck and
bus tires turned today 10 task of
boosting output so per cent IN
August and September
New production goal 20 meet
critical shortage OF heavy castings
was announced last week bN
Charles r Wilson. executive vice
chairman Of War Production
Board who said We arc cailluG
on The tire industry 10 do the
miraculous
MAJ cen f-UCIy1- 6'l--rt trf
the army service forCcs SAID ihc
army considered 'Hc IRE ~l'ua-
non so serious ~ had drcicd 20
furlouCh back to manufacturers
al non-'rtantry soldiers over 31
NJaTS Ci1 VINO nave N1d ono tttt
experience a> heavy t.re builders.
only soldiers ln this country VlI
be eligible however
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
Evans Chemical
In Plastics
VIII Produce Filler
for Panel Repairing

FORMATION of Oh, Evans CEemI-
Corp iG-1 West Fo.f 20
aetar, and ,.I rrpuf. q
r.ff n'WoN 1----..--'-----r--- -I.' .r
------- announced tl Leslie r.
Evans president
Charlie, & IaWaD ,, secretary
. Treasurer.
l'e trU Was incorporated tor
tt7r, report, that EconiIc is
used tor repairing metal or wood
panels Ia INC auiomotNG1lcld and
a1-C,c- 20 any dry surface, metal
Wood fiber on plastic.
i can hc applied with 2 knife
on >u,ayod or. can be >anded or
i,oj and VIII take lacquer or
D-r finish
Icor'c is now being used IN tho
construction and repair Of mill
t1rl craft and vehicles and has
superior adhesion qualities and
finer texture than competitive
products. Evans stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06

r ) George r TiSdale. % Of
the tank corps has been missing
since May 81 on the Italian front.
Last week his wife EStella, 1888
Lauder received word from ms
company commander that another
member of Tisdalc'S crew had re-
turned and would communicate
with her shortly about her nus
bands whereabouts.
First II Rex T. VIM. -. pilot
on an AGO Havoc. has been re-
ported missing since D-Day. He
had been awarded the Air Medal
and two Oak Leaf Clusters for Is
missions over Europe since he
went overseas last February
a 1899 graduate of Mackenzie
High he worked At tho Dodge
Truck Co prior TO his enlistment.
His parents are Mr.. and Mrs
Ward y. VIM 1926 Northlawn.
A FLYING Fortress pilot, 1t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06

The Detroit regional office - the war
Production Board announced today the
following prioTities actions.
M- 2q3 Table ( Dir ] Requires pgr
chasers ~ internal combustion engines or
componenis TO furnish manufacturers in
formation regarding use.
I.-iq7 amended "Sfee Shipping
Drums RevLses quota restrictions 20
clarity who has the quota under the
order
M-24I amended Paper ana Fansr-
board Clarihes meaning % carnations
IN quantity produced mad delivered IN
n 900 schedule 81 "Uuramarins
Blue Establishes ALLEGATION control as
APP. r material requires one time base
period report effective s-l-N
M-3o0 Schedule IS "Nsphthalene. 10
Establishes ALLEGATION control As App A
material: supersedes Mos. revoked. re-
stricts use and delivery Of insecticides
repellents, and bearing oil. effective q-i.t4
MICS revocation. "Naphthalene " Re
vokes the order: superseded by M-300
Schedule as: effective SLIT
For further details contact VrR 1910
Woodward avenue Phone TR $4,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06

trained with the RCAF and later
transferred to the American Air
Force.
At the time ffe-pas f4r4tffS>44ff44es,
however. he was serving as RaNi.
gator on Halifax bomber Win
the RAF His parents arc Or.
and Mrs +. W. Evans 7lq Lake
peRte road Gro>Sc Pofntc. HIS
N-4ipr-- Section Officer Barbara
Evans. j now serving as dletHian
with the women's dX4SIon Of the
RCNt.
Paratrooper Leo = Ladouceur,
p. has been awarded the Purple
Sjear, for wounds received on
D-Day. He enlisted IN January
1919 and WAS overseas before
Christmas Pfc. LadouCeur has
three brothers. Philip. IN India;
Raymond now training m Arkan-
SaS. and Donald who enlisted IN
tho navy last week HI, parents
are Mr. and Mrs Walter Ladou-
Ceur 1903 Sorrento
s Sgt Jesse {. NancH 81 was
reported missing on his eighteenth
mission over Germany SGT Van
Cil came 10 Detroit IN l9il from
Grecnw ay. Ark. and worked at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
lMediitrrnnean Areal

BURNS. PFC. WILLIE L-hri. Annio'
r. Burns, mother, Ludington.
KAsn TECH. ATH CIR. JAMES -
Mrs Lucille Kasi. mother, la22 heh'oh'
FerndAle
KRETuNsKI PFC JOSEPH Mrs Jean
Matica. sister. 5s72 Lumlsy, Detroit
Macs. PVT CESAR Mrs. Bertha
+ Macs. mother, 3ils +. Congress- pe-
trou.
NHWROCKT- rvT-rt+t-s+-a
Helen NawrockL wife, 1921 Home pstrolt'
NELSON. PVT OTIS l.. JR Mrs. Is
ther Nelson, mother, Ray CiiS.
sALAs. PVT. LUIS X. Mrs. Cruz
salss mother. Tyre.
SLoMlNsKi. PVT. STANLEY MR.
Eva slominski, mother 55os Popisf'
VAUGHN, PVT DOYLE MS.
Elzsheth ]. Vaughn, VIE, ess AMIN
Detroit.
BACKUS. PVT LOUIS AIRS. Rose
BANDIT. PVT. COLEMAN Mrs.
Mabel Bandit. mother, Lansing -
BARDEl.L PFC. vERN " - Mrs
Persis L. BardeLI; wife kalamsloo' Va.
PAGE sister, 1sOs5 Birwood petrol'
NEIsLEk, PFC ALONzO r Roy w
Nelsler, brother. Flint
oLEs. s/sGT. LYLE George olfs'
oVERsMlTH. PVT HUGH A-Gisn
OverSmith, father, Bath
PACKARD. TECH. 5TH CIR KEITH =.
- Mrs Gwendolyn Packard. wife. Btlding,
PEIISKE PFC WILLARD MIS-
MRrge Pelske. mother Grand RAPIDS
PIERsMA : SGT CLARENCE Al.
bert pietSma,- fathGF-GtaRa Rapias
REISIG PVT EDWARD Ms
Katherine Reisig m"ther 1881 Maple.
Saginaw.
SMITH PFC ALFRED I. 1 Io,d l.
smith. father IalnEEbgrr
WEST SGT CHARLES Y Ms Nell
West. mother Owosso
WEST, set FLOYD " Mrs Blsrchs
West mother. otter Lake
WRIGHT. PFC. HAROLD T Mrs.
Ranch NJ Turpln, sister 59al Benltesu.
Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
Grains Decline
In Active Trade

CHICAGO. Aug 8 HNS}-
Grains worked lower today IN
fairly active dealings.
Wheat dropped a. much As sc
before bracing TO close Sc 10 &c
off September finished CSC off
at Sl.55
Oats closed sc 10 ! sc off and
at the low Rye finished llsc to
! i2c lower and al the bottom Sep
TENDER rye dropped 10 Sl05i4
Barley finished li.c 10 l'sc off.
Cars Inspected Wheat, IS corn.
20 oats *
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
PRISONER OF REICH

First Tt. William NJ. Downey.
% balled out of his Thunderbolt
AT 5000 #. and was taken prisoner
by the Germans, according TO the
latest word received by his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs William r.
Downey. 217 Colorado
At the age OF IS ne was gradu-
ated from Northwestern High.
Prior TO his enlistment. he worked
at the National Lithograph Co.
He has one brother. Fireman !
Allan Downey, with the Seabecs
IN the Pacific.
Infantry Pvt. Doyle II. Vaughn
was wounded on June 4 in Italy.
lie entered the service in August.
1913. and went overseas last
March. Pvt. Vaughn was a former
employe at the J. L. Hudson Co.
His wife, Elizabeth, lives at 9s6
Amin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06

AthtdNh ARM
BuRTON, PVT LEONARD WINS.
Shirley r. Burton, wife. Bay CITY.
EsPfNOsA. PFC. LEO p Miss Esper-
ANA r. Espinosa, sister. Washington
GALUS SGT. RAYMOND A. - Mrs.
Stella Galus, mother, Llnwood.
MITCHELL. ID 1T. LEWIS B.-Mrs.
Kathleen NJ. Mitchell, wife, Flint.
tturnp.an Area
APosToLos. PVT. JAMES - William
Apostolas. -iaihet.-66-IaSade AlGh!and
raTK
BROOKS. PVT ARTHUR / Mrs Mar.
garei g. Brooks. mother. 1921 Woodward.
BRoUGHMAN. lsT 1T. WARNER a -
Mrs Janice c BroughmAn, wife. s4i7
Dexter Blvd. Detroit
RROUSSEAU. : SGT. AUSTIN r.
Mrs MARY Brousseau. mother. Aipena
strttz- Drummer, mother -Gia~seh.
BURKE slsGT THOMAS q Mrs
Florence Burke, wife, llil Virginia Park,
- cSiEHGLAREK. isr 1T. WALLACE j.
Mrs Jennie Ceglarek wife. standish.
COTE, PVT, LLOYD Mrs Loretta
DE- LONG CAPT WALTER c-Mrs.
DE- MAY. PVT EULls Worthy f.
simpson, friend, Ottawa Lake
GiROUX 2D 1T WALLACE Mrs.
Margaret NJ Giroux, mother. 43l4 Lake
view. Detroit
GLADDING. PFC ARTHUR Mrs.
LIZZIE Gladding. mother Romulus
HORVATH. TECH STH CIR STErHEN
T Mrs Katie Horvaih. mother. Wati
KALAR. SGT. WILLIAM R Mrs. Ron
ert { Kaiar mother Laprer
LAnOUCEI'R PFC LEO Mrs..
Rose p Ladouceur mother, lil03 Scr.
LANGE. Pre- DONALD \ Mrs Eva
NJ Ves'erielt sister Saginaw
pEARO PFC WELDON r. Mrs Laura
Pealo mother Mgskorou
ROMASZENkO PFC STEVE en- Peer
Romaszrnku. father. prarh"fr
SPATX PVT WALTER r. MIS- Co
ella Suaiy. mother 1853 August. Detroit
WEIGH PC JOHN J Mrs. Dolores
Welch vie. Detroit.
YAQrftNTO PVT louis Mrs Marie
Yaqurto. mother, ISi7 smart, penoit+
A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
Profits Drop
Hayes Mfg. Net Income
OF in June Quarter

Hayes Manufacturing Corp. re-
ports a net profit for the June
quarter of S95. DDS, which is equal
10 II cents a share. against S229,-
S25. or 26 cents per share, in the
same quarter last year
For the II months ended June
80. the net amounted 10 S760. S74
or 81 cents a share. while the net
profit for same period a year ago
was $3.50 I97. or ~ cents a share
The net for tho 1914 periods is
subject 10 rcncgotiation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
M(C0rd p ans
Stock ChdnQe
Stockholders Asked
TO Allow New Issue

A special meeting Of McCord
Radiator and Mfg. stockholders
has been called for September -
to vote upon recapltallzation
plan and adoption of an abbrevia-
ted name TO include the word
"McCord.
Stockholders are being asked 10:
T-AuthoriZe an issue of 81 ,947
shares of new. no par. preferred,
carrying a $3.50 cumulative divi-
dend rate, and redeemable at $50
per share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
Federal MOTOR Net
Shows Small Gain

-r rrt profit Of rHC Federal
Motor Truck Co for the SIX
months ended June 30 reported
a. S3aI4.4 -er 81 l. per share,
against S526. $40 or 81 07 a share.
for tho same period In 1913 The
l94l earnings arc subject 10 re-
NEGOTIATION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06

Joining the marines rs months
ago, Cpl MarkuAS had been
wounded three times az Guadal-
canal. Tarawa and kwajalain lie
saw his last action on SaipaR.
Besides his parents he is sur
ViVed by two sisters, Lillian and
Mrs EStcIlc Lancy and two
brothers 7 sgt John MarkHlIS at
New Britain. and Pvt Joseph
MarktiliS *fftt ii fi;ii=t-rrflS-u
NnM. (,IIIncn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
TELLS OF BENEFITS

In addition, he states. the
issuance Of one share OF common
Tor each class a share viii more
than compensate for the converS-
ION rights Of the class A stock.
since each stockholder making
the exchange will Immediately re-
celve the number Of common
shares 10 which he would be en-
TITLED II he were 10 exercise tho
existing conversion privilege of
his class a stock. Yet he will re-
tain, through his preferred mold
ingS, preferred position as 10
dividends and upon liquidation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
Dividend Of 5 Cents
By Drewrys, Limited

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Aug. 5
DrewryS Limited L. S A.. Inc.
today announced a dividend Of )
cents payable Sept. IS to holders
of record Sept. /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
a Flying forVcSs pilot,

Clarence +. Citizens. 20235 Picca-
dilly road, was reported missing
on July - While making his 10Th
mission over enemy territory. He
Joined the service in January.
1912- and -Ment overseas one year
later.
a former boy soprano 1t Git
tens had sung Al the 81 Thomas
Episcopal Church IN New York.
Al the time OF ms enlistment. he
was scholarship student at Co
lumbia University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
PIITSRI RICH

PITTSBURGH. Aug 5 tINsD-CATTLE
rs. steady Steers. good 10 choice
SIS. 75q1675 medium 10 good SIS IS n
is IS common 10 medium. Sill 15n 10. IS
grass steers. Sanl5 heifers, good 70
choice. s13. son Il: medium 10 good Sl2
1880. common 10 medium. IS 50 IL
cows good 10 choice sl0G IL medium 10
good, Ssd9 Gamers and cutters, san I.
bulls. good TO choice. Sl1 500 II so com
mon 10 medium Sc 50dl0
HOGS-i00, steady. l6o-1s0 lbs Sin
- so; 200 lbs, Sit 75n "a IS 2O0-22O
lbs Si475Gl4 IS. 220-250 lbs. Sli 400
1855 900 lbs Si3 so n II. so 300-35O
lbs. Sl3Tl360. lOO-I5O lbs, SIG - so
roughs sl2 so "a 10 80
SHEEP-i50, steady. Choice lambs.
S13 7Snl4 as. medium 10 good >ll 50n
n so. common lambs. t5H 7 r ewes, s2ai.
Vethers S2HS.
CNf.tFS=5n STEADY. rinnd - Cn0Tce.
Sl5d1s medium Sl2g so; culis and
common x4m 50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
Lewis, Dewey Flay
u. S. Dominated Union
Demand Government Restrictions
on Labor Cease in Postwar Era
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYSER
International News service Economic tommentstor

have undergone remarkable
changes the last dozen and in character.
Under the stimulus of favorable legislation they have added
million their membership
critical school in ahorhGa lay
president of Mine Workers
urges become dependent poll
Referring which have been volun
Lewis charged that the labor
moved the direction Of becoming government
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
Livestock Market
CHIC AGO

CHICAGO. Aug. 5 INSl HOGS 3 500
steady Top. SI475. bulk Sl4Hli ~
heavy, Si3 75n II, medium. Sl4 50nii rs.
light Si4 25dl475 light lights. Si40
II So packing sows, $l3 s5nli; pigs
500 10
CATTLE-s0O' steady Calves 200
steady. Beef steers good and choice. ST.
n Is common and medium Si3dl7
warnings, Sl2T II so Butchers hsifers
SioTl7 cows. SaT IL So bulls. Sq0 n +.
calves, ssdf5 feeders. tiNR13 N stocn-
er Sqn12. stookers cows and hefers
ysTt2
SHEEP ? 200 medium ard choice
lambs Sit1 IS culls and common Sli ~
i3 warnings Sl0T ~ 50 common and
choice ewes, s4q 50: feeder lambs sil
ala
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
REPORTED MISSING

Another member of the AAF-
lSr II Cameron @. Evans. 20. who
has been overseas since May 1919
vas reported missing IN action
June ! L. Evans originally
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06

Vickcrs. Inc. until March, l9i3.
when no ioincd the service His
wife, WInllred. and Year old
son Robert, live al 1854 De
qulndre
Pfc Michael LucvanoS. n was
reported killed in Italy two weeks
after his parents. Nj and Mrs.
WenceSlao LuevanoS 3005 Bagley.
received word that he was MISS
inc. He Joined tho service in
March. 1913. and went overseas
eight months later.
Besides his parents. he IS sur
vived by four sisters and three
brothers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

Forty-nne Michigan have been wounded in tour fo
areas according the casualty list released by me war
department today Eighteen Detroit The Csu-
of kim who have been notified ae
4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
~ Sunday, AuRust 8, 1917
Cpl. NJ. s. MarkuHs
Dies in Saipan Drive.

In those reported wounded and missing IN action
from oeiaaf navy casualty lists this WEEKEND MI
and Mrs Stanley Markus $500 Chpper have Informed The
ro Times of the death of their son Cpl Mack s
NIary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
CHICAGo .Asu GRAIN

close
WHEAT 30 2 red and 40 . mixed
81 IS No ! dark, hard. 81 So!
CORN-None
OATS No 7 and mixed 75c 80
white 76c sample Frade White So. "
69o, No Il extra heavy mixed. rs,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06

Gov. Thomas f. Dewey, in his
first message TO the New York
State Legislature. took a similar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
Trend of Sales

NEW YORK Aus s ms Total sales
STOCK exchange stocks. 1853 80 shares
oonds 81 Pas Ooo
curb exchange stocks. ss SIS snares
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
SINKING FUND INTACT

The recapitalization plan viii
not affect the operation Of the
sinking fund for retirement of
the company'S present funding
stock. which since 1898 has been
reduced from 1925 shares TO
l2,069 shares.
A. c. McCord. president. states
that upon issuance Of Ia share Of
$3.50 preferred stock for each
class A share. holders Of the
latter are entitled 10 receive S2.30
in dividends. annually, on their
new preferred holdings against
81, TO which they were entitled
on their class a stock,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
DIFFICULT TASK

view.
DIFFICULT TASK
"Organized labor" he admon-
ished, faces a difficult crisis in
this country today. In a large
measure, the functions OF free
collective bargaining have been
superseded by regulations gov
erning hours, wages and cOndi-
lions Of employment. prOmul-
gated by the federal government.
"In total warfare, this is prob
ably inevitable. But 10 calls for
the closest vigilance. For the
time being, labor unions are
finding their whole purpose
legislated out of existence. The
progress we are witnessing de-
mOnstrates the fundamental
truth that there Is no place for
genuine collective bargaining in
n regulated economy"
Then the governor made A plea
that the hard won fights o.
labor" be restored after the war
DETECTS CONFIRMATION
What impressed me As a con
of this change from
within the ranks of an important
group in organized labor occurred
recently when Dr. j. Raymond
Walsh, director OF research fol
the Clio, participating in the Uni
of Chicago Round Table
undertook 10 defend the propriety
Of the political activities Of the
CIO political action committee.
Workers, too, employ their
organizations, their unions, to
induce government to enact
laws In their interest" Or. Walsh
declared.
This admission seemed a far cry
from the generally accepted OBJ
leeitve of union as an instrument
for collective bargaining with en-
ployers concerning wages. hours
and otheE factors affecting Tho
of their members.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
ASK NAME CHANGE

2-Authorize a change in the
name of the present no par, class
3 stock. 10 common stock. and an
increase in the number Of author
ICED shares from 303. 400 TO $685.
523.
Under the recapitalization plan,
each class A stakeholder will DC
entitled TO receive IA share of
new preferred, plus one share of
common, by surrender of each
class A share and all rights 70
accumulated unpaid dividends.
which on August / amounted 10
$3.50 per share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
MINNIPIG GRAIN

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= 70 = cents lower tndaA-O October
81 ~ : y los, December, 81 o.. MAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06

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