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The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1944-08-07

OF the workers and gives them rec
ignition in seeking and obtaining
some OF the things heretofore en-
ioyed only by a precious few.
SAD BUT TRUE
Yes, II is sad but true, that these
organizations are allowed to carry
on their activities, unmolested,
while The builders of the nation,
the organized labor forces, must by
law. stand idly by and see the de-
struction.
But, the law only prohibits our
activities as a union group. AS in
dividuals. we can join any group,
by any other name. as a taxpayers
league. or a citizens committee for
political action. Joined together In
large numbers in cities and states
our forces can do much to obstruA
the program OF labor's enemies.
BE FRANK WITH SELF
Whether you believe in the re-
election OF President Roosevelt or
not, whethr you az opposed to a
fourth term or not. you must be
frank with yourselves and ask these
questions: Under what political par
W was the army called on TO make
striking miners 60 back TO work?
Under what political party was the
army asked TO machine gun. burn
property of hungry and unemploy-
ed veterans OF World War 1?
In both these cases OF recent
years the Republican party was in
coGtrol. Now we are asked 10 be-
lieve that this same party will give
the workers and the veterans some
measure OF Justice in 1914. Don't
you believe il.
The same hirelings. labor hating
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1944-08-07

scapegoats. that were in power
then, are still active in the party,
and have not changed their stripe.
Workers OF Allegany county
should flock TO the new organization
OF the Citizens Committee for po-
litical action in large numbers, and
then attend the meetings of the or
ganization regularly. so as to be
informed correctly OF the issues in
the coming election.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1944-08-07
GRAPE VINE
POLLY TICKS
BY MARY LII CON

Organized political action on the
part Of the working masses 10 pro-
test the class legislation foisted on
them in the enactment OF the
Smith Connolly bill, and to protect
the social gains obtained for the
benefit Of all workers In tn eenact-
ment of Social Security legislation,
unemployment insurance. old age
pensions, care for the blind. assist
ance for needy children. and ever so
many others: the protection of bank
deposits against loss, ard finally
the right to organize into unions
for the purpose OF aliiviating the
working conditions Of the masses,
is a prime factor in the aims ana
aspirations OF the latest political
group TO enter the field ~ Mary
land. This group Is known as the
Citizens Political Action Commit
tee.
The nefarious Smith Connolly
Act. under the guiSe OF preventing
strikes. really does many things 10
destroy the workers rights to or
game and to band together into
political units for the purpose oil
electing to public office. officials
who have performed public service
for the benefit of humanity: or Tor
the purpose of removing from pub
lie officials who by their radical
tendencies and anti-dnion hatred
have retarded progress by fomeni-
ing trouble and disc ord among the
millions Of wage earnerS.
UNIONS MAINTAIN SECURITY
OF all the organizations in exist
ence in this land OF freedom loving
people. in this land OF lr's assem-
bly,. free speech. freedom OF re-
ligious worship. etc, ORGANIZATIONS
embracing all forms OF beliefs and
doctrines, viz: the IWNs, the
KKk's. The Bull MooSerS, Wings.
Federalists. Reformists, Independ-
ents. ProgressiveS. etc, moi one. OF
any combination of organizations,
has done more for the public good.
for The maintenance OF security in
this great nation. than the organ
lied workers Of America. he taey
ALL. CLIO, RR. Brotherhood OF in
dependent group.
Despite organized labor's known
record of achievement in he in
terest of all peoples, certar labor
hating factions and individuals, by
subterfuge, inuendo and tiicKery,
succeeded in Stacking the very
forces that have made this the
most progressive nation on earth,
by enactment Of the Smith-Con-
molly Act.
FOLLOW HITLERS LINE
These factions and individuals !
are guided by the policies and doc
trines OF Hitler, which calls for
the destruction Of labor unions.
and the forcing a compulsory work
program on the workers OF Ameri-
-
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1944-08-07

Twelve Nisea (Japanese-Amer-
CAM soldiers on the Italian front
were recently awarded Bronze
Star Medals for heroic achieve
ment." The 442nd Regimental Com
bat Team. composed entirely Of
Nisei soldiers, was among the first
American troops to enter Livorno.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1944-08-07
FOLLOW HITLERS LINE

These factions and individuals
are guided by the policies and doc
trines OF Hitler, which calls for
the destruction of labor unions.
and the forcing a compulsory work
program on the workers OF Ameri-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03
Inf | DetroId
ysBCents.

NEW YORK, Jan ; Compile
uon Of tho merger Of Dcuola
Corp INTO The International Ma
chine Tool Corr. undcr The name
International Detrola Corp was
announced today hy c Russell
Fcldmann president of the com
bncd businesses.
Feldmann also announced that
International peirola directors
meeting here Dec 80 voted a quar-
tcrly dividend OF - cents payable
Feb. 20 stockholders Of record
Jan. l., and that on Dec 81 re-
payment IN fun Was made of 2
N-loan Of s. 100000. which had
been a Detrola obligation
a N-loan Of $500 600 OF the In
ternatIora Machine Tool Corp.
had \bee1 paid earlier And the
most recent action clears Internal
uonal Dotrol8'S hook Of ali bank
Indebtedness Tho corporation has
no goycfnwcni advances. All OF
The OUTLAY for expansion and I'm
pr6>cncn' of plant f8c.Ii'lc, and
equipment has bccu made frofn
tho CoTpan\'S treasury luiorna-
uOnal also retired during 1913 The
remainder OF Us outstanding pro-
ferred stock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03
DIVORCES

Margaret Jean Glll from Frederick j.
,FH2aheth Cameron from Duncan.
Minnie Jones from Elijah.
Gladys Marion Loider from Emmett G.
Charles 5 Afford from Anna
Angelina m SalVio from Louis.
Gladys MiChels from Neal.
Maurice LabeeuW from Thelma.
Viola Bono from Roy.
Aayme GuiHfon from futes a.
TrFssa r. Armstrong from Francis L.
Margaret = Cyprus from Joseph.
Lillian 81 Marcia from Ralph j.
Waiter FsEnefti from Lena Martha.
Maudc Smith from Ersel.
Margare, Loretta Bruins from Angela ".
Dorothy q Mouser from Price s.
Jewell Lakn Rogers from Frank w.
Charles Shields from Tuiha Bernice
-MaL-n-4-- AicNaI-a-s-tla -A5--!aas-F Faneisr
Marguerite Metals from John Pr
Esther Mae Sims from Dean p.
Errn .frtnskv from Joseph.
Wilma ZeEko from Walter
James Herman Price Jr. from Dora jose
phIne
Taras Meshechek from Eva.
Alma Margaret Miller from Edward
Daniel
John Townsend Jr from Evelyn L.
Sophie Miiasinovich from Joseph.
sam Berg from Dora
william Ertell from Marie panetta.
Elizabeth Himmuck from Edward
ANNULMENT
Betty Ann Hope from Raymond ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03
AdAgencvHdds
18th Birthday

Zirrmer-keller Inc national
advertising agency with offices in
the Stroh Building. today IS cele-
hrating MS 25th anniversary with
cocktail --Ln-the- English
Room Of Hotel Statler from 1 10
s p m
Walter r Zimmcr. president Of
the-conpant has. since tho inccp-
lion of the motor car industry.
been closely and prominently den
titled with II Ho was tho pub
Usher and owner Of one of it's worry
first trade papers "IIor>clcSS
Age lie docidcd on Armi,iicc
Day Nov ~. 1918 70 embark
for him eff in the advertising
agency business.
ON thc first Monday in January
1919, Zmmor founded the organi-
cation now known rs Zunmer -kGl-
Ter, Inc Ralph r Keller came on
from New York 10 l6n tho firm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03
On the
business
front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor

The city OF netroTt's7 current
probolem of raising funds for
postwar Improvements has again
focused attention on what IN
ny humble opinion, constitutes
-ouc-0 t ttTr great pHeHUmeUous
-eGa4r ttMp&r-
Mayor JcGrieS suggests = 10
pcr cent tax on parl-mutuel bet
ting at the Detroit race track
and a lot of people Indignantly
cry that hes driving horse
racing out of Michigan
No one questions that betting
on the races out at the track II
just lcgalizcd gambling and
that betting with a booklc is
illegal gambling Aside from
this, the fact remains that n a
man has sufficient funds 10 fSk
a ieW bucks on the ponies, ne
should not object to a 10 per
cont raKc-0U Tor a IaudabIc
civic project
Most OF those complaining The
loudoSt would willingly rl>k
their money Al games 81 chance
whore lhe house percentage Was
several times the 10 per cent
suggested by the mayor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03
On The Other Side

-pfite along Efeht-N,llttiie hoad
Some dag and notice the dozens
~ plants on the north side Of
INC rosd They located there
because they are not liable 10
cl',. taxes.
How r-rrv f.r p'r7r; have
hecu constructed M Detroit civ
hunts IN INC Ta.t ,csr,p il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03
Stock Market
Opens Uneven

NEW YORK, Jan , UPl
Stosks opened narrowly Irregular
IN the FIRST session Of the year.
while bonds held steady and cot
ton futures lost 2 TO 6 points.
Branlff Always, first stock TO
appear in 1874 sold at us pervious
close Of 124 on 100 shares
Bethlehem Steel opened AZ IS O.
up =; Youngstown beet and Tube.
81, up a; kennecott, 3o@,, up .;
Phelps Dodge Piss. un y Union
Carbide S0i4 up z Douglas Air
craft. fs2a up ~ Consolidated
Vultee Aircraft 49,, up =. L, s
Steel Sis, UP Is Scnenley Al.
up = United Aaircraft 272s up
3 General Motors. 535s up 3.
and American Telephone l56 3.
up =
Public Service Of New Jersey
SIS perferred lost point Ia 96 on
The first sale and small frac-
uonal declines were noted in
North AmeTTCan, General E1oCtTIC
Chrysler Standard Oil q. j.,
Consolidated Edison Ohio on.
BALDWIN certificates. American
Disabling stamped. Philips Pc
troloum and American Locono-
Anaconda had block Of 800
shares a. y. up Is Delaware &.
Hudson ! 200 Al IT,. up j, and
Graham-Paige 100 Al las. up =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03
Resume
N1uSkesOla
War W'Or

NuSkEG0N- 1-,R -I-pl-
Idle for 10 days by dispute
which started with the rehlrlng Of
an cmploye whom the manage
mcnt SAID was accused by The
union Of speeding up production,
the Norge Machine Products dNi-
sion Of Borg Warner Corp. today
leS4+Iaad F4eff4itil iittitt--+ ron
operations.
Workers returned on tho mid
night shift This morning after 500
members Of the UAW-AFL rati-
fed a uniOn-managcment pro-
poSal submitting the dispute 10 a
tri-partite panel which was TO be
Set up within - hours Of the
WalkOut'S termination.
The Walkout started Dec. %
when ALL production workers
left their Jobs protesting. A union
pokeSman said, tho dismissal Of
II workers who had ceased work
because an employe had been re-
hHod over their objections.
The Objectionable worker M
ton JankoWSky. said he had been
-EemoNed- Asa Union steward SIX
months previously because he re-
fused TO slow down on the pro-
duction line. He said that he had
been asked 10 cut his rate 30 per
cent An ALL representative re-
piled that the production volume
for JankoWSky and the others on
his shift had been set by a com
panN-unlon agreement Ito assure
work for the next shift"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03
M. S. Rukeyser
Top Notch Executives
Needed i'm l.. 8. Posts

With moWcntous impending in 1914 intelligence In
public and private affairs should he a premium
Yet federal government despite increase IN
and dollar expenditures Is lSll handicapped, hy
prejudice executives Wha~the5H
worth the open market -
government ovCrpay ctcfKf
undcfpay OF management calber.
Tho dIStae rewardng executive brains aScbahie to
prejudice
II makes for government that spends tens 81
+iSe++ al
eXaluann OF GnNeInmGnt salaries
could he worth than he Porhap,
legislator not iulllme lon
The SoIon opportunity supplement ms income
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03

NOTTINGHAM sfsd taS' TASet - &c. s,,i
OpEE r0~lfNG SATURDAN AID SUNDAY
zoos uNrtt CLOSING BhR ADJOINING
OLYMPIC REC 100 ~. a. " g 60 a. asa
o. Aus,' 49, at Mr1srr es'tvsrs. op,r
Er-n.a ALt DAY Sa'4fdsH srd su-os,s
PALACE FEC. e '' . es =, C., A;t' S!,,,
Orr- Eesi-o TODAY trrt cas- r " 40"
euusfr, eeo7p-srt Cocktail tou-s'
PALMER PARK @ ...o -. 20 % s' 800.
% Brir,-ie Au,,' ear 80 Gou Orc Bowl
no 90 q AFTER 80 10 soc rspIre
PLAYOlUM eo' 'os 6Aseag VA ''''
Open Daily Until a A. NJ.
RIVIERA PR 1852 GRAND awe AVE-
NV INA nIU' 80 sSs7 Ar Cooled
~ art A"a " All o., sat sun
ROYAL $500 "i = aStfys n n 3, "'''''
or.7 RHsIH0 TODAY Som p Urr
= sat . ". On sur a. /" o.
SOUTHEASTERN 81 itAs ''' e' 49,,
oFt" b0~tlsG TODAY UNTIL :"
lRt hffLR p ~ SAT sun At nAN
SPRlNGWsLLS ins spsl"ewttts Ayt.
Or,- Ro.H-o AT DAY SAL snd Sur Q An
r'u ciour1 Wtestay' tH 10 After 90
cTbTp gllp tssoo WOODWARD 10 s.a9a.
JtF Nill A. state FAR Grounds
l0 hINs f'r 0ns7 BcRh-q Man 1hr0uah rfi
a. ESQ p" free lrstroc'or, Afternoons
TWENTIETH CENTURY n = .,.., As 81 $50
oos, s.ie,' TODAY urut 10 p ara Arsi
% ~ ON ssf 40 Sur pl.at, ~ ri-boy,
VICTORY 80 I; . ~ p gs ,',,d,
opEN BOWLING TODAY UHriL p "
AL DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
WASHINGTON BOWL ~ so Slss S{sI o.
onso s0.Hr1 TODAY From I0A 70 q
=" ard hi.f % Al Dsy san, san ca t2o
WAYEE'S School Ssso.Ier'n q, CO s,''
Private tftsort Afternoons WAYNE SPauLD
iNG. trV.H,''r 0ps' BoWnao Tfr ? "
VEST DETROIT 'i xyS ms9SIS1 ~ s ga
Orrs BOWLING TODAY r ~ yNtlt
rLostSr. an oa SATURDAYS ara SUNDAY
NUHN,S SINCE 1888 ''''I ~ 's ,,I}'
o-,r po.bro TODAY uruf r " Ar,r DO
rossbu Loor0s orssr "u'r Excellent fooo
CONSULT THIS DIRECTORY
DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03
Commodity Prices
Steady Sd Week

NEW YORK, Jan. ? Com
modify prices IN primary markets
continued generally steady during
the week ended Dec. p. bureau
of labor statistics reported. The
bureaus all-commodity index re-
NAMED unchanged for the third
consecutive week at 1929 per
cent of the 1926 average. Price
level for these commodities was
Or per cent for the corresponding
week IN November and II per
cent above a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Mormon Abel Na-nfr IN frau Mar u.f.
~ '" "''t "fi'
n1. IN ~ Am, Maj, p,lr.,5 o,
N.e,''i-f r''' ~ 2'''' hrfsmi1-
,.r..f Pr4 ~ Mildred r,.,e- Il
r.,1s ...,,.... ~ - &C.,, ,.
s.erre, Ne,.t. - V.osa T.,s.
' ~''A
r-t.. rt.-... ra ,l.,..
Ranr..4 ls .
Brock Tatf.r n h-fnar N.t+e 1T.
r+-r-.H .l-.--+-+--- -,.-, ,t--,-r-r,
a.
Fu fd Fflrlnu sR'. 80. Na'a RA-
--a.-s-s
IHr N7r 1---r--7i7re serrel
Nufm .H4Hf. T. Elizabeth Al
john To mas % '4rur as-Ae.
On 7--- TO-, =,
"..a' =, -..-.., r.an.
-. lar4. ...-..--a.--1.-4.-.--.-=-..1.A-
o#1.,.r o. r... p.,s o.,
raNsaf1 N'NafS. -.''' N-N'ii'y.
t,,- v,t, qa. seen, e3-, 90
Deyt rtg.rf or 25 cara SrrenA
RI. r-r---+ ~ n
Pr.rce a.
u. Mann E+.,a-4 Lamp uTr-h Mac. lys1cfn
xss5 22
f,It.rf sfsIsay % .1eregIays Heemar %
tSer ATOMS -. Jo.erh.ae q RAY.
10
Wgm Philips. o.. Helen Barnett e.
Heraert MsElet ~. Nsrcy Nsage. ~
Arfhl~ O. N7cNeiie ~ Jsr' shepard p.
707r Cagefvk 200 >a'rs-t Ns-nkov 30.
r4v4fd SlVdtrs 81 - stewart "a
1rF7r 2 EreUITT- r. t-.IFrsye r. "a a gon.
.n
1une = Ee4ter 20 Mars REYNOLDS 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03
Notes Patriotism Overcones Barriers

" C0ITSo ! mo paroIsn oIerc0meS 70 d0LTco
the barriers
refer not those the Of
do money thom for
TREMENDOUS contribution national welfare and survival
mind substantial group OF do1araNear
who bring their capacity and experience the
In order mako it possible for such Of whom
nave hGh plateau at financial commitments 10 enter inc GOV
dolaa-year /ot
$4,000 100000 of
calhcr drop their and take tine
problems Uncle Thor regular employer, uStI7ty
effect contributes their for tho regular
employer permitted to continue their salary during their absence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03
Allowances for Additional Expenses Incurred

Even the dolar-eyear of pocket for heir
government though employing corporation
permitted pay their salaries may allowances for
additional expenses incurred
In ne nature Of things men whose regular home is outside
the capital put maintaining
second home Washington shedding crocodile
ID % Wc-to-io
folly and hypocrisy behind pIerle that great
should expect something for nothing the way
superior
If The government carry projects il needs
Superior managerial intelligence which private business has found
o Indispensable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03
MorIen Promoted

kerchcl F. Morlen has been
appointed manager 10 handle
L :. Tire sales for the Detroit
district Norden iOIncd L. 5.
Rubber in 1884 and since July.
1912 has b Q En- war products
representative. contracting ord
nance Department and Central
Procurement District of Army
Air Forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03
oman Top Teams
Retain Positions

NohS with 236 held FIRST place
over the weekend IN the annual
threo-man over average bowling
tournament a. Chcne Tromhly
Recreation which drew record
entry Of 800 teams. WtkowSkIS
are second on III Tank Repairs.
third 80 and BrynkSki No ).
fourth. 80
c. Chiefs AS. MohaWks and
Shoe Track LAP pts and Famous
Five 13l, Turret Assembly and
Tomahawks lis follow in that
order.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03
Based on Something Approaching Subterfuge

Though lhS necessary wartime IN order 10
get results based on something approaching a ubteriG'
prejudice aGaln>
ability but duln0llIG
employers Their salaries we
indirectly paying
us n
corporate profit taxes "hch hing
The Such companies permitted
expense before computing net taxable income
leave At Washington
instances 8of of such salary payments =
savings only 2o out OF net corporate
income Otherwise would 1e available after taxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03

The official film War De
partment Reports shown be-
fore the Economic. club here
previously, VIII have two special
ShowincS before the Engineer
ing Society of Detroit next Fri-
day ShoWlnCS arc scheduled At
: 90 p m and 8 30 p m in the
main auditorium of Rackham
Memorial.
Families and friends Of ESD
members viii be admitted &C
cording 70 T. a. Boyd president
Of the society.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03
Auto Plates on Sale

BAY CITY Jan 3 New full
year auto license plates Went on
sale AZ the local secretary Of
states. office today bat half-year
plates viii moi be sold until Feb. !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03
Stroh BoWIers
Top ChrysIer
In Match Game

Sroh'S bowling thermo>tat Is Al
No. degrees to-day although the big
Idca was to<use. the $500 nine
game match with Chry ending
at Palace yesterday, as a warm up
for The defense Of Tho national
championship IN Philadelphia next
II t'-5rt f3rr-ry~-
Instead of leaving the Indicator
al - some one made a mistake
and pushed b. plenty Joe Norris
band counter 39O4-33- Si-2S65 for
4ll3 and Victory by 474 lnS--The
final block went 10 ChrySler, hit
ting 3O27 hy ~ after StrOh had a
6i6 lccVay going IN. The Ghryslor
total was Sg79
That 320i WAS the FIRST 1890 for
Stroh Tins season. Tho 1854 is
ono Of thc highest in the nation
inc season highest IN tho city
and one OF the highest in The long
history OF a team that has gained
at ono time ar another every I'M
portalt championship, including
tho AEC. but iwo-LouS Burr'S
10 IuNc-D has Tho season 5 m9lor
|o4ruD gIfnrf gt 2'N)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03
DEATHS

f.hert Dean. 1907 Manistique 50.
Da0nie Hawkins 1898 Moniriair s.
Niles Osley 2s02 W Hancock rs
Catherine Heferch 3o25 Rutternut -.
Erwin Z. Long. 1922 Kentucky, Dearborn,
Lens VI Miller 2s3e Anaerdor. 81.
peter Kramer $3.50 BALDWIN s5
Alfred Davorio fsi5 Galster SO
Bessie Guaiano 2a3I Second Blvd. a.
William Hansen. 1853 =. jefferson, 81.
steve Adams l2i03 Longyiew. SIS
Thomas Mitchell. 3t5l Fifteenth 81
Ava II Raker. S73i w Lafayette q.
Maggie Mcclellan. $50 Brainard SIS
Anna Mclaughlin. f3i F. Warren So
I0Hn Mitchell % Wlnder -
Ida p strong pops Park Is
Iakiya Behnan. 1903 Seward 81
Harold r Teller 1850 Bretton, At
Edna w S'aeh 1877 W Warren. TO-
Rose TreXler 1888 Wudeuere IS
tmma Shelton. 50 Edmund place. 40
7e---rv'-'-ls,
William sager 3iia Three Mile drive. 40.
-r-a+-i 4 Fftstfi- 1t3 Newport
BETTE a scboenhen 1885 W Grand Blvd.
Thomas Kemp. Akron o. as
James Matz, 1925 Beauoieu. 50
Mary Kahosed SAL Michigan, 70
Lonnie Williams, 1895 Hendricks 2225 Nell
drum 30
Charlotte spencer 1850 Antie,am as.
Cleo Norrngton. 374s Bellevue 40
I1nn q TCrman 1873 Hastings 20
Josephns Pringle 1889 Virginia Park. ~.
Patrick " Maupin 1851 PineSurs,. 81.
Alexander Krul 1900 Mitchell. 81.
Eiizane,h Mae Lloyd 1882 Goddard "a.
Duane kopPeio 1855 Wabash. -.
steve Loleas e2o r Lafayette. 81.
Harold W Hoffman. sol Hllsdale Royal
Aana Jackson $3.50 cico,ts p.
loan Wlsnlewskf 2sH3 : Ethei
Clarence Fuller 1850 Har'WeU 81
.0af0i'e y n"ati4. 5o3S Greenvay -
Camilus TeBeau. iila victoria. Lincoln
Ben collins 22os Mack. -
Freeederick Leschi'zke 1884 y. Rsdenschsr.
Ffear ? Lane "a Continental as
Al0tsius Jaglowsk 1922 Giadwiu. mos
William r Jackson 1925 ne Soto. So.
Hoe.c, o Harris 1850 Rfauc Is
Marie sieSer 2a27 So Jean s0
James T. p W7rf 1853 Richter IS.
Nmbr0se Mitchell ga Herr, s0
Loo Rlr0zowski f23i ST. Auhtn So
tfank S'rhbins 500 Liyernois 80
sadie y Tnbyer 1i0s Paciey ST.
lfne Cousins 1lls whitney 80.
t'ocs So irrr fr4 Haf' 20
Nina Waara ss3s Ellsworth. 30.
o1nfF Maydsy 539l orchard, Utica. 2
yere''a laov 5000 Lincoln Is
Ar.ta 'lnSs itis' .s2a T"en'y'fif,h -.
Mai, ,.-.'..te- -s a. .-,o a.
PHYLLIS F shepherd ASS Kor's. Dsar.
Emns s. scsaer.rser 1858 So-,hVsstern.
Gse So GDuond $50 " Marsare, "a.
be'il ron-er a-el sTrearf 81.
l-Ar Gtser as B-fr-r-zs-1r p
Cea Goldberg 1910 Pennington IS
,Har Haas 2is W }arn-r r.
7t7 Ft. -Stn Hafi.tg -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03
to>>otInArID GA> ~ BALTIMORE

4Nf.Ne months fHlel N0t So
1913 1872
Set-frtors g 80 sfs So So. oss
Ter COMMON share g pa 50 80
Eleven months srdee Nov 50
Net INCOME s. 500 s0a s. f9s So
Per common snare 81 50 IS =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03
Detroit Stocks

Saer see
in Joe HFn Iow u Is On -o
Hoover Is 70 70 Ia
implicitly PAT i - % "a
Dividends m the foregoing table are tine
amounts declared or paid 40 far TIM. wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03
yIRGI>IAN RAILWAY

Noye-Asr rst income St2s0t3 S3aS H.
u ros rot income 81 s'l - 81 ia 0s2
Per- c0r1nQg share 81 S. s. 50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03
Government Pays Literally Only in White House

hopedor postwar deaon of overly expanded
management Intelligence 10
effect the reorganization.
The only place government pays literally
House The salary plus allow
the hes- pad ndyduas The coLntrA