davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
VinSOn Price Order
Branded Confusing

Announcement by NJ Nelson. WPB chairman NJ the
appointment advisory brings
the faHeH formula heE resumed
civilian products prepared Fred NJ VnSon director
stabZaon!
WILSON'S directive. Vhich purpOrtedy pas 80 help
industry
have taken highway OF private enterprise To
mind the Of hquidatng
governmental interference with business transactions by citizens
the emergency
directive first formulated Is 1919 and II
confusing position Jan 26
originally
products production has long been dcon
when production resumed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Market Irregular

NEW YORK. April % U-Pl
Stocks opened narrowly irregular
IN moderate trading today while
bond, held steady and cotton fu-
lures opened ! point higher 10 !
points lnWer.
Atlantic Refining rose ] 2 points
20 30 ON 1000 shares Fractional
gains were noted In q SiZeable
group including Genera Motors
L = Ruhher. United Aircraft
Sinclair on Commonwealth t.di-
Snu. Su'st-rrrr firti,r Suftirrtn
Railway Baldwin certificates Eue
certificates Ii1To>'akc Mining.
NcW YORK Central Lima L0CUWO-
tive. Santa Re International Tclc-
phone and Chry>icr
l. :. Steel was among the issues
opening AZ The previous close THIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20

group also included American SUI
gar, Phillips Petroleum, General
Elective international Harvester.
North American American Loco
motive. WIllyS-ovcrland CurusS-
Wright, Anaconda and Dow
Chemical
Losers were ln the minority and
their declines generally were Very
small The group included Phelps
Dodge. Standard OF ~ -.
Montgomery Ward and Union Car.
t.tiJ
Trading quoted after me open
INK with The lS' maintaining 4
substantially improved tone as
compared with the TWO previous
sessions when the market was
carried down 20 new lows since
mud February on volume.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Kaiser Lei ayes

Almost totally unobServed
here, Henry Kaiser auietft--....1,i
week pulled up stakes end
moved MS Michigan Kaiser
Co from Detroit 10 Bristol, Pa
In dutornOtTVP circles, MS
was interpreted 10 mean that
he was definitely less inter-
eSted in the postwar automobile
field.
Those familiar with the setup
AZ Fleetwlngs division Of Kaiser
Cargo, Inc. at Bristol say that
facilities there are not suitable
for car production
In the meantime however.
testing on kaiserS military car
developed here is repeatedly
still IN progress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Efficient Manufacturers Being Penalized

setting up appeared by implication 10 no
flirting with Upton Sncar concept Of production For Use ana
setting up legal principle Of penazng efficient manu-
while dealing cndeTy with the less efficient
price ceilings proved insufficient TO meet
VnNon authorized upward revision Whh ~oHd
But the tess efficient who were showing either mel
double lS3639 ol
TO be add cent
profit who had doubled their az Ial
1868 be permitted Only 10
recoup cost.
is that words used loosely
dcilnedlf defined reasonably As
contract between the city OF Cincinnati and
railway would
a stated capital on the tools
excluding the capital cost from cost
efficient manufacturers who were 10 he a""f
to the OF the tools Likewise he notified
Rep. that also excluding taxes from cost
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Applied Only TO Mandatory Production

The formula apparently be applied only 10 mandatory
WpB legal
authority compel manufacturers make civilian product,
without gam.
letter subject the director into Pro
ducon Use
Il believe that the overwhelming majority 81 American
needed
small profit at their general profit position il at
level provided
like Of tho LOSoInd bu-
letting every bottom il
offset loss others j. means
that the the tools provided b the stockholders
q he remuneration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
arm ers' M arket

FRUITS Apples Bsldvins. fancy Aii
Hl1 on 40 / So 5o ions,hans fsncy.
50 u On -So--l- 81 2Sat3, go iseen4ns.
fancy a - IN Nj x3A3sn Northern
Spies fancy s. - bu 80 1 81 S0a37S
Steeles Red fancy S4il bu No
~ - n -. Note. ceiling price on apples
81 - as-lb box
VEGETABLE GREENS French endiv,
-x2d22S- Alh-haI---
VEGETABLES. MISC Beets topped
No l. sl25H so bu broccoli No
- 80 M cabbage No J. tlal2 rs bu
carrots topped. No l. 81 5Oal75 on
celery root, No. I. 81 so G3 bu chives
81 IS dor leeks No l. 81 S0d2 dor
hchs psrsnips 30 / 50 5Oa3 IS bu 20
fatoes No S2a22a 100 10. rutabaEas
No !, n 25 hu. :,rsdshes red hothous,
81 20 dor nchs turnips topped 40. I
81 25p 50 hu vegetable ovstsrs No
81 80 dor hchs rhuhHfh dollhouse fancy
81 ~ 10 SIN boz choice 75Q 9Oc small
81 25H 50 dor bchs
EGGS Large $40 Sail 30 dor case
medium Saaf 70
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
NeWFirIllS
Formed

LANSING April 20 CUPl-The
Michigan Corporation and Sc
cuuties/ Commission today had
announced that articles oi incor-
poration have been filed by the
following Detroit firms
The Casey Brothers Hardware
Co. 2l10 Joseph Campau; Frank
Casey Rochester. Ruth Casey
and Bertram Casey. Detroit. 10
deal IN hardware; $4,000 COM
mon stock
Electro Tool Co. 15442 Liver
noiS. William + Harper. Francis
W Pepper and Raymond F'raley,
Detroit. to manufacture and sell
machinery tools and dies $500
common stock
SaV-Way. Inc 1882 Joseph
Campau. William Sanady and
Thomas +. Sanady, Detroit 10
conduct general machinery and
sales business; 100000 common
stock
Super-Saw Inc. General Mo-
tors Bldg. Lyttle w. Ham. Hunt
ington Woods, and William +.
Ham. Detroit. 10 manufacture
and sell table saws, $4,000 COM
mon stock
The commission also revealed
that the twentieth Century-Fox
Film Corp. a New York corpora
ton licensed 10 do business in
Detroit. had made the following
changes in capital Increased l.
100000 shares Of preferred nom
par value stock and 10000
shares of common nonpar value
stock 10 100000 shares Of pre-
ferrcd nonpar value stock, 100000
shares Of prior preferred nonpar
value stock and 100000 shares
Of common nonpar value stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Must Replace Tools

Resume peaCetime prodnc-
tion a. promptly a. possible.
producing substantially our 1912
passenger car models and the
other products which were in
production when war Was de-
.clared. They were all good
products, possibly the hest the
corporation ever produced and
should he entirely acceptable To
our customers i'm the immediate
postwar period
As "A part Of this program all
operating divisions will make
lists of machine tools and equip
Tnent which have been strapped
sold 10 other contractors or the
government for war production,
a. these machines and equip
ment must he promptly replaced
either from surplus equipment
available from former war pro-
duction activities or ny purchase
of new equipment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20

Beulah T. DAILY. mother, 1903
Warwick. Lincoln Park
Dohm, Cpl Ernest WINS
Ruth DOhm, mother, Niles.
Dolsen. LIST sgt Fred r.
Mrs. Fred r. DolSen, wife.
1860 Yosemite. Detroit
Fox, Pvt Erwin \ Mrs
Bertha Fox aifftt- - Elizabeth,
River Rouge
Graham. r 5 Lester -. Mrs
Almeda Graham. mother Flint
HOugh. Pvt. Charles Mrs.
Ruth Hough, wife. Clio.
Hun. Pvt. Vincent VI Mrs.
Agnes Mary Huff, mother.
Grand Rapids
Lamken. Pvt. Russell Mrs.
Dean Lamken, wife 5Of2 ore
gon. Detroit.
MaCDOneII, Pvt. Charles l.
Mrs Nargret MacDonell, wife,
22l5 Terry. Detroit.
Mathis. T/5 Robert Jacob
Mathis brother, 4012 Duane,
I1elFOli
Meier, Cpl. Robert Mrs.
Emma Meier, mother, 1854
BroadStreet. Detroit
Parth. PVT. Donald R.-MrS.
Caroline Parth. mother. S3O6
Ten Mile road. Center Line.
POucher. Pfc. Kenneth s.
Mrs Theda Poucher, mother
Adrian
Quick, Pvt. LLOYD \. Mrs.
Maxine Quick. wife Lapeer
Reagor. TIA Frank B.-MrS.
Bessie 6 Reagor. wife. 1880
Churchiit Detroit
Smith. Pvt. Weldon c. Mrs
Clara NJ Smith, mother, OTIS
vile
Turner, Pvt. John W.-MrS.
Louisa Turner mother, l449
Longfellow, Detroit
MARINE DEAD
Cheney. Pfc. Arthur Mrs.
Mabel Cheney mother, 17i72
Wanda, Detroit.
Mondry. Pvt. Bernard Peter
Mondry, father, Grand Rapids
Murphy, Cpl. u. Morris Mrs.
d Morris Murphy, wife, 1903
Lapham, Dearborn.
Piomondon, Pfc. Paul - Mrs
Catherine La FOntalne. mother,
la StlmSnn-petInit
NAVY WOUNDED
MarsLslek, seaman lie
Walter-MrS. Walter Marsha
lex. wife. Saginaw.
McCabe, Machinist'S Mate C
Jearl B.-MrS. Jearl b. McCabe,
wife. Mason
Prohlm, Seaman &c Robert
C.-Walter Prohim. father 2242
Leland. Detroit
NAVY MISSING
Scharmuck. Gunner's Mate
3 C David Airs Anna Schar-
muck. mother, 1922 Cameron,
Detroit.
April 20 ~~~~~>~>~~~~>~~~'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Will Employ Others

The corporation will appro-
PIRATE the hundreds ~ millions
of dollars necessary tor n sub
StautiaI increase in it, prewar
production capacity for cars,
trucks. household appliances.
Diesel engines and Diesel cleo
trio locomotives.
'ImmediatelY after the war.
n plan for the purchase Of build
ingS from the government or
others. or the construction 81
new facilities 10 carry out the
program will he put into effect.
This will promptly employ many
men on the construction. rear
rangement and tooling Of these
facilities and make possible the
employment in the near future
of men and women who will be
required in the production lines
Ia carry out the big industrial
expansion for consumer goods
required To expand the standard
az living Of the country and
make more and better things
for more people.
Al the right time the cor
poration will again fiji it, re-
search. engineer and
development stats. and aggreS-
sively continue its past policy ~
continuing product improve
ment. This will include the
development products and the
proper capitalization nj rcw IN
ventionS and the application tn
the art Of metal fabrication of
all scientific knowledge, use Of
materials and chronological pro-
cesSes discovered and developed
i'm the stress of war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Confer on Vacation Pay

LANSING. April 20 Mcmbers
Of the city council will confer with
Of the public service
here tomorrow night
10 discuss the latter'S demands
for An additional weeks vacation
with pay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Auto
Graphs
Wilson S Creed
on RecOnVersjOn
By sILER FREEMAN


~ would Like 20 have things
In such shape that the same day
I sent kilograms 10 suppliers
TO stop war production. they
would get other kilograms tell
ing them what Ia start on.
This is the creed on which {.
T.. Wilson OF General Motors is
approaching reConverSIon He
has preached IT 10 the Truman
committee, he reiterated II 10
the Colmer House committee
on postwar planning and he
keynOted N 10 the meeting be-
tween the auto industry and the
WIPE IN Washington this week.
indications are that a few
governmental agencies are be-
ginning TO heed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Plan on Sales

Most talked about speech in
\ long time "a Dick Grant At
ms recent AdCraft farewell.
particularly his comments on
postwar planning.
Most of II il on a cock-eyed
basis. ne said we shouldn't
plan on our ability 10 produce
hut rather on the basis of what
we can sell"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20

NEW GARFIELD ~ y STt'' o. S's stio
os,, 10 - Uotu 9 All o., SAL Sur
OLYMPIC REC 'i a.. ~. " 20 90 T 49,
" Alley Me- ard Modern. Rathsbslltr opsr
Bo~iiue Att DAY Saturday, ara SUNDAY,
PAL ACE.DI 's's ytssoe nGswAY
oeTH BOWLING TODAY TRoM s ?
us1tl CLOSING Kings oussn, SUI So "
pLIkcE RE ss2s GRA1io1 AVENUE
OPEs ALLEYS TODAY 30 " usrIL
spH CRY TOURNEY pn 10 MIDNIGHT
PALMER PARK sss,osots 20 e,'.'..
Bo~h0a 70 % PN sHo After ~ p "
FARMLAND 'S'2 S.. ~ssJ r .,s. Avs -,
opsn Atsy' osily forenoon, Estssi Wsdnssday
Detroit Pfsiiis' CoestAh Bhr Meat, served
Of IynIIlu sg1l los cEwPAu Ma ts4s
IlHl ulUm 20 NEW ALLEYS
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAINBOW REC. '9 sss essT'oT AZ Ayt ,ss a.
SUMMER LEAGUES NOW BEIsG TORnTo
MIXED DOUBLES every SUNDAY. p n.
RIVIERA REC. '' 70 s 80, T :, si,4 avs
Ladiss and Mixed 0rqaut,s Lsa0s. OpsNinss-
SnllTHfLSTFRks1 ltAs cHARltyolH
OVU InLAo InH " AllENS NJ sls4
oPER BOWLING WE'RE TODAY URrIL p
FRIDAY SATURDAY A SUNDAY AT OAf
cppIucWrIIe isls sPRIsGwEILs AVE
SThlh0Wtll0 10 AltIYS VI 7.sl3i
Open eo-lins Att DAY Saturdays ard sundays.
a ~ ritl Closno wsssdaC Tiil :, After %
TWENTY GRAND n So, slts tCSer IS i,s'''
Vote l945 City Turney Here!
VOGUE REC. e :, ,.st, AZ tv :, ,,S5
OPEN BOWLING EVERY OAV UNriL = p "
CRY TOURNEY $50 .. " tttL MtOstGHr
WARREN BOWL Z 100 .li .s'' ~ wA i.sils
Open Alleys All Day Saturday
WASHINGTON BOWL ~ "a !. s'9 stIs ess as.
oPts BOWLING TVLRY DAY FROM
iop n 70 80 A " CHERRY $500
WHITTIER "a AttI5s NJ ssi,
Invite lq4s City 5-Men Here!
WURI'S SINCE 1888 200 w. s' ss55
Open Bowling Here Today All Day
CONSULT THIS
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20

Altoona REC, ,, 'i s@.,. =. ,,a
opts BOWLING TODAY rFo" ~ "
UsrlL srs sstu,ds'. su0o'u uotn "
AMBASSADOR ns.o i,ot . " s;.,7o
oo.o Ro.Hre TO-DAY Un'H = PH ara Ate
~ -. At DAY sstuNfss' snd SUNDAY
prLc0N REC. 4" H. .,,..o ~ W TA : ss.a
nay ut HAvt SouR vorT goR lsas cav
rouRsty DouHtts Aso SINGLES
CADILLAC ~ .,',, t'S' f SSss't e. os,
Welcome l945 City Meet Here.
CASINO REC, 'i i. . ToP9~'' g. ' ;,s.
Hold lq45 City Journey Here!
CHeNe- TRONBLY "a 4 80 97''5 q, 81,
ta,r, BLANKS FOR Sister Sister. Sister. Bfo'n.'
no'h~ 1sih,r osuoht'r Tooro'y Mo- Available
CREST LANES 'Ottt .,19ys /" go go 5 s5s''
A eo-,rs Psrsdns' visit Our STAGE Bar 40
rseLtsn louoo, NEVER DULL Mo"tht
nrupv tis2s wHrrrIER. a. KttLY 40
UtNDl " ALLEYS Az siis
op.n Bo.urs TODAY Until p snd Ate
~. NON, o. ne famous ss's''.o .ch'es''
DETROIT RECREATION s iitfT'f o4 49, ~
Open Bowling az All Times!
DEXTER REC, O =, lttt1 IS 0O' w ,'sis sO
no.. eouIine TODAY Unit =. ~ ard Ate
. nv Alt oAY SATURDAYS sro sunday,
GleNEAGLeS ,l ,.,iS sI'''Sp so ; -
SUMNER LEAGUES NOW FORMING iOiA
nINs LADIES sod MIXED LEAGUES
GRAND CENTRAL ''' ~ 'sH !.I,,o oA''
pi,s,ur. n Bow - oui,'s1 Alsy, ~ Detroit
e,tsu,r, Transportation - 80, md Stfssttear
nnrIT Iyrc 10 BALTIMORE
6RthI lhktS ., wooaems Ma. sJs'
ossn Bo1jirs--eo AilsSs N Ho~-0nt'
90 Pm and After ~ 90 Pm -Coestsh Bar
IMPERIAL REC, GENERALLY LOCATED
Open Bowling All Day Today!
]. J. MlLLETTS ''' T ~ !'sl5s AVE-
You Are Always Welcome Here
LOVES REC 20 20 s sUstisS Lew Lew
cocs,sn Iouoss "UuD 9ai3
1878 East lsrsrson a. tasta~n
JIlrYV cTpIYI 6Sat GRAND RlvCR AT
lUbhI OInlhC rnt BLVD ~ 7-Sss'
ko~-opsn Bo~iine opsninos for summer Leagues
Eouo LEAGUES tuesday Wsdnssdsy, ThursdaS
Mt, ELLIOTT REC. ''''' w W ,. ss5'0''
os,a Au.,s rOoAY f,om 50. usui ? "
wish OR cosktsi toun7s Ese,llsai FOOD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Government Officials Frown on Private Trade

The lnWUhnGnc>s government officials permit citizens
goods
noicStat0u fScovrd FinSou unSe' alton
THE only the Of these
low much higher prices order that
profits already high might
sufficiently high
low end production
Of accounting language 20 indicate
that above break loss with return for using
Is
Aef4s t need Of mandate
from Tho people reminding public officials that they public
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
.PIdntDisposd|
P| Ian Blasted
By LEWIS HANEY

Professor ~ Economics, =. y. IniVersity.
IN The news OF the past week
one may sense danger on both
fronts. on the war front. there
was the progress made by the
Japs IN India. and the lack Of
progress by the Allies in western
Europe. On the home front came
various signs that radicaliSm Of
various sorts turks IN fokholeS and
plllboxeS behind our lines.
Perhaps the most notable point
in the news was the statement
made by IckeS-probably as
trial balloon for the adminlstra-
ton - concerning the disposal of
the government war plants.
This statement has all the ear
marks of that irresponsible trick
cry which has characterized most
OF the typlcally new economic
policies.
Stripped Of verbiage. the Ickes
proposal IS that the government
nwned war plants be disposed Of
IN some way that will either re-
suit IN their coming back 10
government control or be re-
corded a. sold without loss, or
perhaps both
The idea Is to give the plants
10 persons who have claim
against the government but who
are Unable 20 operate them.
Since they are given IN Satisfac-
ton of claim. the bureaucrats
viii alleRe that the plants have
been sold A a profit Since the
recipients Of the plants couldn'
run them. the government might
pick them up again, this time for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20


ttSistic AREA
Fem. Sgt. Raymond ID. Mrs
Gleneva NJ. Bobby mother, 70l
Nfanistique, Detroit.
European Area
NXcum. Sgt. James W Mrs.
Edna w Nycum, mother Kala-
maZOO.
Thomas. T/Sgt. Mervyn r.
Mrs. Marjorie NJ r h o m a s,
mother, 10S75 Balfour, Detroit.
Mediterranean Area
Dugss, Pvt. Rudolph 4. Mrs
LaVone Dugas, wife, ManlStee.
Pagan. Pfc. Raymon, r..
Edwin Pagan, father. 1881 STAN
ton. Detroit.
Graniti. Pvt. Vincent - Mrs.
Maria Grant,, mother, 1904
RiVard. Detroit.
Griffith. Pvt. Leslie U Mrs.
FloSSie p Griffith mother,
Ovid.
Gutierrez. Pvt Rudolph C.
Mrs. Carmen g. Gutierrez,
mother. Port Huron
Hedger. Pfc. Herbert Mrs.
Mary r hey grandmother,
Flint.
Polacek, pfc. karol :. Mrs.
Beih J. Polacek, wife Corunna.
Tarssvage. Pvt. Walter Mrs
Anna TarSavage. mother, 2l7i
S. Electric. Detroit
Wander KOoi, Pvt. Harry '.
Mrs Lucille Wander kooI.
mother. Muskegon.
Van Euwen, Pfc. Matthew G..
Mrs Dorothy kaSper, sister.
Grand Rapids
Southwest Pacific Area
Andrew. Pvt. Donald "
Mrs Lucy O'Del, mother, 81.
Johns.
Lark. T/5 John Miss Har-
riet Smith. friend. Jackson
Upton, Pvt. Richard H
Mrs Gladys r. Upton. mother.
2S54S- Aberdeen. Royal Oak.
ARMY DEAD
Southwest Pacific Area
Tower, Pvt. Byron r.. Mrs
Nofa Tower, mother, ol3S Ken
llworth. Dearborn.
Mediterranean Area
Blauwkamp. rs - imon--
Mrs h ma BlauWkamp.
mother, iceland
Bougie, Pfc. Alfred -Oviia T.
Bougie. brother, EScanaba
Broome, Pvt. Louis W. Mrs.
Cora Broome. mother SO f.
>Cicotte. River Rouge
Bryda. Pfc. Emil r. Jr. Emil
F. Bryda ST. father, 1914 Pine
- thirst f H. Dearborn.
Carpenter. lst 1t. Carl X.
Harold G.. Carpenter. father.
Jackson
"aly, Pfc William Airs
~~->~~~~-~~~~~>~~'Thursda,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
LEGAL NOTICE

PERE MARQUETTE RAILWAY co
Notice % Annual Meeting OF Stockholders
Detroit Michigan. April l. 1884
TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS
The annual meeting ~ ne STOCKHOLDERS
~ r MARQUETTE Rail WAY
COMPANY will be held ~ the general
7frce ~ The Company m the General
Motors building In the city II Detroit.
Michigan on TuesdaN May . 1850 At
two Ncidck 3 N for NE following put.
posesN
Oh the election Of directors for mo
ensuing scar
90 ne election of Inspector, Of t.ec.
ZION and
e 90 me TRANSACTIONS ~ stgrh o'hsr bush
ness as mas property come netore
the meeting
The stock transfer hooks viii not ne
closed but under me bylaws ~ nc
COMPANY sinsk kan he s-4fsd -Sz4a
meeting unless registered an the books q
The Company for ten DAYS previous -
said meeting
By order 81 the Board n Directors
h v. LoHMEYER.- seetetaJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
GIT TO VETERANS

More cOnCretely, IckeS would
either give the war plants 10 the
Veterans IN lieu Of bonus pay
ment. or give stock in such plants
10 The present holders Of govern
ment savings bonds In neither
case. Is there the slightest reason
10 suppose that those who would
ostensibly be placed in control
could run the properties success
fully. In both cases. the New
Deal administration would claim
that It had saved the government
money
It's a good trick II it can he
done quickly while the audience
looks the other way.
Another little cloud 10 watch is
The disclosure made by ByrneS
that the administration is very
busy fixing up tax scheme for
the postwar period. ! am well
aware. and gladly admit, that
several good things have come 10
pass under the New Deal regime
But the new tax policies have not
been among such things Surely
taxation IS one phase of postwar
planning winch had better be left
10 nOnpartiSan specialists who
have no theological axes 10 grind
Few Of these are to be found In
New Deal ranks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Earnings

Year ended December 81:
1913 1912
Set profit S5l9 t5T S57t SIS
Per share SI,js 81 "a
ME>TI>GHOI AIR BRAKE
Quarter ended March 81.
1914 1873
Net profit 81 2s5.3a7 81 1887 64f
Share earnings flc 33c
IINF MATERIAL co.
Year ended December 81.
1913 ie42
Net profit x51T.02s $3.50. 23s
Per share 81 20 1872
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
- Honor Roll
N Official Casualty List
ARMY woUNDEJ

Lists Mchigan issued BY he government alter me next
o In beenn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Dividends
LEGAL NOTICE
THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY

Detroit, Michigan. April 4 1e4t
The Annual Meeting OF the stockhold.
srs OF The Michigan Central Railroad
Company for the election OF Directors
and OF three Inspectors Of Election. and
the transaction Of such other business as
may be lawfully brought before the meet
ing. VIII be held a. the principal office
of The Company Room 900 Michigan
Central Terminal Building. in the CITY Of
Detroit Michigan on Thursday, Nav 4
1874 at 10 clock A. NJ
The Stock Transfer Books vNl>he closed
a. O'Clock p NJ on FRIDAY April IL
1915 and viii reopen ~ 10 O'Clock A ~
on Friday, Nav s i9N
JOSEPH o'MAHONEY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
MENACE FAVORED

tendency among a good many
businessmen 20 favor various "eX-
tensions of bureaucratic control
over business in the postwar
period Last week large group
Of the retailers went on record As
favoung the extension OF OPA
price fixing for another year or
so. How little these men cor
their leaders realize what they
are playing with IS shown by the
fact that they made a reSerya-
ton 10 the effect that the price
fixing should not be profit fixing
Is II II could 10 possible for any
intelligent agent 10 fix price
without considering its inevitable
effects on profit
Finally | note the move led by
WPB chief Nelson 10 set up an
advisory committee on civilian
policy. The idea beng 10 secure
the good VIII. Of the public by
showing some recognition 10 the
representatives of various and
>undry groups To me. II Seems
Obvious that the miscellaneous
assortment Of persons named has
no significance other Than 10 serve
as screen for whatever the
WPB may wish 10 do.
The FIRST thing we know the
Blue Eagle will be flying again.
and Nelson cor Wilson, VIII be
heading A postwar NRh.
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kakO gOvore zdajj
grski kyizlingi

4 tNadaljevanje !. strani)
tt koraki ocividno nalasc tako
nezadostni, trdi casopisje.
Kako prijeti in kaznovati vse
izdajalce, je ena najtezjih ma
log move reorganizirane grske
Wade. Tezava in problem je v
tenn, kako dolociti in z vso po-
trebno jasnostjo opredeliti IL
dajstvo in kolaboracijo. Podle
propalice, izdajalci najcistejse-
ga, oziroma najgrsega kova kot
Rails, XII so. ma najozji nacin So
delovali z Nemci, XII so il tega
sodelovanja vlekli koristi ma ra-
cum nesreenega grskega naroda,
bodo pref ali slej prish v Sc
znam pravih izdajalcev, in po-
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tenn pred sodisde, kjer jih bo "a.
della zasluzena kazen.
Toda mnogo je takih, XII SO
sprejei slogane nemske proti-
komunisticne propaganda, XII SO
sli v tenn tako dalec, da so Sc
boriH proti grskemu narodnemu
odporu. Ii so vsi prepricani, da
MISC izdajalci, niti kolaborator-
j. Res je, da so oblekli nemske
uniforne in da SO ubijali grske
rodoljube, ma tisoce in tisoce
Grkov, toda prepricani so kljub
temu, da so to delali v korist ne
XII sveti stva1i, "a katero j m
bosta Velika Britannia in Ame-
rika v bistvu le hvalezni.
Glasom lokalnega grskega ca
sopisja je polozaj noyo ustanov-
ljene grske Wade posebno teak
in zamotan radj tega, ker je
starih politikov, XII pri-
padajo tel kategoriji ljudi. Me-
kateri izmcd njih Sc cello naha-
jajo v vladi, ali pa ma vplivnih
administrativnih mestih.
Strah, XII je prevladoval pref,