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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
List New
Firms

LANSING. May II (UPl-Tho
Michigan Corporation and Securi-
ties Commission today announced
that articles of Incorporation have
been filed by the following firms
Central United States Air Lines,
Inc, Benton Harbor; d. +. Dag
gift, T. G.. Spooner and Robert +.
Small, Benton Harbor 10 conduct
air line; 5000 shares Of common
non-par value stock
Furniture Arts, Inc. SOL Grand
River, Detroit, Carl Hess and
William Metcalfe. Detroit. and
David Landy. YpSilanti. to deal IN
furniture; $4,000 common stock
+ + Wood Machinery Co. 1882
f.. Grand Blvd. Detroit; +. +.
Wood. Harry Hoover and Walter
ID Brake. Detroit. 10 buy and sell
machinery; $4,000 common stock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
What S New
In Business
Tmkeh Head ASKS
Protection for Laoor
By WARD SCHULTZ


champion in Col Willard =
Rockwell dynamic chairman Of
thc 'Tmkcn- Detroit AN.e co
and Standard Steel Spring Co
TCr-ry
fImS.
Co Rockwell On the past has
engaged ina knock down drag
OFT fights with the price ad-
Justment officials and army pro-
cuclnent officers and the hand
some. fwo-GSted nduSu1ailSt is
1T uy1tzf1okcu gent to say tfre
least
Speaking hefoEe the American
Gas Association meeting al
French Lick Springs Ind. the
other DAY he startled the gath
euuG by declaring that some
Immediate provision must be
made 10 insure stable employ
mrnt after cessation of HOSTILE
to, for both presently employed
lahor and N addition. all re-
turning military personnel
Contract termination must
not be handled with an eNCiu-
size eye 10 industry declared
Rockwell cmphatlcally. Labor
has A. much right and interest
in ~ hat happens after the peace
a. management. Any return 10
civilian production not based
upon consideration of continu-
Ing employment for our entire
people cannot long endure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
Sees Opportunities for Greater Candor in Policies

qubbng. let it be acknowledged at the
be able 10 Tecoup their
premiums from policy holders and from interest and
invested funds Private insurance companies
average benettng individuals but they cannot
give policy holders whole something for nothing They
Soency they habualy return 10 pocy hoders
than they for.
Thus within such actuarial limitations what are the oppo
cando between such companies ana the
policy holders?
Instead of vogue language clauses weasel
like would he long PFei Ter the nSu
should feasible 10
policy holder precisely what he getting ana
through OF gradaton as 10 coVerag
The maximum coverage accident policy should
comprehensive policy which states the liability OF the COM
pany in simple lucid technical language with IFS or butts
The policy would be relatively hghcommenSuTae
assumed by the insuTlng company
alternatives the should offer cheaper policies
clearly stated exceptions exclusions and waiting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
Livestock Market


fh1ILt--tn 200 SLAUGHTER steers and
rrarluas scarce active arm few good
sl.r ltls Sl5af5 %. supplies mostly
Cann.r and medium a. N21it so, COWS
l.. rfHerg ouf some interests going
t'rV rIk common and medium beef
r"nr >s 70 Gamers and cutters
mainly 81 SIS fsN shelly canners down
- Sb t.Hs fairly active s.eEfr hulE
sa..r.r hs Aa111-1a- taR-E+---i- t--ef
raLFEs 5Ga vralsrs active strong
dem Hc ttr brad buIE Epoc AID choice.
fIf a'fpr price gald frrsl com
ana medium &i59Sl5 Culs mainly
S.
HOGS 1000 si1v good Ant s,1.cs
re a. 81. o. Lffls home
30 some intere.t tafkng 'Ver
20 -Hts over $50 hs arc steady or
-f's Irltr zY0 Inf arc sQWF.
NF HH 5000 ana rrc..e
lambs very slU.e Nr1uE fu
go. .rrf at7er lambs mos. .t stead
f1Ue I91 .o na.Fe subs
.u re.fr f.f oH'r GOOD end
HrDr wsfF 10 -
r4mrraus common tu fopo
arf u e.. rIr N
r. InH. scr errrp rr-r.f
ftu at st..r rres u4 q.
u. rr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
ICCFavOrS
Bidding

WASHINGTON, May II The
Interstate Commerce Commission
held in a formal report that COM
petitive bidding or its equivalent
should be required as condition
to approval of sale of railroad
securities except in special in
stances.
The commission concluded. how
ever, that it should not for the
present issue a formal rule or
regulation 10 this effect.
The competitive bidding re-
quirement, the ICC held. should
be applied to all classes of Securi-
ties except those specifically
designated and those in respect of
which the commission finds upon
due showing or upon special appli-
cation that sale at competitive
bidding should not be required.
Specific securities 10 which
competitive bidding should not
apply, the commission found. are
Common and preferred stocks
any note or other security matur-
ing in not more than three years
securities not exceeding S1,000,00C
in principal amount issued. securi-
ties issued in exchange for Sc
.curitieS or property of other
railroads. securities sold or other,
wise issued TO existing holders OF
securities or IN exchange for OF
extension Of outstanding obAga
tions. securities sold or issued bS
q railroad TO a subsidiary and moi
sold publicly, and any securities
specifically exempted by the com,
mission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
Asks Clear Warning in CanceIabIe Insurance

Such standardization and simpfcaon of policies would tend
10 evils Of mbrandng Such reforms would end the evil
hoong policies the radio though they
unrestricted.
Then. health and accident policies the distinction
between cancedbe policy the fact that this policy canceabe
we'll by the insured" The hidden fact
that years dgent payment premiums the insured
impaired physical risk the refuse TO
he meeting a claim,
through with legal rckery There a
between accidents accidental
seek refuge that they need
of complete and total disability And that
ordinary hazards which be
burdens
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
Studebaker Record

Engines used by the Flying
Fortress Good Conduct" in
setting a 1.000-hour record
without motor replacement
were made by Studebaker, the
company has Just learned.
The feat was accomplished at
Hendricks Field. Fla. In COM
menting on it, Col Warren II.
Higgins said the engines were
still Q ,od for another 500 miles
when regulations brought the
flight 10 a halt.
The previous record was 973
hours 80 minutes, made by an
other four-engined bomber at
Maxwell Field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
Threat TO Industry

1T i inevitable that sooner
or later all industry must ar
rive at the same conclusion, else
industry. too. will eventually he
unemployed
Rockwell. tracing the causes
Of the depression during the
past decade. blamed government
fumbhng for the blight of UNI
employment.
we must beat the brain
trusterS 10 the tape this time"
stated the outSpoken industrial
ist I'VE must present, then
fight, for a sane solution to this
rapidly emerging problem.
MY companies propose TO
prepare n plan which we will
submit TO both industry and
labor. IL may not he the best
plan. but at least IL will be a
practical one"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
M. S. Rukeyser
M. s. Rukeyser
Insurance Policy
Fine Type Hit

help increasing competition from cradle TO the
grave social security"
private companies interested
in then long survival should review their practices
traditions and policies
writer Of
principle well ntegrated personal family
financial program.
Broadly speaking life policies simple clear cut
documents meaning is self evident.
This equally Of certain other types OF health
casualty Some contracts entail
gastc escape clauses. Thus the time of loss
disaster the insured sometimes finds that he had lived under
A Use OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
Note Slight Decline
In Gas Sendout Here

The gas Sendout in the Detroit
district for the week ended May
6. 1914, was So l62 thousand
cubic feet Michigan Consolidated
Gas Co. reported today. a de-
crease Of 23,6l6 thousand cubic
feet. compared with the cor
responding week last year, when
the total reported was 555 us
thousand cubic feet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
Auto
Graphs
Transport Crisis
Solution Sought
Ry sLER FREEMAN


The critical condition Of
motor transportation in this
area has aroused the transport
industry 10 form a voluntary
committee 10 study remedies
for the ailments which threaten
curiailment IN the near future.
The motor transport emergency
committee is operating under
The ODT advisory committee
and is headed by Richard Harfst
as general chairman.
Represented on the commit
tee are truck manufacturers;
truck. bus and taNicab oper-
atorS; gasoline and tire COM
paH1CS. + c h phase OF the
emergency will come under
close scrutiny.
A luncheon meeting OF the
group has been scheduled for
Monday in the Hotel Statler.
The discussions may bring out
some interes ing solutions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
Jump Of 7 Millions
In State S Revenue

LANSING. May 1l-DeSpite q
two million drop in liquor reve-
nueS. state receipts for the l943-
Id fiscal year point 10 an all-time
high. state officials declared to-
day.
Recorded revenues for the To-
month period Of this year are al
ready Sl49.912.OO0.6l or nearly
seven million dollars more than
IN the same period last year State
Auditor General Brown disclosed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
Plan Due Soon7

Those present drew the con-
clu,lon that Col. Rockwell in
tended 10 release details OF a
postwar employment security
plan in the near future. posi-
bly, at a meeting in New York
later this month Rockwell
would not confirm this Specula-
ton but did not deny that his
companies were now engaged IN
assembling such a plan for some
future presentation 10 industrial
and labor leaders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
PrioritieS

The Detroit regional office Of The war
Production Board announced today the fol
lowing priOrities actions
Nal amended Graphite Prohibits
processing and delivery without specific
authorization
M-31T. amendment I. Cotton TeXthe
Distribution " Revises schedule for carded
gray goods. colored yarn and mapped
fabrics
NJ $40 amended miscellaneous Chemi-
Gals ReViseS certificatiOn procedure.
PR Reg Il. amended. References 10
Canadian Agencies and Controls
PR Reg 8 Direction 3. amended Adds
"shellac (hlesched only 10 item il'
L-i34 Revocation Instruments valves
and regulators Revokes the order
For further details contact WPB. 1910
Woodward Phone TR 2-4900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
Hog Embargo
At Cleveland

CLEVELAND. May 11-Em.
bargoS on hogs--6rst such action
IN 20 years--iS in effect at Cleve-
land Union StockyardS. N T.
Baker, president of Cleveland
Union StockyardS Co. explained
the action was necessary TO allow
professors time 10 butcher the
5000 porkers on hand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
Standard Accident
Pays Usual Dividend

The board Of directors Of the
Standard Accident Insurance Co.
declared a dividend of 62ia cents
per share to be paid June 5. 1914.
TO common stockholders Of record
as Of the close Of business May
25. 1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
DIESEL emmer
Declares Dividend

Deisel-Wemmer-Gilbert Corp
has declared a dividend of 37is
cents, payable June "a, to holders
OF record June TO- The same
amount was paid in previous
quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
Budd Wheel Meetinu
Awaits Final Figures

PHILADELPHIA. May 1.-The
annual meeting of Budd Wheel
Co. was adjourned until Aug g
10 enable the company to submit
a l943 report rejecting applca
ton Of the Renegotiation Act.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
z arnings

GENERAL AMERICAN TRANSPORT
March quarter laN 1913
Net profit &s22 40 &q26 ga
Per share nc Sc
DARBY PETROLEIN CORP.
Year ended Dec 81
1913 fq42
Net profit 1888 s4a 1888 so
Per share 50 q 81 IA
AMERICAN STOVE 90.
March quarter. laff 1858
Net profli S2s7 sos 1928 2si
Per share l1c 23c
UTAH POWER LIGHT 60.
Year ended Dec O.
1913 1912
Nel income 80 36s 0Ss 81 173. III
Per comb. pfd share Set9 s. II
CONSOLIDATED CIGAR CORR
March quarter lpt4 1913
Net profH &5Jf.5S X3f4 $50
Per common share asc 7sc
CLAYTON a LAMBERT MIG.
Year ended Dec 81
1913 1919
Net profit til5.IS7 $50 f04
Per share SIC i6e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
Detroit Stocks

Saes Net
in zoos High Low II IS Ch'gs
Cont Motor Is 49, a. a. b
Simplicity Pat - ~ a. 300.
Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 40 far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11

duction without limitation The
agency specifically exempted from
control:
Plants in critical West Coast
labor shortage areas where EN-.
ployIHeHt viii not exceed 80 per.
sons after civilian operations are
renewed.
plants elsewhere whose total
employment under similar cir
cumStanceS Will not exceed 100
workers.
Under the relaxed policy for
civilian production. such output by
larger plants will be concentrated
as far as possible in areas where
labor supply situation is relatively
favorable. WPB officials explained
the order represented effort 10
I'LL in the chlnkS' in production
mechanism in a way to provide
maximum war output and fullest
possible support for essential
civilian economy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11

Stanford also learned that the Of his bank
deposits was the japanese Embassy in Washington
Thompson arrested, and the Investigators secured
enough evidence Lieutenant Commander Miyazah TO
send him to prison for espionage But the State Department
in Washington, made IL plain II did not want Commander
Miyazaki embarrassed under any circumstances
Had there been two-hstednesS in the State Depart
ent which had been kept fully informed OF the Farms
worth and Thompson Investigations and had Lieutenant
Myazs been imprisoned the Of history might very
we'll have been changedand for the better Shortly before
thompson arrest Miyszak returned 20 the Orient.
Meanwhile IN Washington, close tabs being kept
John S. Fsrnsworth The Of Thompsons arrest broke
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
Continue Instalment S:

ABOUT THE TINE the o NJ l. in Washington shut of
y an sources Of Navy information to John s. Farms
worth a similar case had developed the West Coast
The central figure Harry Thomas Thompson, for
merry ycoman in. the United States Navy.
ThompsonS roommate suspicious OF his friends
wefcd purse and mysterious meetings with japanese
named III Tanni. The roommate contacted the T. b. l.
and o n. J. and an invest cation was started.
lt revealed that Thompson, who was frequent
aboard bseshps of San Diego and San Pedro had
been selling information "a the japanese for 5000 month
Tanni, 4 CoVGe, assumed name. In reality Tanni
was Lieutenant Commander Tosho Miyazski OF the Inn
p-ra. jsp5neze Maryland ne language student at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
Dividends

STANDARD sTEEI. SPRING
March quarter. iptt 1913
Set profit $3.50 90 fT0l nT7
Par EnaN zoe sac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
@. K. Civilian
Goods Output

WASHINGTON, May 11-Small
plants today had been authorized
by WPB to resume civilian pro-
duction without limitation The
agency specifically exempted from
.COntrpl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11

HACKINSACK WATER 60.
March quarter. 1919 1919
Net profit S203 5i7 sis7,53s
Per common share SIC a3c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
CONSOLIDATED CIGAR corr.

CLAYICN a LAMBERT MIG.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11

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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-04
THREE GAMES TOP
DOCKET IN SOUTH

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 3.-R-
Three games which will count in
the Southern conference champion
ship standings - headed by the
meeting of undefeated Wake Forest
and a strong Clemson eleven-are
included. on Saturdays docket for
loop teams.
Other engagements which will
figure in the flag race are the
South Carolina North Carolina tilt
at Chapel Hill and the meeting of
V. M. I. and N. c. State at Lexing-
ton.
Overshadowing these family
scraps, however, from the stand
point of national interest, is the
clash of Duke and unbeaten, bowl
conscious Georgia Tech at Durham.
Clemson is one of three remain
ing tests for Wake Forests potent
Deacons VINO have bowled over six
major opponents in a row, includ-
ing four Southern conference men,
bers-North Carolina, N. c. State,
Maryland and v. M. land two
outsiders, Georgia and Miami. Aft
er Clemson, Wake Forest must
tackle Duke and South Carolina to
clinch the conference title and an
almost certain BOWL bid. Clemson
has a perfect record within the
loop, having won over South Caro-.
lima and N. c. State, but the Tigers
proved no match for two South
eastern conference rivals, losing to
George Tech and Tennessee.
Gergia Tech will be Dukes fifth
bigtime foe in a row since the
Blue Devils opened with an easy
triumph over Richmond. The Dukes
bowed to Penn, N. C. preflight and
Navy by close margins and last
week retreated before Arrny's pow
erhouse, 27-7.
The University of Richmond re-
turns to action after layoff of two
weeks and meets an undefeated
Portsmouth fleet squad here.
Maryland's old liners will face
virginia's we'll balanced Cavaliers
in Griffith stadium at Washington
Saturday night. Maryland has lost
four games, three Of them by mar
row margins, and tied West Vir-
ginia. Virginia 1as an impressive
record of three wins, tie with N.
G. Pre-flight and a loss to N. c.
State.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-04
new FACES START
FOR PRE-FLICHT

CHAPEL HILL, Nov. s. ZAP -
-Four new faces will be in h e
Cloudbuster starting lineup against
cambridge Sunday afternoon -
Head Coach Glenn Killinger an
nounced this afternoon.
At left guard, Ed Politi, late OF
Columbia university, has replaced
Kermit Atkinson. while Dan Will
liams, Ursinus college, is at left
tackle replacing Ben Lum. o e
other change in line was that OF
Ed Hurson who is slated to re-
place Melbourne Sheehan at right
end.
Jitterbug Kellogg, starting at
quarterback in place of Dan Weite-
kamp, was the other change. With
Kellogg at quarter, Stan Koslow-
ski ard Bill Wilson at the halves
and Otto Graham at full, tn e
Cloudbusters will have the best Of
fensive backfield to start this year.
The cambridge club was slated
to arrive in Chapel Hill late to-
night. They will attend the Uni
versity of South Carolina-North
Carolina game here tomorrow at
ternoon after which they will hold
a light workout.
Both teams will enter the game
Sunday undefeated.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-04
Indicated And Unite d
Deacons Face Glenn
sons Underdog

WAKE FOREST, Nov. 8. -(P-
Wake Forest colleges Deacons
will put their undefeated and un-
tied record on the line against
Clemson's underdog but highly
regarded Tigers here tomorrow in
homecoming and Southern con-
ference encounter. The kickoff is
set for 2:30 pm.
The Deacons, victorious in each
OF six starts, will be after their
fifth conference win and the Win
ner will gain undisputed possession
OF the circuit leadership. The Tig-
ers hol9 two conference wins
against no defeats.
Tom Fe,zer, 160-pound freshman
triple-threat, will head up the
Wake Forest backfield. Fetzer was
elevated from third-string to a
spot in the starting quartet on the
basis of his brilliant offensive
play in the last three games.
Rounding out the starting back
field will be Elmer Barbour at the
blocking post, Rock Brinkley at
fullback, and bouncing Bob Smath.
ers at the wingback s,ot.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-04
DUTCH LEONARD
TELLS OF BRlBE

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. Nov 3.-'R'
Emil Dutch Leonard, Washing
ton Senators pitcher, said today ne
was offered a bride by an un-
known telephone caller early in the
morning of October l, the day the
hurler knocked Detroit out OF the
American league pennant race
with his final game triumph.
Leonard said, II just hung up.
1 though it was a joke.
Later he related the incident to
Coach Clyde Milan OF the Sena-
tors. because latter thinking II ov-
err. I got to feeling kind OF funny
about it.
The knuckle-bal1er, arriving here
en- route from New York to his
home in Auburn, ILL.,, told re-
II got the telephone call in my
hotel room. This fellow said, .Hel.
10. Leonard? You pitching today?
."Then he said, 1T can get you
twenty-five hundred or three tnou-
sand.
" told him off. He just 1aughted
and said he had just called to
wish me luck. I hung up.
II thought it was some sort OF
nrank. but / decided I'd better tell
somebody about it. So I told MI
lam"
While in New York Leonard
made arrangements to go overseas
with a group of major league base
ball stars, he said;
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-04
Heels, Wake Forest
Highlight Gndiron Today
Georgia Tech Risks Clean
Slate Against Power
full Duke

DURHAM, Nov. 3.-(P- Geor.
gia Techs Yellow Jackets, un-
beaten and united in five starts
this season, risks a clean slate
and New Years day bowl bids
against Dukes Blue Devils hers
tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock
in Duke stadium.
Coach Eddie Cameron's Blue
Devils, weakened. by the loss OF
II squad members earlier in this
week, will be out to snap their
losing streak which has reached
four in a row.
This is the 18th game between
the two grid rivals and Duke holds
an edge of 8 to 3 in victories.
Tech has beaten Duke only one
time since 1885.
Allen tDinky) Bowen, flashy
tailback, and Frank (Red) Broy-
les, pile-driving fullback, will fur
nish the Tech offensive fireworks.
A couple of Wilson, N. c.,
youths, fullback Tom Davis and
Tailback George Clark, will sup
p-y the Duke punch
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-04
ODDS ARE IS
FOR THE NAVY

BALTIMORE, Nov. 3. - (R -
Notre Dame and Navy are ready
for their make 'em or break
'em'' football fracas tomorrow,
with their national collegiate title
claims laid smack on the line be-
fore approximately $1,000 fans.
Still undefeated, the Fighting
Irish need this one to maintain
their championship pace, while
twice-defeated Navy, apparently
on the rebound after waloping
Pennsylvania last week, can crash
the select circle by knocking off
the fast-stepping South Benders.
You can get almost any kind of
a bet in this grid-goofy town, but
the so-called smart money says
it's 7 to 5 on the Middies, which
has made Commander Oscar Hag-
bert, Navy head coach, very I'M
happy.
Almost everyone hereabouts
agreed that Navy has the stuff,
provided the Sailor eleven's brains
department is functioning well,
to stop Bob Kelly and his high
geared Irish outfit. Notre Dame
has proved clever and alert, SO
even one Middle mistake might
be the old ball game.
The stout Navy line, which has
held Duke, Georgia Tech, and
Penn to a total net of only &c
yards in the last three outings,
may be the difference. Five Navy
opponents have made only 1863
yards rushing, and 466 in the air,
while the Irish boast 2,172 yards
by land and air, compared with
1,040 net total for five opponents.
Notre Danes offensive average
is 434.4, compared with Navy S
351.2 average on 1,756 yards, but
the Tars have played a tougher
schedule.
Probable starting lineups:
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