davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30

Imagine fresh, lovely complexion as soft and silky
as a flower petal-it can be yours!
We of The House Of Tangee have created new
Pela.Finish Face Powder to haiter your complexion
with soft radiant petahnish.. You'll be astonished
at the sudden charming smoothness your skin takes
on under its spell! This amazing new face powder
comes in six blended shades all scented with the
delicate fragrance of crushed flower petals.
But there's nothing delicate about the way Tangee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30

Petal Finish clings-it keeps you looking delight.
fully fresh for hours and hours without re-pewder
ing Lightly yet firmly, Tangee Petal.Finish assures
you of true loveliness smooth, radiant Petal.
Finish complexion.
OF course, the new Tangee Petal-Finish Face Pow.
der goes beautifully with Fangee World Famous
Satin.Finish Lipstick and Rouge.
Complete the magic of your makeup with Tangee's
latest contribution to the loneliness Of women every.
where =. Ask for the new Tangee Peta-Finish Face
Powder, the petalsmooth powder that stays and
stays and stays
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Points Out Brochure Recently Reprinted

his brochure entitled THE Economies of Free Society
from Benton the Dewey approach to
hopefulness
Tomorrow" declares will be jobs peacetime
production high living standards and opportunity This is
freedom freedom of opportunity
fighting both freedom from want and freedom of
tunity"
Showing the danger morbid overemphass security
Benton adds:
the that includes II
security psychosis that
countries induced take defeatist
life and abandon human freedom"
Aided his erswhie junior partner Chester Bowles.
Benton Whrlwind advertising behalf
his technique energies
of client: total national
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Man Bites Dog!

Believe II or not. the national
debt was actually REDUCED
last month!
Don't get too exited, because
IL doesn't mean we're back in
the black for good. What actu-
ally happened was that expendi-
lures were far below anticipated
levels and that enough funds
were available and withdrawn
from the treasury to cover eX-
penses without the necessity OF
borrowing. In fact. more was
withdrawn from the treasury
than was spent, thus accounting
for the debt reduction.
The direct debt in September
dropped from the record $685.
S02,00o,00o down to S209.495,-
100000.
Oh yes. this brings treasury
funds down TO the point where
they will have 10 be replenished
and that's why they expect 10
raise at least $4,000, 100000 in
the Sixth War Loan drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
@. /. K. Smiths Gas

Gas for Gerald L. X. Smiths
so-called presidential campaign
caused a tempest in a teapot
here but that's nothing to what
II stirred up in the regional
OPA offices in Cleveland.
Because Washington over
ruled regional officials decision
10 uphold a Detroit board which
had turned down Smiths re-
alest. Harlan p. Cristy, forth
right and courageous chi e I
rationing attorney has re-
portedly rendered his resigna-
ton.
Cristy was once chief OPA
attorney here in Detroit before
his promotion to Cleveland. He's
going to join the law firm of
the man he succeeded here. Ed
Gemrich, who left OPA to re-
rurn 10 Kalamazoo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Stocks Show
Mixed Trend

NEW YORK, Oct. ~ QNS)-
The stock market opened nioder-
ately active this morning in a
mixed price trend. The undertone
was firm following yesterdays
break 10 the lowest levels since
September %. First sales today
saw few leaders snap back frac-
tionally.
Crucible Steel rallied Is. U. S.
Steel edged forward Il. Chrysler
was higher but General Motors
.eased. Atchison sold at 65S. hp
IL. while most other carriers were
off a shade. Douglas improved a
Opening prices: Crucible Steel
1856, up Is; Chrysler go, up y;
International Nickel 297s, off Is
Southern Pacific 30h4. off u; Ora
ham Paige 5B, unchanged; U. s.
Rubber 47s4. unchanged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
z "A Appointments

II. z. Fowler has been APP
pointed personnel manager for
American Airlines in Detroit
and the Central region. Jack A.
Tompkins, district traffic man.
ager, announced today. He also
announced the appointment of
f. L. Jimmy DeRosa as re-
gional agency manager to ham
die contacts with travel agents.
Fowler joined American on
graduation from Brown in 1886.
DeRosa formerly represented
Cunard Lines and the Italian
state railways. He joined AA
in 1910 as Chicago traffic repre-
sentative.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Auto
Graphs
'Cutback filters
Fought by Agencies
BY SILER FREEMAN


Government agencies have
been fighting a valiant battle
against "cutback filters" When
ever a contract revision APP
peared on the schedule, the War
Production Board. War Man.
power Commission, U. S. En-
ployment Service and the pro-
curement agency representa-
tives met with management and
labor 10 take up the cutback
and determine how best 10 uti-
lize the manpower freed by the
revision.
Under present manpower re-
quirements in this area, this has
not been difficult. The skllls
released have been gobbled up
quickly, except for some women
workers for whom places could
not be found Immediately.
In the main, both labor and
management have co-operated
we'll. The revisions were held
back until all could sit around
the table together. But once in
a while a hard-headed executive
has reverted to his old ways
and swung the axe before the
VINO and USES could take up
the recoil.
AS the result, "cutback jit-
tiers" are back in vogue in a few
plants. The agencies are trying
TO get rid of them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Gi|mer Co. Sold
To i. ). Rubber

NEW YORK. Oct. 27-U. s,
Rubber Co. will buy the assets
and business of the L. II. Gilmer
Co. of Philadelphia, makers OF
industrial V-belts, Herbert f.
Smith. u S. Rubber president, has
announced.
Besides V-belts, the Gilmer COM
pany, organized in 1907. makes
such products as automobile fan
belts, rubber covered rolls and
industrial truck wheels. Most OF
its present output is for war pur-
poses.
Acquisition, Smith said. will
round out further the mechanical
goods division of l.. s. Rubber.
No changes are contemplated in
the management or operations OF
the Gilmer company. headed by
John S. Krauss, as president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Cut Ouiweiehed

When these contract revisions
are analysed, there can be no
excuse for the cutback filters.
For instance, in the case of
Briggs fuel tank contract can
collation. yesterday.
The amount of the cutback
totaled a little over 81. 100000
but affected only $50 workers.
Against this, the army air
forces, who were responsible for
the revision, pointed out that
this month alone il had placed
orders for $115,000,000 in this
area.
AS long as orders placed out
weigh cancellations by this pre-
ponderance there can be no eX-
cuse for "cutback filters" The
revisions will become heavier
and heavier as the war goes on,
but on the manpower require
ments forecasts for Detroit no
worker need worry until at
least next summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
OVerruIeS
State Act

WASHINGTON, Oct. II War
Labor Board has held that to settle
a labor dispute affecting the war
effort it could order inclusion
of a maintenance OF membership
clause in a contract regardless of
any state law to the contrary.
The board rejected a claim of
the Cudahy Brothers Co., Cudahy,
Wis. that the boards standard
membership clause, directed at the
packers plants. violated the Wis
consin Employment Peace Act.
This clause had been ordered by
both the regionals and national
boards in a dispute between the
company and the clearinghouse
Workers Organizing Committee,
Go, representing approximately
1,400 employees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Top Meat
Cuts Due

WASHINGTON, Oct. 81 (UP)-
More top grade meats will reach
civilian markets next month, the
OPA said today in announcing
that. with only two exceptions,
ration values on food will remain
unchanged during November.
Rationed meats, choice, good
and commercial grades of beef
steaks and roasts. lamb chops and
roastS, and pork hams and loins,
will be in greater supply by
approximately 100000 pounds
over October.
Only lamb among the rationed
meats will be less plentiful, al
though the overall civilian allo-
cation of all meats will decline
by "a per cent.
Only ration changes for the
new period are a 20-point reduc-
ton for the No. 2 can of apple
sauce and a slight decrease for
packaged spaghetti and macaroni
dinners.
Butter will continue at 20
points a pound.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Admans Document Supports Dewey Position

document of business credo prepared by William Benton the
retired chairman of the committee for
economic development while purpOred speaking for the rogres
liberal business Deweys position This
more remarkable E. degree,
Offspring been suggested by the secretary
of housed Washington D. c. in the
Department of Commerce Building.
Benton &C. had acquired fame and substantial fortune
the advertising business retired become vice president OF the
University Chicago AS sdene several moderate
enterprises Having emerged from his
earlier sloganeer and other products he
ponca appraisal prospects the national
economy a whole.
radio driving behind the c. T. D. with its
nationwide promotional and propaganda activities
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
On Solar Houses

Libby-Owens Ford Glass Co.
has a fascinating new booklet
out on solar houses"
II shows how homes can be
constructed with a hat brim'
so as TO utilize full benefit of
the low angled winter run rays,
while cutting off the heat OF
summer.
Progress toward the eventual
elimination of storm windows
is shown in the ''Ihermopane.
a window of two thickness OF
glass. sealed in frame with the
required dead air space.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
STRIKING STATEMENT

The most striking, and perhaps
the most illuminating statement
concerning the amount of liquid
assets" and their growth has re-
Gently been put out by the Fed
eral Reserve authorities. 1t should
be considered well by every
American citizen, and more par
ticularly by every investor and
business forecaster.
First. note that this vast sum
includes only the liquid" savings
of individuals and corporations.
In addition. there are many more
billions of dollars of liquid as
sets" held by banks, insurance COM
panies, building and loan assocla-
tons, educational and charitable
organizations. government agen-
cies. and foreigners.
Second. note that this huge
mass of liquid assets" is far
greater than in the inflationary
period that followed World War l,
or any other period in our history.
In that war. the comparable fig
ure was only about so billion dol
lars. Moreover. the increase was
only "a billion dollars, or 80 per
cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Trade Index
Stays at 1892

BOSTON, Oct. 27--The physical
volume Of business in the week
ended Oct. q held unchanged al
the 1892 in the preceding week
according 10 Barron's Index. ad-
iusted for long term industry anc
population growth. A year age
this index was l45.7.
Barron's index. without ADJUST
mont for long term trend. was
1904 in the week ended Oct. 21
compared with 1903 in the pre-
ceding week and 2oS.0 a year ago
This index is relative TO the base
1858.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
What S New
In Business
Reassure Workers
in DPC-Owned Plants
BY WARD SCHULTZ

Because in some isolated in
stances. the recent publication
Of a list Of Defense Plant Corp.
properties which are up for
sale caused unrest among the
workers IN those plants, Jesse
Jones. secretary OF commerce.
issued a statement OF reas-
surance
Art Fushman. head Of the
Detroit RFC. says that the
misunderstanding arose when
plant employees got the idea
that immediate sale Of the
plants was contemplated and
war contracts were 10 be cam
celed.
He added that Jones. in his
statement. said the offering
does not mean that lay-offs are
in prospect; il is only a part Of
DPCS long range planning.
the plants vail remain in
war production as long as
needed and probably under pres
sent management. DPC is only
asking for the bids so that they
will have some yardstick avail
able when the time comes 10
sell.
Fushmsn said that there is
but one instance of immediate
sale Of DPC plant-that in the
case of an operator which
wanted 10 purchase it now.
Bids were taken after We ran
advertisement In leading papers
throughout the nation" he said.
"The operator had to have the
will 10 top the highest bid to
purchase the plant"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27

dent of the Bond Club of Detroit
and of the Michigan Municipal
Advisory Council.
Other officers named by the
I. B. A. included William Moore
of Mcdonald, Moore & Co., as
vice chairman: Harry E. Thurston
of Waiting, Lerchen e. Co., secre-
tary and treasurer, and Oscar L.
Buhr. vice president of the Detroit
Trust Co., William c. Roney of
w. c. Roney & Co., and Cyrus H.
King of Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane. directors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Rail Boost Opposed

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27-The
nations principal shippers will OPP
pose the railroads move for rein
statement on Jan. l of the AZ per
cent freight rate increase now
under suspension by the ICC, but
will ask another temporary sus-
pension rather than permanent
cancellation of the rate boost, il
was disclosed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Grow Rod Pins

According TO what we learned
in physics. heat expands, cold
contracts. But at the Ford Mo-
tor Co. they are now freezing
understood aircraft engine parts
TO make them grow"
The new process is being ap-
piled TO articulated rod pins
used in Pratt & Whitney en-
gines. Pins that are two or
three one-thousandths of an
inch understood are grown" to
proper dimension by cooling
them to 313 degrees below zero
by packing them in liquid air.
Actual growth takes place on
the outer surfaces of the metal.
The process is expected to find
widespread use. Sixteen rod
pins go into every engine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Priorities

the Detroit regional office Of the war Pro
ouction Board announced today the following
pgoTlutS kctIont
LA amended Furnaces Established
Hmplned practices for production
L-23-c. amended Domestic Cooking Appli.
anSss ana Dometfic usstins stoves : Ssstrict,
production 20 exceptions provides for excep-
lions 10 conform With Pri Reg as
L-S3-b amended Repair partS for Track
LAYING Tractors Eliminates quotas for
dealers. ADDS certificstion procedure
L-2ST-b Farm Machinery - Restricts man
ufActuTs of rubber-tired equipment, controls
sale delivery and use % tractors. provides
for Ecneduiins suptrsedes L-25T, L-257-a.
revoked
M-2i2 revocation. Petroleum Coke 81
Revokes the order
M-3sO amended Moisture vapor Barrier
Material Removes restrictions on foi
method ia pAckaging and for Lend-L Lease
pf4B amended = Fiber Shipping Contain
ers--PatinF Provides Tor products manufac
tgred under Pri ReF Is
For further tetAls contact WPB. 1910
Woodward. Phone TR. $4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
M. S. Rukeyser
Liberal Attitude
Of Dewey Praised

presidential campaign in wartime. there has been
ideas Of Gov Thomas
Dewey those President Roosevelt and the New Deal
springs Dewey desire to give objective
appraisal work the ncumben desire TO be fair in select
ing the wheat from the chaf.
significant point differences between the two
candidates divergence attitude. While the New Deal
the security Dewey his cur
speeches. public addresses 1870 has failed
give opportunity" While the New Dealers
impression economy had become mature and that
industrial fully built Dewey with the spirit OF youth
eXudes hope the promise of American life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Liquid Assets
Danger Cited
THE DETROIT TIMES
BY LEWIS HANEY
Professor Of Economics. n. 7. Uniysrtity

Postwar plans come and go.
Reconversion policies change. Wall
Street swings first TO the bull
side and then 10 the bear side.
ShiVers of fear run up and down
the Washington spine, now lest
there be initiation, and again lest
deflation gets US.
But one thing goes on unchang-
ing and unceasing. that is the
piling up Of what in these gay
'40s has come TO be called liquid
assets" tOf course. there are
other aspects of this growth OF
liquid assets" and the public
debt and reserve note liabilities
also pile up but these are less
pleasant 10 think about, and re-
ceive less official COMMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Instolment No. 20

NON read the note Helen had left for him next
~ morning. She had slept on the living room sofa
and already at work. The coffee is made. Just
warm il up And there eggs in the ice box Holy
Love in at 1880 bat Just chase her away if she
bothers you. Love-H"
Eggs. He couldn't imagine anything more sicken-
ing at the moment than eggs. He heard Holy Love
moving around. That meant it maybe around
II. That meant Wick soon would be home. The
weekend
He had been sleeping II hours and maybe more.
He stood up. 1t wasn't too good. He felt strong
but uncertain. He put one of Helens wraps around
his shoulders and went TO the kitchen.
Sitting at the table drinking the hot coffee, he
suddenly had the odd idea that somebody was stand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Fail TO List Bank Rate

NEW YORK. Oct. 27-Follow.
ing a meeting of the directors OF
the Federal Reserve Bank of New
York, no announcement was made
regarding the banks rediscount
rate, which is y of l per cent on
u. S. government securities hav-
ing a maturity or call date of a
year or less, and l per cent on
longer maturities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27

KUzDzAL. PFC WALTER AIRS. Hem
Iietta kuzdiai. mother. ii4os charest.-
, LzDp. PFC; EERnrkr S-Mn. sus
L. LAEIGLE isiO.I PvT Eol, HAROLD J-Frsd n
LANEET, PFC. ELMER F.-Mrs. Lydia
Lsnnet mother. PsynesNills.
LARSON. PFC. EDWARD o-Mrs. Caro-
IATscH. PIC DALLAS w'@Mr,. Jose
Prime 1,,y Lstse ssc mother; hisyath.. -
L.usS mother 1901 Sorrento mn p.tS Gertrude
Lavish, mother esaa Helen. Detroit. '"e''
t, bssnfeo s.;, rfC; LEONARD frank II.
I' IEDBtrTE TER PFC H". JoHNsrE-m.. rv.ly.
HsfBiscEs sI PVT s4 FRANK 1%1E'o1 Rs.TS
IENoYEL' SGT FRANK WINS.
Bertha s. LsnEyel. mother. las Dey. De
LOVELY. s/sGr. LEO H-Mrs. viola
LOVELY; mother cheeoyssn.
Lowrie, wife 6si7 REGULAR. Detroit
MALLos: PVT JAMEs-Mr. Georrl. Nal.
0 mA PG'Rf5 i rs SpES RfiIs Mar,
then father. Por, Huron. IMAM MAR
MecoLLUM, PFC. EDMOND H.-clarencs
McFSRREa. PVT GEORGE d. G Nc.
MeKAsE'~ Pfcs John JR.-John McK.ns
M f1iRfs ' Pvr JOIN i Mrs. s0u Ecu,.
Mcpherson, mother. 5434 Hayerhill. Detroit.
MEDIcl. PFC. RICHARD G.-ML. Msry
.METzGER PFC. ROBERT Mrs. June
Mst5ser -, wife; Mount Morris
M.igee; mother. 1877 Princeton, Detroit.
MIcHALskI- PFC, EDWARD J. - Mrs.
wands Michalski. wife. STAT Lumpkin. Ham.
MILLER. PVT. JAMES y Mrs. RUTH
Miller mother. Grand Rapids
MiNrA. PVT: STEPHEN J.-mrs Flora L.
NIRIDER. s SGT. EssIE-cseil sindsr.
MORO. sli.' ioass KsEfn,Sal. pstroi TONS :.
sro,hsr. POLO Burnside Detroit
NuNAMAKER, PVT. DAVID s-Nn Anna
Ny NSMs% P mother yn; Ssgin's MI, ,,
osERTEIN PVT w1LFRED H-p.rra
oS oDtEL oTPtasr n sslFEr2S' m v,o,,,
ossuRN. PFC. NORMAN A.-Als1andsr
P&I se9iR PVT E E5TS fi' y-m.,h ?.
PA9uIs, PVT TONY A.-Mn. Margaret
PARKER, It's ROBERT p.-MnL Lille
Parker mothsr. ST. Johns
Pssrc rec no,her Grand and Rapids. ~"''"'i
PoiEwKA. PFC wALTER-Mrs Victor
/ PoleWkA, mother. Jackson
Martha Pryiomski mother si75 Melville.
RAsMASsK. PVT. GEORGE j. - Mrs.
Amelia X. PsvAionis. sister, 1909 Fullerton.
RILL. PFC CLARENCE P-chnI Rni.
RUsE Pvr DANIEL P.-Ben,l.y.
scHoTT. PVT DANIEL P.-Mrt Dorothy
sLEDzIMsKI PFC ROBERT Mn The
resa Kipke. grandmother 1919 Klein, De.
SMITH PFC EDWARD c-Mrs Shirley
Mae Smith wife Trenton
sOCHA, PVT. JOHN WIS Anna socha,
mother 1894 Penrod Detroit
sTEIsBAUER PFc, ALLEN = - Mira.
Phoebe stsinbauer. mother Bay City
sTENsoN PFC KENNETH E-Ernes, n.
szYszKA' scr STANLEY w-Mrs Irene
s May slater ais stimson Detroit
TERBUsH. SGT ARNOLD WITS Tia
z. Tereush. wife. Rudyard.
TOlZL+.-T NORMAN r - hrI Nellie
Torek wife 1873 Twentieth. Detroit
TOTTEN PFC WARREN Ralph Tot,en.
iaiher 5iT2 Seminole De'rol,
TOWERS. PFC. DOYLE Mrs.. Cay CreS
rRUssLER' PVT KENNETH E-Mrs An
ME Truts!er mother. lo7 Grand Highland
TYLER PFC LOUIS NJ - MrI Helen I.
Tyler wife South Haven
URBANUs 8 SGT HARRY C--Mrt. Helen
CrbAnut. mother. 1901 LAnetts. Detroit
I UPUsKT rs MICHAEL P-steyen Uruskf.
father. i34S2 OrlsanE Detroit
| vAHTRUMP PVT VOLSEY-hp. Catherins
vAntrump Ni's Kssmatoo.
vOLWAY. PFC GEORGE h-Mgt. BesSis
wARNE SCI. DONALD E-MuL Imms
WILSON. 7 scr IRA - NJ, Gladys
Mitchell mother. ass Winfield. Detroit.
zTURAITIs PVT LEO -MrT Anna Ziu-
afft arfN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27

annual meeting
in the Detroit
Athletic Club.
Chapel, w h o
has been active
in the l. B. A.
for a number
o T y e a r s, i S
also secretary
of the Security
Traders Associ-
alton of Detroit
and Michigan,
and past presi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27

ing behind him. towering above and in back of his
head. He knew better but he looked around. These
were not Authorizations. He wondered if they might
not be something
The pressure spurred him to map his plans. Speed
what counted today He tired the door TO the
hall closet. It was locked. Helen had seen TO that
She had any great supply but bottle would
have been enough. He called, Holy? Would you
open the hall closet for me?"
Sorry Mist Birnam. 1 don't have key"
She liar, of course, but what could he do
about II? He got dressed. thinking deliberately of
his objective He must get home into bed before Wick
returned 1t meant several days of frghtfu hangover
and he wasn't going through il without liquor, just
enough 10 keep his sanity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27


day by r. c.
Cosgrove, vice
president a n d
general mana
ger of I h e
Crosley manu-
featuring divi-
sion. He will
have the re-
sponsibility for
all sales activi-
ties Of tn e
m a n u ( a c.
turing division.
- - -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Rasmussen Named
CrosIey Sales Head

CINCINNATI. Oct. 81 - APP
pointment of James II. Rasmussen
as general sales manager of the
manufacturing division of the
CrnsleN Corn WAS announced To-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Bower Roller Bearing
To Pay 81 on Dec. 70

Bower Roller Bearing has de-
clared a dividend of 81, payable
Dec. 20 to stock of record Dec. 8,
bringing the total payments dur
ing the year to $3.50. the same as
in 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Standard Brands Net
For 9 Months Drops

Standard Brands Inc. reports a
net profit for the nine months
ended Sept 80 of S6,329.l76 equal
to S1.79 per share. as compared
TO $3.50, $50 or S1.96 a share for
the same period last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Chapel Elected
|BA Chairman

Harold r. Chapel of Grouse,
Bennett, Smith & Co. was elected
chairman of the Michigan group
of the Investment Bankers Asso-
citation of America at the units
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Motor Wheel Pays
30.Cent Dividend

Motor Wheel Corp. has declared
the regular quarterly dividend of
80 cents on common. payable Dec.
II to stock of record Nov. II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

The war department today public the of 222a
wounded Included this
l59 Michigan, SO from the Detroit
kim who been notified
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Double Melon Sliced
BY Federal Mogul

Federal Mogul Corp. has de-
clared a dividend Of SOC and an
extra dividend of 10c, both paya-
bic Dec. 9 10 stock of record
Nov. 80.
These dividends will bring the
total disbursements for the year
10 Sl25. compared 10 81 IN 1913.