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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-13
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-13

anfidt 6er tueltberiibn1ten &atbe'
orale bon &0ln, tpie, ite Dor Dem
&riege ausiab. @egentpdrttg lit Der
Dom rings bon 9fuinen 11meeben,
6a Der in rd9iter Ndbe gelegene
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
Detroit
Livestock

CATTLE-5oo Meager supply lower grsde
Slaughter steers and yearlingS strong az Sl0
"a SO few good and choice around 200
lbs steers steady, but slow. around SIG.
cows and bulls again urgently sought at
weeks unevenly higher levels, most common
and medium beef cows $ea12 but toppy
medium cows scarce; most Gamers ana cut.
tiers So. 5oss.25. with strongweiRhts around
$3.50: only light shelly Gamers al SO or
below bulk common and medium sausage
bulls ssei2, good heavies to sl2 so; stocker
week seo strictly a weather market. supplies
far below trade needs except for better grade
steers scaling over 900 lbs These slow.
steady; other steers and yearlings 25-boc
higher; cows and bulls fully SOC higher
with many spots 81 up. common 10 medium
cows getting greatest upturn good and choice
IFS 10. steers $3.50 and weeks top SIT
for $40 FOUNDERS
cALvEs-25o strong today and Tor the
S17 so, odd head S1s common and medium
slsaies cnils s7s1l; scattering heavy
calves STA down.
HoGSsoo strong bulk good and choice y.
ola. some held higher For week weights
10000 lbs. l5-25c higher; others assoc
sHEEP-eoo Todsys market active. nrm
For week. Lambs and sheep strong TO soc
higher. weeks extreme top SIS so, practical
top and bulk good and choice native lambs
SIS with few Just rood lots 81 IA 5ota l4.7 s.
common and medium mainly s11@13; culls
sS6a rood and choice fat ewes under l 30
lbs topped freely at 81, bulk other fat ewes,
50 5oae5o Gull ewes 50@3 so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
StOCksGaiin
Up 10 a Point

NEW YORK. Dec. rs QNS)-
Stock prices rallied in fair trading
today to regain most of the ground
lost Wednesday. Point advances
were sprinkled literally through
the list. Volume moved along at
Dds 900 shares an hour.
a market feature was a spec
tacular IL point rise IN WeStIng-
house 90 another new high of
1872 on news that stockholders
will vote soon on a 4-for-l common
and preferred split-up. Elastic
Stop-Nut, which broke more than
2 points yesterday when il was
admitted TO dealings after nearly
"a months suspension, was strong
at l0k. up a point.
Santa Fe recovered most of
Wednesdays IL point slump.
Talk of steel price increase
lifted u. *. Steel and Bethlehem
fractionally. General Motors and
Chrysler advanced about a half
each.
Pepsi Cola was up point.
Douglas paced aviationS with a
gain Of, Coppers and utilities
were a shade better. Johns-Man-
vile rallied fractionally. Allied
Chemical slipped a point. Oil
shares moved in a narrow range.
Curb stocks rose. Bids for rail
bonds were tip fractIOuaffy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
And fhe Public Pays

Many businessman who
cusses government for interfer-
ing with free enterprise" is
responsible for that interference
by his ruthless attempts 10
evade ceilings.
Here's two ingenious schemes
used to evade turkey ceilings in
both pre-Thanksgiving and pre-
Christmas trade.
In one instance the jobber
offers rattle tickets with a spe-
cific lot of turkeys as the prize.
With the ceiling at 500, he
sells Sl20 worth of tickets 10
any retailer who wants to be
sure OF winning the turkeys.
It's hard TO prove ceiling vio-
lation on that.
The second is a throw-back
o TO the potato shortage when
jobbers tagged all potatoes
seed" in order 10 get higher
price. In this case. on the sale
OF 100 turkeys, 90 are sold at
ceiling prices while the remain
ing 10 are billed at S25 or $50
each as breeding stock" Nor
does the fact that the turkeys
are all killed and dressed make
a bit of difference
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
Detroit Produce

Trading was moderate at the Detroit Union
Produce Terminal this morning. Iceberg head
lettuce continued strong at ceiling prices.
Green beans were trm at ceiling prices.
Michigan yellow onions were slightly weaker:
s MG sssr and sanfet maTE, sensfsy
dnil.-The Afst supplies Of hothouse Gu
cumber were offered today.
bination extra fancy and fancy, 50 o7s4. al;
Michigan bu, u. s No. ! Delicious, 50. ala
Is sosr g. s MsIRsS.h s Sss
s3i5@3.42, fair to generally good eondi-
ton. 50 1898 -
Plentifuls and Wax Beans, all ceiling. $500.
BEETsoTenas sr,s: eehd; slle. ga
cABBAcE.Ks~ stock, Sob. sacks, round;
Texas. 50 sos3, mostly 50: Red Cabbage,
e: 's Ola 81 .oes f s.. s 70fE 'gS 'ias
cARRoTsDcrts, e-do, Arizona and CALI
fornias s45o@4e6 poorer lower. Texas
cry eAu s-ffi sfsO er,.. ,aoos
a ssE TDstly sosa P.sc. er. a, do.
Heart. ssss. as; Florida erts. Golden Heart
CT cuc'uMBERs-riorida bu. bss,s.. sOme fair.
s1o@l2. dollhouse Indiana boxes doI
KS s7.ol, rs sios, fancy si.52, No.
cRAPEFRurr-Texas orts. white, $500
]. rs pinks ass and larger. 5.75s4 81.
GRAPEs-California luss- Emperors' some
fair, S450@5.
AUTHORIZATIONS crts. Iceberg. As doz..
ell ceiling. s523.
ONIONS-5o-b sacks, u. S. No. l Yel-
lows. Michigan medium, some small. sl.4o@
l IS. best mostly 81 S5@ l.60. Idsho-Colo.
RADIO Sweet spanish. U. s. No. Sin. and
larger. 81 S0ta go. H.
oRANCEs-Californis standard Dor nsven.
all Ss.4s Texas Dor Temples, all Sc so;
Florida boxes 25os and larger. s4a525.
PEARS = Orepon boz D'Anious,- 50 40.
Bose, SIS
PEPPERS-caiifornis Wonders. medium 10
large crts s5@s5o hu. bskts 50
sHALloTs--Louisiana barrels. SIS, crtS.
e-doI 81 7oA7SO.
sPINAcHLresss ou. si@i.2s
TOMATOES-Repaeks. 1o-lb., S2.io.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
Auto
Graphs
Engineers Prepare
for Annual Meeting
By sILER FREEMAN

Engineers from all over the
country are preparing TO head
for Detroit next month for the
annual meeting of the Society
of Automotive Engineers. The
meeting will run from Jan. 8 TO
Il in the Book Cadillac Hotel.
The high point for this writer
will be the paper given by Col
J. NJ. Colby. head OF the de-
velopment section of the office,
chief of ordnance. Detroit. Which
means that we will have TO sit
tight until Thursday night, Jan.
II. when the Colonel will review
the contributions of the automo-
bile industry TO tank engineer
ing.
We have heard a few OF the
things that Col. Colby will tell
the engineers and the sample
whets the appetite for more.
When last we talked TO the
author of the paper. he said ne
was not very far along on IT.
But the things he intended to
put in the paper-the censors in
Washington being willing-will
make a most interesting seS-
sion for the engineers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
Boss Ket to Talk

Another favorite of ours on
the program will be c. +. (BoSs)
Kettering, who will discuss post
war application of wartime en-
cheering in his paper on Fuels
and Engines for Higher Power
and Better Efficiency" There
is no scientist today who can
discuss an intricate engineering
problem as simply as the
Boss" His paper will be read
also on Jan. IL but in the after
noon.
Col J. II. Frye, another MEM
Der of Gen. Levin H. Campbeifs
ordnance staff, is on the pro-
gram for Jan. 10 with a dis
cuSsion of the metallurgy of
enemy automotive materiel.
Mai. Gen. Oliver p. Echols. as
siStant chief of the air staff.
Army Air Forces, will be the
principal speaker at the So
ciety'S annual dinner .Wednes-
day night.
Other papers to be read at
the five-day session viii review
wartime developments such as
water-alcohol injections. heated
wings for aircraft, trends in
airport designs and basic fac
tors of helicopter designs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
Liquorless New
Years Planned

THE PROBLEM of celebrating
New Years liquorlessly is easily
solved this year for under-2l' S
and those who do not care TO
drink. Frank Barbara has planned
two big parties at the Moose
Temple, corner Cass and Eliza
beth, with music by Blue Barrons
famous radio band.
Kirk Wood, handsome young
Moon River" baritone. pinch hits
currently for bandleader Blue,
who has been serving in the u. S.
Army since late in 1943. He con-
tinues the mellow. sweet and
slightly nostalgia Music of Yes
terday and Today" style, long in
demand for dancing. The Barron
touch remains also in the manage
ment of the band by Blues wisp
of a sister, Clarissa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
Agencies Must Give Due Consideration

"(2) The that agencies consdera-
ton substantial proposals adoption rules
which citizens citizens
would be sautary orderly unconng OF the agencies
3 There should effective the judicial
ton administrative agency prosecuting functions
80 Substantive should be adopted agencies
without opportunity affected thereby.
"(5 Whereas probably impossible require decaratoy
judgments by administrative agencies In where
citizen jusfiabe otherwise asking
declaratory would
justified Among those where individual
decaraory order issued would
lowed customary In the past are not lawful ones
"(6 Finally, judicial should provided
order which
point to rule"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Bar Group Seeks
To Simplify Laws

Whether like not the horse and buggy phase OF sIp
federal has disappeared.
of federal government
blown extraordinary extent for the nature
S the federal government.
Irrespective Of trends toward Capitalization OF func'
tons government will be after the TO develop
public opinion shrink the activities of the federal government to
a normal peacetme basis.
unreastc that after such della.
feasible desirable
the federal government will continue TO be OF mammoth
DrO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
There'lI Be More

n. w. Ayers famous kidnapped
dummy stunt which was worked
here not more than few weeks
ago as a publicity stunt for
Plymouth. had a modified re-
peat performance in Cleveland.
The dummy painter, sitting
on a scaffold and presumably
f ishing a half-completed sign,
got the usual attention OF the
police when Clevelanders re-
ported dead man"
The variation came when the
sturdy Ohioans insisted that the
fire department hoist a ladder
and determine that II really
was a dummy.
cor vas il ". w. Aver who
prodded the fire laddies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29

IL Is an obligation of any COM
pany To keep the consumer, its
distribution agents, and its en-
ployes completely informed on
all matters of policy. production
and employment. For this rea-
son, Puffer was appointed TO
create such program and CO.
ordinate our activities along
this line"
Puffer has been with Norge
for the last IL years and in this
time has served in a number of
important executive capacities.
Prior TO the war, he was general
saleSmanager.
He has been director OF post
war planning for the last one
and one-half years, and this as
signment. which involved the
establishment of an overall re-
conversion and decentralization
program, has been virtually
completed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
Absenteeism Up

Wall Street Journal reports
that recent battle front reverses
had little effect on worker
absenteeism-at least in pre-
holiday weeks.
At Ford's Willow Run plane
plant, the number of workers
missing In the week immedi-
atefy preceding the holiday was
the greatest in weeks. Officials,
however, expressed hope that
with the yule shopping period
ended there would be a change
for the better.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
What S New
In Business
Reveals Ex-CeIi-O's
Prewar Arms Role
By WARD SCHULTZ

A hitherto unpublicized saga
Of Detroits part IN the war
effort is brought 70 light in the
current issue Of the Detroit
Trust Co Quarterly story
Of Ex-Cen-O's development of
super machine tools to turn out
shells on a production basis.
The development OF the she'll
turning machine was for several
years regarded as a military
secret, but was recently made
public
In the middle thirueS, Wash
ington, already cognizant of the
threat OF = world contiagration.
turned 10 Detroit for assistance
in turning out better shells,
faster.
The late Alex Dow, then chief
Of the Detroit ordnance district,
was asked 10 find some one 10
do the Job, and here are his
own words on how II was done:
when Washington put the
problem up To us we turned
almost instinctiyely to En-
Cello. We told Phil Huber
what we needed and the result
was the vertical shell turning
lathe now in use the country
over. There was no question
raised about engineering or
production difficulties, or pay
ment for services. Ex-Cell-O
just went ahead and did the
Job. That was one of the first
steps In Americas preparedness
program"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
Cuts Plane Time

Edward Holt. a production
worker at Consolidated Xultee
in Wayne, is the latest to win
commentator for an idea which
is cutting down the time it takes
to produce planes. His sugges-
ton won him an honorable
mention from the war produc-
ton drive division of the War
Production Board.
Hollis idea consists of using
compressed air with specially
designed nozzle to apply flex-
ible plastic tubing to certain
metal fuel and hydraulic lines
which receive a black loom COW
ering for protection. The loom
was hard TO slip on the tube
and usually took 20 minutes to
apply.
The new method takes AZ sec
ondS per tube and saves Sc
minutes per plane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
LafeDeaIS
Lift Rye

CHICAGO, Dec. rs (INS)-Rye
was on the upgrade in today's
late dealings and closed sc TO
1hc higher after erasing earlier
losses ranging TO sc.
Other grains finished moder-
ately lower after being on the
downgrade throughout in fairly
active dealings.
Wheat closed unchanged to sc
off, corn &c TO l2c lower. oats
&c to sc off and barley I'M
changed TO &c up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
Personal Notes

In line with the prediction
carried in this column last
week. w. A. Patterson of United
Air Lines stated that his line
will cut passenger fares within
60 days.
And I see that the morning
paper confirms our pre-Christ-
mas report on Harry Bodman's
promotion TO full colonel.
Not so encouraging was the
realization that we pulled
boner yesterday in saying that
interest on c notes was tax
exempt. Fred Schlorff of the
Wabeek called first. and it was
corrected after the early edition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
Club Arturo

ARTURO'S SHOW LOUNGE,
the popular midtown night spot,
will henceforth be known as Club
Arturo. Dancing and accompany
ing special features provide the
chief nightly entertainment in
terest with Jimmy MCGEE and his
orchestra providing their mixed
rhythms for the former. Jimmy
Russell, formerly of the Detroit
Hotel Association, who has a host
OF friends in Detroit, greets you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
Subject important TO Investment World

This significance whole investment
world and bears directly well personal rights
Having Embossed the of bureaucra unprotected
ctzeny proposed legislation would orderly
rules and regulations for its creatures Until II does Conge
will neglected its shat
of responsibility for abuses executive
The agencies in discussing
this question Of administrative urged legislative action dealing
with the suboned points:
"(1) The requirement public Information
published by agencies interested citizen the
United States full knowledge what Its rules and
tions method
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
Norge Sets Up
Relations Plan

Paul II. Puffer, formerly di-
rector of postwar planning of
the Norge division of Borg
Warner Corp. has been named
vice president to develop
sound employe and public re-
lations program.
In announcing the appoint
ment, Howard h. Blood. preSi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
Ford Local
Presents Musical

AS THE beginning of a series
of music for workers" programs,
Ford Local 600 is presenting a
holiday concert Friday evening at
the Rackham Memorial Building.
The concert will feature 20 voice
choral ensemble. under the direc-
ton of DR.. Cyril Barker of the
Detroit Institute of Musical Arts.
and Willard Tressel, 14-year-old
violinist, and Benjamin Wales.
tenor, will be present as soloists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
Surprise Move

The resignation of Bill"
Packer from Packard Motor
came as a surprise TO many,
Bill has been in the automotive
industry for nearly 20 years
and Packer of Packards" was
almost a trade mark. Before
Joining Packard, Bill had
worked for General Motors.
Without revealing any of his
future plans. it is a good bet
that whatever Packer does. it
will have some bearing on or
be in connection with the in
dustry in which he has spent
a good part of his life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
Government to Express Itself Through Boards

This practical eFstha in its relations with the
businessmen with the federal VIII 70
large itself through commissions and boards
In the the adnn law committees OF the
Bar valuable
federal legislation standadze and cody this thing called
which adopted would restraints the
ocaed The subject studied by House
committee House Resolution l0 The thinking Of the American
embodied the McCarran bill
IS 203o and 5Sl which will pending business for
the Congress-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
Nebraska Utility Sold
To Non-Profit Firm

NEW YORK. Dec. % GNS)--A
Nebraska non-profit corporation
today had paid Sl4,421 900 for all
the common stock of Nebraska
Power Co. TO American Power and
Light Co. Transfer Of the stock
was ordered by the Securities and
Exchange Commission as a step in
compliance with an order for the
of American Power and
Light Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29

announced to-
day.
He succeeds
Col. II. w.
Alden, director
of engineering
of the Thinker
Detroit Axle
Co., who is a
director of the
national Army
Ordnance Asso-
citation. Col.
Alden also will
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
Clearly Outlines the Rights Of Citizens

The rights Of citizens appearing before
taking the field Of arb
decisions whm bureaucats The bill also
provides for judicial Of decisions by boards AS TO
the latter, il broadly provided
administrative action,
within otherwise present
judicial thereof
with this reviewing acting
section penary authority render
such decisions and relief right and justice
conformity applicable law"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
Catholic Thea+er
Prep ares 'Miser'

y MALIERES THE MISER. the
Catholic Theaters first offering of
1945, will open at the Players
Theater Jan. 81. Bill Finn has the
leading role and other featured
players include Albert Fuchinari,
Robert Rock, Gertrude MacEach-
ern and Patricia Bremen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
Dept. Store Sales Up
B Pd. in New York

NEW YORK. Dec. Is Depart
ment store sales in New York
City during the week ended Dec
q were 80 per cent above the like
period last year. For the four
weeks ended that date, the gam
was Il per cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29

q @ n I, said:
Under tn e
present stress
Of war con-
ditions a n d
the approach
ing problems
of recOnver-
q o n q n Il
gradual ad-
justment TO
peace condi-
tons, much
G O n fu \ 4 n
may raGxxlN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
|GusheeHeads..


Election of Edward T. Gushee.
assistant to the president of the
Detroit Edison Co., and president
of the Michigan Post. Army Ord
nance Association, for 1945, was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
OPENING DRIVE

Gushee and the association dr.
rectors will devote the opening
weeks of their tenure in office 10
assisting Prentiss Brown, chair
man of the board. Detroit Edison
Co. in a membership campaign
to enroll 10000 residents of Micn-
igan in the association as part of
a national drive for a total men,
bership of 300. 900. Brown recently
was chosen chairman of special
membership committee composed
of 200 prominent business, pro-
fessional and civic leaders in
Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
United Shirt Pays
Dividend Of 25Cenfs

The United Shirt Distributors,
Inc. has declared dividend Of %
cents per share on the common,
payable Jan u 10 holders Of
record Jan. 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29

CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO Dee - ms Cash grain
WHEAT-No ] hard, Si.73. sample north
ern spring 81 90
COMM , yellow sti4. 80. yellow.
06at 10 90. No yellow qsiscaSI.Osi.
sample trade yelloW 7sigaa2c
oATS-No 3 white and No white extra
heavy, 74c.
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN
TOLEDO O., Dec. Is tINS Cash grain
on track
wHEAT-So. ? red S. 74i4.
COHN-N0 ? yeiioW, &i.i6is. No 3 yell
low S1.l4lzWl.1Sis.
OATSLNo ? while. TGfs aTTigc. No 3
white Taig a76c.
SOTBEANS-E5 2 yellow, 50 1870 ZIG.
wINNIPTG GRAIN
WINNIPEG Dec. - inns Rye closed
a. o. t-c higher today. Dec 81 l27s bid
May. 81 IA bid July 81 llig bid.