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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
Rails Pace
Market Gains

NEW YORK, Dec. 8 uNS)-
The stock market was higher to-
day. Selective buying lifted many
leading industrials and rail shares.
Volume ran well above million
shares for the whole session.
New York Central was again
the feature of the rails, rising to
PA, up Is.
Loews jumped pa points to
S1i4. SteelS and motors were
higher. Dow CT EN- cal and
Du Pont were strong Douglas Air
craft and Lockheed gained frac-
tionally. Merchandising and cop
per issues edged forward slightly
in small trading. international
Harvester climbed Is. Utilities
were little changed.
Westinghouse Electric scared
nearly points to III. a new
high. 1t was rusnored the shares
would be split soon 4-for-l.
Rejecting the mixed trend in
stocks, the bond market moved
indeciSively. The curb market
was mixed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
Detroit Livestock

dull At SIS so downward Sausage bulls sold
during the week al Sell stockeu and feed
ers bulked az ss@l3.
CALVES - Weeks 'slsbls receipts 2 900.
Calves and veslerS sold freely all week al Arm
prices Top and bulk for good and choice
Nealers held at SlT Common and medium
grades made sl2@ 1880. with oulls at S4e7.
Common 10 good heavy calves turned at $50
II with choice 500 lbs quotsble at SIS.
Culs heavies ranged downward 10 Sc
HOCS-Wesk's saisble receipts $500 In
creased receipts today forced prices slightly
lower Barrovs and gifts scaling 1e0-270
lbs Injured SC under Wednesday and heavier
kinds oc lower while other weights and sovs
held steady. Good and choice 2oo-27o lbs
brought STA. 10, extreme top $3.50 spsrinfly
Most $4,000 lbs. made STA and 270-4o0
lbs\ $3.50 Desirable 16o-iso lbs turned
~ si325@i4 and l4o-l6o lbs at fl225
ala Sows bulked at si3a i3. so Compared
with last weeks close. bsfrovs and gilts are
io-2Sc higher and sows strong 20 0c up
SHEEP - weeks salsble receipts iO,50o
Prices for slaughter lambs broke sharply as
the week opened but recovered somevhst on
the clos, Thus good snd choice lambs are
mostly soc off, while lover krsdes are soc
70 81 down Sheep sold weak 70 use lower
FOR the period Good and choice native lambs
huiked late ~ sl3 Soei77S. small lot
topping a. si3 as, although the weeks top
~ STA vss paid MONDAY Common and me
dunn lambs made ss@io rood up 30 SIS
culls dropped 70 81. Fat ewes bulked a. 50
q 5 so. top IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09

ERUiTS-Appe' Rslovins Nc / 81 81
80 80 S sSils =, by Delicious No 81 50
-. 5ss 50 4s,,ls ~ Rsoa' Island
lans,hsna. ~. s3z5a2 80 4s-ls Ss
Sor'h: g5o, sp'i Nc 81 sos2 90 4i-To
8;s ; f So go g 4i 81 w -
Hiysr NJ : s7e2 50 4s-lb bu
VEGETABLE GREENS-Cousrds 10 !
sial7s By Lex, No sisi so eol
st hl 7i Green, NS 8 1ss SO is-lo ou
LITTUcE AND SALAD GREESs-c,i.ry
csnnsEe fsncy 50 2sa2 50 b. No !
81 500 2. Endivs No. 1 s. 75@2 bu zee.
s ,oi' * SEQ $3.50 ~ Lei lettuce. ho,
eeor 7se %. lo-i5 bsis,, P,riisy GUY,
vEGETABLIs fnlsosilsH,og -B,,u Nc
Isee 81 Or bchl iopp,a y. q
e. 50 b. c'PeW;, 70 ,so 'isi 80 s.,
7seasi b. Carrots bgnchso ~ $50
r. 81 7sa7 6syinovef ~ t7s
50 og celery 'suey. 81 2o@i - eo1
eoz bchi No 81 Borsslscish No 1
50 peck basket. Dry onions fancy s. 7Ss
] 50. fsfsnips 10 j s2s5so- b psr,is,
Iooi ~ soss'I as sg Pe,''e's 81. 81
5se 81 F,dSS, r,e soisSap 81 ~ i sof
ssas, So 81 ISL q 90 81 = ss % FI h.
ll,iogs isney - = By. NJ. eor.ssi ~
i, isy siso 81 No so, ~ "a ''a fa'
faney. 81 su N 81 sails. v,r,,sb.,
o5JterI No. I. s. oo1 bchA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
Excellent Idea

CAA is doing a little bit Of
intelligent postwar planning
right now.
Instead of waiting until thou
sands of pilots are released
from the air forces TO qualify
them for licenses. I'm told that
they're checking them out now.
Out at Romulus, pilots are
getting their commercial tickets
and many of them will be quail
flied as q co-pilot on a paSsen-
ger airline Immediately on
release. Each ticket carries the
pilots power rating-the rated
power of the largest ship he's
qualified 10 handle.
Aside of relieving CAA OF a
lot of congestion when peace
comes, this is proving a great
morale booster because many of
those tickets are the equivalent
of thousands of dollars of peace
time training.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
Auto
Graphs
AAF Reveals B-29's
Gun Control System

This morning, at the Hotel
Waldorf Astoria in New York
City, another of the wars we'll
guarded secrets was taken off
the list. Before an exclusive
group of high-ranking Army Air
Forces officers, manufacturers
and news writers, the central
gunnery control system Of the
famed B-29 Super Fortress was
explained and demonstrated.
Although the B-29 has been
flying for some time. few de-
tails have been exact enough
TO give the average citizen an
idea of what it really can do.
For instance, the range, the al
titude and the speed of the huge
bombers have always been given
in very general terms. The
armament was never talked
about and until lately, the To-
cations of the guns have been
censored TO the extent that pic
lures approved for publication
have had the turrets painted
out.
Now the nub of the whole
complicated armament system is
10 be divulged. II is heralded
as revolutionary advance in
armament. AAF officers who
commanded BIOS in combat
were on hand to demonstrate
tho system
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
Detroit Produce

Lighter supplies ~ most fruits and veEe
Produce Terminal today. with trading limited
Potatoes with lighter supplies we're steady
Onions ruled firm. Boxed apples we're stroni
apples In liberal supply on steady market
Iceberg head lettuce and carrots continued
strong ~ ceiling prices With leaf lettuce sd
vancinT Christmas trees Nere slightly weaker
Apples Michigan, bu. u s No Delicious
best S3.l2d342 JonSthsnS s503lS
Mcintosh, best. So 2l@3.42 Northcrn spys
best 50 90 snovi fair quality S3e2 as
some ordinary 10 fair quality all varieties
S2e7.7s. Beans. Florids eu nmpn va
WAX Beans IS 2Sa $50. Beets. Texas O..
crr. 81 .2se ATS. mostly 50 so. Broccoli
cabbage domestic round type neW crop
Arizona So-ib. sacks 50 Texas Los Angelo
erts.. S47S. Carrots California Arizona
Los Angeles crts 6-doz bchs - as Mich
gar, bu bstts topped washed 81 IS. Csuii
flower Cslifornis pony crts. S27S Celery
California Pascal criS large 50 1894 IS
Michigan. Golden Heart oo5 stalks ssdeoo
p crts i37S Cucumhers Florida bu
hsk,s IS. fair quality. 50 soes ordinary
r. s9e' o iaaig.n. s s o..,
Escsrols Louisiana bu bskts. 81 asa SO
Grapefruit TeNsy orts white. sac SIS
PINS 500 IS Florida cr,s. PINS IS o2
s4I52s Ribieu IS so. Lettuce los An
Fsi0s cr's Iceberg As a., Arizona s. ~
lfsf LettuCe hothouH lO-lh bSbif ONO
Nichlren 81 80 Onions. So-ih. SACKS Nichi
ran Z No Yellows 81 so. Colorado
sweet spanish larft 81 S0si s.
OfsnTet Florida borss S7a 80 mostly
$50 Pofatoss iOo-lh SscN Z s, No
size A. idaho Russet Burhsnks, - $50 3 ~
witty Frsde S34os3Sn l0-lh sacks
42fgc Maine 81 25@33S iS-lb Sscn SO
10 $50 Michiren Fusset Rursls. - 6od2 IS
ChippeVss 81 Upper Peninsula Kstshdint
81 az few S27S iS.lh sacks Green Noun
tsins SO New Yerk Rstshdins $50 : %
Minnesofs ChippesN So Rsdshes Texas
cr's s7so few s27s.
sWse' Potstosf Porto Ficsn Ysmt. Louisi.
ara crfs 81 ioa73s Ne 2 t7Ts
TsnTsrinss florida boIes all So iona.
s-'b hsstf MEDIUM, 50 20. lsrEe. ,24o
small 81 7sa740
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
Cotton Duck
ban Extended

WASHINGTON, Dec. s. Be-
cause of continued shortages Of
cotton duck or military tentage
requirements, the period during
which restrictions of direction 2
TO conservation order M-9l, 'op-
Grafton of looms to produce tent
age fabrics for army and navy"
shall be effective, has been ex-
tended indefinitely WPB reports.
The OPA announced a ceiling
price increase averaging approx
mately Az per cent for all con-
structions of duck cloth. lin the
grey" effective Dec. 6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
DoW.Jones Closing
Stock Averages

Marketing of all species Of live
stock held up we'll during the
week just closing at the Detroit
stockyards. Trading, however, was
quite erratic and prices fluctuated
rather wildly. Hogs finished slight
~ higher. cattle mostly steady
but extremely uneven; lambs and
sheep lower. Virtually complete
clearance occurred in all depart
ments except cattle. but even here
carry-overs were not burdensome,
CATTLE go weeks tslsble receipts 5000
Although steer and ytsflinf supplies were often
burdensoms COWS comprised better than so
per cent Of the weeks run steers and year
linEs sold steady 10 2Sc or more lower In
fact, some light yesrlints looked stronr Cows
opened unevenly HIGHER bu, lost most ~ the
upturn on me close. Bulls finished weak 10
use Tower and replacement cattle steady A
few good s,esrs reached SIG several loads
~ top-medium steers Si3 4Oai44o bulk
all common and medium steers. yesrlinFs and
heiisrs, ssels Numerous load, ~ hei'efs
csshed a. sioai3So. Common and medium
beef COWS huksd a. tssi so food COWS
mostly si7His 80. Gamers and cutters sSa
$50. with shelly. lightweight esnnen very
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
Scores 0PA
Pri(e-Fiixiinq
Nv LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of Economics. y. \. University
More and more, IT seems 10 me.
/ the OPA is showing its stuff-is
showing Us the end toward which
the price-fiNlng policy is leading
us. As Chief BowleS says, Il am
confident we can fipiSh the job
And what is the "job"
/ As nearly aS ! can gather from
studying the OPA policy. II is to
destroy the incentive system of
pricing, and 10 keep us from
spending our savings as we wish.
In order 10 replace incentive, II
proposes direct control over pro-
ducton and, OF course. rauonlng
Of consumption.
The general idea is 10 put on
price ceilings" and. when these
cause trouhle-as they always do
m many caSeS--the price-flXers
merely take the negative action
of relieving some difficulty caused
by their own action. They def
nitely refuse 10 regard prices as
an incentive TO producers and a
reward for efficiency in produc-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
Gent Detroit
Meeting Set

Projection Of well formulated
war and postwar plans for service
IN meeting the nations fire haz-
ards will keynote talks by F. d.
Bacon. r. L. Bradon and F.. A.
Warren Of the General Detroit
Corp. when the firms fire protec-
ton engineers gather AT dinner
on Friday, Dec. Is, at Z p. m. in
the Champagne Room OF the Pc
nobScot Club.
The dinner meeting in the Pc
nobscot Club eliminates three
day Detroit education conference
for the corporations 40 branch
heads. General Detroit manufac-
lures the major share of the
worlds supply OF fire eXtingush-
ing equipment most OF which has
been diverted 10 military channels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09

CHICAGO Dec. q tINs -HOGs-22 900.
steady 10 weak top, STA bulk. Sl3 5@ 4
heavy. s13.75ai4. medium. sl3 s5@ IA
1915: sows, sl3,75a 90. pigs. sll a
CATTLE-3 900: stesdy Cslves-so0.
steady. steers good and choice si6nls
common and medium, sl3elo. yearlings
sii.5o@l7, butchers heifers seal675
cows. Ssal4: bnulls. $50 l. so. calves. So .
1880 feeder steers. s1od 1878. stocken
steers, 500 so cows and heifers s7e
sHEEP-s 500 steady. lambs. si4@144o.
common. sl00l3 yearlings. sl0e q so,
feeders, Sll@l325. ewes. SAC rs.
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH. Dec. ms - CATTLE -
rs. steady. steers. good 10 choice, SIG so "a
1850. medium TO good. sl4al6 common 20
Heifers good to choice l45oel5. medium
10 good si2@l4 so. common TO medium
ssso@l2 Cows. good 20 choice s10@li.
medium TO good. IS. 500 Q. so. Gamers and
cutters S4@7. Bulls. good 20 choice, 81 la
IL common TO medium. Sc. 500 $50,
HOGS--300. slow and ] DC lower. l6o-iso
lbs. Sl4ai43o. 10000 lbs. Si4.30a
1910 2oo-22o lbs. Sl4.30N 1910. 220-
$50 lbs. STA 25el44o: 25o-30o lbs sl4
aI425. 3o0-35O lbs, 81 $50 "a 1901 80
lbs. SIZE as. rogshs sl2 so@l 3sa
@145O. medium 70 good. sll.Soe so
ws'hers x2n4So
cALvEs-5o. steady Good 10 choice az
ais medium. sl3ei4 culls and common,
sSMq
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
S+inson Plane Ready

Stinson division OF Consoli-
dated Vultee Aircraft has its
bid for the private aircraft
business ready for the post
war market. II unveiled Off.
cially before the Aviation Trans
portation and Manufacturing
Association in st. Louis. a
family cruiser called the Voy-
ager 125.
The plane combined the Stin-
son Voyager l05 features with
those of the Flying Jeep"
which the company builds for
the army. 1t is powered by a
125-hp. Lycoming engine, cruises
at 1l2 mph. and has a range Of
470 miles. 1t can carry. besides
the pilot, two passengers and
their luggage.
James c. Welsch. sales direc-
tor for Stinson, says the COM
pany can begin building the
new Voyager within 90 days
after wartime restrictions are
removed on manufacture. The
plane will be "competitively
priced" whatever that means.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
What's New
In Business
Salaries and Waqes
Still on Uporooe
By WARD SCHULTZ

The prospect is that total in
come payments 10 individuals
viii reach A new high record IN
1914. exceeding The previous
high record # Sl42 30 coo. 900
in 1913, when income payments
were over double the prcwar
figure Of S66. ,6s 600 600 in 1888,
according 20 the Alexander
Hamilton Institute.
Total income payments during
the first nine months nj 1914
amounted 10 Sll4.S55, 600. 600
as against Sl03,s7l 100000 In
the corresponding period of
l943. an increase OF 100 per
cent.
During the first nine months,
salaries and wages. which ac-
counted for ,l.3 per cent Of the
total income payments. were
1913 per cent higher IN 1874
than in l943. Interest and divi-
bends, representing 6s per cent
OF the total. bowed an increase
of l04 per cent. Entrepre-
neural income and income from
rents and royalties showed a
gain of 500 per cent. while
benefit and relief payments were
up So per cent.
As in 1913. salary and wages
in 1914 represented a consider
ably larger proportion of the
total income than in the prewar
year of 1898. Whereas salaries
and wages accounted for 7l.3
per cent OF me total in 1914,
they accounted for only 64.8
per cent of the total before the
outbreak of var.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
Insurance Date

Mutual Life Insurance Co Of
New York reports an interest
ing highlight on its war death
claims.
OF IA prisoner Of war deaths,
seven were in the Pacific area
and seven in the Asiatic. Not a
single prisoner of war death
was reported 10 the company
from the European area.
incidentally. war dea h g
amounted to only 81 per cent
of claims paid in the three years
since Pearl Harbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
Elastic Nut
Paws Interest

NEW YORK. Dec. S-W. F.
McGuinness, ice president and
treasurer of the Elastic Stop Nut
Corp. stated hat payment 10 the
paying agent, he Guaranty Trust
Co. of New York, of the amount
necessary. 10 meet the interest due
Jan. IS. 1945, on outstanding
15-year. 5 per cent sinking fund
debentures, will be made in the
ordinary course Of business.
Accrual of such interest has
been included in the reported re-
suits of the operations of the
company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
Packard Post
Given Mutt
BY SILER FREEMAN

Arthur Mutt, former Wright
Aeronautical Corp. executive, to-
day was named director of Pack
ards aircraft engineering division
by George T. Christopher. presi-
dent.
He will be directly under Col. j.
G. Vincent, who heads engineering
for the company.
AS director, Mutt will have
charge of the new advanced en-
CINE development program in To-
ledo. as well as the research engi-
neering facilities which are being
provided at Willow Run army air
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
300 Planes Shy

Aircraft accepted by the Army
Air Forces in November were
about 300 below the working
schedule for the month, ac-
cording TO J. A. krug. head OF
the War Production Board.
This was due TO unfavorable
weather for flight-testing, some
loss of production due to
Thanksgiving. drastic design
changes on some types and diff
culties in bringing new models
into production, krug stated.
Planes taken by the AAF for
the past month totaled 6,747.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09

dent of engineering at Wright
Aeronautical. he had a key role
in the creation of the Wright Cy-
clone 1S-cylinder engine used in
the BOG Superfortresses. Devel-
opment of the Cyclone engine was
completed under his personal di-
rection. III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
u. S. Rubber Honored

The l.. 6. Rubber Co. has
been awarded the Army Air
Forces Certificate of Service"
for its help to the AAF in
maintenance and repair training.
The award was made by Maj.
F. w. Barth for Brig. Gen.
L. A. Lawson. commanding gen.
eral of the Eastern Technical
Training Command. II was ac-
copied by Emmett Sheahan. as
sistant TO the president OF L. S.
Rubber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
Slash Sugar Quotas
For Industrial Users

NEW YORK. Dec. s. Sugar
quotas for industrial users for
first quarter of 1915 have been
reduced from so per cent TO 20
per cent of 1871 rate of use.
Bakers and pharmaceutical users.
however, will continue 10 operate
on their present basis OF so per
cent and 100 per cent respectively.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
Elliott Names 3 Aides

X. B. Elliott, Studebaker's
vice president in charge of sales.
today announced the names OF
six new district managers. They
are: F.. w. Burkhard and <. n.
McNabb, Chicago; N. f. Snyder.
Buffalo; X. II. Jennings. Boston:
Oscar Linden. ST. Paul. and
William P. Blake, Portland, Ore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09

b a S G. n @ w
types of air.
craft engines
will be devel-
oped at Toledo
for the army
air forces and
flight tested at
Willow Run.
Mutt has al
ready assumed
his new duties,
with headquar-
tiers in Toledo.
Ac Ntpn nTpCi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
Pan-American Meeting

NEW YORK, Dec. S-Meeting
OF stockholders to approve newly
announced financing plans of Pan
American Always will be held on
or before Feb. IS, 1915, accord
ing to the agreement with Atlas
Corp, the underwater.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
Magnesium Plant
Makes Shells, Rocket!

NEW YORK. Dec. s - To fill
rush orders for the ordnance de-
partments Of both the army and
the navy, Rheem Manufacturing
Co. has taken over a substantial
section of the Basic Magnesium
plant at Las Vegas. New. TO manu-
facture rocket projectiles and 81
nm. motor shells.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
The Hard Way!

Hot stuff: Conn the Clothier
is threatening 10 bring suit
against he proprietor of
Mickey's Show Bar for using
his wear it-toar il and / came
up the hard way" advertising
technique He says he realizes
that imitation is the Sincerest
form of flattery, but this is car
rying il TOO far. II run into the
darydpSf tbipCS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
Grains
Decline

CHICAGO, Dec. 8 (INS)-
Grains were on the downgrade in
today's late dealings and rye
dropped as much as 24c before
recovering.
Wheat closed &c to &c of
corn, SAC to &C lower; oats. &c
to &c of; rye. 1hc TO lac lower,
and barley, nc TO &c off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
Help on 'AI|ieators'

Graham-Paige's subsidiary in
Warren, o.. will produce hull as
semblies for the Alligator"
the amphibious tank being built
at its Warren avenue plant here.
The Ohio branch makes the
complete Beaver" landing craft.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO Dec. s (INs Cash grain:
WHEAT-None
81 Oei,al III. No yellow. 81 O3N 0s
sample grade yellow, S7eaSl 90.
OATS-No. | mixed heavy, TIE No.
76I2c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
POINTS OUT DANGER

This danger, they say, will he
Al maximum. after victory in
Europe. when two forces will be-
come operative: % 100 billion
dollars in savings" will become
available 10 make purchases and
(2) the returning veterans with
ample savings and "GI loans" will
want 10 open stores and res
taurants. So the pressure on rents
and prices in general will be
greater than in 1919.
This time. however. says BoWleS,
we have the tools of control and
I'VE can finish the job" But just
what is the Job" Is il TO kill
private profits and establish gov
eminent control over business |?
If so, il may be on the way.
If, however, the Job" Is 10
satisfy the wants of consumers
and of the veterans who seek store
buildings. the OPA is on the
wrong track. After all, merely
holding rents down will not add
one single square foot of floor
space 10 commercial buildings. II
building space is scarce now il will
be even scarcer when the vets
come back
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO. o.. Dee. s ms Cash grain
wHEAT-No 2 red. si7oi.al7li4
CORN-No. 2 yellow. 81 lac l5i7. No. 3
yellow. 81 i3@l l3ia
OATs-No. white. 74e7oc, No white,
.T3a73iac
soYBEANs-No. 2 yellow, s209.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
SYSTEM OF CONTROL

In the last analysis. this comes
down TO system of control which
operates 10 overthrow the profits
system. Whether they are aware
of the fact or not, the OPA in
fixing prices does regulate prof.
its and indirectly makes profit
fixing an important factor in their
price policy
Ostensibly all this Is gong
on in the name of sterilization
1t is spoken of as holding the
line" and preventing initiation.
Take the case of commercial
rents. The OPA argument is that
vacancies in commercial establish
ments are the fewest in 20 years.
Therefore. since would-be COM
mercial tenants bid up rents,
there is a great danger that they
will "precipitate general infla-
tion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
GRAIN TABLE

WINNIPEG GRAIN
WINNIPEG. Dec. inns Rye closed ! nc
to &c lower today Dee. 81 0sss. May
Sl.iots@ 1904 July. sl.os1s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
Dividend Of 10 Cents
By Park Chemical

Park Chemical Co. has declared
q dividend OF 10 cents on the COM
mon, stock payable Dec u 10
holders II record Dec Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09

Dividends In the foreroinr table are the
amounts declared or paid 50 far THIS year
unless designated by an astertsk IN vhhh es~
a dividend n payable IN fsas and hrure de-
notes total paid or bayable fsAA-as.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21
Working Wife Told
Not TO Seek Divorce

War Problem Clinic:
work nights in a war plant
and my husband works days. One
night recently l came home early
because OF illness, and my huS-
band was not there.
] later found out that he stays
out all night and is seeing women.
He no longer brings any OF his
earnings home and he also admits
stealing some OF my war bonds
and caShing them.
Although ! have considered my
self happily married for the past
six years, I am so terribly hurt
that I think divorce is the only
possible solution. Do you agree
MRS. A. b.
Dear Mrs. A. b.:
Your problem confronts many
women these days, and there
are two or three possible things
which you might consider doing.
First OF all, you can do your
work, continue being as faithful
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crisis In their marriage all Of q
sudden.
We have Ia look into what
has been happening for the past
six years and ask ourselves
whether or not we have been
providing for each other the
kind OF love and companiOnship,
"a well as mutual encourage
ment, which successful marriage
demands OF each party.
DIR. ROBERT &. FOSTER,
In Charge of Family Counsel
ing Service. Merrill Palmer
School.
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