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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-04-26
BEA(HHEAD POSITIONS
 IMPROVED
Heavy Allied Bombers Blast Aircraft Factory
 at Turin in Italy
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN NAPLES, April 26.-Allied troops continued to improve" positions on the Anzio beachhead yesterday and heavy bombers blasted the aircraft factory at Turin.
 Other Allied bombers attacked a bridge at Parma in north central Italy and railroads at Ferrara.
 Only thirteen Allied heavy bomb CTS and three other planes are mis- sing in the more than 1,400 sorties against destruction of IA enemy air craft.
 North of Casino shelling and mortaring rages on an increased scale but in the town itself there is little activity.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-04-26
YOUNG PEOPLE TO BE HEARD DURING
 CHILD HEALTH DAY

Representative chosen from the Douglas and Juneau Public schools. the Parochial school and the Girl Scouts will appear before interested organizations that meet during the week of May l, Child Health Day, to give short talks on various topics, according to an announcement made by the Gastineau Channel Health Council today.
 Having the young people talk while adults listen is change in the Child Health Day program which is tribute to the youth of the Nation, pr. Berneta Block stat ed at the April meeting of the Health Council which is sponsoring the program here. The invitation to the boys and girls to speak up was extended by the President of the United States pr. Block explained, and all over the land youth groups will tell what they think about Housing, Food, Work, Fun and Safety--topics which are important in connection with happy, healthy living for young people.
 Organizations that have already expressed a willingness to cooperate in the Child Health Day program of youth talks are the American Legion, Monday night, May l, and the Juneau Womans Club Tuesday afternoon, May 2. Others are being contacted, it was stated, and the names of speakers, their topics and the organizations before which they will appear during the week will be announced later.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-04-26
WIRE RECEIVED BY CHAMBER, REGARD
 TO SALMON PRICES

The following telegram was re- ceived today by the Rev. Willis R Booth, Secretary of the Juneau Chamber of Commerce, from Ches- ter Bowles, Administrator Office ot Price Administration, Washington D. C.:
 Salmon price must be based or 1942 averages determinations such as breakage being discussed with representatives Region Nine here
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-04-26
WC Art Exhibit Tea, Food Sale
 Set for Friday

The public is cordially invited to attend the combination food sale, tea and art exhibit to be held by the Juneau Woman's Club on Fri day afternoon and evening at the Methodist Church. An unusual number of beautiful and interest ing art objects from many coun- tries will be displayed.
 Mrs. Jacques Schurre is general chairman for the affair, Mrs. E. L. Russell is in cnarge of tea arrange ments, and Mrs. D. w. Heron and Mrs Frank Marshall will handle the food sale.
 The hours will be between 2::30 and o'clock, enabling all who at tend to go on to the Juneau High School Spring Concert, also being held that evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-04-26
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
 MEETS TOMORROW NOON

The regular weekly noon meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will be held tomorrow in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel, with MT. Irwin R. Kuenzli as guest speaker
 MT. Kuenzli is Secretary Treasur- CT of the American Federation of Teachers and is here from Chicago.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-04-26
HAROLD AASE PROMOTED
 TO WARRANT OFFICER

Word was received here by Mir and Mrs. Harold Aase regarding the promotion of their son Olaf Aase from Master Sergeant to the rank of Warrant Officer, USA.
 Aase, stationed at Seward, for merly resided in Juneau and was engaged in halibut fishing in this district.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-04-26

fmineral resources, $1770o0; Alaska Fisheries, S536.0oO; enforcement of Alaska Game Law, $160,000 and $5, 100000 to the Alaska Railroad fund as compared to a million the current year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-04-26

Friday evening at a special meet ing for that purpose. The work will be in charge of Willis R. Booth as Master assisted by a corps of sub ordinate officers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-04-26
12 DEAD WHEN
 BIAS HIT HEAD0N

YUMA, Ariz., April 26. - Twelve
 persons were killed when two BIAS collided head-on and crashed in flames l2 miles northeast of here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-04-26
SCOTTISH RITE TO
 GIVE 18TH DEGREE

The Scottish Rite Masons an- nounced today that the slow class of candidates now taking the work will receive the 18th degree next
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-04-26

New arrivals in Juneau are Mir and Mrs. John Gushing from Sitka They are registered at the Baranof
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-04-26

John Liknrss from Chatham, is a guest at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-04-26

George w. Skeels was fined $25 in the City Police Court today on a disorderly conduct charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Stocks Show
Steady Tone

NEW YORK, March 10 GNS)
The stock market maintained a
steady undertone today as issueS
with good postwar prospects rose
fractions 10 more than a point.
Sales picked up slightly and ran
al a million share pace.
Schenley was the feature of the
session, rising more than a point
10 a new high for the year and
longer Other liquors frmed in
sympathy although their gains
we're generally limited to frac-
tons
Peace stocks attracting rather
heavy buying were the rail equip
metits and mai-eFderS- American
Locomotive rose 10 new high IN
active dealings on an advance Of
around A point, while Spiegel also
hit new top on a smaller adj
vance.
Oils were firm. with Sinclair
rising lractionally on the in
creased dividend Communications
had a steady undertone. as did
chemicals. copperS and rails.
Motors turned higher after
carly eaSiness, with ChrySler riS-
ing over point Steels recovered
earlX losses.
Bonds were higher. while curb
stocks were steady.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
On the
business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ

Although the giant American
Light and Traction Company.
Midwestern utility holding com
pany which owns Michigan Con-
solidated Gas. finally received
long sought representation on
the board of Detroit EdlSon-it
owns 20 per cent of Edison'S
stock-things are not going so
smoothly i'm Madison, Wis.
City authorities are going
ahead with an election on April
4 at which voters VIII determine
whether the municipality should
purchase the company's Madison
Gas and Electric Co.
Although American is now in
process OF formulating 4 plan
for MS own dissolution. company
officials paradoXically relteratc
their preViouSlv stated C0ntcn-
ton that they Will not sell the
Madison properties. They fur
Their contend that the facilities
are worth more than the Sill
400, GOO or SSili 500, 600 valuation
placed on them by the city engiJ
neeTS
II the voters decide in favor %
NpurchaSe The big question -
Shether the price viii be IN
Creased or viii the city alter
plan for a later election
for condemnation Of the prop
eTty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
arm ers' Market

FRuITs-Apples. Baldwins. fancy. 81 oS
nll-l-N n---l-- - 1I3-50--Dsl4clnEs- faaeA.y
q 95 oa Mcintosh. fancy. HO5 bn.
30. 50 50d375: Jonathans fancy.
Si-05 on No. ]. SO 2ofi so: Greetings.
fancy Sf.05 bu No. J. S3a3 so: Northern
Spys. fancy. Sf05 bu No. /. $4,000
81 Wageuers fancy. sos bu No. 1,
50 30: steeles Red fancy 81 05 bu (:
No l. S3.500375. Sote-Ceing price
on apples 81 05 4s-lb bu
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
Celery Cabbage No !, 81 5Od2 bu.
VEuETE Bile GREENS-French Endive.
No S2H225 5-lb box.
VEGETABLES iscellaneous) - Beets,
'opped No /, Sl.75N2 bu. Broccoli No.
e 30 ba Cabbage. No. l. Si.25fII7S
bu. red cabbage No. 1 (ceiingJ. 81. IS
j0-lb bu Carrots, topped. No 1, $40
so bu Celery Root No /. 81. 5O03 bu.
Celery. Michigan Squares No. L. So.
Horse-radish. No. J.. 50 80 4 s peck basket.
Leeks, No. /. Sini.5O dor bchs Onions,
dry No. J. medium (ceilingl So 50 5O-ib.
sack Psrsnips No /. S3.5Oa4 bu.
Potatoes No. !, - 25~re 6a-iee- lbs
Radishes dollhouse, No /, Sld120 doz.
bchs Rutabagas. No 1. xlN1.35 bu.
squash. Hubbard no. 1. Si50q2 bu.
Turnips. topped. No L. 81 25GI.5O bu.
Vegetable oysters mo. l $3.50 doz bchs.
Rhubaro. dollhouse fancy. 7Oq75c 5-lb.
box 'hoice 50q soc 5-lb box, small. 81
2 % doz. hchs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
War Bond Record

K. r. Keller. president Of
ChrySler Corp has announced
that the final report Of ChrySler
Corp employe participation IN
the Fourth War Loan Drive
shows that an average invest
ment per employe IN the com
pany'S Detroit plants was
S113.55.
lie said that employees in tho
Michigan PLANTS invested
through the pay roll savings
credit and IN direct cash sales
S7.649 2O607 In tho Fourth War
Loan Drive which was 100 y
per Of the quota set for them
In Detroit. the company'S
Plymouth plant made thc- best
record OF any OF the areas large
plants by investing 1872 per cent
~ the quota set for II, S93l-
2l325
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Those Liquor axes

New federal excise taxes. r.
fcctve April I. VIII mean higher
prices for packaged distilled
spirits and wines. OPA- points
oUt in emphasizing that only The
exact amount Of tax increase
may be added 20 present cell
ms.
Vow taxes VIII increase The
r-rttT7ff price or rJUrT1fCrT 11TqUUT *
much as Is cents quart. The
75-cent top boost Will be added
70 the present ceiling price for
100 proof quarts OF whisky. gin
brandy. rum. etc. with the in
crease proportIonately less for
lower proof liquors
For vino there VIII be 3
cent hike for 4 quart with IS 10
u per cent alcoholic content.
while champagneS, sparkling
and carbonated wines VIII be
increased Is cents for Il %
ounce bottle The new tax on
beer Will mean an increase Of
only A fraction of A cent 4 bot
tie OPA said.
The policy regarding addition
~ excise tax 10 the price by the
drink viii be announced later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Auto
Graphs
Truck Tire Problem
Nears Solution With
'InIaid Carcass
BY SILER FREEMAN

Two years OF research and
development on the part of
l.. s. Rubber Co today brought
the nation near the solution OF
one OF IFS most veXing rubber
problems. the truck tire. Just
As II was the last obstacle 10
be- solved by the industry IN the
old days, so the truck tire Of
synthetic has defed the manu-
facturerS up 20 now
But new type of carcass
construction. which uses only
10 10 30 per cent crude rubber
has been revealed by L Stub
her Already more than a quar-
ter million truck tires have been
1udnutdCtUTrd OF rr7c now type
and have been IN military use,
some of them at the fighting
fronts.
The "inlaid carcass" conStruc-
ton has been hailed by as high
an authority as Dr. Sidney NJ
Caldwell l.. S. Rubbers dlrec-
tor OF tire development, As the
solution 10 the truck tire prob
lem.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
DoW-Jones Closing
Stock Averages
Livestock NJ arket
CHIC AGO

CHICAGO March 10 uNsl HOGS % .
500 steadS top. tlf 90. bulk. S13 $50
"a 10. heavies Si3 75 "a medium
-Si4+f.i4 81 Tghts- Al3 s5<f - 20. light
lights l3ni3 -, packing SONS 4i3 ser
- ~ PiFE. Ss7Tff 81
CATTEE-2 0O0. steady Calves - zoo
steady Beef stores choice Si5GI7. mo.
dunn Xf3Hii. yearlngs Si2 0 rs T..
butchers heifers tiiU 10 IS COWS s. so
~ 10 80 bulls. s. 50ut calves Sq1 IS.
feeders. Sli 10 So. stockers stores. y1r
tf cows and heifers IS 50n12
SHEET nnA g. Stra1v JrArbs Aisu
N co. common Xi3Q1A NearIings Xf2U
"A -s44-fe-eets ~ - So evve~ r .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Line Is Expanded
By RiChman Store

Richman Brothers. manufaCtur-
ers and retailers, have opened A
men furnishings department in
their store AT 1905 Woodward
The new department carries
shirts. tics. hosiery underwear.
sweaters. palamas and robes
The change IN policy, according
10 Manager Max GroSSman, was
prompted by requests from Gus
1 praprc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11


z HERE AND THERE Charley
James tTTptIcate, three 1905 gave
the Pillar proprietorS Macdonald
team first place IN his Senior
House Or. Tina Bennett had
PSI Bing GerStler's 245-20l-
243 for 6S9Li is a new third Naples
Senior high I'd Weiland fired
22222 2iff66 IN 6SSiff, a new record, and
Al Roberts Psi m the GrandWay
House Sam Bciiamo 2i6-22l-
2l9 for csc in the Macomb ALI
Star
Joe PaHarito fashioned 2i5-2f3-20i for
662 no me NJ Elliott senior Fred
Miller ~ 222 $50 for $50 m the DENLY
senior - Tons A4harAl 2Sf ih the Bea-
con House Bob Westphal 257 and 6f7
M The sprinEweus holse FRED LeSco
2il in the GleuesEles s2a Jake Keeb-
Der had 23s A. Rangers came up With es2
ana 200. new Local 31i marks
other league highs George DerWa Cen
teunlHt Senior 2f9 Earie Harris 6fl Red
and Bill Nuttlng .61S White Graphic
Artsi Adam Hardie 2f5 and John CwieK
6uf Falkland House Florence Colnnno.
NeW FairvlcW Ladies 1871. william Muri-
ar'y GicneaEles $50 63l Gus AgGusillak-
DENLY Junior. 236, Tony MSchorlett ana
Larry Larson Ford AifcLsf 232s Wayne
Sp1uldluE Wavue's E1sinessmen' 81.
Sam 81 Ong, TC1mstcrs 227 Emily
Wolf Rusai LadlcS/ 1877 I'd keenan, cad
Iiiar TAM 22-< ALLA-G- - l.l.s .-.-lr.--F---
Bencdict PaLsh. pa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
BEST UPSTATE

The best teams IN Jackson and
Lansing are listed along with FL
wood Blake'S Murdoch and Ellis
Walkers Standard in the men $
state AT Palmer Park where the
UAW-CIO event also is on tap
BeHl-9-DFeH4e- afttf Home -0f fTafa=
mazoo and Miller OF jackson are
Class AS rolling in the womens
state al Olympic
Going another round viii be the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11

man for the
a u 70 motive
Council for
War Produc-
ton is slated
for the job Of
assistant 70
President h.
T Keller of
Chrysler this
c y ! u m n
thought h Q
hoYS around
town might
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Calls Will Clayton
Sound Selection

The first phase The Bernard blueprint for closing
The books of the has been supplemented by the choice of VIII
Clayton Houston Tex cotton broker surplus property
administrator.
Clayton dreamy academcan, with unreaistic theories
about business
on the contrary his university has been the stool OF the
double entry bookeper and the order the cotton broker
With such he may be called TO unload
much SoO0OOOO0OOO OF surplus material before all
His intimate knowledge the technique marketing ought
be helpful Caytons regarded the biggest
cotton merchandising outfit the world
HIS client Uncle Sam VIII be long staple products
due and feeding The stuff without dlSorganzng
markets viii require high degree Of special skill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Murray Declares
25-Cent Dividend

Murray Corporation of America
has declared a dividend of 25
cents per share. payable April "a
to stockholders of record April u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Cot. Turner Comma

-Gei. Roscoe Turner. famed
speed fiier. will be the guest of
the Aero Club of Michigan next
Tuesday. He Will address A
meeting Of 1000 prefight stu
dents of the Detroit schools IN
the auditorium of Western High
al 10 a. m. William B. Stout
Will introduce him.
AT noon, Col. Turner will be
the guest of the Aero Club and
the Exchange Club al the Har-
monte Society.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Grain Market
TOLEDO GAsn nRAIN

TOLEDO CASH GRAIN
TOLEDO o March l0 INsI-Cafh
grain on track
WHEAT No ? red soft 81 7ois
CORN No yellow 81 lSa No 9
Yellow. xliaA.
OATS 40 white SO Sic 80. 3
white, zoe soc
soYBEANs No. , yellow. Si91
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11

want a look AZ the new Chrys-
Ter exec.
Here he is. hoNs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Meet Jim Cope!

Having revealed that Jim
Cope. popular Washington staff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
TRY for Rich Prize
Nv HAROLD KAHL

Times Sweeps al Imperial, Hus-
band and Wife and mixed doubles
at the Cadillac, CYO mems at the
Detroit Rec. CYO Women'S at the
Casino and World War Veterans
at Northwestern.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Dg[iINION TAR A CHEMICAL

var ended Dec 81: 1913 lqf2~-
- profit S672 12f Ssis.sn7
Per common share ~ 06 l.di
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Noted Bear Was Really Efficient Liquidator

me uneSenetae old days before the SEC became custodian
Wall Streets blocks
securities commodities qudate would call highly toued
The late Jesse Lycrmor the hoy trader told
me that ms reputation professional bear short seller
attracted much OF this of qldatng business 10 him
If syndicate wanted TO unload large block of stock II
estate hqudating holdings considered smart TO
retain LiveTfnore
His Identity with offerings to lead to
unWaTranted differences.
His activity expected 10 be misntePreted bear raid
Thus the market would take the selling better thinking that
weak selling which would
buying back the purchase covering
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Fortified by Crude

As explained by Or Caldwell
with the greatest Siralp and
heat in truck tires usually oc-
curing in the carcass directly
under the tread Of the tire. the
inlaid carcass places from 10
per cent 10 30 per cent of crude
-ruhher II -thlS-ct+tlcal -Eeeieff.
1T has been repeatedly dem
Onstrated." DR.. Caldwell pointed
out, that where the same
amount OF rubber Il used. the
iHIaid carcass clearly outper-
forps the conventional type Of
carcass.
land where rayon cord is
used teStS- shnM- -the-Sta--
thetic carcass, inlaid with 80
per cent natural rubber. is a
good as the prewar natural rub
Der cotton carcass, which was
the -pFewar standard of con-
struction.
The new truck tire has had
more than 100000 miles of
comparison tests with prewar
tires, war tires and conventional
synthetic tires II has held up.
according ln-tle-teEtS= IA
fashion which makes the out
look hopeful In the truck field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11

NORTH END VOC 70 sos US SA"'4 ~ s ,.,, :
Open Until 4 A. M. Today
NOTTINGHAM sta az. 5ssf T5Sst =; s ne,
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
NOON UNTIL CLOSING sAR ADIolsiNG.
M YNpIc RE SAIioSAt At 60. slytR
VI WI ~ nLVt PARK Free ?-s5st
" Alleys ss- ara Modern Rsthitsilsr. Opsn
Boriirs At DAY Saturdays snd sunday
.pLILcF RE- $3.50 eRArlo1 AVENUE
Opso Bo~hh0 TODAY UrtI $50 2. ~. After
20 so Billiards R,'iaursot Cocktail Lounss
PALACE. SCHOENHeRR e soso a. ! 7.s sis5
distinctions Given Daily or ne PAUL aosIGV
Ssr-i0struotor. learn 10 Bu~i Correctly Hsrs.
PAIN PEAcH 1870 MEYERS sssr
Open so-uno TODAY unti - after a..
fr's ios'fueiion' b. Al osssou Nsssdays 2.S ? ".
.pNurp pLpY neSicHoLS 70. Between
fHlmcn Tam woodward a John p TO s.223l
a. Brunssics Alleys Bar ard 6riil Opsn se-I-
100 - P After Tr.]0. Free Psrstnq.
pIpRI AVN 1920 VEST wEFEtE AVE
HIlNlHhU ~ Beautiful lanss CE 800
Opsn ALLEYS DAILY Fors0aoqs tIcssi Wsdnsssas
Detroit, Prst'isst Cocktail Bar Meals served
plAYDlUM 1917 los chsPAu. MA. is's
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAINBOW REC, MAS SAsc fsAT'o' ~ ave 60, at
-opEN BOWLING rtRf TODAY Unit = "
miRto DOUBLES EVERY SUNDAY - "
RAMONA REC. :, ,'i s,c 5asg "'s,cHo 2. 5
oPGN BOWLING ON WECkoANs . "
UNTIL ?. NJ ALL DAY SAT AND sun
pIT7 Der 1884 WYOMING AT FGHKELt
HIlI NV UN. 3-5lts rs ALLEYS
oPtH BOWLING TODAY N A ~ UNTIL s
=" All oS Saturday, ard Sundays.
RIVIERA REC. '',, So aeAsO slvsE Ayt.
opsn so~iins TO-DAY rrom y Noon Until s
p. ". and After ~ p. n. All Dss Sat. Sun.
.P0YAI 5000 sAsisrloUG. Near { warren
Entrs Close Mareh-lssh tor Jules Pinossr,
stnais. Classic. -H2.ooo and si-snn las -psls..-
SOUTHEASTERN 81 Ian = cHAslfvolK
oPtN BOWLING TODAY UEriL : IN AND
AfIER N AL nAN SAT As0 SUN
SpplNGWElIS wis spRisGwtLts ava
oOsn Ro~loo Alt DAY ssIgrdsy, ,rd sssas,,
4. ". TIL ciosins-- weekdays rn :, After g.
WARREN BOWL I 7'@ sn sssr " T's 1.,s,.
Open Alleys All Day Saturday
WASHINGTON BOWL = = s y, ss.s. ..a A.t
OPEN BOWLING EVERY oAY fRon
70 A. n 70 100 A. ~ CHERRY 1920
WEST DETROIT '.2I D y.ItogEnletss. sItH
oPeH BOWLING TODAY So. ~ UErlL
CLOSING. Az osy saturday. aro Sundays,
,lReCTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
WINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG March 10 uNsl 49, Rye
closed &c 70 ie hieher to-day May.
81 a.. p 81, july 81 u.s. October
81 %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
IL PASo NATURAL CAS-

enc AGO CASH GRAIN
Chl.aea-- Mach 10 -sISS4-Cssh SIAN
No sales reported
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11

iroit c ~ Chicago for the sec
ond am - fictory tournament to
be held al the Auditorium Service
Mems Center there tomorrow and
Sunday.
Joe Norris Stroh, winner last
year with 6l34; George BryantS
+ g. 3, Joe PauluS' Chene-Trom-
bly,. Louis Burr's Deluxe and Bud
Stempien's Five Will roll against
43 of the strongest outfits in the
country in a siX-game test across
u alleys.
Here IN Detroit one tourney, the
Lutheran al Great Lakes. will
close as another the $50 at Chene-
Trombly, Joins the weekend pa
rade OF events. Mayor Edward j.
Jeffries and Judge John d. Waits
will officiate AT the $50. opening
tomorrow al $50 with more than
! 900 teams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11

Preliminary year ended Dec 81
1913 1892
Net income 81 200 500 81 O96 $50
Per common share S34s S33i
Oct net income S2llt20 S22s 3el
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Wall Street Frequently Fails to Appraise Facts

Thus be CLEANED that costly Wall Street and
elsewhere and together and make five
Such wholesale conclusions place late 1887
wien Walter Case life
Gossipers assumed that motiVaed financial
stock prices had for declining
But insiders knew that financially Earlier
the II
holdings of stock profit had position
sing substantial gains subsequent
Accordingly herpcc1niary factors probably Of
heal -lAA+ 80 44e4 @se~+t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11

Fhif- iiN IANlNN 'NN |NIN. l. itN -NAffF
Dividends IN the foregoing lahla- the
amounts declared OF paid 80 far tbis year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11

~ y = -
$. 0O0-will lure five De-
.Ap Chicago for the sec
- ictory tournament TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11

+ ing richest team