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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
Rail Seeks
Boost i'm
Capital

WASHINGTON, March GUP4
The Chicago, Rock Island e. Pa
cific Railway today petitioned the
ICC to allow an increase Of its
capitalization in recognition of the
railways increased assets since
Jan. /, 1912. at which time the
ICC found the railways assets
justified capitalization Of $685.
127410
In view Of the unusual profits
now being made by the railways
opera tion, the capitalization
should be increased and the addi-
tional securities should be distrib-
uted, TO junior creditors whose
claims could not be recognized in
full by distribution of securities
representing the lesser capitaliza-
ton. the petition said.
In the revised plan approved
Jan. 3. 1914. by the TCCsthe rail
ways capitalization was decreased
to 356,117,327.
Through recognition OF extend
ing the effective date of the plan
from Jan. l, 1912, to Jan. /, 1914.
provision should be made so that
available cash would be used on
old creditor claims and in retire
ment Of senior Indebtedness and
substitution of new junior securi-
ties for the retired securities. the
railway said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
Rule Holders Liable
For Bank Stock Levy

Louisville. against shareholders Of
Banco Kentucky Co.. which held
some of the stock of the National
Bank.
The liability Of the holding COM
pany shareholders is measured,
Justice Douglas said, by the
number 81 shares of stock Of the
bank. whether several or only
fractional, represented by each
share of stock of Banco, and the
assessment liability of each share
of stock Of Banco would be a like
proportion of the assessment LA
bility OF the shares OF the bank
represented by the former ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07


principal sinking fund for the pnr.
chase Of bonds ~ this issue and the can
collation. Of same ~ provided for IN the
Supplemental Indenture dated Decernber
II, 1885. which amended The original
Trust lndenture dated Aprf Is. 1927,
u1EtFr which the -Tantoa-A s,fefft t-7rrr.s
Were issusd
After proper reseFvation for interest
taxes and expenses as provided far IN the
supplemental lndenfure there remains
available IN the hands ~ the undersigred
~ Trustee The sum ~ s. 600 ~ FOR the
retirement rs purchase ~ bonds ~ this
issue through the mediHm ~ accepting
sealed bids from the holders Of bonds AZ
prices less than par. The-otfrrg ~ bonds,
are 10 include al respective unpaid coupons
belonging 20 each bond
In The event the total ~ bonds required
for the ACCEPTANCE ~ ehers- rccGlvGd- fam
-7rTrn 0TfFrS r. insufhcient ~ exhaust the
funds available for the purchase OF nOrfds
the balance of the funds 30 unused shall
lot as provided In the supplemental In
dentarr n par value with accrued
a form 81 the submission % the oher
Of your bond or bonds e enclosed here
Vtth together with self-a addressed en-
velope which YOU are requested 70 uEs IN
forwsrding yo.ir offer 70 Us ~ be received
not later than April 3 1874 You viii
note IN the form az The. offer Or bid that
slf sealed blds will be opened on April Z.
1919 a. 10 90 o'clock A. ~ should u
he necessary % retire further bonds BY
l0f the drawing ~ same wa be made
within hye DAYS thprssfter\
ARain you are reminded that the BIDS
submitted ~ the hondhoiderS must be ~
price prices less than par, AMI "
sufficient number ~ bonds are MT offered
fo exhaus' he funds available then Within
ave ,AAyE after ihr opening ~ me bids
thf 4asas4Hs hs-fefi irrrf = rufrrffnf Hur-
her ~ bonds 81 exhaust ne funds will -
conducted, an .l-rndhNldefs submitting
rFTs ~fff - sfTfsrf - ~ r--tt.ss
shortly amer ne IpfninE n 81 hfir
Veli a. ~ retirement - b0rGs w. t0t %
u resort fhfrfN0 sn0uig 30 nsoeHsar
FQUfTANiE TRUST 60 Tenn .
By -WihL.IAM y cROOkE
Trust Ofdcef.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
On the Business Front:
Behind-the-Scenes Story
OfDetroit Edison Company
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor

What is happening 10 the Detroit Edison Company 49,
This question has been the lips of thousands Of Edison
stockholders and employees for months and das been topic
for discussion in financial circles for some time.
City and state officials too have been specializing to
the possible effects of developments the companys
future.
focused the internal affairs OF this
Detroit utility by the recent resignation from the board OF
election their
Frank L. Conrad Harry Mupse both Of the American
Light Traction Co Chicago middle utility hold
ing company
Because the truth about the Detroit Edison far less alarm
than stories which being circulated and because
present well be toward the development
and efficient utility this column presents the
real behind the-scenes story.
selfevident that the initial link
death Alex Dow 1912 at the OF 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Steel Profits Hit
As Wage Costs Rise

demagogues Missionaries talk about inordi
corporate wartime profits bookkeeping dscoses
the reality of rising costs.
The effects OF higher costs most fully felt in the
quarter 1913 result 73O manufacturing
which ha.e thus reported last operation disclosed
only per increase combined income the
year hreequarr
reports companies indicated of 10
OF year,
the steel industry for example which the eve Of
though there
actually
leading companies.
available despite The
ngS higher reflected Of II
salaries The full OF higher costs
reflected part Of the rising absorbed
decreasing excess profit liability.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07

WASHINGTON, March THE
Supreme Court had ruled today
that the shareholders of bank
stock holding company must pay
the double assessment liability on
shares OF a defunct national bank
held by the holding company.
The court was divided 5 TO 4.
with Justice Douglas delivering
the majority opinion and Justice
jackson writing a dissent in which
Justices Roberts, Reed and Frank
furter joined
The decision settled a case
brought by the receiver of the
National Bank of Kentucky,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
One Man Company Suffered on Dow's Death

outward strength executive
largely responsible for Edsons present problems
necessarily "one company ana ne
neglected groom young blood 10 fill key positions
helm Of DoWs ceath was aired
Marshall However subordinate TO the strong wiled
the Edison Marshall was
approaching mark took the leadership
of Edison.
Immediately with the momentous chore OF
plying the arsenal OF democracy wartime ne
find requirements
for anticipated n executive organization.
Now age 70 Marshall has privately expressed
competent
successor Early 1913 renqushed the duties
Vice President James Parker put
president The big problem today
is 10 a IAN capable of handling that job.
continued usual and
public generally idea of the shaping OF events within
has somewhat sensitive to the
developments and the Edison stock sagged from 3 shortly after
1871 low Of l4 1872 Even
have been affected
somewhat and the stock is SIG a share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
More Powerful Engine

But the Cyclone Is is not 90
ing 10 keep its place at the top
as the most powerful engines
bUItt in The United States. one
Of the leading automobile man
ufacturers. who has been build
ing thousands OF airplane
motors, is about 10 get busy on
a new job. an engine for
Super-fighter which will be
about the ultimate word IN
power.
When this engine comes out
il Will carry as much power as
the designers believe can he de-
veioped m one engine during
this war. The plants where this
engine Will be built arc being
re-tooled for the new job and
should be turning them out by
the end Of summer
The engine now being built
there will not be dropped but
viii be turned over TO another
auto builders plant 10 carry on.
II only illustrates the way
things are done in this war,
tapering off on one product,
while getting ready for an
other, simultaneously.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
.Brookiings Head
Rdps Chase S
Book on Money

Spending more time in an effort
90 debuRk the book. Where's the
Money Coming From. by Stuart
Chase whom he termed "a good
accountant, than on his own an
nounced subject. 'Where Is the
Money Coming From. Harold c..
Moulton. president Of BroOkingS
Institute. told members of the
Economic Club OF Detroit that
even higher taxes are IN the offing,
but offered no sure cure for the
nations financial ills.
OF Chase. MoultOn said
HE can sleep soundly, he
says, while the national debt
goes up at the rate Of Sil5,-
100000 minute. He has great
bedside manners.
BEDSIDE MANNERS
Back In the TNEC days. he
taught the boys 10 seduce them
selves as well as the public"
Moulton continued. "Now he
terms debt additions to the
public purchasing power I sup
pose he would like 10 have every
one place the national debt in
that category"
Moulton reminded his listeners
that the money 10 pay for the war
would have 10 come from the
public and said that to balance the
budget it viii be necessary 10
work from Eboth sides against the
middle.
I'VE shall have TO curtail eX-
penditures," he said, land at the
same time pay higher taxes"
1,OOO,0OO JOBS
I'VE will need 1000, 900 more
jobs by 1947 than In 1870" he
added. "Given 20 per cent in
crease In production and so To
20 per cent rise in prices-which
= seems about right national
revenues will show a substantial
gain.
"A balanced budget in the
early postwar years il improba-
bile, but with steadfast effort,
the goal of financial stability
can be reached" he concluded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
Subservient TO Giant North American Compan

Actually the of future beginning
which Immediately preceded his retire
active head of the company in 1910
Although built enViabe his ability
utility holding
that OF real portent Dow
bowed the OF the giant North American Company
headquarters the East.
that 1870 the SEX
that by North American which held only
per Edison Stockbut by the American
Light and which owned 293 cent Both
companies dispose of their holdings however
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
WHY'S Boosts Paris

William f. Paris has been
named operating manager in
charge of manufacturing at VIII
-ll%s-Q~eFiifa-Fftai IF t-st+t-tt-a-tr'tt4.f
the company in 1915 as stock
chaser and was general pro-
duction manager before the war.
Paris VIII direct the produc-
ton Of jeeps l55-mm shells.
powder and proiectile hoistS and
other armament turned out by
the company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
u. 5. Visible Supply
OF Wheat Increased

CHICAGO. March Z - Visible
supply of wheat increased LAP
900 bushels in the week ended
March 1, according 10 figures COM
piled by the Chicago Board of
Trade. Corn decreased 1881. 900
bushels. oats decreased SSl 900,
rye increased los. 900. barley de-
creased $4,000 and soybeans de-
creased 566. 900,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
Livestock M ark It
nITRnII


CATTLE 600 slaughter steers and
heifers slow steady 20 strong higher ask
Ing prices retsrding trade Small iot good
ps0-lb fed steers. $3.50; some held
higher most medium and gOod short-fe
steers and heifers S140l5. several loads
medium grade steers Sl3 IS p - 50 small
lots common. down % Sii; small lot good
fed heifers up 20 Sl4 so. cows active.
strong 10 Csc higher than last week =
close scattered common and medium beef
cows IS so q 10: most Gamers and cutters.
So 5Oas2S few shelly. badly emaciated
Gamers down 70 So or below bulls slow,
steady; common and medium sausage bulls
mostly Sc. SO n 10 so few gond heavieS up
~ Sill good beef bulls up 10 SIi2Si
stncker and feeder cattle scarce, steady.
good grade quotabe 10 Si3 with common
and medium around Si01 n.
f-gtf5VrS= VraIfrs faifiv active.
fully steady Tor and bulk good and
choice. SIC SO; most common and MEDIUM
grades, Sl2qiS, culls, S7ali.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
Demands Addition Of Two New Directors

He present situation develop in Edison from
apparently felt that blood on the board OF
directors would have sautary effect
l, was with this thought withheld his proxies
When was them Edison lacked quorum
but not for the board as con-
that time.
but solicited other proxies me
final 34l4153 l2S9205he latter figure being the
exac amount of A l.. e. rs holdings of e,sf'.
In he followed the comparatively mild protest
Woofok contention that changes IN
the Edison companys needed to revaHe
the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07

ten q g n I of
flight opera
tons = for the
c o m p a n y s
eastern divi-
son. X n o op.
who joine d
United in 1927.
succeeds w. D.
Williams, who
h a & b @ g n
named superin-
[ e n d g n [ of
flight opera
tons for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
Process Looked On as Form Of DoubIe-Crc

Workngmen have often naively wondered why seemingly
cynical
the cost of living They look the subtle type Of
double crossing.
But what widely understood selling
prices and and the biggest
elements corporate Thus should
marking of payments workers without
spending the quantity quality goods
the costs and hence the selling prices Of merchandise will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
Group Names Director

F.. A. Warren. vice president of
-Generai- Detroit Corp, was today
elected a director Of the Chemical
Fire Extinguisher Association at
the annual meeting in Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
Index Numbers Not Reliable for Policy

the forthcoming steel hearings be
opportunity 70 dssec the national wartime and deter
what makes the wheels around
The preliminary debate the validity of the Of living
index boxing book
Horses and Apples index numbers
reliable basis for policy As matter OF fact the corporate costs
period risen than the revised Go of
Irving purportS Indicate uprsh has
sented primarily higher the ganfuy employed
and higher o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
Burden Seen Passed On 70 Steel BUYERS

If the steel companies should make higher
prices 10 for further labor the burden
passed buyers of steel At
chief buyer Thus marp Of steel selling
add 10 the dollar cost of the
Usually IN the economy maneuve raise instead Of
hurting the the stockholders
constitutes in costs which along
for the most other Woraers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07

western division. Succeeding
knoop as Chicago superintendent
of flight operations is Capt John
G. Murray.
IEGAI. ADNE.R rIsE,NENr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
United Air Lines
Promotes. |. Knoop

Harold L. Knoop. veteran 2.-
900, O00-mile pilot of United Air.
Lines, today was named superin-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
Foreign Exchange
Detroit Stocks

In 1905 HIGH Low IL IS Gu gs
River Raisin 3As, 81 81 80.
Univ Cooler r - "a % .
Warner Air ...p.
Jacobs Ga s. Ga .
Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amount. declared or paid ~ far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
[AAE

LUCKY STRIKE 49, $50 f stSo WE e. $50 81
OPT" s e sssssS S1ss' l tsGs g on
MT. ELLIOTT REC. 0''o ~ VI a.
os.u Au,r TO-DAY from A.s uou : ~
WIN Our coet'al too0o' tre'Il'r, 900
urW cIprIrIn 4157 cHEEE SIRtLr
NCW uHnI lLlU ~ siIs. o. s7sa
Under s,~ Management. oo,a so.lns w..s.
dsn 10 n. UNtu p. n. Al Day Sat. 500.
OLYMPIC REC. EA ~. 81. AZ Go s.ysS
/ ~ Aiisa. Me- sad Moasrn Rsth,t,lisr Open
Bowling AL DAY saturdays ard sundays.
PALACE REC p. '''; ss s'4 :, s .yssq g.,,
Open Bn-iins TODAY JntH e-as Pm After ~.
Billiards. Restaurant. .coosisn Lounge,
PALACE SCHOENHERH ' sonus a. 4 MS s.s5
ssit-losrVetor t.stn TO Bowl Correctly Hsfs.
PALM BEACH m,.,e 500 st''7s os S' s's,,s
oosn 6o-hnu TODAY Jniu p ~ After co.
Free lnIruc'ioHs ~ Al osssoa weekdays. 2.S Pm
PALMER PARK s,s,csots 30 s.':',s
~ Brua,~lcs Alleys. Bar and Gril Open Bowl.
inc IS p. ~: After 20 free Psfkos
pApEI ANN 1920 WEsr wAaREH AVE.
Open Ailals DAILY. Forsnoors Fsospi wsdnssdsJ
os,ruit' r'sttsu Cocktail Bar Meals ssrsT
hYDlllu ss' JOS cAaPAu VA. ls,,
~ lVlum-t- - Ntw EtUEYs
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAINBOW REC, ' sssc GsAr'or ~ avg g., 4"
oPts BOWLING HtRE TO-DAY Unit p ~
MiHED DOUBLES every SUNDAY P. ~.
RAMONA REC. =. ', zIcs soSI "'" pa rs.
oPth BOWLING ON SEtNohNs y ~.
UNTIL p. Att DAY SAT AND SUN.
plT7 pEc ls3s WYOMING AT ftskILL
1WfE HLVf UN 3.Sus rs ALLEIS
ePtN sowttEG TO-DAY 10 A ~ UNTIL s
p. ". Az Day Saturday. ard SUndsys
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op,r so~lias TO-DAY s5om i'' "a sooo 'G U"w 6
p. " ara After ~ ?. ~. All Day SAT-. sun.
pnYu $500 sAslsrloUt. Near wsrrr.r
w ~ a ALLEYS NJ VII
Entfis Close March 18Th icr Jules Pinessrs
sinolss Classic $4,000 and 1880 TOP Prizes
SOUTHEASTERN 81 81 Ian! ,sAs, Z eHAs55vo OK
OPEN BOWLING MERE '0oAY ISTIL 7 PM
FRL AFTta p. N. SAT. SUN. AL DAY
SPRINGWEttS '"s p S .tI.,. " ,',, ave
opsu so~fius At DAY ss,urdsy, sus surdsy,.
%. ~ tn clO'In0. weekdays TN 2. After o..
WASHINGTON BOWL 8: . ', ~. .s a.s
oPtN SOWING EVERY DAY FROM
70 A. " 10 40 A. n CHERRY ]l2o
WEST DETROIT ' gyo sI6s!'e az yes St,s
oPIs BOWLING TODAY p UsTit
retoSlss@AAE ess SATURDAY,, s"s s"-sss'
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07

e Tomorrow The Step. Forward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
TO THk HOLDERS or TANToN FIRST
MORTGAGE SIN PER CENT TIL
BONDS DATED APRIL is. 1927.

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-22
Sports Program
Waits Men
Back From Battle

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. %. up
-Thes L. S. army air forces will
sponsor a nationwide competitive
sports program for servicemen who
have returned from overseas duty,
Brigadier General James E. Parker,
commanding general of the Fourth
air force, announced Wednesday.
Championship play-offs in l945
il football. baseball, basketball, soft
ball, volleyball and track are plan
ned in the program. The best two
teams from the second, third, and
fourth air forces and Randolph Field
probably will meet for 1914 Ma
tional AAF football championship.
The national basketball cham
pionship program already has been
arranged, with the championships
slated for either Chicago or New
York and probably y service teams
competing in the major tourna-
ment, Major Burt Degroot, Fourth
air force physical training officer,
said. Similar arrangements will be
made for volleyball. track, baseball
and softball games.
All play will be aimed at determin-
ing q champion first in the district,
then in the area. then in the divi-
sion, and finally in the nationals.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-22
Golf Cup Dug
Up in Cellar

checkbook and lay $4,000 on the
line to attract the professionals to
Portland. He coughed up some more
cash for various other prizes. total
ing Sl5,500. but how could he find
suitable trophy for the amateurs?
Hudson wanted a silver loving cup,
bigger and better than other tour
nament trophies, and with some
thing symbolic Of Portland. He soon
found out that the business of max
ing loving cups was a wartime cas-
ualty. The silver craftsmen were
busy with war work or in the armed
services, and there was no pre-War
stock on hand.
That's where jeweler Harry Zell
Of Portland unloaded white eleph-
ant. Years ago, when Portland was
putting on its World-famous Rose
parades. Zell invested in a huge
rose-encrusted s.ivel loving cup
hoping to sell it to the parades COM
nlittee IS a prize. The deal went
sour anG zell was stuck with the
cup. So he and Hudson Went into
the basement, busted off the cob
webs, and the Portland open had
about the dandiest trophy Hudson
could have bought, war or no war.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-22
Farm Bureau Head Sees
Need to Widen Market

SACRAMENTO. Nov. %. cUP)-
Depression and hardship will be the
fate of the country IF America be-
comes a nation of consumers solely
intent on buying food at the lowest
price possible without regard for
the needs of farm people," Ray B.
Wiser, president of the California
Farm Bureau federation, declared
in his annual address at the organi-
zation's convention.
Wiser urged "a program of edu-
cation to represent, protect and ad-
vance the interests of the farmers of
California"
I'm history there is no recorded
instance where agriculture has been
able to maintain its equality with
industry and labor In most cases,
this shortsightedness has brought
the other groups to the low level to
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-22
M A R K KET S
" Z. STOCKS

New York. Nov % UPl-Stocks ran
forward fractions 10 more than a point
Wednesday but settled back from the
highs on late pre-hoiday evening up
operations
The New York stock exchange and other
leading security and commodity exchanges
will be closed Thursday. Thanksgiving
DAY Trading will be resumed Friday.
Wall Street quarters attributed the
better undertone largely 10 the initiation
airy aspects Of any possible upward revi-
sion of the Little steel wage formula.
as well as to the recent heavy volume of
good dividend actions.
In the main list of stocks rails were
strong spot Union Pacific rose point 70
a new high al 115, largely on the dividend.
Southern Pacific was up a major fraction
10 new high. Liquors scored gains rang
ing 10 more than points AT the high in
Hiram Walker.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-22
|. A. Man Reports
Wallet Stolen

Harold B. Edinger, 1749 South Or
chard street, Los Angeles. reported
to the police Wednesday that Tues
day night he met two sailors on the
street, bought each of them bottle
of liquor, took them to his hotel
room, went to sleep, and that while
he slept they robbed him.
Edinger said that missing were
$3.50 in cash, three checks for $40
each on the Carthay Circle Theatre,
Los Angeles, three checks of 81
each on Warner Brothers, Los An
geles, three checks for $40 each pay
able to Mrs. Edinger, drawn by S.
P. SkourtiS, and one check for S32
drawn by N. S. Ballard.
Edinger said there also We're some
valuable papers in his wallet.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-22
SOLONS RETIRE O'NEILL
AS HEAD OF CLUB

SACRAMENTO, Nov. %. CUP)-
Joseph B. ONeil, president of the
Sacramento Baseball club, has been
defeated for reelection as a men,
ber of the club board of directors,
indicating he would be replaced
also as president of the club.
Harry Ludwig, treasurer and
holder of the largest block of stock
in the club was considered a likely
successor to O'Neil. He and George
L. Klumpp were the only members
of the former seven-man board Of
directors to win reelection at the
hands of the club stockholders.
Yubi Separovich, business man.
ager CT the club, who led the drive
for funds to purchase the team last
spring, also was elected member
of the board of directors.
1t was believed Separovich would
be retained as business manager if
he seeks extension of his present
One-year term.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-22
.EDBUGS

Exterminate bedbugs with the new,
amazing 2-WAY Insect Killer Paint.
Apply this colorless and invisible liquid
in the cracks and crevices of floors,
walls, baseboards, beds and mattresses
and you destroy both bedbugs and
eggs. 1t is foolish to put up with such
painful and germ carrying pests when
2-WAY Insect Killer Paint eliminates
them for good. Get bottle Of 2-WAY
Insect Killer Paint today. For complete
instructions on Bedbug determination,
write Nash & Kinsella Laboratories,
lac, 1918 Olive St., st. Louis 3, Mo.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-22
OKEH CHARITY GRID GAME

LOS ANGELES, Nov. %. CUP)-
The board of supervisors has grant,
ed a tentative permit for a football
game at Memorial coliseum between
the Hollywood Rangers and the
Green Bay Packers on December 3
for the charity fund Of the Los An
geles Publishers association
Andy Smith, co-owner of the
Rangers. was told to obtain a waiver
from local universities consenting
to playing a professional game in
the coliseum before the permit
could be final.