davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-25
7.955

"Poisefair", junior lastex
brief in stripes. h i G h
shades, and prints. Sizes
S-M-L.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-25
1916

Vanity, of smooth ray :
on satin. Lightly boned
front and back, lastex
sides. Average.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-25
Work Toys from ,...,,,. ..., ar. mad. T.. .... H..

At Federal's quality reigns
supreme so we think
your vote of confidence is
sure to go to Federars
fine work clothes :. they
look better and wear long
er! Real values at these
low prices!
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-25

M E ms whipeord
work, pants. union
made. Stron 4,
sturdy, sanforiz-
ed. Sizes 30-44.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
IEGAI NOTICE.

Federal Works Agency, Public BuildinEs
Admlni,,ration Emergency Operations Unit.
Washington Is. u e, Nov. IL. lpt4-on
or about Nov ~, 1914. drawings and speci-
neaiions for the construction Of ten-class
room Elementary School A. Royal Oak
Township Oakland County. Mich, vii De
available for distribution 20 general cons
tractors by George n Mason and Co {.
Architects 400 Grswoid street. Detroit
20 Mich Applications from general cons
tractors interested In bidding on this work.
for not 10 exceed one set ~ drawings and
specifications. should be hled promptly with
the architects and the bidding material will
he forwarded, shipping charges collect. as
soon as available Drawings and specih-
cations are for the project eomplets ana
bidding material will be released only 20
established building contractors Bids on
this project will be opened by the Public
Buildings Administration on the date named
IN the specification which will be about n
days after the building material 10 available
for distribution w =. Reynolds Commits
sioner Of Pubic Buildings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Auto
Passenger Car Tires
Bow TO Military Needs

The average m torists
chances of getting new tires be-
come more and more remote.
The A-card holders have been
promised-or at least led to
believe - that by this spring
their troubles will be over.
True. synthetic rubber pro-
duction has risen steadily. The
rubber industry is now consum-
ing more rubber. both natural
and synthetic. per month than
at any time since 1941. BY the
end of this year. consumption
will exceed. the 1871 rate and
the curve Is still upward. Pro-
duction of both cotton and
rayon tire cord, essential to tire
building, is increasing, too.
But the tire industry has just
been notified it must build Is
per cent more heavy truck and
bus tires in the first quarter OF
1945. without expanding any IA
cilities. Military requirements
are heavier than ever, because
the tires are wearing out faster
than expected over rough ter
rain on which the vehicles are
operating.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28

TRUrTs-Apples. Bsidwins, No. /. s2.sos
2es 45-lb eu Delicious NO !. So SOC
ga 7ss2 6s 4S-lb. bu Rhode Island Green
infs No 81 25@76e 45-Ib bu iona.
thsni No !. 81 2se ass 45-lb hu Nc.
iniosh. No /. 81 25e 2es 4s-lh. bg
bu snow No J. 32s75o 45-lb. ou
steslst Ped. No t26s f5-lo. ou
wealthy No sz@7es 45Ib ou Vol
Rl yIGr "a '2 cREE sS s Ss Greens
No !. 75c@Si bu. Collsrdt No. J. Sia
IS bu KAlt. No. ! 75egsi bu. JeeEs
Ee i,i. 80 eoI bchs spinach. No !
!. 7ScsSI bu Mustard Greens No / 81
@I.2s ou. Turnip Greens. No /. 81 25e
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREEss-csery
Eneive fancy. S25Oa3 bu No l. $3.50
2 Esosrof. isncy. 81 50 bu No. /. lie
IS. Leaf Lettuce. dollhouse. No /. 81 IS
al so 10Th. basket outdoor. 75@ zoe iO5b
bsSkst Parsley curly 4oseo dol bchf
] IS zoe doz. ochi ioppec, NJ !, 81 Ia
Romains No !. 81 Is ou
VEGETABLES Miscellaneous --Beets No
Cabbage Ne 75c@ti IS Sob. % REQ.
No. !. Sisl 50 by curly, No !. 75eeil
b. CARROTS. bunchs No 6SreSi dot
bchs topped. fancy Sl.75a2 ou No !
sI25ei So CsullnoWer No Z. 1isoa2
bu Celery. fancy s. zO@I 30 do. bdhs
No Il 5O@75tt Michigan square, fsrcy
,doa, bchs Horss-faeish, Nc .11.sOs
pcs basket Dry OnIons fancy. 81 500
] IS 5o-lb. SAGA NJ medium. 81 $50
IS Psrsnips No ! S2a2 so 90 PsrS
isy Root No / 65s75c ooz bchs, Pots toes
No \ T5ai 90 bu Pumpkin 10. J.
soe7sc bB Radishss, dollhouse. s. 30 ooz
bcht bisck 40. 81 25Ni.5O b., Ruts
bsrss No ] 81 25ei so bu. squssh
Dtiicioui fancy SIS bu No. ! sooa
SIS Table queen No ! eoc@ - bu
Hubbard fancy tiS0 bu No !. soc =
Ia Turnips No ] gocaSi2s DOR
bohs Topped fancy 81 bu No 81 Isl
17s Verrtsbk Oytisrt No. ], 81 Coz
bohf
medium. tiSeisso. snail SIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Stocks Close
Unchanged

NEW YORK, Nov. u QNS)-
The stock market was mixed to-
day with price movements limited
to narrow fractions and volume
approximating only $4,000 shares
an hour.
Adhering TO the recent pattern.
Aviations were dull and practi-
cally unchanged. Steels were
trimmed shade. General Motors
was steady at a slight advance.
Santa Fe lost an early fractional
gain in the mixed rail section.
American Telephone slipped nearly
half on a dribble of sales. Foods
and rail equipments hovere d
around Saturdays finals. Engi-
neers Public Service featured utili-
ties, rising to l5s. up a. Amuse-
ments improved fractionally. Cop
pers and Oils were firm.
Curb stocks were dull and irregu-
lar and bond market prices were
down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
De+roiters Honored

Appointments of two Detroit
men as chairmen of important
committees Of the American In
stitute of Accountants, national
professional society of certified
public accountants, have been
announced.
The appointees are George D.
Bailey, partner in the account
ing firm of Ernst and Ernst and
an immediate past vice presi-
dent of the institute. who be-
comes chairman of its commit
tee on accounting procedure,
and Donald NJ. Russell, partner
in Lybrand, Ross Bros. and
Montgomery. named as chair
man Of the committee on termi-
nation and renegotiation of war
contracts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
ARMY WOUNDED
European AreA)


(Eurspean Arsa)
ALBERT, PFC CHRISTIAN A-Mn Eliza
beth M. Albert, mother. Port Huron
ALLEN. PFC. PHILIP E.-MrL Alice NJ
Allen, mother. Roscommon
ANDERSON, PVT. WERNER A.-Linds S.
ANGELO, scr JOHN J:@Joseph ANGELO.
father, eSi1 Edsswood; Detroit
PVT s JOSEPH Sn p,,s Mar.
BARTLoFF, PFC. WILLIAM E.-Mrs. Lydia
B.rtloif. wife, 81 Joseph.
BEL Set. JOHN E'-Mn' lila Bell wife
VIA SLAck kI.1I; PVT Vt. gILLiA,hM D-M"
"i ssu Hf'aca PVT WELLINGTON EMS
EAU suM sssss m Ppc H hfTsas M
dred Bumstssd. wife. iseoa John R: Detroit.
cAMPBkLL. PVT. DANIEL Wins. Core
cxsTELIiS CPL. HENRY-Mu. viole, Cas-
e ca4is. NI rtc' BARRY MRS. Mabel E
et esaAB csfn1 Pvt. RAYMOND Mrs. Am.nd.
chaect, mother, st; Clair Shores
CLARK. PVT JANIS WINS. Massi,
CLARK. mother, 1880 Morrell, Detroit,
coiesfy oth. PVT sis SHS
corr. SGT. HENRY R-MI. Bertha A
Cote, mother. iii5 Lakeyiew. Detroit.
cox PFC. PAUL P.-Mn. Joyce T. Coz
cRocKETr, PFc. CHARLES v-Mr, Mar.
the GTSest %o1heT Ros s;S s W. Marie
trade A. Crudder. mother. <eo2 Philip. De
Sc:YsLxA. s/sGr. HERBERT Mrs. eliza
DkADY. PVT. RoBERT E.-Mrs- Anita NJ
pf AZ mother rrI L'n aN4os-mr Frame, d,
i beink. mother. ITnunik1
pEcKEn 40 =, o, '' mss,L l. JR liant, L
| DRIscoLL. PFC. FRED r.-mu. Evelyn J
pi pTRkRsk SKI f ffa'1 ROMAN s0. j-Mn France,
NJ kukarski, mother. Sasinaw
| EcHrIR. PVT. JOHN JR.-Mr,. Bsrbar'
HHsRIcx, PIC. DoRES G.-mr. DIV. r
rsTEr, Cpl sIcHARp J-mn Msrrsrs
EvELsTH PVT PVT s BURR, o Jr-Mr LII
CRiFFIrHs, PVT JAMES M-mu. Lucille
Gr.iri,ns,; mo, n , Lsn.ins ,.,,. u.,,.,
HALMi. PVT. EsNEsT R.-Mn Lydi'
HAIR a%scs s's 'q PVT cn sssTss Pets
lene v. Hargravs. wife, 2s4o vsnssr. Dear
/ JAIh~oN, wi. IN NUM- L -nift Srlni
Is Jackson. mother. Ironwood
| JOHNSON, PFC. CiLBERT-Mrt Aiie'
Jonnson; wife ie5o7 Jesnn; Detroit i,
JOHNSON. SGT. LERoY-Mn Lsnits
Jon 'nSS. Wife . quincy CIV .,,,., ,o,D
son. mother. Calumet.
KARDIAN PFC JOSEPH F-Mrs Rather
Inc Sehwab. mother. Muskeron Heights
KARLOWsKI. PVT CASHIER Mrs
Elizabeth Ksriowski. wife, s7a2 :,
Aubin, Detroit.
KKMPPAINEN. PFC DONALD Mrs
Mary Z. Kemppsinen, wife. L'Anss
KRAJKIEwcz IA PAUL MRS. Ours
IKrajkiewcI. wife s33s carten Detroit
KUHARY. PVT. wILLIAM-Mrs Elirsbetl
Kuhsry. wife. 900 Eagle. Dearborn
LAMIRAND. PVT DONALD W Mrs. H'le'
Lsmirand, mother. 1878 Trinity De,roi,
| LASOBYK PVT. ALEx-Mrs Marion Brus'
sister 10000 Lonsvisv. Detroit
| LATKA. PVT. MICHAEL mrs sophi
IAtka mother. 1851 wesson. Detroit
LATSCH s/sCr. JOHN L.-hrs. Josephin
Latseh. mother Hiawsiha. ,.,,
LUCE. PVT. HOWARD ME White
3 Luce, wife, 7e5s woodrow Wilson
Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Livestock M arket

Nv HOIl
CATTLE-3 600 Fully 80 per cent ~
receipts coWF around - loads steers and
yesrlings displayed, Trading fairly active. all
classes strong with ooSt strong 20 25c
higher. no choice steers good thort-fed
NATIVES 25@I6.50. most xalet common
ara medium steers and yssrinEi. sesi1 rs
wlth near good Kentucky steers held around
SIS, lev heiieS Si2 down buk common
and medium beef COWS. t6all so. most
Gamers and cutters S5a7 so. only shelly
tsEurs undsl $3.50 most common and
medium sausage bulls, S7eio 50 ROOD
heavier Sli beef bulls, 81 50 Upwards
ItplsCfment cattle stsroe
. CALvIS-6oO hrm, top end bulE FoAd
and cnoics vesieft ti7 most common and
medium \t17siS SO cuih. t7eio. heavy
cslysf mostly STA down
HOGS-2 500 undsrtOne steady IN ell
hors pith bssi held frmiy a. ti4
sHEEP-s 500. Slaughter lambs Stfonr 10
2sc higher quality and sortt considered
sheep steady buk rood and choirt native
am6t. si4ai425 batter price paid freely
mos, medium and good smbt. tii 500
Is so common snd MEDIUM tssio so
cuils down % 50. buck lambs discounted 81
fsu fetdinf Amei around Sill 5000 and
choice ransyveiTht ssst mostly sso46.
oulk fti sveE. f3ss. Gull eso. ti.boe2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
What sNew
In Business
Workers Dissatisfied
With Union Policies
Nv WARD SCHULTZ

Although a ma iority Of fac
tory workers credit union lead
ers with the gains they have
made. paradoNically, twice as
many want changes in union
policies as want a change IN
arrangements manner OF con-
Quoting its affairs.
These findings are disclosed
in a recent survey. made for
The magazine Factory Manage
ment and Maintenance opinion
by Research Institute. which
was designed TO give manage
ment some idea as 10 where 1t
stands with its employees.
Most Of the changes Sug-
gested were in the field OF labor
relations and concentrated
largely on closer cooperation.
higher wages. better working
conditions, cleaner, cooler and
lighter plants and more rest
rooms.
Although only a majority
considered their bosses over
paid. union workers were most
critical TO the tune OF rs per
cent as against Is per cent OF
nonunion workers.
Eighty-nine per cent con-
sidered their own wages as
good or average, so per cent
were satisfied with grievance
procedure, 81 per cent were
pleased with tools and equip
ment and 65 per cent thought
management cooperation good
or average.
Only 81 per cent OF the union
members polled thought that
management had their best in
terests at heart. although 6S
per cent of nonunion people
were favorably impressed. In
this respect. IS per cent thought
management a better friend
than union leaders although AZ
per cent felt just the opposite.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Murray Corp
Profits Advance

Murray Corp Of America today
announced net profit for the fiscal
year ended Aug. 81 amounted to
81 ,435.O31. equal TO S1.51 per
share, as compared TO 1891, 165,
or Sl.46 a share. IN 1943.
Allowance for federal income
and excess profits taxes is set at
81, 947 500 for this year, against
81, 1856 a year ago. The tax
provision is after deducting $751;
500 for postwar refund in 1914
and S225 900 in 1943.
Net sales in 1914 totaled $94,-
689.141. while the l943 sales fig
ure reached S73,657, 029.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Recaps Only Solution

The result is that passenger
tire production must make up
the deficit. There is just so
much manpower and il must be
used first on military require
ments.
"If we are TO keep our vehi-
cles moving, We must use
recsps," John Mann of the Chi
cago OPA rationing branch,
stated recently. Passenger tires
must be made to run Mt least
$4,000 miles and truck tires
must run $1,000 miles or more.
Every passenger tire must be
recapped 1T least once and ev-
cry truck tire twice"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28

period of years in that position he
was instrumental in the develop
ment OF the modern gasoline trac-
tor and is widely known as an
expert on the use Of farm ma
chinery.
In his new position with Ethyl
Corp. he will be in charge Of rural
marketing and special develop
ment work as assistant TO Julian
j. Frey, general sales manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Creation Of Apparel City, lnc., Shows Trend

Referring industries here. the added:
indications
Francisco industry future creation Apparel
City, Inc which has practically completed for the
20 land San erection
0000O0 Apparel City Intended to make the San Francisco
the West Apparel
employ approximately 10000 different
FIRM nav their factories within its borders
indications the confidence which businessmen
the future of the San Francisco Bay found In establish
industries here.
western Cork Seal Corporation has acquired
Francisco which S0000OO
employing estimated 1900 people, will
take place.
Negotiations proceeding rapidly for the establishment
printing establishments Francisco
which would employ 1000 people
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Farmers Hard Hit

The Bureau Of Agricultural
Economics reports that living
costs on the farms have climbed
even more swiftly than those in
the cities.
Latest figures show a rise of
as per cent from December.
1910 through March. 1914 as
against only a % per cent rise
in urban areas during the like
period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Copper Needed Again

Take a tip from the War Pro-
duction Board and watch your
radiator closely. The revival
of the small arms ammunition
program promises to use up the
available supply of copper. which
goes into the brass strip needed
for the ammunition.
The doubling of the small
arms ammunition program may
bring Buick back into the pic
ture, too. Buick made the steel
shells which were discarded as
soon as brass became more plen-
tiful If the brass strip plants
are unable 10 meet the demand
the steel ammunition program
NAV be revived
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
year ago.

NOTICE is ERE BY
GIVEN that a final hearing
on the Motion TO Confirm the
Plan Of Reorganization, az
amended. IN THE NATTER
Of MT. FOREST FUR FARMS
OF AMERICA, INC, will be
held Monday, November -,
1914. al 10 A NJ. before the
Honorable Arthur F. Lederle.
United States District Judge.
on the Seventh Floor OF the
FEDERAL Building. Detroit,
Michigan
FRANK FITZGERALD.
Permanent Truus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28

resigned a n d
will return TO
the Ethyl Corp.
Before join
ing WPB in
~ ov 2 IN b e r.
1912. Krig r
was head OF the
agricultural di-
vision OF Ethyl
Corps techni-
cal service de-
partment with
headquarters in
Detroit. Over a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Detroit Edison Lists
Increase in Earnings

The Detroit Edison Co and SUBJ
salaries report a net income for
the II months ended Oct. 81 OF
SS.452. 596. equal TO Sl.33 per
share as compared 10 1928. 303
or Sl.30 for the same period a
wear ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Have a Few Ties

Signs of the times: A down.
town merchant says that a man
came into his store the other
day and asked to see some ties.
Shown the best in the store. he
selected As at $3.50 each and an
additional 10 at IS.
II is doubtful if they were to
be used for gifts because he did
not ask for individual boxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28

TOLEDO CASH GRAIN
TOLEDO. Nov. II inns Cash grain on
track:
wHEAT--No 2 red 81 7oL1el7lb
CORNING. yellow, si.ll; No. yellow
&1.i0I5
oATs-No. 2 white. 500 roc: No. ; Whit.
6S@6ac
sOYBEANs-No. 2 yellow. 81 90.
WINNIPEG GRAIN
WINNIPEG. Nov. 81 tINS Rye closed
src 10 &c lower today. December, 81 oSb.
May, 81 06a4 July. 81 o5i4 bid.
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO, Nov. 81 ms Cash grain
close
OATs-Ho ! red. heavy. &c. No ! red
7sc; No. i mixed heavy, 73iso. Others--
None.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Kalamazoo Stove Co.
Votes Extra Payment

KALAMAZOO. Nov. 27-The
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace Co.
has declared an extra dividend OF
20 cents on common. payable Dec.
20 TO stock of record Dec. s. Pre-
vious payments this year were 20
cents quarterly, making the total
for the year 81, against so cents
in 1943. when IS cents was paid
in each quarter and 20 cents in
December.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
SOC Payment Voted
BY Atlas Drop Forge

A dividend of so cents was an
nounced today by the Atlas Drop
Forge Co. payable Dec. IL to
holders of record Dec. /. A similar
amount was also authorized last
June. bringing the total dividends
for the year TO 81 per share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28

Negotiations under with other
wishing locate the San Francisco Bay The list Of
which other wish 10 produce includes
hng household appliances sheet steel products
milling electrical machinery adhesves
products and wool processing"
alluded peacetme projects which the Kaiser
Shpyards might be devoted
He stressed the development magnesium Francisco
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
War Saved
The New Deal
Nv LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of Economics, -. Y. University
There is a good deal of diff
ference Of opinion about the effect
Nhat the election is having or will
have on New Deal tendencies in
government. I have seen several
statements 10 the effect that New
Dealers are feeling "cocky" as
result Of the Roosevelt fourth
term victory and are planning a
renewed outburSt of social plan
ming
My own opinion is that, even if
important New Dealers are now
feeling their oats. they will not
proceed TO run away or kick the
barn down. Even il they want TO,
| doubt that they could.
The arguments of the business
pessimists are that the New Deal
ers feel that because they were
voted in again they have a re-
newed mandate" 10 proceed
along the old lines. They argue
that New Deal leaders may feel
that they now have four years
more, which is considerable
time. They specially stress the
increased Democratic majority in
Congress
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Dividend Declared
By Schmidt Brewing

Schmidt Brewing Co. today had
declared a dividend Of 6 cents,
payable Dec. II TO stock of rec
ord Dec. ?, bringing the total divi-
dends paid this year 10 Is cents. A
total of Ia cents was paid in 1943.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Union Investment
Paws Zoe on Common

Union Investment Co. has de-
clared a dividend of 20 cents on
common, payable Dec. Is to stock
of record Dee. 5. Dividends of 10
cents each were paid in the three
previous quarters. making so cents
for 1914. the same as in 1943.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Uneven Trend
Rules Wheat

CHIC A GO. Nov. q GNS)-
Grains closed irregular today.
Wheat finished sc lower TO u
higher. December. which was
easy throughout. finished at $1.65,
against low of S1.64la.
Corn was easy and finished I'M
changed to hc lower.
Oats closed nc to nc up. rye
&c TO sc off and barley lasc TO
2Ac higher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Stock Averages
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ S. Rukeyser
Pacific Seen Key
To Postwar Trade

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov PIN delineang for the hopes
of this territory for and broader life Adrien
Fa the Francisco chamber OF linked
the destiny of this bay with the coming renaissance the
Orient
Businessmen in area" Fak private life a wine
merchant declared "beleve
bordering
future development activity tina. San
greatest port
through which valng
worlds population
the Pacific result
Is held that these peoples will rapidly developing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Industrial Wire Cloth
Paws t5( Dividend

Industrial Wire Cloth Products
Corp. today announced a dividend
of Is cents, payable Dec. II 10
stock of record Nov. 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
>~~~>~>~~~>~~>~~
~ Honor Roll
w. Official Casualty List
.~~~~~~~~ The Detroit Times .~~~~~~~>~~~

department today made public the Of 2oss
soldiers action OF Sc Michigan 80
the Detroit
Included the list OF 1873 casualties the
partment today 6 Michigan the
The casualties and their of kim who have no
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Quits WPBPost,
Rejoiins Ethyl

George Krieger. who has been
in charge of the farm machinery
division of the War Production
Board and recently special as
sistant TO Donald M. Nelson, has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28

LUTHER, CPL CECIL B-Mn Mary a
Luther. wife. 1881 Greedy. Detroit
MARHEsIc. PVT. ROBERT J.-Mrh Ths
resa LsLosh. mother wyandotte.
MARKIEwIcZ. CPL. EUGENE J.-Mrs Paw
nne MarkiewieI. mother. Jackson
MAssUcH, TLs HOBART AIRS. Kmms
Ms MoSh s slis h IeSa q,,,. n.,,,,..
PIyoNkA. s/sGT. JOSEPH J.-Mn. sys
wa el1Jmm rlxSns1 eyc wii s,,s ksl,ms1oo
RAiss: PVT; .JosIPH-Mn.. HAHN. q
Ri aivrss ' pf is4t cH SiSI; Detroit mM r0,
sl ssoeeHos'' ' SvTesn s eaS }. nm.
ROMAN PFC JOSEPH Pfins MT ssr.ap Yer. n
re ROOT. E SGT, IRANKLIN Mrs. Len,
RysHIow, PVT GEORGE s.-Mp Ans
c. sALn isT SIT 1T w VII y I0m
scHAcK, PFC THEODORE w.-Auruh
scHALL. Pre-; EARL s'@MIs PhsSe seh.li
scHELI, CAPT, HERMAN R.-Mr,. Be~
schneider. wife, as7e Le.iis. Detroit.
SCOTT. s/sGT. KEITH c.-Mrs. DIV
SHELDON. ia FREDERICK A-Mn Mar,
Frybaek: mothsr.ln-lsws MusksEon,
SMITH. 5 SGT HOWARD A-Mp Th.lm.
l. Smith. wife, Midland
SMITH. 40 1T RECINALD-Mu Edith A
STOCKPORT. ID 1T. LAWRENCE D.-hrs
suRLINE, PVT. CLARENCE Mrs. Msbd
swisHER, PFC, LoRiS L.-hu Ada u
SYLVESTER. PvT ALBERT-Mrt. Mari
syysy,sI sS.hs ry G'1 yIc 9s5s .n ,u
! TAYLOR. PVT WILLIAM Mrs. Esthei
r. Ts1cz %0's sGr L.s sp%Arp r-nn Ann,
rrscI' mother. sss2 Tamo.. Detroit
vAvRA, I'D IT RicHARD G-Jossph y
vowELs' PvT oLIvER-Mu Kstherim
WALKER, PvT RONALD WINS. Mn, "
Vol zoI ro 9Vs1si PVT WILLIAM s-Mr.
Mary A Zoltovski. -iis. ss7s Florida, De
| troit.
NAVY, MARINE DEAD
! ANDERSON. SEAMAN &C ARoN-hI ans
Mrs Amos Anderson, parents. i4es seven
'1 BucchNER NERO AM &c EvERr-nr, Au
drey Bucoanero, wife. ontonsgon -.
cam I'm mother. 1901 Miller, Desreorn
CAMPBELL. PFC. DEAN A-Mr and MIS-
walter c.mgs.ii; pss I. BAY CITY ,u,, T.
j.
JAr,I, father l7l74 Syracuse. Detroit
/ johnson PVT KINGSLEY C.-hrA. 10
rettA PAptnesu. mother. henomines
/ JOHNSON PVT EDwIH-hrt Edwin John'
Z non wife 81 W Grand Blvd, Detroit.
WANDER JAGT VA JOHN RoBERI-
Mr. and Mr., John Wander JsEt, parents
Grand Rapids
Albert Williamson. parents. Brown CITY
| WINNERS PFC ALBERT J Mr. md MrL
Edward L. wilmeu parents Marquette
WIRICK PFC FRANCIS. r Mr. and MI.
William Wirict parents M Pleasant
WHITE PFC PAUL M-krt, Grace Wlus'
WRIGHT Cpl JANIS p JIM ana
Mrs James Bronson Wrifht Sr, parents,
wUEPPEp. PFC JAMES MI snc Ms
Emil wueppef psrenu. Bay city
/ YOUNG PFC LOUIS EUCENE-hri- Anna
v. Romick mother Wayne.
NAVY MISSING
| REID Ar 7c ROY q M and Au.
Charles Monroe REID, parents, oo2l Tram-
bull Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Points Out importance Of the Bay Area

In sketching Importance the
portaon. Falk revealed:
Even before the the San Francisco Bay
major railroad lines
continental transport lines 40 truck lines and III
ship lines
Aong with facilities
industrial development brought about by the the
points concusvely period Industrial activity after the
al far higher level than before obtained
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Detroit Stocks

Dtvidends In the fsreeeins sssss are ths
anssats declared or pAid % far this yeaI
snIss. ass!snatsa sy .. sstsri.h In vhseh case
sstez fetal paid or payable feAA-As.