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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
Outlook
Bright

NEW YORK. Aug. 1s-Factors
considered in gauging the cement
industry's postwar prospects in
clude not only the estimated ST.
600 900 900 needed 10 repair and
modernize existing highways but
much additional construction Of
airport paving, arising from the
greater load requirements necessi-
tated by the increasing size oil
planes.
The bureau Of mines points out
that airplane flight strips. flank
ing major highways in all parts OF
the country, also are planned.
A system of interregional high
ways totaling $4,000 miles has
been proposed. while other public
works programs under considera-
ton include rural road improve
ment. bridge building. slum
clearance, river and harbor work
and large dams for flood control
and irrigation.
Civilian and public construction
in the building field is expected to
double the relatively low average
annual volume of the 1905 and
TO be about 5 per cent above the
relatively high activity in the
l920-29 decade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18

Largest receipts Of cattle 10 ar
rive in more than two years re-
suited in a very erratiC and
sharply lower market az the De-
troit stockyardS during the week
just closing Movement Of other
species of livestock held 10 sea-
sonal volume and prices were
little changed. Grassy steers and
yearlings were most affected, with
liberal quota being unsold and
carried into the new week. Cows
found dependable outlet, but bulls
were dull. as were light replace
ment cattle.
CATTLE Weeks ssiabfs rrrstp-r- : en1
bnfftnsoue receipts ~ grass slaughter
tually lacking after midveek despite a
SOC or more decrease In pglcnS-Fsd steers
and yesrlings grading good held steady
while choice grade was entirely lacking
Most good steers and warnings made StSH
1928, latter price me weeks top Com.
mon and medium grade steers ard heifers
from western a. Vel As native territory
prefominated a. 50 50di3 $50 bette
medium western steers sealing Upwards
~ 300 lbs. mostly Si4dig5 So load or
two reaching SIS. Grass hsifsrs turned
AZ Se1l2. Cows finished 50 3 TSc s1.
tremes 81 under the high time early las'
week, but demand was sufficiently broad
10 clear receipts Common and medium
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
Barron Index
Shows Decline

BOSTON. Aug. 1S-The physi-
cal volume of business in the week
ended Aug. II declined to 1919
from 1928 in the preceding week,
according 10 Barron's Index, adj
justed for long-term industry and
population growth. The current
level compares with a peak of
1872 in February. l943, and with
the more recent high of 1883 last
December. A year ago this index
was 1869.
Barrons Index. without adjust.
ment for -long-term trend. was
1882 in the week ended Aug. Il.
compared with 1914 in the pre-
ceding week. and 2oS.8 a year ago.
This index is relative to the base
1859.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
MCCord Sales
Seen Higher

Sales Of The McCord Radiator
and Manufacturing CO. for the
current fiscal year. which ends
Aug. s. probably will exceed S26,-
100000 rejecting continued in
crcaSes In both the war and civil
ian products output. Shipments in
-u4e Ia42 ascal year tntaled SD
74l.756.
PIT C0--Tarys earnings
are expected 10 show a proper
Tomato gam. The net profit for the
nine months ended May 81. 1913.
was S343 $50, while the compar.
able figure for same period this
year was S46l.694,
There should be the same rate
Of increase during the current
quarter. subject 10 year-end adj
justments. Last years net was
S4S5, 255.
Reaegotiatien of the 1913 net
profit has not yet been completed,
but il is felt that on the basis OF
the settlement effected for 1912
there will be a minimum of change
in the reported earnings for that
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
Seek Brewery Here

Brewing circles are buzzing
with the news that Brewing
Corp. of America makers Of
Carvings - have been scouting
Detroit, trying to buy brewery
here.
Coming on the heels OF the
purchase of two breWeries in
Cleveland. IT'S part Of Brewing
Corp plans for postwar ex-
panSion, which repeatedly also
include the purchase Of a brew
cry in New York. which, like
Michigan, is a good CARING
market.
Interesting is the fact that
r. G.. of A. is an outgrowth OF
the old Peerless Motor Co.. and
the firms original brewery IS
located in the old auto plant, in
Cleveland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
Priorities

The Detroit regional ofrce OF the war
Production Board announced today the
following nriorfles actions
M-32s Gen. Dir Production Quo.
tas Toy Army and Navy stocks From
Sept TO- i9f4. IN Dec 10. iaii, requires
certain percentage Of monthly production
81 specified types ~ machines
M-3ld, Gen Dir. s. Amended "Restric-
lions on Processing ot Cattle Hide Calf.
skin and Kop. FNsmpts-kip skins from
wettlng restrictions during third quarter
u 1885,
M2a3, Table g amended Power nj
vision--Office ~ War Utilities" Desig-
mates applicable reporting forms for speci.
fled types Of products.
L-2ii, Schedule IS Int I revocation
Revokes the Interpretation. superseded In
part by L.2il, Sch. -. as amended
Aug Il 1915
M-2i7, Int. : Effect ~ color restric-
lions on inventory limitation in PR.i.
LII Schedule IS, amended. Hot
rolled Carbon Steel Bars +" Restricts
production apd delivery 20 designated
sizes, -reStsiets- acceptance OF delivery with
exceptions.
For further details contact wPB. 1910
Woodward avenue Phone TR $4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
Stocks Show
Minor Gains

NEW YORK. Aug. Is QNS)--
The stock market opened higher
and active this morning. continu-
ing the new uptrend started last
Wednesday.
Gains were, less than 4 half
point in most cases. Bethlehem
Steel and u. S. Steel edged up a
each. Johns Manville strengthened
q. Crucible. Youngstown Sheet
and Tube, and Jones & Laughlin
Steel improved. Chesapeake and
Ohio and Southern Pacific in the
rails were easier. Utilities and
oils were quiet and firm.
Opening prices: Paramount Pic
lures %, up u; General Electric
-aSls-vp-ls Bethlehem Steele3,
up II; Chrysler ex-dividend 94Ts
up s.; Packard 6ls. unchanged
Southern Pacific 30&. off y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
Detroit Livestock Market

beet COWS bulked a. 81 81 5H few
best O. SIC Gamers anf cutters MADE
$50 :. shelly Gamers ttys fl Bulls we're
fully SOC lower late demand larking
S'ockers AMI feeders ruled s'eats p. eak.
mostly fT.fli m st0ckers Irtg- 200 ~
and $40 5uIi2 - IN heavier feeders Il
gonf aua.tA and breeding
Cal WIS Weeks salanie receipts 500
Nraiers 0renef ne week ~ steady 90 SOC
lower levels and failed 20 rrrot.r mo fuN
loss Extreme top touched So spsrinEly4
practical TOP and bulk good ard cho-
vsalsrs Sis So most common and nd
dum tl2T IS bulk cG'Is - a. Heavy
calves we're steady. SOB
HOGS Weeks salshls receipts poa
Irsdsqus's receipts - hrss srif f-eslv
~ ceiling levels 0vsi't sNe,,ea s0ns
6s'sriora'icr Good az choice fe0-2t0Jh
harroNs Ard Eil's '-ppsd a. so eo:
weights ovsr 2io ios mostly SO t' De
sfrsnfs 20 isn- tus u7Ts -ttt--ft % ara
plEs sold around Si2 Medium 90 rhocs
soNs turned ~ So - IT - arm IT.
creased numbers Wet thir and cull sows
sWFF0 Weeks ssl7s's receipts ? o0o
Marketing - sheep snd lambs uas largest
since lsfe NAV Trading was shchtly more
srrior lambs frr feeder purposes Prices
for all classes sheep s71 lambs held firm
Good ard choice native spring lambs
brought si7 4I4 '00 SIG Bucks s1f az
81 per cut discount Gull - medium
srrfrrerx made g ~ Mn 're country
buying FOR fseder purposes A. s. o Best
fat sh0rn ewes SOLD ~ s. bulk - 500
$50 thin cHs 81 Good clearance vas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
Hint Utility
To Get Delay

NEW YORK. Aug. 1S-A deci-
sion of the SEC is believed to be
imminent granting Cities Service
Power and Light Co. an extension
OF one year, TO Aug. II, 1915, Of
the time for migrating its system
to satisfy requirements OF he
Public Utility Holding Company
Act.
In the recent hearing on the
companys request for the extern
sion, the power and light concern
pointed out that II has already
disposed. or lis in process Of dis
posing. of almost the entire sub.
Sidiary properties which II is re-
quired 10 diveSt itself Of under the
orders of the commission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
Graham Net
Shows Gain

Graham Paige Motors Corp, net
profit of SSl416l for the six
months ended June 30, 1914, after
reserves of S983,000 for federal
taxes and contingencies, was an
nounced today by President Ray
mond j. Hodgson.
First half earnings Of 1914 COM
pare with the net profit OF S646,-
0l0 after reserves for federal
taxes and contingencies aggregat-
ing $500, 700 for the corresponding
period in 1913.
Stated earnings are subject 10
renegotiation and do not include
those OF the wholly-owned subsid-
larry at Warren. O.. the acquisition
of which was not announced until
early August.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
Young Denies
Allegheny Talk

NEW YORK. Aug. Robert
R. Young, chairman of the AL
leghany Corp, stated there was
no foundation for rumors that
Allegheny Corp. would oppose the
Missouri Pacific compromise plan
of reorganization. which was re-
Gently approved by ICC.
He pointed out that Alleghany's
success in causing the earlier plan
of reorganization 10 be voted down
had made il possible to arrive at
the compromise plan which in
cludes the most important points
for which Allegheny has fought.
. Young said Allegheny bad spon-
sored the compromise plan before
the ICC jointly with other parties
in interest and would continue to
support il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
Gas Demand
Still Heavy

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1s-The
motor fuel demand continued
'eavy during the week ended Aug.
y, although the decline of $4,000
barrels in storage was well below
the 1864, 000-barrel decrease re-
ported during the previous week.
Meanwhile, there was an usual
seasonal gain in the stocks OF fuel
oils. but total supplies of this
product still fall we'll short Of the
supplies or hand g year ago.
Refinery operation recorded a
modest gain during the week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
Snyder Heads
CrucibIe Steel

NEW YORK. Aug. 1S-W. p.
Snyder Jr. of Pittsburgh has been
elected chairman of the Crueible
Steel Co. Of America, succeeding
F. B. Hufnagel. who resigned as
chairman and president but who
will continue as director and will
serve in an executive advisory
capacity to the management.
Snyder has been a director
since 1880 and chairman of the
executive committee since July,
1912. Hufnagel, who has been as
ISOLATED with Crucible for more
than "a years, several months ago
made known his desires to be
relieved Of his executive RESPONSE
bility.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
M. S. RukeYser
Insurance Head Tells
Investment Policies

With volcanic changes the ong the investor be alert
chatting about current Investment problems and trends
the president stable Middle
Pointing bepnts prepared legs
atre adequate substitute competent
agement. he remarked:
1--WE aim TO he right economically well legally"
Apart from federal bonds his is now in
vesng largely in first railroad bonds and real
He said thought that eorganizaton and
easy money refnancing developed said
that looking the postwar position rails he dregads
passenger traffic and looks freight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
What S New
in Business
Split IN CbrysIer
Stock Hi-+ed Aoa'n
By WARD SCHULZ

Revived Is the perennial ru-
nor that Chysler Corp VII
split Up rs stock.
Sel!!rs- ~ lie low elS. u IS
argued shat this VIII give The
-wUr1r rc-----i---t--'.--ti,=F -s;Ac~-G-S.
tribut!on-and that stockholders
are potential automobile Gus
toners with a definite bias IN
favor Of the+r- eprH company S
products.
a four-for-cne- split is said 70
he favored which would put the
stock in the low POS
Although ChIy sler has been
paying only az the rate OF s. a
year on the stock. earnings last
YEAR aggregated $3.50 a share
and are running slightly above
that level THIS year Thus, II IS
POINTED oui, a dividend rate Of
81 a share or more 10 start,
would be very possible on the
new shares.
CHANGING hack through my
files I found a story dated July
-. 1886. which started:
1T is predicted that Chrysler
directors will vote a four-for-
one stock split up at the meet
Ing next Thursday"
That story went on 10 say
that Chrysler directors were
tempted 10 make such a move
in the previous fall but decided
10 wait until the stock went
over The hundred mark. It was
then selling at l20.
Well, nothing happened at
that time and maybe this IS just
another false alarm.
But here is Chrysler with only
ASSISTS high priced shares
outstanding - about the same
number as Graham. about a
third of Packard's and a tenth
Of General Motors - which
means fewer stockholders. and
maybe fewer people shouting
the merits of Chrysler products.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
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ID. X. St. Louis
Bridge Deal

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1s-The
Terminal Railroad Association OF
st. Louis has been authorized by
the ICC to acquire control of the
st. Louis Bridge Co, and the
Tunnel Railroad of st. Louis.
The association was given per-
mission 10 issue S7.S60000 of re-
funding and improvement mort
gage per cent bonds. Series c,
due July |. 20l9, TO be changed
for certain stocks of the bridge
and tunnel companies in order to
carry out the acquisition plan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
SMALL BUSINESS AID

3-Something can be said for
the program as helping to save"
small businesses. as they will be
the ones most likely 10 benefit by
making surplus materials avail
able.
When all is said, however, there
is considerable doubt whether ex-
listing labor shortages and war
manpower rules will allow much
OF the new WPB releases.
Director Byrnes has given local
WING agencies power TO veto the
action of Mr.. Nelson's local WPB
officers in giving manufacturers
permission 10 make the listed
civilian items.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
Freight loadiHgs
Increase STA Cars

WASSfHITN TON, AHe. Is
Loadings Of revenue freight dur
ing the week ended Aug. u
totaled S96l72 cars, an increase
Of 5.7l44 cars from The previous
week, an increase of zoos cars
from the like week year ago,
and an increase of 27,327 over the
like week two years ago, accord
ing to reports 10 the Association
of American Railroads
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
NEED BONfBERS

All at once, it is realized that
more heavy bombers and fewer
new fighter planes are needed. or
new phase of the fighting calls
urgently for more tanks.
Thus it would not be wise to 60
back to civilian goods in any way
that would hamper quick and un-
forseen expansion in war goods
To put it bluntly, unusually large
reserves of materials. men. and
products are. still desirable for
war purposes. '--.' - 81
Another danger is that the way
the reconversion is handled may
tend 10 fasten war controls upon
civilian production in times OF
peace. After all, the WPB is a
War Production Board, designed
TO centralize and control produc-
ton without much regard for
profits or for consumer desires.
1t is quite conceivable that it
might be better IN the long run to
wait till the war is over, and
liquidate the WPB before going
back TO peaceful pursuits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
Bring In Oil Well
Near New Orleans

CHICAGO. Aug. IS General
American Transportation Corp.
had announced today that it has
completed No. ! we'll on its 1000
acre tract at Good Hope, near
New Orleans. La, and has struck
oil at 5000 feet with satisfactory
flow. More wells will be drilled in
the area in the future. II was said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
Livestock Market
4 me AGO

NV WV
CHICAGO. Aug Is GINS. HOGS
heavy. Si3. 75uii medium. $40 light
packing sows, Si3.75 n - pigs, 500 10.
CATTLE 2. 800. steady calves. 600
STEADY Beef steers choice. ST. is Is
medium, si3n17. yearlings. si20 is
butchers. heifers. $40 II cows. So Il. 30
bulls. Ssai3. calves, $50 IS feeder steers
500 10 so stockers steers. 50 r 10 stockei
COWS and heifers. 81 II.
SHEEP-3. 500. steady Lambs. Si3 -
1l425: common, $40 y 10. yesrlinss. SIC
a u so. feeders. Sill q 10; ewes. $40 $50
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH. Aug IL GNs)-cAT-
TLE-iSo steady Steers good 10 choice,
Si6Ni7: medium % good, Sif1i COM
mon,io medium. Si2 IA grass steers, So
IT'S helfers good 20 choice, Si4. so a IS.
medium ~ good Si2fi450. common 10
medium IS 50 q 70. cows. good 10 choice.
SioGil. medium 10 good, ssf9; Gamers
and cutters, S4q7; bulls. GOOD 10 choice.
Slldi2 common 10 medium, So 50 p $50.
HoGs-300. steady l60-is0 lbs, Sli 50
6ISiS, 10000 lbs $3.50 Z 1918. 2OO-220
lbs Si510Hl5iS. 22o-2So lbs, $40 y
1918 2s0-300 lbs Sii0 1870, 3oo-330 lbs
75efitto. iQo-l50 lbs i Sl2 2 50
rauchsl Si2 50 ~ t3 50 t
SHEEP 100 steady choice lambs. Sii
Is. medium ~ good Sli SO ~ II So. com
mon lambs. S5p7 ewes, So wethers,
81 j09S
CAVES 100 steady Good to choice.
SIS so q rs So. medium. SO - 10 so, culls
and common, 81 $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
Predicts
Boom \

EVANSTON. H., Aug. Is (UP)
L. r. Boulware, operations vice
chairman OF the WPB. believes
that many plants which worked a
single daily shift before the war
would have 70 work two or three
in the reconverslon period TO meet
the piled-up demand for peacetime
products.
This. he declared, should aid
materially in providing jobs for
the released war workers for some
time
In an address before the Ma
tional Institute for Commercial
and Trade Executives at North
western University. Boulware
urged businessmen 70 be ready 10
take advantage of government
plans for reconversion. which he
called adequate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
DANGERS AVOIDABLE

But these dangers can be
avoided. The strong points in
favor of the new orders are:
Ito the extent that there are
needlessly large SURPRISES of ma
terials. facilities. and manpower,
the earliest possible steps TO use
them in civilian production will
make easier the transition TO a
peace economy.
2-The morale" of the people
may be improved by ta) making
available the more necessary or
useful goods of which they have
been deprived garbage cans,
vacuum cleaners. lawn mowers.
sewing machines. etcD, and by (b)
knowing that something is being
done 10 prevent serious accumu-
lations of surplus stocks. In
fact. the recent rumors of conflicts
between WPB and the military,
and the attempts 10 control large
SURPRISES, have been decidedly
demorallA inC.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
important to Make Careful Realty Selections

The insurance executive stressed that II important to make
careful selections of real estate within cities On residential loans
people nsncvey property
such location driving and from facing the
Like other insurance he seeks added protection mort
through taking the FILA guarantee
In spite Of all the which scientific institutional investors
he admitted that they sometimes bunder profitable
For example initiation hedge Middle Western
producing oil wells other lands which
deliberately acquired,
resulted foreclosures deaulted mortgages
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18

MORELL. PVT. EDWARD J-Mr ant
Mrs Lee l. Morell. parents. 1912 Brad
ford. Detroit
MOSS. CPL. WARREN @ Mrs. Jane
" Moss mother, Wyandotte
NELSON. 9D 1T JACK--Fred n. Mel.
son, father Traverse city.
PALMER PFC. RICHARD n Mrs
Helen NJ. Palmer. mother. 33i7 Harper.
Detroit.
PoLEsHUK, SGT. PAUL 80 Alexander
Helashuk- brother 23n0 Denton, Ham
tramck.
PRfFBE, PVT. EDWARD n JR-Ed-
ward II Priebs Sr, father. 30li Carter.
Detroit
PUDAs. CPL. JOHN B.-Mrs Hnis ".
Rajala. mother South Range
RING, PVT CHARLES p. JR. Charles
r. RING Sr father. Pontiac.
ROSE. PFC. HAROLD 4 Mrs Mill
cent Hopkins. mother. Pontiac
sPRY. PFC PHILIP AIRS. Myrtle
Spry. mother Munith.
WARsoN. PFC. MAX E Jesse warson,
father. Flint,
WILDE. PFC. LELAND H.-Mrs. NIL.
dred L. Vning. mother. Clare.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
Expect ID Offer
Link Belt Stock

NEW YORK. Aug. 1s-Spencer
Trasb & Co. announces that ii
expects 10 make special offering
of 1900 shares of Link Belt Co.
common. The special commission
will be Is cents per share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
American Can Set
On '43 Renegotiation

NEW YORK, Aug. IS The
American Can Co reported 10
SEC that II mad completed a con-
tract price renegotiation for 1943.
and no refund 10 the government
was necessary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
PROVEN ABILITY

He likened the job of expanding
production in peacetime to the
war production task. and said that
in view of what has been accom-
pllshed during the war there
should be no grounds for doubt
ing our capacity TO do the job"
However, ne placed on private
business the burden for swinging
into action as cutbacks are or
dered, Offering them as challenge
10 the need TO absorb an out
put OF peacetime goods and serv-
ices two-thirds 10 three-fourths
above the 1859 average if all
the people who want employment
are to have it after the war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
APPROVES NELSON PLAN

In particular, he urged them 10
make use of two of WPB Chief
Donald Nelson's four reconversion
orders now in force. those per-
hitting the making Of models OF
future projects and the tooling
up for peacetime production.
Boulware painted a picture Of a
greatly expanded civilian economy
after the war saying that I'VE
have inescapably set new goals for
ourselves in the attainment of a
postwar standard of living" and
that reconversion cannot be
viewed :. as a process of return
ing 10 the state of things which
existed before the war;"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
X'CIOSed
Saturdays

NEW YORK. Aug. 18--The
board of governors Of the New
York Stock Exchange voted to-
day to close on the three next
Saturdays, Aug. 10, Aug. 20 and
Sept. 2.
The Curb, Detroit Stock Ex-
change and other leading markets
will also close.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18

KiPFMiLIER. PFC HERBERT 49,
H-rlef, X ~ -,fiier- father. Ann Amor.
LEwANDOWskI. CPL. ERNEST V
Mr and Mrs Vincent Lewsndowski, par
ems BAY City
10 cRIcCHlo. PFC. ANTHONY Mrs
Cecilia 10 Cricch!o. mother. 56s7 Field,
Detroit
MARCIA, PFC. GEORGE = JR-Mrs.
olive II Marcia. mother l212S Flan-
ders Detroit
MEMS. PVT. LEROY e. JR-Mr and
Mrs Leroy & Melms ST., parents. 534
Navshoe. Detroi'
MORDES. PFC WILLIAM J JR -
Mrs. Mary L. Morden. mother. Port Huron,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

The navy department today released the of p Michigan
sailors killed wounded eight from
the Detro The casualties and their nearest OF kin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18

In the matter Of real mortgages he said he deemed
necessary be highly seecve For his he does
mortgage Philadelphia
but likes Chicago of the South sections of the West Coast
especially Angeles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
Firm Sends Investigators TO Study Details

In addition TO published data and information furnished by TIT
company involved the institutional sends investigate
the lines study detail the character and points Of
of freight The insurance said that he believes freg
business will stick with the rails
II don't" he said expect
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
MARINE DEAD

LEE. CPL. FLOYD R,-Mrs Myrel Lee
mother Kalamazoo
PEACE PFC CHARLES Herbert
Peace. father. 1872 Colleen, East Detroit