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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-09-01

A certain New York State Senator,
after a nervous breakdown and a
holiday in a sanitarium, was pro-
nounced honky-dooly He re-
turned to the Senate at Albany,
where he engaged in a hot debate
the first day.
During the debate, one of his oppo-
nents, forgetting the mans illness,
lost his temper and yelled: You're
crazy"
Pulling out his discharge certifi-
cate, Our Hero waved it and said:
81 can prove I'm sane-now can
your"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-09-01

A dentists dentifriCe-
Calox was created by dentist for per-
sons who want utmost brilliance consist
ent with utmost gentleness.
|. Scrupulous cleansing. Your teeth have
notably clean feel after using Calox
I Calox gently cleans away surface
stains, loosens mucin plaque.
:. Made by McKesson & Robbins,
Bridgeport, Gonna laboratory with
over 100 years experience in making
fine drugs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Detroit
Traaie Up

Abnornfaily warm weather and
the Jewish holiday in the first
part Of the current week retarded
consumer buying in the Detroit
area. nevertheless total sales in
most lines exceeded volume of the
corresponding week of a year ago,
Dun &c Bradstreet reports.
Department stores reported
gains over last year ranging UP
to 6 per cent but Speciality shops
for the most part failed 10 attain
the level of 1913. Interest in most
lines followed a normal pattern,
with sales about equally divided
between accessories and ready-to-
wear, but furS continued 10 lag.
High-priCed merchandise has been
most active.
Mems clothing and furnishings
stores did relatively better than
womon'S apparel shops. making
gains ef Tem 10 - % Per cent
over 1913 despite shortage Of cot
ton goods.
Wholesale textile concerns in
this area have been handicapped
both by shortages and lack OF
help neodUd in filling ORDERS, and
sales with some houses have
dropped as much as 20 per cent
behind last years totals.
Collections are fully as salts
factory as al this period last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Auto
Graphs
improvements Made
IN Ford Engine
BY SILER FREEMAN

The misunderstanding regard
ing the Pratt and Whitney con-
tract at Ford'S Rouge plant has
now been Strengthened out. The
company will continue to make
the p a W. as il has been right
along since the, new aircraft
plant was put up but il will be
a new and improved type.
Ray r. RduSch, head of the
Rouge plant, outlined how the
shift had come about. 1t was
found by the army air forces
that two major changes were
desirable in the engine which
would increase its power and
efficiency. They communicated
10 RausCh what changes they
contemplated.
Continuing in volume produc-
ton on the old engine, RauSch
began tooling up for the
changes. Having the largest tool
room in the country, this was
not too hard a job. As the new
tools We're completed. they were
shifted into the production line.
Now all Is in readiness 10
turn out the new engine. There
-ff1aS 'Nr~a. no interruption in pro-
duCtion anc%he change0Ver has
been gradual&he company VIII
continue on i'm contract, with
no loss in employment or out
put,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Ethyl Problem

A further reduction in the
manufacture Of premium gaSo-
line has been ordered because Of
the increased demands for mill
tary use.
This means that the supply Of
Ethyl viii be even smaller and
that even If motoriSt is for
tunate enough 10 get part
Ethyl" he'll be driving with
little better than prewar third
grade gasoline.
Engineers say that use Of low
grade fuels in high compression
engines-the 1,250000 cars of
1871 -42 vintage and buses and
trucks-can cause serious injury
10 the motors.
One obvious solution would be
for gas stations voluntarily 10
limit the sales of Ethyl 10 own
crs Of 1912 cars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
MAY TAKE OVER

Thus bankers have been told
that If tAeY- don't keep money
rates down the government may
take over the - resolve banks
completely, so that it won't have
10 pay any interest on the govern
ment bonds thcY hold. or the gov
eminent may refund The banks
bonds into Sp elally low-intercSt
issues Or IT mayredcem the pres
cnt bonds in d 'preclated currency
worth, say 80 cents on the
doiiar.
In short the threat Of discrimi-
nation and virtual seizure of their
property is held over the banks 10
induce them 10 adopt the policy
Of maintaining the inflated prices
of bonds-lor the abnormaHy low
interest the bonds Yield. Ger
tainly this is no argument on the
merits of the case. II is an APP
peal 10 SclhShnCSS and fear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
New Mash Franchise

Nash has developed now
franchise for It's dealers accord
ing to II. c. Doss. sales man.
acer, which VIII preNcnt over
expansion during anticipated
sellers market. Tie said that his
company saw three-year
period Of excessive public de-
mand. followed by two TO three
years buyers market in which
the sales Will drop off some
what but continue strong.
DoSS estimated that total car
sales IN the postwar years would
reach between p and 30 million.
He said his company was fiGur-
ing on TRIPPING the prcWar Nash
output
The new contracts call first
for the delivery Of tWo-thirdS of
the company unit production.
DoSS stated. over and above
these basic commitments. the
company is prepared to provide
its dealers during the sellers
market with so per cent or more
additional cars than the
amounts called for in the in
dIvidual contracts. In addition,
DoSS said. the contracts provide
for retroactive volume discounts
giving Nash dealers one of the
best combined discount Struc-
lures in the low and medium
priced fields. in which the COM
pany will compete exclusively
after the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Form New
Concerns

LANSING, oct. . CUP)-The
Michigan Corporation and SccurT-
ties Commission today had an
nounctd the f0ing Of articles by
the following new firms:
Capital Auto Co, Inc, Lansing;
@. II. Rowley incorporation; used
cars and auto parts; $4,000 COM
mon stock.
x. B. tiaSSCtt Co. Inc. f747
PenobScot. Detroit; r. b. HaSSett
ST.. and r. b. Ilassett Jr. and
George b. Hassctt, ncorporators;
real estate and insurance; $500
shares common. no par value.
sheet Metal F'abricators, Inc,
77l2 81. Aubin. Detroit; Hugh
Lenanc and Robert II. Godon, Bir-
mngham. incorporators; Vcntilat.
and heating $4,000 common.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Best Foods Has
Sales Meeting

Representatives Of The Best
Foods, Inc. in the Detroit terri
tory met last week az Book
Cadillac Hotel in a Scmiannual
sales meeting 10 review the COM
pany'S fail and winter advertising
and merchandising programs. The
meeting was presided over by j.
+. Forsyth, vice president; F. y.
Kenny. sales manager: and Alan
Randall, assistant manager
Major campaigns IN varied me-
diums Will carry the message that
Best Foods product advertising
this year IS again designed 10 give
further stimulus 10 the govern
ments wartime nutritional and
conservation programs, especially
the Food Fights for Freedom
program
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Traffic. Gain
Shipments Of Machine
Tools Up 7 Pct.

WASHINGTON. oct . Ship
mentS of machine tools In August
Increased : percent ia value over
July the tools division of the WPB
reported August shipments were
S3500o0u1 AGAINST S3270O.000 for
July
The value Of net new orders
received total orders less cancel
lHflon~ increased 10 $40. 100000
Of ~ per cent above July Back
Tor 90 untitled orders was Slq5 81
Hnlo1o nc The end Of August or
- ; Dor cent above the July total
Firm ofdcrS received in August
to'1'c3 $1,000 900. an increase of
nearly IS per cent over the July
total of SIS $4,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
War Outlay
Twice Income

WASHINGTON, Oct. . (UP)-
War spending thus far in the cur
rent fiscal year 10 date is more
than double net income from all
sources. treasury figures had dis
closed today.
Average daily war spending
since July / is S273. $4,000 more
than SIS, 100000 in excess of daily
war spending in the corresponding
period last year.
Total spending in the fiscal
year TO date amounts TO about
sd 1873, 100000, compared with
$50, l26,000,000 on a comparable
date last year. This is an average
daily rate expenditure of $685.
025,000 since July l.
Net receipts of the treasury in
the fiscal year thus far are about
SIC, 1863, 100000. compared with &c.
929, 600, 600 in corresponding
period last year Average daily
net receipts are about Sl34,217,000
against S1267l6,000 last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
DECORATED

PVT. WALTER A. WOLFF, the
Silver Star, for his part in a bat
tie far behind enemy lines in New
Guinea. Son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Wolff, All S. Heidi, he was
indicted in May, 1913 and went
overseas last November.
SECOND 1T. ALIEN W. DENYS,
S666 Knodell, the Bronze Star, for
heroic achievement with the in
fantry during the drive northward
from Rome.
T7SGT. FLOYD W. k0N-
NEkER, 1862 Santa Rosa, the
Distinguished Flying Cross, for
extraordinary achievement while
serving as BOA engineer on
b o m b m mt missions over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
CREDIT INITIATION

This condition is credit infla-
ton. The high bond price is the
diverse of the low yield. and the
low yield is part of the general
easy money situation.
How ShortSightcd then 10 ar
que that low money rates viii
prevent inhationl
Finally, note that nobody can
really control interest rates with
out controlling money and credit.
commodity prices. wages, and
profits the whole economy. But
can the banks hold interest rates
down unless they can control
them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Stocks Open
Higher Active

NEW YORK, oct. > uNSN
Fhc sturk market opened higher
TINS morning With aviations Scor'
ing fractional gains
Douglas Aircraft Juppcd half
point on the first sale. United
Aircraft gained a. ChrXster- caSed
a shade at The start. StcelS,
electrical equipments, and farm
issues gained ground. Pullman
slipped Is. Utilities and mer-
chandlSng stocks sold 4 few times
at small price changes.
ftz -. i7IzyitaF= 9 81
off r., Sinclair on 49,, I'M
changed; Douglas Aircraft 70, up
p Republic StCCt-l9. unchanged;
j. l. Case 81 Is, up q Consolidated
Edison 2i5s, unchanged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
sac Opens Season

THE Influence or the War on
Automobile Research and De-
yelopment' viii be the subject
of an address by +. V. Rip
pingille, assistant general man
ager General Motors research
laboratory. at the opening fall
meeting of the Detroit section.
Society of Automotive Engineers
tonight. The meeting viii be
held in the Horace II. Rackham
Educational Me orial, 100
FarnSworth at S o'clock, with
attendance restricted 10 sac
members Of the armed services.
On the same program Blair
Moody Detroit News cor
respondent in Washington. and
George Cushing, WJR news
editor will be featured. Moody
will talk on "Lowdown on
Washington and Cushing viii
discuss "Radio Ncws-ItS
Source and Presentation"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02

minutes took hell of a while He sat down the
What he eyer going to do now? To visit Jacks for
the entire rest Of his life was out of the question How
could be even 90 down the Vilage2 Well, he ddn {
need 70. He could stay uptown Could? He'd have TO-
Would anyone have believed that he would sink
low as 10 steal womans purse? The attempt was bad
enough The being caught To expose yourself
a common thief before whole bar full Of people
lie went INTO the bathroom loosened his collar and be-
to shave One thing they could say about him.
he not neat He still had some pride and self
respect left But what good did il do him? Control was
gradually slipping away. Who knew what he might do
nexp I've got to match myself
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02

WASHINGTON. Oct. . up
a billion dollar program TO double
the number of airporlS in the
United States with emphasis on
fields for private flyers Will be
presented 10 Congress this week.
according 10 Theodore =. Wright.
new civil 'aeronauucS administra-
tor.
Wright said that S1O0O0O0.-
600 construction program with
the federal government and the
various states cooperating 20 pro-
vide funds on a $3.50 basis, would
boost the number of aIrportS from
1900 10 5000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
By WARD SCHULTZ

General Motors Corporation S
announced opposition 10 any up
ward rev sion o. the Little Steel
Formula brrEa 20 mind "A short
t8lk She writer had last week
with G. 2. Wilson on the subject
OF postwar W5ce Ua-eS.
Asked whether workers, ac-
cu-t0u,ei % pGy envelopes fat
--------.l hp-,-A, - 933l, -AcL-l he
satisfied win "a f5-H0ur en-
velopc az The same wage rates,
the GN president made THIS m
tcICSDng observation.
when the war j. over we
can probably anticipate a re-
duCtiou in taxes and the end Of
the Mar bond drives.
AT the present time tho av-
crage worker is getting 81
hours pay for AZ hours work,
which gives him gross earn
incs roughly 80 per cent over
his peacetime normal for 40
hours.
Prom his wartime envelope
he has deducted the 20 ner cent
Withholding tax and 10 per cent
or more for bonds--Or a total
OF about 30 per cent.
1t il obvious that with the
end OF the war-if we get a re-
duction az taxes, and end Of
bond deductions-his take home
pay would not be greatly
changed from the present level"
Although Wilson's theory is
obviously dependent on whether
or not there's drastic rcduc-
ton in taxes in the lower braCk-
cts. IL nevertheless is Interest,"
Ing and offers food for thought.
II would seem, too, the corpo-
ratlons stand reflects similar
thinking plus the desire 10 avoid
drastic price inflatinn-this lat
ter, despite PrentisS Browns
assertion the other day that the
initiation danger IS past.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
WdIthdnn Watch
May Reorgdniize

NEW YORK, Oct. within n
few weeks. according 10 present
plans, there viii be proposed re-
capitalization of the Waltham
Watch Co.
Two classes OF securities are
planned, income dcbentureS and
a new common.
DehentureS viii carry a 5 per
cent coupon cumulative up TO SIS.
have a 35-year-maturlty and Will
be subordinate 10 any bank loans
the company may contract in the
future.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02

PFC. GERHARD j. GALL. 90
Sept. IL. in France. He worked
for Knight Screw Products Co.
entered service in November, 1912
and went overseas last July. Sor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Gall. 6i5i
Gladys, he is also survived by t"c
sisters, Rose Gall and Mrs. Betty
ButkiewiC2. A memorial mass
Will be held at z a. IN. Friday IN
ST. VinCcnt's Church.
PFC. LEONARD SARNOWSKI
Q 1, July II, tn France. He at
tended the Detroit Art Academy
and the Mcinzinger School Of Art
before entering service In NOvem-
Der. 1871. Pfc. SarnoWSH had been
overseas since last January. Sur
wing him are his parents, AIR
and Mrs. Anthony SarnowSkl, sos
Joseph Campau; two sisters and
three brothers.
CPL. JAMES +. McGI<NIS,
Sept. II. in Dutch Nov Guinea
In service SIncC-t9lO ne had been
overseas for The last % months
He is survived by his parents. Mr.
and Mrs Z. AietiiRHt~, 10
Seventh. WyandGttc four brothcrS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Rumor Blasted

And while on the subject Of
wild rUmorS, that story about
the Fishers taking over the
OldSmobile division Of General
Motors on an exchange basis for
their stockholdings is just plain
hOkum.
a top official Of GM, who
stated bluntly that although the
corporation does not ordinarily
deny rumors. this one deserves
an answer. told me that GM IS
not being liquidated in any way
shape or form.
Were not dispOsing Of any OF
our automotiVe properties 10 the
Fishers or any one else
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Alloy Steel Output
Shows Sharp Gain

NV YORK. oct. . 1NSl-
Production of alloy SteelS during
August totalcd S7I7I6 tons, a sub
Stantial Increase over the July
production of S51321 tons. accord
ing TO a report by the American
Iron and Steel Institute.
In August q year ago, alloy steel
production was 1887 Gao tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
WOUNDED

PVT. ARTHUR J. SETER \.
Aug IS m France Now hos
pitaliled in England. be has re-
ceived tho Purple Heart His wife.
Irene. lives AZ 1904 St John Pvt
Sctcra has three brothers and one
sister i'm service. They are Pvt
Charles. in Now Guinea & SGT.
Frank. somewhere overseas, Cpl
George in Camp Barklev and Cpl
Dorothy IN Oklahoma City.
PFC. JOHN V. WILTSE, 81
Aug 10, in France. Wounded IN
the face. chest. stomach and legs
he is now back with his unit. nc
cording 70 word received by his
mother, Mrs. Otis y. Storcr. 5iOl
Fourth. Formerly with the Amer
lean Electric Gas Co. he entered
service in March. 1912. and went
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
RavileOn Reports
Merger Held Up

NEW YORK. Oct. 2-L. X.
Marshall. preslden Of Raytheon
Manufacturing Co, stated that
while there have been tentative
negotiations, the matter Of
merger Of Raytheon and Federal
Machine and Wclder Co. now is
IN q state Of suspense"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Farm Price Index
Declines Slightly

WASHINGTON. oct. . CUP)
The agriculture department in us
regular agricultural price sum
mary said that lower prices for
truck crops, fruits and some feed
grains caused a one-polnt decline
IN the farm price index during The
month ended sept IS.
Parity prices were unchanged
the department said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Paper Output
Holds Steady

NEW YORK, oct. Paper pro-
duction during the week ended
Sept. % was 93.7 per cent of ca
paclty against 94S per cent IN
the preceding week, according TO
the American Paper and Pulp As
ISOLATION index of mill activity.
The rate during the week ended
Sept. %, last year. was 922 per
cent.
Paperboard production was at
96 per cent last week. against 81
per cent in the preceding week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Steel Schedule Steady

CHICAGO. Oct. aAChicago
steel production was ScfcUIled 10
start this week al 99.9 per cent.
against 992 per cent for the week
ended Sept 30, and 1923 per cent
for the corresponding week last
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
REDUCED TO ZERO

would ask those who talk this
way why don't YOU 20 to the
logical end Of your thoughts and
propose that interest rates be re-
duccd 20 zero? Then the public
debt would be no burden at all
All non-bond holders would be
happy and the government would
merely control the reserve banks
as il docs now II wouldn't re-
fund with lower interest issues.
because there would be no IN
tcrest
The fact is that the present
very low interest rates are MAIN
tanned only by supporting the
price OF government bonds, and
by maintaining vast quantities Of
idle funds in the shape of bank
deposits IN excess of commercial
loans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
KILLED
PFC. ROBERT b. BAZYDLo,

PFC. ROBERT Is. BAZYDLo,
&c, Aug. %, from wounds received
in France. A former employe of
the Standard Oil Co., he had been
overseas since March, 1912. a
memorial mass will be held in his
honor. Oct. y. at St. John Can
thus Church. Pfc. Bazydlo is sur
vived by his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Bazydlo, S32 Lyle, three
brothers. two of whom are over
seas, and four sisters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
4 Die i'm Europe,
Lin New Guinea

overseas in August. 1913. One
brother, Sgt. Wiltse. is also in
service. His wife. Martha, is an
Ex-Gell-O employee.
PVT. MILES WOODY, 81. in
Italy. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Bon
ME Woody, 1853 Canton, he has
been overseas for the last 10
months with the medical corps.
Recently he was commended by
his superior officer for meritorious
conduct in evacuating casualties
from the field in the vicinity OF
Lanuvio, Italy, under heavy artil-
lery fire from the enemy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Hog Support
Set at $3.50

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9 War
Food Administration has cstab-
lished officially q hog support
price Of $3.50 per 100 pounds
Chicago basis. for good and choice
butcher hos weighing 200 20 2i0
pounds.
The new support price went
into effect Oct. ! and is n ano
with the previously announced
reduction I'M hog support prices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Experimental Work

Nash has been authorized by
the War Production Board to
begin experimental model plan
ming, according TO A. NJ. Wibel,
-Hiee-nreSident OF the company.
The authorization involves ini-
tIal expenditures of $4,000 be-
tween now and next February,
said Wibel.
The personnel involved viii
be only engineers and teChni-
GldNS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
tIRCRNTT ACCUS>ORII

AIRCRAFT Accessories
PItiiriatrt report Tor ascai yt1r ended
1864 rY33
Nri n~oUt g irt 23- S-ff 12I
PEI common s.r.e >lt4 81 1I
CONSOLIDATED GAS TItC.
Twelve months ended fue 81.
Net income Sd G6a ia s. 900. s45
Per r.urIu share "a 81 81 04
ElrH' months eaded aug 31
Net income S4.lbt paS $3.50 : r 8
Pcr common share So s4 50 80
CtRPFNTTR STEFL
Fiscal yeas tAAed june lC
'o44 1913
Nc' profit 81 27af72 81 800 300
share earnings $344 S3T2
BtLoVN WtICH 90. AND SUBS
Quarter ended June SD
scr profit SsaI 500 S5s66
Per share 81 90 ST 65
rITT~Bt ron NiTNIItRCtCAL
Fiscal scar ended Jane t0
Set profit $40 or S2I3 SCI
Per share 80 4h 50 Is
SPNRK~ .WGTHNGTON
Fiscal year ended June 800
1p41 1919
Net profit $500 asa $500 2t6
Per common share Su.sT S0.55
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
= Instalment No. :

ORIPPED by remorse, Don Birnam sat there on the
couch trying TO things out-the never accom-
plshcd anything the continual failure the failing even tot
Try the disgust OF friends family the loss Of reputation
-Athe only loss ever, theNone robbery. Ana
Who steals ulR purse steals trash But be that fchcs
from y good name And who was doing that for him,
who bat HIMSELF lie sat up In an instant he of the
couch lie all but crouched II voice had Numbered at
him. Who steals VIZ purse Fear hit him. The foggy,
memory Of the events OF the evening before suddenly
cleared. -
He had 10 get Of here lie looked at the clock II was
twenty 10 eight Bars opened at eight He put
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Probe Writer?

The Securities Exchange Com
mission is investigating the bro
kerage account of a Detroit
gossip columniSt. according 10
the latest issue of Iron Age
Magazine.
Ii states that the column is
being watched closely by SEC
because of tho number of wild
rumors printed about mergers
and price runupS IN me low
priced motor shares.
TCh! Ten
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Increase Pittsburgh
Steel Ingot Schedule

PITTSBURGH oct =. Steel
ingot production in this district
was scheduled 10 start today at
93 per cent Of capacity a gam Of
one point over last weeks rate.
a month ago the rate was 90 per
cent and a year ago lob per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Cotton Seat Sells
Al Higher Price

NEW YORK, oct. Arrange
mentS have been made for the
sale of a New York Cotton Ex-
chanse-membership at $1,000. an
increase Of 500 over the previous
sale on Sept. IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Rail Orders Box Cars

MONTREAL. Oct 2-The Ca
madam National Railways has
placed m order for 800 all-Steel
box cars of 50-ton capacity with
the National Steel Car Corp.
Hamilton. Ont. for 1919 dellNerv.