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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-28
DEAD
PVT. PETE MAHERAs, medi-

PVT. PETE MAHERAs, medi-
cal corps, Jan. Is. Belgium
Southeastern graduate; worked
for Detroit Gear; member of De-
troit Mantle Club, in service No
vember, l943; overseas August,
1914; leaves parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Maheras, three sis
ters. three brothers.
1T. ROBERT A. McILvRIDE,
21. P-3S pilot. Jan. n, Luzon
Hazel Park High graduate; en-
listed January, 1912; overseas,
March, 1914; leaves wife, Jean,
Newark, n. j.; father, Robert
McIlvride. 355 W. Goulson. Hazel
Park: four brothers. three in
service.
T/5 VERNON r. sEAyER. q,
infantry, Feb. 5, Germany; in
service February. 1943; overseas
August. 1913; worked for Al
Hunt Trucking Service; leaves
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
GogiS. 586 Rowland, Hazel Park; 4;
two sisters. two brothers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-28

RgiF PVT LAwRTSCE J--HrS MiIns,ni
Prf mother Bay Cfy
Ross. PVT ALoYsIUs F-Mu Doris L
L--Lz-- L1lE-- -E-lEka-.
sCHUMAKER. PVT HAROLD Mrs
Cora d ~clumatef. mother Niet
SCHWARTZ. PVT. ARTHUR r JR MIR
BFu'sn ~ SthRartz. mother, Flint
SClAMASNA set EMERESO T Mrs
Camilla SrisUarus vie Grand Rspicb.
SCRAMEIN TECH 4TH CIR CLAUDE 2
Lspee5
SHARP cpl UaR0fp G-vrs zol,
sharp. mother Grand Rauida
sHRoYER PVT JULIUS Mrs Marie
SNiTH. PFC OLIVER E-Mfs REGIME D
SWEET SGT T..sne C william n sweet.
sWIsiIER TEeG srH GR vERwcr 2
-, -. Pssr ,sr SNis1g- mother. Rurnsnsn
,TRuQ ryr ARTURO -Ye.d-o Trio,
TwiSiNG PFC IVAN " M-, iusu.
Tstu.1r mother Mukseauu
TYLTR lST IT RAYMOND c Mrs
Jessie ~ Tyler mother Pontiac.
vrsrEiIys PVT DoRwAy H-Dsvsy
yessslus fauer Adrian
WALKER SGT RERvApp Mr.,
I Wsmy Wife Midland
NERB g SGT NURFY p Mrs, Chris
tine l. webb 1912 Poplar street
WELLER PFC ARTHUR E--Nr. olive
Weller mother. BWutsu
WIDMOYEH PFC GFORGF A Mrs
GrFrc Widuoysr. mother. SAELnav
wilson. PVT WALTER R-Mrs Minnie
4 Wilson uifr Hudson
WIRlCK PFC MAX G Mrs Violet WI
WTRTANgN PIC ARNg v-Mr, Huns
WirtAucu mother Trrnary
WPDBlEWSEt CPL STANLEY " Mrs.
Gsnevieve Wro5cwA, vie. Richmond,
ZEItNER. PVT HAROLD I Mrs BETTY 7
ZgNrrr uife NIlcs
1ZIDAREvICH. PFC JOHN Mrs May
Zldarevtch. mother Rattle Greek
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-28
MISSING;

PVT. HOWARD r.. BLANKS.
l9. infantry, Jan -, Belgium; All
Saints High graduate, in service
July, 1874; overseas. December
son OF Mr.. and Mrs Norman OFT
1918 Philomene, Lincoln Park
brother of Pfc. Wilburn.
PFC. GEORGE r. kROLL, 20
infantry. Feb. s. Germany: at
tended st Strr1rstauy, worked f0r
Packard; In service April 1913;
overseas, October. 1914, son Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Phil Kroll. $40 Dubois
two brothers in service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-28
Freed Baiaan
Nurse 10 Wed

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. y
GNS)-Lt. Rita G.. Palmer of
Hampton, -. H., one of the as
FePatriated Bataan and Corregi-
nor nurses. has revealed that she
became engaged TO Ii. Edwin
Nelson. a navy doctor Of Hunt
ington. w. Va. on Corregidor.
NO, we are not married yet"
said the pretty blond heroine 10
whom the Purple Heart was
awarded fer wounds received on
Bataan
1t Palmer disclosed that her
fianCc was imprisoned At Blllbid
when she was taken To Santo
Fofnas. \ few ttocfSs away IN
July. 1912
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-28

Kamrath, 16141 Strathmoor; two
brothers i'm service.
PVT. GEORGE HEMME, 20.
anti-aircraft, Nov. 4, Belgium;
hospitalized, England; in service
April, 1943; overseas July, 1914
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hemme,
20226 Goulburn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-28
WOUNDED
European -.ireG

Defrcit
ASHTON PVT CLARENCy M--ciuenes
Ashton fAtheS 32oi Northwestern
ATcHER. Pfc.. CHARLES MIR Patricia
siolIsnoAch. mother. 544 S ROuEht
BoROvsEY. cpl. JOHNNIE Marie Borrow.
tsy mother s7fo Middle Ben Rd. Garden
BowLns, Fyc. IAHEs E.-charlss J.
Boyifs fsther 1925 Seventeenth
./BREiTaEYER PFC HAZES-Mu 'Vinr>e
4 Brcitneyer. mother. 276 Mckinley Rd .
BPopEuR re cHARlEs Mrs Anre
= FFosxiioRSr P5ra iS-o Pyr' If5Sleiis IfoSsfD A-D
svK.o,vEsAc isr IT NIT R-Mr
BUTCHER SGT EusTACE-Mu. Ls,hA v
soyi. mother. 1888 Hart
l.Points sister i3Isi CHEYENNE
CiAFKSON PVT WILLIAM E-Mr, Essie
Garrison mother. l2lSS Hawthorne. High
CRGIG' PIC WILLIAM A.-Mr Daisy
CiaiF mother, 1870 Camden
powSE. PFC. THOMAS J-Mn Ednn L
p0ase wife 2OsS7 Drisvsrs
DYSKA rs EDMUND Mrs Rose pyIss
mother, Aoll wesson
ELwISG PVT BENJAMIN JR Mrs Chris
tina Ewing. wife. 7745 Freds. Dearborn
vAsrASo. Cpl. sErRFrANo Mrs Ann
Fseiano slfe 235s Milvausee
=, ,Is FISHER, PVT LIE JaMrs Mary o.
fii5 FiTzp1TRidEt AIS t'S pfc F'c cLlSf6RD Ta6as Lm
Cora Fitzpatrick. mother, 734 Orchard. Wy
FOX PVT. RICHARD Mrs. Gertrude
Fox. mother ii4oi Mansfield.
CGoRDANo. PVT. PAUL P-Mu julia
CozpANEK. PVT. JOHN Win Eva Cor.
osnek. mother. lo3o9 St Louis
>, HALL, PVT ROBERT w.-mu. Helen L
hs!y ] HsSri.on. s.i VIZ; as Sfsid sslban, H~''
Hsrtssi mother. T74 Ford. Van Dyts. '''''''
HOFFMAN,. PFC, JOHN -Mrs ErickA Hof-
Fo,s ~, 9,2,n'r $500 APggqI!n.t Dearborn, -,
Helen Hoiey, wife 5s3 Emerson
AxLrc T,scr MARTIN Mrs Mar.
IErzKE Us GFoRGt@Rudo,Ps sfol FS9Psn'Hs J.,,s,
ioHEs, PVT cLARE H-Mn rose Jones
EAMRATH rFc. HORACE s.-Ms. Emma
k,T,a,h mother. lslal s,rsihmoor -
Ksssis Sife. s7is rsSs Beividsre -""' ''''''
KEENAN,. PVT ARTHUR Mira Gladys
Kelly SGT CT GLESAHDER t3ss SnsER'ri iR.-M. Ann
:. KoRTH. SGT. FRANCIS J.-Mn. There's
korth mother. Ssi6 Field
KoWAIsKf PVT JOSEPH C-Mrs julia
KozLowsRi % LIT BARNEY R-Mrs
Aeysndra Kowalsh, mother 2os5 Trow-
bridge, Hantrsmck.
KUsMIERz. SGT, EDWARD Mrs Lu.
rllle Hebon. sister. 662o Willette.
LARABEE. PFC HARRY M-MrS Harry
LnTssee IN nlf1 2ssi MoS SIoDss ss claS,on
ffn1sn. sister. 1000 w Grand
lDY, T SGT MAURICE = Mrs Mabel
1lly mother 2332i CsyuFs. Hazel Park
MADARAsZ. PVT. CHARLES A-Mrs. Bar.
hsra MsdsrssI. wife, 724 Manchester. HiEh-
land Park
MARTINEZ. PVT. BERNARDO R. Mrs
Josephine Martinez. wife. 1879 p FORT
MARTfNO, PFC. ATTfLIO-Mrs Dominica
q hArtino, mother, 1909 lois Dearborn
MCLEAN. PVT. MICHAEL J.-Mrs. Joseph
q MCLEAN mother. e735 Cofax
MCCORMICK. T,S ROYAL L.-Mrs Irene
jordan. mother. ~ Y Grand, HiEhlhnA Park
MciNNfS. PFC VINCENT J.--Franrs !.
Mcinnis. father S2ia Lemsy
Mcleod PFC. PIERCE H-Mrs ETen Nc.
Lscd mother 1910 Robson
OCALLACHAN. PFC. DONNELi r-Nrt
Hsltr Y. oCsiiathan, mother. is3o7 FER
Euson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-28

Four young Detroiter fathers,
serving in the European theater
of war, have been reported war
casualties today by their next of
kin.
Three are hospitalized in Eng
land from wounds received in ac-
.iion: the fourth is a prisoner Of
Var in Germany.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-28
DECORATED

S/SGT. FRED j. MURPHY,
BHenze Star. fer-heroic service in
France; worked for Nash kelvina-
tor: in service June, 1912; over
seas. November, 1913; husband Of
Nellie, 1925 Sixteenth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-28
>>>>~~> Tire Detroit Times .~~~-~~~>>~~~~~~~

department public the 1896 soldiers
wounded European southwest Pacific OF these
l96 from Michigan. so from the Detroit
depar casualties.
including from Michigan all
these the Of kin have been notified and been kept
informed Of any change
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-28
NAVY DEAD
Detroit

COPE SEAMAN &c ROBFRT EARf-Nr
and Mrs. Jesse Cope parents. SS73 French
ESLER CHIEF BOATSWktN'S MATE Gil
BERT JOHNNIE Jean Esler. wife. and
Charles Esier. father $3.50 N0lcomh.
McD1ARNID PVT VINCENT c USMC-
Mrs Jessie McDiarmid mother 1850 FlorsL
Pennington
YAKsICH FIREMAN .IC GEORGE FRANK
JR.- and Mrs Ceorec Frank Naksich.
parents i7l7S orleans.
Outstafe ....
RoDRG FIREMANtfc MlcUAEL-,frs
Mary Wancta nodse wife. Birch Run
Louis BodAs. brother, Flint
SNYDER SOUNDNAN 80 karl HOMER
Mrs Marian Snyder. nothsr Owosso
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-28

AOUNDED men need a
" Wouldn's care 10 help
them regain their health.
Ne zeal teehnicians are
needed immediately in our
army hospitals. Train at goo.
eminent expense.
Call RA S@S7
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-28
Lest We Forget-Lest We Forget!
MicIliSam'S Battle Hero Roll

20, Italy; attended Western: en-
listed two years ago; overseas six
months: son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
T. Decker. TO Hubbard.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-28
( (<OHIhTPSI Pacific
AreGD

FEPuBE PIC ARTHUP IT Mrs
Ne.sEs = BcruhC Vife tlN p state Fslf
CIONCl PVT. STEFANO Mrs Ekmenis
CI0nCi mother. 1882 wabash
FAlRQaBEET. ID IT AI.RERT , Mrs
GARDNFP CrI HARRY D Harry +
Gardner fsther 2462t cherry Dearborn
FOZNiCE set STANLEY Mrs
Marion Winters. sister. 1886 Waverly.
Outs'ate
ALLEN 6 SCI WESLEY / NORMAN A..
Ten father Alegan
JONES PFC BARNEY C-Mr. Lila
Jones Wifc Grand RAPIDS
KAvESHAS 6 SGT JOHN Mrs mary
kaveshsn mother Anvil
MrCOVERN PFC ROY Mrs plorence
McGUyeru. mother. Flint
ptfELAN T.f RICHARD C--I0hn
Phclan. brother Jackson
RITCIIE PFC EARL E-Mv Evs
Richie mother. Auepau.
ScHTEN PFC DONALD Mrs Lilisn
S0hten. mother. Marteilus
STEVENS PFC WAYNE Mrs Erma
VI. stevens. Wifo. Mcbride
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-28

T SGT. CALVIN +. KULBFRG.
p. BIZ radio operator, Feb S.
over Austria: attended University
Of Detroit: in service February.
l943, overseas. August. 1914 son
Of Mr.. and Mrs Russell =. Kul-
berg. l426O Washhurn; brother Of
A e Russell
SGT. JOHN r. DECKER JR.,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-28

nOwSE PFC THOMAS Mrs Eduh L
n0uss wife 2OS77 Delaware
DYSKA TLS EDMUND Mrs Rose Dytks
mother, 40ll WcSS0n
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-28

CIORDANO. PVT PAUL P-Mra julia
Curdsno wlfe, 6S4 Chene
COZDANEK. PVT. JOHN VIM Eva Cor.
osnek. mother. io3o9 St Louis.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-28

ELwISC PVT. BENJAMIN JR Mrs chris.
tina ( Elsing. wife. 7745 Freds. Dearborn
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-28

LARABEE. PFC HARRY MINIS. Harry
ALEDER. I'D LIT MORRIS n Mrs. Jack
imam. sister, 1000 w. Grand
gSlly, mother, 7337i csyurs. Halel Park
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-28

IARLic T'sGT MARTIN Mrs Mar
-are' L. Jakic wife 1905 Promenade
IETzKE T/5 GEoRCE-RudoIph Jet,ke
father. 1874 Eimdale
ZONES PVT CLARE H-Mrs Pose Jones
uifs. Aiil Campbell.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-28

HALL. PVT ROBERT w.-Mn. Helen L
Han. Vlfs. s6l Lothrop.
HARRISON SlSCT. GEORGE H-Mrs
BETTY j. Harrison. wife SIS Bethune
HkRTsELL, PVT RAYMOND C.--MrS. Anna
Hsrtsell. mother. T24 Ford. Van Dyke
HOFFMAN,. PFC. JOHN 2 Mrs ErickA Hot
man. mother. $500 Appoline Dearborn
HCtfrr. SGT. CLARENCE ". JR-Mn
Helen H0iley wife 553 Emerson
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10
Auto
Graphs
Strange Assortment
Makes Body Amor
BY SILER FREEMAN

When il comes 10 making
strange bedfellows these days,
the war has II all over politics.
For instance, what would result
by combining the resources OF
an auto radiator company. A
seat cover manufacturer, dress
designer and a brassier maker?
II might be anything. but in
this case il is body armor for
the foot-sloggeT, the infantry
man. The armor is being made
at the McCord Corp. which
once supplied most of the auto
makers with their radiators. For
a long time they've been making
other things like steel helmets
for the army, navy and Aft
corps: anti-submarine devices,
nom jamming gun leaders.
But many kinds of firms
have a finger in the war pie.
The seat cover maker. the bras
sler manufacturer and the dress
designer were also called in and
among them they have evolved
modern coat OF mail that Will
save many lives and cut down
the casualties among the boys
who are in on the first waves of
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10
Use Thicker Metal

The McCord suit will not stop
a direct hit by bullet or she'll
but il will turn the shot If IT hits
AT an angle or is partially spent.
It's main effect is on shell frsg-
ments and augmentation bombs.
E1iers have similar protection
from their flax suits, also made
here by McCord. Their aruor is
much heavier than that OF the
infantryrnan since they don
have 10 march. The metal used
in the flax suit is A magnesium
steel about .oo43 inches in
thickness. The body armor plate
is nearly one-eiGhth inch thick
ness but much lighter.
II will add about one-fifth 20
the load the foot soldier packs
but II will be worth il TO him
when il comes 10 invasions.
Maybe il comes too late for this
war but its already al the
Pacific front for use when
necessary.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10
UrgeWOOI
CurbS End

WASHINGTON, Aug. eERevo-
cation by Oct. ! of the WPB
order controlling distribution of
wool into low cost civilian cloth
ing and revocation OF the OPA
maximum average price plan has
been recommended by the wersted
and woolen manufacturers indus
try advisory committee.
The controls should be sbol-
ished, the committee said. because
reduction in military demand for
wool textiles has resulted in a
potentially good supply of woolen
and worsted garments. for civilian
use this fall and winter.
The WPB has the machinery TO
impose new controls if il should
be cessary. the committee
pointed out
The group suggested that q
meeting of the OPA industry ad-
visOTy committee for woofen and
worsted industry be held in the
near future 10 discuss the effects
Of a possible revocation of the
wool order.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10
Squared Lists
Advance in Net

Squared CO for the six months
ended June 30. 1945. shows net
profit of 1922 $40. equal TO S209
per share on the 421.S57 common
shares outstanding, against $780,
S54. or 500 a share on the
421, $50 outstanding shares for the
similar six months in 1914.
F. w. Magin. president. states
the company has received some
examinations and cutbacks on
government contracts for aircraft
instruments and has recently re-
ceived additional contracts for
new apparatus.
THE electrical divisions are
continuing to operate at prac-
tically full capacity and the
company has been receiving
orders for a large amount of
electrical business not strictly
for war purposes" he said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10
Markets & Business
WHAT New
In Business
BY WARD SCHULTZ

To any one who thinks that
all the romance is gone from
business, | recommend the story
of the organization Of National
Skyway Freight Corp. in Los
Angeles.
The most extensive venture
yet undertaken by veterans of
this war. the men behind II are
former Flying Tigers.
They Will specialize in freight
but will also carry charter pas
senGers and, because il IS
strictly a contract service and
not on regular schedules, they
need no franchise
Their equipment consists Of
II stainless steel, twin engine.
"Conestoga' cargo planes when
they bought as surplus goods
from the government for just
over 100000. The ships were
built by +. G.. Budd and the
navy cancelled the contract
after II were built. These are
the only ships in service now
which were designed specifically
for cargo work, It Is claimed
A group OF Los Angeles
businessmen helped the Flying
Tigers finance the deal and
interest Is divided $3.50
And here's a tip 10 the Ford
Motor Co, which couldn't quite
get It's new cars aboard the big
City Of Salinas because OF the
door size:
The ConeStoga viii carry two
Small cars or one big one. In
fact. President Bob Prescotts
wife had car trouble in Arizona,
so Bob picked up vile and car
and few them back 10 Los
Angeles.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10
Stee|s, Motors
Pace Rally

NEW YORK, Aug. 9 CUP)-
.Steels, motor shares and selected
individual issues led forenoon
recovery in stocks today. after an
opening price dip in response TO
announcement of Russian entry
into the war against Japan.
The bullish sentiment evident
before noon was bolstered by
sharp gains in both bonds and
stocks on the London Stock Ex-
change. overnight WPB disclosure
that it has VI Day reconverslon
plans all ready to go and the ac-
ton of President Truman today
in ordering WPB 10 emphasize a
.five-point program paving the way
for conversion of war production
TO civilian output.
Among the steels Bethlehem
MAS more than point and
Youngstown up a point. Chrysler
shot up Pa points above Wednes-
days close and Studebaker was
up nearly point in their group.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10
DeiseI-Wemmer
Profits Decline

DIESEL Wemmer Gilbert Corp.
for the six months ended June 30,
1915, reports a net profit of Sl75,-
1853 equal 10 81 cents per share.
rs compared with S237, ,l62. or
Sl24 share, for the similar
period IN 1914
For the second quarter Of 1945.
the net profits totaled Sl02 456,
equal 10 81 cents per share,
against S109 So. or 81 cents a
share. for the quarter ended June
80. 1914.
The report states no provision
for excess profits taxes was nee
esSary in the first SIX months of
1915.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10
NJ. s. Rukeyser
Demands Sound Plan
For Returning Vets
NJ. s. Rukeyser

aspect Of intensely interesting and
life
moment there is almost universal impulse deal
released fighting negenty generously and gfa
fully. problem freeze this will endure
through the years especially through the vcudes of postwar
patterns
My S the best attitude make the
his enrche lie represents
flower Accordingly
question Of magnanmy the part giving
him back He should be Of the fact that he
originally selected for his basis competition
The employer had choice the labor when he
hired than when his substitute engaged during subsequent
manpower shortage.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10

AUTOMOBILE MEcHANics-rwo e1pe-
rienced men. sis-dsy week. $40 weekly
guaranteed vacation with pay, Detroit'I
Oldest Pontiac dealer See Mr. Stout
clark Auto sales. 1914 woodward.
TO 7-s100
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10
Proud Of Helmet

The McCord Corp has been
producing steel helmets since
the war started. II made them
in the first war. In addition. 1t
is working on many secret prof.
ects for the army and navy.
The company is one Of two in
the country who can boast SIX
production awards. II won the
Navy T and then added five
Joint honors from army and
navy.
One Of the most priced pos
sessions of A. c. McCord. head
OF the corporation. is set OF
clippings. telling how steel
helmet produced by his firm
saved the life of Gen. Leslie
MacNair. Gen. MacNair was
later killed by bomb loosed by
one OF our own sirrnen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10
Curtiss,W Wright Corp.
Promotes Defroiter

Walter A. Gurnack of Detroit
has been appointed head of the
engineering llaison unit at the
Indianapolis plant of CurtisS-
Wright Corp, propeller division.
He has been associated with
Curtiss-Wright since September,
1912. and prior 10 this appoint
ment held the post of liaison
engineer at the Clifton, n. j..
plant.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10
Aeronduti(aI's S
Income Steady

Aeronautical Products. Inc, for
the year ended May 81 1945. had
a net profit of S21s,495. equal TO
S1.46 a share. after federal taxes
and provision for renegotiation.
but before provision for additional
costs arising out of the war and
other contingencies. Charles c.
Laynan. president. told stock
holders at the annual meeting.
This compares with a net Of
S221 ,974, or Sl4s a share, IN the
previous year.
The corpany's sales aggregated
Sic. 1888, ,52S, as compared with
Sl0.615,521 a year previous, and
al the end of the 1945 fiscal year
the company had S6,13o,000 in
untitled orders on its books with
no cutbacks since that dates
At the directors meeting which
followed, Layman, who succeeded
Alfred Jackson as president on
the latter's death four months
ago. was reelected unanimously.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10
Farmers M arket


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s0-lb bu Hadishes. red, 80. !, I5casi
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behs Rhubsrb No. 1 eoa7hc d07 bchs
squash italian. fancy. S3h4 y hu - I.
a. 5ss2 so. squash summer Hncy. 81 so
q bu No 1. tlHi IS - ~ Tomatoes
door fancy ~ 7s. i4-lo esE' No 81 2s
al 50 14-lb esst Turnipi punched. 'snev
q 50 doi eohi 70 ~ 7s' turnip'
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10
BendiX Forms
New Division

NEW YORK. Aug. 9-The for
nation of new division, Bendix
International. to handle the COM
prehensive foreign trade program
Of Bendix Aviation Corp, was dis
closed here today by Ernest r.
Breech, president.
Bendix international. he stated,
will be under the direction Of
Charles T. Zaoral. general man
ager, who iolned the corporation
in January as co-ordinator of for
eign affairs, after many years Of
experience in the foreign field for
General Motors Corp. and Dodge
Brothers, Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10

And sister. if you want TO
know where your nylon hose are
hiding these days, besides para
chuteS, you can find them
aplenty in this infantry vest.
There's enough for 400 pairs
right IN one suit Of body armor.
In case you didn't know II,
thicknesses Of nylon will stop
she'll fragments as we'll as arnor
plate will. The Japs have been
using silk TO take up the shock
of American bullets and since
We have no silk. nylon is doing
the job for our boys.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10
Livestock M Market
CHIC AGO


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ti4 ISAIAH medium Sl475. nght
So 7: Isht nshti. si4 sosit .. packing
CATTLE 900 STEADY Calves 500.
s,ssdy Beef steers tls.SOais MEDIUM
Sl2Sis5o. yesrllng. Si2si7.5o. Butch
ers heifert sli rs. cows. 50 "a "a.
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SHEEP 600 Uesdy LAmbs Sis4
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PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH, Aus ms CATTLE
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Is medium to good .5oais.5o com
mon 10 medium, siz SoGi55o hsiferS,
good 20 choice. siSal5. medium 10 good
s. 3gl4 % common 70 medium. sioAl2.
cows. GOOD 70 choice S2al3 medium 20
good S9alO, Gamers and cutters SIS so a
so bulls. good to choice. STA soeis,
common 10 medium. sedi2
HoGs-,sso. stsGay: i,so-iso Ibs; siss
- 10000 lbs 81 loslS Is ZOO
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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10
kraus Joins
Tube Firm

J j. Kraus has been appointed
safes vice president " Detroit
Seamless Steel Tubes Co II WAS
announced today. He succeeds
c. II. Hobbs, resigned,
Kraus was released from active
military service last month, hav-
ing been in uniform since 1912
He was lately stationed as a major
with the Washington office, Chief
OF Ordnance. Before going into
service he was attached TO the
Detroit office of Sharon Steel
Corp.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10
Dart Declines
Ward Offer

BOSTON, Aug. g. Justin w
Dart. president of the United
Drug. Inc, has announced that
because I cannot properly leave
United Drug at this time, I have
declined the Montgomery Ward
proposal. / am grateful TO Sewell
Avery and the Montgomery Ward
directors for their generous offer -
II was announced recently by
Sewell Avery, chairman of Mont
gomery Ward, that the later COM
pany was negotiating with Dart
10 become president of Ward.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10
Will Aid in Building Up the Morales

1t will build up the morale of the veteran know that
addition legal claims for consideration he also
eminentlY desirable from the standpoint
But for millions OF returning
brackets will question reabsopton ehring
These taken from schools and colleges before
they had adjusted themselves ganfu Some Of
those of high ability achieved officer rank before they had served
their apprenticeship employment
OF course some the GI Bill Rights.
will colleges further training breath
spell before making their adjustment the business world