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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
What'sNew
In Business
Bond Redemptions
Now Topping Sales
By WARD SCHULTZ

The sale of War" bonds now
raises but little actually new
money for Uncle Sam.
The truth is that in August.
savings bond redemptions ran
S425, 100000, or almost 73 per
cent Of the S5s9.OOO,OOO in new
sales. -
And for the first 10 days Of
September, cash-ins scared 10
Sl6l. 10000. or $50 per cent of
the Ss7. 600. 900 in sales. Heavier
buying in the latter half of the
month, a normal situation. will
help Offset the loss. but it IS
doubtful whether there will be
an actual plus sign for the
month.
OF course, September is some
what abnormal. but treasury
officials privately admit that
the time is not far distant when
redemptions will regularly eX-
ceed sales.
Despite this situation, off,
cials insist that redemptions
following the wars end were
really below expectations. They
also express the hope that the
pay roll deduction plan will be
made permanent.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
NJ. S. Rukeyser
Mistakes of ODT
PenaliZe Railroads

While the railroads still frozen by wartime restrictions
circumstances playing into the hands Of the compe
tive services.
AT this time when rail passenger service is still subject TO al
most the harhest restrictions imposed during the competitive
services being set free to seek customer approval
Specifically the arlines after Oct IS will be unrerained
their ability nonpory civilians Since Sept Is the bulk
of priority restrictions has been lifted addition the air lines
acquiring surplus government fourengne planes which will
enable them greatly to improve their schedules
Likewise the lifting of gasoline raonng has recreaed the
private automobile competitor of the railroads for
traffic Likewise the ending the 35mle wartime rule
highways adds greatly the capacity the bus lines pro-
duce passenger transportation.
Meantime at this writing the railroads unable to furnish
sleeping facilities civilians for of less than 450 miles,
Likewise the railroads forbidden make Pullman reservations
longer than ii days advance Until recently the limit five
days.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
ISSueplaIlned
By Gar Wood

NEW YORK, Sept. 25-Stock-
holders of Gar Wood Industries,
Inc. at a special meeting on or
about Oct. "a will consider pro-
viding for 10000 shares of cumu-
lative convertible preferred stock.
$50 par, and an additional 100000
shares of common stock. 81 par,
according 10 the New York Stock
Exchange.
Stockholders also will be asked
to provide that holders of the
proposed preferred stock be en-
titled TO elect two directors in
the event of the default of cer-
tain dividend payments.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
Reconversion Timetable Also Hits Rails

In addition, the quality of service is low ebb
From strictly business standpoint differences in the
table OF the rail-
roads and their principal competitors dsadvanageous the rails
That objective and incontesable fact which cannot be
vitiated emotional grounds
In addition the civilian handicapped by lack OF the
established American standard of travel for essential
elers overnight 450 miles The enforced subs
tuition of day trips for overnight sleeper precious
executive time when they already under
supply at this crucial transitional period
has been indicated that the federal controls of freight traffic
will be retained through the October freight peak.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
Heads Claim Group

w. Clark Butterfield OF De-
troit, secretary of the National
Casualty Co., has been elected
president of the international
Claim Association, it has been
announced. Butterfield is the
associations 37th president.
The international Claim AS
sociation was organized in
1909 and is composed of the
claim departments of PIT in
surance companies engaged in
health, accident and life under
writing in the United States
and Canada.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
X-Ray, |nt., Purchases
Air Signal Company

X-Ray, Inc. specialists in indus
trial metallurgical photography,
has purchased rights and equip
ment for the manufacture and
sale of Strombos air pressure
warning signal devices. A new
modern plant has been con-
structed at 4525 Twelfth street,
Detroit, and will be ready for
operation within three weeks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
Name Chief
0fGhevrOfet
Detroit Times Fiin, Bur,au

FLINT, Sept. % - John A.
Foley, for the last eight years
Of the Chevrolet assem-
bly, plant at Baltimore, has been
manager of the Chew
rolet assembly plant under con-
struction in Flint, Hugh Dean,
Chevrolet manufacturing mana
ger, announced.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
Sherbe+s Out

Ice cream makers now prom
ise that the layer OF sherbet,
sandwiched in the middle of
each brick of ice cream, is on
the way out.
Shert ct was the lesser Of two
evils when manufacturers had a
choice of curbing consumption
of butter fats and sugar. 1t
used twice as much sugar but
only a fifth the normal amount
Of butter fat.
Now. however, butter fat is
plentiful but sugar is tighter,
so tnat ice cream gets the edge.
Short fruit crops will make
cherry and strawberry favors
scarce, though.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
Note Slight Climb
In Commodity Prices

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25-
Wholesale commodity price index
compiled by National Fertilizer
Association advanced fractionally
10 1899 for the week ended Sept.
p from 1898 in the preceding
week. This fractional increase
followed three weeks Of uninter-
rupted declines and one week in
which the index remained un-
changed
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
Honor Wafdow

Ottmar A. Waldow, controller
of the National Bank of Detroit,
was elected a director of the
Controllers Institute of Amer
lea at that groups annual meet
ing. held yesterday in the
Stevens Hotel. Chicago.
Waldow was president of the
Institutes Detroit Control for
the fiscal year 1941-42.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
DETROIT RESULTS

FIRST RACE - 1880. claiming. novice
and apprentice riders, 3-yesr-olds and UP. s
AZ Charm tBuckelewl $40 400 $50
Quick Kick ,Hartwickl $50
Time Is 3-5
Betty Van. Polar Eve. Al Tram. Wee One.
shooiin' Joe and order Arms also ran
SECOND RACE-$1,5oo, claiming. 2-yesr-
ods, furlonEs
Pene Sullivan 1880 47o $40
Break Thru lHsr,wick) $50 5To
Miss Brickeys tAdamsj $50
Jeico, Leida, Baby Barbara. DOC Yak.
retramore and Three Sixty also ran.
THIRD RAGS 500. claiming. s-y,.r.
olds e ana up furlonss;
IomlutA sullivan 4.3o $50
Cloudy weather Hartwickl arc
jdsni,s NJ. seslans. Phnns B.. valdin.
Hiker and Yankee Notions also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-s2,soo. claiming. s-yssr-
Dodos Girl DILLON $40 $50
Henny Penny tSullivsnl 400
Anthem. See D.. Cooling Spring. South
Border. Aridsical and Court Flash also ran.
FIFTH RACE 50 500, combination. >
pfsyrarifs TIse5bsT s2o $40 $50
Bar Willow tHArtWickl 400 2 so
Darby Dimout tWirthD 32o
Zlg ZsE. Wilma Van, FlorisAn Sam, This
isit, Bohemia and Big Head also ran.
SIXTH RACE IS 600 combination, ,.
yesr-olds and up, furlonEE
Golden Man tMliganl 4.s0 $40 2.30
Mono Miller tWirthl $40 2 go
Annic's Reply (HArtl 25o0
Time 1Al3
Good Gang and Bin g also ran.
SEVENTH RACES. 600 combination, 3
year-ods and up. mile tCn turf
Romulus tRemillard 420 2,70 gao
Fettacairn tSullivAnl $40 24o
Pay Foo Hart 270
Time i.49 is.
HugNic L and Marit0wn also ran NJ
EIGHTH RACE-t1, 500. calming 3-year-
ods and un I i-16 miles
Glenv00d Boy fSulivanl 90 $40 2So
TrauE0ur Adams 42O so
Never Alone tLsytonl $40
Time ! so Is.
lie Man, Ambrandef ana sunny Betty siss
ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
Marshall Field Firm
Plans Big Expansion

CHICAGO, Sept. 25-Marshall
Field e. Co. manufacturing divi-
sion, after a three-day conference
at Fieldate. Va. announced tenta-
tive plans for spending more than
a million dollars during 1916 and
S5,000.0Oo additional in several
following years for capital i'm
provements in machinery, equip
ment and building for textile
products.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
Buick Executive
Gets New Post
Detroit Times FLINT Bureau

FLINT. Sept. 25-Robert c.
Belbin, Buick assistant personnel
director, has been assigned 10 the
assistant dictatorship vacated by
George Jacoby, who has been
transferred to Detroit.
Belbin's assignment will be la
hnr relations
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
Notre Dame Gets
New Grid Mascot

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Sept. 25
QNS) Notre Danes fighting
Irish had a new mascot today with
a familiar name. He is Clashmore
Mike II. The five-month-old Irish
terrier was presented TO the uni
versity by James McGarraghy OF
Chicago, a Notre Dame baCker.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26

ALuMISuM INDUSTRIES. INC.
Year ended June 80:
1q45 1914
Net profit Si7IOso s294 oai
Share earned SIS a. OF
AMERICAN suMATRA TOBACCO CORR.
Year ended July 81
Net income $64s.56l S5gsS24
Share earned S357 "a o6
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
Livestock M arket
DETROIT

DETROIT
HOCS-40o; fully steady All barrowS and
gilts at si4.9o ceiling. sows mostly STAG
t4.lS, stays. sl4 down,
CATTLE-75o: slaughter steers and year
lings mostly carryoyers from Monday. demand
all classes rather narrow prices mostly steady.
Few common and medium native steers and
yearlings. SIogl5 no strictly good or choice
cattle offered, medium and good beef COWS,
sl0e12 medium Grade AZ slo@li more
plentiful. common cows active, Se.SoAe.S0
esnners and cutters mostly s6 5o@s. few
shelly Gamers around S6; scattered sales
common and medium sausage bulls. $40
1880. cutlery lightweighS down to $s; re-
placement cattle scarce.
CALvES-7oo; fully STEADY; top and bulk
GOOD and choice veAler. sl7: most common
and medium. Sl3al6. culls around $50 10,
most common and medium grsoy calves. $40
ola, few good and choice 10 SIS.
SHEEP-70O. lambs and sheep fairly ac-
tive. steady, quality and condition considered.
most offerings with wet heeces; bulk good and
choice spring lambs Sl3.75914 few small
lots toialing less than so head at si4.25:
toppy bucks discounted 81. common and me-
oium mostly slIel25O. few just rood lots
s. I3.--cu!!G.-3s.611.-En EnnSt-g gooa--ss sssd-el4.le-
ewes, s5@6, Gull and common kinds S2.50
$3.50.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
BULLISH FACTOR

AS 10 the failure" of the rails
10 confirm the rise in industrials.
! am inclined TO think il a bullish
factor rather than the reverse.
Last week, the rails acted bet
ter. The suspicion that maybe
the move of the preceding week
was just speculative manipulation
TO conceal weakness elsewhere,
now seems ill-founded.
Other groups that may prove 10
be backward are the steels and
oils.
Not many points are to be made
on the bear side at the moment.
There are the technical market
facts that the recent rise has been
pretty sharp. and that an upper
resistance level exists at $50. 1t
can also be argued that the pros
pect is for reduced earnings for
many companies in the third and
fourth quarters, and that this
prospect is not being sufficiently
recognized by the public. Posi-
bilities of severe labor troubles
exist
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26

Appointment of Franklin G..
Wheeler, above, as vice presi-
dent of Brisacher, Van Norden
e. Staff was announced by
Emil Briascher, president. He
will be located i'm the San
Francisco office of the West
Coast-Owned agency. For the
past IL years Wheeler has
been San Francisco manager
of Hearst Advertising Service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
pITTsRTRCU

PITTSBURGH Sept. rs tiNs CATTLE
100. steady, grass steers, sS.5ON so.
steers, good 10 choice, si7dls, medium 10
STA 50al55o. heifers, good 20 choice SIS
ole medium TO rood, Sl3Gi4,5o. common
20 medium. Sl0@l2, cows, good TO choice
and cutters, S55oas: bulls. good 20 choice,
gi2 S0gi4 common % medium. Se@l2.
.HopGsIso. steady iso-iso lbs. si3S
gao his S15.1Oai515, 22o.25o lbs .
s15.toSi5is; 25o-9oo lbs, s1sa15
SI4al475 rouFhs. sIaai44o.
sHEFP-250 active and 2sc higher on
choice lambs Choice spring lambs. tt35oy6
mon. se.5os7.5o: ewes. $496: wethsrs.
t4dT
CALvEs-2oO: Ttesdy; good 70 choice.
81 SO@ls40. medium. s0al6bO:
culls ana common syGi7
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
Stock Prices
Still Below 81
BY LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of Economics. ssv York Univsrsity
Last week. after reacting 10 the
Ia level tDow-Jones) as antici-
pated. the average price of indus
trial stocks rose TO a new high
for the long bull market, and
carried with it the composite
average of all stocks. The rise
was confirmed" by the average
of the utility group, but not by
the railway stocks.
Although some resistance and
irregularity at the $50 level
(which at this writing has not yet
been deciSively penetrated) is TO
be expected, the bull market
on. and eventually higher
prices remain a strong probability.
In this connection. the market
student should keep in mind the
fact that, while prices look fairly
high compared with past records,
they are not as high as in 1887,
and are not really high at all in
view of the kind of dollar in
which they are measured.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26

NEW YORK, sept 73-Prices IN cer's,
Great Britain. bound AO1 QQ.an4 N
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26

Ks lbs apprentice allowance claimed
xxi0 lbs. apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather cloudy. track. slow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
Detroit Entries
FOR TUESDAY

FOR TUESDAY
FIRST RACE-Novice and apprentice riders
81 500, claiming. 5-year-odS and up, Lilo
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-06

Stocks are soaring on the best
bad news in years from all points.
Nothing can stop the rise but pros
perity.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-06

Robbers broke into the General
Motors plant recently but as what
they wanted to steal was a new
auto they left empty handed.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-06

German war criminals posed for a
group picture the other day. 1t
should he a big help in convicting
them on all counts, even If re-
touched a little.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-06
Dr. Miles Nervine

&Liquid or EHervescent Tabiets)
Nervous Tension can make you
Wakeful, Jittery, Irritable. Ner-
vous Tension can cause Nervous
Headache and Nervous Indiges-
tion. In times like these, we are
more likely than usual to become
overweight and nervous and to
wish for a good sedative. DIR.
Miles Nervine is good sedative
mild but effective.
IF you do not use Dr. Miles
Nervine you can't know what it
will do for you. It comes in
Liquid and Effervescent Tablet
form, both equally soothing to
tense and over-wrought nerves.
WHY DON'T YOU TRY TT 3
Get it at your drug store,
Efervescent tablets 35s and Use,
Liquid 25s and S1,0o. CAUTION
Take only "a directed.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-06
ALARMING REACTIONS
TO FOOTBALL FLASHES

TO FOOTBALL FLASHES
Elmer Twitcheu, red hot football
enthusiast, is near his annual grid
season collapse. He can't stand the
strain of those football battles. Not
that he goes to many games. He
sees few in the bowls. What ruins
Elmer are the newsreel movies.
He can sit quietly through most
movies without any impulse to join
the players on the screen, but foot
ball scenes get him. Just fash on
those views of two big teams tear
ing up and down the screen and
Elmer goes berserk. He rips off his
coat the moment game starts.
Lately he has taken to wearing a
heavy sweater and perhaps wrap
ping himself in blanket. How ne
loves to throw them off and gallop
down the aisle!)
Last night the big game suddenly
flashed on the screen between two
big features. With only 10 yards to
60 for touchdown a player dropped
the ball and it rolled over the side
lines and clean out Of the movie.
Elmer thought it went into the third
aisle. He sprang from his seat and
went for it.
He came up with a felt hat, a
handbag and a bag of potatoes be-
longing to Long Island movie ad-
dict, reversed the field and seemed
about to make the most sensational
run of the year when thrown by
the house policemen and violin
list
There is something to be said for
Elmer. Those movie flashes Of epic
contests are hard to follow. Half the
time we are not sure whether the
action moves closer to the photog-
rapher now and then or whether it's
vice versa. And it is our conviction
that the football episodes frequent
ly get mixed up with the episodes
i'm the double feature picture.
LINES AFTER STUDYING
What's become of that old beaver
That my father used to wear?
1t was tall and rather battered;
OF hard knocks it had its share;
Oh, for years it had been missing,
But it's back among us now,
And this season sees it perching
Over MONS and sisters brow.
Father wore it but to weddings
Or when greeting folks of fame;
1t was not worn on the bias
Comedy was not his aim.
But now mother has no scruples-
And her mirror seems to please,
AS she puts it on her noodle
When her miliner DEGREES!
Nom may cut it down, extend it,
Doll it up with things galore,
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-06

in Song of Norway; he's come a
long way from the radio station in
Hartford, Conn.,. where he worked
for three seasons. Between times
he's had movie contract that took
him to Hollywood but did no more
for him, and sung in night club.
Bill Gargan returned to Repub-
lies studio for the first time since
1885 when he checked in for his role
in Murder in the Music Hail." star
ring Vera Hruba Ralston. 'Last
time was here there was one pro-
lection room and one sound stage"
he remarked as he looked around.
Republic has 16 stages now.
y
After a search lasting for months,
Columbia Pictures chose Scotty
Beckett for the role of AL Jolson as
a young man in the technicolor mu-
steal tentatively called ''The AL Jol-
son Story" Becket's last screen ap-
pearance was in "Junior Miss"
-
Orson Welles has expressed more
than polite interest in politics OF
late-the next national election may
find him running for senator. Mean
while, he's heard as a commenta.
tor on the American network Sun.
days, is producing, directing and
starring in 1.-THE Stranger" playing
the part of a magician in Harold
Lloyd's 1.-THE Sin of Harold Diddle.
bock,'' and appearing regularly
with Bergen and Charlie Mccarthy.
ODDS AND ENDS-Howard Free.
men spent Sit months OF dieting, to lose
80 pounds-then put the ,0eight on again
in three weeks, to play the fat Spanish
king in "Monsieur Beaucaire." On a
sheet Ne at Pdrky's" broadcast an
actress said one ,oord, 'No"--aud got
S46.58 for it, regular pay for long part.
More than 1900 musicians. i55 top
name band leaders and more than 400
singers haps appeared on "SpatIighs
Bands" during fha peat ihyss years ON
As ais,
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-06

But she never can deceive me
It's the plug hat father wore;
And this is my firm conclusion:
Though she wears it with apl0mb,
1t looked better on my old man
Than it ever looks on nom!
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-06

Larry Brooks took his name from
that Of famous theatrical costume
firm-walked in to have a costume
fitted, walked out Brooks" Now
singing opposite 10 Stafford on the
air on CHS Tuesday nights, he's also
singing a leading role on the stage
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-06

WHEN Functional Nervous
wv Disturbances such as Sleep
lessness, Crankiness, Excitability,
Restlessness or Nervous Headache
interfere with your work or spoil
your good times, take
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-06

A British plane has done COG miles
an hour. When doing less than 400
it is considered parked.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-06
PLANET JOTTINGs

l.
H. Truman, the former halter,
saw his lawyers recently. He wants
to sue the fellows who sold him the
idea of taking nomination for vice
president on the ground it would De
just an honor.
German war criminals posed for
group picture the other day. 1t
should he big help in convicting
them on all counts, even If re-
touched a little.
Things have taken a turn for the
worst. Peace has broken out in
China, Java, Palestine, Cairo and
other points. Folks are trying to get
the White House to issue q radio
statement assuring them it will
not spread to America.
Robbers broke into the General
Motors plant recently but as what
they wanted to steal was a new
auto they left empty handed.
Stocks are soaring on the best
bad news in years from all points.
Nothing can stop the rise but pros
perity.
OH BOY!
Senator SalstonstaH OF Massachusetts
comes out with praise for Indian pud.
ding as the fastest dish in america, and
hoU this aUarn1s our heart! 1t is years
since zoe had any, and yet the memory
of this golden dish makes our mouth
,vater. 'Injun meal" zoe called it back
home. 1t iUas made into sort of pud-
ding the night before and put away to
'set." Then in the morning Nom
carved it into strips about a quarter OF
an inch thick-maybe closer to hall
and fried it on the kitchen stoue. NE
can still hear it suffering and see it in
all its golden glo,0 as Ue poured maple
sirup on it and Went to town. What's
become of it.?
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-06

Radio is Is years old. This
makes it still too young to give
the right answer to its outstanding
question, care you over IS. 2"
1t seems only yesterday that
there was no radio at all and
we could think of pill, ointment
or cigarette without associating it
with any crooner or comic.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-06
Released by Western Newspaper Uni
By VIRGINIA VALE

BY VIRGINIA VALE
CONSTANCE COLLIER
~ helped Paulette Goddard
deceive Charlie Chaplin when
Paulette was Mrs. c., and
doesn't mind telling about it.
''Mr. Chaplin preferred that
his wife should be the lady of
his house and should give up
any thought of an acting ca
reer," says she. But Paulette
was ambitious. So Miss Collier,
whose name has long been famous
in the theater, coached her at every
opportunity. "And we just didn't tell
Charles anything about it, she
adds. She's seen in Kitty" in which
Paulette stars. Miss Collier has
helped many another actress; the
list includes Mary Pickford, Norma
Shearer, Claudette Colbert. Blu:
husbands didn't have to be deceived
in their cases.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-06
Relief AT Last
For Your Cough

Creomulsion relieves promptly be-
cause it goes right to the seat Of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender, in.
famed bronchial mucous mem.
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
q bottle Of Creomulsion with the UNI
Outstanding you must like the way it
quickly allayS the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CIRCUMCISION
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-20
Mystery Surrounds Case
OfWD.SmaUAndFax1ily

neighbors that she heard her nus,
band fall in the bathroom abou'
80 Ca. M, yesterday and that sne
got up and went to him and she
passed out, or didn't rememoe1
anything more.
E. w. Hall, foreman of the safe,
way Transit company where Small
is employed, stated that ne calleo
Small yesterday morning at GU
a. M, and continued to call him
until 6:2l a. M, and that Small
answered the phone and said thai
he could not report for work oe::
cause he was down on his back.
Hall said that Small was all right
Sunday.
The Tidewater Power company
sent men to the Small home yes.
terday to check the gas stove, Goa!
stove and hot water system and
were unable to find any traces OF
gas leaks or fumes.
DR.. MeBane was called to the
hospital to make an examination
and last night no diagnosis Of the
cases was announced by hospital
attaches because DR.. MeBane was
unavailable.