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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
500 Racing Men
Honor Cotton Hennino

Ray ilarroun, winner Of the
first Indianapolis 500 mile race
in 1911, and Maun Rose. FIRST
when the event was last held IN
l94l were among the group Of
former drivers, racing mechanics,
meeting last night at Lfttte
Harry'S Cafe
The occasion vas 10 honor II {.
Cotton HennIng who toI 20
wears was chief mechanic and
Technical adviser AZ indianapolis,
/ Others present included Tommy
Milton, Wilbur SHAW a and
Chet Miller and Russell SHe@-
I berger
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
Livestock M Market

CHICAGO june " T'ils -Hocs-e 900
steady top Sl4.7s bulk, s1A75; heavy
SI465@l475 medium si47s lFht
st475 light liEhts sl4 500 1873 PACK
ing sONS s1375aif PIGS. ti22S@l4 as
CATTLE 500 steady Calves 500
steady Beef steers choice Si7gi7 90
medium Sl4m17 yoArlinPs S14nlT 80
Butchers heiftrs Siiai7 Is COWS toSls
bulls sioeib calves ti0mieso feeders
Silel5 as StockeTs steers tlials
COWS and heiferS. So T5aI4
SHEEP-6 500 steady lsmhs ,i4 500
Is so common t13a14 ysarlinfs si7a
Is feeders S1t SOai3 50 ewes S7ds 50
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
Organize New
Dairy Concern

Consolidation N A ~ hoi IS q .
bakery and dairy into new $500, =,
600 organization 10 he known As
the Leonard Bakery e. Dairy
Shops with 10 retail outlets in
metropolitan Detroit was an
nouuCed today
Present plans Of the concern
lt-N,ts- stated 4, aFe-tt,- expand
eventually INTO statewide and
national institution The venture
rs hclng financed by group of
prominent DcToiterS
Among the organizers of the
now cemP4Ht are Thomas k, Phrt-
lips Roc Heal an attorney, Miss
Florence !. DeCourSey, local huSi-
ness woman and Luke c. Leonard,
WHO viii act a. fiscal agent.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
DetrOla Lists
Output Gain

Shipments by radjo-elcCtronic
and machinery divisions OF inter
national Dctrola Corp toiaIed
S2l. .S54.345 in tho seven months
ended MAY 81. {. Russell Field
man. president disclosed today
The figures cover production al
most entirely for the arU7y and
navy At the -four plants 10 Detroit
Flkhart and indianapolis and
show an increase Of 1000 over
the COMPARABLE 1914 period.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

lOlncd the /un-
.n1cT unit I'M an
Executive { a .
paCItN
Calvert " a :
at one time as
SoCIated wit n
{ It n p b q J J
.fWald Co. hut
for tn O. pas
several y rs
has h q G n an
account man
IA ger in h e
Cleveland q
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
Life Underwriters
Annual Cruise Set

The Detroit Life Underwriters
Association ttoday announced IT'S
annual meeting and cruise will bc
held tomprron ON the Steamer
Fut-in-Bay Blc ship will sail
from thetdock al the loot Of FIRST
street at lis p m, returning ~
= 800 p r with tho annual meet
jng scheduled Tor . p ~. aboard
fhr steamer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
What 'sNew
In Business

By WARD SCHULZ

The recent action oi ii4np
Motors stoCk0ot6rrS IN approN'
ing an lnCVssC IN authorized
capita Stock to 3 Suooou shares
from -oar 0aH .s 90 lire with
the r'sra1fwsrt> lorE-range
piars Ir fht fold o.. parts maou-
facture tpr rrc agfomotNe, re-
frlCerauou alr conditioning ln.
ouStry ,'J.
According 70 official state
ueniS. Hgpp IS not planning 10
build paSsCuCrr automobiles hat
might use the increased stock
10 acquire GONG concerns when
ooulc add 'o profit possibilities
n TIE lfIds olt'Ned No dtII-
rIte plans of tTs sort have
come 70 a ho8d yet
Following the issuance ~
250.0dO shares az stock under
options 4ast year and another
SIS 726 shares 20 Globe Machine
& stamping Cn-ln return for
the assets ~ Globe there were
J o95ol6 shares outstanding of
the . o0o 1UQ authorized leaving
little room az rn7t time for 'he
issuance oi new stock 4 needed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
Set Up Plane Division

Goodyear is setting up a new
aviation products division with
r W Richardson as manager.
Tire. wheel and brake sales for
planes viii become part OF
the new division according 10
J NJ. Linforth. vice president OF
the company.
Richardson will he assisted ny
Clarence O. Bell. L. } Amsdell,
George II. Lewis and Harold j.
nicL
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
King -SeeIeY Corp.
Names New Officials

Darwin r. warner, former
treasurer, has been elected wee
preSfcfcr1t Of EinE-Seeley Corp
Ann Arbor and Kathleen "
Conklin former secretary. has
been elected treasurer Floyd W.
Robertson bcCoWcs assistant treas
urer and Helen " McNalIy a~-
sistant secretary, john ". Airey
president. has announced
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
Two Dividends Voted
By Miller Mig. Co.

Miller Mfg Co has declared a
dividend of ; cents on common.
payable June 30 10 stock Of record
June 20. and the regular quarterly
dividend of - cents on Glass A
stock. payable July II 10 holders
of record July 3 The same amount
was paid on the common stock
March q
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
Look, Don't Count

"Cheesecakc' seniority is the
newest union wrinkle.
II came about this way.
An auto company Phologra-
pher. bent on taking some
glamour pictures of pretty girl
rivefers. was picking and ChooS-
ing his way down tho produc-
ton line. a UAW-CIO shop
steward showed up and issued
this edlct.
The girls must he photo
eraphed IN order OF their sem
ioritNi
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
Thomas Appointed
To Finance Group

* ApAo.niUtnf a. Edward II
ThnNa STORE manager of tho r.
Siege Go 20 tno executive group
of frr Watne County Retailers
Nar Finance Committee was an
nounced today by Nate S. Shapero,
Chairman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
Hudson Names Two

Two appointments tod a Y
pointed 10 an expansion OF
Hudson dealer organization.
Fred Nj BiaICh has -bccn- named
zone manager and will direct all
operations for the southern
California area.
William Hlrsch has been
named regional manager for the
northwest division with head
quarters in Minneapolis.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
4 calvert Joins
thinner nit

Walter r Zlmmer, president Of
Zmmcr-keIlcr Inc, Detroit ad-
VcruSing agency today announced
that Harry W. Calvert. former
pelroL1 advertising executive. has
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
Grains
Move Up

CHICAGO. June s tlNS) -
Grains were higher today in fairly
active trading.
Wheat and rye displayed the
most strength and scored gains
ranging 10 1i4c.
Final prices generally were
around the high with wheat &c
70 tftc up. July finished al
81 677s.
Rye closed sc 10 1tsc higher
corn unchanged to SIC up. oats
&C 10 sc higher and barley &c
TO = up -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
Walsh TO Speak Here

The Exchange Club next
Tuesday VIII hear Thomas f..
Walsh. chairman Of the Michl-
gan State Board Of Aeronau-
tics. Walsh will speak on De
troit and Michigans : Place IN
Aircraft.
He is manager Of the Grand
Rapids airport and A civil air
Datrol officer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

Albert A. Beste.
Of the koenig
Coal Co, {. b.
Nairn. of I h e
Prudential In
Surance Co. and
r. l.. Belts. OF
the Detroit Edi-
son Co. wee
pres id o n ts;
Fred Logan. of
I h o X oG er
Grocery a n d
r a k n & { o ..
treasurer. NJ. =.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

sent the same
lineup that won
by 9 strokes
last Y q ar AT
NJ e a dowbrook
when the event
gets under way
i r Q d r u n
and Plum Hol-
low.
Tw o teams
from l9 clubs
will compete
this time. chair
man Bob How
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
Personal Touch

William Sler investn7 On Z
banker and captain in hNESrnf
y Of tho banking division o' the
Seventh War Loan has working
with hun the same bond sales
men which be assembled for the
Third War Loan
"Our interest il in the >itua-
tion Of each Individual prospect
we contact" said SIler. There
are bonds aNailahIe for pracii-
caIlv all Investment needs. and
once We understand what the
buyer plsns for,-ue are shle 10
sell him bonds that fit his pur-
pose.
The public j. gradually be
coming better acquainted with
the issues other than b. We VIII
he happy 10 contact any one
who wishes an ANALYSIS made ol
his Investment program.
Siler may oe reached through
the banking division OF Seventh
War Loan, ClI 0S20.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
named include

Woods. Of the Detroit Bank and
r. +. Grams, of the Timken De
troit Axle Co. directors.
l.. NJ, Chicoine, Of the Michigan
Bell Telephone Co. VIII continue
As secretary Of the association.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
Office Group
Holds Election

Bruce F. Studebaker, Of the
National Bank of Detroit, has
been elected president OF the Ma
tional Office Management Associ-
alton. Detroit chapter, IT was an
nounced today.
Other officers named include
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

TOLEDO. June ms Cash grain on
trArk
wHEAT--No. ! red, sI7s'4 No. red
81 .TThs
CoRN-No , yeuow. tll6ls No. vel
low 81 A'sai.lSig
OATS-No' q 7Oa72e. No. } white, esa
TOigt
soYBEANs-No yellow. t2l5s2Is.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
Favored
To Repeat

Lakepointe Country Club. win
ner year ago, again appears the
one to beat for the team cham
pionship of the District Golf AS
sociation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

| fiCc OF NcCann-ErickSon From
Hess TO 1893 he served the Ford
Motor Co, handling sectional adj
iNertISInC and sales promotion for
tho branches and dealers
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
Amateurs 10 Ficht

Metropolitan Club Of Melvin
dale offers tonight a l0-bout
MAAU boxing card at RiddcUnG
Field
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
WINNIPEG GRAINS
CHICAGo CASH GRAN

WINNlPEI june 2 ms T--RYf 0IOsfd ! -
70 &C hiErer TODAY July SlSlss Oc
tohcr 81 41'sa 4ls4 December 81 37i {, q
l.31Ns
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

CHICAGO june 3 lINS Cash grain
CORN-No yellow, s. ls', sample vel
~, Sllit7.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

With one exception, it will pre-.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
TnIInO CASU GRAN

July September October bl7 so 1890
sAsked b-Rid
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
Foreign Exchange

NV YORK. Iunt s-Prlces N ceni,
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-11-15
Doctors Reflect
Officers Of Assn.

Plans for the establishment of a
section of General Practice for the
American Medical Association were
discussed at a dinner meeting of the
Washington County Association of
General Practitioners, held at the
Hotel Alexander on Thursday of last
week. Heretofore general practice
has not been represented by Sec
ton of its own in the ANA. and
the plans of the local medical men
are in line with similar procedure
being carried out by groups of gen.
eral practitioners in various parts
of the country.
At the business meeting, the doc
tors reelected the same officers who
have served since the Associations
organization last Spring. They are:
President, DR.. H. L .Porterfeld; vice
president, DR.. George Kohler, of
Smithsburg, and secretary, DR.. E.
w. Ditto
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-11-15
Vets Are Guests At
VIEW Dance Monday

All returned overseas men and
women veterans, all discharged vet
Grams and all county men and wo-
men in uniform, were guests of Vet
erans' Post 1886, Veterans of For
eign Wars, at free dance at Frank
lin Court Auditorium, Monday even
ing, in honor of Armistice Day.
Guests of honor included the pres
ident of the Williamsport Lions
Club, the queen of the Williamsport
Veterans Day celebration and her
court.
The stage of the Auditorium was
handsomely decorated with the flags
of the Allied nations, of which Post
1886 has the only complete set in
Hagerstown, and banked with the
flags of the various VFW organiza-
tons.
The Third Annual Ball of Post
1886 will be held in Franklin Court
Auditorium on Thursday evening,
Nov. %.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-11-15
More Local Men
Are Indicted

Board announces that the fol
lowing men, having passed their
final physical examinations, were in
Quoted into the Armed Forces or
November 8, 1915
Glenn Eugene Stains, SOB Wash.
ington Square.
Albert Sherman Munson, SO Z
Washington Street
James Richard Malone, 121 Win.
ter Street.
James Arthur Gross, 220 Summer
st.
Elvin James Sturtz, Jr., 1856 N
Prospect st.
Samuel Gardner Reel, Jr., 727 w
Church St.
William Henry Motion, 265 S
Prospect ST.
Gerald Phillip Lynn, 812 Dale st
Alvey Mcclellan Long, 116 S. Can
non Ave.
Albert Martin Meats, 40 Buens
Vista Ave.
Sterling Sylvester Davis, &c W
North st.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-11-15
Cost Accountants
Dinner Meeting
Charles ReitelI To Be Guest
Speaker At Meeting Tonight Al
Hotel Alexander.

Charles Reitell, a partner in the
firm of Stevenson, Jordon and Har-
rison, Management Engineers, New
York City, will address the Hagers-
town Chapter of the National Asso-
citation of Cost Accountants at their
November dinner meeting, to be
held at $50 this evening at the
Hotel Alexander.
Mr.. Reitell, whose subject will be
Cost Accounting and the Marketing
Problems Ahead" is a graduate of
the Wharton School of Commerce
and Finance, of the University of
Pennsylvania. He is the author of
number of books and articles on
cost and cost accounting and has
been a professor of economics in
Elmira and Lawrence Colleges.
The business session will be in
charge of John D. O'Neill, president
of the local chapter, and the tech
nical session, at which Mr.. Reitell
will speak, will be presided over
by Guy Kidwell, guest chairman for
the evening.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-11-15
Retain Army Rank
lie You Reenlist Now
IL You Reenlist Before Novem-
Der Fl You Retain Rating Held
At Time Of Discharge. =

Lieut.. Col. Albert J. Steinhardt,
commanding officer of the Hagers-
town Army Recruiting District, has
announced the following important
features of the Army Recruiting Pro-
gram - features that are particular
ly applicable to men discharged with
ratings, who are considering the idea
of reenlisting:
l. Men honorably discharged on
or after IL May 1915, and before
1 November 1915, will be enlisted
in the grade held at discharge,
permanent or temporary; whichever
is higher, provided enlistment is
effected prior to 81 November 1915.
2. Men discharged on Novem-
Der 1915, or hereafter must reenlist
within 20 days of the date of dis
charge in order to retain any rating
held at the time of discharge.
Paragraph l, above, is particularly
applicable to the large number of
men with ratings discharged from
the army between IL May and 81
October 1945, inclusive, and who are
entertaining an idea of reenlisting in
the service. In order for enlistments
to be effected before FL November
1915, men should apply for enlist
ment not later than Is November
1945.
Enlistments in the army. afford
many opportunities to young men
between the ages of II and "a, in
Guiding:
L: Reenlistment bonus and fur
loughs for those previously in the
service
g. Retention of grades for those
formerly in the service provided
they enlist within 20 days of being
discharged
8. Enlistment periods of III
years, 2 years, or years.
f. Choice of arm or service, and
theatre for those who enlist for
i years.
5. Additional pay for those serv-
ing overseas.
6. Benefits of G. I. Bill of Rights
Z. Retirement at the completion
of 20 years service.
s. Free Mailing privilege.
Further information may be Sc
sured at the Hagerstown Recruiting
Office, located on the 7th floor Of
the Earle Building.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-11-15
| as ed Lecturer To
Speak at Synagogue
Francis Adams Henson VIII Be
Guest Speaker On Program
Sponsored By The B'nai Birth
Lodge On Sunday.

Francis Adams Henson, of Hagers-
town, world famous lecturer and
magazine writer, recently discharged
from the Intelligence and Educa-
tional Department of the U. S. Army,
will be guest speaker on the Edu-
cational program sponsored by
B'nai Birth, at the B'nai Abraham
Synagogue at 8 o'clock Sunday even
ing, Nov. 10.
Mr.. Henson, whose subject will be,
"The U. S. A. Looks at the World"
served as an aid to refugees from
Germany, working with James G..
Mcdonald, High Commissioner for
the League of Nations, and until the
outbreak of the war conducted study
groups in Europe and Russia. He
was treasurer of the committee on
Fair Play in Sports in 1885, which
opposed American participation in
the Olympics in Berlin, and has been
actively engaged in the espousal of
many liberal causes.
Mr.. Henson, who is the son of Mr.,
and Mrs. o. B. A. Henson, this city,
will shortly join the State Depart
ment of the government.
There will be no charge for Mr.
Henson's lecture and the public is
invited to attend. Refreshments will
be served by the Ladies of B'nai
Birth. DR.. William Falk is Chair
man of the program committee fol
November.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-11-15
Book Review AT
Library On Tuesday

The works of Thomas Wolfe, the
North Carolina boy, who has been
one of the most controversial figures
in American literature, will be ap-
praised by Mrs. John Davenport in
the third of the November series of
book reviews, sponsored by the
Washington County Free Library, on
Tuesday evening, Nov. 20, at 7:45.
The public is reminded that these
reviews are free and is cordially in
vited to attend.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-11-15
Eagle Scouts To Be
Honored at Meeting

Eight Washington County Eagle
Scouts are to be honor guests at the
annual Washington County District
meeting of the Scout organization
to be held tonight at Christ's Re-
formed Church.
About 140 Scouters and their
wives are expected to be present al
the dinner meeting.
The Eagle Scouts to be honore6
are: Eugene Harris, Troop 2; Harvey
Miller and Nelson Smith, Explorer
Post 2; Barry Berkson, Troop 4
Arthur Perkins and Bernard Raskin
Troop 5; Louis Roach (now in the
Navy, Troop Is, and Sterling Car
ter, Troop II.