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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-15
ENAKOPRAVNOST

hoee, bonn jemal Ne ma.
ram ne maram !"
/ Jokal je. .Debele solze so mt
tekle il oci po splahnelih licih
/ in vele ustnice SO Sc mu skrivi.
lie kakor zalostnemu detetu.
Potem SO mu padle roke ma
posteljo in SO zacele polagoma
! in enakomerno grebsti in greb.
Esti, kakor da hoce odeje nekaj
pobrati.
Njegova zena je tudi zajoka.
la in je jecljala: "Ne, ne, sal nj
mic. samo popadlo te je, jutri ii
odleze, vceraj ma izprehodu 81
Sc utrudil.'
On pa je~ neprestano ponav-
ljal: me maram umreti!
O, moi bog -. moi bog :. kaj
DO menoj? Nicesar vee
ne bonn videl nicesar vec
=. Nikdar o, moi bog!"
Videl je pred seboj nekaj
strasnega, drugim nevidnega, in
IL njegovih srepo strmecih oci
je odsevala grozota tiste pri-
kazni. In ODE roki sta Sc mu Sc
vedno brez presledka gibali S
tisto strasno, mueno kretjno.
Kar Sc nenadoma zdrzne, vse
telo Sc mu je krcevito stresalo,
in zajecljal je: "Pokopalisce
JAZZ moi bog! :"
Mic vec nj govoriI. Ostal :je
nepremicen, prepaden, in hro-
pei je.
Gas je hitel; 2 zvonika biz
NIGGA samostana je zazvonilo
poldne. Duroy je odsel IL sobe,
da bi malo jedel. Uro pozneje
je prisel nazaj. Gospa Forester
nj hotela nicesar zaloziti. Boil
mix Sc nj yes cas- premaknil. We
homer je grabil svojimi ko-
scenimi prsti po odeji, kakor
da 81 jo hoce potegniti proti
glavi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-15
(Nadaljevanje)

In velika trojambornica je
ladjala mimo njih ma odprto
morje;r VISA jadra, bella in vese-
la, so il bila razpeta. Gibka je
bila in lepota jo je bilo pogleda-
tt poleg bojnih nestvorov, ze-
leznih, grdih nestvorov, XII SO
cepeli na yodi.
Forester -jih je skusal spo-
znati. Nasteysl jih je: "Col-
BERT" "Suffren," "Admiral-
Duperre," "Redoutable," "De-
vastation," potem Sc je popra-
vii: ".Ne zmotil sem Sc, tista-le
tam je "Devastation."
Dospeli so pred nekak velik
pavilion, kjer je stalo napisa-
no: 'Umetne fajanse Juanske-
ga zaliva," kocijaz je zapeljal
okoli tratine in je ustavil pred
vrati.
Forester bi bill rad kupil dive
vazi, da bi 81 jih postavil ma
omaro "a knjige. Ker pa nj mo-
gel z voza, so mu prinasali vzo-
rec "a vzorcem ma ogled. Dolgo
je izbiral, posvetujoe Sc z zeno
in Duroyem: "Ves, to DO "a ma
omaro v mojem kabinetu. z ma
slanjaca bonn incl to vedno
pred ocmi. Rad bi incl stare
davno, grsko obliko." Ogledo-
val jih je, 81 dal prinesti dru-
9Th, vel zopet prve v roko. Ma
posled Sc je odlocil; in ko je
placal, je zahteval, maj mu jih
takoj posljejo. " par dneh
Sc vrnem v Pariz," je dejal.
Peljali so Sc domov, a oh "a
livu jih je nenadoma zalotil hla-
den pis, XII je potegnil il neke
doline, in bolnik je zacel kas-
ljati.
Izprva nj bil0 mic, sarno malo
ga je pOpadlo; a kaselj je pri-
hajal hujsi, Sc spremenil v me-
pretrgano krehanje, sapa mu je
posla in kar grgral je.
Forester Sc je dusil, in ka-
dar je hotel.potegniti sapo K Sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-15
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Ceveandu bill kvojeni sledeci
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cAsTNI CLAM:
casn predsednk: LOUIS ADAAIIC Milford N.
cana podpedsednica MARIE PRIsLAND.
casn clan: Ave, Ohio.
CLAM EKSEKUTIvE:
Predsednik ETBN KRIsTAN Beechtree
podpredsedni: JANKO
podpedssdnl FRED WIDER 2ss7 So Lawndae
KUHEI, 1895 W. 26th St.; Chicago %, Ill.
Blagan: VINCENT Chicago
zapnkar: JACOB ZUPAN l4oe So Lombard Ave, Berwyn
Caasl: 4..a
LED JURJOVEC ls4o W. 22nd ri, Chicago
ANTON KRAPENC, 1886 W. Pi, Chicago 8,
LEOPOLD KUSHLAN. 64o9 St Clair Ave, Cleveland Ohio.
ALBMA N0yAK, 6ll5 St Clair Ave, Cleveland g. Ohio
FRANK ZAITZ, 1901 Lawndae Chicago
NADzoRM oDBoR:
LOUIS ZELEZNIKAR, predsednk 35 N. Chicago Sn Joliet ILL.,
JOSIE ZAKRAJSEK 1903 Cornea Ave, Cleveland g. Ohio.
JOSEPH zAyERTNIK, Tenafly Rd, Engleuood, N.
sIRsI ODBOR:
ANTON DEBEvC, Sheboygan, Wis
JOSEPH +. DURN 1895 Waterloo Rd, Cleveland Ohio
JOSEPHINE ERJAYEC, 527 Chicago st, Joliet, Ill.
THERESA GERZEI, ss4 W. Aiquippa Pa.
ANTON HORZEN 4 Princeton, III.
ANTHONY JERSIN, 4s76 Washington St, Denver, Colo
REy MATH KEBE, 22s-57th St, Pittsburgh !, Pa
FRANK KLUNE, 604-3rd St, N. w, Chisholm, MINI.
HELENA d. Berwyn,
KATHERINE KRANz 1885 Hawthorne Ave, Detroit 3, Mich.
JOHN KyARTICH, All Station st, Brdgeyhle, Pa.
JOHN POLLOCK, 24465 Lakeland Blvd, Noble Ohio.
LUDVIK MUTT, Menahan Brooklyn, N. Y
ANT0NETTE SIMCICH 1901 Addison Rd, Cleveland Ohio.
THERESA sPECK, 1858 Rosa St. l6, Mo.
VALENTINE STROJ l040 n. Holmes Indianapolis, Ind
JOHN STONICH st, Pueblo Colo
ANDREW VIDRICH, Ave, Johnstown
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JOSEPH ZORC, l0A5 Wadsworth Ave, No. Chicago, ILL.,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-15

"A
||lik. Pregoyorite ga, maj Sc "a.
dovolji izpovedjo, vse druge
pa mai nam spregleda."
Mladi moz je pripeljal stare.
ga. usluznega gospoda, XII je
uposteval prieujoci poloza j
Toliko da je stopil k bolniku
je gospa Forester odsla in je
sedla z Duroyem sosednjo SO.
DO. H.. .. -.
''To ga je mocno prevzelo," je
dejala. "Ko sem mu govorila q
duhovniku, je dobilo isjegoye
lice grozen izraz, kakor
kakor da je zacutil . . zacutil
din :. vesti Bilo mu je
jasno, da je pc MEM, in da 50
mu ure stete :"
] Zelo bleda je bila. Povzela je:
"Nikoli ne pozabim izraza ma
njegovem lieu. Gotovo je videl
smrt v -tistem trenotku. Videl
jo je -"
Slisala sta duhovnika, XII je
govoril precej naglas, ker je bill
nagluh:
"Kaj Sc, kaj Sc, sal nj tako
hudo z vami. Bolni ste, nevar-
nosti pa nj. Najboljsi dokaz
vam je to, da sem prisel prija-
teljsko k vam, sosed k sosedu." "
Kaj je odgovoril Forester,
nista razlocila. Starcek je NADIA
lljeval: "Ne, obhajati Sc vam nj
treba. O tenn Sc pogovoriva, ka-
dar okrevate. &c hocete porabiti
moi obisk,. da bi Sc, recimo, iz-
povedali, mi je cisto prav. JAZZ
sem pastir, o vsaki priliki sku-
sam vracati svoje ovcice ma pra-
vo pot"
Dolga tisina je sledila. Pc
vsej priliki je govoril Forester
S svojim nadusljivim, brezzvoe-
MIN glasom.
Potem, hipoma, je spregovo-
ril duhovnik V drugacnem tonu,
V tonu ~masnika pred oltarjem.
"Neskoncno je usmiljenie
bozje, molite ocitno izpoved, sin
moi. - Morda ste jo pozabili,
pomagal YAM bonn. - Ponovite
"a mano: Confiteor Dec omni-
potent Beatae Mariae SEM
per virgini :"
Sedaj pa sedaj Sc je ustavil,
da ga je umirajoci dohajal. Po-
tenn je rekel:
'In sedaj Sc izpovejte :"
Mlada zena in Duroy Sc nista
vec ganila, cuden nepokoj ju je
obsel, plaho pricakovanje ju je
navdalo.
Bolnik je bill nekaj zamrmral.
Duhovnik je ponovil:
"Pregresna nagnenja ste IT,
peli? Kaksna, sin moj?"
Mlada zena je vstala in je
rekla preprosto: "Pojdiva ma
10 na vrt. Ne smeva poslusati
njegovih skrivnosti."
sla sta in sedla pred vrati ma
klop pod cvetocim roznim gr-
NOM, poleg gredice nageljnov,
XII je sirila po zraku svoj cvrsti
in sladki vonj.
Nekaj minut sta molGala, po-
tenn je Duroy prasal:. - Z.
"Ali Sc dali casa ne vrnete V.
Pariz?''
Odgovorila je: 20, ne, takoj
Sc vrnem, samo da bo vse kon-
cano."
~ desetih dneh ali kaj?''
'Da, kvecjemu.'
Zopet je prasal:
"Torej sorodnikoy nina mic ?"
mic, samo nekaj bratrancev.
Gee in matt sta mu umrla, ko
je bill Sc cisto mlad."
Oba sta gledala metulja, XII je
bral med z nageljnov; magic je
frfotal krili, kadar je letel z
enega ma drugega, polagoma je
utripal z mimi, kadar je bill Sc
del ma cvet. In dolgo sta bila
tho.
Sluga jima je prisel jayit, ola
je sgospod zupnik opravil.' In.
~, = -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-15

FAxpjsvjs Sloyeasi narodni dom "A ST. Clair Ave.
Stalna ,luxba, pro,to .tanovaaje kuriavo ii raz-
svsslia1e n Priasrno dehro plaso. Kaor 81 "a
IN al - mi ~ pismeno nrislasi n aeysde svajs
rri lainikn Doms - 04Qe So GIsir Ave,,.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

The resignation of Harry NJ.
Bitner, former editor OF The De-
troit Times, from his present post
as publisher of the Pittsburgh
Sun-Telegraph has been an
nounced.
Bitner became editor OF the
Times in 1922 when the paper was
purchased by William Randolph
Hearst. In 1927 he returned 10
Pittsburgh, his early. home. as
publisher and vice president OF
the Sun-Teiegraph.
Later he served as general man.
ager OF the Hearst newspapers
lie is member of the newspaper
advisory committee OF the War
Production Board
After his retirement, he plans
10 devote much OF his time 10 his
two radio stations. WFEA, Man
chester, ~. II, and WFBM in
indianapolis. He also will con
tine as a member Of the board
OF the American Weekly.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
Walter Juszak

A maintenance man ~ the Holy
Name Parish for l6 years, Walter
Juszak, 81. Will be buried in ST
Patrick's Cemetery, Bay City. to-
morrow. after services at his resi-
dcnce, s255 Nuremberg. at 93C
a m and Al the parish AZ 10 m
Born in May City. Mr.. Juszak
lived in Detroit 19 years. lie died
Saturday and leaves his wife. An
gchne two daughters. Mrs. Isabel
DlvoJakowski and Edwina, and
TWO grandchildren
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
Judge Tours
Traffic Court

Circuit Judge George 3
Murphy, one-man grand jury ap
pointed 10 investigate alleged ir,
regularities in traffic court
planned TO tour the court today
TO gain first-hand knowledge OF
its procedure.
Prosecutor Gerald x. O'Brien
said a traffic violation ticket
would be traced entirely through
the court from the time il comes
into the traffic bureau until the
case is closed.
Corp. Counsel Dowlng, Traffic
Inspector Christian Nelson and
Councilman Comstock appeared
as witnesses yesterday as Judge
Murphy assembled background
material for his investigation.
Henry Hoekstra Of the state au-
ditor generals office, the man
supposed 10 have conducted the
court audit. has been called TO
testify today. O'Brien said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
Emil De Busschere

Funeral services for Emil De
BuSschcrc. L, Of 29O7 Marlbor-
ough, who died Sunday will be
held in the chapel Of the Yer
heydcn Funeral Home. 1890
Mack, al lis a m Thursday and
in St Charles Church az 10 a m
He has been doing maintenance
work at St Charles Church for
tho last IS months Mr.. De Bus
SChcre lived IN Detroit 81 years
and was active in the Union Hon
ING Club.
He was the husband Of the late
Maria and IS survived by four
daughters, Mrs. Celinla Houttel-
cicr, Mrs. Juliana Buohler Mrs.
Marguerite Dely. and Mrs Bertha
De taun; and a son. Albert.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
| Ldnnbre(ht
Funeral Set
Obituaries

For many years head OF the
Lambrecht Coal and Coke Co.
John Lambrecht, So. who died
Saturday. will be buried in Mt.
Olivet Cemetery after services at
s 30 a. m. tomorrow in the Bour-
geois Funeral Home, 1899 Mack,
and at 81. GATHERINGS Church at
9 a m.
Born in Austria, he came TO De-
troit in 1905 and has lived here
since. He leaves his wife, Ade-
laide of 4027 Baldwin, two daugh-
ters, Rose Marie and Mrs. Ernest
Kathrein, and two sons, T/5 John
Jr., in the army, and Anthony.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
Charles w. Henninq

A veteran Of the Spanish Amer
lcan War. Charles w. Henning. 68
of l24l3 FIndlay Will be buried
m ForeStlawn Cemetery tomor-
row Funeral services Will be held
at ] p. m. al the A. II. Peters
Funeral Home. 12O57 Grstiot and
AZ ! 30 p. IN. at NJ. Zion Lu-
thcran Church.
He died yesterday after brief
illness. He leaves his wife, Helen.
three daughters, Mrs. George
GOLDSMITH. Mrs. Carl May and
Mrs. James Macmillan: son.
Stanley: six grandchildren: and
two brothers and two sisters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
Kenneth RosenfieId

Flight Officer Kenneth Rosen-
field. y. OF the Air Corps Ferry
Command, was killed Saturday
night when his plane crashed near
Camp Hood Tex, where ne was
stationed, his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Cohen, 3205 Tyler, were
notified today
Funeral services will be held AT
3 p. m. tomorrow In the Ira Kauf-
man Funeral Chapel Burial will
be IN Mt Macpelah Cemetery.
A graduate OF Central High
s h o O and the University OF
Tampa. Rosenheld had been in the
army IS months
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
Joseph BoeH

Services for Joseph Boell, 90. oi
299S Helen. will be held at 9:3C
a m tomorrow in the home oi
his daughter. Mrs. Thomas Nor
mile. 1916 DevonShire. Crosse
Pointe Park. and at 10 a. m. in
ST. Clare'S Church. Burial will fol-
low in Mt. Olivct Cemetery.
a native of Germany, Mr. Boell
had been a resident of Detroit
since 1866. Surviving are four
sons, DIR. Arthur r, John, Joseph
and Edmund, and five daughters
Mrs. Joseph Boos, Mrs. Henry
Totte. Mrs. Owen Flynn, Mrs
Frank Brandt and Mrs. Normile
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
Tom Morton

Memorial services for Tom Nor
ton, former Detroit Times distrib-
utor, who was killed in action in
Italy Dec. 3, will be held Sunday
in the Royal Oak First Baptist
Church.
He was a Times distributor in
Royal Oak Until he entered the
army more than year ago. He
had been on the Italian front four
months with an infantry unit
when ne was fatally wounded.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
Mrs. Rhoda SwaIes

Funeral services for Mrs. Rhoda
NJ d bury Swales. widow OF
Bradshaw II. SWales, former De
troit attorney, who died at her
home in Washington, d. C., June
9. Will be held al Grand Blanc
Wednesday noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. SwaleS lived on
the family estate on Crosse lie
before Mr.. Swales accepted post
with the Smithsonian Institution
IN Washington several years ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
William Cooper

William Cooper. 81. of 8S7l
Yates, who died Sunday after a
three day illness, will be buried ir
ForeStlawn Cemetery tomorrow
after services al 2 p, m. at the A
II. Peters Funeral Home. l2057
Gratiot.
Born in England and resident
Of Detroit for the last 35 years
Mr.. Cooper leaves his wife. Alice
a son, Leslie, and two grandchil-
Qren.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
Anti-FrancO Clash
Kills q I'm Madrid

NEW YORK. June u tUP)-A
French press agency dispatch from
Madrid said today that nine per.
sons, including a woman. had beer
killed IN pitched battle" be
tween the Spanish civil guard aur
anu-Franco elements in northwest
Spain.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
Ask
Voice on Vets
By DAN Markell
Detroit Times washinT Ttcs Bureas

WASHINGTON. April 2-Or-
ganized labor. which already has
assailed Selective Service re-em-
ployment guarantees to veterans
who left steady jobs TO go to war,
is seeking a permanent place in
veterans affairs.
The AFL and CIO have recon-
mended that a continuing coun-
cil." representing labor. manage
ment, veterans organizations and
appropriate federal agencies be
set up to develop policies affecting
the employment OF veterans.
Labor's proposal was made in a
$500 word statement submitted
by officials Of the two dominant
labor organizations to the Federal
Retraining and Unemployment
Administration more than 10 days
ago but withheld by them from
public release.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
Z Teams Share
Lead at Chene

Accounting Five. from the
Briggs Outer Drive Plant League.
and Lieb Brothers from DENLY
House. share the lead today in
the annual "850' tournament at
Chene Trombly Recreation on
2765.
In doubles, Charles Schroeder
and Fred Jones from Inlay City
are first on ll50 followed by Cor
don Mackie and George Pohil of
Almont. 1l44. Ray Burdick and
Cy Hampel are third on 1134,
Barney Asia and Frederick Bed
niger. fourth, 1892.
Asia is singles leader. 571;
Joseph Nelson has SOS; Leo Hall,
$50; Sgt. Norman Kloenhamer.
555, and Henry Miller. 554.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
Wings Blame Failure
Of Their Gang Play

BOSTON. April PITS when a
team loses that the second
guessers begin pointing out its
weaknesses-but the Detroit Red
Wings are putting the finger on
themselves today.
They say the reason the Detroit
club hasn't knocked Boston off al
Iready is that the teams power
play isn't working. This is the
gang play all hockey clubs use
when the enemy is short handed
with a man in the, penalty box.
As far as the Wings are con-
cerned they go better with the
enemy at full strength. They have
not scored against a short handed
rival In eight games. since Eddie
Bruneteau backhanded a 35-foot
shot to beat Montreal with Toe
Blake sitting that one out.
TRIES EN- ALL
I'VE Just can't make II click.
I've tried everyone on the play"
said Jack Adams today. "It's n
little different than the old days
when tho Lewis, Barry, Aurie
limo with Ebbie Goodfellow and
Johnny Sorrell made our power
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
AIR REDUCTION CO.

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Year ended Dec 81.
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Year ended Dec. 81:
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NAVARRO OIL CO.
Year ended Dec 81:
Net income sIass $50 ses7 ass
Share earnings t366 S2.sl
NATIONAL OIL PRODUCTS co.
Net profit $500 .7ss ,47sI73
Common share earnings s2.o4 s7.7o
INTERNATIONAL MINING CORP.
Year ended Dec. 3i
Ne, assets s3,s5273s A.o4s 224
Per share Ss.0T ss.26
" L. GREEN CO.. INC.
rear 'n'e' jan 'i 1e.s 1a44
Net profit s24ooiss sass 74s
Share earnings S4o1 t3.7e
W T. GRANT CO.
Year ended Jan. 81:
Net income NAtObl ONV -
Common share earnings s3lt s2.oi
vtIRBANKs MORSE q co.
Year ended Dec. 81:
s.-fe44 1919
Net profit s7.s4s73o s7,7s7.t4o
Share earnings s475 A.e5
CoSDE NAsrzJ zJRBsLIcATIoSs, mo.
Year ended Dec. 81.
Net profit sI04ss3o s4e4 900
Share earnings t3.2 Sl.47
LOCKHEFD AIRCRAFT CORP.
Tear ended Dec, 81. -----
Net income tlS22s4R SToss47o
Share earnings t4.7o s7.42
BtRHER ASPHALT CORR.
Year ended Dec. IL.
Net profit assoIis ssesTs7
Share earnings S7.1s sl.7o
ARNOLD CONSTABLE CORP.
Year ended Jan, 81:
Net profit s3sg72a s37sso7
Share Earnings s-sii 10 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
Auto
Industry Silent
on Unity Pact

Industry representatives have
been strangely silent on the
seven-point plan announced last
week from Washington to bring
a basis for peacetime unity be-
tween labor and management.
The treaty" was worked out
among Eric Johnston. president
Of the ". S. Chamber of Com
merce; Philip Murray. head OF
the CIO. and William Green.
AFL chief.
The proposed charter, on the
face. seems broad enough for a
common meeting ground. But il
the suspicious voiced during the
Mead committee hearings are
any criterion. the factions will
find some hidden meanings
which were never meant to be
there.
George Romney's absence
from the city when the plan
was first announced may have
something TO do with the reluc-
tance of other high industry
spokesmen 10 give their views.
Romney has been debating
unions VS.. management on the
air lately.
The tone of the debates have
been far from conducive to talk
OF postwar peace on the home
front,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
Ocean Flights Common

Transocean fights are now
too common to be the subject Of
much comment. The American
Airlines annual report emphs-
sizes this point by showing that
the pany's transoceanic
flights for 1914 averaged 10.6
crossings a day.
Wounded were transported
for speedy disqualification in the
United States. II is hard to esti-
mate how many lives this saved.
BY the end OF 1914, American
had completed more than 5000
transatlantic crossings, the re-
port stated.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
'Booby.Trep' Campaign

Shell Oil Co. will soon start
an interesting campaign to
dramatic the danger Of part
failures in automobiles. 1t will
point out 35 potential BOBBY
traps" for car owners.
The drive will be tied in with
the Owl and Petroleum Indus
try War Council campaigns to
emphasize the need of automo-
tive maintenance TO insure safe
driving, as well as the brake
check program.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
Seek u. S. Franchises

Foreign sales representatives
are deluging American manufac-
turers with franchise requests,
according to Joseph w. Frazer.
chairman of the board of
Graham-Paige. He said his COM
pany had received feelers from
every continent in the world.
"Never before have products
OF American industry been held
In such high favor In foreign
markets." said Frazer. "a con-
siderable amount of our war
time production may find use in
the postwar period"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
Fisher Wins Praise

Fisher Body employees in
Cleveland have received COM
mendation from Gen. II. II. Ar
mold. commanding general Of
the Army Air Forces, for pro-
ducing more than 10000 B-29
engine nacelles. While praising
the achievement. Gen. Arnold
emphasized that many more
would still be needed before
we can achieve final victory"
The nacelles, produced in the
East Side Cleveland plant, are
enough for $500 Superforts. The
production was achieved in less
than two Nears,---------------- ----------------.--------
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
Corn Products Names
Moffett President

NEW YORK, April George
M. Moffett has been elected chair
man of the board Of the Corn
Products Refining Co. and Morris
Sayre. formerly executive vice
president. has been named presi-
dent to succeed Moffett.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
PIywood Asks SpIit

NEW YORK. April 2-United
States Plywood Corp. stockholders
will vote April u at a special
meeting on a two-for-one split of
the 81 par common shares of which
299,932 are now outstanding.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
Aide Plans
Two Missouri Talks

Les Altman, vice president of
the Fruehauf Trailer Co, will
address the st. Louis Traffic
Club, st. Louis, Mo-, on Monday.
April 2. and the Associated Motor
Carriers Of Kansas City, Mo-, on
Wednesday. April 4.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03

With fingers crossed, the Wings
announce that IL they win tomor-
row night the first two games of
the Stanley Cup series with To-
ronto will be played at Olympia
Friday and Saturday. The next
two games would be played at To-
ronto on dates 10 be announced
later with the fifth game at De-
troit. presumably Sunday. April Is.