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Kodiak mirror., 1945-11-03
Cut Shown In TB Rate

School group there showed only 10 per cent positive reactions, The following table shows the situation here now as:
 The first column of figures is the number of tests, the second the number of positive test and the third the percentage of posi- tives.
 Kdg. thru Or. g. 45 l9 AZ. Or. l" Or. 7- 84 AT 56. Or. 8 !" H. S. 49 26 53. TOTALS 177 92 51.1 1945 Kdg. thru Or. 3-110 28 25. Gr.4 /" Or. 7- 94 32 34. Or. 8 " H.S.- 70 31 A.
 TOTALS 274 9l B Z
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30

FkulIs-APpies, Mcintosh. NO. 81 81
RHODE Island Greeninss. No /, Sal 45-ib
1u Snos, No. /, S4.6l 45-le bu wealthy
No. osfat 81 sa-b ou Wolf River, No
6u Ciugns. No l 81 bu. Pears. Keiffcrs. No.
|. 81 5on3 bu. ounces No t4m4 80 bu
Grspes, No S2@2 30 a bu. Wstsfnelons.
VEGETABLE CREEss-csbbas.. No. /. so
seSe o1 collsrds. No. Sic 80 bu. kslc.
80 81 TssSSI Sc 81 s0,nlaS su MsstS[d greens no
bu Sorrel. No /, Sc aoc bu Swiss ohsrd.
70, J. SosIsc Su Turnip greens. No. /.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENs-ceI,ry
isnc; So SO sa No /. 81 2se so ''is.s. Eses.
role No l; 7sc@tl bu. Lesf lettuce. No !
VEGETABLES nisc,-Beans. Lini.. No
ss.ts bvneS.d. '' So' 7sea,i doG SGa Sehs 80
sisi so !, bu Cabbage. No. /, 4o@ese su
si75 Ou' Carrots. Suneh.d' Tan fancy ~ I Sc dor
echs,. No, |. SoHeSc, topped. No l. 81 7ss
! 80 ,o%, b. g caurflnssr r1,. fancy, q ss No
echs.: No. l. .sose eoe. Celery root. No /.
E;iRI.sr; No q, i. 81 .sslso sg F,nn:! N;
81 7Se2 peck basket Kohlrsbi Nc l 7Sc
ISL dor. bchI Le.ks, No !, slai7s Do,
sfS sfS' oGcSs G.S9 .nsy so t f' ss
si ss@I 90 Parsley curly No sou7 Sc
bchs. PsrsnipS. No. /. 81 2Ssi so y bu Pep
pers green. No I 81 Soo2 bu.: red sweet
No. /. 81 250l7S bu. pimcn'o. No
81 2S@i57s bu. Potatoes. fancy a loo-lb
sack. No. /. 81 5oe7 Pumpkins. No. /.
7ScdSl bu
Rsdi,n,s red. No ! slsl75 oor ecn,
lons white. No Siel IS doz bcns Pu,s
pszsS No. 81 25ei so bu. Squash Huh
bard, No I. si3l as DO Delicious No. /.
81 2S@i SO ou. Table Queen. Nc l. siS
basket. 81 So@3 a bu Turnirs punched
No. 1 7Sc@sl dor bchs toopcd fancy
~ rs M No 81 7E1i SO Vegetable
cy-.--. ~ i@si Fsn aaa1.4 beGlE--a--..s-..s
ECGs-EItra Lsrgs sl7.73 3o-doI Ease
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Graham Lists
Decline in Net

Graham-Paige Motors Corp re.
ported today consolidated net in
come NJ the company for the
nine-month period ended Sept. 90
was 1854 ASA. equivalent 10 l6
cents per share on the common
stock outstanding after provision
for dividends on the preferred
stocks This compares with ST.
262 400 pct- profit in like period
OF 1914
while on the one hand we
are engaged In the preparation
of our claims arising from the
cancellation of our war con-
tracts, on the other. We are
already actively moving forward
with plans for peacetime manu-
facture," said j. w Frazer,
president.
I've expect that production in
volume of the Frazer car. the
Frazer tractor and the Voto-
tiller will he under way within
few months"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
A Union Point

This combination of loss
thsu-avcr8gc increase n hourly
rates with abOve-avcraCe over
time pay provides the unions
with q sharp argument They
can point uui that they arc
among tho >ovcrc>t sufferers
from ro9diu~tmunt IN the nu,u.
b. of hours worked they viii
prcss 'ironvlr for a CompCnsst-
inc InCIc"Se I0 basic hourly
wee rates
The mere fact that thor IN.
d.s'rlos MAY stand 90 dire need
o. higher prices quite a>td
tEor1 ~ n6-. won't silence
rs FIR cI.ir-,
ln'rTC-tIn"F~ rrCuch '..
unions have droprcd the cost
of-li'0G argument m thor
wage claims Ncithcr the steel
nor auto workers so much as
mentioned ~ in making ou'
their cases fhi, week
Tho reason IS that All 'hr
unions aiC asking for more than
they could cct -tr 4 Co>'-of-ll,.
inS adjustment. Thcv base thor
claims on take-homc pay. even
though few arc entitled 20
something under Little Stecl
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Kaiser a Factor7

Henry Kaiser wouldn't he
above fishing Detroit's troubled
labor waters He proposes 10
have good labor relations in the
kaiser-FraZer operation at the
leased Willow Run plant" adds
Business Week.
II he could get a good start
while the big. established com.
panies are tied up in disputes.
he wouldn't mind the least bit.
Chances are, however, that
the present phase of the wage
fight will be over before Kaiser
Frazer becomes much Of a fac
tor in auto output.
Some of the industries most
hedevilcd bv strikes and strike
threats autos. steel. coal.
glass, oil, rubber - are among
those in which basic hourly
wages have risen less than the
all-manufacturinS average du-
ring thc war years. II is pointed
out
on the other hand they have
worked more overtime hours
than most other lines so that
weekly wages and takc-homc
pay have been high.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Graham Makes
Exchange Offer

Joseph w. Frazer. chairman
and president of Graham-P Paigs
Motors Corp. announced today
that the company has made an
offer of exchange, dated Oct "a
i945, to all holders of its 5 per
cent cumulative preferred stock
A, par value $50. TO exchange
their shares for shares of common
stock at a ratio of five and one
third shares OF the latter for
each share Of preferred.
The closing market price oi
the common stock on the New
York Stock Exchange Oct. 23
l945 of S9.375 per share was the
basis for determining the rate
of exchange.
mo fractional shares will be
issued he said. but each
holder will receive the cash
value Of any fractional share
that arises after computation
into full shares has been made.
Each holder of preferred stock
will also be entitled To accrued
dividends from Oct. to Oct.
.3,- f945, amounting to $I57S
per share. This offer will expire
on Nov. II, f945."
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Watch Ford II

Detroit will hear close
watching A lone wolf could
turn tho labor situation inside
out with 2 wage settlement" II
continues.
Remember that Ford Motor
uaditionslly has played q lone
hand. Henry Ford II seems
ready 10 grant Is per cent
wage boost Not only that. but
informed observers IN Detroit
say he will undercut his OPA
ceiling.
ANY such price-wage war
would have far-reachine conse-
quences.
GM and Chryslcr would be
under pressure 10 follow suit
Their dealers would howl If
Ford distributors had cars and
they didn't.
But dealers also should real
ize that some of tho cost might
come out OF their pockets: man
ufacturers might have 10 cut
discounts If the wage-priCe
squeeze were 10 become as tight
as seems possible.
Then. too. OPA asks distribu-
tors 10 absorb a share OF added
CostS
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
sy IAmts W. srowGs

HIS ImbUon ~ own vore ~ his
oun. MacIrtyrc. student At labor
school. rlins ~ ittend college at eithcr
w,vne Unverutv or Lnvernty Of De
troit.
Miclrtvre -, ,nercied he rout, in
Mird1l,v, RInscon ard Al,'ki I,e-ue,
from 80 customers IN - m the Nver
month, he has been cirrer.
NioIrtyre, -. I've, At ss4' Esslc n.
IS 'tnderfoot m Troop - of the Eov
>cop' ~ hmtrioi ard . meubet oi ~.
Nihns Church lie rlIY, N,itbiIl IN he
Detroit llnes Cirfier Athlete League.
HIS parents. Mr. and Mrs Iohn |
Msclntyr,, awe credit - JIrcs' cirrvirg
rIr,u tor the self-conf,denos and buu-
ren trnr'ns he has acquired ,hroush
rct'ns and deslns Vith people on hp
roua
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Willy, Let's Outlet.

- Willys-Overland has lct about
90 per cent OF the distributor
ships for domestic marketing Of
postwar cars and commercial
vehicles, according to George II.
Bell, director Of sales. ALLEGATION
of deaierShipS is moving ahead
rapidly. Bell added.
Distributors in the five prin-
cipal areas will be Willys-New
England. Inc, Boston, all of
Massachusetts, New Hampshire
and Vermont; Transport Motor
Co. San Francisco. Cal: Tovrea
Farm Implement, Phoenix. Ariz..
all of Nevada, New Mexico md
Arizona: Butler Motors, Inc.
Chicago, all of northern Illinois
and part Of Indiana. and Herman
Motors, Baltimore. the greater
part Of Maryland and part of
West Virginia
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
M. S. Rukey,er
Discusses 'TiminG'
OF Wage Demands
M. S. Rukeyssr

Within the ranks leadership strong minority
that holds that the for the postwar
rates was inopporune y I"
One maioflsbeF personality told me ahmoud have
better at this time have rocked the His
ua temporary deal with pending completion
reconverson Not until added would
back quantity production be able know
econveron completed then he concluded union leadership
should demand labor's full equity
In supporting this dissenting position the labor spokesman
that i'll timed threaten strike during
version when industry does need much Secondly
pointed that the cayback provisions Of the
absorb losses work stoppages through getting
turn OF previous tax payments
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
OeRoy Signed

incidentally; the Aaron DcRoy
Co., one of the largest distrib-
utors here. has signed TO handle
sales for both kaiser-Frazer
and -Graham-Paige. II will be
distributor for the Frazer car in
ii eastern and central Michigan
counties and will be a direct
dealer for the Kaiser car.
II will also d distribute the
Frazer tractor and the rototiller,
both of which will he produced
at Willow Run.
DeRoy Co. was for many
wear. distributor for Hudsons.
II was dropped recently when
Hudson decided TO sci up a fac
tory branch here
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Labor Unrest
Hits Market
rHt btTRo!r TIMES

NEW YORK. oct. 29.-,CPl-
Rails lcd a decline in the stock
market m forenoon trading today
aS traders hChtened commitments
m advance Of President TrumanS
speech on wages and prices TO-
morrow night
InSettlemcnt also reflected
growing labor unrest. underscored
by the sudden West Coast walkout
Of machlnlstS IN the San Francisco
area. This development. plus
Bethlehem SteerS rejection of the
steel workers union-CIO demand
for S2-aday wage increase, out
weighed the agreement of House
and Senate on 1916 tax reduc-
7FTeT4=hTi hTif-eE4bodyIng complete eli.
mination next Jan. | of the excess
profits tax.
Rails had losses ranging 40 2
points in Norfolk & Western.
Santa Fe, and Atlantic Coast
Line were down more than a
point each. SteelS were fraction
ally lower Motors. faced with a
successful UAW-CIO strike vote
IN General Motors. and the threat
OF another among ChrySlcr en-
ploNeS held virtually unchanged
A number of stocks provided
Strong-Side features against the
trend Standard Gas preferred
ISSUES we're up as much as S54
points in the s preferred. Thomp-
son Products rose 2 and Fruehauf
Trailer common and preferred
gained 3 and 6l2 points, respcc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Contrasts U. S. Miners Attitude With British

efficiency philosophy the
the British
mechani
willing lei participate
labor benefits
tools and increased of mechanical Instead
The Jobs that
ated proved to be III paid Jobs and Inefficient production
for Rampant neffcency
likewise into profit
Now the proposed British remedy unurl the socialist ban
This begging the Whether
capitalism socialism obvious need heghten eff
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
O'MaIley Promoted

Edward J. O'Malley becomes
president Of the Chrysler Detroit
Co. factory branch on Nov. /,
succeeding x. B. Brown. who
has taken a Detroit leadership.
He is a brother OF Joseph A..
OMalley, assistant general
sales manager Of the Chrysler
division.
O'MallCy Joined Chrysler De-
troit in 1884 as salesman and
advanced 10 retail sales man
agcr. He became district man
ager of the Chicago city region
in 1929 and regional manager
in ST. Louis the following year
V. L. Alderman will succeed
him in the 81. Louis post.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Auto
Graphs
Kaiset-Erazer May
Try Plastic Bodies
By SILFR FREEMAN

Now that the Frazer-Kaser
Corp. Is definitely going into
Willow Run on Nov. and joe
Frazer has set the date for the
first production OF cars as
February !, plus or minus. it can
he told that the company may
be tho first TO use plastic bodies.
II may be recalled that lust
before war broke out. Henry
Ford was experimenting with
plastic bodies. In fact, we re-
call A striking picture of MIR.
-knrd- hanging away at-thn=rrar
desk Of body with an AK. But
despite All the fanfare, nothing
ever came of the plastic body at
Eords.
Then General Motors t,reaf,
playing around with plastic
fender. But that didn't get very
far.
Now. the newest addition TO
the passenger car manufacture
ing family may make stab at
IT. The company plans 10 use
FlberglaSs Goth as a reinforce
ment for the plastic body con-
Struction. replacing metal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Curious Motion on Profit Splitting Hit

That it is feasible TO without increasing prces
taking the difference OF profit IS not only attack
OF industry but also subtle onslaught
theology methods the strong trade
of America.
The victory of the British labor party with ITS program -
nationaze the brings focus the sharp Contrast
the American and the British mines
The productivity the American worker is nearly six times
that of the British three times and the
of than half Of what Britain
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
What 'sNew
In Business
Ford May Prove Key
10 AUTO WAGE Fiqht
Nv WARD SCHULTZ

With Detroit the focal pom
for the wage-price controversy
any analysis of the situation
must necessarily be cuncen-
trsted on conditions IN this
area For this reason, the fol
lowing analysis of the oVcr-4ll
situation by Business Week
magazine along with IT'S spccu-
iationS as tu tho pu~Sit,ir out
come, should be Of great inter.
est here.
Starting with the premise
that negotiations 10 date have
ftttt -Sotterr- beyond the SpaTTTng
stage the business magazine
points out that WaShingtOn'S
proposed compromise does not
necessarily mean ~ per cent
but somewhere between 1920
per cent.
II further SAYS that strikes
are now more likely than before
inc price-waCe formula il il
can be called that-waS formu-
lated.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Hurley TO Address
Detroit Controllers

William B Hurley, member nj
the executive committee of CED
IN charge of its survey on employ
ment and staff engineer of De-
troit Edison. will speak on Trends
As Revealed by the Committee for
Economic Development Jobs Sur
vey, Al the monthly dinner meet
ing of the Detroit Control of the
Controllers Institute. of America
IN the Hotel Statler, tomorrow at
6:A5 D. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Claims Cited

L. s. SteeIS flat rejection
of the United SteclVorkcrS'
demand isn't final. Neither
is General Motors suggestion Of
a i5-hr week with small
stralght-time wage increase.
Yet L :. Steel undoubtedly
is accurate in saying that IL is
losing money on most carbon
steel products General Motors.
similarly. lS convinced II can't
give much on wages unless unit
costs decline Through greater
labor efficiency or prices arc
marked up. Business Week
states.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Honor Vet Employees

Two men who collaborsted on
Studebaker's frs I gas-driven
automobile were honored by the
company this week for 40 years
Of service.
They are Charles r. Rachel
and Harry J Jodon. Rachel was
hired by the purchasing depart
ment in 1905 10 look after the
company's ncw-found interest
in the automobile. Jodon worked
on the early bodies that followed
Stedehaker,s alliance with the
Garford Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30

OF payments Of family
allowance To Class X dependents
has been withheld because the
dependents were located in Jap
Anese occupied China, will the
accumulated sum now be paid
to q serviceman's parents IN
China in Chinese currency or
American currency r. :.
A Payment of family allow
anccs 10 persons residing IN all
foreign countries is made under
L. S. Treasury Department reg
ulations (foreign funds controD.
Under current regulations, pay
ments 10 eligible detendents
residing in unoccupied China
are made through the bank OF
China and in Chinese currency.
In those cases where family al
loWances have been authorized
for dependents who were rcSld-
ing IN japanese occupied China.
checks are sent 10 the y. =.
Treasury. where they are held
pending such time as |. y.
funds be Transmitted 10
the areas which have been
barred.
Q-Are men discharged under
the point system Of demobiliZa-
tion required To report tn their
draft boards: MRS. n. y.
A-YeS. the veteran must
register within 10 days after
discharge II ne is unable 70
appear personally. he must write
giving the reason why he can.
not appear. the date and place
OF his discharge. his army serial
number and his rank AT time
OF discharge.
Q-Are prisoners ~ war
when freed entitled to collect
subsistence allowances from the
government for the time they
we're held ss prisoners"
MRS. j. w. Y.
No
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Detroit Steel Corp.
Shoms IHtomo Gain

Detroit S'-el Corp, reports for
the quarter enfcd Sept. 30 net
earnings Of S213.49l or 50 cents
per share on tho All STA shares Of
stock outstanding This compares
with net profit of S17e 2oS or s.
cents a share IN the corresponding
period last year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Evans Profit
Holds Steady

Evans Products Co, reports a
net profit OF $31S.763 for the first
nine months of 1945, as compared
with S3l5,948 for.the same period
last year. The current nine
months figures are exclusive Of
S293.404 in death benefits re-
ceived by the company on officers
life insurance in that period.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Named RegiondIt Head
By Liggeft Drug Co.

Vincent J. CalcaSho. vice pres
ldcnt OF the Ldggett Drug Co.
Inc. will become regional direc-
tor Of all Liggett operations IN
The Midwest and South on Nov
! Calcagno joined the company
IN 1910 and since that time has
held various posts connected with
store management and operations
His headquarters will nc in
Chicago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Slight Drop in Profits
OF Kingston Products

Kingston Products Corporation
reports for the nine months ended
Sept. 30 net profit of S259.596
after charges. taxes and reserve
for renegotiation, equal 10 IS
cents share. as compared with
S319,90S or n cents A share in The
like period of l9f5.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
h. J. Roland Rejoins
Hiram Walker & Sons

Hiram Walker e. Sons, Inc.
has announced tho appointment Of
Harold F. Roland as assistant to
the production manager AZ Peoria.
Roland returns 10 the company
after three years IN the chemicals
division Of the War Production
Board
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
PEA Employees Given
40-Hour, 5-Day Week

c. Bcdcll Monro. president OF
PennSylvanla-Ccntral Airlines. has
announced that all departments Of
the Pea system will operate on a
fvc-day week effective Jan l.
The fve-day week will comprise
a d0-hour schedule without any re-
duCtion in take-home pay from the
present is-hour work schedule, he
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Ar NZAu1un &u1unVHluI OErRUFA A2YMEs
4 "A WIN ASA/AN .~~A> Answers to Veterans

order requiring support by the
father u depends upon the
terms Of the court decree.
Q-My son has been putting
an amount Of his pay In Soldiers
Deposits for the past two years.
He states he cannot draw cH
this until he Ii discharged. He
has q bill ~ over 500 which Ne
contracted before going into the
service and the loan company 10
requesting payment. If they
hnd out about the deposits when
IL Ia time for him IN b ais
charged. could they attach the
acoo cunt for payment Of the
loan Mrs. {. r n.
A-No. Soldiers Deposits are
exempt from all liability.
Q-What kind of . ship Ia the
USS Duluth CL 81. II II In
the Third F1ect:--G.
A-The USS Duluth Is a
light cruiser. On Aug. IS, IL was
announced as attached 20 the
THIRD Fleet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
FiTTsBtRGH

PITTSBURGH Oct. 20 ffNS t--CATTLE-
500 slow ~ steady prices Grass s,r'ts
81. So@l6. steers. good, ,o choice. s17dls
medium 70 good, SIS coaie.SO. common u
medium. ti2. SOgi5.So. HeifsrS. good n
choice, tiSw1s medium 10 good. sI3d
1880 common to medium. Sioni2 Cows
GOOD TO choice SIlel2 medium 70 good
500 To- esnnsrs and cutters SS.So~s. Bulls
cgood 10 choice. si75oei4. common 10 me
dun tomi2
HOGS = rs: steady. iso.iso lbs. $50
lbs, sis.io@lsis 22o-2so lbs sIsio9
1918 10000 los. sislOa1sls 2oo-22o
lbs si4 sosl5: 1oo-l5o lbs si44i4 rs:
rourhs. si4rlfto
SHYEP-soo steady Cnoc, spring lambs
sI4.5oeis medium n Eocd si19Is com
mon. ss@io ewes. stcs vehers tA'a7.25.
CALVES - zoo STEADY Cood ~ choice
sl7. .So@lt4o medium. slfsosis 80.
oulls and common. t7ai2
steady ,CNf;T Tor ST. as saS' sS $3.50. h,s'p. s"p
slt red,um. si.ss lish, si4.ss
n4si4 10 pigs sl2.7sei1 50.
steady Beet steers. choice. sl7@is me
dium ti3ei7 yeariinss. 81 .SoHis.
bulls, ss@i4 os.ss; sioelSs feeder
Mssr.. ,Ilsit IS :,oek'ri. steer, 500
ap sasEF0iq o 200 200 nfitsSs s.sy LAMB, 1si,e
ii7S common $40 solLt3 ytsr'ints siI
sel9 50 feeders. Sill SodiS7S sges s.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Q-What Is the pay OF tech
meal sergeant u. r

A--His base pay IS Slli per
month. This is Increased by )
per cent for each three years of
service moi exceeding 30 years.
Base pay is increased by 20 per
cent for overseas service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30

Own Q father be obliged
IN continue payments toward
the support Of his son after the
boy becomes l8 years Of age and
IL drafted into the service.
y, Y.
4 II you refer ~ court
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Any Questions
THE DETROIT ZINES

maits pfrsonhi anshefs 10
questions about the needs
and welfare, rights and prfvt-
leges of serv iceme n and
women, veterans and their
dependents.
Many answers are printed
daily In this column, hut ALL
questions will ne answered
directly by mail.
Address questions this way:
AT YoUa SERVICE BUREAu.
ppTROIr IIMis,
rtNks SQtARF.
DLrnOIr n hiCHI6ts
Surely include your ndms
and address and seIf.od.
dressed. stamped srveiope.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
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