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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03

who will speak on developments
in aircraft metallurgy since World
War I.
A featured speaker of the after
noon sessions will be Harry w.
McQuaid. Republic Steel Corp,
Cleveland, who will present a dis
cussion on the Ieep drawing prop
critics of autobody sheet steel,
written by X. j. B. Wolfe of the
David Brown Tractor Co, in Eng
land.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
BY sILER FREEMAN

Harry II. Bennett, former boss
man at Fords, will not lose con-
tact with the industry in which
he has spent a good part OF
his life. Bennett will become A
manufacturers agent and the
Ford Co. is expected 10 be one
Of his accounts,
Stan Fay, former L. of NJ.
great who has been his secre-
tary. will be associated with
him in the business,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
: RaiErOaderS
Promoted

r T. Patterson and + r
Reynolds. freight traffic man
ayers FOR the Pcre Marquette
Railroad, in q ioinl announcement
today revealed The promotion of
three veteran Detroit employees.
Earl + SharpS l> now assistant
general freight agent ! Parker
Donovan iS now divisional freight
agent. and Roland a. Cornell
general agent An viii have Of
fees 81 SOLOS Lafayette Building.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03

i-TOBIN DEWEY Gates leo Henley
2-SON JAY. Annie Castle Little Lorraine.
3-JOLLY 6 Bendonns bad BOY
4-TUFFY JAYZOFF. Laurel watts. Billy
5-JOLIY 6 Blue Ridge Billy BAD Bov
e-VOLO TFMPKIS. Beulshsdel p James
Elsw0fthy
7-TuFFY JAYZOFF. Kenny Brooke, Laurel
watts
s--VOLO TEMPKlH. Fl Verso. Bert Easter.
BEST-JOLLY G.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
Exchange Seat Price
HIGHEST Since 1888

NEW YORK. Oct. ARRANGE
mentS have been made for sale of
a New York Stock Exchange
membership at $1,000, up $1,000
from the last sale and the high
est price since Oct. Z, 1888. when
a membership sold for $4,000.
Memberships are currently quoted
al $4,000 bid and offered at
SS5 600
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
Any Revision Should Meet Customer Approval

Fer thoughtful management knowS-that durable
approved by who in the
furnishes purchase price the wherewha for
poyng and tools the hand and for paying for
materials and mechanical energy the other.
American management has bias for low On the
contrary tradition highest real wages the world
Management which block
free of goods services especially they bring
workers balance with other groups
workers that interchange products of their labor
impeded
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
'sNew
In Business
Praise @. M. s Limit
On Wartime Profits
By WARD SCHULTZ

The current issue of Merrill
Lynchs Time style Investors
Reader pins a well deserved
medal on General Motors Cor
noration for It's enlightened
wartime policies which helped
GM chalk up an cnyiable
record in produCtion and clean
corporate living
Comments thG-I-a.s..-.r
During the war the COM
panN's policy of taking tough
assignments. gained IL many
friends in Washington -.
"NeVer was there any unfaV-
orable publicity like Jack a
Heintz's $4,000 a year secre-
tariesl, or flubbed contracts
like Hudson's ordnance plant
10 Westinghouse, or disappoint-
Ing performance like kaiSers
brittle Liberty ships).
Last week Washington had
another reason 10 feel kindly
towards the giant corporation
en-. President Charles T..
Wilson told employees that
through voluntary limitation
plan, wartime profit margin
was only half Of 1871. Thus
19ii's peak sales of $1,000
O0o 600 returned profit of
only 40 percent or Sl7l,000,000
a. against an S.S percent net OF
S2O2 900, 900 in 1871.
Better still GINS profit
Limitation plan was adopted be-
fore Congress passed the rene
gotiation act"
And this column agrees whole
heartedly with Investors Read
or that this will pay big divi-
dends in public good will.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
TALK On ALLOYS

Factory Affecting the Harden
ability Of Boron Treated Steels, +"
by r. A. Grange and T. NJ. Garvey,
L S. Steel Corp. Kearny, n. J
The Partition of Molybdenum in
in Hypoeutectoid Iron Carbon
Moiybdenur1 Alloys, by Fred +.
Bowman, Climax Molybdenum
Co. Detroit; Graphite in Cold
Rolled Sub-Critically Annealed
Hypoeutectoid Steels," by NJ. a.
Hughes and J. G.. Cutton. Car
negie-Illinois Steel Corp, Youngs-
town. o.
THE Application of Ms Points
TO Case Depth Measurement by
+. S. Rowland and S. r. Lyle,
Timken Roller Bearing Co. Can
ton, o.; Detection. Causes and
Prevention of Injury in Ground
Surfaces, by L. p. Tarasov, Nor
ton Co. Worcester, Mass: soft
Soldering 1hy- M, T.. Zine and
r. l.. Dowdell, University of Min
neSota. Minneapolis.
Howard l.. Grange. General Mo-
tors Research Laboratories. is
chairman of the metals confer
ence. Roy w. Roush. chief metal
lurgist, Timken-Detroit Axle Co,
is chairman Of the Detroit A.S.M.
Chapter. and will introduce the
WoodSide lecturer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03

lighted by the
annual Wood
s i d G lecture,
honoring Will
liam p. Wood
side, chairman
of Park Chem
ical Co, a n d
founder of the
American S ,
ciety of Metals.
Lecturer will |
b e Walter K.
Joniny of the
Chrysler Corp,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
Mondays S Volume
Largest in ; Months

NEW YORK. oct 2-Transac-
tions on the New York Stock EX-
change yesterday tutaling 1885,
600 shares were the largest since
last June % when 100000
shares were traded
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
Management Should Re-examine Trade Systems

Managemen ought reeXamne trade PRACTICES, merchan
dsng and and determine whether they be
help reduce the between the peak and the trough
There histories pioneering companies that have done
creative work of this character
What management proposals
rigidity and inexbity
might well be that the ground for harmony would be in
the aspirations workers well those Of
of percentages instead Of terms of rgd
and inleXble fixed charges
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
Dividend Of Scents
By National Stamping

National Stamping Co. declared
dividend of ; cents share on
common stock, payable Oct. II to
stock az record Oct. 10.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
System Has Been Sold TO In+ramuraI Union

The has been able sell this
mural whether the national
would formula accord with demand
for annual
plan only regular workers.
qualify and this excluded helps oborb
Moreover should be recognized that the
business is steader than the durable goods trades.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
Livestock M arket
DETROIT

HOGS-4S0, fully steady, barrow and gifts
mostly AT Sl4 90 ceiling sowS mostly Si4a
II ! >. stays. Sl4 down.
CATTLE-T5o. Fresh receipts largely
trucked In COWS liberal quota steers and
yearllngs carried from Monday early sales
slaughter steers and yesrlngs slow steady 10
weak. load choice native fed steers held
above sl7. few good lots held around 1850
s so short load good oar his Kentucky
steers, SIG as other sales medium and good
900-ll25 lbs. Kentucky steers Sld 75n
Is SO these under most pressure some com
mon and medium native grass steers yearlingS
and heifcrS- 50 -Ao4al3 sn-Httle demand Tor
medium and good beef COWS $40 upwards
lower grade cows and all ebulls steady: bulk
common cows, Ss.5Oaq.50 csnners and
cutters. sSs SOds most medium and good
sausaFe bulls &a.SOait. cutter and com
mon Kinds, Ssaq so beef bulls scarce little
done early on replacement cattle
CAlNES-fO0 FULLY steady ton and hulk
good and choice ycaiers. St7; common and
medium. Sl3al6 most culls SsaiO. few
common and medium hesvies, S1oal4.
SHEEP-sOo fairly active. fully steady On
sheep and lambs bulk good and choice native
lambs. Sl4Hlf so top S14 SO bucks Out
~ ~ less medium and good lambs Si2 soar
3 90 most common. S11a12. few cIlls
tlO down with iigh' "skinpv" kinds as low
as SO. most So-70 lhs thinlv feshed lambs
tn feeders, Sll 5Oa13 so. good and choice
iat ewes sSm6. top Ss paid freely. com
non and medium ewes, s4a450 few culls,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
Auto
Graphs

Harry Bennett to Be
Manufacturer S Agent
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
PIIISRIlRGu

PITTSBURGH Oct 2 fiNSl -cATTrT-
~ Netfy. Grass sineES--Ss -St4---. m
steers, good 70 choice, si7ats medtim 70
gpnd, Sl5 5OHlb 50. common 10 medium
Sl2 so ri $50. heiiers. good 20 choice SIS
alb medium u good. S13di4Sn. common
70 rfedtuin, sioui2 COWS. good 10 choice
81 nl2 medium 10 good soaio csnncrs
and cutters, sAS0as bulls good 10 choice
81. 10al4 common 70 medium, toHt2
HOGS-s0 steady. t6O.teo lbs \xi5a
lN Is 10000 Ms 1bats1S: 200
22p lhs St5.ioaiS15 s22o-25O lbs
81 100 Is. 2So-300 lbs ttSa15ts;
70n-35o lbs Sii70n1S in0-i so lbs Sf4
aff - roughs StAulA4o
SNFEP-7n0 sCfive and IS cents higher On
choice lambs Choice Epriu~ lambs Si7 Tha
fd IS rirf'uri % rhod $40 SOHI2 rom
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r-2s
CArNr4- $50. sfopfv Good % choice
'i7 50a'tsfo meftum s1sS Soa1SSo.
cufs and common t7ai2
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03

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Detroit Stocks


.nasu paid or payable - far this rear.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-09-21
Squirrel
Season Opens

Squirrels will be where you
find them, most servers
laconically remarked as hunters
prepared to open the season in
all but 36 northern counties of
the state on Saturday, Sept. Is.
There are sections where the
crop of hickory nuts and acorns,
choice food of the squirrels, is
far below normal. The migra-
tons of the animals to the best
food supplies has resulted in
varying reports from scarce"
to plentiful" But this is no
different than other years, game
men of the Ohio Division of Con-
servation point out. Squirrel
hunting always has been pretty
much a matter of locating the
best feeding areas of the bushy
tails before good shooting can be
expected. Often the difference
between scarcity and abundance
of the animals is only a matter
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-09-21
Spicer Wins
Double Knockout
Title

The Spicer Unit softball play
ers emerged the victors of the
Local IL Mems Softball League
double knockout playoffs when
they defeated the Willys-Over-
land team in the final game of
this seasons schedule.
The game was played, Mon
day, at WHY'S park before a
large turnout of Local IL soft
ball followers.
The Spicer runs came in a
big sixth inning when Chuck
Kozina, twirling for WHY'S,
walked two Spicer batsmen and
then Bill Damon laid down a
bunt to bring in the tieing run.
With two men on base, pea
nuts" Amborski drove on e
which bounced off the second
baseman's leg and allowed two
more runs, which left the score
3 to /, in favor of Spicer. This
ended the scoring for the game.
Wiggy Keeler, who did the
pitching for the winners, was in
fine form and let his opponents
down with two hits which re-
suited in WHY'S lone run. After
that scoring, Spicer had the
game well in hand.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-09-21

teams three games each, re-
spectively.
Cap. Wekwert (566) led his
last years champion Standard
Commutator team to two wins
over a good DeVilbiss aggrega-
ton. Harry Heldt (523) was tops
for DeVilbiSs.
Hall Mfg. combination clicked
in two games, while being
sWamped in one by Auto-Lite.
These two clubs are newcomers
to Local IL Bowling and the
league wants to express hearty
welcome to them.
In the National League, Art
Mulkey of Ransom & Randolph
was making one of those (pos-
sible but not probable) predic-
tions." Last years door mat
this year champs. If they do as
we'll against other clubs as they
did against Gordon Bumper
they'll be a cinch and yours
truly will be out a hat.
Bob ReSsler's DeVilbiss (Ato-
mics) gave WHY'S a sound 3
game drubbing. OF course Bob
is proud of his Anchor Man
(Ralph Holey's 578).
Tom Hoffman spanked Hall
Mfg. to two wins over Standard
Commutator. John Kiplinger
did himself proud with his big
SIT. Johnny Grants 237 with
Kips support were factors in
Commutators lone win.
The international Leagues
Mather Spring No. 2 dropped a
discouraging l pin toughie to
Engineers, but rallied
to take the next two heats. The
were handicapped
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-09-21

sites?
Woodrow Wilson was foot
ball coach at Princeton in
1890.
The homing pigeon is the
fastest bird that flies. 1t is
also the long-distance champ,
being able to fly at a greater
speed for longer distances
than any bird in the world.
In 1882, a pigeon flew 600
miles in 8 hours and 27 sec
onds of continuous flying,
averaging 1869 yards lover a
mile) a minute all the way.
According to Prof. Harvey
Lehman of Ohio State Uni
versity, who spent years in
research, athletes are at their
superlative best between the
ages of 27 and 29. No wonder
so many of us are called "old
timers" after passing the ripe
old age of twenty-nine.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-09-21

grid mentor, sent his team
through four periods of straight
football in using a modified
Notre Dame system, while Jack
Mollenkopf, Waite coach, di-
rected his lads to play a more
open game which was largely
responsible for the score.
The Libbey Cowboys per-
formed we'll for their new coach,
Al Jeffery, and walloped the
Woodward Polar Bears to the
tune of 33 to 0. Libbey gave
notice that this years team will
display brand of high cl L
football and will be "up thei D
when the championships are de-
cided. Woodward simply ran
up against a superior Libbey
team and just had to put up
as good fight as possible. For
this opening game, Libbey real
ly looked good.
At DeVilbiss stadium, the
Scott Bull Dogs were enter
tanned by scrappy outfit from
the Upton Avenue school, but
emerged the victor of the con-
test by one point margin, the
score being Ia to- Is in favor
of the Bull Dogs. us E
The feature game of this
weeks program will be tonight
at DeVilbiss, where the visitors
will be the Central Catholic
eleven. Both teams are smart \
ing from their defeats of the
previous week and will be in
the game with everything they
have to get into the win column.
Also on tonight's program win
be a contest between the un-
defeated Scott and Libbey teams
at Libbey bowl, while Wood
ward will journey over to the
Waite bowl Saturday where they
will try to make up for their de-
feat of last week, while they
play the Indians.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-09-21

will be theirs to enjoy.
Bass probably retire to their winter Information quar-
tiers much later the fall than anglers think The
bueg retires and is less active all winter
schooling up great numbers in the lakes Fishing for bass
buegs be practiced successfully during the hunt
ing season after the days bag while is taking time
out from the hunt.
Duck hunting lends itself especially well to fishing
activities 1t is good plan to take both your fly rod and
casting rod the blind with you especially during the
mlder weather, and while you waiting for another
flock to come in.
Hunting along the stream, either from boat or from
the shore has been occasion for many angler to
catch the biggest bass of the In this the short
casting rod is the best equipment for be carried in
sling the shoulders and will not interfere great deal
with the handling of the gun Much of the best hunting ter
ritory along the stream lake shores Bass will hit al
most any casting plug the late fall provided it has at
tractive wiggle
Let's try to put more time fishing we have
driven spot Our hurry-up methods of past years born
of mpatence fast living quick and ample transporta
ton should be replaced with patient and method
ical methods.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-09-21

of mile or less. In very large
woods where nut treets are
widely scattered squirrel hunt
ing becomes very difficult. The
difficulty is multiplied if the
nut crop is not up to normal.
The squirrel season in the
southern zone of the state opens
September %. Both seasons
close on October l. The limit
is four squirrels per day or 8 ip
possession after the first day.<
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-09-21
Centra|-Waite Attracts
~, 600; Libbey Runs Up
Large Score Against Bears

Toledos six high school football teams started their
official 1945 last week when the schedule got under
way during fairly good football weather.
Over the east side in Waite bowl, well played
game between the Waite Indians and Central Catholics
Fightn Irish witnessed by large crowd of IL 0t6
howlng and cheering fans The Waite team be
the masters in all but few minutes of the game when Gen.
trail displayed hafheared bursts of fight Numerous PEN
aes called against both teams with Waite receiving
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-09-21

the major portion OF the pen
alties. The players were a
little over-anxious to display
their athletic ability and were
pealized often for being "off
side. Waite 13; Central O.
According to football experts,
the teams were evenly matched
for the game, but Waite ripped
large holes in the Central for
ward wall and took charge of
the game from the first kick
off whistle.
John McGarry, new Central
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-09-21

Gordon Bumper plagued by
bad luck in their initial start,
had more of the same the Sec
ond time out, dropping three to
American Can. Frank Molik
tried to make deal with Frank
Nadolny of Cameo offering two
players and cash for Walt Mita-
seek.
Wilys-Overland dumped To-
ledo Pressed Steel in the first
two tilts but couldn't stand
prosperity, dropping the No.
game to them.
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somewhat, bowling with four
men and taking low score to
fill out.
Mather Spring No. l after
stretching their win streak to
five, slipped badly in the sixth
attempt to lose by a wide MARI
gin to a good Bingham team,
Joe Pinski 554 and H. Malkow-
ski 531 were high for their
respective teams.
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vest our surplus crop of wildlife. So we can
do another good turn by making every trip
count
Maybe you are one of those fishermen
who know that the fall months, even late
November and early December are next
best to the early spring for fishing Some
fishermen hang up their rods for the bal
ance of the year after the spring fishing.
This is extremely unfortunate because the
strike of fall bass bent on filling his
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Michigan's second largest in
duStry-the tourist and resort
industry-is in large measure
dependent upon the abundance
of fish and game.