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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-09
include 4 tour of the North Caro-

include q tour of the North Caro-
lima Shipbuilding company's yard.
to be followed by a banquet at the
Cape Fear club. Commander Ken.
dali will speak at the session or
the morning Of Nov. IA. A number
Of safety exhibits will also be shown
at this time. Later, business
meeting will be held at St. John.
tavern.
In keeping with the usual Gro.
cedure, each of the participants
yards will submit an important
question on 4 particular safety
problem on which it is seeking the
ideas of the other yards. These
questions and answers will then be
discussed fully at the conference.
The principal participating ship.
building companies in the Elk.
change are Bath Ironworks Corpor.
alton, Bath, Maine; New York Ship.
building Company, Camden. N. j.;
Sun Shipbuilding and Dry Dock
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-09
,lFETY EXCHANGE
'' WILL MEET HERE

,,, for the 31st quarterly meet
Plail' the seven Shipyard Safety
ng s W which will be held here
Excna 70 and IA, are nearing com.
Nov with the program arranged
g ?, Emphasize visual lads; aids and en-
of Mav 20 and 81 but the dates
tsre NC changed because Of the
S ~ss..sskssiving holiday.
,nar.incipal speaker at the gather
PIN" LII he Lieut.. Commander Car
As yy W., UsNR, Safety officer
e the Norfolk Va, Navy Yard
H + is former member OF the Elk
'i, Tne first day of the sessions will
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-09
COLLEGE PROFESSOR
CARRIES ON CLASSES
BY REMOTE CONTROL

VAUDEVILLE, Me-, Nov. 8.
Up A hospitalized Colby
College professor conducted
his class by remote control
today.
Prof. Webster Chester deliv-
cred his lecture on 1.-THE Cir
culatory System Of the Frog"
into a bedside telephone at
Thayer Hospital. Ninety one
students of the elementary BIZ
o1ogy course took notes in their
classroom as his voice issued
from a loudspeaker on the pro-
fessor's desk.
The procedure will be con-
tinued during Prof. Chester
absence with minor illness.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-09

Company, Chester, Pa; Maryland
Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Com
pany, Baltimore; Bethlehem Steel
Corporation and subsidiaries; Fed
eral Shipbuilding Company. Kearn-
ey. N. j. the Newport News Ship
building and Dry Dock Company,
Newport News, Va, and its SUBJ
sidiary. the North Carolina Ship.
building Company.
The entertainment features of the
program will include visit to his
toric Orion plantation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-09
Now Many Wear
FALSE TEETH
With Little Worry

Eat talk, laugh or sneeze without
fear of insecure false teeth dropping,
slipping or wabbling. FASTEETH holds
plates firmer and more comfortably.
This pleasant powder has no gummy
gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Doesn't
cause nausea. It's alkaline (non-acid).
Checks "plate odor'' (denture BREATH.
Get FASTEETH at any drug store
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-09
MAY VISIT CAPITAL

BRUSSELS. Nov. g. up The
Newspaper LIE Soir said today tina,
Belgian Premier Achille Van Ack-
er, now in London, may soon visit
Washington for important talks
with President Truman on econo'
mic matters.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-09
FOUND DEAD

BOSTON, Nov. 8.-P)-Dr. Jo-
seph Vance Davis, "a, Of 700 Wal
nut street, Waynesboro, N. c., a
physician at the Peter Bent Brig
ham hospital since July, was found
dead today after, police said, he
apparently fell 1875 feet from the
roof of the hospital administration
building.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-09
GRAVES WILL SPEAK

ROCK HILL, S. C., Nov. 8.-A
John Temple Graves, Birming-
ham columnist, was announced to-
day as the speaker for exercises
to be held Nov. II at which DR..
Henry r. Sims will be formally in
stalled as president Of Winthrop
college.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-09
Husbands! Wives !
Want new Pen and Vim?

thousands OF couples are weak. WORKOUT, ex-
nausted solely because body lacks iron. For new
Yam' vitality. try Ostrex Tonic Tablets. Contains
IRON you: too. may need for pep: also supplies
Vitamin b. Get 35c Introductory size now only 2ec
At all drug stores everywhere-in VII.
uinston, at Saunders.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
the DETROIT TIMES
Index Up
2.B Points

NEW YORK, Nov 9-The phys
ical volume Of business in the week
ended Nov. 3 advanced 20 $50
from 95.4 in the preceding week,
according TO Barron's revised in
deX. adjusted for long-term indus
try and population growth.
Ending of the war has neccs-
STATED an adjustment in the
weekly figures from late April TO
date. The index for last week re-
fleets this adjustment. The current
level compares with 1913 for this
revised index just prior 10 the end
Of the war in August, and with
1925, year ago.
Barron's revised index without
adjustment for the long-term
trend was 1888 in the week ended
Nov. 3, compared with 144.8 in
the preceding week and 1912 "A
year ago. This index is relative
To the base 1885 80.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Will Employ $4,000

ut is "A pleasure to announce
barely two months after VI
Day that we have been able To
recOnvert sufficient plants to
attain volume production Of
bodies for General Motors cars"
Archer said.
At the same time Archer
made public a schedule of the
production status of all Fisher
Body plants and also revealed
the extent 10 which production
and employment will be in
creased as anticipated levels are
reached.
"On an overall basis" Archer
said, Fisher Body plans 40
per cent expansion from pre-
war levels, i'm line with the gem
eral xpansiO Of General
Motors. Before the war we were
producing bodies at an average
rate of 10000 day. Our post
war schedule calls for $4,000
bodies a day.
Total employment In Fisher
Body in June. I941, was slightly
more than $1,000. We look tn
peak postwar employment OF
nearly $4,000.
Archer cautioned that attain
ment of anticipated peaks in
employment and produ C t on
hinged upon various economic
and business factors, including
availability of materials and
equipment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Detroit
Livestock

All species Of livestock made
broad clearance as the week closed
al the Detroit StockyardS, despite
the highly erratIc trade in cattle.
More or less drastic price declines
developed IN the market for cows
and lambs. but other classes were
only slightly affected. Choice
steers topped AT SITS; calves at
SIT lambs at Sl425 and hogs re-
manned al the SIS ceiling.
CATTLE-Week receipts. 800 Highly
unreliable outlet for cattle as the result ~
handicapped slaughter facilities due 20 ase
strike q rendering plant employees forced
errauc and unprediciAble trade prevailed Con-
ditions Eere unchanged when this was written
weak 90 25c lower for the week Cows sold
erraiicaly finishing 50c-75c lower than last
Other classes we're little affected Small lots
- choice steers reached SITS the week
bes, load stopping Al SIC IS. Most load lo.S
good nghtweight native steers and ycsrlirgs
~ SloFlS ODD head heifers reached SIT
Most common and medium native beef cows
brought s. SOgli 80 a few 20 Sl2 Gamers
and cutters bulked tsts a. S65OnR Sausage
bulls ranged from Sii 50 down Replacement
castle sold aneyenly 81 sliei4 IS. Choice
cALvFs-Weess receipts 775 Calves and
veaieFf fpund dependable outlet al week A.
fully sfcsdv prices Good and ch0lcr vealess
buiked AZ The popular si7 top Common and
medium Frsdes made Sl2aA "a Heavy calves
Wefe mostly common 20 good grades a. 3 , .a
IA All weights ~ ~ulis turned az S7alo
recaipf' reelected small seakcnsl decrease
HDEG--Wrs receipts I 600 Narkefinr
- hogs Expanded sea tJlaily ~ largest volume
.u Hte months However supplies remained
far oelos trade requirements and prices held
firmly ageinst ceiling levels Thus harr0gs
and Ellts sold mainly a. tie SIS ceiling Most
soWs brouEr' Si4 10 ana Sl4 2S and the
few stass msde Sl4 10
sHEEp-wces receipts 500 Market.
ing of lambs expanded 20 largest volume ~
me year and hgureo third largest for any
week since November iq43 Demsnd was
'airly broad and dependable although prices
were shaded unsyenly Good and native lambs
sold weak 70 2Sc lower hut lower grades were
set back soc % 81 A. midseek sheer and
feeding lambs were steady Choice lambs
topped Spartnrly a. Sl42S bulk good and
choice. Sl3 T1df4 Medium and rood lambs
made $ll 50al3 With Gull and common
mostly sse11 Good and choice FAT ewes
brouvht s. 5oF6 with strictly choice topping
snarinrlv ~ So 675 Gun and common ewes
made s3aA Feeding lambs sold Jneyenly ~
S13 5oai4 depending on weight
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10

ls rsuITsA2gfsi Ss sIaio.S }oNf:a'n So Ns $50
Wealthy No / s4 ST Ash ou Wolf
Fivf No p;st, KieiIl2 t3s GS 20 f''9a 500 90
; vEcET&BIE TABLE cREENs-cs6bsse No I.
sossss ss By ..0 coil'Es' 10 lsa 81 50 % SS SS
SSy sSsa 30 SSsa' r 5SFPS 5S sS ofs;9: Ssi:
10 LETTUCE a AND 10 SALAD GREENs-celery
51sS G1sSaFe Ss No 80 sassY 81 EpdiyS, sc
rsosyoe Taesf fancy nc 81 81 so Su. No 5oe@si.
no 81 25si.75 bu. Romsine. No. /.
VEGETABLES Miscellaneous Beans,
Linn No. l. 50 5o@i bu Roman, No l,
S9' sse DlS, eg iSspst sSSs 0qashsf NS sG Sa
No I 400 soc bu red No. ( 75easi bu
% Ne dos se oIIaSs toSpsd 0qasn'i No
sial25 bue csulihower. fancy. si.7S bu:
80 /. si.2Ssi SO Celery fancy 81 asa
Rds3 80 S5 S2' o'si sisIas H2 dos GSS Ssas s0' ''
.sS 7..., a, Is Pee, gsSs Sl.ss, h.ss,
10 stai IS dor bchs Green Onions.
sss2 . so,IS SIv Ssk No 81 $40 S9s2i sis, o
parsley Root, No, /. s0s7sc dol. Sshs
PsnG Gs gs..1 sq 2Ss ss, 50 % By p,.lSss pep
: 50 pumpsins No i 7ssssi Sn.
Rssishss as Ssa> No s;i doz ,lsts sshs
iIu5hard No Sia125 bu Delicious No
I Stgl25 ou Table Queen, fancy No
So, il p 9i Tf2%s'o's % No rrI,,S. - Inn Inn
al ~ hunc1ed ~ 7scasi dcl bchs
topped fancy 81 80 bp 10 Sla1 as
E6Cs-Fxtrs arrs. ,iaos 3o-doL case
large, Si7f3. medium. 1888.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Packard
Net Drops

Packard Motor Car Co. reports
net profit for the nine months
ended Sept. 80 last OF $l070. 500.
equal, after all charges and a
federal tax provision of Si403 ,000.
to Z cents a share. This COM
pares with earnings of SO. .2S0.131
or p cents a share in the like
period of 1914, when the federal
tax provision was Sl5.026,000.
George T. Christopher. preSi-
dent and general manager. AZ
tributed the decrease in rate of
net profit principally 10 increased
excess overhead resulting from
reduced manufacturing volume
and reconVerSion costs. He said
that plant reconverSion is nov
we'll on its way TO completion and
that auto production. already
started on new final assembly
lines. will increase steadily to-
ward the company'S goal of 200,-
900 cars yearly.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Personal Notes

Franklin r. Hank" Weber.
who has been on Jam Handy's
Photographic staff m aking
armed forces training shorts,
has taken over the Photographic
firm OF Welch and Trumpfheller
and will operate 4 under his own
name in the same location at
the Basso Building Clyde
Nortman has resigned from the
Brooke. Smith. French & Dor
rance ad agency, 10 join c. III.
CoWling. who is Detroit mana
ger of Parade Publications Z.
And Frank Skinner Of Mac
ManuS. John and A d ms,
brlghtcns my day by sending
in a clipping which states that
scientists have discovered that
in many thousands of years,
. day will be as long as a week
due 10 the slowing of the solar
system QuirpS Frank: 'How's
the union going to handle
this?" He's got me, .. In
cidentally, Joe Spades informs
me that the agency doing
that institutional job for J. l..
Hudson is "Spadea" and not
Spades"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Parke, DdvisCo.
Net Up Slightly

Parke. Davis and Co. and SUBJ
salaries report net profit for the
nine months ended Sept. 30 last OF
S.. .701. .462 equal. after all charges
and net federal taxes OF S7,325,-
000 Ia Si.16 share
This compares with net profit
for the corresponding period OF
last year of S5,634,8l6 or S1.l5 a
share, after charges and net fed
eral taxes amounting TO SO, l20, 600.
For the II months ended Sept.
80. 1945, net profit amounted to
S7,673, ,725 or S1.57 share, against
S7,224 ,441 or $1.48 share in the
like period ended Sept. 30, 1914.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Promote Hoenicke

Edward G. Hoenicke. former
assistant general manager Of
Eaton Mfg. Co, has been ap-
pointed general manager of the
foundry division, succeeding
J l.. Dostal, who resigned.
Hoenicke has occupied a posi-
tion OF prominence in the foun-
dry for a number of years and
is chairman and a past director
Of the Detroit Chapter of the
American Foundrymen's Asso-
ciation. and also a member Of
the Gray Iron Founders Society,
American Society for Metals.
Society of Automotive Engi-
neerS, American Society for
Testing Materials. National
Foundry Association. The Engi-
neering Society Of Detroit and
the Army Ordnance Association.
He is a nationally recognized
authority on permanent mold
development, and has been A
featured speaker on this ;ubject
before various foundrymen's
meetings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Seek Efficiency

American industry the most
efficient in the world, is going
10 be a lot more efficient.
New machines are being in
stalled and some can do twice
rs much as their predecessors.
Companies are rearranging pro-
duction lines 10 make output
smoother and faster while some
firms are decentralizing produc-
tion 20 be- nearer markets o.
closer TO sources Of raw ma
terialS.
AT the same time, production
! managers are returning 10 in
, centive systems 10 encourage
workers TO greater efforts. The
efficiency expert is being sought
out for advice on how 10 make
more goods with less waste
motion
These are highlights Of a Wall
Street Journal survey Of indus
trial firms in seven key produc-
ton ccnters a.roSS the country.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Market Lower,
Volume Tdpers

NEW YORK, Nov. Q GNS)-
The stock market continued along
its slightly lower. confused course
today. Selective buying put some
favorites up but losses were in
the majority. Except for a point
drop in Schenley, declines were
small.
Volume tapered only 800. 900
shares being traded the first hour
against 100000 yesterday
The trend was confused. even
with groups. Countering Schen-
ley'S loss was a pa point Jump
in American Distillers 10 81 L
Bethlehem was lower but l.. S.
Steel unchanged Oils were gen
orally higher with Standard Oil
of n. j. in demand
Rails were heavy although
Y Y. Central held a gain of -
point 10 297s.
Utilities were practically un-
changed.
Curb and bond prices were
mixed
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Fruehduf Calls
479o Preferred

NEW YORK. Nov. o-The y. y.
Stock Exchange has received no.
tice Of a call for redemption on
Dec -, 1915. Of all outstanding
shares of Az per cent convertible
preferred stock. 500 par, of Freu-
hauf Trailer Co. al S10S a share
and accrued dividends from Dec
! 70 Dec. u. l945. al 33 cents a
share.
The right 10 convert said shares
into 2 272-1OO0 shares of common
stock for each share Of the pre-
ferred Will cease at 3 p. m. on
Dec. 26.
As OF June 30. 1945. there was
outstanding S7,500000 worth of
the convertible preferred.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
TWO WEAKNESSES

II it had been thoroughly un-
biased and socially minded il
could have solved the labor prob
lem long ago. But for the rotten
politics and vote.buying ma
chimes - the labor barons would
never be where they are today.
Two important weaknesses in
the Presidents approach are all
too common today: The triple
personality fallacy in dealing with
labor " As a man. the laborer,
Bill Smith, is a producer, a con-
sumner and a voter.
But as a wage Garner bargain
ing with his employer. he is moth
ing but a produce. The facts
to be considered in a wage bar
gain are the economic facts Of pro-
duction. The foregoing is closely
connected with the fallacy of par
allel interests. Where 10 draw
the line between wages and profits
that is the big issue that Will
always divide labor and manage
ment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
What sNew
In Business
Nazi Plane Gas
Secret Revealed
BY WARD SCHULTZ

/. The secret as 10 how the
Germans provided high quality
aviation gasoline for their luft-
waite during the war, when they
lacked crude petroleum supplies,
has finally been disclosed by the
". S. technical oil mission 10
Germany. it ic reported in the
National Petroleum News.
From low-grade bituminous
and brown coa.. by the so-called
hydrogenation chemical process,
the Nazis distilled liquid fuel,
part of which served as a base
gasoline. Part of this was
treated in a series of converters
using a special catalyst to
change the base gasoline into a
high-aromatic, high-octane gaSo-
line This in turn waT blended
back with the rest of the base
gasoline 10 give a f1nlShed AVA
tion gasoline with an octane
rating OF 80.
While this was lower than our
100-octane gasoline, il had other
d esirable hydrocarbon COM
pounds which made il a high
quality aviation fuel.
From this source the Ger
mans supplied practically all
their aviation fuel, making
1884, 900 tons in 1943.
However, some German scien-
fists thought that coal hydro
genation was being unduly ex-
exploited 20 IN a e aviation
gasoline They wanted TO de-
velop I he Fischer Tropsch
process. a method using coal or
natural gas as raw material and
claimed the /. G.. Farbenindus-
trle, owners OF the favored
process, always had representa-
ties on the appropriate" min
istry in Germany 10 push their
own process.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Plan 10000 Jeeps

More than 10000 civilian
"jeepS" and other vehicles have
been contracted for in the next
II months by domestic distrib-
utors of Willys-Overland, George
NJ. Bell. director of sales, said
orders now on the books for
jeeps call for delivery of 10000
by Jan. ].
Bell stated that WHY'S plans
10 allocate about 20 per cent of
its production for export.
Major dealers throughout the
country have now received jeeps
and many have already been
delivered, he stated. Present
production facilities call for $50
units day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Rail LOadingS
~
Off 2.8I7Cars

WASHINGTON. Nov. 9-Load-
ingS of revenue freight for the
week ended Nov. 3 totaled $751;
962 cars, a decrease of 2.Sl7 from
the previous week, al, l07 below
year ago and an increase of 1923
over the l943 period, according to
reports 10 the Association OF
american Railroads.
The Dow-Jones carloading index,
which used the 1904 average as
100 increased 10 ll35 for the
week ended Nov. 3 from 1888 in
the previous week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Cooper Reioins Cadillac

Winston (Doc) Cooper has
been named manager of the JEFF
ferson , branch of Cadillac at
$3.50 E. Jefferson. He has been
with Cadillac since 1887 and
managed the jefferson branch
prior 10 the war.
Cooper joined the War Pro-
duction Board during the war
and headed the national pro-
gram of training within industry.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Auto
Graphs
Fisher Body Gets
Volume Production
BY sILER FREEMAN

Fisher Body has smashed the
bottleneck which has been hold
ing back production in some
General Motors lines. Thomas
y Archer, general manager of
the division, announced today
that body output AT key fabri-
eating and assembly plants has
reached the volume stage. Rapid
increaS, is seen in the near
future.
We saw visual proof of this
yesterday en- route to Lansing.
Huge transport trucks were
headed in the direction of De-
troit with bodies for Cadillac.
At the OldS plant, which is also
supplied by the Fisher Lansing
division, there was no apparent
shortage of bodies.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
OppeIt Back With Pea

Maj. Robert II. Oppelt, former
chief reservations clerk with
Pennsylvania Central Airlines
here, has returned to Pea and
will head the telephone and
counter sales in the Washington
office. j. J. O'Donovan, vice
president Of the airline an
nounced. He was overseas for
80 months and has just been
released.
Oppelt joined the army in
1941 and saw service in north
Ireland. Africa and Italy. He
was awarded the Bronze Star
and Purple Heart. He was as
siStant division quartermaster
at the time of being returned TO
inactive reserver status.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Comptometer Names
Ellis Detroit Manager

Clifford J. Ellis has been ap.
pointed Detroit district manager
of the Comptometer Co, succeed
ing Harvey +. StonehouSe who has
retired from active business. Ellis
joined the company in 1911 as a
salesman in Chicago. has served
there continuously. His predeces-
sor in the Detroit office will move
soon 10 his La Hahra, Cal, ranch.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Stock Split Proposed
BY Squibb Directors

NEW YORK. Nov. 9-Directors
of f. r. Squibb and Son have
called a special meeting of stock
holders for Dec. u to approve an
increase IN authorized common
stock TO 100000 shares of 81 par
value for the purpose of issuing
three shares of new common in
exchange for each Of the present
no-par shares. After the exchange
there will be about 1,515, 900
shares Of stock outstanding.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
CeIanese Negotiating
To Buy Tubize Rdyon

NEW YORK. Nov. 9-Negotia-
eions have been started for the
acquisition of the Tubize Rayon
Corp. by the 'Celanese Corp Of
America. No details have as yet
been settled, but il is understood
that discussions center around an
exchange of two shares of Celia
nese common for three shares of
TlhiZp
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10

and gen era ]
manager Of the
c o m p any. He
Also announced
the promotions
of G. @ org e II.
WhitehouSe 10
sales manager,
and William c.
Oberenn to chief
engineer. These
a p p o intments
are in accord
ance with a plan
under W hic !
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10

ance Co. of De-
troit. has been
elected 10 [ h e
executive COM
nittee of the
Insurance Ad-
vertiSing Con-
ference He has
b G @ n W [ h
Standard since
1887 in h i S
present capac-
ity. previously
: e win & the
F nm n "A NJ in
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10

other departments. Walker has
also been an advertising executive
with Chrysler Corp, in the Kel-
vinator Corp. and MacManus,
John and Adams, Inc. He is a
member of the board OF governors
of the Direct Mail Advertising
Association.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10

Detroit furni-
ture store, ac-
cording 10 an
a n n o u n c e.
nent m a d @
T thursday by
Hoke LeVin.
general m a n
a ger * a h n
was with. the
knight n e w S.
p a p e + $ in
Akron prior TO
coming here in
1910. His back
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Timken Roller Votes
Usual Soc Dividend

The Timken Roller Bearing Co.
has declared IT'S usual quarterly
dividend of so cents on the COM
mon stock. payable Dec. ) TO
shareholders of record Nov. 30.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Amends Bond Plan

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 9--T'he
American Power e. Light Co. has
filed an amendment 10 its pro-
posed bond retirement play 10
meet the requirements OF the SEC.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Livestock Market
PITTSBtRGH

PITTSBURGH Nov 2 ms CATTLE
l25. steady Grass steers. IS S0al6 steers.
good 70 choice tiTmls medium 70 good
sis 5o6is so common 20 medium Sl2 so
ais so heifers gbod 70 choice SlSGl6.
medium 20 good S13T14 20 common 20
medium. SioaI2 COWS good ~ choice
$40 SO7ll 50 medium n good SsTe
canners and cutters SSr7 so bulls good 20
choice si7 SOFA common 20 medium, 50
Hocs-so steady iso.iso lbs $3.50
a1s2o. 10000 los SlSIoTlS 20 2e9-
900 lbs sl5loa1s 20 22O-2EO lbs
si5toafs 40 25o-3oo ios SIS -
1920 3oO-3sn lbs Sl5a157 20 1Oo-l5o
lbs tiSaI5 20 r1uchs S1AalS IS
SHEEP-iSO steady Choice sorinr lambs.
common. ssaio ewes, s3as Vethers. 50
CALvrs-2s. vesdv coos % choice
tiT Soais 80 medium Sl4.5oa16 so.
cuils and common t7ei2.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO Nov. ms -HOGS-i7 ooo
steady. ton hluK heavy. medium and lisht
SASS light Hvh's Sf4 6Oati4s5 pack
Ing soVs. Si7 7Aei4lo. pirs. Sl2 5oG
cArrLE-a 900 steady Calves 500
steady Reef steers Choice si7mis com
mon sl2ai6.5O yearlings Si4His.
Butchers Hci'ers stoais cows. Spai4 SO.
bulls sagi4 calves sioal so feeder
steers sils1S s'ockers s,ceers sio@
sHgEP-4 500 steady. lambs Si7 m r.
- so. common sio@I3. yearinrY siI 90
go, feeders si2 soqi5So ewes. S5a
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10

sales and engineering departments
became separate entities with aug
mented ST taf is operating under
Andrich Snyder said. Andrich has
been with the firm Is years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
|. 5. Andri(h Promoted
As Snyder Expands

Clarence Snyder, president of
Snyder Tool and Engineering Co,
announces that Larry S. Andrich
has been appointed vice president