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Vegetables

BEETS-No. l. 75c-sl doz. bchs.
CABPAGE-No I, 40-65c bu.
CARROTS-No. !. 60.75c doz. bchs.
CELERY-Root No. /. sl.l25 doz
lunches.
CAULIFLoWER No. l, s1251.5O
bu.
DRY ONIONS No. /, sl.9O-2OO
50'lb. sack.
GREEN ONIONS No. !, 75c-SlOO
doz. bchs.
POTATOES-New, No. /, $3.50.
$50 100 Id. sack.
PARSLEY-Curly, No. !. 60 75c
doz. bchs.
PARSNIPS-No. l. sl25.l.50 p bu
PEPPFRS-Green No. I. S25O.3.0O
bu.
RADISHEs-New, No. /. 9Oc-Sl.15
doz bchs
RuTABAGAS-No. l. Sl.25.l.5O bu.
SQUASH-IIubbard. bu, No. l.
81 00-125
TOMATOES No. /, $500 lil5.
basket.
TuRNIPS-No. l. 75c-sloo doz
bchs.
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Leqal Notices
FINAL ADMINISTRATION
ACCOUNT

No s.TSS(TiE OF MICHIGAN. The Pro
bate court for the County Of Wash
At a session Of said Court, held al
The probate office iu the city Of Ann
Arhor, in said County, on the -bta
dav Of October, A. l.. 1915.
Present. Hon. Jay G. Pray Judge
Of Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
Sarah Anderson, Deceased
Robert Wright. Executor, haNlhE
fuaa in said court his final
administration account and his petl-
lion Drawing for the allowance there-
~ and for the assignment and DIS
fribution Of the residue Of said es-
II is ordered. that the 9th day OF
November, 4. ID. 1915, at 10 o.elocN
In the forenoon, at said PROBATE VI
flee. he and is hereby appointed toi
examining and allowing said account
and hearing said petition.
II is Further ordered, That pubue
no;lre thereof be given by Puhlica'
.rion Of copy Of this order. for three
successive weeks prev ious to said
dsy OF hearing. in the Npsilanti
Dqily Press, a newspaper printed and
circulated in said County.
JAY @ PRAY,
Judge OF Probate
\ true copy.
Nora %. Borgert.
Register Of Probate.
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Daily Market Report

Michigan graded eggs in case
lots FOB Detroit:
Whites: Grade "A. large 5y;
grade a. Jumbo 5gia ext large oS.
large SOL. medium 5l-e. small a.
grade b. large ~. medium i3ia,
small iOl2.
Browns Grade "A. ext. large
5S; large 56-5'. medium 5l-52c.
Wheat opened Is 20 &c higher
today. corn unchanged to Sc
down. oats Sc of TO 3 Sc up and
rye "A to &c higher
Whea.: Dec. l79i4 May l77L;
July 172A; Sept 17Oia-5 s.
Corn, Dec. llSla; May lis IS.
Oats: Dec. GS . Sig. May 7U2s;
July 6gia.24: Sept. 6Sla-3 /.
Rye: Dee 1854 1863; May 1925
q; July liil2.
HOGS: 10000; steady. Top
SASS; bulk SASS. medium S14.S5:
light $lLNJ: light lights SlL6u-
1iS5; packing sows Sli.li10; pigs
$l2.ju-l4.S5.
CATTLE: 1000; steady: strong.
Calves 1900: steady. Beef steers:
choice Sl1-lS. medium Sl2-l6.jO:
yeanings Sl2-lS, Butchers: he.fers
SlOlG75: cows $g-l4.5O: bulls 50
"A; calves Sl0-l5.50; feeder Steers
Sl1 1925: stockers: steers $1,000
1880: COWS and hiefers SS-l3.25.
SHEEP: $500: steady: Lambs
s1i14j0; common Sl0-l3; yearlings
$ll-l275; feeders Sl1-15.50; ewes,
SI5n.6nn
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StOrk Calls

Son, to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Z.
Smith. Joplin, No, born at Free
nan Hospital. October 10, weight
tx pounds, three ounces.
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Pick of the dir Today

National sroadeastIna Company
RED NETWORK-WLW zoo, WV
$50. WMAQ go.
ABC NETWORK - WXYZ 1870
VIVIAN 1850.
Columbia Broadcastine Company
WIZ 200. WBBM $50, WCKY 1880
WFBM 1860. VICAR 1850. WBNS
1860 WDOD 1910.
Mutual Bros6castlnp Company
RED NETWORK - CKLW 500.
WJBK 1890. WGN 700
Tonight
NBC-S-Mr. and Mrs. North, 81
lery Queen guest;
SS0-Sigmund Romberg concert;
9:00-Eddie Cantor:
9.30-District Attorney:
lO:00-Kay Kyser from Sioux
Falls;
CBS-S-Jack Carson Comedy;
9;OO--Frank Sinatra and Lawr
ence Tibbett:
9:30-Ann Sothern's Maisie:
1O:3U-Andrews Sisters and Mort
Downey:
ABC-7:15-Raymond Swing;
>.30--Fishing and Hunting;
9.00-One Foot in Heaven;
lO:00-Counter Spy;
MBS-S:3O-Bert Wheeler comedy
10:00-Ice Follies presentation;
l0:30-Duke Ellington band;
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PRODUCE
PRICES GrocerYl


Continued from Page Onel
fully resisted efforts OF the Dear
born council TO put into effect
gag law restricting his assccia-
ton with the public.
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New York Stocks

New York, Nov. 7-AP Rails.
steels and utilities led a general
advance of fractions 10 more than
two points in today's active stock
market
After yesterdays election day
layon. buyers entered in strength
and continued to bid for all cate
gories in the list as they did in a
last minute rally on Monday. Amer.
lean Telephone again was a stand
ont up more than two points TO a
new lqiT peak.
Demand was attributed TO a he.
lief that limited initiation was in.
eyitab!e as "A result Of eyentusl
wage and price increases. to heavy
investment purchases as customers
sough, TO place idle funds and TO
cheerful tax prospects.
Higher near midday were L. S
Steel Bethlehem, Chrysler L. S.
Rubber. Montgomery Ward. Inter.
national Harvester, Douglas Air
craft. Western Union A, Interna-
tional Nickel, Du Pont. Santa Fe,
southern Pacific and Southern rail
way
Bonds and commodities followed
the pattern of the big board.
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Fruit


APPLES Wealthy. No. I, S47l IS
ID. bu.; Mclntsho. No. |. SAL,
Snow, No. !. SI71: Jonathans
No. !, SAL bu.
CRAB APPLES-No. /. $500 bu.
GRAPES-No. l. 81 0O-25O = bu.
PEARS-No. l. S250.3O0 bu.
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IMPLEMENTS AND TOOLS

John Deere Combine #. cut No. 12A
John Deere Corn Picker, No. 1O1. new
International Tractor on rubber, Model
FOO, completely overhauled with
plows and cultivator
Ohio Push Hay Loader nearly new
Side Rake, new
Mccormick Deering Mower
Mccormick Deering Grain Drill, II hoe
fertilizer attachment
International Corn Planter. Fertilizer
Section Spring Drag
#. Tandum Disc
fit. Single Cultipacker
2 Section Spike Drag
Milwaukee Corn Binder
Potato Digger
International Hammer Mill
New Idea Spreader
Power Shelter, nearly new
Two Rubber Tire Wagons and rack
with grain box
1884 Chevrolet Truck. long wheel base
with 200 bu capacity grain box
5 Oil Drums
One No. B-1, so #. endless belt, in wide
Royal Blue Mixer, complete . units,
pump and line and stall cocks.
Brooder House, 10X16, one 12x14
HAY FORK ana rope ana car
Rip Saw and Table
~ in. Jointer Planes
Steel Bench and Vice
. Electric Brooder Stoves
Hog Feeder, new
Several Hundred Rods Electric Fence
. Fence Units
Cream Separator,
International Silo Filler
Milk Cans, Pals, Strainers
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Commencing at - o'clock Sharp, the fol
II HEAD BLOOD TESTED CATTLE
Guernsey Cow, yrs, due Nov. 81
Holstein Cow, yrs, due April 13
Jersey Cow, yrs, freshened May 10
Holstein Cow, yrs, due Nov. 5
Holstein Cow, yrs, bred Sept. IA
Guernsey Cow, 6 yrs, freshened Oct. 5
Guernsey Cow, yrs, due Nov. p
Holstein Cow, 8 yrs, freshened May 10
Holstein Heifer, yrs.
Guernsey Heifer, yr.
Holstein Hefer, yr.
10 HOGS 10
10 Shoats, weight about $50 lbs.
POULTRY
$50 Barred Rock Pullets, laying now
GRAIN AND FEED
$50 Bales First Cutting Alfalfa
$50 Bales Timothy and Glover mixed
300 Bales Clear Glover
10 Bales Second Cutting Alfalfa
Il nS loose HAY
$50 Bushel Oats
$50 Bushel Rye
5000 Bushel Yellow Corn
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Kerosene Range, white
Kitchen Heater, white jacket
Circulator Heater
2-9x10 Linoleum Rugs
Springs and Mattresses
Other Articles
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AUCTION SALE
public auction Mt
Tuesday, November 18th
Saline on

mmencng 10 o'clock Sharp the following described property:
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MISCELLANEOUS

Forks. chains, hoes, shovels, and
many small articles
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STATE or MICHlGAN. the
cuft court for the County OF wash
teuaW.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05

According TO market StudenlS
the idea Of initiation as a poSSi-
BILE factor in the persistent
heavy demand for common
stocks is hard TO reconcile
with he continued popularity
of new issues of fixed income
securities. The latter are being
marketed 10 yield about the
lowest interest and dividend
returns so far established IN
the long cycle OF declining
money rates.
New security offerings Of this
type have increased sharply
this year. but based on the
experience Of underwriters who
have handled some large issues
during the last few weeks. the
market remains highly inviting
20 sell situated companies hay-
ing financing projects IN view.
Investment underwriters point
point out that in many IN
stances over the past several
months, corporations putting
out new preferred stock or
bonds for retirement OF issues
carrying higher interest or diyi-
dend costs were able 20 dispose
OF considerable amounts OF the
new issues through exchange
offers made 10 holders Of the
old securities
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
Stocks Mixed,
Motors Lag

NEW YORK. Oct. q QNS)-
Profit taking again depressed the
stock market for while today
but the reaction failed 10 get far.
Volume was around a million
shares.
Though steels. motors and rails
were soft, dealings were hight.
l.. s. Steel and Bethlehem Steel
dipped q. but rallied somewhat
by closing time. Chrysler, Cen
eraI Motors, Studebaker ana
WHY'S Jagged.
Rails were irregularly lower
Liquors and aviationS, a source
of Independent strength yester-
day, carved out more gains, with
Schenley, American DiStillers and
United Air Lines strongest.
Big board bonds were mixed in
narrow range. Curb shares
were irregular.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
International Meeting

The Boarder Cities branch of
the Engineering Institute OF
Canada and the Detroit section
of the American Society OF
Mechanical Engineers Will hold
an international Joint meeting
Friday night al Rackham Mem
orial. Principal speaker Will he
Gen, Andrew c. l.. McNaugh-
ton, chairman of the Canadian
section of the JOINT L. S.-Cana-
dian Defense Board
Gen McNaughton will speak
on Canadian Engineering in
the War He was commander
of the Canadian Army overseas
when war first broke out and
in l944 was named defense min
lster. He was formerly preSi-
dent Of the National Research
Council.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
Auto
Graphs
Doubts Atom Power
VIII Run Autos
By sILER FREEMAN


The harneSsing Of atomic
power has opened more broad
vistss for imaginative writers
than anything IN recent years.
Even the highly creative design
.ers- with their QalI for the sem
Sationally new especially in
automobiles, have been left at
the post by some OF the predlc-
tonS as 10 what atomic power
could and would do. 0ne heard
recently was the possibility that
about $1,000 worth OF atomic
power would run your auto
mobile for a lifetime.
But DR.. Robert r Wilson,
head of tho Standard Oh Co of
Indiana and a well-knoWn Scien-
list, doesn't believe that one.
lie won't venture 10 label it
entirely impossible but he does
60 so far as 10 say,
Il don't believe there il
reasonable probability Of atomic
power ever being used. 10 run
automobiles. vs--r-------
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
M'NlanuS
Adds i

James r. Adams, president Of
MacManus, John &c Adams, Inc,
has announced the addition OF
eight men TO the creative staff OF
the aeeney-s Detroit headquarters
Seth Jewell has been assigned
to an expanded program on the
Dow Chemica Co. account,
Charles MacLaughlIn has been
assigned to the BeHdiX Aviation
Corp
Jack Oliver has been appointed
to the Dow Chemical group in a
public relations capacity Fred
OlmStcad, veteran newspaporman,
has been assigned TO the Dow ac-
count, plasticS division.
James 5. Pooler veteran De-
trot newspaper feature writer,
Will operate i'm creative and
public relations capacity on. the
Cadlll4c Motor Car division ac-
count. Darrell Roberts viii be
engaged in sales and service
promo, n on the same account.
Gerritt Schurman has re Joined the
agency in his old capacity on
Pontiac sales promotion Ed
Pacult has joined the agencys
art department,
Personnel additions 10 noncre-
ative departments of the agency
include Fred Britton to produc-
ton on BendiX, Charles Doll 10
accounting, Lon Mott to schedul-
ing. Edward Symington 10 prOduc-
ton control land Al Yagley TO
media.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
Kaiser VS.. Graham

Recent softncSs in Graham
Paige stock is in line with the
predictions of some Of the smart
traders on the Street.
With the announcement Of
the basis for the offering Of the
Kaiser-Frazer shares, they took
cognizance of the fact that for
each share OF Graham-PaiGe
stock held. one has only very
small fractional interest in one
share of er-Frazer.
II the rise in Graham was
based on the Kaiser-Fraze. de-
velopment, they reasoned. one
would be much farther ahead
10 buy Kaiser-Frazcr than Gra-
ham. with both selling Al about
the same level ..-..---..-..---.-.-..---
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
Hire EY-De+roiter

W. Alton Jones, president OF
CTriey Service to, mas an
nounced that William r. Boyd
III. former Detroit oil eNeCu-
tive. had joined Petroleum
ADVISERS. Inc. the management
and technical co-oTdinatng unit
for petroleum Operating sub
sidisries Of Cities Service. 10
assist IN postwar marketing
plans. He VIII have his head
quarters IN New York
Recently released from The
L. 6. Army, where he reached
the rank Of lieutenant colonel
the new Cities Service market
- ing s+de-hsS- bad = hInad- back
Srngna IN -thfe- petroleum fit-ft4i
During the war. he served in
North Africa and England
finally becoming chief of The
continental branch Of Tho pet
troleum section y in thc supply
division \0f the Air TeclnlCai
Service Command.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05

tksIIs-Aplle,. Mcintosh ~. L.. 81 -
S.-ih. "a S"y,'. 20 J. - - 41.lb. eu
No. /. s. 6a csntsioupe. iSnc, So }F6s j
,0lo bu ~ - 50e2 Ci,Ions 40
50 ou Grapcs Concord. fancy. Sl25sl 50
peck BASKET 80 J. FOc0Sl. Peaches Hale
fancy S425a44 bu No ! 81 275e3.
Eloera. fancy fA.25~447 ou No. /
80 = hu Prunes No 81 5Oa2 as -
6q. Wstelmeions fancy. 81 hu No. !,
vEGETABLE GREENS - csbbsrs No /
kaIe No 7sc@si bu Mustard Greens
IS ou sotrei No l. 7se eoe bu ssi"
Chsrd. 40 !. SoH7Sc bu. Turnip Greens
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS - celery
es6osFe No 81 7s@ 5 hu Endlys
10 "a seSe ~ IL Head l.ttas, 30 - 81 7ss
yEGETGsIFs. dsIis;a' &IIscELLAsffo'GSs' - u Bean.
= ssss7O ou Ktn,ueky Wond,r 30 /
Pomsn fancy 50 bu No 50 sos :
soc do1 bchs No /. ssa75c topped No
!. 81 25al so bu Broccoli, No Slsl 50
ssc ou red '?as'' SS isnsy 50 sS SG cS1, N2 no
81 % q On Carrots buncned fancy e5c
d., .Ochs 40. l, .e5@75e topped fancy
isnty' s. s. sS No g 75Si SO fsD"1Ssry csI.ry
fancy. Slal IS dor bchs No J. 75o s5c
celery root No. Sial.25 dor bchs sweet
corn fancy. 81 S-dol sack No 6fa Sc
Cucumb'rs s.lcers fancy 50 30 bu No /
50 a0a 3 dillS No L. S4o3 bu. medium
80 S4o5 bu small No I S6OT bu
Dil No 50w65c Do, bchs EFgplsnt
No. s0c9Sl bu.. eeRpisn, long type 40
slol 30 bu. Fennel No / SOC dos
ll"l "lstrsdish No l. ti.T5@2 IS peck basket
kohifabi so 7bc@sl doy bchs leeks.
No. l. HsI.25 d0l bchs Green onions
fancy 81 20 dor bchs No / TScsSl
dry onions fancy $40 s0-lb sack No !
- 75w CUtnn Sets. white. No large
s. 50-lb sack medium SIS small 50
Okrs No l. t230a275 7-lh basket
Parsley, curly. No. /. 5oa sSc do1 bchs
Parsley root No I soa7sc dor hchs
PsTsnips 70 81 25si so = bq Psppsrs
-ou- rrr-rrrrt- ro-f- -s7w7 N
fancy 50 loom sack No J. ~ sos2eS
Pumpkin No 7Scsti bu Rsdishes red
81 40 dor ochs No l. slsi2s ionF
white. No. | 7soasI dor bchs Rutsb,gss
No i7Ss2 bu Rhubsrh No 500
!so do1 sohs squash Hubbard No
81 2ss IS hu Delicious. Nc l 81 asa
IS bu ftsllsn, fancy 81 y bu No.
s2a2 as Table Qussn fancy al so bu
No. ! tl0l2S Tomatoes fancy 81 50
ls-lh basket No / tiai2S fancy s3d
so bu Nc. 81 2sSi 50 Turnips
bunohed. No l. sseaoo do1 bch, topped
fancy. 50 hu.: No. / 81 2ssl.5o
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
Wheat.
Rye Gain

CHICAGO oct 4 GNS)-
Wheat met Nijb a hie demand an
TO-DAY lstc dealings and scared
3 &c To S. 10 the highest level
since early last summer before
hacking down partially.
Rye also was in demand and
moved up as much as 3asc before
meeting with realizing.
All wheat and rye futures
reached new peaks for the season.
December wheat reached a high of
SIT and December IAe sold UP 10
81 53f. before backing down.
Al the close wheat was la.c 10
81 higher July was The strongest.
Rye finished &c 20 134c up
corn &c down and sc up. oats
'ac 10 &c up and barley l'sc to
] &C higher.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
Named
Kudner Head

James II. S. Ellis. represetinz
the staff, and Mrs. Arthur Kud-
ner,. representing the Estate OF
Arthur Kudner, have announced
an agreement under which the
business of Arthur Kudner, Inc,
will be carried on by Kudner
Agency Inc, new company
formed by the staff for this pur-
pose.
Initial stockholders, who will
also constitute the board of direc-
ors, all of whom are longtime
associates of the late Mr.. kudner,
are: president. James II. s. Ellis:
vicc-presidents, Hayward NJ An
derson, Samuel u. Eusnn, -SchuN-
Ter Kudner, Edward j. Owens and
Robert ID. Stewart; secretary
treasurer, Blackwell Smith. and
c. G. Christensen and Shalto
Denc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
What 'sNew
In Business
Hint Wind as Source
Of Rurs E'ectr.fco+ion
By WARD SCHULTZ

a.,
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atomic ooi'lo N-l'' .', t''>, 49, ,''.''-
ies ol an atomic AN',, ,.... =
has conc = report Dl = cue q = =
foWer commission 'l.-.'..ei ''
ne poS>inil.'ics et P,t1 ,.i,- ~
Norh on a Nar1 soc ,,'5 .."
AoiahHlh Lincoln uI'.' - .l'0
ne ere7l'Sl 'l "l''a.'l1l 4V. 90
o. nature inc ".lu oo
IN le''l' !. i'~.'' -
page surrey f-Ie.lI'c = en-. ,..l.,.,'' IoM'I
from 'he ~ mo- .'', N'''', .l.r. H.
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ior genera G'.'.'l >"i.i'l ..'.,' Gnu
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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
Livestock M arket
DE TRtpI1

,,ore ,oz. fully steady today and ior
hs,r,.x and giIts mostly ct slA w
rstitnr- buib sous xi4 lA-l
CAT-rLF-5oo. todsys trace tpoty anu
mn, hanged fof week narrow demand 'kttssl''
sipniv slauRhter steers yeeflings snd h'lieIs'
,,f tn,r, 10 choice grades weak 20 Zoe loNti
iouer grades active, strong mediun sno g.vu
s.cf cows si,hou, dependable oulei. STEADY.
-saAdeS-Acliye. -stIonE 10 Zoe nILnsu,
buils and replacement cattle moSuN sWeus
btit verv nrrsflc trade on stockers sno l'eu
srs choice ted l,osA-i .oaS lbs steers
tI7 ioal7 IS few lots good and chnice
short led steers and yearlinss tlee II IN
common and medium native grass steers snn
y.srlinTs including hsifers. quite active
taaiA s.res,iye auots medium ana fnod
gentuckv steers and yesrlines sl2@ ~
load lots hetfers and mlSed yesrllngs y 20
ola most medium and sood oesi ooes
csnners and eaters So soHs t,ronE vslfnt,
ts2s most sausage bulls ,sa / ] bulk ~
renlscement cattle soaI2 so Including load
IoiS feshy medium and FOOD feeders' si<~
II 50
CALvEs-12s. steady today and for week
TOD and bulk rood and choice vfsiets ~ =
most common and medium 81 SO ., eulIs
s-olo medium and common heaVy caves
mostly eilal4 few choice 70 tle.
-s+spp--sea -IAa.s1-seak to -2Sc lower
TODAY sheep steady For week amos opento
s,ronF 10 2Sc or more higher. closed WIN
aayance lost sheep steady week bulk Food
md choice native lambs tl4dl4 so mostly
Sl425 down late extreme too Sl41a tor
around IS choice el lbs bucks out A. ~
lest most medium and sood lambs w 5oe
1880 common silsl2 oulls $40 DOWN
JbuH FOOD and choice fat ewes sSse
common and medium. 81 5os4 so. cui'
down 10 - 50
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
Sees Upward Demand

DT Wilson made a survey Tor
the O.MahoncY- committee. In
NCStlgatlng petroleum resources.
on OIL for Americas future. In
spite OF everything, he did not
find il TOO diScourag!ng.
He loreSaW an upward trend
in the L. :. demand especially
for gasoline. He estimated that
between 1861 and 1868. the ma
tion Will need three-quarterS of
-T-TTttUU mOTC baTTCfS OF D7tTUt-
cum daily than i'm 1914 or two
million more barrels than pre-
war.
TO meet this upward trend
he advocated 10 the committee
an important policy which Will
permit the needs of industry
and the individual consumers TO
rbc-met at reasonable prices and
Yet not Hood the market or
keep prices at level that
would discourage an adequate
amount of exploration. Wild
eating and secondary recovery
activities
But mainly, Or. Wilson placed
his trust in American ingenuity
10 solve the future problem of
oil Coal deposits, he said, could
supply abundant liquid fuel for
more than a thousand years but
even before the petroleum de-
poSitS were exhausted, still
other and cheaper sources of
power viii be developed.
Our technologiSts have not
lost their magic touch" he
state.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
SpartOn Horn
Output at 8O%

NEW YORK, Oct. 4-Sparks-
Wilmington Co. is now producing
automobile horns on almost COM
pletely reconverted lines at about
so per cent of capacity, and there
is enough backlog of requirements
10 remain at this rate for five
months, or until automobile plants
get rolling, Harry G. Sparks,
president, stated in an announce
ment accompanying the financial
report for the past fiscal year.
The company's radio plant Is
practically ready for peacetime
production. he continued, land
our potential business is very
large. but getting into peacetime
production will be attended with
things requiring little time.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
American Locomotive
To Make DieseIs

SCHENECTADY, \. Y. oct q
A new line of Diesel loComo-
tives soon Will be produced by
American Locomotive Co. Robert
y. Mccall. executive vice preSi-
dent, said. He said that the
company has been 95 per cent
converted 10 peSCetimc pioduc-
ton and il had bought II govern
mont financial buildings here.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
Ship HrOners
by Airplane

The first shipment Of ironerS by
the lronite lroner Co. 10 be sent
-tu-tirafrrs for prCvIrw ShUwiugS
and SaleS-force briefingS has been
shipped Via American AirlincS Air
freight 10 principal cities.
Jack A. TomkinS, district traffic
manager for American in Detroit.
said this move was indicative of
the possible future use of air
freight by manufacturers to enable
them TO stage quick simultaneous
cNpoSiuonS of now products and
models IN widely separated sec
tlons Of the country.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
Eastman Kodak Grants
IS Pct. Waqe Increase

ROCHESTER. n. Y, Oct. 4
Eastman Kodak Co. has an
nounced that. effective Oct. Ia, it
will grant base rate increases of
Is per cent to compensate for the
lower hourly week which will be
inaugurated throughout the com
pany's plants as soon as possible.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
Davidson Bros. Pays
Dividend OF Il Cents

Davidson Bros Inc. has de-
clared dividend OF - cents a
share on the common stock pay
able 0Ct--22- 10 stockholders OF
recnra Oct l.s---FHe -PrepieHs
payment was a like amount on
July 70.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
Detroit Gas Sendout
Decline Continues

The gas -Srud-out in tho Detroit
district for the week ended Sept.
% was 1850. 600 cubic fcct, the
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.
tedaNr -decreaSe-nt
40 735,0O0 cubic feet. compared
with the corresponding week last
year, when the total reported was
$50 10000 cubic feet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05

announced by
DR. J. vi ar *
IIiebert. vice
president and
general m a n %
a ger of the
+ r @ d g ic k
Stcarns e. Co
d iN isio n of
Sterling Drug
Inc b o G gly
Joined StearnS
as factory man
az il in July
1913. s n c q