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The sub., 1945-12-20

Americas first postwar football season roars to a ouble-barrelled climax on Tuesday, New Years Day, as the Mutual network brings the nations sport fans the annual Cotton Bowl Game at Dallas, Texas, and, immediately following, the annual EaSt-West contest from Kezar Stadium at San Francisco.
 The Cotton Bowl game, which pits the University of Texas Long horns Southwest Conference cham pions, against the Missouri Tigers, winners of this years Big Six title, will be heard over WNLC starting at 2 p. m. EST, and the East-West All-Star contest will be broadcast starting at 4:45 p. m. EST, to run until conclusion.
 The Texas Longhorns, who will play host at the Cotton Bowl, boast a fast-moving, high-Scoring ag- gregation which has burned up the chalk marks this Fall on South west Conference gridirons, and the Missouri Valley champions will put
The sub., 1945-12-20

hearing this week in Hartford. Our State Representative Earle Lyon, went to bat for the boys and it looks as if a very much needed service will be brought into our community by two of our local Servicemen.
 The Public Utilities Commission CT at Hartford will have the Say- SO in this matter, and will give the "go-ahead" green light to these ambitious youngsters who are bringing in a REAL CHRISTMAS PRESENT to our district, A MUCH NEEDED TAXI SERVICEl
 The Mystic American Legion Post Is now trying to interest the YMCA in opening a Community Center in the Mystic Art Gallery Association Building. The ASsocia- ton are moving to new quarters in the near future, leaving their old stand open for community develop ment.
 The SNOCO PLANT that Is now operating two shifts in the old Rossi Building are now contempla- ting putting up a NEW BETTER, and BIGGER PLANT at their old site on Jackson Avenue.
 This time they will be covered with Hurricane Insurance.
The sub., 1945-12-20
Mystic Ne1Us

political plum is about to fall in Mystic. The bridge tender who has regulated and assisted the Mystic River raf fc for years, is about to retire on his laures
 Allen, Hagerty and Ben Null of Mystic will have big share the placement of bridge tender with annual salary of S1 BOO
The sub., 1945-12-20

Actress BeryI Vaughn Is featured on Freedom of Opportunity" the series of dramatized life stories of successful Americans, currently heard over WNLC on Friday at 8:30 p. m. This popular program will move to Sunday nights from 10 to 1O:3O commencing January 6, 1946.
Evening star., 1945-03-25

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What will you do now?" jamie asked.
Patch it. What the devil else can
do?" =
1T won't help to get angry"
I'm sorry. darling"
started trying to get the tire off the
rim. Simple when the garage man does
it, but that's his business, and he's got
the right tools.
My coat cuffs were getting filthy.
IF you'll excuse me, I'm going to have
to take this coat off," I finally said.
l took it off.
Some tanks on maneuvers came rum
bling down the road. had wild hope
that one would stop. But no. They
changed past. stirring up thick dust that
stuck to the sweat on my face and made
mud.
I'm getting all dusty" jamie said.
"Ill hold an umbrella over YOU"
There's no need to be nasty. I just
said was getting all dusty"
lF so much dust wasn't in my eyes,
could see that for myself" showed
on the tiretool. 1t slipped and banged
my knuckIes on the rim. You've hurt
yonself!' jamie said. YOU'RE bleed
mgr
what did you expect - miIk?" I
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Post script., 1945-05-18
= WlAR. :RoNDS

The nj III ghty Seventh" Var
Bond drive is in full swing
here at FFua ehuca., tc de- tie
the ,only-~orga nizoticn to
exceed their quota is the
fiscal division but ell un-
It's, ere. cooperating cnd ra-
pidlv approe cling their
goal. =
. Tho. Mi ghtv Seventh" is
under the direction Of Mr..
G. 0. Nende1l Of the fisce l
division. Gel. Hardy has
set the Forts goal at
clio, 600. Eec rly $37, OOO--
in Ponds hGd - lrea d. been
purchased BY 5&y II, 1915.
Let's 60 Hua chuce ~!
Let's put over the ighty
Seventh" war 1oGn.
Post script., 1945-05-18

Trance lCNe) "A III jor and
G capte in stood on the
ba ttlefield with their
back to The enemy, ta liking
bout something IT'S ct .For-
zee H. Drew, 2,illins, S &C.
saw { Gernan dro wing
bead on them. Drew killed
the German. The officers
went On ta king.
Post script., 1945-05-18

A French fa rmer engs ged
in his spring planting IVES
interrupted by G couple Of
Nsz is aw ggering thr ough
his field. "Go ahesd snd
S ow," scoffed the Germo ms,
"We' II DO the reaping."
IT hope So" replied the
f. srper.. WIN Sowing hemp
->tx-- -
Post script., 1945-05-18
'&&IsfNNsEN5s % S0ys
You know, something, told

You knov, something. told
nej Nev ba OK in, '-3G to
tg~ rry- nd rc ise me fem
.'ily. If I hsd, ,. T, WOULD
;ha We been point rich now;
c ore tc think Of it, I did
MT heod any points t Q get
In, - nd I ein't t got none
to. get out. / didn't say
I We nted to quit this Job
but live seen the time I
would. But when or If II
ever get out, If soaeone
says roint or even points
E finger I'LL break it~off f.
Points = points POINTS !,
While LIVES bee ting the
old boss drum this morning
7 ucs thinking OF lest su-,
ndo.- - 1Gother's Dc%, the,
l3tl. OF :by. It IVES also
Sgt. Joe Louis birthday
VIC sn't that a mighty doy?
Here's { little, gossip.
Tl-ey tell ne cer wort t
stop without brakes but
thatfs { ts lei Ask H. G.
WHO ues riding With E.J.
when he he d to step to
keep from hitting dogA
He rut it in sec end end
stuck. lis foot out the
door. No, he didn't stop
on dine but he~ wcs teor-
i nc &lnn APP
X X X X X
Post script., 1945-05-18

Where is the Rsyonet Ins =
::tructor?"~ Z
ME is.eout t6- lunge, !" -
Post script., 1945-05-18

Then there was the, .privete
who Was SO broke when he
took his. girl to the beo CHI
the t. he couldn't even aft
ord to. rent an umbrella.
ms teed, he sat there end
told her .sM dy stories.
Post script., 1945-05-18

sugar Daddy rs they fini-
shed : dinner in 6 priva te-
room. ct roa dhous e. ~. -,
= "Er; er :, how 5bout a lit,
tie .demitasse nov, my deer7
Chlorine. Cutie: Ut knew
it! You weren't treat ting
ne like this fer nothing!"
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Sign in Russian railroad
ste tion: "Russes', ira ms,
end Germa ms still running.
Post script., 1945-05-18

A good way to prevent. b1e-
eding Of, the, nose is to
keep out Of. other; peoples
bus iness,~ 80
Post script., 1945-05-18

Ima,gine tion il sonnet hing
tha t sits UP with wife
when her husband is out.
1a tie.
Post script., 1945-05-18
CONBAT SCENE

FRANCE lCNs) "A III jor and
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Farmers Market

FRUITs-Apples, Mcintosh. No. / 50 -
~ s' Rsoa. s i9hiss'e ishd GisehiRr. h2 No 81
4 4S-lb bu SnoW, No J. S4.S4 45-lb. bu.;
Wealthy. No l. s4e454 4s-l6. bu.: Wolf
80 ! IS bu Cautaloups No. !. sl.25w2
hu Cttrous No. ]. 81 bu. Peaches, Hates
,snSy ,snSyy sS No NS $50 u sos q t9s55s o5'5Is
10 l. SO 5o84 bu. watermeions. No. l.
vEcETABLE GREENS - cabbsre, No. l.
sod6se bp. Coltrds No. T. 75ca 81 2S hu
Esle No. / TSCas1 hu Muffard Green's.
10 l.. Sieis0 bg spinaeh. 10 J. s. 500
Cnsrd, 10. 5oe75e bu. Turnip Greens.
LETTUCE AND SALAD oREEHs-celery
fancy, 81 eu Ne l. ,7sc,e ; Is h,,c.arois'
"a Qc u Head lettuce, no. 3 tl,7Ea4,7S S
vEGETABLEs. NIsCEl.LAKEOUS - Beans
i.;ps 81 soas ba, Be,tS ban6hse isnsy' $, 90
81 2ssiso bu. Hroocoh 10 slsi So
sc. RED 10 1 sial SO bu curly. 30
] slaI IS m Carrots punched fancy sEc
60 IBIS No 4, e547oc Topped, 80. I,
csuitiossr. fsney, 81 su Nc s. soc
- Ce,ery, isney 81 25e SO an Cc1f
2s coz bchs sweet corn, Nc !. T5ca
2 1S b-d0z. sack. CgcumbcrE Stcrrg fSnry
og no .. i2s9s3. ... pr 70. s.o.o
nu yenneI No }. 81 80 eo1 bchs .Hof.e-
si,h ystt,, No slsi zsssa5 a., P. s.5, s.ss. isss,
81 !. ti9ia5 oo1. beai
Green Onignf. fsncy s. ~ 90 IN,
fsckr. Eo. 4, s. s5@l 90. PARSLEY, cur.v.
No. !. t0N6Sc ooE hchf Pert.sy ru0t. 30
6oa7sc toz hchs pssnip' ~
1sa1 so = bu Pepne-E. cayenne So 3
-saeoc peck basket green 80 FL Hf 30
Nu; hot. 80 T. Sl@1 30 lu rrc sweet
10 si.soe2 bu.. riuento. No 3. 81 80
Potsioes, fancy 81 1oo-b rscs 50
81 sOa2es Pumpklnf, ~ 7srH 81 tu
psrishss red NO g. t18lls dH hcre
ionr White. Nc ] tl8i23 ~ pcts Fl'l-
hsess No. /. 81 1897 tl. Ftuttvb Ng,-1-
eOHTsc Goa. hchs squash. HUl1are- ~
81 2S01.75 % Dcilcise- nc 81 .'r
4srrs 1g toes. gu'' NO SD sisi IS isJs ssn,,
s2gs 3 ~ Greer ,oms'pes 80 SIG
oo1 hchs topned fancy s. bl Ar
2sF 50. Vegetable oyftsft. 80 i9i go
e. Nrhs
rrCsErrfr iarfs sl74s sC-s-r ssss
hIfs fists. S,seian So
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
IN. S. Rukey.e,
N. S. Rukeysse
Cites Psychological
Price Rule Dangers

Chester Boes seems TO take pleasure in sampng OF bus
the Of controls survey
made of the of 1900 OPA advisory committee members
According the Of preliminary most were
unready quick of the Of free competition AS
reported only cent Of 4S6 industry leaders want price con-
trols ended forthwith
IT'S always possible to determine what economic wisdom
by a count. -
industries supplying the farmer the desraby promoting
farmnduSra balance The replies that there
nothing proposal told the late Orlando Weber for
ward looking front line thinker about the expression
Of He replied:
adult education"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
'Ex' 10 Chance
Bond Quotes

NEW YORK. oct. 1.-THE New
York Stock Exchange will revise,
effective Nov /, its method Of
recording quotations for listed
bonds. Under the new method,
actual dollar value of the bonds
will be used instead ot a figure
representing a percentage of the
principal or remaining principal
Chicago Railways SIS of 1927, now
quoted at around 90, would be
quoted at 67l2 if the new method
of recording quotations were in
effect.
The difference in this case
arises from the fact that the pres
ent quotation of 90 indicates 90
per cent of the remaining prinei-
pat would be S675 per each $1,000
original amount and $3.50 per
each Sl00 original amount.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18

be horizontal with wood; increas-
ingly less with irons as the loft
of the irons increases. All clubs
held in a firm-but not tense
grip. Your left arm should be
stretched as straight as you can
stretch il with comfort.
Your right elbow will be down
and fairly close to your right side
yet not SO close il feels cramped.
Your weight is mainly on your
right foot while the ball of your
left foot keeps YOU firmly in ball
ance. Your left heel is lifted from
the ground only enough to keep
your left knee or a horizontal
plane with your right. When you
wind up in this way you will un-
wind in q sweet shot,
protected by John y Dins Col
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
WORTHWHILE DOWNS RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Maiden 2-yssr-olds and up
BUDDY Mckay CBsnu 1890 700 $50
Caroline Frisco (worlins 2oo
:, Foxy Aeoe snappy Able and Mi~ Hazel
SECOND RAcE-Trot. 7-yesr-old, and up
BSn,sl P9n speRSsr RSs.I prst 1w61l,D a2o 9o S
Lakeland L4diie tLscsenl 700
Jim Harvester. wv Ensn and Dnlardi.
Daily double paid ~-. Ss7 10
THIRD RAcE-Trot, s.yesr-olds and up.
5sGO'SR 6s; Ssc65y cqesp a,lIs5 Line $40 2ao 2So
z-Tony {. Guy Mcdonald 2.7o
Devian. VS il. C Frisco peter Douglass,
Frisco Han Jr.. Enoseot and Frisco Queen
FOURTH RAcL-Tsel--i ssr ettgioies.
Lee L.; MoTEa3 lslles $50 42o 80
Anita al Law (Linel 40
Ann cheyney, wayne Prince. MARGARET G
Candy Castle, Belle Neal and Peter Proctor
rIrrH RacE-Pace 10 bar elgible,, i-is
yoio Hal ,Funderbursf s7.oo 100 $50
MERRY EnHlhnd lAptn0fpl $40 2.I0
Junior r. mcdonald 27O
Time 2.iai4
Baron Able Winnie Able Bob First and
Peter Grand also started
SIXTH RaCE-Psce 10 nsr eligbes. s,l6
mile
Bert Easter Hess % 40 $50 $40
Lena Law Barnes l26O ssa9
Frlsky Lee Noorei $50
Time ! iOit
Frisco FLIP Helen Direct Better Cash and
March Breeze also started
SEVENTH RACE-Trot, handicap, all ages.
! 1-16 miles.
Earl's Moody Guy
Slower 30 40 20
Austin Hanover tChristmanj 80 so
z-Pfaline fMichsesl 42O
Time 16iz
Scarlet Scot LADY Fipcncer McDun What
Scott. Laurel watts and z-Bnar Hlll stone
also started
z-Mutuel field
EIGHTH RAcE-Face 70 bar ellgibies,
Frisky Lee moore $50 500 $40
Helen Direct Buchan1 $50 $40
Bert Easter Hess $50
Time 2.1s
Better Cash. March Breeze Lena Law and
Frisco Flip also started 90
NINTH RACE-Psee. 20 bar eligible,
i=i8 mites
star Henley ID u.isn 400 $40 $40
Guy Cash tCasagrandA) 1890 $50
Dale Castle Putnam $50
Time 21s.
Dominion h. Doctor Baker. strickland and
Rohm also started.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Stocks Gain
|rregJu|dr|y

NEW YORK. Oct. II CNS)-
The stock market worked 10 ir-
regularly higher levels in fore
noon trading today. Although the
overall market averages were
fractionally better, there. was a
sprinkling of minus signs in the
leaders.
Trading expanded 10 $4,000
shares in the first hour.
A market feature was a bulge
in low priced utilities highlighted
by heavy activity in Common
wealth & Southern at IA and a
rise in Electric Power and Light
TO a new high of 16&.
Motor issues rested around
yesterdays closes. Steels were
resistant, Bethlehem Steel opening
n lower and later doubling the
loss. Rails ruled firm TO slightly
higher. Liquor issues turned
strong. American Distilling and
National Distillers jumping more
htan III each. Coppers, ehemi-
Gals, oils and rail equipments
were quiet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Develop Aid
To Oil Output

PITTSBURGH, Oct. IA mini
ature oil field. electrically oper-
ated, which has been devised by
scientists of the Gulf Oil Corp,
is expected TO bring about in
creased output of crude oil that
otherwise would be lost in original
oil pools.
1t is claimed by Gulf that the
so-called "electrolytic model oil
field will foretell with consider
able accuracy the percentage of
oil that may be recovered from
given area over periods -pP to 20
years.
From these forecasts, it IS
claimed that future production
may be planned to force to the
surface a greater percentage of
oil reserves in the sands, shales
and lines where the oil occurs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
CsrteIization Looms Behind Security Mania

The pathological mania for overemphaSs economic security
rather than liberty for eareailen with the bless
which obviae the rough and tumble competition
Competition indeed be painful for the weak the nco-
the inefficient but is stern dScpnarlan IL tends
dependent restless determination to improve
techniqueS and methods
the competitive the public gets and better
exchange for weeks work.
special situations until acute short
should
the necessity for retaining the controls The asSump
there strong the
emergency rules should be ahrogated with the
cessation OF
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
What 'sNew
In Business
New Products Shine
at Houseware Show
THt DETROIT TIMES
By WARD SCHULTZ

4 definite must on the list NJ
every Detroit retailer and Job
her is the Detroit HQuScware
and Variety Show now being
held on the thirteenth and four
teenth floors OF the Hotel
Statler.
Charles w Burn, energetic
manager Of the show, who de-
serves real credit for arranging
this opportunity for manuiac-
turers 10 exhibit their new
items. reports that 20 exhibitors
are showing more than 10000
items made in more than 800
factories.
For example, one the out
standing exhibits is that Of the
Stainless Ware Co. OF America,
a Walled Lake, Mich, concern
which beat the entire kitchen
ware industry hv many months
in getting its products back on
the market.
Already in production are y
items ranging from frying pans
10 double boilers. and the COM
pany Will eventually turn out
more than 200 different utensils.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Lost Money

II wasn't all beer and Sk5ttles
for the manufacturers who took
on war orders early in the
program. according 10 William
S. Knudscn, who should know.
ContraSted 10 the tales OF over
night millionaireS from war
contracts is his story about the
automotive executive who re-
luctantly accepted an order for
zee 5ee6 pairs -of airpiane wings
and lost 100000 on the deal.
II had To hold his hand for
little while after that" Big Bill
recalls "but 1 conSoled him
with the thought that he would
do better as he went along. He
tried again and he did do
better"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18

a hit of the show is an alumni
mum snowplane which steers
like bobsled and boasts a
streamlincd "fuselage." Chris
tened the Bog with full
permission Of Poeing, it IS
manufactured by a firm which
formerly supplied aluminium
parts for the real B-29S.
Mrs. Lee Olson Of Grand
Rapids was doing rushing
business with her new line of
plastic dinneFware. Not the
fragile, ben d+Rs g, transparent
plastic which gets soft in warm
water, these plates and cups are
opaque and in fiesta colors.
They are sturdy, unhreakable,
and have unusual eye appeal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
$4,000 Business

And Gay Fad Studios Of De
troit, founded six years ago by
Fran Burn, is showing its com
plete line of hand painted
frosted glassware. The FROST
ing results from an acid dip and
the hand painting is done by l3
artists.
Mrs. Burn started her busi-
ness with $50 worth of waste
baskets and today It's a tidy
$500 900 enterprise.
And Fenton Crafts OF Fenton,
Mich, is showing several items.
One, an ingenious poker table,
is made almost entirely by
handicapped veterans. Another
item is a plastic fire alarm
sells for S1-which is attached
10 the doorbell system and
automatically rings the doorbell
continuously when fire breaks
out in the room.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Federal Fiscal Policy Source Of Dilemma

The comment have sounded arrogant but dozen years
vocabulary
about the necessity for economic balance
timing de-controls simple matter The infla
fiscal policy of the created dilemma With
the potential pressure against prices of the vast accumulation
there temptation the day OF reckon
ing by making illegal through price controls for the
flow from these fiscal On the other hand there
of mpemanence about manpuaye schemes TO
from seeking level.
psychological danger that for too long forego
may their They become
toned cutches already have acquired vested
for mitigating the rgo OF
con ion
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Wherefore 10 PLAY
Kentucky State Here

The annual football classic
played here each year by leading
Negro college teams is scheduled
for Friday at l.. OF d. Stadium.
with Kentucky State opposing
Wilberforce.
Kentucky State has never be-
fore played here. Wilberforce has
played here many times. WIfbpr-
force defeated Tuskegee last Sat-
urday in Chicago, s TO, 0, but
probably will be the-1nderdog
against Kentucky state:
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Trend TO Metal

There are hundreds Of novel;
ties ranging from 'ball-hearlng
dice TO plastic flowers and ice
buckets.
In the toy lines there is
decided trend away from wood
toward metal and plastic, but
many wooden items are still on
the shelves. / heard enc sales
man say TO customer:
Don't buy that, it's no good
made Of wood. Wen have
metal ones In few weeks
There are already metal piS-
tolls. better grade dolls and
glass Christmas tree ornaments.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Livestock M arket
DETROIT

HoGs-lOo. fully steady Most barrows and
gifts over lao lbs at SIS ceiling most
sJwg yff.fOaI425. hulk stays, SI4.1O.
CATTLE-1OO fresh receipts include ten
loads steers balance largely COWS all classes
ioi, good native steers, SIG SO. load iots good
ktniufAy steers, $40, part load good sal
iib. mixed yearlinRs. SO, scattering common
and medium steers and yesrlings S11ml4:
most common and medium beef COWS, &ag12;
3 el4i44fs end cutters. yTWS 8, odd head sausage
buAs, S4l 30 down, replacement cattle quite
CALEES-2oo- vcaleu fully steady, top and
bulk. Alt, common and medium, uncyenly,
$l3mlo. few cuiiF $40 down
SHEEP 600 fcV early sales lambs un-
evenly higher but bulk uusOl lf sheep steady.
around rs head. good and choice natives 5 I 5:
no Cutcfiun general trade Few sales ROod
and choice, iat ewes Sow6.5O
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Get First C-54s

United AirlineS has taken de-
livery ON the first two of a feet
Of so lour-engined C-54 planes,
for whlcl il is negotiating
lease with the RFC, according
TO Jack MiSSelhorn, district
traffic manager here. They will
be converted Immediately by
United, with "A seats 10 be in
stalled in each.
Although delivery hass been
made on the first two ships. the
company doesn't plan on flying
the first cOaSt-to-coaSt Sched-
ules until January, Misselhorn
said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Expansion Set
ByFruehauf.

Plans for the construction OF a
s.. .250,000 factory and $3.50 600
sales and service plant in Los
Angeles have been announced by
the Fruehauf Trailer Co.
Building of the latter will begin
Immediately and the factory will
be started as soon as definite
decision on location is made by
company officials now in Los An
geles. Within the next eight
months the expanded facilities are
expected TO be in operation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Two Promotions

l.. W. Smead has been named
business management head for
the Ford general sales division.
lie has been with the company
since 1921.
{. J. Webster has been named
regional manager Of the north
east division for Hudson, with
headquarters in Syracuse He
will bc associated with {. N.
Calhoun, divisional sales man.
gpCT
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
FfTISBIRGH

TfTTSRNRGH. oct y IIks I livestock
tATIiF-iOn. slow ~ steady prices Grass
steers. Ss.aOrlH so. steers. good 60 choice.
tifm1s. medium 60 good SI5.SOe1g so.
common O. medium. Sl2.50Wl5 so. helferr.
good tO choice S15al6. medium 20 good
q Era "a 80. common o. medium S10m12.
cows good 90 choice &1la12. medium 20
rood. 50 10 tanners and cutters. s. S0dS.
bulls rood 90 choice, sl2 so a. common 20
UraIuw. fgVI2
HoESa F,caty. fGo-iso ihA Slsa
tr--. 1EO.2OO Ibsl lOr15.1h. 200.
900 lts s15IOH1515. 22O-2SO lbs.
etafoai515, c5o-sOO hs Sl5E1515.
aQo-3hO lts S14 0oH15. tOO-lSO Tbs
&if T5 r0uEhsl S14aIs4o
eFEFP-t7O0. Steefy Choice fpTinr hwhs.
fi4 tUrtSs mrtium "a good ti84tf." Ccm-
-r-- 10 ewes. S4a6 wethers. 81
chvFs IS: steady Good 70 choice
SOFAS 80 o. wffIm. fi4 So1ie so,
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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Auto
Graphs
Chevrolet Missing
From ON Parade
RY snrR FREEMAN

Only Chevrolet Is missing
from the official General Motors
family beng displayed IN -the
lobby OF the General Motors
Building. Why, Mr.. Coyle?
The fourth member OF The
.GM group was much in evidence
today the sleek 1916 Cadillac.
II viii be there for-ft days and
even those not IN the Cadillac
buying class will stop and in
Spect il. It's quite a job.
Nicholas Dreystadt, general
manager Of the division, is hop
ing for volume production soon.
The body situation, which held
up output for a while, is now
Strengthening out If other sup
pliers get into line, it won't be
long before the division is NOV
ing towards its goat of 100000
cars a year
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18

distance and ac-
icuracy. The rea-
son is that you
cant & { the
lc lu b back up
there and be in
good shape il you
have any really
serious faults in
your grip. stance
or vot or
swing.
Now, how 10
accomplish this.
Y our wrist I s
should be evenly
under the shaft.
The shaft should
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
SPORTSMANis PARK

Weather clear. track. fast
First Race-Michigande Key Man,
Chance Day. Sweep Gail. Mighty Blow.
Colleen Sue.
Second Raee-ZAoorsi. Sub Csliber. Nod 8
Boy. Thunder Echo lnflnlty g.
Third RAce--Mr Gohi
FIN Raee-AI- -Hhhhll hll=
Seventh Raee-Roy jay. Woodnn, Marco
r Good, Depreciation.
Eighth RAce-Rshbina Count Howard.
hAsy Brook, Darby Dallas. Gold Fancy,
ENtricstt
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B BETTER GOLF
Top of Backswine
by SAM SxEAD

Coils Great Teacher and Player
Here's a player swinging plenty
well at the top OF his back-swing.
And if you're okay when in that
position, It's 100 TO l you will
lay that clubhead on the ball for
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
BIunders Can't Be Offset by Price Control

If the day of reckoning postponed IL not obviaed
the delay lends create 81
security the fundamental job of dealing with initiation
factors of Initiation from the
deficit financing by the and related banking practices
lies rigorous and farreachng governmental
banking and monetary changes It's sheer
illusion that the economic bunderS permanently be
control which system for preventing the
recording realities expressing the
ions preferences Of customers.