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The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-10-26
WRANGELL MAN SERVES
 IN JAP OCCUPATION

ON THE USS BUCKINGHAM = Walter Babe Williams, 26, coN- swain, USNR, Wrangell, Alaska, served on this attack transport when she landed occupation troops in Japan.
 The Buckingham, commissioned last January, travelled 10000 miles carrying troops and cargo to the war fronts and returning wounded to the states.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-10-26
FISH EXPERTS IN
 WRANGELL THIS WEEK

Harris Magnussen and RODeFI Berueffy, Director and Chemist re- spectively of the Ketchikan Ex' permential Laboratory of the Fish and Wildlife Service were in Wran- gell Wednesday. They contacted the various fish dealers and proc essors and conferred with represen- tatives of fishing groups. This is the first time these officials have visited Wrangell and it was their purpose to get acquainted and dis cuss ways in which the Laboratory could be of assistance to the fish ing industry. They left for Peters, burg Thursday morning on the fisheries patrol boat "Auklet."
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-10-26
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
 AT LEGION MEETING

Claude Clark was elected Com mander of Wrangell's American Legion Post at a meeting held in the Dugout last night. New First Vice-Commander Is Eddie Loftus; Second Vice-Commander is James Simmons; and Julias Mason was reelected Adjutant.
 Marion Goodrich, who returned this week to WraAgell after being honorably discharged from the Army, was initiated into member ship.
 Bill Hunting Is chairman of the Armistice Day dance committee, not Claud Clark as was enormously re- ported last week Clark is chairman of the membership committee.
 Meeting nights of the local post have been changed from every Monday evening to every Thursday evening.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-10-26
PRESIDENT TO SPEAK

" man tomorrow is expected to de- liver what is described as "the most important speech from news standpoint" made since his entry into the White House. Ben Ayers, assistant press secretary. said the speech. marking Navy Day, would deal with foreign policy and would be broadcast over all networks at 10:3O aim. PST.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-10-26
ON THE NORTH SEA

Passengers leaving on the North Sea Tuesday night southbound were. Mrs. Opal Lowney, MT. and Mrs. Adam Fries, Mrs. Charles Early and two youngsters, Mrs Mary Carpenter for Seattle.
 E. lift, S. Livingston, E. Perkins Mrs. L. Layman, for Ketchikan.
 Larry Forsyth was also passen- ger for Seattle.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-10-26
JIM SIMMONS BUYS WYNN INTEREST IN LAUNDRY

Announcement Is made thIs week by James Simmons of purchase of his partner, Bill Winn's interest in Wrangell Steam Laundry. The laundry was purchased about a year ago by the two men.
 Vim has not yet made definite plans for the future but hopes to establish in Wrangell.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-10-26
REPLACEMENT

Bill Rowe, U. S. Signal Corps, arrived in Wrangell recently to replace Larry Forsythe, operator, who left on the North Sea for Seattle and an honorable discharge from the Army. Rowe came here from the .Aleutians where he has served for the past year.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-10-26
MARRIED

Marriage of Geraldine Wadding- ton and Norman Bakke, we'll known
 Wrangeli couple. took place Thurs day, October 25 in U. S. Commis- sioner F. J. Suratt's office, per formed by Judge Suratt. Witnesses were c. o. Wonders and Geraldine Wonders. MT. Bakke Is operator of a local card room and Mrs. Bake Is interested In the Chow Shack one of Wrangeirs new restruants.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-10-26
BOO-HOO!

B00-H00!
 Nuremberg, Ger.-Dr. Robert Ley barrel-necked Nazi labor boss hang ed himself last night with a moose fashioned from strips of a G.I. tow el in his Nuremberg jail cell where he was awaiting trial as major war criminal.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-10-26
DISCHARGED

Marion Goodrich, son of Mrs. Emma Goodrich, returned this week from the Aleutians with an honor able from the Army in his pocket. Goodrich who was one of Wran- gell's first men to enter the ser vice, will remain in Wrangell.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-10-26
WEDDING BELLS

Ernestine B. Cox and Edwin Vern Ciprk were married here last Monday by U. S. Commissioner R. J. Suratt. Witnesses were Mrs. Lawrence Taylor and T. M. Dun kelberger. They will make their home in Wrangell.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-10-26
RETURNS HOME

Mrs. E. J. Wheeler returned to Wrangeil this week by plane after visit with her sister in Portland, Oregon.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-10-26
FLIES SOUTH

FLIES SOUTH
 Mrs. Leonard Layman left this week for Seattle, going to Ketchi- kan by boat and flying by Clipper to the Queen City.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-10-26
BACK TO SEATTLE

Mrs Mary Carpenter, sister of Mrs. Ray Nolan, left on the North Sea for, her home in Seattle after two months spent in Wrangell as guest of the Nolans.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-10-26
SOUTH

SOUTH
 Mrs. Chanfes Early and two children were passengers this week southbound for Seattle.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-07-12

H. c. Nutting Co. testing 90 :
1-nno LnaeeIlai wood welding 240.7
wagner .sT,aIs & kuh' iaooi 1887
Mike " est t Q Satinr ri power 5s2.s
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-07-12
COUNTY ROAD AND
BRIDGE FUND
RECEIPTS
EXPENDITURES
Labor Direct

Total Receipts and Bal
ance ................ 3Z.l64Bo
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-07-12
Stationery and supple,

y
Law Abstract Co, supplies 24.00
w. II. Anderson Co, sup
plies .................. 2l.OO
Banks Baldwin Law Pu-
blishing Co, supplies .. $50
Departmental Reports Pu-
blishing Co, reports ... $500
Ohio Law Reporter Co,
reports ................ 700
F. J. Heer Printing Co,
supplies ............... 15O
Journal Publishing Co,
SUPPLIES .............. soc
Worden Publishing Co.,
supplies ............... 4.SO
Marysville Tribune, sup
plies ...........,...... 1904
Other Expenses
William l.. Coleman, pros.
atty, per sex. 30O4 C. c. $500
Robert j. MacIvor, pre-
mium of Official Bond 500
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-07-12

olum b us Workhonse,
care of prisoners ...,., 67.2C
Memorial Day Expensea
H c. Doellinger, chair
man, memorial expenses 64 go
American Legion Baccorat
Post No. 40 Inc, ex-
penses ............... 4s.2E
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-07-12
EXPENDITURES
Land and Easements

M T, Fox. eastment ... $500
Ernest Wolford, easement 1000
den dennins, 4.99 acres -. 1,0OO.O 90
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-07-12
ENGINEERS OFFICE

Claude f. Skidmore, En-
gineer, One-third of sal
ary paid from county
\, fund, f9nd ;sa,.::;;......,......$ 723.69
Mildred Skidmore, deputy,
same .............. 400 90
Mary Fleming, assistant
tax map d f t m a H.
one-third paid from
county fund - 959 On
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-07-12
Stationery and Supplies

Worden Publishing Co,
stafaita Pt5ef Mfg. Co, same o. 5.s5 g
6uIkln Rule Co., same 7.9O
Il. K. Elliott, same 49,. 33.46
Eugene ID e tz n Co.,
Franklin Blue Print & '1"
supply Coz same -. 11.84
Columbus Blank Book q
Mfg. Co, same ... 15O
+. j. Heer Printing Co.,
Marysville Tribune, same S4.25
other Expenses
Marysville Lumber Co.,
Lifhoprint Co, of II. Z, '1'0i
Inc, maps ....... 1927
Franklin Blue Print Sup
ply Co, level rod ..... 2O.5O
DITCHES
Claude F. Skidmore, en-
gineer and rodmen etc., 29127
CattaiI swamp Ditch No. 1928
Claude F. Skidmore, engi-
neer and rodmen, etc. 149. sc
Marysyille Tribune, ad-
George sS j. igeii & Co, lO'0O
Inc, estimates . 1,14O.44
James Lane, estimates =. 1850
Fulton Greek Ditch No. 1896
Claude +. Skidmore, engi-
neer and rodmen, etc, 6222
L. NJ Chapman, estimates $4,000
SOLDIERS RELIEF
Relief of Soldiers ... 1874
TRANSFERS TO OTHER FUNDS
FROM COUNTY FUND
To Blind Relief Fund 49,. 1,S2301
Tpfv lad ~ n I N
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-07-12
PROBATE COURT

John w. DalIey, Judge,
salary ...........,..... 1,S24.9G
John w. Daley, judge, in
heritance tax fees 80. 4S2.OO
Carrie w. Hornbeck, de-
putty, salary .........,. 10000
Betty Geer, deputy, salary $4,000
Undine Daley, deputy,
salary 600. OO
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-07-12

II. S. Roosa. sheriff. salary 1,250OO
Claude A. Garee, deputy,
salary ................. 10000
Edith O. Wood, deputy,
salary .............. 10000
Sarah l.. ROosa, Jail ma
tron, salary ............ 100000
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-07-12
PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS
OFFICE

William l.. Coleman, pros.
atty, salary ........ l,149.96
Mary Elizabeth Florence,
stenographer and clerk 1880
Anne Specs, stenOgrapher
and clerk .............. 1880
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-07-12

barrett BrOtherS, SupphSe BOB
Marysville Tribune, sup
plies .................. 1850
Columbus Blank Book q
Mfg. Co, supplies .. 36.19
Don ID. Carmean Co. sup
plies .................. 1915
Fred Proctor Co. supplies $50
+. j. Heer Printing Co,
supplies ........... 1.9O
Kee LOX Mfg. CO., supplies $50
II. S. Roosa, cash for
stamps ............... 9.S5
VI. G. DoellingeT, post
master, stamps ..... 200
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-07-12
Stationery and Supplies

Journal Publishing Co,
supplies ........,....., 1900
plies ...........'...... 27.50
r. j. Heer Printing Co.,
supplies .........,..... 272.O0
Fred Proctor Co, supplies 1908
WOrden Publishing Co,
supplies .............., 32.5O
Columbus Blank Book and
Mfg. Co, supplies ..... $50
other Expenses
Universal Typewriter Ser
vice, service rendered .. 1915
Evening star., 1945-04-18
ON the AIR TONIGHT.

ON the AIR TONIGHT.
WT0p, 7:30-tIIeY Queen solves The
Adventure Of the Crime That Wasn't Possible.
WRC. 8:3O-A ne. comedy show starring
Billie Burke.
WINX8:30-5pedseH include Howard Nc
Murray former Congressman from Wisconsin.
Evening star., 1945-04-18

WhAl, 800" Sold by the Ton. , revealing
some lille known ways Of waging war.
VOL, q:30-Jsne CowI in Madam X"
Wpt, 930-CeIebrsting his fifth year in
office hr. District Attorney remembers the
time no was 'he intended vittim IN The Case
Of me Unsuccessful Frame,Up
Evening star., 1945-04-18

W0P, l0:00-6aetano NeroIa. director Of
the San Francisco Opera. conducts the orchestra
in excerpts from Puuini's "hanon leMaui."
WT0P, 10:30-Ray MIIand is Milton BerIe'S
guest
WRC. 1t:30-A new composition. Flute
and Strings by Gershwin award winner Peter
Mennn premiered
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Savings. Loan
Men HOIlOreaa

Four Detroit savings and loan
men have beer appointed IN ma
tional committee responsibilities in
the United States Savings and
Loan League. according to word
received here today from w. NJ.
Brock, Dayton. o., president Of the
league.
They are Walter Gehrke of the
First Federal Savings e. Loan
Association. state chairman Of the
committee on government bond
sales and vice chairman OF the
federal section committee: Allen
A. Templeton OF the Peoples Fed
eral Savings & Loan Association,
state chairman OF the committee
on government bond purchases ;
Fred r. Todd Of the Surety Saw
ines & Loan Association. commit
tee on public relations, and d. w
Seaton OF the Detroit and North
ern Michigan Building & Loan
Association. the committee on the
postal savings system.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Farmers M arket

IRulTs-Arples Rslfuirs. No. 1. s7.soa
- aN-lh huthfl. Delicious No l. 81 sod
- A'-lh hu Nor'hVestern Grsenines
No t22sQ2s3 as-Ih m Rhod, Island
Crssnings No. S22Na2s7 AS-lh hu
ii,nhtntpS, No !. ~ 2SP2s q 4S-ib. m.
Mcintosh No 1. 81 sofa - 4S-lb hu
Northern sryt NJ - sna ss 4S-lb. hu
Ste,tI RED 40 t2s3 4s-lb bu
vEGFrAslr cREENs-L,,Ns. No I. aors
81 - nog hchs lf-
LETIucr AND SALAD GRErNs-frsnch
.ndl'e, hothouss fancy ~ S-lb boS No /.
~ - Splnsch No. 81 Soa 20 it-lb
eu SorIsl Nc ~ 2SalT IS bu
VEGETABLES MIsCTlLANEoUS-B
torprd W tla 7S-As-CAhhaks red
No 81 500 - hu Carrots topped No
J slpl 50 bu. cslsry mot. No 1 t2a
- bu chivss, ,lal 7s dot Horse. r,dith
No ~ $50 - peck basket Dry oniont
ianey - - so nrk No ! medium. so
i,.inen 50 i.ineh 81 Green onions fancy
80 A, bcNs 10 soa7oc Psrtnipt
NJ 81 75a2 eu, Parsley root. No. \
- s08l 7S-hu Parsley. curty. No -Si rs
o. hchs rotstoes No tsii ino-e
Ssck PAdithV ree hotrouss tihi 30 dor
tcW hscs. o-i--tia0@2- -hu- RAuh,Th.
fsncy ti5S M No 7ScoSl Sousyh
Hubbard 40 ~ eocati 2S IN Turnins
t0pped 'snoy Sis o.. No ! 81 2,ai 50
vegs'Ahls oysfsft. M 50 enF hchs
ECCs-EKtiA lsrEt-Sl3o 3o-dot. case
lsrTs si242 medium tii -
PLAATs-CAnbsgs 100 81 7S FAT pansv
fancy 400 ~ - Soa3 80 is-bos n,t
FLOWLRS-Miscsllantous &i.SoSi.7S Fat.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
C|dyton-Ldmbert
Wins Award

Formal presentation Of the first
Army-Navy f Award TO the
2,i00 employees OF the Clayton a.
Lambert Manufacturing Co.. pro-
ducing millions Of 40-mm. shell
cases monthly for the navy. was
"a be made at o'clock this after
noon at ceremonies nj the COM
pany'S Madola and French road
plant. 10 be followed by dinner
in the evening at the Whittier
Hotel.
Adm. George HuSsey Jr. USN.
chief of the navy's bureau of ord
nance, viii present the award and
President Charles r. Lambert viii
accept II in behalf of the workers.
Ernest Ohlrogee, the plants UAW
union committee chairman Will
receive the pins 10 he distributed
among the employees
Judge Robert NJ. Toms Of
Wayne County Circuit Court will
be master of ceremonies.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Fruehduf Nets
say Per Share

Fruehauf Trailer CO reports for
the wear 1914 net profits Of s.
o05 203 after al deductions,
charges. etc. equal 10 $i29 a
share as sgainst S2.237,s42, or
S5.3S q share IN the previous year.
Harvey c. Fruehsuf president
states that production Of Fruehauf
trailers in 1914 exceeded that Of
the previous year Military trailers
again accounted for the major
part of the output but the GOV
ernment recognizing the need for
new commercial equipment with
which 10 replace worn-out units.
did authorize The production Of 4
feW truCk-trallers 10 meet the
most urgent requirements he
SAID.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Sharon Steel
Buys Tube Firm

Sharon Steel Corp. has pur-
chased all Of the outstanding
stock of the Detroit Seamless
Steel Tubes Co. il was announced
today by Henry A. Roemer, preSl-
dent of Sharon This action was
ratified by the board of directors
al a meeting yesterday, The ac-
-quISItInH-nfthtS@FrepeFty-iH-a
further movement in the direction
of converting Sharon's semi
finished steel into more widely
diversified tine OF finished prod
ucts, Roemcr stated.
The tube company has an an
nusl1 capacity OF $4,000 teHs-ef
hot rolled and cold drawn tubing
and is located on a site of %
acres in The city of Dearborn -
just west OF the Detroit city
limits.
The Detroit Seamless Tubes Co.
will continue under its present
management and will be operated
by Sharon as a wholly owned
subsidiary.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Form New
Concerns

LANSING. April II CUp)-Ar-
ticles Of Incorporation have been
filed with the Michigan Corpora
lion and Securities Commission by
the following new firms
The Electric Mart, Inc, Dear
born: John Gillespie, Crosse He;
August Wallick. Dearborn. and
Fred Panzer. Dearborn, 10 sell
electrical appliances SIS 900 CON-
mon stock.
Horn Lumber Co. Inc. 1893
Schaefer. Detroit; Henry Horn,
Robert Horn and Oscar Peterson.
Detroit, 10 buy and sell lumber
S25 600 common stock.
The Surface Combustion Corp.
of Ohio was admitted OF do busi-
ness in Michigan with offices in
Lansing. The firm listed 81 100000
common stock
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Plan Fireworks

Minority stockholders predict
plenty OF fireworks al the meet
ing OF the Great Lakes En-
gineerine Works April ?6 &.
The Wall Street Journal is
repeatedly "FetaiistihF against
the Automotive Council for War
Production. which hired n half
dozen OF IFS best men away. and
will rehire Bill Black 10 run its
Dow Jones office here e.. Z.
Tommy Kerr. who has been
valuable fixture At the ID a. {.
offices here for years, Will soon
take a post with one Of the
aviation companies Busi-
ness and automotive writer's
here are having farewell
testimonial dinner for Glenn
Cummings. who quit the Jour
nal TO join the council.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Stocks Gam
For Sd Day

NEW YORK, April l. tUPl--
Stocks extended their advance for
the third day today AS trading
kept To the mlllion-share pace Of
the previous session.
A number OF stocks had gains
'of , points or more. including
Johns-Manville. Superior Oil of
California, Montgomery Ward and
Amerada Petroleum. Goodyear
Westinghouse Electric. Home
stake Mining. Dow Chemical.
Lima Locomotive. Lane Bryant
and Industrial Rayon were up a
point or more each.
Rails were firm as group. de-
spite drop OF 70,463 in carload
ingS as result OF the coal strike.
Santa Fe at its high was up Ia
20 new l945 peak.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
What 'sNew
In Business
It's the Shortest
Route 10 Toledo
By WARD SCHULTZ

The recent application Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 10
the &c for permission 10
sul'ch from the Pore Marquette
tracks over IN the New York
Central between Toledo and
Detroit. srrued that the
move was justified for several
reasons
In The 'IrSt place. thc Central
line is double track while tho
PcIc Marquette Is single Also
the distance Via Contrai tracks
IS only - miles as compared
With 81 on the present route.
b & L. prnpnSeS To pav-CeH-
tral Sll5 per train milo and IN
addition share part Of tho eN-
pcnSC Tor tho use OF The station
and other facilities u points
out that the cost IS not expected
10 hc any greater than II the
present contract with Pcre
Marquette. which expires juno
= were renewed. In fact. It
feels that net earnings would
actually be aided
Not the least Of the incen-
-t,Iex- feF- -tAe-Glfi lfiy,tRe the-t!se-
OF the Michigan Central Depot
rather than the old Union Sta
ton. thus also gaining direct
connection with the Canadian
Pacific.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Grdhdm-Paige
Files Pfd. Issue

PHILADELPHIA. April IL
Graham-Paige Motors Corp. has
filed a registration statement with
the SEC for 10000 shares Of 5
per cent cumulative convertible
preferred, par S25.
The offering price TO the public
will be filed by amendment. I'm
derwriters are Allen e. Co. Of
New York.
Net proceeds, estimated Al S4.-
$4,000, will be available for gem
eral corporate purposes. the pay
mont of the balance due on the
note Of the corporation Ia the
RFC, and the redemption or pur-
chase Of the presently outstanding
3l4 shares of its 7 per cent pre-
ferred
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Tire Cuts Due

Good news for tire buyers
the OPA is about 10 lower
retail ceilings on synthetic tires
10 the pre-Pearl Harbor level
Wholesale prices for all tires
for civilians. except for farm
tractors and implements. are 10
he also reduced, about April Is.
Temporary retail increases
granted last May will he
dropped 10 ; per cent Of the
maximum retail price on pas
senger car tires and ) per cent
on truck tires.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
New Black Market
This does III

This does il,
There's a new market quoted
in New York now-for $4,000
bills.
Current quotation for cashing
them Is IS per cent. In other
words, you turn over $1,000
bill and get $500 IN smaller
denominations
Those who boarded the bills.
because Of income tax evasion,
black market activities and
other reasons. are perfectly
willing 10 pay the premium IN
order N escape having their
names identified with the Sl0,-
600 notes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Graham Makes Shot

Graham-Paige has gone into
production on an order for
10000 rounds Of 76-mm. high
velocity armor piercing shot,
Joseph w. Frazer, chairman Of
the board. announced today.
The order is scheduled for COM
pletion by 1916.
The shot is composed Of steel
and aluminium parts with a
carboloy core and IL credited
with American effectiveness
against the German Tiger tanks.
Production is scheduled at 12,-
600 units A month.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
500, 900 Prop Blades

Chevrolet has now produced
more than a half million pro-
peller blades for various mill
tary planes, the company has
revealed today. This is the
equivalent Of equipping little
less than 100000 plane engines
At the same time. Chevrolet
has set a new record for
aluninum forgings with 1861
100000 pounds Largest single
months production was over
100000 pounds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Detroit Shows Drop
In Usage Of Gas

The gas sendout in the Detroit
district for tho week ended April
Z vas GAO .96S thousand cubic feet.
the Michigan Consolidated Gas
Co. reported today, a decrease Of
1894 thousand cubic feet. COM
pared with the corresponding week
last year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
H. Y. Sdttiey Co. Buys
ECorse School Bonds

II V, Sattley e. Co. Inc. an
nounces the purchase of S65 900
worth Of Ecorse Township School
District No. II. Wayne County,
Mich. school bonds. which mature
$4,000 April !. each year 1886
10 1850. both inclusive, AT an in
terest cost 10 the school district
Of LII per cent.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Foreign Exchange
LEGAL SoT1CT
THI ufcHiGs~- -cENrRAt RAILRosD
COMPANY

rsiro' Michigan. ApsIi ipsa
Ths Annua MsstirE ~ tn' EtocSho dtrs
~ Ths NicNiFs~ Csrf-ai Railroad Crr-
rArv for ths Election - Directors srf
sf tire. lntpecfors cf FsClor sr1 the
transsctlou ~ ofhsr business 80 may %
lawfully brouCh, before 80 meeting 1iii
bs held a. ne pr'rcipsl oflrs - ~ Com.
PAW Room 90 r-IFar CertrsI Ter.
nina Buildng IN fNe C'fU - psfrcif
Nichigsn. on Tharsds MAJ e fa4s 81
10 ociock -
The stock Transfer E~~Fr vH 10 cI0ssd
a. oclpCk > - NJ Frray. .Apr. s..
ffss and viii prre- ar 80 0-ttoeN 8. ~.
or FRIDAY MAJ ft4f
JOSEPH - O'hAHOSEY sr-rrfaTy
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
$4,000 Engines Finished

F'ord's has finished its So
-nQalh-pratt&-Mhitney-eH eHaiRe
for The army. the equivalent
OF 100, 100000 horsepower The
company has been building air
craft engines since August 1871.
Ford has reduced the cost Of
the engine to the government
by 30 per cent The p & w.
powers ThunderboltS, Msraud-
ers, the Ventura bombprs, Com
mandos and the A-26 attack
bomber.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Auto
Graphs
Warn Days Feared
For Effect on Tires
By sILER FREEMAN


The warmer days are pleas
ant and satisfying 10 everyone
but the tire repsirmen and the
Detroit Auto Club road service
department. For them the sun
and hot pavements bring acute
problems.
Tire failures become more
prevalent as the hest increases.
This is particularly true OF syn
thetic rubber. SyntheticS build
up more heat, give out quicker.
Tire failures will he our big
gest problem this summer in
keeping ears rolling" said one
Carageman. "Tires, weakened
already by wear and tear due
10 the faulty streets and many
chuck holes, are going to give
ont fast"
RecapS. while much better
than a year ago, are still un-
able 10 stand up under speed
and hot roads. If you want 10
stay on the highways this sum-
mer, slow down and watch your
tires carefully.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
There's Nothine New

One Of the local gossip ven.
dors reports the possibility Of 8
local firm listing its officers
salaries before and after taxes
as NEWS.
Exactly one year and two days
ago, this column reported that
the l943 annual report Of the
Pfeiffer Brewing Co listed the
salaries of President Alfred
Epstein and other top officers
before and after Uncle Sam
took his bite.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Paramount Profit Up

NEW YORK, April 12-ParA.
mount Pictures has made pre-
ilminary report for 1914 showing
earnings Of Si39 share against
$3.50 IN the preceding year.