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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
National Bank
To Add Stock

Walter S. McLucas, chairman,
has announced that the directors
of National Bank of Detroit have
called a special meeting of stock
holders for 2 p. m. April 2, when
a proposal to increase the common
stock from 100000 to 1,250, 900
shares will be submitted. The pro-
posal is to issue rights for the
purchase of this additional stock
to existing stockholders in the ra-
ito of one new share for each four
shares presently held, at a price
which will be fixed at the stock
holders meeting, McLucas said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
What'sNew
In Business
Find Vets Shun
Business Ventures
BY WARD SCHULTZ

Wartime conditions have con-
vinced most ex-servicemen OF
the wisdom of taking jobs In
private Industry Instead of i'm
mediately branching out on
their own, according TO a spe-
cial survey released here this
week by the editors OF Modern
Distribution"
The survey, which was made
at the Veterans Service Center.
10 4. Fortieth ST., ". Y. G., re-
vealed that rather than face
current war shortages. priorities,
complicated government re-
strictiUns, etc, a large number
of veterans, before opening their
own businesses. are taking jobs
in respective fields of interest
in an effort 10 accumulate more
money and experience.
OF the many hundreds OF vet
erans who visited the New York
Service Center between Feb. Il
and March 6. only 81, the re-
port shows, evinced definite
desire TO go into business for
the first time. Significantly, the
majority are steering clear OF
small retail businesses and are
interested primarily in setting
up manufacturing or wholesal-
ing operations.
Reasons for this are varied:
most veterans associate retail
stores with long hours, hard
work, small margin of profit;
they are anxious to make a
quick killing" and begin pro-
ducing something that will be
speedily swallowed up by un-
precedented consumer demand.
Many tend to favor costume
jewelry. a few are interested in
hardware items. Largely, how
ever, interest tends to fit in
with key industries of region of
which particular veteran is To-
Gated.
Surprisingly enough, only four
out of the above 81 ex-service-
men had TO avail themselves of
loans under the CT Bill.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24

Prices for most livestock con-
tinued TO edge forward during the
seasonal decrease occurred. all
week just closing at the Detroit
stockyards. Except for sheep and
lambs, where rather sharp,
classes arrived in larger numbers,
but even then proved insufficient
to appease the present Unsuitable
demand. Complete clearance of
all offerings occurred.
CATTLE-week's sslsbIe receipts 400
Under strong urging by broad and aggressive
demand. prices for slaughter steers yearlings
and she stock finished strong TO mostly 25c
higher. while bulls ruled fully soc and In
extremes 81 higher, recovering all OF last
weeks loss. Stockers and feeders ruled
strong. With countfymen unwilling 10 com
pete against killers for hslf-fat offerings
Choice i.2io-lb Steers brought sic so. bulk
good n choice steers and yesrlingS az slS.25
Nis2B. latter price paid freely for near.
choice kinds Common ana medium grades
bulked st ti2@i5. Best mixed yeArlinFs
cached SIS and heifers SIS so. with bulk
~ si4 50 down Medium 10 good beef COWS
brought sl26oeis.So. few best eows 10
ii4.5o. Common COWS bulket at $40 .oo@
u. eatterL tsSlo; eAnners ss9s.7s,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
Standard Products

Sales of Detroit's Standard
Products Company are on an
upward trend again and volume
for nine months ending March
81 is estimated at over S10,000,-
600. Monthly volume is now
running close to 81. 100000.
Earnings for the nine months
period are figured at about
S1.15 a share on 100000 shares
after tax provisions.
Earnings for the fiscal year
ended June 80. 1914 were S2.04
a share and are subject to re-
negotiation. Volume was S1S,-
100000.
Showing for the 1945 fiscal
year will not be up to 1914
owing TO the cancellation last
summer of a big carbine rife
contract which represented over
half of this volume. This cancel
lation and subsequent tooling UP
for new orders also adversely
affected sales in first quarter of
1945 fiscal year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
Lansing Named
|Bendix Director

The election of Raymond p.
Lansing as a director OF Bendix
Aviation Corp. was announced
here today by Ernest r. Breech.
president.
Lansing, who joins the board in
the place OF G.. A. Rentschler
whose resignation has been ac-
cepted, is a vice president and
group executive of the corporation,
and a member OF It's adminiStra-
ton and engineering policy CON-
mittees, il was stated.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
Aid TO Business

In order TO be of further as
sistance TO business in recon-
verting from a wartime to a
peacetime economy, Reconstruc-
tion Finance Corporation will
consider applications for loans
to industry TO include working
capital for completion of non
war orders, interim financing
for Cancelled contracts and SUBJ
contracts, as well as working
capital for war contracts and
sub-contracts. A. J. Fushman,
manager. Detroit Loan Agency,
Reconstruction Finance Corpor-
alton has announced.
Fushman stated that:
"In circumstance where pri-
vate financial institutions do not
find IL possible to supply needed
credit, Reconstruction Finance
Corporation will consider maxi
ing such loans directly, or fin
participation with lending insti-
tutiOns,"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
StoCksShoW
Firm Tone

NEW YORK. March % GNS)--
The stock market had firm tone
today. making for fractional i'm
provement in most groups.
Turnover for the first four hours
was only 100000 shares.
Among the first-rank groups,
steels and motors opened irregu-
farfy lower but rallied TO small
gains in the second hour. Rails
were mixed with tagging issues
tending TO recover little from
early lows. Utilities, farm and
electrical equipments, and foods
were unchanged TO shades better.
American Telephone and Inter-
national Telephone held small
gains. Boeing Airplane climbed
a large fraction but other air
stocks tfailed.
Bonds were dull and firm. Curb
prices were firm.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
Livestock Market
pJTTsBURGU

PITTSBURGH. March % inns CATTLE
-25o: steady to strong. Steers, Food 70
choice s1e@l7 medium TO good, si4@1s;
common to medium. s12@l4. Heifers. good
TO choice. Si4.5o@l5. medium TO good,
ss S0elO; common to medium. IS. Scala.
Cows, good 10 choice, sloal2. medium TO
good, IS 5oee.50; csnners and cutters.
IS. 5o@s.5o. Bulls good TO choice, sil@
IA: common 10 medium. s7alo.
HOCS-loo; steady. l6o-lso lbs, s15@
1915. 10000 lbs. sl5.lo@15.l5: 400
22O lbs, SlS.1oal5.lS,-22 22o-2So- BE-,
sI5f0ai5.i5; 250-300 lbs, slom15.15;
3oo-350 lbs, s15@l5.l5: ioo-i5o lbs, Sl4
sl4.75: roughS, sl4@i4.40.
SHEEP-50; steady. Choice lambs. sl6.5
a17.25. medium to good. $i5@16, common
lambs. S9@ IL SO: ewes, $50, wethers,
$50 so, choice clipped lambs, sis,25.
CALVES as: steady. Good To choice
si7.4o@ls.4o medium, sio@l7; eulls and
common, s6.5o@ l2.5o.
CHICAGO. March ~ tINs HOGS
hsssyy. sig .eSs iS,7S; medium; sii.5s:
'0cs cArfi21ssdo fls7ss pss pssd agiias c.ivs: 500
steady; good and choice steers, Si6ai7.5o:
common and medium. si3@is: yearlhss.
sl2 5o@l7.25; heifers, sio@is.5o, COWS.
se@i5. bulls, seel4.75; calves, see Is. so,
feeder steers, s1o@14.5o: stockers: steers.
Se9l4.25 cows and heifers. se@13.
sHEEP-3.5oo; steady. Lambs. si6.Soe
@is5o: feeders. sliei3.5o: ewes. $3.50
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
HallLaInpCO.
Dividend Set

c. NJ. Hall Lamp Co. has de-
clared a dividend of Is cents on
common. payable April 10 10
stock of record March 81. In
1914, payments of 20 cents each
we're made in April, June and
September.
The company states the current
declaration does not mean Hall
Lamp Is going on quarterly
basis but that it hopes to main
tain last years total of so cents
in 1945.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24

Only two games separate High
land Park Engineering and High
land Park Service again today in
the Chrysler Ipterplant League at
nPslace Recreation.
n. Service. with Frank Zion uncov-
ering 253-24l-234 for 728 last
might. won three from Aluminium
Forge, 3059 to 2717. as Tank Ar
seral stopped Engineering twice,
2119 TO 269S.
lions series Is a new season
high and left his average at 203.45.
EnHineering's T herman n Gibson
rsttted off $40 10 show 207. IL.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
Gain i'm Profit
BY Simplicity

NEW YORK, March 23-Sim-
plicity Pattern Co, Inc. and SUBJ
salaries in a certified report for
the year ended Dec. 81 lists net
income of S264,7I5, equal TO 50
cents per share. against $3.50, OPS,
or 50 cents a share. in l943.
The 1914 net includes S301, 994
refund receivable for prior years
income and excess profits taxes
due TO the carry-back OF 1914
losses of liquidated subsidiaries
and is after deducting $l97, ,639
loss on the sale of plants and
equipment of paper manufacturing
subsidiaries.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
Berger's Lead Cut
I'm Masonic Loop

Ira Wilson Five stepped in the
way OF championship progress 10
cut Berger's lead in the Greater
Masonic League at Olympic Rec
reation from five points TO two.
Herb Case led Wilson and the
league with Gas. Robinson rolled
3002. second on the board taking
four from Ferguson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
Consolidated Film
Hints decentralization

NEW YORK. March 23-At the
annual meeting of stockholders of
Consolidated Film Industries. 1t
was stated that directors had
been considering for some time a
plan of recapitalization and inte.
grafton with its subsidiaries which
will result in eliminating arrears
on preferred dividends.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
Montgomery Ware
Lists Gain i'm Net

Montgomery Ward & Co, Inc
in a report for the fiscal year
ended Jan. 81. 1945, shows a net
profit of S21 ,285. .S39, equal TO
S3.81 per share, against S20,677,-
098, or $3.50 a share in the previ-
Gus year. Net sales for the 1915
period totaled $500. .96S.523, as
compared TO $685., 932 ,s21 in the
prior period.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
Canada 10 Launch
8th Victory Loan

OTTAWA, March 23-Finance
Minister Ilsely has announced
that Canada's eighth victory loan,
opening April % with minimum
objective of 81, $50 100000. will be
offered in two maturities. One
will be Is years and 5 months
and the other 4 years and 6
months.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
SHOOTS 256, 663

Wesley Scarlet 256 in 663 for
. 4 o is the weeks leader today
IN the West Side Classic al Crest
Lanes. Wayne Whitman. Young,
had $50; Al Dingwell. J. L. Hud-
son. $50: Lou Keppen. Gerisch.
s33: Bronislau Sudol, Livonia. 630.
$50.
In team scoring Gerisch had
1924; Young, 1928. and Hudson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
Detroit Gasket Votes
Is Cents on Common

Detroit Gasket & Mfg. Co. has
declared a dividend of 25 cents on
common. payable April 25 TO
stock of record April z. The same
amount was paid in the previous
quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
Wyandot+e Mat Card

A wrestling show, sponsored by
the Wyandotte Chemical Club and
under the direction of Doc
Casey. will be held al $50 tonight
at Biddle and Mulberry, Wyan-
dotte.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24

, Doyle Hirt. Grand Rapids l50-
pounder, protege of Wesley
kan1ey. will meet Martin Doyle,
hard punching Detroiter, in
the six-round semiwindup on the
Arcadia fight card Monday night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
Earnings
PUGET SOUND POWER a LIGHT co.

FLGET SOUND POWER LIGHT co.
January gross s2.462.426 50 365, 029
Net income $3.50, 7e6 Sf62,o7l
ia months gross s2sese.sse s?f,ess,ses
Net income SS.O52 O6l SS.4T5.4b9
KANSAS CITY PowER a LIGHr co.
Preliminary statement for year ended
Dec. al
Ia Arnpd per
common share tS22 IS ~
Net profit So .ns2, $50 81 a92 967
AMERICAN LIGHT TRACTION CO.
Year ending Dec. 81
la44 1913
Common share earning si.to slss
Net income 81 6TsT0l A,546.o7o
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24

None.
low ST. ss,; No I yellow 81 .6si. 9 l12s,.
ysl9Gssi s2,ass;1 Ss 10. Ss* .,,,, No white.
oATs-No. I red special and No. red
special, heavy. sac; No, white, heavy. 7sc
sample grade white. 76i5c.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24

TOLEDO CASH GRAIN
TOLEDO, o., March - tINs Cash grain
on track:
wHEAT-Eo. / red. s175l4; No. 2 red
t1.74h.
coRN-Ho. z yellow. s1.1el.; No. yellow
oArs-No. . white. 7se7se: No. whit,
77a77izc.
soYBEANs-Eo. 2 yellow. s2.i5@2i6
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
RETAINS LEAD

Ira Wilson retained first place
In the Metropolitan Classic League
in winning twice last night from
the second place Palmer Park at
Twentieth Century 2s43 to 271e.
rarris took scoring honors with
2929 in shutting out Aviation.
Harry Tobian OF Farris was best
individually with Gas.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
.Stroh Five i
Defends Title
BY HAROLD KAHL

Joe Norris Stroh bowlers were
TO leave today for Milwaukee,
where they will start another de-
Tense of their national match
game title against Elmer Koch'a
Heils in a 24-game home and
home series for a $1,000 purse
tomorrow.
Before departing. Norris ex-
pressed concern over Stroh's 32l5
withstanding the final attacks to
win the Class A championship
and $1,000 first prize in The De-
troit Times Sweepstakes at Chene-
Trombly Recreation tomorrow at
$50 p. nj.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
Standard Products
To Pay Dividend

Standard Products Co. has de-
clared a dividend of 25 cents per
share on common, payable April
25 TO holders of record April 10.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
WINNIPEG GRAINS
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

WINNIPEG. March ~ INs Rye closed
unchanged 10 Ize higher today. May, 81 a.
bid. July, si.27Lz@1.27ae; October, si.l5A
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
Foreign Exchange
NEW YORK, March 23-Pricet In cents
Great Britain pound 402 0O-40A 90
Dividends

GRAY MIG. co.
year ended Dec. al
Earned Per shlrt ele 81 81
Net profit hh1t,t7l t11A9e3
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
vERNoR's DEFENDS TITLE

Four of Detroit's leading quin-
tets threaten to erase the 2535 of
Edith Schultz Rainbow Rec. in
the Women's State at Grand Rap
ids. They are Eddie Coy's Ver-
nor's, winner here last year with
2697; Clara Aliens Olympics,
Agnes Ekstrom's Enterprise. and
Selma Myers Kinneys. Minnie
Sackerman's Fanatorium Majors
and Grand Rapids also are
present.
The Husband and Wife tourna-
ment will continue at Mt, Elliott
Rec, Lutheran at Riverside, CYO
al Detroit Rec, Michigan Fedora
ton of Labor at Grand Central.
325-Mixed Doubles at Garfield
and Ernie Bolle's sweeps at
Archway.
HERE ANp THERE-Csri viSeou,i uneorksd
2os,2it.25s for e7s and Art MarTgs,ie 2ss
a. so4s2$ for sss % In IA. Fort. .Bivd. Biz, % House
Elsie Cloutisr 335 Marietta DeLus 273-lso-
i7s ior ss7, and Helen MACK 2I4-iso-i77
Rs,uInit o ass IS m a. EnseS % Thomss 10' .l;tTnit.e y
EiFtksS and spAF-s for "Dutrh 100 IN TIE
Rainbow SEBASTIAN CehrinSsr 2os In the
CleneGFles $50
Joe slater hit 2sa when stare tied 1ndsr
for hTst In the Miiiett House. I'd PreScott.E
766 10 neS second high In the Crest $50
where "Joe" Kisiik hAd ass. I'd Budniok'I
eI2 was tops az Frank Beal1 Joined the 5-7-io
club IN the DENLY Mems. I'd Dnnohpe. George
Lawrence and Frank Blouse had 2f5s IN the
Continental 7eo Gertrude" Cassidy ais In
the Rainbow Ladies. Mar Wienckiever' 7i7.
Marion HaysA $50 and Bem Rutiedget 2o5
Sers RAmona features.
Othsr league hiEhs-Ysy Cervey 7t3. ".
Chicago Businetsmen: Bill Chamberlain 243.
strAthmoor Businessmen Jerry AltemHit 242.
Old Glory Louise Pillar 2l3 Van Dyke
Ladies Norm Grove 737. TiTe Dept No. j.
Art Zielke asa CrandWAy House Charles
Martin 73i W ChicAgo House. Gladys Brown
$50 and Florence MinEol eii BowlinE Green
Ladies' Joe Pepperman e2o, Ramona KingS a
Sampton AIS and sis Piynouth Executive
Esn Flkher eIl Runciman: "a Zehnder 7ie,
Nativity Lutheran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
SEES TIGHT SQUEEZE

THAT 3215 IL q good score"
he said, "but any time you have
such fine clubs as the Monarchs
and Primas of Chicago, Eddie
Linsz Recreation of Cleveland,
Il a b and Pepsi-Cola on the
same squad. anything II apt
to happen. II may be q tight
squeeze and we have cur fingers
crossed"
Norris. who has one OF the fin
est scrapbooks in the city and
keeps a close tab on all schedules,
is not worrying about Stroh's
leading 3063 in the Mems State
at the Palace. Saginaw fives. for
the most part, will dominate the
alleys. Stroh's match with the
Heils will be completed here
March 31-April l at the Palace.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
Detroit Stocks

,ounts paid or payable 50 lar this year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
Leader
Beaten

STANDINGS
The sub., 1945-08-09
AMMONIA

The rapid growth of new chemi- calls and the widening industrial use of well-known ones, especially during the war, has led the Divi- sion of Labor Standards in the U. 8. Department of Labor to inaugur- ate a series of bulletins on CON- TROLLING CHEMICAL HAZ- ARDS in cooperation with the Manufacturing Chemists Associa- tion of the United States, according to V. A. Trimmer, director. The first bulletin, Ammonia is just off the press and others shortly to be issued cover chlorine, sulphuric and nitric acids, formaldehyde, and the anilines. There will be over hundred such bulletins in the ser ies.
 These bulletins are designed for safety men in industry, insurance companies, and State labor depart ments, for union safety committees, for materials Warehousemen, hand lers on railroads and trucking con- cerns, industrial doctors and nurses and firemen and fire prevention authorities.
 Each bulletin describes the haz- ards of the chemical, its character istics, safety precautions for install 1ation, handling and storage, pro- tective clothing, permissible and hazardous concentrations, and first aid treatment. A bibliography is al- so included. Each bulletin is checked for technical accuracy and practical safeguards with firms manufacturing the chemical through the Manufacturing Chem ists Association.
 Ammonia" will be of special 1n- terest to refrigeration and air con- ditioning manufacturers, oil re- finerieS, steel treatment and water qualification plants, manufacturers of sulphuric and nitric acids, fer tilizer, drugs and chemicals, and bottling works.
 A supply of up to 25 copies will be distributed without charge up- on request by the Division of La bor Standards, so long as the free
The sub., 1945-08-09

by Rep. Holifield, of California, and falls right in line with la'bor's demands.
 Rep. Holifie1d declared that the President would be asked ito revise" the present wage policy by executive order and restore the original authority of the War La bor Board to approve or direct such wage adjustments as may be neces- sary and which will not substan- tially affect the cost of living.
 "All the evidence of cutbacks, layoffs, loss of overtime pay and, 1n the case of merchant seamen, a direct cut in the pay envelope, point to economic troubles right ahead unless the present national wage policy is revised to permit an increase of at least 20 percent in the basic pay rate in order to keep up mass purchasing power and avoid sowing the seeds of a disas- trous depression in the immediate future," he asserted.
 We urge all members of Con- gress to sign this petition"
 The Wage-Hour amendments fall short of labor's policy because of a provision which would start over time pay after A hours in the first year, AZ hours in the second year and 40 hours after that. Union leaders could not see why the pres ent standard 4O-hour week should be thus set. back.
 The wage provisions of the bill were generally considered accept able by labor. While setting an im- mediate rock-bottom floor of 65 cents an hour, the measure would permit industry committees opera ting under the Wage-Hour Division to increase the minimum up to the 75-cent level by voluntary action before the date set for general ap- plication.
 Sponsors of the bill in the Senate included Senators Mead, Pepper, Wagner, James Murray, Guffey, Kilgore, Ebert Thomas, Chaves, Magnuson and Francis J. Myers.
The sub., 1945-08-09
BANANAS, All! ORCHIDS, OH!

Bogota, Colombia P)-Colom- bias growing export of bananas brightens the life of coast dwell CTS, but similar increase in or- enid exports is worrying the gov- ernment.
 The National Economy Ministry recently asked state governments to try to halt the exports of or chids if roots are included. It ex- plained that florists in the U. s. were obtaining the roots and grow ing their own orchids, thereby cut ting the future market for the Colombian product. The orchids, costing a nickel apiece here, are usually shipped by air.
 Meanwhile, shippers reported gleefully, an increase in boats available has permitted banana exports to Miami to be stepped up to 5000 punches a week.
The sub., 1945-08-09

This legislation was sponsored by ten liberal Senators and by Rep. Frank Hook, who said that other members of the House would un- doubtedly join him later in at- taching their names to the bill.
 The present floor for wages of workers engaged in interstate in- Austry is 50 cents an hour under the Fair Labor Standards Act, which the new bill seeks to amend.
 The House petition for general wage rate increases was announced
The sub., 1945-08-09
FAST SALESMAN IS FAST IN JAIL

$. Asheville, N. c. P)-A fast wor- ker, capitalizing on the whiskey shortage, posed as 3 Pullman por- ter to call at business offices and tell secretaries their bosses while on a recent train trip ordered some Whiskey.
 Explaining he had 1t outside in
The sub., 1945-08-09

the car, the porter" collected in cash and brought in four whiskey cases which later proved to con~' tain not whiskey but potatoes or salt.
 Sheriff Laurence E. Brown said the man took nearly $5,000 from victims in southeastern cities be- fore he was caught.
The sub., 1945-08-09
Facts for Workers

supply lasts. Larger orders may be obtained for five cents a copy from the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Wash ington 25, D. C. GA 25 percent dis count Is allowed on orders of 10c or more).
The sub., 1945-08-09
Conuress Backs A. F. of L. Pleas
 For Higher Wage Rates Now
Petitions Truman to BreGk Wage Freeze aud Weighs
 HiQHer Minimum

Higher Minimum
 Washington, D. C.-Congress moved in two major directions to correct the alarming hrnkage of akehome pay by lifting the wage rates of American workers De- velopments were;
 1-Seventy members of the House of Representatives signed petition asking President Truman to permit 1n in hourly rates of pay at least 20 cent higher than the present limits of the 'Lttle Steel" formula.
 2-Legisation introduced in both houses of Con- gres providing for immediate hike in minimum to 65 cents hour with progressive increases to 7 cent floor in three years.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-11

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