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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Offered
Priority Aid

SHIN TON. July 26-4
Manufacturers who need priorities
assistance IN securing equipment
TO start, resume, or expand civil
ian production or services were
given simplified method for
obtaining this assistance by the
WPB.
The new method permits manu-
facturers 10 file single applica-
ton 10 cover any number of items
of equipment needed for the same
civilian purpose. The only excep-
tionS are a few types such as
some chemical essing or
laboratory equipment and other
items for which appropriate forms
must be filed.
The general WPB policy is not
TO grant prloritleS assistance for
equipment 10 start, resume, or
expand civilian production or
services. but If certain conditions
exist the agency will help manu-
faCturerS procure the equipment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Electric EnerQy
Output Steady

NEW YORK, July 26-1he pro-
duction of electrical energy in the
United States for the week ended
July q was 4,384, ,547, 900 kilowatt
hours, against 4,3s0,930.000 in the
corresponding week of 1914, an in
crease Of one-tenth of l per cent
according 10 the Edison Electric
Institute.
For the week ended July IA,
output amounted TO 4.295, 254 600
kilowatt hours, as compared with
4,377,l52,000 in the similar period
last year, a decrease Of 1t9 per
cent.
Production for the week ended
July Z totaled 3,97S,426,O00 kilo-
watt hours, against 3,940, S54, 900
in the previous year, an increase
of ] per cent.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27

FRuITS-Apples GeW Tf1nSparentS. no. J.,
. 4s,is eu Cherries SUI Mon'mo,,en,,ys
l3-q' case Cooseberries ~ J. Sea7 -.
q. case RafpDerTifs red 80 c a.
FEGETARlL GREENs-cAboage, 20. /,
cS..1es = aa NJ 15C so1ssi ou Mus,sr4 green's
40 slal Is bu spinach $50 81 -h
hg Swiss chsrc El. ] Sl9l IS bu Tunlp
rreens 10. :. tie 2s su Ka.e 80. i, s.
IETTucE AND SALAD CHEENs-Enciys
,saey 50 So ~ No ! SOL 2s Su L,sf
So le l1 Romsiu' 81. l. 1880 tu SoIeA
VEGETABLES NIsc -Aspafsrus fancy
slso eoz. pehs: no. l.. tl75s225.
lh ~ Beans vs5 fancy s. 10 s. -
2s-io ou Beeo. No 7sceSi o0z. bchs
t9p2se 70 75s2 bu hfoe..oi -
sa5oe hsh -. cseeaEs No. eos so-
csrro,i, bunchee No |. e2e DOR bchi
foppec N1. Z s2e3 bl Celsry fancy SOC
2 81 ooz ochs.. 30 I. soeese ceisry root
10 J So o4 ssh ~. pl. SO ! 80 . 80,
rTT tcrK Hrrseracish No 81 2sal go
nsrs b6sket EaHlrsni No 4 SiN125 oar
80. onions gftsn issy, 30, d5 boht
tscs PGruey root - TSa aOc toz t-hE
psrsi,y. curly No 75ssoe On ochs. Peas
10 - 2s-.t ba rsppeft, green
% pecs bsaket p1raf0et new ~
= 05 6o-i5 bu Racifhts. red no I 81
IS ccz. Dchs l9ug whites So J sIal az
sesssn' italian fsney' sees h.if b ~ 10
S4e4 so SUMNER ~ ! 81 sOd3 raj,
81 Torstoes aothelse So s-i6 1atkst out
~1(r sFsf SO iEb oslset Tgrn.ps
r. ~ ,o5ase. 81 81 1901 - sl
F.gcarIfs fsfrs sfrf7 E0crT ls.s
kfss as o.. meoIgm. &i8.ss
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Livestock Market

nt hDII
HOGS-50 steady today and for the week
OIL desirable baTrowS and gits &i4 90, most
sOwS tlSH14
CATTLE-5Oo today's trade slow. weak.
Tor week market generally syotty and unde-
pendsble choice fed steers scarce, hrm. other
steers. yeaTiinRS. she stock and bulls mostly
25c lower. spots off. more late trade on
catch bid basis, replacement cattle slow
weak; choice ! 09s lb steers SIS, the top
most good fed steers and yearlings Sl57Se
II: bulk steers, medium and good westerns
al Sl3gIS.50. grassy native steers and
yesriings including heifers. $ll@l4 good %
choice heifers 70 SIG bulk common and
medium beef cows. Sa.5Oa- so. medium
and good COWS Si3ol425 Gamers and
cutters, $50 9. bulk common 20 good sausage
bulls. slOml275. beef bulls, II2 5o@i4.
common 10 good stockers and feeders. Sll
ola so
CALvEs-i5o. vesIers active. firm today
and for the week practical TOD and bulk.
good and choice sl7 TOP $3.50. common
SHEEP--75: nominal today for week
lambs and sheep uneven. steady 20 weak
most good and choice spring lambs SlSa
1880 top $3.50. bucks discounted 81.
common and medium. Sl2al3. few good
around $i4.. good and choice shorn ewes
mostly Ssa6 so. excessively heavy kinds
down 20 SO so. Gull and common. 1896
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Seek Soft Coal
Price Advance

WASHINGTON. July 26 J. II.
Reppert, coal pricing executive of
the OPA, said he would recon-
mend higher prices for soft coal
mined in the Western PennSyl-
vania and several other dis
triCtS.
He said he would make the
recommendation 10 j. r. Brown
lee. deputy price administrator,
and to Chester Bowles, price ad-
ministrator.
II would be up TO them, he con-
tlnucd, TO decide whether TO pass
the recommendation on 10 William
III. Davis, economic Stabllization
director, who holds the final au-
thority on price increases.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Civilian
Goods Due
O1l Market

WASHINGTON, July 26 GNS)
The WPB announced today
that excellent progress had been
made IN recouvgTSIOu since VIZ
Day munitions production has
declined.
The hoatd Was unable 10
furnish dollar or production figures
on civilian manufacture since
reconVerSion began, but said that
outstanding progress has been
made IN passenger automobiles,
electric appliances domestic re-
frirCraturS, laundry equipment,
sewing machines, vacuum cleaners,
cooking and heating stoves, COM
mercial refrigeration equipment,
plumbing and heating equipment,
office equipment and printing ana
publishing machinery.
Munitions production IN June
continued 10 drop, the board re-
ported. totallng an estimated
81. .2S5, ,000,000. or Z per cent be-
low that for May and II per cent
below that Tor MdrCh-the last
month Of full tWo-front war pro-
duCuon.
The board added, however, that
more than half Of the June
munitions decline, as compared
with May, was due 10 the fact
that June was a shorter month.
II allowance is made for this. the
board said. tho June decline from
March Is about 9 per cent.
The board was wary of prophesy-
ing just when reconversion goods
VIII reach the civilian market,
although WPB chairman j. a.
krug estimated before We Day
that most will be available by
a kOUf ppNf MaN-
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
West Coast S Role
In War and Postwar
Lone-Term Prospects Brightest
Of Any Section Of the Nation
By LESLIE GOULD
PART "

White Pacific Northwest faces next TO San Diego, prob
ably toughest obdue the great
ton of shpbung the areas postwar longerm prospects
the brightest of section Of the country That is next to
those of Southern California.
The basis of every period of prosperity after great
And the biggest industry the Northwest is
lumber and its related products
There bearshness this For the
wasted its timber and it takes
grow long 100 And these
further exhausted meeting the demands of
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Wood Made Everything for the Germans

The field is almost unlimited The wood chem
ist The the Germans have lifted the curtain this
The Germans have used wood for making everything from
clothing to bread.
In Oregon, there is recently completed plant turning any
wood material left in logging and milling into ethyl alcohol
and other byproducs 1t estimated alcohol be made
commercially % to 25 gallon compared with about the
for grain alcohol the oil ndusys for alcohol is
much below this.
Sawdust be turned into wood sugar. and with
alcohol there is almost limit the synthetic products chem
istry produce-rayon plastics, lignin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Budd Gets
Train Order

NEW YORK, July 26-The &.
e. O. has placed an order with
Edward G.. Budd Manufacturing
Co. for two streamlined stainless
steel trains for fast postwar day
light service between Washington
and Cincinnati.
The trains will be powered by
a new type of coal-burning steam
turbine electrically driven locomo-
tive, three of which are now
under construction.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
SteelIngOf
Output Up

NEW YORK. July 26 - An
increase of 6i2 points in the pro-
duction Of steel ingots by SUBJ
sidiaries OF the u. S. Steel Corp.
resulted in A Jump of 3l2 points
for the industry as whole last
week.
The rate Of other leading COM
panieS rose ] q points.
For the industry, output Of steel
ingots for the week ended July %
is placed at 81 per cent of ca
pacity in the compilation by Dow.
Jones & Co.. Inc.
This compares with S7lz per
cent in the two preceding weeks.
l.. S. Steel is estimated at 80
per cent. against S3i2 per cent
in the week before and 64ia per
cent two weeks ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
LIST Team WRESTLING
On Mack Park Card

Tag team wrestling of the Aus
tralian variety will be featured
on next Tuesdays mat card at
Mack Park with the foreign team
OF Speedy" LaRance. Montreal,
and Al: Pasha, Turkey. meeting
the Walter Roxy-Louis Klein com
bination. The four-man entangle-
ment will be paired with a Zenko
Stanley Buresh bout in the
double-header attraction.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Edgar TO Spot
Powell 8 Pounds

Jimmy Edgar expects to spot
Sampson Powell eight pounds in
weight when they meet at oiynpia
Aug. 3 in 1o-round bout arrangedn
by Nick Londes.
Although he weighed in at 15s
recently when he knocked out Joe
Sutka of Wyandotte at Olympia,
Edgar reported from his army
post at Newport News today that
he expects to scale 155 for Powell.
Powell agreed to make 163. He
also will have an edge in height
and reach.
But Edgar will have the ad-
vantage in experience. He had
numerous amateur fights and won
several national titles. He also
has had u pro battles.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
MISC Poultry Dept.
To Conduct Institute

EAST LANSING. July % The
Michigan State College poultry
department will conduct a flock
selection and blood testing school
here for five days. starting July
80, IT was announced today
Disease control will be cmpha-
sized as well as the selection of
breeding stock. The school will be
devoted 20 lectures and labora-
tory practice. with MISC faculty
members acting as speakers and
advisors.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
DETROIT RESULTS

flRSr R,ct-N 500. claiming '-y,as-''''
~ %, sp' ip,i.i ! lie mie'' ,.oo so ,so
Precision Layton $50 %
Charge Stroud ~
Yssi. Ms.chsno,. c.Ifu'. cry pori..
Mango and CrUucness Boy a.so IAN.
SECOND RacE-sl 500 claiming. noyie.
.iders. -LeaI-oai and W. iutionC
L.'i;e l. s'.ic Lieaaail $50 ls.o s."S
f,,d Uneer ,.ommeryiiisI $50
Bud i1aa'' snd Y.nsse S6,5ns 9i5 also ao raS '0'''
Dead heat Tor nrst
Third RACE-si 500. claiming. 3-ys.r-
dds and w. iurlongs
tahah s. " E'5Ss1 E.jioa 80 S3soo
Country Cent Benevs .Acspsu ssufgso1
DICK, Bright Trace. Hiooie. spare tAs Rod
and Modsena also ran.
FOURTH RACE-s7 600. claiming 5-y.,-.
olds and ~. furiongS
Yaia Iaaa,s HA5y,s5 boas. WITH stdso 100 So ;soo
Big Albert Henson $50
Pretty Plane. Turkey Foot. BLACK FANTASY.
ron CiIl. ProminenciA and Dal ~, also ran.
fIrIH RAcE-s2 500. The R,,pins Pc.
sard Handicap Purse, 3year-ods and up
Tulachmore tPsrisol 45.2O Ii.70 80
Golden Man tMllliEanl 20 40
Grey Days tSCurock 80
Time u IS.
vadina Sonora our Merrick Letter y.
VadinA Loria miss Militant Bar willow.
Many Lands, Tinted Chick and AL Good siso
ran
FIELD
SIXTH RACL--ti 500 clslmins s-y,sr-
olfs and up. ] r-i6 miles
Edie Jane tHsrtvicE 23sO 770 80
Columbus Day Layton 320 sc
swift Legion Stevenson 20
Time ! 4s 3-s
one Link Libysn star Pan King Pc,k-
wood Jean. a.Might step s-Clsstsuder,
vegas Wheel and Record Flight also ran.
aMrs. L. Wolf entry
Field
SEVENTH RACE-S3 600 the case A..
Handicap. 3-yesr-olds and W l mile on turi-
BuShwhacker tMilisani 1880 $50 i1a
W Kelly tMorrisSeyi il.5o So
SWeeprod Watson 3oV
Time 3s
Trelavny. s-vice Admiral s-sWecpnito. one
Only and Cooler Lad also ran.
a-W. z. Macdonald entry.
EIGHTH RACE--si 500. claiming. s-y.ar.
NSs and Up. la miles
Dsviissnd tPavorite il % san -
a.Squeezit tHArris $50 II
Timely Flight tWiuhl N
Time ! S6 as.
over cau. s.Eyer Star. Prince Govsns ana
Buds FirN also ran
"a. ). Halliwell entry.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Deficiency of One Million Homes

For lumber there is opening addition to the
normal everyday demand building On the normal building
there is deficiency of 100000 to 100000 dwellings.
annual outlays for construction Of all
types ranged from S6000000000 in 1919 to than
100000 in 192627 and home building alone accounted
1919 around $4500000000 in the
middle 20s. That's the way it always goes after
And major of wealth and employment in the
Northwest is lumber
Tomorrow: Mr.. Gouds fifth article on the West)
ErcluiUey International NeDs Special Service
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Deny Added Controls

WASHINGTON, July 26-The
Federal Power Commission does
not seek 10 extend its controls to
cover natural gas production or to
include crude oil production and
petroleum pipe lines, the petro-
leum industry was informed by
Basil Manly, chairman of the Fed.
eral Power Commission.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Set Philippine Trip

SAN FRANCISCO, July %
Twelve businessmen, approved by
the Federal Economic Administra-
tion and the army, may enter the
Philippines each month. the FEA
announced in connection with
resumption of private trade with
the islands.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Timber Reserves Are on State Land

There additional factor Approximately half the pres
timber either federaowned land
Here example of what research do. The Weyer-
haeuer interests recently developed hydraulic method of de-
barking trees that produce of pulp only takes $50
board feet against 20 board feet under the old method Of
cutting bark That saving pulp timber of 33 per
cent adding that much to
How there similar saving through research
gathered only of the
of the forest. The rest is
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Plan More Appliances

NEW YORK. July 26-An SILL
100000 expansion program de-
signed TO increase by so per cent
the overall production of electrical
appliances at the Mansfield. O.,
and East Springfield, Mass, plants
of Westinghouse Electric Corp
was announced by A. w. Robert
son. chairman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Penn-CentraI Asks
To Expand Routes

WASHINGTON, July 26-Penn-
sylvania-Central AirlneS Corp.
filed application with the Civil
Aeronautics Board for authority
to expand existing services to in
clude routes between New York
and Washington and New York
and Buffalo. A Pittsburgh to New
Orleans route is also sought.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Forest Products Used in Chemistry

Two developments mitigate not almost entirely Offset this
1-Research chemistry, which making for fuller
Of the forest products The industry in this is following the
footsteps the packing companies which everything but
the squeal of the pig.
2-Reforesation and fire control. About third Of the
logged off land 300000 being converted into tree
FARMS OF this 100000 have been certified and the
process Guards duty all North
west tmbrands during the fire being supplied by
federal state private agencies all working under standard
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27

plant manager
in charge Of all
m a nufacturing
at the ST. Jean
and the Wood
bridge plants.
Eaton was for
merly superin-
n b ent and
personnel man
ager.
The recently
acquired manu-
featuring facIli-
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Detroit District Gas
Sendout Shows Gain

The gas sendout in the Detroit
district for the week ended July
p was 1882 thousand cubic
feet. the Michigan Consolidated
Gas Co. reported today, an in
crease of 10,730 thousand cubic
feet compared with the CORE.
spending week last year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Kingston Products
Lists Drop in Net

Kingston Products Corp. and
subsidiaries reports net profit
for the six months ended June 30,
l945. of Sl92, ia, equal 10 1S cents
per share. against 1929, ,S03, or -
cents share, for the same period
in 1914
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Earnings

BUTLER BROTHERS
Sir mos end. June 80 1913 ref4
Net PROFIT Sq24 20s 3Sst ad9
Common share earnings 5Sc Sic
INTERNATIONAL SALT CO
Str mos end. June 80 lq4S 14sf
Net proht S3SI s4T S2T4 14a
Snare earnings &l46 81 "a
TEXAS PACIFIC COAL OIL
Sir mos end. June 30 tsS5 1914
Net pr0ft tss4.l21 sass 600
Earn per share 800 81 Os
Quarter ended June 10
Net proft f3As .ei2 SSi073s
Earn per shares a0c Sse
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Kaiser, Frazer
To Make Car
BY JERRY PETIT

Two new automobiles today ap-
peared on the postwar market
with the announcement that Ora
ham-Paiee Motors CORP. has
Joined hands with Henry j. Kaiser
to produce both lightweight,
iow-cost car and another in the
medium-price bracket.
The low-cost car. 10 be manu-
featured on the Pacific Coast.
will be known as the KAISER, "
while the other automobile, TO be
produced in the old Graham plant
in Detroit, will be called the
Frazer"
Producers Will be the newly
formed X aiser-F razer Corp,
named for the shipbuilder and
Joseph w. Frazer, chairman OF
the board Of Graham-Paige.
Although design and engineer
ing plans for the new cars was
not announced, il was revealed
that both William B. Stout. we'll
known Detroit de igner, and
Howard A. Darrin, internationally
known automotive stylist. Will
help plan the two new cars.
Stout, chief of the research
division of Consolidated-Vultee
Aircraft, has been loaned" TO
the new company under contract.
Dsrrin joined the Graham-Paige
staff within the last week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
New leminated Structure Timbers

Then there the wood products developed with the
gues-pywood and aminaed mbers Soft woods treated
with attain the hardness Of Another chemical
sotens wood be bent pressed into almost
desired shape and after drying has the hardness of metal
and holds the shape into which ii nodded
One of the successful planes the British
plyWood bomber
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Crawford Door Co.
Names New Manager

+. II. Hahn. vice president and
general manager of the Crawford
Door Co., today announced the
promotion of Floyd w. Eaton to
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
United Spetid|ties Co.
Votes 25s Payment

United Specialties Co. has de-
clared a dividend of 25 cents on
common, payable Aug. 2l to stock
of record Aug. s. The same
amount was paid Feb. 2S.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27

lies on East woodbridge are 10 be
used solely for the rapidly eN-
panding business in upward acting
doors, 1t was stated
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Livestock M arket
DETROIT

QfIhOII
HOGS-l5o. steady available supply hsr.
rows and giltS mostly Sl4 SO bulk SONS.
Sl4Wl4l5 few StsgS Sl2 S0dl3.
CATTLE-6OO receipts include seven loads
western grasS Steers remainder largely na-
tive COWS no native fed steers and yeArilnes
Derc ncuiusuy steady good well wintered
Oklahoma FraSSers held steady AZ Wel above
slh some medium graSsers held around
SIS 5Oal4. cows fairy active. steady. bulls
SLOW UNCHANGED stOckers and feeders dull.
NeAk bl.k common and medium beef COWS,
80 SOal2 so few better grade. Sl3 or
above Gamers and cutters mostly S76e.
early sHles medium and good sausage bulls.
Sll so Il so little action on kinds scaling
under Z 200 lbs
CALvES-2S0 veslers active, hrm prscti-
ca top and bulk good and choice Sl7
extreme tor Sl7 so very spATingly. com
mon snd medium Sl3@l6 cullS. Ssdil
eHEEP-2OO lambs and sheep SLOW. un-
tn STEADY two weeks demand narroWest
FOR gpuG and choice spring lambs, common
$40. rool spfiugert steady uneyenly ST. Z
"A some Gull anc common thom ewes So n
= holding good and choice ewes al So Up
wards
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
FRAZER PRESIDENT

At a meeting OF the Graham
Paige board yesterday. Frazer, alS
ready chairman of the board, was
named president of the company.
As president, he succeeded r.
j. Hodgson, former official of
the Reconstruction Finance Corp.
and G-P president since 1912, who
will remain a member of the G-P
board.
The directors also elected two
vice presidents who will direct
the Detroit company's auto manu-
featuring and sales program. They
are Vern r. Drum, appointed vice
president and general manager,
and w. A. Macdonald. named vice
president in charge of sales.
Drum. who has been vice pres
ident of the Warren City Manu-
featuring Co. in Warren, o., a
G-P subsidiary, has been in the
automobile business for 38 years.
a former president of the Hupp
Motor Car Co, he also has served
as vice president in charge of
manufacturing at Willys-Overland
Motors. and for IL years as a
production chief for 'Chrysler
Corp.
Macdonald, in the auto business
for 25 years. was vice president
of Hupmobile and later assistant
10 Frazer when he was president
of WHY'S.
In addition 10 his duties here
with the new Detroit firm, it is
understood Drum will go 10 the
coast to plan the layout Of
kaiser's first mass-production au-
temobile plant.
In addition 10 the two new cars,
the KaiSer-Frazer Corp. also will
produce a tractor at the Warren,
O.. subsidiary. Like the medium
priced car. il will be known as
the Frazer
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
GOOD RELATIONS

And, from a standpoint of good
relations with the public, railroad
management should look beyond
the present abnormal period when
II is fashionable 10 give an alibi
for h:erior service TO the COM
petitive postwar period when the
very survival of the railroads as
a means Of passenger transporta-
tion Will hinge in substantial
measure on courteous treatment
Of patrons.
Looking ahead, il is not too
early to begin 10 discount the
coming competitive struggle. and
begin 10 condition rail employees
10 be friendly TO passengers. The
railroad brotherhoods, with their
stake in the volume and steadi-
ness OF postwar employment on
the railroads should join with
management 10 induce the rank
and file 10 improve their manners
toward the travelling public,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
nc 100

CHICAGO July 26 tiSS -HOGs-lo 500
STEADY TOP. Sl47s. bulk, Sl4.1'. heavy.
tI46 6Gol415 medium Sl43S light
Sl4.Ts urht lights. Slf 5Oai475. pack
ING sews Si7 Ttol4 plfs. STA 2s9l IS.
CATTLE 600 steady Calves. 500
uesrv Beef steers. choice Sis5Ogis s..
medium. ti2 50rl6 so. yesrlingx $50
IT, butchers beifers Sllal7.2s. cows.
fPaI4. bulls tIOrl5 50. calves. tiOG16.
tilnls COWS and heifers. Ss.5omi4
>HEEP-e 600. steady. lambs SIS 80 a
- IS common. Si3IS' yeArlinRS $50
2'; feeceu. &ll SoG1s so. ewes SO q
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
PIrTsnIRGH

PITT BuRCH July 26 ms -CATTLF-
100 STEADY. s'eers good 20 choice. sra
~, uscium 90 5000 SIS SOsis so. com
N.n t4 medium ti2 SoAi5 So heiferS.
SOD iq choice. STEELE medium 20 good.
}3a "a 50, cnmuor % medium. Sloal2.
r.ft. gpod 20 choice Si2al3 medium 20
I'D 5" 10. csnusrs and cutters. Sc 5od
80. bulls go1G 90 choice, 3i2.50ai5.
cnmmun 9. medium Sgal2
R9ss.5 rescy ieo-lso lbs. ti5s
220 ibs tlsIoaIsis 22o-75o lbs
sl5l0a fsls 2so.3Oo lbs Si5aiSl5,
500. $50 rs ll4,eosi5. Ioo-i50 lbs. Slt
- ~ rouFhf. &l4@i4
hHEtP-200 STEADY choice spring lambs
Us 80 so medium q GOOD ai2al5.
tS7a1s
cAiNE~-Ts rfearv ru0c ~ thcics
81 r go ufc..r So s0-IF 50. cuIa
snd ooumon. f7e.7
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
STOCK BUYING HEAVY

The new corporation will be
owned 50 per cent by the Kaiser
interests and so per cent by Gra-
.ham-Paige. Authorized capitaliza-
ton Of the new firm is 5,000,0O0
shares, at a par value OF 81 per
share.
Announcement Of the new cars
was Immediately reflected by a
Jump in sales of Graham-Paige
stock in both the New York and
Detroit markets. Although the
official announcement was not
made until 5 p. m. yesterday. the
stock was up a full point when
the New York Exchange closed at
3 p. m. indicating pre-announce-
ment buying.
Today, the heavy buying con-
tinued, with some 1900 shares
changing hands in Detroit within
an hour and a half after market
opened. Between 10 and 11:30
a. m. today, the stock leaped
from Ia TO gas in New York and
appeared TO be still rising.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
FOR THURSDAY

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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
RECENTLY DECLARED

IN showing his understanding
af the dependence Of the military
on The civilian economy, Robert
p. Patterson, acting secretary OF
war, recently declared that the
war department "is concerned
with obtaining for our soldiers the
hest possible travel accommoda-
0nS.
He significantly added But We
recognize our responsibility IA
conserve Pullman cars for essen
tisl civilian travel 10 the maxi
mum possible extent
Unless business executives, en-
gineers. and others essential 10
the national economy can travel
and in reasonable comfort-the
effects on efficient national pro
ducuoI viii be deleterious.