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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-13

ten fir Die &egierune reierpiert per.
ben: Iri5ona, Colorado, Sbabo, Wt-
figon, Suinots, sSnoiona, 8isconIin,
Winneiota, Noro' uno Siio.Gafota.
Wiliouri, &anias, @poming, Mon.
tana, Seem Rerico, 0ebrasta, See.
ba6a uno Soma.
@s lit nidt moeIid, ftb
einen @tienbabn5us Don flint Nil.
Ronen Sradtmaeen, alle nit Sleii6
belaoen, aultenen; benno9 itelt
oies bic Sleii6menge Dor, Die auf ben
Sarmen unieres 2anoes tpdbreno oes
5tpeiten 8eltfrieges proou3iert tpur-
De. Die @eiomt. .Sleti6proouttion be-
lief iid i'm 5tpeiten 8elttries ouf bum
6ertiiebenun6Dier5ig 8iqionen un6
5peibunbertie9 Winionen
Bfun6, eegen nur fieb5ig 8illionen
uno oreibunoertunoadt5ig WiIlionen
i'm eriten 8eltfrieg. an chamber ge.
foppeIt, tpiiroen Die nit S1eii6 bela-
6enen Sra6tpagen onbertbaIbmaI
UNI Die @roe retden, nier5ebn 8ogen
ne6en einonoer uno binter einan6er
gefteut tpiiroen bon Seem gort Biz
nod Gan 5ronctSco rei6en. Man
mag uno Dos NIT &edt, bon ben gro.
BEN 2eiItungen unierer Sngenieure
uno Sabrifurbeiter reoen; iebo6 mar.
i6iert beute, tpie Dor Sabrbun6erten,
cine armee auf Dem Wogen: 10 au
beriteben, oaB ite erndbrt peroen
muB. Da5u fonmt nod bic 8etIei.
oung uno 8eidubung, fir Die oas
&obmaterial nur auf ben Sormen in
@eitalt bon @oIe, 8aumtpoIle uno
Sauten fir 2eoer gu baben lift.
l1ngIudsfdIIe ouf ben
Sarmen 8isconiins for6erten lestes
Sabr bunoertfiinfunoiieboig Wen.
i6enleben uno runo bunbertfiinfuno.
itebaigtauienb arbeitsitun6en. Ser
So6fdaoen belduft ii9 auf ungefGbr
cine Wiuion Dollars. gs tpur6en les.
tes Sobr 8eri9te iiber 19,4OO I'm.
gliidsfdue, Die iid ouf Sarmen in
Btsconiin ereigneten, erItattet.
Ole usii6ten fir m e 3 r
3uder itnb anes anoere als giinItig,
benn auf Der SSniel Cuba, Die uns 6en
meiiten 3uder liefert, purbe bic 8ro-
button our6 Die berri6enbe 9urre
erbeblid berubgeiebt. 0ie Brobuttion
miro auf runo 392,500,00O Son.
men geidabt. Dur6 Neuanpflan5un.
gen, runo lebsbunoerttouie Mcres,
bofft man Die Sroouftion i'm tom.
menoen Sabr ouf 425,00O,OOO er.
boben 5u fonnen, borausgeiest, bdB
Die 8itterune einieermaBen giinltig
lit.
Aus ganberro, Muitra.
lien, miro mitgeteilt, bob unterbano-
lunsen i'm @ange itnb, 10 oaB eng.
Lamb big gum Sabre 1948 olles
Sletf9, Dos in Qultralien proou5iert
Diro, erbolten piro. Gus @apetotpn,
afrita, fommt Die Nadri6t, boB BON
bort cine Wil1ion 8funo &Gle uno
funftauleno ausgei6la6tete 0tinber
na6 @nglano geididt peroen.
Mit Ser Bolts sern a b.
rung itebt es in europa iebr i6ledt
aus. 9ie oiesidbrige grnte oedt nidt
einmal Die Salfte bes 8ebarfs. 8ie
aus Sranfreid beri9tet piro, muir.
ben Sleiidfolletteure in Der Rormon.
Die bon ben 8auern pertrieben. Sort
itano bic Igraragitation iGon Dor
oem &riege in bober 8liite. 8eiier als
nit Der @rnabrung liebt es au6 ni6t
nit Dem 8rennmaterial fir ben Be.
boritebenoen 8inter aus. Ssn 8aris
ltno aoblen nidt gu baben, benn Die
Broouttion uno Der Eronsport lie.
gen oarnteoer. Sunger unb adlte
itarren ben guropdern oiefen @inter
entgegen. Sel6it S9peoen unb oie,
S6meia ieben Dem 8inter nit gan.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-13
C. s., @A.

@s lit cine bon promtnenten 9i9t.
fatboliten anerfonnte Gatiade, bob
Die fatboliIde Stride Der einaige ru.
benoe Punft in Der gegenmGrtieen
Beltfataltropbe 1T uno, pie iie es
idon in tritiiden 3eiten in Der Ser.
gongenbeit mar, Die ein3ige &ettung
aus oem 5unebmenoen 9aotii6en 3u.
1tano.
Bor nidt ear LANCER 3eit bot II. a.
Elm geDifier Sbomas 2omar Sumter
(gei6ttotboIif) in Der ,Hi9mono
Times Dispat6', 8i6mono, Ba., bic
folgenoen IeuBerungen getan: r8enn
irgen0eine Snltitution oen pabnnit.
3igen Btrrtpar Der beutigen @elt
iiegrei6 gu iiberleben oermas, 10 lit es
gon5 beItimmt Die romii9.tatboliihe
Stride. @egen oielen unna6giebigen
oogmatilden 5upernoturalismus
iinb Die Bfeile 0es moterialiItilden
Hationolismus 10 obnntd9tig, aIs
Denn Tie gegen Die NtldltroBe obee.
iboiien tplroen. 0arin erblide i9 Sen
itartIten 8epets fir Die uneri6iit.
terlide Douer Der fatbolii9en Sir.
DIE. Sinter oieiem itarten 8oQpert
lit iie geitdert. Sic bot aobIrei6e
59ismen iiberlebt un0 lit imItanoe
nod Deitere 3u iiberleben. Der toII1te
uno- Diitenoite Itbeismus tann ite
nt4t i'm gerIngiten beriibren. sic lit
10 alt pie Dos @briitentum uno ibre
@ei6i6te lit Die @ei9i9te Der DRIFT.
li9en Stride. sic iiberlebte ben I'm.
tergang oes r0miiden Reides. Die
@rbebuug oes observation-disclosures
un0 belt bic @efabr 6es silom bon
europa fern BEL Eours uno 2eponto.
Sic erlitt fiegreid Die tartarii6en
ueberfaIle. Benn i'd Die 8olititer
bon Der 3erItorung oes GbriItentums
reoen bore, 10 blide i9 auf bic r0.
miId.fatbolil6e Stride uno fiibIe mid
berubigt. Wan tann oielelbe berfoI.
gen, aber man tann lte nidt 5erIt0ren.
Stalin uno StoIintsmus iino nur
cine ooriibereeben6e @rI9etnung.
Die &ir9engloden tperoen tpieoer inn
&remI eridoIlen. 0ie Stride bat
i6limmere 8erfoIger ols SitIer uno
Sitlerismus erIebt. Ser Stride bongt
ni6t Der Sitler. sic bot einem 9ero,
einem @ommoous, einem garocouo,
einem @aligula unb onoern blutoiir.
ittgen DeIpoten Erot geboten. :.
SSn tbrem unnadgiebigen, unitber.
Dinolt6en Supernaturalismus Itebt
tie oa, uneridiitterlid, etpig."
Dieie BON einem aufri9tigen ni9t.
totbolii6en 8eobodter ousgeipro.
6ene 8obrbeit miro in 6ieien i9tpe.
rem 8eiten Der Berfolgung aIles STE.
ltgiolen, @uten unb @6len bon Wil.
lionen gtl6tfatbolifen onerfannt uno
bemunoert. lRan idout boffnunss.
DoQ 5u oieiem iiber alle 2dnoer Der
groe bini6einenoen 2eu6tturm ouf
Dem uniiberDinoli6en, iturmerprob.
ten 5elIen Betri binauf als gum Elm.
5lgen lt6ern Hort in Ben tolenoen
Wirbeln elmer iturmgepeitl6ten @elt.
Ueoge Der bon @ott ielblt bingeItelte
2eu6tturm re6t bielen ben @eg al
tbrem iroll9en nno epigen Seile 5ei-
gen!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-13
MuAkun@
Bon BrDf. s. ID. 9abren,
Gebafteur bes ,@aiienfreuub
sSrau @m. g., ga. -

Sbnen uno allen neuen 2elern
ge6en mir Die 8erii6erung, ooB Ole
in oQen unIern 9ln3eigen anecbote.
men uno BON uns empfoblenen Seil.
mitteI nur aus SeiItrdutern berge'
Iteat iin0 uno feinerIei i9a6li9e
Drogen entbalten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-13
: @m. Sd, 0o.

Ser @eiunbe lit INNER immuner
gegen slnltedung aIs &ranfe uno
SdDade. 8er einen abgebGrteten
&orper bat, miro ielten ongeiteft.
9ie meiiten &ranfbeitsfeime iommeln
lt6 oa an, mo oiele Weniben oerteb.
rem, ouf ben Straben Der StGbte uno
in oen Sbeatern. @enn man be6enft,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-13
Bp1trllt Enrr zrtta1g ,ttr1t ah!

@enn Ou ieber 2er bir Sage Oaet cine enung fr bene
3tnna ebaIn ba S m mSsI it, s Onen ubresbetrag
en5nenben 10 brae n u Onberu arte rHba D bne ben gras tell
wfe oOer besabu faun ir euben Sa 3eituns mter
abbeanms bSeu ben &erln enes alien renubes nub
enen sdabcu fir bic fatbOIde Erefe.
On ann bein abnHement anf ben obO ainrennS Os bas
eSoep6nnm @eb erneu einen 2e nOen auf fol-
genbem 5Drmular:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-13
Gdiper beimgeiudte fatboliide Mii'
iipn in Der 0anbidnrei

Seit ibrer @riinoung inn Sabre
1928 bat Die fatboliide Miiiion in
Ser Wanbidurei blutige 8erfolgun.
gen erIebt. 8as Marpfnoa. .Suibun.
Miliionsfelo ma6te in ben eriten
funf5ebn Sobren berartige Sort
ibritte, oaB es i'm Sabre 1888 gum
apoitolii6en 8ifariat erboben nuroe.
Sci ben 8orer-unruben tpurben bic.
Re Miiiiondre getotet. 8ii6of Gull.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-13
0eutide Turidnngsherfnde in ben
Ser. GtQQten 6emnGhit?

aus Sronffurt q. 30. beridtet bic
uaii. BreB" unter'm %. 4usuit:
~8on militdrii6er Seite tpir6 BE-
faltntgegeben, bob cine @ruppe oeut'
iher 8iiienidaft1er uno Se9niter
nod ben Ser. Staaten gebrodt ner'
ben ion. 6amit iie bort ibre Sor'
idungsoeriude, an oenen ite our 3eit
Der &apitulation 9eutihlan6s arbei.
teten, nit praftiiden @rperimenten
fortieten. Sffi5iea miro mttgeteilt,
lie pdren leoigli6 ,gemietet', unb es
Wiiroe 8ert oarauf gelegt, boB iie
feinerlei 3ugong gu ,tlaiiifi5ierten
ameritanii6en @ntpiirfen' finoen
Diit6en. 0a6 @rleoieung ibrer Iuf.
gaben piiroe bieie @ruppe pieber
nod 9euti6lono auriidgei6idt per'
0en."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-13

es ounfelt, unO rubig fIieBet Der
&betn'. @s iIt beute in Der Sat bun.
Eel om &bein."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-13
Grsbtfdof Spellman anf Der Sabrt
mad Dem Basifif

gr5biidof Srancis 5. spellman
bon Seem Yorf, Wilitdrpifar Der ane.
rtfaniiden Streitfrafte, befinbet iid
auf elmer Gour nod Dem pa3ifii9en
&riegsl6auplab.
~Sbpobl Die Geinoieligfeiten if.
rem @nOe entgegengingen, ols i6 bel
einem 8eiu9 oes Brdiioenten Gru.
man in 8aibington meine 8lGne ab.
l6lob," iogte Der @r5bil6of, ~mo6te
i6 bod uniere SSungens orauBen unb
ibre Jelotaplane beiuden, bon 0enen
Sunoerte beretts ieit 0rei ODER bier
Sabren bon Sauie meg iino."
@r5biidof 5peaman begibt it6
nad Guam, Soipon, Ofinapo unb
bic Pbilippinen. @r bofft am A. Otto.
ber pieoer in Seem gorf 5uriid gu
iein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-13
9entIde friegsgefangene Seminari
iteu tuerSen eu Brieftern
berangebil6et

Bie aus Boris beri9tet ipiro, lit
i'm &loIter bon 0otre Game 0u &i.
bet, elf Meilen bon Qlgter, Elm 5emi.
nar fir 6euti6e @efangene er0ffnet
uor0en, Die bon ben geo5is in Die
armee gepreBt tporoen paren. Iue
Seminartiten uno 9}opi3en, tpel6e
BON Der fran5oiiiden Armee in Nfrifa
gefangengenommen tDur6en, neroen
mad Dem neu erri9teten Seminar
ge6radt, Inn ibre Stuoien gu been.
ben. Sbr Sberer, Gom 8elaer, O.
S.B., ebemaliger Qbt oes beribmten
8euroner 8eneoiftinerloIters, pIont
elm dbnli9es Seminar in Der ytQbe
BON Orleans fir oeutide &riegsge'
fangene.
&us 2onoon miro beri6tet, ooB bos
6ritii6e Irbeitsminilterium olIe ia.
tbolil6en &anoioaten oes Brieiter.
tnns aus Dem 9eere entlaIlen bat,
~um Dem groBen BrieItermangel OBJ
3ubelfen". Die Stubenten miilen
orei Sabre WilitGroienit binter it6
baben. Die &anoiboten perben bon
ben fatbolii6en 9lutoritGten ausge,
lpdblt tperoen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
NewCarsSeen
Due This Fall
Major Labor Upset
Would Cause Delay

WASHINGTON. May 5-Auto
manufacturers expect to turn out
a few cars by fall, but believe
volume production will not be
attained until late this year or
early in 1916. the Dow-Jones
Agency reported today.
This preview of reconversion'
representing the consensus OF In
dustrys leaders, makes allowance
for foreseeable difficulties IN
procurement, but doesn't take into
consideration any possible sudden
stepping up of armament demands
for the Pacific war or any major
labor upset, il was stated.
Whether present plans for re-
sumption of motor car output
proceed ahead of or behind the
schedule depends on such factors
as war contract cutbacks and cam
cellations, delivery rates on ma
chine tools and other equipment,
and the speed with which the
plants can be cleared OF U. s..
owned machines and materials
after contract terminati0nS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
BALANCE NEEDED

From a financial standpoint. the
fight 10 control initiation over here
will be a race to balance the huge
quantities of circulating media
with a corresponding supply of
goods and services available for
purchase over here by civilians.
On the other hand, if we detract
from the supply of goods either
through government lend-lease
commitments after the -war-or
through giving foreigners artifi-
cial purchasing power" over here
through the proposed Breton
Woods monetary fund and bank,
then we will add to the initiation
airy pressures by putting an ex-
port boom on top Of domestic
replenishment boom.
Judge Rosenman's' re mar X S
about the effects of food exports
on the sufficiency of the domestic
diet were in line with fears al
ready expressed by the domestic
machine tool makers that political
commitments for the shipment Of
machinery TO Russia and else
where might interfere with the
retooling of the automobile in
dustry and other u. S. peacetime
trades.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
General Finance
Earns $510,849

General Finance Corporation
and subsidiaries for the quarter
ended February 28. 1945, reports
a net income of $510,849 after
charges, federal taxes on income
and provisions for renegotiation,
equal, after preferred dividend re-
uuirements, to So cents a share
on the 867, ,110 shares common.
The accounts of Wacker Corp.
have not been included in the re-
port.
Comparative figures are not
available.
In report for the auarter-the
company states that liability for
excess profits taxes, if any, is not
determinable until the end Of the
year and that federal income
Ia .es have been computed at 40
per cent.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

1887 today as Wall Street looked
into a prosperous postwar future
Trading increased.
Danish bonds reached new highs
since 1889 and other European
loans gained on anticipation of an
early end of the war against Ger
many. Grain movements mar
rowed. Cotton firmed.
Gains in the stock market were
mostly fractional. Traders sin
gled out the so-called peace
shares, concentrating on such is.
sues as American Radiator in the
building division, the motors, soft
drink issues, glass stocks. some
Of the airlines and conmunica.
tions, notably international Tele-
phone issues.
The industrial average reached
new high since Sept. 5, 1887
New tops were made by such
stocks as American Air Lines
Briggs Manufacturing. Chrysler
General Motors, Electric Auto
Lite, Grumman Aircraft. Coca.
Cola, Libbey- Owens-Ford Glass
Standard Oil IN. J), Schenley,
Philco and Dow Chemical.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Thompson Prod.
Earnings Ease
Net for First Quarter
Placed at $722,427

Combined sales OF Thompson
Products. Inc, for all subsidiaries
for the three months ended March
81, 1945, were S32. .7S7, ,495 accord
ing TO announcement by +. c.
Crawford, president
Shipments of Thompson Prod
tets, inc, and consolidated sub
salaries were 939.233 and
Thompson Aircraft Products Co,
$12. .848, ,262.
For the same period OF 1914,
combined sales were $35. 1863. .983,
divided S21 ,359, 124 and $l4, 4,4l0,-
$50. respectively.
Net earnings OF all companies,
after provision for estimated taxes
on income, reserves for contin-
gencies and renegotiation, totaled
$722, ,427, equivalent, after provi-
sion for dividends on preferred
stock, to $1.A per share on the
common.
OF this amount, Thompson
Products, Inc, and consolidated
subsidiaries reported $515, ,638 and
Thompson Aircraft Products Co.
S206, 789, or S1.27 and 81 cents,
per share respectively. Results
are subject to renegotiation and
year-end adjustments.
For the same period In 1914,
combined earnings were $798 ,006,
equal to S247 per share, divided
STA for Thompson Products, Inc,
and consolidated subsidiaries and
70 cents for Thompson Aircraft
Products Co.
Provision for taxes on income
and renegotiation amounted TO ST.
542. 1852 for Thompson Products
Inc. and consolidated subsidiaries
and S908,300 for Thompson Air
craft Products Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Make Own Bodies

Messrs. Howarth and Hallas,
who collaborate on Nash-kel-
vinator public relations, collab-
Grated on q phone call TO the
writer and took me TO task for
saving that Hudson was the
only Independent owning It's own
body plant.
"You are forgetting the great
Seaman Body Works In Milwau-
kee which II wholly-owned by
Nash = Kelvinator," they said.
"Modesty keeps Us from men,
tioning the fact that Seaman
developed the first successful
body In which both body and
chassis were one integral unit
1T was used on the Nash 600,"
they added.
And between bushes, I man.
aged TO explain that j was re.
ferring 10 the Detroit area
and that was as good an excuse
as any.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Host TO Engineers

Detroit Diesel engine division
Of General Motors played host
Friday TO 20 engineering de-
partment heads Of number OF
The Midwest's leading colleges
and universities.
In a morning session At the
General Motors Building and IN
the afternoon at the Detroit
Diesel plant, the professors were
given a preview OF Diesel train
ing programs made available TO
them and their students for
postwar study. The meetings
we're held in conjunction with
me Diesel Engine Msnufac-
turerS Association.
Harvey T. Hill and Prof. r.
3. Rice spoke for the aSsocla-
tion. Detroit Diesel speakers
included V. c. Gem, T. l..
Guarniere, F. G.. Shoemaker.
John Dickson and A. F. Brecht.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
What'sNew
In Business
Urge Surplus Trucks
Be Shipped TO France
By WARD SCHULTZ

Truck makers are urging that
when army contracts for their
trucks are cancelled. surplus In
Ventories in their hands be made
into trucks for export to France.
They point out that the truck
transports of the type now be-
ing cutback, are not of a type
which would be useful in this
country. but that they would be
very desirable in France, where
transportation and roads are in
bad shape because Of the war.
The deal would call for a shift
Of contracts from army ord
nance TO treasury.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
POLITICAL DOCUMENT

Judge Rosenman's report was a
political document, and the ad-
missions as to the realities about
double entry bookkeeping were in
cidental. but they constitute the
significant part of his report.
In spite of the fact that his
recommendations will cut down
the rations of the u. S. citizen
Judge Rosennan, nevertheless,
proposes we go ahead with them.
In fact, he advocates that we
supplement the allotment of food
for the u. s. citizen with some
propaganda, saying:
"Since ALLEGATION Of civilian
supplies to liberated countries,
In all probability, will cut into
the ration of the American con-
sumer, a widespread official and
public campaign should be
un d er ( aiken to inform the
American people of the gravity
Of the needs of our allies I'm
liberated Europe"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Farmers Market
DETROIT

FRUITs-Apples. Baldwins. No. !, 81 50
? s3 45-lb. bu Delicious. No. l, 81 500 2,so
o-lb bu. Jonathans. No. l. IL 25@ s5 -,
10. bu, Northern Spys. No. ], -. 80 2;so
45-ib. bu; Steele's Red, No. 1, S2.e .e5 45-b. ou.
VEGETABLE CREENs-Mustsrd Greens NO.
1, 3l.75@2 bu. Spinach, No. ], t7se3
18Th. bu. Turnip Green's No. I, 81 7Sa 2
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS - French
Endiye. hothouse, fancy. 50 5-lb. box No. l.
VEGETABLES. MIsc.-Beet,. topped No.
1. SipiSo bu. Carrots topped. No. !.
i.asSi7s bu. Celery Root No ! sag
2.25 bu. Chives. 81 "a as doz. HorrIsdsn'
No. 4. 3i.25el.5o peck bsk,. Leeh, No /.
eocdsl.25 doz. ochs. Dry Onions fancy
$3.50 5o-lb. sack. No. I medium, l29s
It's. Onion sets. s.-in. $3.50 32-o. sack:
7.-in.. So; LIN. 81. so. Green Onions. fancy.
9ocasl doz. bchs. No. 1. 65e75c. Parsnips'
No. /, sl.75@2 bu. Parsley Root no l.
sl6150 dor. bchs. Parsley. curly No. l,
75ceSl doz. bchs. Potatoes No. ], s3L l
10o-lb. sack. Radishes, outdoor. No /, sl.2o
,qi.5o don. bchs. Rhubsrb. outdoor. No. :
75c@si dor bchs: hothouse. choice. oScgsl
5-ib box. Rutabsras. fancy. 81 IS on No.
=, 75c@si. Squash. Hubbard. No. soe .
si.25 bu: Trnips topped. fancy. sl,75 ou'
No. 1, Sf.25@1.50.
ECGs-Extra large, sl3.o2 3o-dcz csse'
lsrre, S12.42: medium, sii 50
PLANTS-veretable, slm1.50 nat. PAnsy
No. 1, s2.5oes 15-ib nst Gcranilms' ~
14-pot nat Misc. Flowers. fancy, ~ nat NO
/, Sl.5o@1.75.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
PET Milk Co. Unit
Gets Federal Award

The Hudson, Mich, plant OF the
Pet Mir Company has earned
the coveted A for achievement,
award of the War Food Admin
istration IL was announced Satur-
day by Angus c. Doane, regional
WA director. A green and white
A flag will be presented TO the
company and A pins to the en-
ployes in the near future, Doane
said. The plant processes and
evaporates milk and dry ice cream
mix.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Rye Futures
Extend Gains
Wheat Corn Uneven
as Barley Declines

CHICAGO, May ) GNS)-Rye
continued on the upgrade today
and closed 1c TO 1hc up. Last
prices generally were at the high
with May at Sl.37@..
Wheat closed unchanged to hc
higher after moving nervously in
a moderate trade. Prices were
sc to 1c lower at one time. May
finished &c up at S175k.
Corn finished &c up to %c
down. oats &c up 10 &c down
and barley i4c off.
Estimated carlots: Wheat az
corn 16S, oats 23.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Halls Judge Rosenman's S
Report on Europe
Analysis Comedies Food Exports
Would Cut Into American Rations
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYsER

Aside from the immediate significance of his report to the
liberated
Samuel Roenman analysis helps awaken Americans to the
economic realities
sharp the haleujah
spirit Secretary Wallace about ebng u s. foreign
trade
describing the shipment of food hungry Europeans
Rosenman cocedes
American supply will "cut into the
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Young Winner

Lewis Bartlett. age Il. stu
dent OF the Edward Cerveny
School, won a cash prize in
national cartoon contest spon-
sored by Nesbitt Fruit Prod
ucts, Inc. Young Bartlett was
presented with the winning
check by w. l.. Beamer. presi-
dent OF the Silver Springs
Water Co., local bother OF Nes-
bits California Orange.
According 10 Beamer, over
$4,000 boys and girls OF junior
high school age entered the
contest and submitted cartoons.
Two winners were picked each
month.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
MINES MOTIVES

In another section of his report,
Mr.. Rosenman mixes motives, ad-
vocating feeding northwest Europe
for humane and political reasons,
and then he attempts to link up
such arguments with self interest,
adding:
United States economy, too,
will he deeply affected unless
northwest Europe again re-
sumes Its place In the interna-
tional exchange of goods and
services"
The implication of the latter
remark is that il is the chosen
duty of the United States TO pay
for all of Europe's wars.
Obviously. with European pro-
duction broken down, it will bt
necessary for us 10 embark or
large scale charity operations un'
til new crops can be planted and
grown overseas.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Income Up
Hupp M o tor Shows
Sharp Rise in Net

Hupp Motor Car Corp. reports
net income for the quarter
ended March 81. 1945. of 1890, ,356,
equal to 16 cents per share, as
compared with SS9. .946. or five
cents a share for the same period
IN 1914 no provisions were made
in either quarter for renegotia-
tions or postwar reserves.
Net income of the Globe Stamp
ing Division of Cleveland was not
included in the 1914 quarter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
20 Years Later!

Gave talk before group Of
Detroit high school mathematics
teachers at Hutchins Interme-
date School the other day on
"The Mathematics of the Fi-
nancial Page"
Something closely akin 10
stagefright swept over me when.
among the 80 or so present, l
spotted Richard Remington and
Florence Younglove, both Of
whom struggled TO drive a little
"math" into my head at North
western High School some IL
or 20 years ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

ration Of the American consumer"
This remark has an application
beyond the immediate situation.
While the politicians are beating
the tom-toms for the Breton
Woods agreements on the ground
that they will stimulate exports
during the transitional period
ahead, it is a grave question
whether, in light of the supply
and the monetary situation, we
will have a net exportable surplus
in the years of reconversion and
replenishment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Monroe Auto 10 Get
{ Award Renewal

Admiral c. c. Bloch. chairman
Of the board for production awards
of the u. S. Navy announced Sat-
urday that due 10 the untiring
efforts of the men and women of
the Monroe Auto Equipment Co.
TO produce the equipment needed
for victory, the navy board had
granted the plant fourth renewal
of the army navy f award.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Harold B. Sadowski
Opens Law Offices

Harold Ball Sadowski, former
deputy collector Of internal rev.
enue for the Michigan district and
also former assistant prosecuting
attorney of Wayne County. has
announced the opening of law of.
fees at 2770 Penobscot Building.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Florence Stove Co.
Lists Quarterly Net

Florence Stove Co. reports for
the quarter ended March 81,
1945. a net profit of S3l8, $50, after
taxes and reserves for contingen-
cies and renegotiation, equal to
80 cents a share. No comparison
is available.