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Montana labor news., 1945-09-06

from the Attorney General or any Judge
of the Court if the Courts decision on
the Gugler case would prevent a victim
Of an Industrial Accident from getting
a doctors attention or disqualification.
The members Of the Legislature should
not have been so gullible as to swallow
hook, bait and sinker, the propaganda
that was peddled them against the
Court on account of its decision in
favor OF an injured worker.
Labor Would Act Swiftly
Suppose that Senate Bill No. ia had
not been enacted and the Industrial Ac-
cident Board started to put into effect
the threat not to give the injured work
ers medical attention until the accident
was thoroughly Investigated. Then or
gained Labor would have acted in
stantly. The Industrial Accident Board
would be showed under by court ac-
tons, injunctions and Mandamus pro-
ceeding, and possibly some employers
would experience work stoppages, a
strike, until the question of taking care
of the wounded by industrial accidents
would have been settled. In the end
there might be a revolution in the In
dustrial Accident Board and the Chair
man find himself out Of a job.
The Workmen's Compensation Act
This was not enacted for the benefit
OF doctors, or to give the Chairman OF
the Board a job at $4,000 per year
the Compensation Act was enacted to
make industry take care Of its injured
that they may not become a burden on
the general taxpayer.
Look Quit Danger Ahead
The %enacting of legislation such as
Senate Bill No. ia in violation of the
Constitution of the state. du, ing the
closing hours of the legislature, estab-
fishes a precedent. Therefore, we need
not be surprised if some future session
Of the legislature during the closing
hours, and in violation Of the Constitu-
ton enact a law making it a criminal
conspiracy to belong to a labor union
Montana labor news., 1945-09-06
Committee Reports

Ray Rebal reported for the Chamber
of Commerce committee.
On motion all unions are urged to
take out membership in the Workers
Education Bureau of the AFL to pre-
pare for a mid-winter institute at Great
Falls.
Montana labor news., 1945-09-06
Delegates Reports

/. l.. Price reporting Tor the Car
penters urged that all affiliated unions
participate in the Workers Education
Bureau.
+. r. Richards reported that the
Painters voted to return to the 4O-hour
week.
Leo Stewart reported that the Clerks
have succeeded in having their new
agreement signed. They we're granted
wage increases with Il week vacation
for one year service and two weeks
vacation for every employee with two
or more years service.
Austin Thompson reported that all
service stations except Firestone and
Rainbow Station have signed a new
agreement providing S5c an hour mini
mum for al employees.
The Auto Dealers Association has
also signed new agreements.
Ray Rebal reported that the Typos
have again resumed negotiations.
Montana labor news., 1945-09-06
Unfinished Business

Leo Stewart reported that Bernard
Leary has been appointed business
agent for the Retail Clerks, replacing
Z. r. Kennison.
Montana labor news., 1945-09-06

Resolutions on Missouri Valley Au-
thority
WHEREAS, Business, industry,
farmers and workers of the state com
p%rising the Tennessee Valley are unani-
nous in their praise Of the benefits to
the entire area, through the develop
mnt Of IVA, and
WHEREAS, A bill has been intro
duced in Congress which would set up
a Missouri Valley Authority patterned
after IVA, and
WHEREAS, The states comprising
the Missouri Valley drainage area have
far greater natural resources than any
Of the states comprising the iva, and
the development Of these natural re-
sources would open new frontiers of
commerce, industry and agriculture
which would give employment to our
returning soldiers, and
WHEREAS, Opposition to this ma
tional project has developed from a
group whom we believe are influenced
by the great power and other selfish
corporate interests DESTROYS Of monopo-
listic control Of our great streams, pow
er sites and other natural resources, and
which in case Of the irrigation dam at
Toston, Montana, gives us foundation
for this belief; also the fact that hydro
electric power sites are and have been
under monopolistic control, thereby de-
priying the people Of full use and bene-
fit Of these most important natural re-
sources, and
WHEREAS, 1t is II considered
opinion that the interests Of irrigation,
navigation, flood control and power de-
velopment can be best served by the
establishment of one authority with full
authority to develop and preserve the
peoples interests; therefore be it
Montana labor news., 1945-09-06

Resolution to raise Unemployment
Benefits to $500 a week and extend
duration OF benefits to % weeks.
WHEREAS, With an anticipated re-
serve fund Of more than twenty million
dollars in the Unemployment Compen-
sation fund by the time our next legis-
lative session @conyenes, it is expected
that there will be a drive on by the re-
dictionary forces OF the state to weaken
the act by reducing the tax on the en-
ployer, and
WHEREAS, To weaken the act by
making inroads ON the reserves through
lack Of sufficient tax would be to rob
the insured worker Of some Of the bene-
fits now enjoyed, and
WHEREAS, Most Of the states i'm
mediately surrounding Montana have
strengthened their Unemployment Com
pensation act to the extent that benefits
paid are much more liberal than those
paid in Montana, and
WHEREAS, The financial condition
OF the Montana Unemployment Com
pensation fund should give evidence
that the benefits paid under the act can
be liberalized rather than reduced, and
WHEREAS, Most employers answer
ing a questionable sent out by the I'm
employment Compensation Commission
are in agreement that the benefits under
the act should be increased, now there
fore be it
RESOLVED, That we instruct our
president and executive board to pre-
pare and submit amendments to the
Unemployment Compensation Act that
will raise the maxi/lum weekly benefit
to twenty-five dollars ($25.00) and ex-
tend the duration Of benefits to twenty
six (26) weeks and be it further
RESOLVED, That the method Of de
terminin9 the amount of weekly benefit
du an unemployed worker be increased
from four per cent of the highest quar-
tiers earnings, to five per cent of the
earnings Of the highest quarter.
Montana labor news., 1945-09-06
Communication


From the Great Falls Lions club an
invitation to all members Of organized
labor to attend a luncheon at the Hotel
Rainbow Tuesday noon Sept. 4th. Pro
fessor Edmund Freeman, a member Of
organized labor and a professor from
the University OF Montana, will speak
on the economic and social council OF
the United Nations Charter. The price
Of the luncheon is 75c and reservations
must be made by early Tuesday morn
ing. For reservations call Dean Stan
ley, 1910.
Montana labor news., 1945-09-06
News of The Cascade
Trades Assembly

Meeting Of August 81, 1915.
Credentials
From the Musicians for Marie Weber.
On motion delegate-elect was obligated
and seated.
Montana labor news., 1945-09-06

In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District Of the State Of Montana, In and
For the County of Silver Bow.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of August Abra-
Montana labor news., 1945-09-06

AS administrators Of the Estate Of Angus
A~brahamson, deceased.
FIRST Publication September 6. 1945-2T
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
rsT~-
Autos Pace
MdrketGaiins
Hudson at New High;
Chrysler Also Up

NEW YORK. May II CUP)-
Strength i'm automobile shares
featured a quiet. firm stock mar
ket session today.
Hudson, most active issue OF the
group. made ReW- high At ~
up III points Chryyler gained
more than a point and fractional
advances were noted IN Nash
Kelvinator, Packard and WHY'S
Overland. Studebaker rose nearly
point.
This rise in the motors came
in the face OF estimates that the
reconVeTHon 10 automobile pro-
daeiion wouid be SLOW one.
Market experts said the recovery
was technical one following re-
rent declines. 'Fhr Sanc situation
prevailed IN the rails where gains
ran 10 more than a point IN Santa
Re and Northern Pacific
AIrineS continued steady 10
firm. United featured with a rise
OF more than a point Oils i'm
proved under the lead Of Standard
OIL -. j. although Texas Co
sagged against the trend Good
year rose a pom; in 4 firm tire
Philip Morris was up ]
in the tObaCCOS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Pea Sees Net
Hit 1917. Mark

Despite two months ~ the most
severe winter weather IN recent
history Pea Pennsylvania -Col.
r--rti- 4 4 ii--ttr-rr r17z recorded TtS
best FIRST Q4aTlcr IN llS-IE years
existence Ray G Lochiel. Pea
treasurer, announced Saturday
After sustaining net loss for
Janlart- aH4t February of S98- -369.
Pea March net profit OF Si6e
f97 resulted IN A net profit for
the quarter ol ST Us Tins profit
i..at=.--.t--- ,,---t 1-r-rt-trSS OF ST.
tS2 for the same period year
ago.
-LpcratinC revenue rose 20
81 e9l 667 for The quarter An m
crease, cf---rt million dollar,
otrr mo l9i4 figure for An in
crease Of llJ per cost
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
What 'sNew
: , Business
Radio Industry Faces
Conversion BottIeneok
BY WARD SCHULTZ

While the automobile, refrig-
orator and other consumer goods
manufacturers happily plan and
prepare for al least partial con-
version the radio industry
gloomily looks over the picture
and figures that It will be lucky
If II gets under way on big pro-
ductiOn before vi Day.
It's not quite that bad but
the fact remains that you'll be-
very very =hIeky-H-yeH get a
new radio set this year
Here's the reason why:
First. they're head over heels
IN production OF fadar equip
ment and no substantial eHt-
backs arc anticipated IN the
near future.
And even If some of their IA
cilties were freed. industry eA-
pcrtS say that there afc certain
hottieneckS which would make
reconVerslon eXCecdlnly difficult
II not impossible
One botticneck is tubes Tube
makers arc still behind on war
demands
Then. too. there's shortage
or cabHet-TTdKIUE facilities
W p r approval of TrC0n-
version when war needs drop 10
- per cent OF delivery rate
provides little reason for en-
thuSldSm.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Farmers M arket
nFTROIf

RUIrsmAsaiss- -azia-srE=>--4-f,1s2 - 50 a
l5-ibl bu Delicious NJ = 81 so a
s5 4f-Ih bu JOnsthsns So/l. 81 2S.a
= lA--A-rA-- Northern Epler No
g 500 2 eS 45-io. se strrtc-E- rec ~,
yEGErABlE cREENs/- Mustard Greens
30 I. S2a2 50 ou S3irsch No Z. 81 a "a
90 SD. ba. TYnip Greens. No. !. s2a
LErTucE Axb SALAD GREENs-Fysneh
Eud!gs ho'nr1te fancy, 81 5-is box No !
81 50 SIrell NJ tiel 25 bu.
sE.s. fancy 81 co.. Dchs No J. SITS
or bona Bees topped No. I. . 80 bu
Carrots topped no. 81 Is "a 7a ou
eeley Boot. No Ssa2 Is bu .chlyes
s-al 2s d9y H0Tsersdi2h 40. ! 81 asa
so peck bAsset Leeks 80 l., 9ocHs Is
saes 80 I medium &l-2AAi 81 Ont--i
Se's ',4nch s. so 32-lo sack. 7,-inch 50
l-inca 81 50 Green Onions. fancy eoca
81 do7 bchS No !. 65,o7 Sc Psrsnips
No tl75e2 bu Parsley Poo, No J..
SlaI 50 coy ochs Parsley curly No I
-5C Coz b-ns Potatoes No S33l
iOOlo sax Rsdishes. outdoor No
s. asa so dot ochs Rhuoarb outdoor
SO esa75c do7 bchs hoihouss choice
81 s-lb box RuiahssaS fancy. 81 - but
socsti2s bu Tarnips ;oppes fsncy
SIS bu NJ Sl2SaI5o
ECGS-Extrs lsrrs SIS o2 3O-doz case
lsfFe tI2 a. medium s1i -
PLASTS--VeEetsbie slal 50 fat pAnsv
fancy $3.50 5-b0K fat No : 81 soa3
Cersniuus IS 1z-pot Eat Niscs lsneou'
flowers. fancy. 81 Fat No J. 81 sosl IS
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Fisher Joins
Mdrtin-Pdrry

Edward r Fisher has been
elected 10 the board of directors
OF Martin-Parry Corp. succeeding
George NJ. Clark, retired.
Fisher. who formerly was wee
president Of General Motors Corp
and general manager Of the
Fisher Body division Of General
Motors, brings TO the board Of
Martin-Parry a lifetime Of ex-
pereucc spent IN the manufactur-
ing business.
Fisher is wee president and -dl-
rector Of Fisher and Co, Of De-
Uolt and a member Of the board
directors OF General Motors
'gf-ft
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Hudson Motor
Net Up Sharply

Hudson Motor Car Co. and its
domestic and Canadian subsidi-
aries report net income for the
three months ended March 3f.
l945, Of S427 Ole or 27 cents a
share after all charges, including
depreciation and interest and
after provision of $4,000 for con-
tngencies and $lS6. AIS for federal
normal and surtaxes and Cana
dian income taxes.
The net income for the corre-
spending period of 1914 was S21l,-
s7i or II cents a share, The
companyS earnings are subject 10
audit. year-end adjustments and
70 rne provisions OF taw relating
TO renegotiation of war contracts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

Sedlch. ana Al present is pre-
pairing an analysis of outstanding
ads published ~ newspapers and
magazines during 1914
Also announced by the agency
was the appointment OF John r.
.McClintock 10 the writing staff
McClintock spent eight years
with the Frgldaire division Of
General Motors.
Clarence Kcrby formerly with
tke Chicago office of Foote, Gone
& BeldinC, Is uVw director
on the Ross Roy art staff while
Paul sutton has iolned the writ
ing staff sutton was recently on
the staff OF Owl overseas branch
IN New York.
" p tPaO Brigham 2 member
of Ross Roy Inc for nine years.
mas rrtGrncd 20 the company
after short term Of service with
z I. Polk & Co, and * now cI.
rccung the agencyS campaigns on
industrial and consumer products
for Hewitt Rubber Corp.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Out Of Toueh!!

Lawrence r. -Al-s.- -li--=-s-- = { Z sssstssss-
through the morning ua rte
critcr DAY Tt7rr- TT yr1TTTl
letter IN sualcmert AND tHCn
broke nto u hearty laugh
Err fTrtCT addressed ~ ~-r-
o. Cadillac Motor Car O. and
forwarded was from ar old
'r'rr7 who is uoW president rl
g Florida hank
Larry. my Cadillac T. begin.
ming "a get little old. Tho
friend wrote I'D he Interested
in any new. fvc-pa>>enger Cad
lilac YOU have available around
there
Gosh" Chacklcd FIsfcr II
thought every one | ever knew
Rad asked me what the Fisher
Brothers are going 10 do. since
We left General Motors. Now.
here's one that doesn't even
know I'm no longer at Cadillac"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Personal Notes

JlalS Rah.rcr Dc'roI' man
aEor for : s Bartc 4 CO..
starts w0rS Mondw wlth ar cr.
'Fr'} nc" ouiio0f or 'fa Hc
is celebrating i> 5n'a birthday
anniversary fre SUNDAY
William F'aso'r.e ar- IN tar q
|le7r engine automobile NH.l
Somo people THINK came 20 rest
IN Chicago, was actually p.r-
chased hy Graham-pagc I'm
told Detroit Monday wl'l nc
host 20 q couple o. The nations
top steel men. Irving OIds.
board chairman and Ben Fair
lesS, president * T. s S'ccl
Corp OldS viii address tho
Economic Club meeting at noon
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

Col. jacobson, who went an
active duty a. a member Of the
staff and faculty AT Fort Riley.
si4efi iisy.-55-4 n ter tt,-1r1 tfar-
Dor. will speak on The Soldier s
Return 10 the Postwar World.
Al the dinnes Wilson viii re-
ceive a plaque honoring hlm for
his outstanding contribution to
foremanShip through the years
The plaque is an annual AWARD
Of the National Association Of
FoTemen, with which the Detroit
Supervisor Forum is affiliated
The presentation VIII be made
by Bernard l. Howe. national di-
rector Of the NAE. Harvey Camp
bell, executive wee president of
the Detroit Board of Commerce,
Will serve a. -teastHaSt ter
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Late TfadinQ
Lifts sGfaiins
Rye, Corn Futures
Lead Uphill Trend

CHICAGO, Nav u INS)-
Grains generally ruled higher in
todays late dealing, following an
irregular trend through most of
the session.
Rye and corn led the uphill
trend with the larmnr grain scor-
ing gains ranging 20 l'4c before
meeting with realizing. Corn
TEuF-eft-tiT1- S-Ef4 = IN
fairly lively trading before back
ing down partially.
Closing prices We're wheat &c
to &c higher with May lac up At
StT5 -----
Corn finished .c 10 1ssc higher
with July al the high mark
Oats finished &c of 10 &C
higher and rye lisc TO l6sc iR
and around the high. Man rye
closed al Sl37 4-
Barley closed isC I'D 10 3. off
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Office Management
Unit 10 Meet MAY IS

Tho Detroit chapter of The Va
rorsl Office Management ASSo-
cauo0 announced Saturday that
rs rcClisr meeting Wlll be held
Tuesday A. the Lakewood Golf
Club Windsor. with Val Clare.
news editor uf RADIO Station
CkLW the guest speaker Golf
IS sCtod.icd for The afternoon
with dinner a. 8 30 p. m
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Paul Fields 10 Head
Business Service Here

The board OF directors Of the
American Business SerySce and
Advertising Agcncy Inc SOP
Lawyers building has named Paul
II Fields as general manager The
announcement was made by John
L CoWlng vice president in
charge ot public relations. In
ddl'Cr 10 bis management work
FlcIJS will do a special research
]ob/In the postwar plans Of mar
Xcunc and merchandising needs
Of industrial workers
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
United Air Lines, Inc.
Lists Gain in Profits

The United Air Lines, Inc. re-
ports a net profit for the quarter
ended March 81 of 81 SAB, ,2S8.
equal 10 S1.02 per share. as COM
pared with S1,110,0S3, or SO cents
share, for the similar quarter
In 1914.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

Dayton II was
a nm ou- ne q Il
Saturday by W.
l. Armstrong,
district mana
ager for 1WA.
AE# s-Ee.Htig &
explained that
ReeS appoint
ment iS in line
~ffttifi bc-rofS
ETo VII i'm
pOrtanCe as an
air terminal on
TW a : stem
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

hnnnring +
Wilson, preSi-'
dent OF General
Motors 10 be
held at s 30
p. m Wednes-
day. MaY16.l in
ne ballroom OF
the Hotel Stat
Ter.
The dinner is
u n Il q T [ n 2
sponsorship or
the Supervi-
Sor s Forum of
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Net Eases
Square D Co. Reports
Drop for Quarter

Square n Co reports n net
profit for the quarter ended March
81. l945. OF S446376. equal 20
81 0l per share as compared with
S49S.433. or Sl.13 share. for the
same quarter IN 1914
The net is subject 10 rcnego-
tiation and tho firm announces
that p reserve has been set up
for this purpose.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

Ills duties Will entail seEeietnE the
MAJOR air freight shippers in this
important industrial area
ReeS. Who last month was
+UUoTablN discharged alter three
years WIFI r11g ttrT1y Ar. Corps
JoIned TWA m 1888 As a resrTva-
tons representative - 'Aeel-4t orr or
and later was transferred 10
Kansas CITY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

agency
DR.. r. ~ Tis-
dale of Wash
has been
named 10 di-
rect all activi-
ties IN The field
of market and
prod u Ct re-
search He has
for many years
= p @ cialized IN
the psychology
cal aspects Of
cons uner re-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

in
Selling Life In
Sdrance at
monthly
fUUUHeon ofthe
T)ctrOIt LII @
Insurance In
dcrWTltcrS As
ISOLATION 10 be
held May Il in
The grand hall
Book tadTtfEc
Hotel. Starting
with &l29 900
of pEdIn ar Y
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Foremen to Hear
Army Viewpoint
Vet Guest Speaker
at Wilson Dinner

1t Col Edward II jacobson.
who saw service with tho e. S
Army IN North Afrca and Italy
IN this war before being placed
on the Inactive list, viii be the
principal speaker at dinner
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Name Valley, PIunkett
10 S. S. Kresge Board

Stockholders Of the s s KrcSgc
Co. a. the annual meeting elected
r " Plunkctt vice president "a
charge Of real estate Of the KrcSge
firm and y + Valley VICE prcSl-
cent Of The National Bank OF De
trott 10 the krcSge board Of d.
rectorS 10 replace r. A. Be. and
II n. ScryS
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
u. s. Rubber 10 Pay
SO Cents on Common

L. &. Rubber Co/has declared
dividend of 80 cents on common,
payable June Ito stock of record
MAY q. A ,s1milar payment was
made in the previous quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
TonReesN Named
IVA Aide Here

Tom Reer has been appointed
cargo sales representative for
TranScontInenial e. Western Ar.
Inc at Detroit to St1ecerd LLOYD
Riley. recently transferred To
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Piecemeal Transition
Is Called Beneficial
GraduaI Reconversion Of industry
Mitiqates Shock of Sudden Chang'
By MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYsER
sn,srnauonal Nsvs Service Economic Commentaries

In spite Of the problems readmment and reconveon the
ending enormously favorable
event
II destructive IN OF the
OF literally and guratVcy bleeding 20 death.
spirit
their poWShaes will become possible 10
productive facilities 10 the material welbeng OF civilian
E-e..z1 c-..z E1orczr
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Ross Roy Agency
Adds to Staff
Postwar Expansion
Program Under Way

The addition of new personnel
and plans for postwar expansion
was announced Saturday bySRoss
-RoY. Inc, Detroit advertising
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Phones Delayed

And the telephone ceHaaE,st--t-z aaga,--z
say that the demand for tclc-
phones viii not be filled tor
from TWO 10 five years
II you're one Of the 500 600
Americans Who need only p Tee
c5Ivcr installed IN your home.
youil probably get n this year
Materials were released N-E
kDas
II YOU 'ro one ~ tho I 200 600
whose needs can only bc satis-
fed By installation of additional
central or branch offlce en.p-
cables switchboard cfc.
-it will be az least another
year
But II Japan is invaded VIA
Gan @ = - = =. r. :, .;11-.-tt----rr 11-.-tt----rr--
Of extensive communication
over there-,t may toe five
wears
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Hewitt 10 Address
Life Underwriters

Ralph c Hewitt. agent. Metro
poljan Life Insurance Co Flor
t-.tt.r---,t.. G. VIII speak on "Three
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
COMPLICATED PROBLEM

Yet, in spite Of the compllca-
tlOn Of one var oltla,unG- an.
nIheE--fhc- -pIeccmeaI transition
from a war economy 10 a peace
economy, 70 some extent miu-
gates the shock o. sudden change
II seems likely that an overall
Cutback running up 20 40 per
cent. az least, on munitions i~
now almost imurd.ately in order
AS war workers arc. released
from shlpAards and other msst-
t,on plants n is 10 bc hoped thar
they Will flow rapidly lnlo indus
tr7ev, SUCH IS teNtics wood
working and chemicals. which are
stiu subject 70 manpo&CE sAQft-
ages.
In recent weeks the tn@ of re-
leased workers into Jobs where
they arr uCrtCu UaS Tot brcn
RAPID. The circulation Of foolish
notions. such as tne ballyno0
about the coming Of p nonstop
boom and uerpc1L-al Ill t-ftfff7tty-yy-= t-ftff7ty--y
nent. may haze contributed "a
the dimming Of ardor among somc
10 make 4 quick personal rrai-
i1JCf~1qrf
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
GHi. -rUKSH GRAIS
CHICAGO NJ

IHIIAEO1 Way = TINs -Ca16 nam
close
WEEAT-Eone -
CORS-Sc YeileW-t g . "a His-s NJ.
? ye'loN. 81 l6as No yellow 81 ~ 20
! No yeLics sl.Ios4ri Ia sample
Ffsde yellow, SSca&4
-EETE-N@-44-- ----.------.,-----.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
MINNIPIG GRAIS

WINNIPEG "a ms -R7s e.osso
: - ~ 2c nighsr t01sy Ma sl53 july
81 49,. 46 October Si9lEl 3ils De
center. 8; 1sai 2sis
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
ANACoNnA wIRF A rAnII 90

Quar- endso Mar 81 Io45 iss4
Share esrninEt CSC y
Net profit s2730sl s3z- n
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

TOLEDO CASH ftttS
TOLEDO o May "a lINS -Cssn grain
On track
wHEAT-No red si7ss4 - red
81 ga.
CoRS-En , seaae 81 H. 70 ysi,
IoF ~ 4i.n1.i5t.
oATs-so 2 white. ss'4as8ts No 5
Wti'f So ssesc
SoYBEANS-No. = yellow S7I5a2ls.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Trend of Sales

tIfes On the New YORK Stock Exchanse
tadsy were approximately $50 600 shares.
= Biz board sales through the day:
p Open 70 1900 10000 shares
I 90 70 close $40 0nn shares
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

production m his first nine
months. he has already placed
ever $500 600 Of business.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

CTLANTsT CORP OF AMERICA
Quar- ended Esr ~ 1885 le4f
-cm tttrf sa-r Sic 40r
yt' prrr 81 sFssE- 1850 4nl
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

Until Nippon follows the Emo-
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growing out Of the Pacific war,
have been satisfied
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

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