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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-06
What's in a Name?

LEXINGTON, Ky. -eU.D -
Robert M. Watt, Lexington, Is
president of the Lexington Gas
and Electric Company.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-06

and Pennsylvania will battle 1t
out for Ivy league honors in
Philadelphia.
The leading teams,
ARMY (86) 982
NOTRE DAME CD 8O4
ALABAMA "a 1893
NAVY 90 7O2
ST. MARY'S (2) 486
INDIANA 60 AS
MICHIGAN 346
OHIO STATE 28O
PENNSYLVANIA 218
COLUMBIA 1877
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-06
Lineups:

Scoring: st. Mary's, Petitpren!s
Coke; st. Michael, Drops
Haase, extra point plunge.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Negro Homes
Site Offered

pownriver communities. through
tbsir representatives in the Wayne
MIN Board Of Supervisors
Me accepted a challenge thrown
down by the Federal Public
Housing Authority and have 80.
lected a substitute site for ,hc
Negro housing project scheduled
for Ecorse Township, 1t was
learned today.
AT p meeting last night in Mel
Nlndale, Mayor George r. Stod-
dard was instructed 10 draw up A
new resolution asking the board
ot supervisors TO recommend "A
location in Nankin Township for
tho project. The Nankin Town
ship site lies south of the Michi-
gan Central Railroad and borders
Van Born road.
The Nankin site is being rec
commended Tor action by tho ways
and means committee OF the su-
perViSors at a meeting tomorrow
A. , p. m, Final action by the
board IS scheduled for Tuesday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Slayer Of Father
Held as Bandit

SAGINAW July IA 19-year-
old Saginaw youth who killed his
father hve years ago was held TO-
day or charges Of attempted rob-
berry.
Tho youth Loul, Manning, Ali
y. Franklin, was caught with two
companions while attempting 10
steal car 10 start a hOldup cam
paign one OF the others revealed
Yesterday 10 Prosecutor Donald
". Gilbert
Also tacfng 4 robbery attempt
warrant is Daniel Mopavich, 20, of
3l4 N Baum and Robert Blerlein.
10. OF 542 S Eleventh, both OF
whom are now on probation.
Manning was sent 10 Ford Re
public after fatally shooting his
father five years ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
VaRaalaIS
Released


SAGINAW. Julv - - sheriff
Hugo a. MuchionoeCk said today
that no charges would be made
agaJnSt tWo l6.yCsT-old youths
who admitted knocking down 30
rura. mail boNcs ON swan Creek
InaG
The sheriff aid that al but one
ol tho 80 persorS .nconvenienced
did not w-h. tine boy. punished
enr woman charged ,na' tho boys
were hong pT0lcclCd . hY the
ShcIllAX- department,
Prosecutor Don1ld " Gilbert
SAID Ito csse had NOT bten brought
20 ms attention "hut # n Is 1t will
LLLL-AL- -LLuILLl- -aLLnLt-nL
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Hold Birthday Party
For 2.Pound Infant

PORTLAND. One, July IS
GNS They're holding 2 month
old btrthdAy celebration Tor
Richard Allen Lee in Portland
today hut he wont be there
Richard weighed one pound nine
ounces when he Vas horn June
lS almost three months ahead
OF schedule Doctors report that
only one child IN 00n sn small
livnS moro Than teW dats. The
hoy now weighs TWO pounds, nine
aIlnGaA
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
RogeII S Time
Proposal Tabled

Councilman RoRellS proposed
ordinance 10 pur DeUoit clocks
on central war time Sept 3 was
tabled last night by the common
council. Tho federal attitude on
the change would Ne sought from
MichjganS two United States
senators in tho meantime.
Due 10 the fact that the EWT
regulation was tabished by
federal directive instead Of legis-
~, on nc city can establish
3tcyer time II chooses in the
opinion oi Corporation Counsel
Downing
RoCeils proposed ordinance
would set the clocks back an
Nr-4f ~, sSrtr'-.''74 ..''74 until Aprif IF
1qi6 when daylight savings time
would cn-.rtn effect.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Planes Speed
BOrnOO Drive

MANILA. July 1s GNS) The
r a m pajGn 10 Teconqucr vast
Bornco island gained impetus TO-
day with Allied planes operating
from the newly conditioned
Seplnggan airdrome in support of
the Australian ground drive
Gen MacArthur's communique
revealed that SepinGgans 1000
foot bomber runway was placed
In operation As hard-fighting Aus
trslisn Jungle troops expanded
their control Of the Balikpapan
area
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
1EAOM Soldiers
Come Home

T. s. Arm, unlts orrtrIng from
ths European thcnter today IN.
olude the foiioufns:
SECOND INFArTRl - Mem
hers of this regIrHnt due 70 DIS
embark m New iars today from
transport Gen Greeley
TENTH INFANTRY Units of
tn, regiment aboard transport
Sea Porpoisc docking in New York
today
sfTH 70 NPAR DM T y r
SQuApRON Ro'auonal troops
aboard USS Daniel Lansdowne.ar-
rIylng In New York tonay
q70TH AIR = y G. y ( l. r
SQUADRON Unit, Of TINS group
eI-C coming in on l.An>dOWnc
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Casualties Biographies

Today's biographical sketches Of
Detroit Servicemen killed and
wounded, according to official
army and navy releases and next
of kin:
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
DEAD
pEr IAAIES M AInCRA

PFC. JAMES i. McGRAW.
33, infantry, June q. LuZon
Southeastern graduate, Suoh' s
brewery employe, in service
August, 1913, overseas January.
1914 leaves mother Mrs. Cccclla
Graw, 1910 Pennsylvania,
brother, Pvt. Frank.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19

fiedU feiSll-
ing graduate
IN service Feb
= u a y. 1913;
OXerSeaS MAY.
944 son of
Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Double
Iein. 80 10
foun q road
" a + r Q n
lrotheT Of John
W discharged
-. .
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Hold Services
For Mrs. Davis


Funeral arranRsrenss Wrve
reported 70 the Tfrrea for
MRS. MARY ELLEN DAVIS,
n 80 m today St Ambrose
Churcr 1915 MARYLAND. Crosse
Pofr'c Mrs DsvtS was s. She
was A native NJ England lived A.
1072 Marlborough. SURVIVORS,
Mss Gucnn DAVIS daughter. oi
DetroI', and son George 5. DAVIS
Dsotbi usrs reported today Of:
Mrs Hattie LeddN. rs. of l520l
S'a'c Far wfC ot Police Inspcc-
Tor Walter LcGdy NJ the uafic
dri4or. Who dlcd ~ ) ? m yes
terday .r Ford Hospital after
ions illness
surviving heudes her husband
e son Walter Jf - services
Vii be held Al INC Peters Funeral
Home Grsuo' and s. Patrlck, ~
J p. N Friday with burial IN
WoOd~rrc Cruc'crt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
cKIAIRRITATIoNs OF
oNEN EXTERNAL CAUSE

EcIema. acne pimpIes, simple ringworm,
letter, salt rheum, bumps (blaokheadsl.
and ugly broken-out skin. Millions re-
heve itching. burning and soreness oi
these mIseries with this simple home treat
ment Black and White Ointment goes
o. work at bnce. Aids healing works the
enpscptc way. 25 years success. l0c,
&c. 5nc Purchase prlce refunded
n you're not satisfied. Use only as d.
rected Vital in cleansing IL good sosp.
LnIoy Black and White Skin Soap daily
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
WOI NDED

PFC. ELDON q. DOUBLE
STEIN, +, infantry June II.
Philippines, a.w I d d Purple
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19

Outstatc casualties announced
by the war department list only
one dead
Outstatp naval casualties num-
bcr three dead. SIX wounded and
one missing
In all cases, next OF kin have
hecn notified and have been kept
informed of any change IN status.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
ON army

VI ARi y H''-p"' Bills TVS
PNT. HENRY DAVID kARLSON.
u, May 9, 0kiHa"a returned ~
duty; awarded Purple Heart Al.
tended Eastern; In service March
1914 overseas Scptcmbe7. l9iA.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. JohB KarlsOn
5O66 Van DYKE.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19

KAPFlISGEP JARVIS MAx. CPL rsHC
son of M and Mrs William Rappiingsi
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19

RUIZ CHApLEs c-IFtopp - usSR
-S.u o. Nr suc Nf i'ws0 H4.f MID
fIatrr
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19

EAPrLIsGFP JARVIS MAX CPL TcHC
SIM of Nj and Mrs William RappunEsi
Glare
NAVY WOUNDED
HOPKINS JACK CAITEN PVT USNCR-
sal- q! L-rlLc- L. -H-lk-l-L,-R -+ti4-t
KANCAs ARNOLD JOHN SONApNAE
3 z N~SF -oor ~ NJ snd Ms ano Kan
gAs Republic
KPUPP PfCHhFD EDWARD rvT
u$NCH son Of M and MIA Roman y
Krupp. Spaua
NELLREFG CLARENCE FIMEP FirE
MAN 2 C. USNR Husband Of Ms 1he.ms
Grlt5r NrIIri.- Crr1uVssr
HtFRTf FDWIrD ffT SIT reMr-Son
~ M ard &... Irua'ul. H.T's f.ini
pAIrrK INWARD JOHN WATER Ten
DIR f'-S-0 30 70 and h.sa AndieN
AlJ.r' rs.uCs. Ja,s..r
NAVY MISSING
RUIZ CiiARLEs ctIFtopp - g usSR
s.u a. Nr suc N.t lyman R4f MD
tIetnu.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19

Funryal orranPsnenss Weve
reported 10 the Tunes for
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
ARMY WOUNDED
PACIFIC ARIA
DEND

PrEWFPsHA CHARLES r. T 81
20 Ms Jane Rlemefsms. Holland.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
NNVY NISSING

rAIrcK INWARD John VATER TEN-
DIR rsS Son 30 a. and b..a AndisN
4 AIJ.rt rs.uCs. Ja,s..r
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
LII

STORE HOURS; DAILY, s45; SATURDAY 500
P'OuIl shopping A. c.rry
Im~eAsfs Dis, Of wsr so.4 O- Ha4,o., Ef.,.sL Tso,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
NAVY WOUNDED

HOPKINS JACK CAITEN PVT USNCR-
saI- q! L-LLLn- L. -A-s4E.l.L--R R-+ltl-E E
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Jacobs Washer
Due by October

Production OF the F. L. Jacobs
Company's new electric washing
machine will be under way by
the first OF October and very
considerable production" will be
achieved by the beginning of 1916,
r. c. Jacobs, president of the COM
.pany. told the New York Society
OF Security Analysts Tuesday.
Contracts for 275. 900 units have
already been received; 100000
from distributors, $4,000 from AL
lied Purchasing Co. representing
Allied Stores. $4,000 from Charles
A. Koons Export Co. for world
wide export. Mr.. Jacobs reported.
The Jacobs plants have all ia
cilities TO produce the complete
machine excepting motors n d
standard parts. So long as Jacobs
facilities are in war work, it will
sub-contract some of this business.
Mr.. Jacobs quoted from a recent
WPB survey In az states showing
that 5,835,000 washing machines
would be bought If now available.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
2 Pacing
Aces Race

Seven high class PAGERS will
parade 10 the post tonight in the
fifth race at Worthwhile Downs
and the outcome should help TO
determine the winner of the $6,-,
600 Michigan Pacing Derby, June
80. Md
Entered In the test tonight are
such high class performers as
Worthy Ermine. winner of her
last two starts in fast time; Bob
Hope, Armada Wood. who won
stake here last week; Terangi,
Bonny Hash, Hedrick and Red
Go. the latter making his first
start of the meet.
Daily double winners collected
$3.50 last night when Rippitt,
$3.50 for 81 shot, and Thrifty
at $5.40 won the first and second
race.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
RaiI Gains
Pace List

NEW YORK, June 20 GNS)-
Railroad shares regained the lead
crship Of The stock market today
after Yesterdays lapse when
IsteelS were predominant.
Most of the turnover running
at the rate of about 100000
shares for the day--was concen-
traitd in the carriers where gains
of I and , points were plentiful.
Santa Re moved ahead nearly
. 10 within fraction or par;
Southern Pacific got up about as
much; y. Y Central. ] point;
Southern Railway. nearly 2; union
Pacific, ! -, and the others lesser
amounts.
SteelS were quiet for most of
the session but peaked up late
I'm the day. Jones a. Laughlin
added a point TO yesterdays sharp
rise but the others were backward.
Motors likewise failed 10 mive.
Oils and utilities were quiet.
Curb prices were higher; bonds
were firm.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Auto
Gfaphs
Krue TO Keep Ceilings
on Car Output
By sILER FREEMAN

Hopes that as soon as ma
terials became more plentiful,
the War Production b oar d
would drop ceilings on produc-
tion of automobiles may hit
little snag as long as J. A. Krug
wields the big S tick in the
agency. krug is a firm believer
in the rights of the little
fellow.
In his testimony before the
Senate committee on aid 10
small business. Krug made a
significant statement I h in
protecting the little fellows, the
large industries, espe ecially
automobiles and construction,
would be kept under ceilings
because they use up so much
material.
The WPB hastened TO add
that as materials became more
plentiful, the ceilings would be
progressively raised. But at the
beginning. a sharp watch will
be kept to see that small busi-
ness gets its share OF the avail
able supplies.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Upholstery Eases

The materials picture, how
ever. appe-a 10 be getting
brighter as time goes on. WPB
yesterday exempted prese I
supply of wool-top, TO permit
more wool in upholstery a Id
drapes.
II found that military require
ments for wool-top have been
covered already for this period
and the remainder can 60 into
civilian goods. This raises the
hopes of the auto industry that
il can get enough mohair made
up for its first quota OF cars.
Some Of the companies, eS-
pecially ChrySier, are said TO be
in good position on upholstery
materials. ChrySler. which
started tailored 10 taSt' pro-
gram for individualism in cars,
is said to have large carry
over which can 60 into the le46
cars.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Scratches


weathsr clear. track Eooc
sixth Rsce--PiAy Hands
seventh R1ce-One Only.
DELAWARE PARK
weather clear: track soy
Second Race-Picture Prince, KniEntt
Thrd Race-Lsurentis Post Boy. We.
oSsie, Pouisnicus Quiet Shot Ess'
Fourth Rsee-Blue Proof. Entertainment,
Fitth Rsce-sun Dial. which ACE. Good
Rob. Lady HaiTan. FTeeisndi Lad hiis-
seventh Rsee--Good oedl. Myrti, NJ.
Eighth Rsce-MisruIs, Dizzy Heights.
LINCOLN FIELDS
weather. clear: track, fast
Firtt Rsce-Berths J.
Fitth- Rsce-Constsnt All. Sacred CARDS.
Vinum. Jamerics.
THISTLE DOWNS
weather. clear. TRACK. fast
Fifth Race--Ssddle Shoes.
SUFFOLK DOWNS
weather. raining: track. sloppy
Second RAce-Will MARKHAM.
Third RAce-Reen OF Paris.
Seventh Race-Toolmsker.
BELMONT PARK
weather. raining, track. SLOPPY
First hzee-Chanoe lnick Johnnie Ma
ginn. Bridon. Wslger Down Stream. Dagger.
Second Race--AiesSanoro.
Fourth RAce-Best Dress, Fox Glove. Do
fado. MuSh Mush. Rytins
Fifth Race-TedS Special. Alison Peters.
Royalong. Lucky Aunt. Belwyn. Hal, Cop
peTboy.
Eighth Race--C5allant ChsnCr Golden
cross oatmeal. Bell the Cat. Caoe Paul,
Fire Sticky, Rsth Roman.
SUFFOLK DOWNS
First Race-HAysi Tinty.
Second Rsce-Hoodoo Lady.
Third Race-YsvspA.
FIFTH Rsec--OnecbiN
sixth Rsce-son O. Hat CsnnAehu
Seventh Rsce-Cothic
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Selling Hits
Grain Futures

CHICAGO, June 90 GNS)-
Grains today were under heavy
selling pressure, led by rye. which
broke the daily allowable limit OF
> cents.
Barley closely followed the pace
OF rye and slumped as much as
I &C in active dealings. Wheat
yielded up TO 23sc before meeting
with support.
Rye closed SIC 10 SC down.
with the December contract show
ing the maximum loss at $685.
July finished $3.50 lower at 81 81.
Wheat closed 1a4c to 2l4c down.
-Etrrrr tTriyhed unchanged for July
and September and &C TO re off
Tor deferred futures. ~''-
Oats closed 1c 10 &c down and
barley 3a4c 10 4lac lower.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21

left. after more than 20 years
with the organization, when he
was commissioned a major in
September. 1912. lie will re-
koe executive and administra-
IzfzW duties in connection with
tA agency's accounts.
s@SNhile IN the air forces, Col
Robinson spent nearly six
months in India as the public
relations officer for the USAAF
in the Burma theater and
also as head Of the public rela-
-ee4 ittiiittitt tiiittitt-ss etf Eastern Air
Command. the operational or
eanization of the combined
American and British air forces.
For his work in organizing this
Allied activity. he was awarded
the Bronze Star medal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Detroit ltems Hit

The cutbacks of the army
service forces spells bad news
in the Detroit ordnance district.
Howard BraeeFGirector OF ma
teriel for the ASF, listed cuts
in almost every item produced
here but on the optimistic side.
there are only two products
which will see added orders.
These are Weasels and Ducks.
Jeeps, trucks. csrhines. tanks,
field artillery. ammunition. trac-
tors and similar contracts have
been slashed and more are 10
be slashed.
Judging by the item which
is going into heaviest produc-
ton, Japan will get more and
more of what already has been
done. Aircraft incendiary bombs
have been boosted l72 per cent.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Likes @ Bond

Arthur Y. Moninger, manager
Of the National Bank Building,
is another captain in the bank
ing division Of the Seventh War
Loan who finds his bond pros
poets like the &C. bond.
This savings bond has many
features says Mr.. Moninger.
MANY of those TO whom l sell
like the feature that gives re-
demption at par in case Of the
death of the holder of the bond.
II enables the buyer 10 assure
himself of 81 per cent interest
from the time Of purchase, and
gives him 100 per cent protec-
tion for his estate in case he
dies before IL years.
"The interest is adequate for
this kind of bond. but I find
most of my buyers interested
in securing bonds 10 help the
war effort, rather than TO make
money"
tFor information on this and
AL other issues in the Seventh
War Loan, call Banking -pipi-
sion Headquarters. CH. 0S1OD
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
-M(CordILists Rise
In Net for 9 Months

McCord Corp, for the nine
months ended May 81, reports a
net profit after reserves for fed
eral income taxes and renegoti-
alton, and subject TO year-end
adjustments, Of S510677, as COM
pared with S461 ,694 for the corre-
spending period a year ago. The
regular quarterly dividend on the
preferred stock was declared,
payable June 80, to stock of rec
ord June 10.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21

FErITS-AppleS, Baldwin,, No. 4. 81 so
& ? IS A5-lb be- Delicious, No /. 50 so
s295 45lo. bu Northern spys, No. !,
81 SOC 95 45-ln. bu.' steeleS Red No. !.
So IS 45-lb. bu. suAwOerrie5, No. /, 4l1ze
VEGETABLE CREENs-csbbsEe No. 7 81
g 7 80 bu. Chicory, No. 1, 7Sen 81 bu. Col
lafd3, No. - 75caSl bu Mustard green's.
No. J.. $50 aOc bu. Spinach. No 75egSl
s,,S SS S" No S@'ia IS soe b. k.s b. NS nD
LETTUCE AND SALAD CREENs-Endiv,.
No. i. 9oc0 Si,25 bu. ESc6role. No !. 90c
b 81 IS bu. Leaf lettuce. No /. 5G 7lae ID
Head lettuce. No T. sise ID. Romano
No. /, Sl@i.25 hu. Sorrel. No, l, sl@l so
VEGETABLES (Miscellaneous, Asparagus
Beets fancy 81 so dor. behs. No. 81 so
base No / S7.soe3 bu Carrots topped
Ne /. sl.2S@i75 eg. Cs1nf'oSeT No l.
81 Do ochs HorserediSh. No, 81 25s
don bchs. Dry onions. fancy, $3.50 5o-lb
sack. Nc. medium, sl.25@i.75 Green
onions fancy 81 doL bchs No. l.
zoe soc Parsley root. No. ! iiSl2s dol.
Potatoes No /. s54i ioo-ib sack Radishes
red. fancy. 81 don bchs; no. ESQ Sc
long white fancy, si.25 ooI bchS: No. |,
Z SEQ 81 RhubSrb. No. ]. T5e@Si dol hshs
Tomatoes. hothouse. sass s-lb basket Tur-
nips No. ! Sl5o@l.75 doI bchs
EGCs-Extra large, Si3se 3o-doz. case;
PLANTS - vegetable, ST Sssl75 nat
Pansy, No. l. S9e2 SO 1s-boS fiat. Gers-
NUNS s5 14-pot flat Miscellaneous flowers
fancy, Simi.50 nat No. ]. Sl.2S@ 1.3o.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
What 'sNew
In Business
Britains -Four New
Planes ReadY forJaps
nv Ard SCHULTZ


Britain has four rcw air.
planes in production tor Ithe
japanese war that are faster
than any warplanes Yet pro-
duced. After years Of develop
ment. which was specded up ON
the ee4iat~r of Germany, a FEW
details OF these secret planes
three OF which are fighters and
ore a bombcr--Wcre the other
Lay issued IN London
Onc Is the jCt-pTCpcllcd YAM
pirc with a speed Of more than
500 M. p. h. IN level fight. This
SrClc-Scat fighter, designed and
built by the makers Of the Mos
quito. represents the greatest
advance IN jet planes since the
Allies adopted Group Capt
Nhttlc's jet engine.
There Is alza-a tNlF-ehEiHea
fighter. the Hornet, officially
described as a Sca.ed-doWn Ver-
sion oi the Mosquito. But
while the Mosquito consisted
cf two powerful Rolls-Roycc
Merlin engines with fuSelage
and wings built around them.
the Hornet. with even less
structure holding the MerluS
together, becomes the fastest
propcllercd warplanc ia The
world. with "a top speed Of
more than 40 M p. d.
The SpilCful. an offspring of
the SpltGre, is SinEle-scat
fighter with sucamlIned fuse
lace and wings, fitted with the
latest type RoNs-Royce Grlffon
engine ItS top speed Of 400
m. p. h. is one which ITS parent
Spilfire WAS never able 70
reach.
The mighty new it-----r-rT-----T-r---ii
bomhcr Is named lhe Lincoln
II is bigger than lt> predeces-
sOr. the Lancaster; can carry
heavier bomb-load. including the
latest 1l-ton volcano" bombs,
and has. M addition greater
speed and range
no further details Of the
planes have yet been revealed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Heads Cable Firm

NEW YORK, June 20-Warren
Lee PierSon. former president of
the Export -lmport Bank, has been
elected president OF Commercial
Cable Co, cable operating suo-
sidiary OF International Tale phone
and Telegraph Corn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Continental Motors
6 Months Net Steady

Continental Motors Corp. and
wholly-owned subsidiaries for the
six months ended April 30. 1945,
shows a net profit OF $2,653, ,l48,
equal 10 IS cents per share, as
compared with $2.696, 1S5. or 90
cents share. for the same period
last year. The net in both periods
is after provision for possible
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
KEEP AUTO UNIT

Purchase of Crosley does not
include the Crosley automobile
division, representing less than 3
per cent of the companys total
assets.
CroSley plans 10 form new
company 10 manufacture the
Crosley car and all stockholders
Of the Crosley Corp. will be given
an opportunity To- acquire a pro-
rata interest in the new company.
Powell Crosley Jr. will continue
as director of Crosley. and
Lewis Crosley as a vice president.
Aviation Corps S manufacturing
units include Lycoming. Republic
Aircraft Products and Spencer
Heater divisions, and the wholly
owned American Propeller Corp.
Associated companies are Consoli-
dated Vultee Aircraft, New York
Shipbuilding and American Cen
tral Manufacturing Corps.
AVCO also has substantial in
veStments in American Airlines,
Inc: Pan n-American World Air
ways and Roosevelt Field, Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21

as a vic g
pre- dc n {
after serving
for ne ar y
three years
in the United
States Army
air forces.
Col Robin
son will again
be located in
he Detroit
Offices Of the
c O m p a n V
" hir h he
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21

q g p a + I ment.
according 10
an announce
nent by G. X.
Pritchard, gen.
eral sales man
d & c r. S i n c e
l 9 4 2 he has
worked on war
contracts ( o r
the industrial
d q p a r I ment,
with headquar-
ters in Cleve-
land. In l943
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Little Change Change e in in Net Net
At WiIIYs Overland

Tie WIlys-O,erlsHd Motors.
Inc, and subsidiaries for the SIX
months ended Marcn !. l945. re-
ports a net profit Of $l.57l ,2i7.
eQusl a. Go cents Z shatr as com
pared with 155S. .36q. or 20 cents
for the similar period III 1874
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Name Katy President

NEW YORK. June 20-Lewis +.
PierSon, former chairman OF the
Irving Trust Co. has been elected
chairman OF the executive COM
mittee of the MisSouri-Kansas-
Texas Railroad Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21

track
WHEAT-Eo red. sl7sa Nd red
81 77%
CORN--No. q yellow. 81 16is; No. yel
loS Sl.14ia@1 t5is
OATs-No. ? white, 72e74e; No. , white
7lmT2igc
soYBEANs-No yellow. S2ls@2.16.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21

CHICAGO CAsB GRAIN
CHICAGO June 40 tlNSD Cash grain
close.
WHEAT None
cORR--No 4 yellow. 81 l7H' No 4 yei-
low. 11l1 2. sample grade yellow, 81 lts+
@l.16.
oATS-Eo ! mixed 74i7c No mixed
72i+c. No | red special. 74isc. No l red
heavy special, Sc. sample grade red heavy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
PITTSBURGH

PITTsBURCH, June 20 t1NS --cArTLE-
90. steady Steert, good 20 choice. t16.T5@
~ rs. medium 20 good. Slf. 50@l6.oo. com
mon to medium. Si7. .5O@l5: heifers. good TO
choice. Si4.So@i Is, medium 20 good. si2@
IA so. common 10 medium Sl0nl2. COWS.
good % choice. Si2.5oei5 common to me
dun S9nI2.
HoGS-loo steady: ieo-iso lbs sI5e
1915. 10000 lbs. Si5aiS.15. 2oo-120
'os tisio@i5.it 22o2so ~. sf51oe
l5.l5 go 200 ibt, s. @ial5 500 $50
ss. So eoaIs 10 100 100 lbs, sac
.lfTs. rouFrs. Si4r44<o
SFEEP-2 q tiow. CnOi - clDpsc SubS
g So Is mecidru % 5000 clipped. 5, El9
common cfpr-c Sod 0 res1 Clipped SJa
uathe5 cipaso. S4as. rooe TO ehoies sp:.ng
lA4~5g. SiSnlT.
CALVl.S-2oo stssey n weak: coed 70
cults arc common. sTGi1.