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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
What'sNew
In Business
Detroiter One -Ee4
Informed on Soviet
By WARD SCHULTZ

one Of the best Informed men
in the United States on Russian
labor and production technique.
particularly IN the neither re-
clons east OF the Ural Noun
tains. is +. J. Terry, BIC. Irish.
general manager of FerndaleS
Eclipse Counterboro Co. out IN
Ferndale.
Terry and his family lived
three years where the Soviet
Union has permitted but
handful of Americans or. for
that matter. representatives Of
any foreign government 10
visit or live.
Ever since Stain came into
power. caGy diplomats, intcrna-
tional spies and neWSpapcrmen
have attempted in vain TO gam
information about this carefully
veiled area which IS now be-
lleyed 10 be the industrial center
Of Soviet Russia. II so hap
pened in 1880 that The Russians
saw the necessity OF building
giant caterpillar tractors for
the tremendous Job Of clearing
road. building military instaila-
tions and performing essential
farm work
They needed a man, an Amer
ican. who was a top consulting
engineer and who was blessed
with a robust physique 10 with
stand the rigors Of the bitter
Russian winters In 1890. Terry,
who was not only an eXper-
fenced caterpillar man. but a
top consulting engineer, signed
with AMTORG. Russian world
trade organization situated in
New York state. This arrange
ment followed the pattern Of
Stains famous FIve-Year Plan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Thompson Prod.
To Offer Pfd.

Thompson Products, Inc. plans
10 offer $4,000 shares of new pre-
ferred, 10 be priced between Sl04
and Sl07 with dividend rate not
10 exceed 4 per cent, the Dow
Jones agency revealed. Stockhold-
ers will meet May 7 to act on the
proposal.
Proceeds will be used 10 refund
$4,000 shares of the present 5 per
cent preferred, 10 pay off a $780,
600 bank loan bearing 29s per
cent interest, and 10 increase the
working capital.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
;. Are Promoted
By Chdmber|in

Col Lewis L. Bredin. president
today announced his retirement to
the post OF chairman of the board
and the promotion of J. P. Glaser,
executive vice president, to sue
ceed him as president.
Col. Bredin recently returned to
civilian life after three years
service as assistant chief OF staff,
L. S. Army Air Forces, in charge
OF intelligence in the Troop Car
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21

rier Command. and served in the
India Burma theater of war. With
the company since 1919. he will
now devote his efforts TO the
broader aspects of postwar plan
ming and policies.
Glaser will be in active charge
Of all operations. He joined the
Chamberlin organization in 1910
Charles T. Venners. formerly
secretary treasurer and director.
has retired from active duty after
Al years of service TO the COM
pany but will continue 10 serve in
an advisory capacity, Fred c.
Weinert, formerly assistant Sec
retary, and member of the
Chamberlin organization since
1924. has been named secretary.
r. Alan Winke. formerly control
Ter, has been made treasurer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Milton Boyd Promoted
By Pfeiffer BrewinQ

Milton J BOYD, former assistant
treasurer of the Pfeiffer Brewing
Co, has been promoted TO vice
president in charge OF production
and labor relations. President Al
fred Epstein. announced today
All other officers were reelected
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
DoW-Jones Closing
Stock Averages
THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
GnAIPANX

Detroit, Michigan. April g. 1si5
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
OF The Michigan Central Railroad Company
for the election OF Directors and OF three
Inspectors OF Election, and the transaction
OF other business as may be lawfully
brought before the meeting. will be held
Al the principal office OF the Company.
Room 900 Michigan Central Terminal
Building in the City Of Detroit, Michi-
gan, on Thursday. May 3. 1e45, at 10
O'Clock A NJ
The Stock Transfer Books viii be closed
at O'Clock p NJ, on Friday, April 13
let5. and will reopen al 10 o'clock A. M.
on Friday. May 4 ls45
JOSEPH NJ o'MAHoNEY, Secretary.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Must Use Old Equipment

. The items are actually needed
to permit production, either in
the purchasers plant or an IN
dustry dependent on him, and
are not 10 replace or supple
ment existing equipment which
is adequate though less eff
Cient.
. The product which the appli-
cant will manufacture must
generally be one that Is needed
for civilian economy.
krug also stated that the
same criteria would be used in
authorizing The minor amounts
Of construction which are neces-
sary 10 permit the setting up Of
workable lines of production for
civilian products, but again en-
phasized in TINS connection that
no large scale new plants. such
as a number OF large industries
are planning, could be author
lZed at this time.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
CnIrAGn CAsn GRAIN

CHlCAGO April 20 ms --CASh EIaln
WHEAT None
3 ye,rW I3all6i, No yellow.
81 0ai, 'tl 12ig No : yellow 81 IL sam
pIe GRADE yellow, 3oc0Sl OS No. white
81 %
oATs-Ho l white 7oc: sample grade
white s7lsC
SOYBEhNs-No yellow S222
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Federal MoguI Corp.
Votes Extra Dividend

Federal Mogul Corp. has de-
clared an extra dividend of Is
cents and a dividend Of so cents
on common, both payable June 9
to stock of record May 81. The
previous payment was 30 cents
March 10. No extra was paid a
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Held to Minimum

. The time requested for deliv-
cry is such that, if We Day
were 10 occur Immediately and
applicable WPB restrictions on
production were removed. the
purchasers resumption, initia-
ton or expansion of production
would be materially delayed by
failure 10 receive the item on
the specified date.
0 The item is needed for pro-
duction at the minimum eco
nomic rate
. The items are only d small
bottleneck portion Of the total
equipment needed for the civil
ian production. the remainder
being on hand or available
without special assistance.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
TOIrDO CAsH GRAIN

-14LkL0-Aalil-2n- --5sru rrstr ur
FIagk
WhEAT-So. red. 81 75ls. No ? RED
coRN-No 2 yellow. Silsi, No 3 yeloe
81 l4.gall5tg.
oATs-No white. 7Alse7sis. No. .
white 1si4a7Ac
soYBEANs-No. , selos. S2lBa2ls.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Trend of Sales

NIX YOPK April 2o-ss.ss cn ne Srw
fofs s,ock EHehanfs todlZ fc,t.ee- -l-24l-oGG-
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21

MINNIHIn nRAIN

WINNlpEC Apnl 20 LtNS -BJc-c-lii
~ = = T6TeT today Nav 81 asa Jul
81 ~ az October. 81 ISL 25a..
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21


a LIQUOR hsbii stopped ~ home
Arnold 246i Nat Bank Bids .RA 72s4
GALL KLEA.Z- - -psa-.-4i .-4iFti,--f-----ft-r
gall bladder. Eailsiones. stomach gst.
TO 7.l740
HAIR REMOVED FOREVER SAFE. fss,
inexpensive -iieum" guarantee Doc
tors reference Electrolyns Clinic
TO s-7114
HAIR removed pernaDenily Multiple
Eicc'rl'ygi. nm Steyehson. 224i Book
Tower PA 4si2
Will rrf be es0oniblr for any
debts contracted by any one other than
nysef Henry Irving Luzmoor 1884
LinW00f
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful treatment. while working
Doctor De SVarte Rectal Clinic
5715 Second nr Palmer TR l-7247.
PRIVATE DETECTIVE
CT 1895 daily TE $4,000 evenings
S25 REWARD 70 hrst person Vho can
put Us IN contact With sherman WsE-
nsr. formerly S26 Stims0n. Detroit
who owns two lo's I'm RlvervieW Sub.
for which We have q buyer Gail MI
Laufthf ca s77n
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
$50 REWARD

VIII party who found small white curly
haired dCg tan on back name Boots
strsyed from Ferry-Dsbois please cal
PL 1fIEf
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21

VFZINA--Apui le BeatriA " ,nee
ChauyIil beloved vift a. Ferdinand A
Frank o. Merchant Marines dear
mother - Albert ard kenneth
daughter % p A Chaufin of windsor
ana the late OtGUe also survived bN
FIVE sisters and three brothert Funeral
from T p sullivan Sons Chapel sara
Grand Rlyey. Saturday al SIS. End
G. TA0rsfrfrfs Ek4rrh -
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21

TO -eFef -ttt 4 udy
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
BUS TRANSPORTATION
scHooLs-MALE

AVAILABLE TIME small tool and die
shop also production and hxture velo.
Ing UN 4-dO25
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Foreign Exchange

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-30

1i9e Gtifter bat Geinen apoite1n uno
No6folgern oeripro9en, @r tDeroe
Bel ibnen iein ale Gage Biz ans @ns
oe Ser @elt."
vlber," meirte Die Srou, res gtbt
ober bod biele i9ledte &atbolifen!"
u@etpiB gibt es ioI9te," entgeg'
nete Hatermonn, ~unb Martin 2u'
tber por elmer 6obon! Sd frage tpei-
ter: $50 lit euer &irdenbaupt, mo e1t'
re bon Gbriitus eingeiesten 5afra'
mente? -- Sabe i6 re6t, Sr.
&nies?"
sos bo1t 6u ibr ean8 gut unS
ridtig geiogt," meinte Sr. &nies.
sd 1timme Dir in alien bel. Ser olte
Jutber Reinefe muB gu6 6os aIles
in Der 99uIe wobl griinoli9 erflart
ba6en!"
vSssa," meinte 9atermann.
Jerner elm 8etpeis Der 8abrbeit
ser fntbolii9en Stride lit oos 8un-
Der. 0ie 8ropbeten baben ibre 2ebre
our6 Wunoer betDlelen. gSo ltno Die
8un6er 2utbers? Sat es ie @un.
Der in Der 1utberii9en Stride gege'
ben?
8enn 2utber reformierten polIte,
batte er 3uerit nit ii6 ieIbit onfon'
gen Iouen. @eitebt er bod ielbIt, bob
es neben ben 8eriu9uneen Der
@ouuit bor3Igli9 93egungen 6es
3ornes uno Neioes getpeien ieien, Die
er nidt gu iiberpinoen Dermodte.
0abei feblte es ibm, nad Ieinem eige.
men @eItanoniile an Der 2iebe Got.
tes. @r babe, 70 idrieb er an Stou.
pib, ieinen Sbern, eieentIi9 Dor @ott
MIR gebeudelt, Denn er 8uBe gu tun
oeriudte, uno cine eroi6tete uno ge.
5mungene 2iebe in 8orte gefabt. Sm
&loiter lei er gbriitus 10 feino gene.
len, ooB, tpenn er elm Gbriitus.8ilo
bemertte, er eridroden lei, Die 4ueen
nteoerI6lug uno Iieber ben Eeufel ge.
leben batte. 0as @ebet fonnte ibm
nidt belfen, neil er, pie er iogte, ii,
Dem Babn befangen mar, man :nulic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-30

neuer Stdrfe fiibrt, isnbern bic 9fle'
ge tnnerer meni9ltder 8erte uno
geiItiger gutter Saten. 9ie fanott'
iben Senoen5en in Der oeuti9en STE
geno - unS SonatismuS. 1T tmmer
oumm - miiiien ausgemerat tper'
6en."
@r5biidof @r0ber gab gu, oaB bic
aufgabe teine lei9te lit uno nt9t 1T
elm poor 8o9en erleOigt perOen
fann. Ct iagt aber, bob elm gut Sell
bon Der SoItung Der 8eiabnngsbe"
borOen eeeeniiber Der Btrti9oftsla'
ge obbdnet, oenn ~bungrige Sugeno'
li9e fino INNER unois3ipliniert" Ct
gob Der $offnung Qusorud, bob man
nidt oergeiieu miro, Dob oas enoeiil.
tige S6idial bes oeutiden Bottles
oas Der gan5en 8elt beeinfluBt. Ser
Strtenbrief i9lieBt nit ben 8orten:
~Subre uns, Serr, aus benz Ib'
eruno uno Sumpf gum 8ater!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-30
Drr RrItgtnnshaB
hrr Na5ta

8ie Der europGii9e &orreIpon6ent
Der 81. 6. SO. 6. meIoet, bot @rdbi.
I6of &onroo @r0ber bon sSreiburg
in einem umfongreiden Sirteni9rei'
ben, benz oritten ieit oem @affen1 tin.
itano, bic perni6tenolte Nntloge ge.
gen Die Observation-Disclosures graie-
bungSpo1itif erboben, Die Die ollge.
meine OeffentIi9feit ie errei9t bot.
Der @r3biidof fiibrt Die ur1priin.
ge oieles bertebrten 9a5i- -l1nterri9ts,
ben Die oeuti6e iiingere Generation
erbielt, uuf Die 3eit 5uriid, oo Sitler
oas &onforoat NIT Dem 81. StubI ob.
ld1oB. Ser @r5bii6of iagt, boB Die
Ha5i-Bartei oos &onforbot niemols
ernIt nabm, mas nit ootumentari.
i6en 8etpeiien belegt peroen fann.
0ie 9ea5is, fGbrt Der grabiidof
fort, bebaupteten, ibre iogenonnte
Neue Sronung auf Der @runolage
oefen, mos iie itd unter ~poittioem
Gbriitentum" boriteaten, auf5ubouen,
aber in Birfli6teit par audi oteie
8ebauptung nidts peiter als Erug,
uno tbr pirfli6es 3iel Be ita1b 6arit1,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-30

MIR gu @ott beten, Inn bon SSbm er.
bort 6u tDeroen, tDenn man gon5 rein
uno obne Siinoe lei pie Die Seiligen
oe5 Slmmels. Iues oieies lebte i'm
begreifll6ertpetle in einen 3ultonb
oltIterer gntnutigung uno troi oitlo1en
Ger5ogens, Der ober tpteoer nit trot.
3iger 8ermeiienbeit uno ieIbitgefGui.
ger Gtnbiloung obpedielte. SSn iol.
den Womenten NOR er, ieinen Nus'
oriiden nod, elm bodlt anmaBenoer
Selbitgere9ter uno iab ni6ts oon
Dem S9olf in ietnem Snnern.
Jortiebune folgD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-30

9ieIes @udenbIatt eri6ei1tt fett
bem Sabre 1878 reeelmGbig ieoen
N1itt1po6 un0 &Diro berauSaeeeben
gum 8eIten oes 9GpitIiden Sole.
gums SoIepbinum Der bl. &ongrega'
tton ser Yropogorbo in Columbus,
beiien 3tpef Die SeronbiIoung beut'
fder Brieltcr6oqIinge fir Die Ser.
@taaten lit. 0ieie InitoIt lit boupt-
ndlih ongctpieien ouf Die @intunf fte
oieIeS 8lottes uno Die 9ei6ente lei.
ner 2eier.
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Sttmu1e 0e8 8Dlfe8
far Oa8 SOiepbiuuut

@inIiegeno i6ide i'd Sbnen So 3ur
loufenoen Greiitelle gum 0ont fir
Die @rborung elmer 8itte. Moge Der
liebe 8ott oas Solepbinum erboIten
uno retdli9 iegnen!
2ongiabrige 2eierin.
@inliegeno fenoe i9 Sbnen $40,
tuelde id in beri6iebenen &nliegen
gu @bren Der Mutter BON Der SIMMER.
Dabrenoen Silfe ner1pro9en bate.
Sd bin, @ott lei Donf, erbort NOR.
ben!
g. @., Su.
einliegen6 $40 gum 0ont fir Die
Grborung mebrerer Bitten. 0onf Der
Surbitte oes FL. Soiepb tpuroe i9 er.
bort.
Jrou g. 81.
@inlie9eno 81 oIs @abe fir oie
armen Stu0enten, gu gbren Der Weut.
ter9otteS. Sd batte Die 9obe beripro.
den, penn meine 8itte erbort miiroe.
sic lit, 8ott lei Danf, erbort tporoen.
8. g., ga.
@inliegen6 8etrog bon $40 gum
Qonf fir geptlie bon 9ott erbQltene
Wobltaten. W0ge Ser Iiebe @ott 0os
Solepbinum iegnen!
2eierin, Sn6.
Ginliegeno $5 gum Oont fir bic
@r6orung in einem 3eitli9en anIie.
gen.
81. 3d., ..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-30
1QdnnkQn
u. Erinnerungen
Bon Seb. S. Suertgss
(Sortietung Der 2ntber-BelprGd

3ufGGIig ItieB i6 ouf 5pei meiner
Greun0e, Srn. Ben Ratermonn uno
Srn. 9enrp &nie5 len. Sic Daren,
tpie friber bereitS ernabnt, &irden'
SruItees uno 10 famen Tie oft 5uiam'
men. Qiesmal bate Hatermann lei.
mem Sreunoe ettpas 8elonoeres nit
3utailen.
u0ieIer Sage" 10 er5dblte er, ~ba'
be id meinen lutberil6en Ra6bar
beIu9t. @r lit Elm re9t freun6lider
Wonn un0 bat cine nette Somilie.
6rou un0 &inoer iin6 pieer freunO.
lih un0 gut. 8ir IprQden iiber oies
uno oaS; oab ser Iiebe @ott uns oie-
les Sobr pieoer reid1i6 NIT ouem
geiegnet babe. Sour zines, meirte Die
6ralL lei bod ldooe: 0aB mir ni6t
ale in oieielbe Stride gingen; Die &a'
tbolifen batten bod einen i6limmen
6ebler gemaft, oaB lie abtriinnig
puroen unO it9 bon Der einen mab-
rem Stride getrennt batten."
Sr. &nie5 iperrte 9lugen uno Ob.
rem auf, inoem Hatermonn in ieiner
@r5Gblung fortfubr, pelte ungefGbr
iple folgt ltb tpeiter abIpielte:
Ratermonn, erregt: u8ir &otbo1i.
fen batten unS BON eu6 getrennt?!
90 mas bob' i9 in meinem 2eben
nod nift 9ebort. Damn miiBte ia Ser
Boplt lutberii6 getporoen iein uno
nit ibm ale &aroinGle, 8iI9ofe uno
BrieIter, ale Sroensleute un6 oue
&atbolifen Der eon3en 8elt. 8onn
lit oenn 0aS geIdeben? 9os mub i9
ober Dem alien Sotber &einefe ogen,
bob er in oller Gle ieinen Brie1ter.
rod an ben Nugel bGngt, ii9 baIo
oerbelrotet uno lutberil6er 8re6iger
Dir0!"
9o pur0e bic Srou erregt: ~SSIt
oenn 6a5 ni6t pabr?"
8oruuf Hotermonn: vMein @ott,
6rau, mo- oenfen Sic bin? Sort mai,
Der Same logt es, mas mir 1in6:
driItfatboIii6. Weine Stride lit bic
6riltfutboIiide Stride, Die &ir6 6e felt
ben IpoitoIilden 3eiten un6 i'd on
ilber neun5ebnbun0ert Sabre alt. -
8le beiBt oenn oelne &ir9e2 Oie
l6.lutberiI6e Stride. 8ie alt
lit ite uno Der bat fte segriinoet?
Ser geome beIogt es: Martin 2utber.
uno mas mar er? Gin obgefouener
&atboltf, Elm Deon9. Gin 8rie1ter
pelder Stride? Ser fotboIii6en Sir.
DE, Der bon @briltus geitifteten Sir.
DIE, Die ii6er gon5 europa uno Die
gon3e Belt ber6reitet mar. 3u oie.
Ter groBen @otteSfumilie geb0rte er.
@r trat aus, berIieB iein 8oterbauS
uno feline Somilie, trenrtte It6 BON
ieinen Or0ensbriioern uno beboup.
tete, bon iest an lei 0as Sberboupt
Der Stride, 8ii6ofe uno grie5ter bonn
Teufel irregefiibrt; ct oaein lei Die
Bobrbeit. SIT oesbalb cine SamiIie:
8oter, Neutter uno &inoer, Idledt,
penn Elm i9le6ter Sunge borunter
1T? SIT cine gan5e unioerftt6t bon
Brofelloren i'm Srrtum, neil Elm elm.
5iger Brofeiior es bebauptet? Sit Ell.
ne gan5e &ompognie, elm @ei9Gft
16le4t, neil Elm eindiges Wfitglteo
untreu geworben lit? 8enn Elm elm.
3lger O}enid, elm 8il9of ooer Elm
Prieiter it9 irrt, ieinen 2eioenI6af.
ten gum Opfer faut uno oonn be.
bouptet, er lei Die tpobre, bon Gbri.
ltus geltiftete Stride, peIde 8ermeI-
Ienbeit!"
-" meinte Die Trou, v2utber
bat bic Stride BLOB reformieren mol.
lenl"
~0os lit ser reinite un1tnn! 0ie
Stride GbriIti, Die 2ebre gbriiti fonn
ni6t reformiert peroen uno Ser gott.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-30
SANOS

brirpet fdlelnige SiIfe BEL &aIsleiben
oIler Grt, Sunitlitis, gei9tpareu,
Aftbma, 6abfeber umb Sinnstrpuble
pegen ieiner sifttteiu1t0te1p6en @ieen-
fboft.
l1nfere ieit foit einem baIben Sabr.
b1nuoert BET ben dlteiten 2eiern 6es
,Sbto 8aiienfre11no' betannten un6
aIs u1tentbebrlides SaltsbeiImitteI
oneetpanotes @rdutermiheI tit aus
BEN beiten &eiHrdutern bergeitellt.
Breis-90c per SIni6e; $500 fir
6 Wai9en; $3.50 fir 12 SIof9en.
grpreB Collect. Barcel Boit ertra.
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SonntagsebangeItum anf Ben faufaebuteu
Sonntag mad gfnsften e. ssptember: 9ie 98itue bon
Nom gu ener e begab m Seus nod elmer Saot Die Raim
eenonnt nit Sbm engen Seine Singer uno cine eobe
Menee 9Oltes lnO os gr @ bem Sore Der 9taOt nabr eb
oa ur6e Elm Soter erogetrag Der enge Sobn ieiner D
uno e 8tpe uno oe go BET ib a1s Serr e
ob po6 @r bon @tle6 gerbrt unO iose br 8ne n nO
Ct rut bnu uo berbrte Die 8oe ub Die m geragn batte,
itonoen itu nO gr og Singing t oee 6ir ebe o no Der
&oe anS ou un6 ns gu re0en uno gr bergob i'm einer g
ter lno 6ur eaBte e oe unb lie on @ot uno iprafn Gin
GROCER Rropb tit unter ougeonoen unb Go bot @ gOt
bemgeud3t
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-30
8ortbinstun, D.,-Gt. 8anI, 0inn,
9onnerstag, %. Nuguit 1915
9onnerstue, 30. Ausnit 1915.
&irdenfaIen6er

eOnntus, 26. Nnsnit, bieraebnter
Sonntag nad Hftmgiteu. - @oan'
gellum: 0temono ion 5pei Serren
oienen (Watt. w., 24-33).
Nontog, 27. gIuguit: ct. Soiepb
@aIoionctius.
9ienStog, %. Auguit: ct. AuguIti'
nus.
Mittpod, 80. 9uguit: @ntbauptung
beg fl. sSobonnes oes SGufers.
0onnerstag, 80. AueuIt: ct. gfoia
bon 2in1a.
Sreitag, 81. Guguit: ct. &oimuno
0onnotus.
Somstag, 1. September: ct. Giles,
Nbt.
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Trager Stuhlgang und
schlechte Verdauung

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Cos So. Monroe Ave-, Columbus 5, O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Bo++leneck Is Rayon

Ff1e situation in h1gh-teUaC1ty
rayon cord will probably remain
most serious bottleneck In the
tire program. The rayon indus
try will fall short Of meeting
essential material needs in the
first quarter by 100000
pounds. Plans are being made 10
expand production in subsequent
quarter.
Because cotton tire cord will
have TO be substituted to cover
the deficiency of. rayon cord on
a poundage ratio Of 1.3 10 !.
cotton cord needs for tires will
amount to 5T700,000 pounds in
the first quarter of 1945.
The demand for cotton tire
cord for smaller truck tires,
ieep tires and passenger car
tires runs head-on into the mill
tary demand for duck for use IN
tentage and heavy canvas tar
paulins. Detailed ALLEGATIONS of
tire cord and duck will be made
at future dates. on the basis of
the relative essentially Of truck
tires in comparison with tentage.
Tire manufacturing companies
are participating in the con-
struction, operation and man.
agement Of new plants that are
scheduled 10 produce 10000
truck tires per quarter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Profit TakiinQ
Hits Market

NEW YORK, Jan. 4 INS)-
The stock market acted tired
today. After two days of uprush-
ing prices, which carried quota
tions to seven-year highs early in
todays session, the list encoun-
tered profit taking
Volume ran around the 1900, 900
share mark. against yesterdays
total of better than two millions,
highest since July.
Large blocks were much in evil
dence at the start, with prices up
fractionally. The play seemed
concentrated in steels, aviations
and Packard in the motors.
Bethlehem opened on a block Of
1.200 up u, but then gave up
most of this rise. L. S. Steel was
traded for $500 shares in the
initial deal. Later it slipped under
yesterdays closing.
Principal aviations were Con-
solidated Vultee. $500 shares of
which sold at gain of 4 point;
$500 United Aircraft and 1000
United Airlines. These gave
ground later. Packard was turned
over in a long series of big blocks,
running to $500 shares, but al a
price of 5i2, unchanged on the
day.