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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Writers Crow
Over Picks

NEW YORK, Oct. / (UPl-Jack
Cuddy and Carl Lindquist OF the
New York United Press sport
staff, saw their preseason pre-
dictions come through today when
the teams they selected as pennant
winners, Detroit and Chicago, won
their respective major league
races.
Cuddy in a column written on
March 81. selected the Tigers on
the basis of superior pitching and
the Cubs on general all-around
strength.
Lindquist participated in a
United Press poll of 35 sports
writers and editors from the major
league cities in which four scribes
named the Tigers and two picked
the Cubs.
John Carmichael of the Chicago
Daily News, Tom Swope of the
Cincinnati Post, Ken Smith of the
New York Daily Mirror, and Lund-
quiSt were the four selecting the
Tigers. Francis Powers of the
Chicago Daily News was the other
scribe 10 name the Cubs.
Most Of the writer's favored the
st. Louis Cardinals and Browns 10
repeat their 1914 victories.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Farmers Market

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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Radio Makers
Tiff With 0PA

WASHINGTON, Oct. OPA
is engaged in one Of its most inn
portant reconversion bouts-witt
the ra dio industry. Round by
round, the match has been staged
at meetings between industry rep
reSentatives and OPA officials in
New York, Chicago and Wash
ington.
1t has reached office OF recon-
version director Snyder and the
Senate war investigating commit
tee, better known as the Mead
committee.
The stakes are high for some
100000 radio workers who are
idle because parts manufacturers
are unable TO deliver the COM
ponents for new radios to set
The stakes are Just as
high for hundreds of small parts
manufacturers who estimate that
operations under OPA interim
price ceilings would result in an
nual operating losses ranging from
100000 TO more than ST ,000, 900.
While the discussions 20 on
week after week, the radio indus
try is practically down. Produc-
ton has been delayed at least a
month.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Phony News Hem

General Motors Corp. public
relations specialists have turned
detective and are trying 10 To-
cate the source OF a phony
release sent 10 newspapers IN
official corporation envelopes.
Titled General Motors re-
duceS office hours and salaries
IS per cent effective Oct. J."
the release read as If IL was an
official corporation announce
ment. NO comment was forth
coming from corporation off
ciaIs with regard 10 later
adjustment in salaries" IL
pointed out.
But the part which made IL
look like an obvious fake, was
n sentence outlining the UAW-
CLOS demands and pointing out
that a strike vote had been
taken.
Basis for II was. Of course.
return 10 40-hour week from "A
hours by some office employees.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Markets & Business
Utilities Pace
Stock Rally

NEW YORK, Oct, / (UP)-
Stocks rose to new highs for more
than eight years today on the
most active trading since Aug. 10,
First-hour transactions, swelled
by large blocks of low-priced
utility issues. amounted to 510,-
600 shares or a rate of 2.550,000
shares for a full five-hour session.
Gains ranging TO more than a
point were spread over a broad
list Leading steels. coppers, utili-
ties. airlines. amusements and
special issues made new highs for
the year and longer.
American Chain a. Cable issues
made new highs with the pre-
ferred up s points. Johns-Man-
vile gained Al points to a new
top. Among the steels reaching
new highs were Bethlehem, u. S.
Steel. Youngstown Sheet & Tube.
Jones & Laughlin, and Republic.
Coppers at new highs included
American Smelling, Anaconda,
Kennecott and Phelps Dodge.
Automobile issues were steady TO
firm in light trading Rails had
small gains. Jersey led the oils
higher.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02

AS of today, the Central Air
craft Council goes out of exist
ence. simultaneously. the Auto
motive Council for War Produc-
tion becomes again the Automo-
bile Manufacturers Association.
Ernest r. Breech. president OF
the aircraft group, disclosed that
the companies making up the
central council had delivered
S14, TAO. .000. 900 worth of planes.
engines and aviation instruments
during its existence Some were
old-line airpla companies.
Some were newcomers to the
field Of aviation.
The bulk OF the members were
companies whose peacetime pur-
suits did not even resemble
planes. They were car builders,
parts m a kers, tire manufac-
turers and producers of electri-
cal equipment ana household
appliances.
But they all combined 10 do a
job. And they did ii well. They
worked themselves out of exist
enCe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Defend Old X-37

Jack Nevill public service
counsel for the DSR, writes that
the old X-37 streetcar we men,
toned the other day is not the
mayors solution 20 our trans
portation problem but actually
one OF 1877 single truck cars
turned over by the DUR when
the system was purchased by
the city.
II was built IN 1912 and ear
ried its last passenger in 1924.
Last Of its type in Detroit, the
old X.37 was lurchlng down
Shelby street in IT'S prese {
capacity Of rail grinding car.
Nevill points out that use Of
the X-37 is in line with the
mayors policy OF making full
use OF every available piece OF
equipment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
VETS FLY HOME
OTHER ARRIVALS

Other troop arrivals today
were
A. New YORK 49, ArEeniinA- fanm HzTrs-
5.2l4 troops including second Battalion Of
l06tn Divisions 423d Infantry Regiment.
i bfiih.-l.blsih and l-a6-th ordnance sllSs.
ply and maintenance companies. O7lst and
lfsth Qusrtermaster Co. service groups.
Jtbth engineer aviation fegiments htadquar-
tcrs service group. 2 Sd fighter control sgua-
dron. 2Ist AAA group headquarters ana head
quarters battery. ol4th &C Detail, 23d.
27th and 4sth mobile records and report
squsdronS. 3Oth and 29sth general hospitals
and asa nurses Marcchai Joftre. from
Havre. ? SIS troops Including l06th infsn-
~ division headQuALlers-- headquarters cam
pany and headquarters special troops. 422d
infantry regimen, headquarters trst battalion.
sOSth ordnance company. 106th ClC detail,
ASA infantry regiment headquarters anti
navy personnel zenobia. from Iceland de
lsycd 245 miscellaneous troops.
A. Bosion-John Hopkins. from Antwerp,
from Livorno IS miscellaneous troops
y Scott FitrEeraid. from Havre tdiverted
from New York Donald Holland. from Mar
seiie, 10 miscellaneous troops OF 37Tth
fighter squadron. 425th night hghter squa-
dron 6Sth airdrume squadron, and psth
station complement squadron.
A. san Francisco-AIelca Ctr. from Hon
.eiHts. is4sf troops, Ire patients ana 30
civilians
A. Newport News-sestriere, departure
point undesiEnsted. 7s4 miscellaneous troops.
santiago Inricsius, departure point and other
details undcSicnated
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
What'sNew
In Business
SeaOees Requesting
Quonset DeoIerships
BY WARD SCHULTZ

Into the sales department of
Great Lakes Steels stran steel
division walked a lean, tanned
young Sea-Bee the other day.
Gentleman" he announced
himself with an air Of conf
dence, "T'm here representing
myself. Ave of my buddies. and
my commanding officer. We've
built more OF your Quonset huts
than can count and know just
how good they are. We'd like TO
act as dealers for you some
where on the West Coast"
He explained that they had
pooled their funds 10 pay his
transportation expenses 10 and
from Detroit.
p. S. He has a very good
chance Of getting franchise.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
z New Firms
Incorporated

LANSING, Oct. 1 CUP)-The
Michigan Corporation and Secu-
rites Commission announce
filing of articles by the following
new firms:
Breckenridge Development Co.
Breckenridge; Clifford L. c. Kel
Ter, Edward O. Crawford, Du VoiC
J Shepard real estaae: $50 0O0(
common stock. General Tractor
and Engineering Corp. Detroit
Harry A. Dart, ST. Clair; make
and sell tractors. engines; $780,
600 common stock.
c. II. Harrison, Inc, Detroit
G. II, Harrison, Birmingham
building and construction; S45, 600
preferred and $1,000 comm o n
stock. Robert Hazard Sports
wear Co., Frankfort; Robert Haz-
zard, Frankfort. and Casmir j.
Ufnowski and Lucille Hazard,
Milwaukee, Wis, make and sell
sportswear; S25, 600 common stock
Interstate -SeapiaHe Base Co;
~ Muskegon; George T. Purves
Jr. and Robert p. Purves, In
dianapolis, Ind, and Peter Ivan
off, N. Muskegon; own and
operate seaplane base; 10000
shares common no par value stock
Saginaw Cold Storage Co.. Sag
NAV. Charles c. Huston and
Harold T. Hoekstra, Kalamazoo
operate cold storage plant; $780,
600 common stock. Thermogen
Corp. Detroit; Lloyd c. Grinnel,
w. r. Angel Jr., and William B.
Giles; make and sell market cut
ting gases; $4,000 shares common
StOck
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Content to Wait Patiently Day of RECKONING

Just when exposed the tckery promo
tons OF racketeerng fake nancers among
to explain me away Crouch the pseudobeal who
liberal with the truth undertake
OF their
such chding from the irresponsible rrate me
- In relations public / myself
competition with the blue sky contrary
regard myself with the selfmposed
try comprehend the realities situation
sound content patiently of reckoning
irrespective of whether wepubczed politicians
with appraisal.
Even when forums packed the American
point do feel lonesome in the az states there
tens OF millions many narcuate see eye 10
extt
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Auto
Graphs
Packard TO Sell
Surplus Goods Direct
BY SILER FREEMAN

Packard today was accepting
bids OF $1,000, 900 worth of sur
plus raw materials, left over
from war contracts. The mate
rials will be open to inspection
at the factory until Oct. 8.
This direct approach 10 the
problem of dispoSing OF sur
pluses was worked out by the
Reconstruction Finance Corp,
which invited the manufacturers
and distributors of aircraft
parts, components and miscella-
neous equipment 10 act as RFC
agents. These companies may
sell on a consignment basis and
deduct a 40 per cent service fee
TO cover normal expenses.
AAF officers estimated that
the direct method OF sale would
save taxpayers money, eliminat-
ing the need for handling and
preparing materials for storage
and future handling by dis
poSal agency. RF'C has specified
price controls for the sale of the
equipment.
Capt. d. L. Redd, AAF plant
clearance officer, says bids on
the materials, including sheet
steel, bar stock and steel, alumi-
mum. copper and brass tubing,
will be accepted until 3 p. m. on
Oct. 10.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Percy Jones
Arrivals

BATTLE CREEK. Oct 1-Ten
wounded Michigan men arrived at
Percy Jones Hospital over the
weekend. They are:
BLAIR. SfSGT. EDWARD L. Gladstone
DONOHO. CPL. WALTER E. 242 Z Euclid,
Detroit.
HAWKINS. PFC. JAsPAR W. 37i4o Flor
ence Garden City.
KOHN. Tf5 BURTON W. Saginaw
MALINIEMI PFC. HEINO W. i523 Seward
Detroit.
McGLoNE. PFC. PAUL Il. Ala Ardmore
Ferndale
PAYETTE. PFC DON NJ Port Huron.
SEE, PFC. DONALD T., Grand Rapids
WARNER fsT 1T. WILLIAM r Paw Paw
ZORN. PFC ORvILLE ". Msriette.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Points TO Fantastic Yardstick of Equality

Most OF the Americans who spoke failed 10 emulate the Brit
OF being
Most of wanted
British friends suggested
One adopted American brazeny We immed
aey return S35ooOoOooo which he collected from the
British the cash and carry plan exported
leaseend He demanded this ground that
for our and that should the war in 1899
instead OF after Pearl Harbor in December 194l.
Obviously, If accept -yaFdse+
equality OF sacrifice IL would be line
good Americans until proporonate eauaed those
suffered by the British necessary
reduco ad absurdum bomb destroy many
lost England.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
7 Million Plane Base
Planned by Pan.Am

NEW YORK. Oct. - Pan
American World Airways plans TO
build its main Pacific base al San
Francisco. al cost of $1,000 900.
for a new feet of ocean flying
land planes now on order. II will
be built on so acres 10 be leased
from the city. provided voters ap-
prove -&2n -nag n0n- airport bond
issue part of which will be needed
10 finance Improvements on the
site.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Bloom Rejoins Geyer,
Cornell & Newell, Inc.

Lucian r. Bloom has rejoined
Geyer. Cornell & Newell, Inc, in
Detroit, as space buyer, II. w.
Newell. executive vice president
has, announced. He served the
agency in the same position be-
fore the war. At present, Bloom
is working in the agencys media
department in New York and will
return here before the first of the
year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Oct. Subsidies
For Flour In

WASHINGTON, Oct. l The
RFC announced the following
-four subsidies for October:
All wheat ground outside the
Pacific Coast area except that
originating in the area, 26l5 cents
a bushel for October compared
with 1914 cents last month.
All wheat ground inside the Pa
cific Coast area and all wheat
originating in the area, but ground
outside, u u cents, compared with
4l7 cents for September.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Doubts Hike
In Gains Tax
BY LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of Economics, New York University
A Donora, Pa. reader asks; Il
could sell some stocks, but the
taxes would eat up my profits. /
read that the Administration will
limit loans for buying real estate,
and slap heavier taxes on specu-
lative gains. What do you think :?
Do i have 10 pay income taxes on
gains from stocks l hold for more
than six months ?"
Answer: Short-term gains are
now taxed as income. and include
the gain on stocks held for less
than six months. II YOU make a
gain Of Sl00 by selling a stock
which you bought less than six
months ago, you pay the regular
income tax on the full 500. II you
have held the stock over six
months, however. il is called a
long-term gain, and you are al
lowed 10 keep half OF the gain
without tax. that is. you pay the
income tax on only 30 per cent OF
the gain.
II is most important TO ask
yourself why you bought the
STOCK. TT you bought IL for yield.
or regular dividends. why not
hold IL? That makes you saver
and investor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
RETURN TIMETABLE

PARIS. Oct. / (UP)-A rede-
ployment timetable, announced
here. included
sixty-third and ioeth infantry divisions.
a. sea
ssd-s!s
sea remainder 10 sail soon.
Fifth Armored Division-Due 10 leave lie
Havrc today.
seventh Armorcd Division. Due to clear
IL Havre today
Seventeen Infantry Division. In United
Kingdom. awaiting home shipment
Tenth Armored. In MsrSeille. awaiting
sixteenth krmored Nov arriving st lie
Havre will ship about oct 10
Eighth Armored' Ready for shipment to-
morrow
Alerted: SSH. SSH. 18th 10th infantry
divisions i2th armored and 10Th corps
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
| M. S. Rukeyser
Participates i'm Talk
On British Election

In spite OF the bahoo by human nature has
weaknesses we'll its elements strength From
ters the appetite for bunk and blue sky insaable
These observations again brought mind the other
night when participated liberal school
New York in which various speakers discussed the implication of
the British election
Three of the speakers irrespective party
they acted accord with the British sticking together
when they before foreigners Their effort
Americans that spite the specialization program
would be fitting for
grant inaid 10 the British
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Moore Promoted

Friends in Detroit were burn
ing up the long distance wires
last week congratulating Jack
son r. Moore. manager OF the
Sears Chicago retail store. on
his appointment as vice prcsi-
dent Of Sears Rocbuck.
Moore was familiar figure
IN Detroit retailing circles when
he was general manager OF the
Sears stores here. prior 10 going
TO Chicago I6 months ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Plane Industry Shrinks

The shrinking OF the airplane
industry can be judged on the
estimates of production for the
rest of this year and next year.
Aviation News states that mill
tary aircraft for the remaining
months of l945 will total be-
tween $50 and 700 units. Next
year. II will be around 100.
Estimate for l947 is about 500.
II wasn't so long ago that a
drop Of 5000 a month was re-
garded as catastrophe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
SOggc 10 Discuss
Insurance Plan

Bert Sogge. assistant corpora
ton counsel and writer OF the
charter amendment relative To the
city employees insurance plan
which is to go 10 the voters next
month. is 10 speak on the plan al
the monthly meeting of the De-
troit Accident and Health Asso-
citation, tomorrow at 1915 p. m
at the Detroit Leland Hotel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Priority Travel Drops

Modification of the army pri-
ority system has brought a drop
Of Is per cent in priority travel
on United Air Lines, according
20 Harold Crary. vice president
IN charge of traffic. United's
passenger travel was IS per cent
on priority. Now il is less than
10 per cent.
On Oct. IS. all prioritieS will
be abolished on airlines.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Two Changes Made
I'm NISE Listings

NEW YORK. Oct. THE y. Y.
Stock Exchange will suspend from
dealings tomorrow the Fair Z per
cent preferred shares 500 Dar.
Admitted TO the list and TO deal
Dings today was Champion Paper
and Fiber Co. $3.50 cumulative
preferred stock without par value,
ticker symbol CMP PR.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Bio lime Now

Tide magazine reports that
John Thompson, former head Of
the Ford News Bureau, who left
the motor company in July al
though IL wasn't announced un-
iii last week, viii head up a
public relations firm "on a
nationwide basis.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Takes SIueeine from CIO, propaqandsts

this only example Of cockeyed thinking going
quarters, especially the Eastern seaboard
Because elected express viewpoint related
to simple arithmetic double entry line that
unpopular in this and took sugging from CIO poe
man. from several international propagandss and little
teous remonstrance from the British
In such public appearance is necessary
whether 10 make objective audit of the realities
pate the magnificent of prevailing misconceptions
trrr1nnc
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Aviation Corp. Files
Pfd. Issue With SEC

PHILA.. Oct. 1-Avia ton Corp.
has filed a registration statement
with SEC. calling for authorize
ton of 100000 shares of preferred
stock TO be offered 10 stockhold-
ors on the basis Of one share OF
preferred for each 20 OF common
outstanding.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
SHOULD CHANGE

I'VE also suggest that, as soon
-as the public good makes p0ssi-
BILE, all remaining wartime regu-
lations be removed those of
the OPA have retarded the pro-
ducti0n of many necessary lines
of goods, particularly textiles,
and will adversely effect employ
ment I'm many industries {.
threaten to postpone indefinitely
the full production of the lower
priced lines of merchandise (.
If price controls could be re-
laxed sufficiently to encourage
production and distribution. the
change hack to free competi-
tive system coul' be attained
rapidly price controls could
with safety he abolished by
Feb. 1. 1916"
Answer-My comment is. fine
We should remove war controls
like we remove the uniforms. We
should change from the regimen
tation Of war TO the freedom o.
peace.
You do we'll 10 warn that Z
poiicy of too rigid price control
will retard production and there
fore automatically extend The
time during which price contro
is necessary" / confidently predic
that your views will prevail.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Proposed Issue

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. THE
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co has
filed registration statement with
SEC for new S13,000,000 issue
Of sinking fund mortgage bonds,
due Oct. /. 1857.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Resume Coach Seat
Reservations on Train

CHICAGO, Oct Coach seat
reservations on the New York
Central Systems Mercury" have
been resumed. The practice had
been discontinued as a wartime
measure. The train travels between
Cleveland. Detroit, Toledo and
Chicago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
171-Cent Dividend
By Baldwin Rubber

Baldwin Rubber Co has de.
clared quarterly dividend of 17i1
cents a share, payable Oct. p tc
shareholders of record Oct. Is. A
similar amount has been paid in
previous quarters.