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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-13
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-13
Not on Roster

We are willing 10 wager Hubby
Walker. in bell-bottom trousers
and out on the bounding main
somewhere in the south Pacific
a few months ago, had no idea
then he would wind up with a
worlds champion
Henry (Prince) Dana, the
transplanted II waiian. still
thinks il is a dream.
Prom Buffalo, last place
club in a minor league, 10 the
champions in three weeks" the
Prince doomed That's some
thing"
nnrn 80 u III .hnrn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-13
ID Sports q
DR T VII .

SAILORS PARTY: Detroit
River Yachting Association is
cooking up something different
instead of the regular fall
meeting Cmdrs. Ward Peck.
Dave Robertson. Art Summer
lee think II would be- dandy 20
have an evening outburSt Of
festivities .. sort II a NlCtorl
fete now that so many Of the
boys are home
AUTO STUFF: Eddie Rick
enbacker says he'll Try % get
the 5OO-mlle race going again
big problem IS getting ma
terlal 10 fix stands buildings
DEATH: Midget auto racer
Clarence sport" Briggs was
killed last night ~ Los Angeles
in a crash into inner wall
10000 watched
SOME BOOK: Commodores
C. Is. Thomas, George Slucum,
Vince Young ana George Lily
gren of tho Crosse Polnte Yacht
Club are pretty proud OF that
Crosse Pointer. club book got
ten out by Cliff Warner, which
contains pictures OF all members
and much special stuff.
MEXICAN TENNIS: Frank
Parket beat Andres Hammers
ley 6-3, 6-3. ell Francisco Sc
gura topped HaroIdo Weiss
Ga. 60, 3-6. as. 6-l Bob Falk-
enburg defeated ROllie Vega
6-3. 6-l, Ga.
HORSEY-H SEY: "She
Didn't" Is 2 horse and she did.
She Didn't" 3-year-old fly
beat Sierra Jean at Hawthorne
yesterday and paid Sl35, record
for the meeting Place ana
show tickets received Sli and
$50 60.
FIGHT STUFF: Chalky
Wright has challenged for Ike
Williams y. B. a lightweight
crown Allie StolZ is 81
favoritc over Pedro E1rpo at st.
Nicholas Arena. y. Y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-13
But 0ffense
Is Interesting

NEW YORK. Oct. 12-Michi-
gan. once proud champion of the
West, arrived in the East today
for tomorrow's battle with the
mighty Cadets of West Point at
Yankee. Stadium.
Doped TO lose by u or more
points. the Wolverines need no
pep talks from their coaches about
the tough assignment
"Well play the best we know
how" said Fritz Crisler. THE
boys know all about Blanchard
and Davis and all the rest of
the great Cadet array. But
they'll make fight OF II. That
/ know"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-13
Test Lion Line

II will be against the Eagles,
who rely primarily upon their
running attack, that Joe Bach's
forward wall is going to get its
showdown test If the Lions show
an advantage up front, the club
may be right smack back in the
title picture.
One Of the most interesting
aspects of the game, To Uni
verSity Of Michigan followers
At least, will ne the appearance
OF WiStert. Bob Westfall and
Ed Frutig. All we're Wolverine
All-Americans and all were Ann
Arbor teammates I'm 1910 when
a one-point defeat by Minnesota
cost them Big Ten and National
CHAMPIONSHIPS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-13
Was War Worker

Charles c. tGhuck1 ffoStetler,
4o-yesr-eld recruit from a Wichita,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-13
MIRACLE REVEALED

II was the official acclaim of
Walter O. Briggs and his triumph
ant Tigers
Big Hank Greenberg, who so
often stole the show on the dia-
mond, captured the spotlight again
last night when ne revealed a
secret he held with Tommy
Bridges
K They had known the American
League Pchnant was in the bag
since Sept. 10. This came much
to the CONSERVATION of fans who
bad sweated through 10 Sept. 30
when the Tigers knocked out the
St. Louis Browns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-13
TRIBUTE TO CHAMPS

players left the hotel burdened
down with gifts presented by
merchants. Each player received
at least II gifts ranging from
ciCaret lighters to hunting coats
and one. I'D Mierkowicz, rookie
outfieder who played half an
inning in the World Series. won a
1916 Chevrolet automobile pre-
sentcd by Henry T. Ewald in be-
half of the Mack-Gratiot Co.
Those in charge of the affair
even remembered Tiger Scout
Wish Egan. He was presented
with a moth-eaten jacket that he
wore when he pitched for the st.
Louis Cardinals 40 years ago, a
GIFT that was deeply appreciated.
Harvey Campbell, postmaster,
read a message in which Briggs
paid tribute to O'Neill, General
Manager Jack Zeller. Scout Wish
Egan. the coaches and players,
and also promised to give Detroit
the kind Of team that the best
efforts of his organization can
give n.
Other speakers included Mayor
JeffricS and Spike Briggs.
Frederick c. Matthaei. preSi-
dent of the mythical LindSale Uni
verSity, presented sheepskins to
Walter Briggs, Spike Briggs, Eel
Ter. ONeill and Travelling Score
tary Clair J Berry with the sheep
inside them.
Frank O'Neill, president of the
Baseball Writers Association of
American, presented the most
valuable pitcher award TO Harold
Nowhouser and the most valuable
player award 20 Eddie Mayo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-13
The Better Club

The Eagles have more expert
enced players on hand than any
club except the Green Bay Pack
erS. but man for man Except for
end Don HutSonl are rated
better club than Green Bay. In
fact, in an exhibition before 90
600 Philadelphians last month. the
Eagles beat the Packers, 2S-2l.
and were leading, 2S-7, with two
minutes 10 60.
Steve Van Buren,. the 200
FOUNDER from Louisiana State,
probably il the greatest running
back in the league today, what
with Detroits frankie Sink 4
witch still scoring touehdowns
for the Second Air Force Super
bombers. Van Buren, has racked
mp two touchdowns In each OF
the six games Philadelphia has
played, all Of which they have
won.
Backs like Jack Banta from
use, Ben KiSh from Pittsburgh,
Mel Blocker from use. Johnny
Butler Of Tennessee. Ernie Steele
or washington and Sonny Kari
nofSky. one Of Mike Castecl'S Arr
IONA products, also are on hand
TO give Greasy Neale. of the
Eagles the best set Of runners in
football. For me passing assign
mcnt Neaie has Roy Zimmerman
and al Sherman, two Of the best.
Wistert an Anchor
Tackles Al Wistert. Michigan
great star. and Vic Sears from
Oregon State anchor the Phlla-
dclphia line and both are all
league stars. II is small wonder
Philadelphia is favored 10 walk
OF with the eastern division
crown. which they missed by half
q game last fall because Of two
ties
Gus Dorais and his Lions 20
into this fray As definite under
dogs. II Detroit wins, IL will be
the biggest upset Of the young
pro season. Nonetheless, twice
a-day drills this week, plus al
most nightly skull sessions
around the blackboard are evi-
dence the Lions have definite
notions about scoring exactly
that upset.
The club has written of that
frcakish affair with Green Bay.
when the Packers scored al
points on nine plays in one quar-
ter. and is out 10 start another
winning streak. Statistics from
last Sunday showed a definite
Lion edge despite the top-heavyi
score and that edge was duel
chiefly 10 a superior line.
Test Lion Line
II will be against the Eagles.
who rely primarily upon their
running attack, that Joe Bach's
forward wall is going to get its
{ showdown tCSf II the Lions show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-13
WORKOUT IN STADIUM

A squad of AZ players made the
trip and will workout in Yankee
Stadium today.
Bob Derleth, 225-poupd tackle.
who reported for practice earlier
in the week, will see service. So
VIII John Lintol, a guard, who
injured his knee in the Indiana
game.
Michigan. extensively. should be
able TO make a good showing.
Crisler takes his hat off 10 no one
when il comes TO an interesting
and potent bit OF ball-handling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-13
BENTON THEIR MIRACLE

I'VE were playing in Wash
ington on Sept. I6," Greenberg
informed The crowd which
jammed the grand ballroom
and overlooked into the prom
room and even the corridors.
I'VE had just beaten the Grifis
in the first game of a double
header and were then leading
by a game and a half.
Bridges and were standing
on the step of the dugOut con-
sidering the situation Of the
Tigers and I told Bridges that
1 feared IL would take a miracle
to keep us in front down to the
end Of the season.
while we were talking Al
Benton stepped 10 the plate
and doubled down the left field
line. Tommy banged me on the
back. LET out yell and said.
Hank, there's your miracle
Were m We can't lose.
Hank paid a touching tribute 10
Briggs and TO Steve O'Nelll as
we'll as TO his teammates. He
called the Tiger owner the best
fan 1T the city and De-
troit the best baseball city in the
world. He said the Tigers won
only because every man on the
team was anxious 10 win for
ONeill who never second-guesSed
his players.
Recalling that some have said
the Tigers stumbled into the pen
nant, Grecnberg said, perhaps
they did. "
But we had a one or two
game lead for 40 days and had
10 flight to maintain il. A flight
like that takes a lot out Of
team. and 1 saw that only n cOu-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-13
PLENTY OF BACKS

The Michigan mentor this week
will show Army such backs as
Capt Joe PeRsette, Wait fcning1,
Bob 'NuSsbaumer, Jack Wciscn-
burger, Dan DworSky, Pete Elliott
and others.
But the Michigan team. Of
course, has no back 10 compare
with Felix Doc Blanchard or
Glenn Davis
It's on defense that Michigan
coaches are hard pressed. Stop
ping such backs as Blanchard or
Davis is a major assignment even
with seasoned veterans.
But the boys from Ann Arbor
are here TO make fight, and
they may surprise many who
think the score Will run as high
as 40 or 50 points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-13

AUTO STUFF: Eddie Rick
enbacker says he'll Try 20 get
the 5O0-mile race going again
big problem is getting ma
terlal 10 fix stands. buildings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-13

DEATH: Midget auto racer
Clarence sport" Briggs was
killed last night ~ Los Angeles
i'm a crash into inner wall
30. 900 watched
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
Stresses Service

Service 10 cars by The Coun-
try'S automobile dealers Will
take an important part in their
future business, Harry G Moock,
vice president Of the Plymouth
division of ChrySler Corp, de-
clared today before a state con-
vention of the Georgia Auto
Dealers Association,
Service is going To play an
important part in future dealer
business" Moock stated. "Many
dealers ceased operation in
1871. but others, with clear
heads and their feet on the
ground, said, We are sweating
il out right where we are
suffice II 20 say that the
dealers who chose To stay i'm
business are stronger financially,
materially and spiritually. They
have kept the good will ef their
customers and will be ready for
future business. They did
great job in keeping autOmO-
biles rolling during the war.
and they are now getting ready
for the sale of cars and good
service TO their customers"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
|NeWFirlllS
Formed

LANSING, Nov. s (UP)-Arti-
cles of incorporation have been
filed with the Michigan. corpora
ton and securities commission by
the following new firms:
Community Cooperative Home
Building Association, Detroit; Rev.
j. II. McLaurin. Rev William
Allen and ID. II. Corning, Detroit
financing and building homes
100000 common stock.
Dundon Lumber and Supply CO.,
Detroit: Herbert J. Dundon, AL
bert NJ. Mackey. Detroit, lumber
business; $4,000 common stock.
German Serials, Inc, Ann Ar
Dor; Margaret K. Love. Ann Arbor
publish books, folders, magazines
$50, 900 common stock.
Greenville d count Corp.
Greenville; James Copel Ian d
Greenville; Melbourne Stebbins
Ionia. and Claude Henry Grand
Rapids; mortgages and contracts,
SIS, 900 common stock.
Michigan photographed So
ciety. Inc. Ann Arbor; Margaret
f. Love, printing and mimeo.
graphing; $4,000 common stock
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
Market Lower.
Blue Chips Off

NEW YORK. Nov. s ms
The stock market moved lower
today after IT'S rapid advance yes
terday ftS-fall was not serious,
but IT did serve to cut fractions
10 point off Yesterdays top
prices and also brought volume
down a bit.,
Principal sufferers were the
blue chips. Chrysler lost a small
fraction. 81 d1d bethlehem and
General Motors. American Tele-
phone. which jumped d point TO a
new high at 1862. then retreated
10 1851 Baltimore and Ohio
lost ia the rails, while Inter
national Paper, strong yesterday
backed off H.. to 4iis Great
Northern CeX-divdendl lost . TO
6ll2: Southern Pacific IL to 80 =,
and L. s. Steel (cX-dlVdend) @s
TO SO5s
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
Nelson Promoted

Walter G. Nelson. Supcrin-
tendent of the Ford Motor Co s
Iron Mountain plant, has been
placed in charge of all Ford op-
erationS in Michigan's Upper
Peninsula. NJ. L. Bricker, vice
president in charge of manu-
featuring. announced today.
Besides his duties as super
intendent of the Iron Mountain
plant Nelson now assumes di-
rect supervision Of Ford saw
mills located at Alberta, L'Anse,
Pequamlng, Big Bay and Munis-
ing. He also has supervision Of
the companyS extensive timber
and mineral properties in north
ern Michigan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
ON Leases Plant

General Motors has leased the
North American Aviation plant
IN Kansas City, kanS.. instead
OF building MS own assembly
plant there, according 10 {. r..
Wilson, president of the cor
poralon The lease was signed
tins week with the Army Air
Corps. which owns the prop
eIty -
GM viii assemble Buicks/OldS
and Pontiacs there and expects
10 be IN operation on them by
the FIRST of the year accord
ing 10 Wilson Production work.
ors VIII total 1000 when the
assembly lines are installed
CompictcN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
Given a Choice

I'm case of death tnu h.0c-
fcIarIC> receive 'ho amount
paId IN. plus interest and If an
individual leaves the company
he has the choice of recovering
hIS payments. plus interest, or
taking q paid-up annuity
Perhaps the best break the
Ford employees get even those
who left the company in the
recent >hakeup-iS that the
company paid IN the cost of all
back payments dating from the
individuals fifth year Of service.
This payment amounts 10
three-tourths OF ! per cent of the
individuals salary as Of Dec.
30, 1914. which is in excess Of
$1,000. multiplied by the mum
Der Of years of service with the
company. excluding, or course.
the first five.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
A Ford 'First'7

Thus his total annuity would
be 1880 a year. or S112.5O a
month-payable in addition TO
his social security benefits.
The man would have all his
own contributions back within
"a months Of retirement and in
173 months-his normal life
expectancy at the age of 65-
he would have receive d
Sl9,462.50 in benefits.
Which gives a pretty good
idea Of why almost 100 per cent
OF those eligible are partici-
pating.
Some day. Ford may place
this pension plan alongside its
outstanding mechanical achieve
ments as among the company s
most important "FirSts" in the
industry.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
Sees December
Strike Storm
BY LEWIS HANEY
Professor Of Economics, New YORK univeI

Professor of Economics, New York University
Industrial activity perked up
somewhat a week ago. Prices
rose last week. Despite strikes
and labor slowdovns. the produc-
ton Figures showed considerable
Improvement, the main factor
heing the end of the coal strike.
Steel production snapped back.
Engineering construction con =
tracts continued 10 climb. Railway
car loadings, rejecting the in
creased coal output, rose sharply,
though still the lowest for the
week in any recent year.
This may be the lull before a
December storm of strikes, In
any case, il is a lull that shows
the true direction of the wind.
Once the storm is over, the in
evitable tendency will be strongly
toward expansion.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
Bristol Meyers Board
Proposes Stock Split

NEW YORK. Nov. Directors
of the BriStol-MeyerS Co. have
proposed two for-one sphtup of
the common stock. A special meet
ing of stockholders has been called
for Dec. Is. l945 at Wilmington
Del. TO vote on the recommended
tion Under the proposal, each of
the 7002S0 shares of s. par stock
will be changed into two shares
of 50 common stock
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
WoodaN Buys
Chicago Firms

Woodall Industries. Inc. has pur-
chased two Chicago firms, Service
Industries. Inc and Service Prod.
ucts Co, which will be integrated
in the company's program of M.
tional expansion. according TO
j. Woodall, president.
Additional purchases are under
consideration. Woodall said.
The meeting of stockholders OF
the company, at which they viii
consider an increased in. the au-
thorized capitalization and the
issuance of preferred stock, has
been adjourned to Nov. II, pend
ing completion of the new ac-
quisitions.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
Supplies Short
I'm Steel Scrap

NEW YORK. Nov. S-The sup
ply of iron and steel scrap con-
unueS limited with steel companies
and others buying whenever ton
nages are available. The man.
power shortage ih the yards is a
big factor
There have been some large
sales of landing-mat scrap, esti-
pated at around 10000 tons. in
the past week. This is high grade
material and is bringing the cell
ing price despite the increased
offerings. Scrap dealers believe
this supply Will tend TO ease the
situation, eventually.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
Report Occupancy Up
In Local Warehouses

War brought an increase of
more than , per cent in space
occupancy TO publlc-merchandise
warehouses IN Detroit, according
70 statistics released today by J c..
Capt, director of the census. De-
partment of Commerce. Figures
compiled for September. 1945.
show 96.5 per cent of the space
occupied, as compared with 94.3
per cent in September, l94l, the
last prewar year
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
GE Subsidiary TO Cut
AZ Price Of Appliances

CHICAGO, Nov. S-The Edison
General Electric Appliance Co. has
started production on an auto
matte electric dishwasher which.
the company said, will be the first
electric appliance to sell below
1912 prices, One model, priced at
$3.50 in 1912 will be offered at
S249,50. Another will be cut to
Sl9S from S265.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
business Failures
Remain UNCHANGED

NEW YORK, Nov. SIN the
week ended Nov. ]. commercial
and industrial failures remained al
il, the same number as in the
previous week, reports Dun and
Bradstreet, Inc For the third
consecutive week and for the ninth
time this year. failures exceeded
those in the comparable week of
1944-l7 against II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
Auto
Graphs
Fishers Now Linked
To New Independent
BY SLER FREEMAN

The Fisher brothers are prom
inent IN the new crop Of rumorS
emanating from New York.
They are reported 10 be inter-
ested IN one of the Independents
met I4tfa~oft md arr angling
FOR control according 10 STOCK
circles IN the metropolis
Connected with them m these
reports is the former head of
one of the larger companies. who
IS said 20 be rather unhappy m
his new connection II would
make a very strong combination,
should the umorS lell INTO
reality.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
Shows LiberaIi+y

To illustrate the hbcralltl OF
The Ford pension plan. take the
example of an employe who
signed at the age OF 40 after l5
years Of service and receives a
salary Of $4,000 a year.
Each year he would contrib
ute ) per cent of his salary i'm
excess of $1,000. or $50. BY
the time he's 65, he Will have
contributed a total of $3.50.
His Future Service Annuity"
beginning at the age of 65
would amount TO 30 per cent
of his contributions or Slips
a year. In addition. he would
be entitled 10 a credit of an
additional S225 on his Past
Service annuity.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
Detroit Gas Sendout
Continues 10 Climb

The gas Sendout in tho Detroit
district for the week ended Nov
was 574,529 900 cubic feet. the
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co. re-
ported today This is an increase
Of u 424 900 cubic feet compared
with The corresponding week last
YEAR when the total reported was
5j3 ,l0JJa0 cubic feet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
Standard Accident
Votes 364C Dividend

The Standard Accident Insur-
ance Co. today declared dividend
of 36l4 cents a share on the COM
mon. payable Dec. 5 to stock
holders Of record Nov. "a. Previous
dividend was the same amount on
Sept. ).
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
Pepsi Introduces
New Product

NEW YORK. Nov g Pepsi
Cola CO. is INTRODUCING on me
market today new product
Evervess Walter $ Mack. pres.
ident announced Tn. product is
sparkling carbonafed water for
table use, picnics and other gem
eral consumption, as well as for
Use as a mixer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
Taken Off List

Universal Cooler Corp. 10l,17s
shares of Class a no par value
and, 300. $50 shares of Class B no
par value have been removed from
The list and trading on the Detroit
Stock Exchange as Of Nov 7, Fred
J. Oppat. DSE secretary, has an
nounced. Universal recently was
merged with international Detrola
Corn
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
Brown-MtLdren Mig,
Paid 10 Cents in 1945

a recent dividend declared by
B r ow n-McLaren Manufacturing
Co. in the amount of 2i2 cents,
was the fourth such voted and
brought the total paid for the year
90 10 cents. rather than five cents
as reported.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
Chapman Promoted

PITTSBURGH, Nov s. Thomas
y. Hlliard, vice president OF sales
of Carnegie-IllinoiS Steel Corp,
announces the appointment of
Marcus NJ. Chapman as manager
of sales of the sheet division,
effective Nov. /
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
What New
In Business
Ford SaIary Fox
Like Pension P'80
r., WARD SCHULTZ


W7tF5Ut fs1t7rrs-ti.- Eefa
Motor Co. instituted plan on
Dec. 80. 1874, which MAS COM
pleteN overlooked hy the press
despite ifs far-rcaCmnE effects
and social Implications
On that cate. several tnOu-
SAND Salare5 employees OF tho
company were enrolled n a
group retirement annuity
plan and today more than
4.500 Ford people are paruc,-
pains
Under The plan '7c minimum
retirement benefit received IS
S.4O a year. while the MAXIMUM
possible IS $4,000
ANY >aiaried employe who
has been with Ford tar Hyc
years or more and earns n
excess OF $1,000 annually is
eligible Retirement age is 65,
but IL IS permissible at 30
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
Usual 75C Dividend
By General Motors

General Motors Corp. has de-
clared a dividend Of 75 cents on
the common stock. payable Dec.
10 holders of record Nov. Is The
same amount was paid in previous
quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
Joins Hahn Aqency

Z. c. Watkins. formerly with
Carboloy Co, Inc. and Zenith
Carburetor division of Bendix
Aviation Corp. has joined the Mar
vim Hahn advertising agency.