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Evening star., 1945-01-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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YOUNG 9 RAsToI vent 100 roomlns q
buyers @ W Wsitins; lit WWitS Wi's Us: We give You you
eys .;.slss g 81! "a: sssS Or m RA ' Sasz
SSs; !, ssa: .ssa: issss Fl
S9l.ass,sss sn a.a1yc ca liz f9. = aulns' ''''
Warner BIOS thesteo aon Nv; street and LOBBY
net net pron. % sSous 1000 monthly; hours
am. to II pm, days; only help re-
fY1Esd H5dSSss 1855 s:a sas2SSi 2ssi AZ: s:!na nv
DR9.cLEANINa STORE and laundry
S:.s ooa t nw msss ss You
DUE TO RECENT DEATH OF PARTNER.
r partner Who % can help With financing. This
business has hIisns financial oqtloos
ins: All information confidential. Boz
Down Down PAYMENT REDUCED for quick
owner ssls is . rsti1ins t 70 lis farm: fsn bs
divided into 8 businesses, as follows:
% sHss ss'E es has "a
crowding; the repair shop is adjoining
baths and 8 rooms, ga baths. Entire
property located in business section OF
Columbia Heights. Price for all $4,000,
or will sell parking lot, garages and shop
separately. Convenient =, terms can be
eFEsoFsa vMoEnENT " Co. 4sso n Mass MILLER a7s na RE
OR. 4464; evenings telephone DE. 7095.
ISGSs, IIGs, srecery. beer, meats; business
nxtures.. equipment and stock; worth more
than asking price Of S4.950.
Groceries, meats, vegetables: business
5000 weekly: MIXED mIs aon. trade; complete price
Deiicatessen and meats, business over
large inventory; price reduced, $4,000 for
everything. terms: owners quote net in
come over $500 weekly.
:. DIGS, groceries and meats: business
S1.70Q weekly: no competition; old. we'll
Roaob S5dssf auRo8oSRRo rusf a. 1ad ssss 'ssE sE
s2sa s5SMING 81 ia HOUSES. can be bought sep.
arstely or together; near 9th and @ sts.
$1,000 each. DE. 1928.
TAILORING and cleaning business-Will
sell outright or take in partner. Box 227-
LioGoR STORE wanted by private party,
priced right. RA. S241, or write to Box
GRocERY AND NOVELTY for sale because
70 SELL OR BUY business. call R,
FERNANDEZ, HOY. Eye ST. NV. DI.
1851. Evenings and Sundays, ME. 1890.
Evening star., 1945-01-08

FREPLACE WOOD DELIVERED-OaK and
pine mixed, $40 half . cord. Phone 81
GdGUtx2RANTEED dGt2AN high per cent seasoned
hardwood, large wood split; q bu. kindiina
free $40 cord, Lincoln 4225. 50
WOOD for sale, any length. reasonable
price; prompt delivery in Arlington and
Falls Church. CAL JOSEPH sHOCKEY
F Fslls h GhHrch s22-W-2.
stove length; SIS per cord in Virginia ane
$40 in District and extra charge for storing
wood, Mclean 81. J. 8. CARPER.
EiREPLACE WOOD. delivered in Virginia
FIREPLACE WOOD. S21 per cord. al
ha5dyood, For immediate delivery call
FIREPLXCE WOOD. seasoned oak: SEQ
Sord delivered. Also straw for sale. Call
Evening star., 1945-01-08
pfRsoNAL tce.t. /

PERSONAL tceas.J.
ExREkf WATCH REFAlRIN0, Today
service: guaranteed ec5entidcslly By watch.
MEssteE; E.. w.. 9; =. MITCHELL" sJsvelsr l4o4
NURSE for seneral day duty; salary. $125
per month. NARTINb NURSING HOME.
Evening star., 1945-01-08
SITUATIONS MEN & woMEh.

COUPLE, colored; superintendent and
hotel. wishes change; man capable cleo
trician, plunfser. all around; wife, all
around work; best references. Box 207-Y
Star. &c
Evening star., 1945-01-08
SITUATIONS poMEsric

GENERAL HOUsEWORK, 3 days q week;
81 30 and carfare q day. Hillside 1921.
SCHOOL GIRL. co1ored, wishes work after
ureay. Executive O92O.
WOMAN. reliable colored, wants work Of
any kind; no Sundays AT. 1902.
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RooMS FURN.-Neylhwese fceee.I !,

k00MS fUkN.-tjssgswsse tcene.I !.
C0LoaED; IS3s Kalcrfna 90. AL
Eisn sas i I;t ,lsss
srsnsDcrtstien. csh sfssr $50. A6. 6.. z4ss' j
G19,FodsED-Doubls es9,Led s-.dS front sHom ieT 81 2
S.lIss Slss + 81: N:M.=5smsIl studio room ia
ceRokES@i7sa1 csesRRpk fS01 80 You pi e. siss nwand A.
shdsss; .fs6.e5ss $685. n0m' nc
ed people; women preferTed; no cooking
1003 Eatrmont st. NV, Ho, e372.
seoaoshI1s7s soos Io9 r.ns or cssorns sls 3D. $751; s.
ROOMS FURNISHED-s.E. and s.W.
al 18th ST; s.E.--Nicely furnished front
slHs ssss Texas TEi AssSS Ave. s.E.-gvo mic. room.
Pa: ave. turn left on Texas. The sth
9Gass Sas bfG 81. 'siaet shbearoem for gentleman
h%S,. Se%s PsiS.lsss;s. Il $SSs : DI0'' , .l'
or service osers. % eootins priyiIsses iiIss Also also
oms With ss bed: sS are With s
@ sass S$ 81. sE-IIRs4gess IR ssse; sex pr,v.t. room
erxi.xsE entfs Eng eo5 aes,I. tse sS 81 kitchen
121 18th ST. Sc, Apt ii double
room, suitable for girls. conv. to Navy
Yard and Armory Bldg, mr.. Lincoln
Mr.. FAIRFAX VILLAGE. 1881 TT. Davis
pi. s.e., large front room, laundry priv.
near transp. Call after pm: II. 73l2.
ROOMS FURNIsHED-Mp. and VA.
ARLINGTON-Master bedroom. next to
bath. beautifully furnished. kitchen priv. );
2 girls or emp couple. CHI. 4746,
EAST R1VERDALE, MD. - Double room.
private home: convenient transportation
Call WA. 719S.
ARLINGTON-pouble room, twin beds,
convenient to Navy Annex an6 Pentagon
OK. 0S2E.
Evening star., 1945-01-08
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

COLORED DEVELOPMENT-Fine In this
area: l-fAmily detached homes on 5000
So: Il. or more. new. modern: four blocks
on the District line on Sheriff I'd; ne:
rent With option to purchase. CHAPEL
OAKS CO. Bali Addison Chapel rd.. Fair
mount HeiRhtS. Nd HI I5O1
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Cattle AND LIvE STOCK.

WANTED TO BUY market hogs, also
shoats sows or hogs OF any kind. sH
2114 or GE. 1743
COW, !, Holstein, and 1 boar. Call WA
2735 for further information.
Evening star., 1945-01-08

ROOMS WITH DoARp WANTED.
2 ROOMS AND BOARD, working mother
snS care Of child. 3. during day. Box
ROOM AND BOARD for employed mother
and chilo; part care Of child. FIR zoos. 90
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
VIII take your surplus furniture as part
SsyYn payymsns on your moyinS aEDELMANs aIDEL
Evening star., 1945-01-08
MiscELLANEoVS WANTEp tcont. J

! WISH 10 80Y { spineI console o.
ss.d srsnd Pisro ana s,oi I'm Say hieb cash
dSd. .a.c. 's K. e,s .ns
@ SsRd. H4.S N4A.x zMSiS ,hE eiIs =
proyiding apt. available for rent. 60.
7790 Sunday, DE. 1900. Ex. "A. weekdays.
Evening star., 1945-01-08

Situations Udnted ADVERTISE
ments containing the symbol
~ are inserted By er-seruice
men and UOmen.
Evening star., 1945-01-08
POULTRY & EGGS.

POULTRY 3 EGGS.
POULTRY, turkey. pigeon, rabbit pets
pqass ppSsss sNps KssdS TRY seysTss isssSsf pSsM
AL $500 1Os
BABY CHICKS. feed and poultry supplies
JAMES FEED STORE. INC. 619 K st. NV
Me. 0089.
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MOTOR TRAva..
PERSONAL

LADY DRIVING to California 9th Of Feb
take two; references. Phone TR. 57a
after 2. 81
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
coAL. Woop. FUEL oIL.

SHOVEL. 1A yards. Bucyrus-Erie; ais
model l60 trench machine. Phone Ordwa,
Evening star., 1945-01-08

HOUSES FOR RENT-New York City
NEW YORK CITY-6-rm house, in com,
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HOUSES UNFURkisHED.

EXCHANGE $50-month modern Groom
house. NV. section, for l or bedroom
apt. ia: 5l69 after 5 pm. s.
THREE ROOMS and kitchen and bath, gas
range. electric ice box and coal heater; use
q concrete basement; ample grounds for
to Washinston. Ss4 Ss4s Baltimore BIZ biyd.. S. BeT.
Wyn. Md. Phone Berwyn 31-J after pm.
weekdays or all day Sunday for appoints
ment, g
COLORED Will rent 6-rm. and bath
house, with store In Anacostia, to one who
will operate small grocery with house;
rent. $50. QUINN MILLER, 500 11th
st. Sc, rR, 2fO0
Evening star., 1945-01-08
HOUSES FURNlSNE0,

FUnNISnED HOME With large grounds q
with mother with i or children, in ex-
change for care and training Of 4.yesr boy
and also portion Of home care Of EN-
gioyed couple some salary involved.
Or Al day Sunday for interview. 81
row brick house, double
porches. garage, gas heat, $3.50 monthly.
Box 262-X, Star
Evening star., 1945-01-08

Atkins. ds 1857. with 5. N. oRRis6N:
SENATOR OR CoNGREssMAN-Beautifui
custom built det brick in restricted Rock
baths: living room and recreation a; room
avstorS AVA nnishsd stsie porch 81
sSn os ideal n an
iesyins city win deliver possession VIII
fs iss 0Fff saSN SSS soS I6cHs Ss ns Co. Ris so5 P
sSse$ . syAksggxf g rs ssE;: IT.. Brentwood, Nd, d..
gle; large Ss6 lot s spacious rooms, bath;
sah TSSIph2 h5Ary CO dse NE .s.a s
tive priysss home Of brick constr, with :
atIs H asrt in sseosd Uas o he s r.ssn
GOOD finsnsins and rood terms. RIPLEY.
400, Art. aS4: Nj. sos.rdns1. ~ ~
6sick three stories; e, f50ns soo porch oil heat
sa.15iasss y sERssrEiS aissa CO. NJ 500. Sn 9oas
MShSTf hsshRSG HSu6s 6GctF4hdY tTsp Y .xcu,v. Ken
yssxs ysGa sd. brisf sfo is ICONS. :
foom 80 'rs i4as4. library on 1st nocr. isvstory. .
Pear garage. h-acre wooded lot. NORTH
NkAR IL A hNb iffTENHoGsE Tff Mi sSE SIS. % NV NV
Vacant, detached, rooms / bath, oil
everything. r CAN Nj. Mcuinis. 81. s4sS
days or CHI. 41A6 evenings and Sunday.
FRANCES POWELL HILL. 1906 goth
ii oaGiSS-cash. $500; 4 rooms and bath: v
ssIss ground. Morninsside Village. Nd.
8HWMER 8Tna MosssTre s2Iyss S4dSM ..,.
detached brick home of six spacious rooms,
cellent terms. MITCHELL Quick. DI.
cSuNTRT GsS5 Fl Fl AiI3fNS clo.e-in. A delightful
frame home, built in earlier days, but IN
excellent condition, in No. Chevy Chase,
handy to downtown by bus. or train at
Kens. Four bedrooms and bath, INV. oil
heat, garage, large lot 9Ox1b0s. with
garden and flowers. Some ones going to
get 8 mighty nice home in this property,
RIPIEY, Realtor, SH. 1889 (Sun. and
aves., OIL 1706, Mrs. Moebsl.
DETHESDA--Attracttv modern. Colonial
brick Of six spacious rooms. bath. AZ.
tached gar; large. Jewel. fenced lot. with
ssstts.sd trees psrffst SfK sSnd1K5son n prSsTSgf
TAKoix-Sungaiow. II rooms and bathy
near transportation, schools and storest
1880. 1H. 6661
TAKOIGA PAIK-7-rm. home with large
attic. basement, oil heat. earsee; goo0
location. ROBERT =. LOHR. S11 Cedar
st., Takoms Park. D. G. -
Continued on Next pass.l
Evening star., 1945-01-08
THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. c.
MONDAY. JANUARY g. I9l5.

A1AAIAINTS vttEURaaisNso.
EXCHANGE bedroom modern apt, NV,
located, unfurnished, $50,
IL siIai a1s b. = ss s ssr xsTs
636 TAYLOR ST. N.E.-Two rooms, bath.
rsfriGerator. heat. S27. so. THOMAS p.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-11-23

With plenty Of turkey under our belts
it's fine time to start on this issue
of the column. It was a fine Thanks Civ
ing and thanks to the cooks Of the many
chments for laboring overtime to
insure our dinners on time. %. The club
was gay as usual on Saturday last and
the food was most de1ici Gus While grab
bling a snack in the dining room, the
following incidents caught my eye......
Mary ladies' who did not attend the club
baIcre it moved to it's new home are now
seen tt ere frequent 1y. D Antinac and
H. West sitting in the lounge. This is
seemingly the latest romance in the
VILE ga IT won't last long probably
cause both are scheduled to go home
s oono saw nDucky' Massey sitting in
corner on his mite off. ..ACs Ayberry
{. Otey of DAAF we're the center Of at
traction during their short stay at the
club ADVICE TO NETTIE EAT!KINS Always
be woman Of your word. DON'T invite
guest down and then hide under the bed.
e..TO CL.E.ENE SMITH: Please don't be SO
tight on the young man. He WON'T run a.
waT-SEARE HIM. QUESTION TO JCDY GLIB
SM: What happened, bud?. Since Swanee
Left, in viii CHI direction has your atte-
ntion turned, G.. Eduard? THINGS 7 NEVER
KEEE' TILL NC: That woman is happy as
long as she can keep her hair Light and
hec' past dark . That ONE girls lock
good in anything they take off. ,.s That
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-11-23

pessimist is any politician dis cuss-
ing what the other side has accomplish
ed That chivalry is the notion that
the girl you married is better than'.the
girl you 60 out with. =. That the real
measure Of manis character is what he
would do if he knew he would never be
found out That in the Army you don't
60 to work. You wake up surrounded by
it That talk is cheap probably be-
cause the supply exceeds The demand 90
That many girls in the flower Of their
youth, get pottsd each end every light
That an opera house is a juko bot With
a chandelier SCI YOUSE GUYS AND
GALS LAT-R
nit
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-11-23


POSTSCRIPT CT TIE APACHE SENTINEL
Vols No. Friday % Nov IS
Post Connander
CHARLES R. SMITH, COL, INF.
Director Of Individual Services
JoIH! e lAD2EN, MAJOR, Gao
Editor. ..,..,. Pfc. Chess er A. Burri11
News Edit Cpl. Calvin Z. Adams
Art Editor ..S/Sgt. Eugene L. Reavis
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-11-23

of Of and
Y. No.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Franchise Fee Act
Killed in Senate
Bill Would Have
Hit Large Concerns

LANSING, April 21 OUPl-The
Senate has killed off the Mi!liken
Corp Franchise Fee Act. con-
demnlng il 10 death in the high
ways committee.
The bill. proposing a fee reduc-
tion of from $3.50 TO $l.75 per
1000 capitalization but removing
the present $4,000 ceiling, would
have lowered franchise payments
by l4.000 small corporations and
heavily increased fees paid by 1S
large corporations.
After Senator Ivan A. Johnston
(R) of Mt, Clemens declared in
crease OF the corporation tax on
large concerns would drive busi-
ness from Michigan. Senator
George Higgins tR} Of Ferndale
warned the state might lose the
aviation industry as a result
Senator Stanley Nowak (D) OF
Detroit supported the bill, observ-
ing that the Legislature was too
willing to tax liquor and beer but
unwilling to let large corporations
pay fair share OF their tax
burden.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Wheat, Rye
Move Ahead
Selling Again Hits
Barley Futures

CHICAGO, April 2i GNS)-
Wheat and rye generally were
on the upgrade today while bar
ley continued downhill following
yesterdays 5 cent limit decline
but not before prices gained &c
to &c.
Wheat closed &c IN &C up
after holding to a range of
around &c. May finished &c up
at S1.72ia.
Rye finished &c 10 &C up in a
moderate trade. May closed &C
up at $1.31h against a high OF
$l.31%.
Corn finished &c up TO sc
down, oats nc down 10 nc up
and barley 1c TO 1i7c lower.
Estimated carlots: wheat D
corn TIA. oats 6.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Steel Down
Inqo+ Production Shows
Drop Of w Pct.

NEW YORK, April 20-Steel
lngot production for the week
ended April IS is placed at 81
per cent of ingot capacity In COM
plation by Dow Jones h Co, Inc.
This compares with 94h per cent
in the previous week and 81 per
cent two weeks ago.
u. S. Steel is estimated at SS
per cent. against 93h per cent in
the week before and IS per cent
two weeks ago. Other leading
companies are credited with "a
per cent. against 95 per cent In
the preceding week, and 9S per
cent two weeks ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Budd Mfg. Net
Down Sharply

The Edward G. Budd Manufac-
turing Co. in report for the
quarter ended March 81. 1945,
lists a net profit of S49S.56 equal
TO 10 cents per share. as COM
pared to S797 ,633, or 81 cents a
share, for the same period year
ago.
Federal taxes for the 1945 quar-
ter were set at 81 ,799. 500, against
S3,032, 900 for the same period
in 1914.
The net is after provision for
renegotiation.
The report states that the de-
crease in the company's profit is
due primarily 10 cutbacks in gov
eminent orders.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Some Discarded

OF course. car lines were dis
carded and merged into surviv-
Ing makes. Among these were:
Marquette, Oakland and La
Sale.
And now General Motors has
announced its intention of re-
entering the radio field under
the name of Bendix. You can
be sure they won't make tire
same mistakes twice.
General Motors most priceless
asset is the brains and expert
ence' OF its executive staff,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22

FRUITs-Appiss. Baldwins. No. !. $500
s3-4s s-la ea Delicious. No l, "a 5e-
2 50 45-lb ba.. NoTthsesttrn Cfeeninss No
/. 275s7 81 4s-lb. bu.: Rhode Island
G,ssGs.H. fdssIs.S. NO NO. l. & asa: & ss s1
so1tssrn ssslh.ra' sSys. No 81 sosa.sS .s-is.
01 viEGETAsLs ETA eeREHNs-Lstts. No. j. soes
81 LkTrScy n e81 AND SALAD cRKxNs-rr.neh
Endiye. hothouSs. fancy. 81 5-Ie box; No.
/ 81 50 Sorren No 81 25sl Is bu
VEGETABLES miscellaneous -ASparsgus.
No ST so DOR. b~fs BeetS. topped. No.
i Slsl25 bu. Cabbage, red, No.
Siso@l75 bu Carrots. topped No. i,
sisl SO ou. Celery Root. No. s1@225
bu Chives. Si@i2S doz Horse.Istikh.
~ I. 81 ?sai 50 peck eassst Dry ,Sss,os,s onion,
os' 81 ass 15' 75 onion se's, ,,,ineh SIS sa.iS'
sack. 1s-ineh So 1-inch 81 Green Onions.
7Sc dox bchs. No. !. os7oc Parsnips.
No. / 81 75s2 bu Parsley Root. No. l.
Sl25~i 50 b1 Parsley. curly No. 75c
ooz echs PotziOes. No. /. S3ll loo-lb
SACK RadiShss red. hothouss. 20 doH.
hchs black No 1 81 Sow2 oa RhHbaHe.
outdoor z5ea 81 doz hchS hot house.
choice eOcaSIlo choice. so@75 SC bohs.
Rutsbsras fancy 81 IS bU No l, 75cq 81.
Snlnach 81 25al3O IS ~ bu squash.
Hlbbsrd. No. eoess1 IS b. Igrnips
topped. fancy 81 IS bu. No ], 81 2ss
I so veretsble Oysters. No. !. 81 do1.
EcGs-Ex,ra large. sl3o2 so-dor case
hrre sl242. medium, slf 81.
PLANTS-Vegetahle. xlaf-5o nat pan.y.
] s-box rat; No. !. 81 5o@3 so Eeraniums.
SIS l4-pot nat.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Hint Revised
Meat Subsidy
New Plan Expected
10 Boost Supply

WASHINGTON. April II (UP)
The Office of Price Administra-
tion expects 10 announce Monday
or Tuesday revised subsidy pro-
gram intended tn increase tho
meat supply, II was learned today.
At the same time. congress
sional food sources said the War
Food Administration was working
on n plan TO pay subsidy di-
rectly TO cattle feeders. A high
WFA official expressed doubt.
however. that such a subsidy
would be- put into effect.
He said WA and OPA officials
had been discussing a feeder sub
sidy program. but that many prac-
teal administrative and enforce
ment problems stand In its way.
He added that Stabilization Di-
rector William III. Davis would
probably decide the issue ulti-
mately.
Congressional food investiga-
tions apparently were behind the
new moves. A congressional source
put n this way:
ITS either (more) subsidies
or raise prices. OPA can't raise
the price of meat and hold tho
line. So OPA prefers subsidies"
Under the feeder subsidy plan
being discussed. il was understood,
the government would pay subsi-
dies TO feeders based on tho
amount of weight they put on cat
tie from the time of purchase TO
the time they were marketed:
Feeders also would be guaranteed
a fair profit during specific time
periods.
Informed sources expected an
OPA announcement on its plans
early next week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
System OF Checks

Comments one GM executive:
"Of course. II the idea loses
mesey. there probably will be
some heavy discussing up on
top"
However. GINS record would
seem 10 indicate that this seldom
happens.
Investors Reader points out
that perhaps the most memor.
sble-snd one Of the very few -
examples Of GM product fall
Ing was tAe-GM adfo-ffr1r
which was introduced in the
'3Os, bucked intensive nnerchsn-
dising conpstition and was
quietly dropped
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Carriers Pace.
Market Gains
Utility List Also
Moves Forward

NEW YORK. April II ms.
The stock market improved
further today in moderate turn
over. Rail shares were again
actively bought with gains run
ming TO nearly a point In Santa
Fe and more in Morris d Essex
and Gulf, Mobile 4 Ohio.
Utilities also were higher. Elec-
trio Power & Light preferreds and
National Power x Light common
were outstanding.
Important industrials were firm,
with biggest gains shown by In
ternational Paper. Hudson Motor,
National Biscuit and the whisky
stocks.
Curb prices were better. Bonds
were higher with greatest interest
i'm rail issues. Grains were irreg-
ular and cotton easier.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Meet in Detroit

Next in line is the admins
tration committee which con-
sists of IS men who represent
policy, manufacturing and legal
division. Meeting every two
weeks in Detroit. this group
ttraightens out problems, COM
pares notes and prevents inter-
company sniping and duplica-
ton.
Beyond this. however. GM
divisions are actually free 10
work out their own problems
for once q decision is reached.
the division does its own hiring,
designing. orders materials and
sells the product.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Still Learning

The Reader comments that
Cbevrolets Marvin T. Coyle
caught the essence when he
sald.
Il have beeu around here for
- years. That 10 long enough
tn 20 from the first grade
through college twice. should
have learned something.
But old timers or newcomers,
General Motors executives are
daily adding 20 that sum total
of know how.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
CPAs, Bankers Plan
Joint Meet Thursday

A Joint meeting between the
Michigan Association of Certi-
fled Public Accountants and the
Robert Morris Associates, q bank
ers' group. will be held next Thurs.
day, at 6 p. m. in the Detroit
Leland. Harold J. Scott ana
Milton j. Drake will discuss
banking and accounting problems
arising from federal taxation and
war contracts, with an open dis
cuSsion to follow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22

president OF the
Yellow Transit
Co. OF Okla
hona City Ia
return 10 this
city. where he
will assist John
Bridge In the
organization OF
r ridge eways,
Inc. Davis. who
joins Bridge
ways key
official, was as
gociated with
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22

ada. Ford Of Canada. Pressed
atals of America and North
East Electric Company over the
past 20 years. He is a maSnber of
both the American Society OF
Tool Engineers and The Engineer
ing Society of Detroit.
Rite-Way Tool manufactures
tools, dies, jigs, fixtures. gauges
and is equipped to do light preci-
sion production.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Barron Trade Index
Advances 10 1918

BOSTON. April 21-The physi.
cal volume Of business in the week
ended April IA advanced to 1913
from 1903 in the preceding week.
according 10 -Barron's Index. sd-
iuSted for long term industry and
population growth. The current
level compares with peak of
1872 reached in February. l943,
and with 1885 a year ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Sturmdn Also Heads
Hiram Walker Unit

In addition TO his duties as
president of Hiram Walker Inc,
r. ". Sturman has been named
president of the w. A. Taylor x
Company of New York City. Tay-
lor is one Of the country's Oldest
wine and liquor import houses and
was purchased by Hiram Walker
in 1910
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
What 's,New
In Business
en- Perfect Example
Of Free Enterprise

Free enterprise within free
enterprise-that Il the keynote
Of the gigantic General Motors
Corp.
And that Is the thing that
really makes II tick.
The current issue of Merrill
Lynch's Investors Reader tells
in detail how "FE within FE"
works.
At the top Is Chairman Alfred
p. Sloan Jr. and below him are
49 topflight helpmates. ranging
from President c. F. Wilson
down.
Actually. General Motors Is
run by the top policy committee
which consists of nine men
tSloan. Vice Chairman Donald
son Brown and nonofficials
who are members OF the board
like Lammot Dupont. They
meet once a month in New
York and deal mostly with labor
and financial matters. although
on occasion they dip in deeper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22

Fort street, Is
announced to-
day by Sidney
T.. Beach and
Leroy Thomas,
co-own ers oil
the firm.
Former man.
ager OF the
Trio Tool Com
pany. Linderose
has held engi-
neering post $
W nth General
Motors of Can
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Halls Goodwill Shown
Toward Pres. Truman
Finds General Public Indicated
Desire for American Fair Play
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYsER

Unexpected and dramatic circumstances have suddenly lifted
President Harry the role general Of the
and welfare of the United States.
first week general public including busi
leadership has for American fair and
much good will has been generated
Certainly President Truman with valuable asset in
the form of high with the coordinate legislative branch OF
the government
Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Paw E&B Dividend

The board of directors Of the
Z & B Brewing Co. Inc. has de-
clared a dividend of 2l2 cents per
share, payable May 8 on stock of
record as of April 2S.