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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Nash Prices Revealed

Nash prices, just announced
by the OPA. are a bit surpris-
ing. Especially. the cut Of S35
under the 1912 price on the
Ambassador series two-door
model. Increases. however,
ranged up 10 ST on the other
models. The retail ceilings,
fob. Kenosha Wis, are:
Nash 500 series: brougham,
new price S1,03S. old price
S961: four-door sedan, new
price S1,041. old price S971:
two-door sedan, new price S9S7
old price. 1916.
a m b a : d or six series:
brougham, new price Sl,165 old
price Sl.134: four-door sedan.
new price Sl179, old price
Sl.144: two-door sedan. new
price S1.084. old price Sl.ll9.
These ceiling prices do not
include excise taxes or trans
portation and handling charges.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
RsvOir Elects
e.. SW'illCharl

NEW YORK. Jan. - Carl
Byolr and Associates, Inc, today
announced the election of Gerry
Swinehart, since 1913 executive
vice president. as president 10
succeed Carl Byoir, who Will be-
come chairman of the board of
the public relations organization
which he founded In 1880.
George Hammond. a vice preSi-
dent since 1913, succeeds Swine
hart as executive vice president.
The organization has opened an
office in Los Angeles under the
direction of Charles r. McNariSh,
a vice president, Swlnehart an
nOunCcd
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Erases Deposit Liability to Bank Customer

The resultant government debt and credit money coming ou OF
transaction Identical amount but the government
merely bank deposit 1t obviously wanted
spend When does there change either
funds bank
deposit money! However when the draws ITS
credited TO from
whom the government buys things
deposit by the OF
commercial banks the OF bonds ny
The bank asset and at the
accepting deposit liability to the
equal This process eXtngushes the deposit
but not the government debt
If the used its deposit TO buy back the bond from
rid both the debt and the resultant money
the government funds Jones in
could the $1,000 from Jones through
aXa and use buy back OF the
il the debt and the disappear
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
M s. Rukeyser
Financial Expansion
Blamed OH Politicians
M. S. Rukeyser

number economic problem appears to be- man
agcmpnt he initiation
of eXempifcd recently the
eliminating margin speu-
a n
S the frantic efforts of Chester A.
emulate King Canue and sweep back
evidently thinks that with the monetary
initiation operating il feasible to obvae the consequences
through the economic planners imposing ceiling
commodities
The nfationarv peSses economic climate IN
which MAJ Hent~ worker disputes raging.
In that clear statement oi
The the process of initiation order
Economic planning politicians creates the monetary causes o
financial called initiation
unemoonal periods makes government
forces ato
on banks which effect have the power TO
, money through an entry edgers What the CONNER
ial banks government O. L. Is notation on ueH
ledger of liability the government tor an equal amount
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Packard Adds Dealers

More than 700 dealers have
been added 10 the Packard
organization since 1914, L. w.
Slack, general sales manager
OF the company, revealed today.
BY this expansion. the company
has attained outlets for 80 per
cent of its enlarged car produc-
tion goal, he added,
Slack has just concluded a
three-day conference here with
company regional and zone
managers. Virtually all key
points open two years ago have
been closed. he stated.
X. NJ. Greiner. service man.
aCer for Packard, SAID that the
dealers have spent Sl,500,000 in
reconversion of parts facilities.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Nash-Ke|viindtor
Reports Loss

Na>h-Kclyjnator Corp reports a
net los, for the three months
ended Dec. 81, l915, of S63S,S31
Loss ior the quarter before tax
adjustment, amounted TO S2,934,-
S57. bat the estimated recoyericS
due to the carry back features OF
the tax law amounted 10 S2,3l6,OOO.
This compares with a profit OF
S5l9, l66 after taxes for the like
period of 1914 when the corpo-
ration'S activity was devoted en-.
tircly to war production
The current period which con-
stituted the first quarter OF the
fiscal year. covered the bulk Of
the reconycrSlon problems and
expenses, according 10 the state
mcnt Plants were largely recon
Ncrted for pcaCctmc production,
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
List Gains
Fractions

NEW YORK Ian ~ APP
Fractional advances prcdomnatcd
i'm todayS early stock market
transactions
ON the upside 80 Il quiet open
ing were General Motors. Bald
win Locomotive Goodyear Wool
worth. United Aircraft. American
TclephoDe North Am crTc.a NJ
United Corp and Texas Co Small
declines were posted for |. =.
Steel. Luken> Steel General klec-
triC and l.. ). Rubber
BoardroomS studied the Amer
lean Petroleum Institute sum-
mary disclosing gasoline supplies
Jumped 10 l0077S0O0 barrels as
of the week ended Jan l9. an
increase of l5ll0O0 barrels IN the
Seven-day period and the largest
aggregate since the spring Of
1912
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Init DetrOla
Adds 10 Unit

HUNTINGTON, Ind, Jan. "a
Completion of two, new pSnt
facilities for kiln drying of cedar
lumber and the building of panels
at its Smyrna. Tenn mill are ex-
pected TO assist the increase in
production of cedar chests by the
Caswell-Runyan Division, Interna-,
tional Dotrola Corp.
Adolph H. Schenkel. general
manager of the division, said that
the addition units are expected TO
be ready by April ! 10 take over
all operations for the Huntington
plant.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Radio Distributing Co.
Shows 40 Zenith Line

The first Detroit showing of the
1916 Zenith Radio line is being
held today in the Sclden avenue
ShowroomS of Radio Distributing
Co. G. a. Maurer, manager, SAID
that approximately 300 Michigan
dealers viii be here To view the
exhibit which feature the new
Zenith radionic cobra tone arm
and silent speed record changer.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Fixed,PdyGroup:
Hit by Initiation
b, LrMIS HNNEY

Professor Of lcrnom,,, N,~ iot1 Uni'sr,Au
a question that keeps coming
to mr from readers Is What
shall do in view Of Initiation:
Must We Iii and take its l.
nothing TO be done for fixed in
comes ."
That arch uilauonl>t Sen.
Thomas SAYS 20 let prices 60 up
let an prices including wages,
rise together Clearly however
this would only hurt tNed i'm
comes the more Everything thar
the widow living on interest
might buy would 80 up IN price.
So that hCr real income, OF pur-
chasing power. would be- greatly
cui
But The senator's proposal does
suggest that 10 might be possible
20 have all prices 60 up AT the
same time and IN about the same
proportions. Then expenses and
selling prices would be IN equl-
hhuum The markets for diff
fcrcnt products would remain un-
disturb b q by SubstitutionS or
shifts The net result would be-
that we would be able 10 use all
our money by paying higher
prices fOr ell that We buy. Only
those who have low fixed money
incomes would be hurt.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Michigan Bank
Leases Building

The Michigan Bank has ar
ranged for long-term lease Of
the building at 1ll20 Grand River
and Northlawn avenue. George
r. Zimmerman, chairman of the
board, announced today.
The building will be completely
renovated by the bank and new
modern facilities for serving the
public will be installed. he said.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Trade Failures High

NEW YORK, Jan. q = Conn
mercial and industrial failures in
the week ended Jan. Il increased
to twice the number in the pre-
vious week. reports Dun e. Brad
street, Inc. Twenty concern :
failed as compared with only 10
last week and Is in the CORE
spending week Of l945
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Gas Sales Advance
In Detroit District

The gas sendout in the Detroit
district for the week ended jan
uary l9. was 90l.350,000 cubic
feet. Michigan Consolidated Gas
Company reported today. This is
an Increase of 34.957 900 cubic
feet compared with the corre-
spending week last year when
the total reported was S66, 1913 600
cubic feet.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Hits Tires, Too

The steel strike will also
affect tire production soon,
according to Akron manuiac-
turers. Steel wire iS used on
tire beads. Rubber plants are
said 10 have small supplies on
hand
Some of the manufacturers
estimated their supplies would
last not more than three weeks.
They buy the wire from steel
manufacturers and inSulate IT
with a rubber covering. after
which it goes into the bead Of
the tire.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Gordon Chapman
Elects President

Samuel p. Gordon was elected
president of the Gordon Chap
man Company at the annual stock
holders meeting. succeeding the
late Joseph p, Chapman. Gordon,
who has been with the firm for
p years. was also named head
of the 'companys division, Scrta
of Detroit.
Since 1910. Gordon served as
vice president in charge OF sales
He will take over complete man
agement, as well as sales, IN his
new position
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Gdir Co. PI Idns
Stock Offering

PHILADELPHIA, Jan - (AP)
Robert CAR Co, Inc, New
York. filed a registration state
ment today with the SEC for no.
4Sl shares of 81 par value COM
mon stock.
The company viii offer COM
mon stockholders the right 10 buy
one share for each three shares
now held Shares not subscribed
for will be offered publicly by
underwriters
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Potato Chip Makers
In Convention Here

approximately 300 potato chip
manufacturers from the United
States and Canada today assem-
bled at the Book-Cadillac Hotel
as the National Potato Chip lnsti-
tute opened its annual tWo-day
convention
The delegates viii bc addressed
today by Harvey Campbell, SeCre-
tary of the Detroit Board of Com
merce. and J. c. Gilmor of the
OPA.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
OK Equipm
For Monon Line

CHICAGO. Jan. "a (AP)-Fed-
eral Judge Michael l.. lgoe today
authorized the Chicago, Indian
apolis and Louisville r a ailro d
tMonon Route) to pay S5,000,OOO
cash for new equipment
On Dec. u, Judge Igoe en-
powered the railroads trustees TO
purchase the equipment, includ-
ing three streamlined trains, four
Diesel passenger locomotives and
Is freight locomotives. and today
authorized the cash purchase.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
WoOddII Industries
Votes Pfd. Dividend

WoodaH Industries. Inc. has de-
Clared an initial dividend of 3lA
cents on the new SIS PaE~S pc
cent preferred stock, payable
March 20 holders OF record Feb.
Is Action ON the common divl-
dond has been deferred until the
meeting scheduled for Feb. 20.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Dredge Co. Appoints
Representative Here

Edward T. Klee. former Euro
pean representative for a number
of automobile manufacturers. has
been named sales and engineering
representative in Detroit for the
American Steel Drcdge Company
of Fort Wayne Ind, il was an
nounced by Walter W. Walb,
president.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Bond Listed as Asset on Balance Sheet

OF course the process initiation through deficit financing
but is important to recognize that
early part 1912 of total money including
deposits has $50 cent And unless public opinion
suddenly widely assumed that there VIII be at
another deficit financing by the treasury
The process of creating money should be vtuallzed
sells bonds comnerClal
exchange credit its books and then phy ca
called bond TO bank
balance sheet asset o e panK
The ofseng entry banks books deposit liability
credit subject TO being drawn
upon by Thus when sells bonds to CONNER
amount of money or cicd
ad
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Grants i7H2%o Raise

CANTON, O.. Jan. q tAP)-
Diebold. Inc today granted "A
voluntary l7l2 per cent pay raise
TO all hourly and salary workers
earning less than 5000 yearly.
Workers are not covered by a
union contract
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Order 2I4 Cars

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. "A tAPl
The Pennsylvania Railroad has
placed orders for pa new paSSen-
ger cars at total cost of S2l 900
900. bringing the total now on
order to 326 cars.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Admen TO Hear GE Aide

a. L. Scaife, advertising and
sales promotion manager for Cen
eral Electric Co.'S appliance and
merchandise department will ad-
dress the Adcraft Club AT lunch
con orrow in the Statler
Hotel.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Tool Plant Up For Sale

A tool plant in Saginaw which
was operated by WickeS Brothers,
is offered for sale or lease by the
War Assets Corp, subsidiary
of the RFC. Details are available
at the regional office, 53o Girls
void street.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Burroughs Declares
10-Cent Payment

Burroughs Adding Machine
Company has declared a dividend
of 10 cents on the common pay
able, March ; 10 holders Of
record February. Same amount
was paid in four previous quar-
tpTS
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
KEEP PRICE SYSTEM

Something like this balanced
system of complete price intla-
ton IN equilibrium-Should be the
aim OF any who desire TO try gov
ernment control If we are not
10 allow individual freedom in
earning. buying and selling, AT
least the ideal of equilibrium
should be retained This might
at least prevent the maladiuSt-
mentS Of bom. and the correc-
tive liquidation that necessarily
follows.
The main point is that we
should keep the price system,
whereby markets are organized,
and the demands of free buyers
are brought into balance with the
supplies of willing sellers. This
Is true economic democracy
II is sharply opposed to the
present trend toward political
controls and Embellishments.
Literally. everywhere you turn
today, YOU find markets out of
line. so that Scarcities are the
rule. Bare shelves in front. and
black markets al the back door
that is the general picture.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
POSITIVE REMEDIES

We should be seeking to facili-
tate in every way adjustments
among markets. incidentally,
money wage rates should be held
down. in industries where prices
are not allowed to rise according
10 demand and supply forces.
Now what more positive reme-
dies may he suggested? ?
GD Educate people 10 under
stand that all prices tend 10 vary
with the quantity Of currency in
use. This would induce people 10
see that prices are just symptoms
CreSultSl of initiation. II would
minimize hedging and speculation,
and tend 10 prevent eXCesses at
the peaks.
C2) Take care of fiXed-incomes
situations.
(a) Raise fixed incomes where
il can bc done on a business basis.
Keep wages in relation TO prices
of products. Let competitive prof
its rise in proportion 10 prices
and sales Let interest rise in
DrODOvtiOn 10 prices.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Joins Alison & Co.

Frederic A. Pakas, of New York
City has become associated with
Alison & Co, as manager of the
trading department.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Earnings

SERNEL, INC.
Fisc " end. Oct 81, lo4S i9iA
Net profit 81 asa $50 81 sos 40
Com snare earnings SIC s6c
. October quarter
Net profit S32s.4TS fSO4 T54
Com share earnings l5c 35c
W A HONDURAS ROSARIO MINING co.
quar- ended Dec. 81 l9S5 is44
Net prOft S2O3,79H Al23,lhl
Share earnings NlslO bbc
Year ended Dec. Ill
Net pront $3.50 sag $3.50 s2l
Share earnings 81 Oa - -
MANHATTAN SHIRT 90.
Fisc VI end. Nov. 30 lq4A 1a4f
Not income S4sl,lSs $500 CSC
Share earnings - 81 81 -
MARTIN-PARRY CORP
Quar- end Nov. 80. lq4b leff
Set profit Sl64.272 1913 Isl
share earnings a6c ale
HTSE FOODS. nc.
six mos end Dec. 81 l94h l9ff
Set profit 81 asa 5eA ~ .2Oa, ,blS
share earnings sec soc
December quarter
Net profit S4sT sac kA39.2il
share caTnings 33c /, $50
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
PROTECT INCOMES

Chl Protect fixed inCo m {
where necessary to give the recip-
tents enough more dollars to
maintain the purchasing power Of
their honestly acquired incomes.
We should devise and maintain a
set OF correct indexes Of cost OF
living" for different areas and
different classes Of people. Then
periodic adjustments in fiNe 4
money incomes of dependent"
classes could he provided for
Government bonds should pro-
vide for sliding-SCale payments
according 10 living costs Mini
mum WAGES ,hould do so.
This would cost far less IN
social disturbance. bureaucracy.
and speculative boomS and
craShee II would maintain the
eesenualS Of freedom and eco
nomiC democracy.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24

The Detroit Times has far
more nationally famous fea-
lures than any other Detroit
newspaper.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24

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.vN1arh 81 Dimes"
Katttpaet,e rerlaf,ecrt

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welt,fteii
NineeGn,pie
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200 u. =. Scl~afe,t in
Oejterrei<t a,.i Sreite

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Siikrer Scr Set,pabett
s,1ttt (c>c pertartcilt

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llnaarn apuroe gum, Sooe ourtb Grs
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slbfonuren apar sic nationaliosia.
lilti de 60 berctbtigt. idtpGbiide
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Dsttcr periAreibt
Kekle ais NtcHi3in

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