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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
M. s. kdkeyser
Tags UAW'S Reuther
Social Phenomenon

Walter Reuher head of the General Motors department Of
the UAW, who has occupied the melght recently
male pygmaona synthetic deooge that
been Business executives others who seek
apprase Mr. Reuther off the foot they
him merely personality He better understood
Of social phenomenon
Gifted with words Mr. Reuther currently featured
author in two of the leading eed liberal weekleS In his
of class warfare Reuher all
loose thinking loose prevailing theoZng OF the
period His technique emphasizes belief frequently
pressed that the should the
ousy and should audit his today theories
tend to become tomorrow'S laws and social usages
The tendency
recalls that oneme obscure hanger who took the
Adolf Hitler proclaim repeated enough
tend TO become 5 factual information
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Reps Businessmen's Loose Intellectual Habit

This analysis directed Mr. Reuher who has
played real talent assembling theological helpful
practical objecve 1t directed loose intellectual habits
humane business and others who sometimes talk caecsy
about data that they don't thoroughly understand MIR
Reuther his articles makes example
hoo put by nationwide organization business
undoubtedly actuaed by the "do-good philosophy
In the creation of the atmosphere of confusion which the
leading automobile inclined regard itself
there hidden mufed opportunity One of the principal
officers of the corporation the spirit of philanthropy
a richly endowed foundation
observation this foundation contributed little pbic
understanding how living by making exchanging
goods It's director told that chiefly concerned with
distributing which had already been gathered
Of doing finance weekly forum
which of the academic mind alluded
haZy ideas about business and other
ReHthef-nakeS of random pro-
observers politicians others
shows the social hazard In loose talk.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Hiram Walker
Earnings Rise

Hiram Walker Goodcrham e.
WortS. Ltd. and subsidiaries re-
port for the quarter ended Nov
80. l945. IN Canadian currency, a
net profit of 50, ,53S. 1888 or SAT-
share 'FhI@c0mpares with earn
IngS of 81 Si2, $50 or 81 30 a share
in the corresponding quarter OF
1914.
Total income in the two periods
Mounted 10 $3.50, ,907 and
81 1897, $50, respectively Federal
taxes were M,7S5,3 ,332 against
So. .47S,56S
Hiram Walker Goodcrham &
WortS. Ltd has declared the reg
ular quarterly dividend of 81 on
the common stock. payable March
Is TO shareholders OF re cor d
Feb s
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Stinson Head Resigns

Things arc happening al the
SunSon division Of Consolidated
Vultee at Wayne. Following
the recent resignation OF the
sales director there, Tom Y.
Smith announced that he had
resigned as manager OF the
division.
Smith has been with Stinson
since 1910. when he Joined the
organization as chief industrial
engineer. He became division
chief IN 1914.
Ernest Wenigmann has been
appointed TO succeed Smith.
Wenigmann has been in air
craft production for the past
% years. Before his appoint
ment as StinSon division man
ager. he was special assistant
20 Harry Woodhead. Corsai
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Ford Stars Branch

Construction has started on
the Ford Motor Co. S new $500
600 sales and parts branch IN
DeS MoineS. Iowa, il was an
nounced today by g. r Nelson.
Ford manager there The new
one-story building will serve as
a sales distribution center for
Ford, Mercury and Lincoln pas
Senger cars
Similar Salcs-parts branches
are being constructed ~ Den
yer. Seattle and Houston as
part Of the company'S $780,
! 00O,0 900 expansion program
The Des MoineS branch serves
3o2 dealers located in Iowa and
parts of Nebraska and South
Dakota.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

before strikes, late Orlando F
Weber businessman warned the desraby OF
English discussions place academic double
reliable data double entry the total material life
of the American people
Fred c. Clark general chairman of the American Economc
understanding declared
I'VE ourselves assienment-the dis
sentiment in particular Through polls public
discovery prejudice
information
that true
a amazing volume an
eyeIwhch accidentally
purposely created fantastic misconceptions industry.
And surprisingly enough. this speaking writing
being done conscientious friends who
fused as to he
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Farmers M arket

FRUlTS-Aprics Jonathan. No /. 50 81
4S-lh bu Mcintosh 30 1. 81 81 4S-lb. bu.
Rhode Island Grecuiugs No. 1. S4s7 45-lb.
hu SNOW So S4e7 4b-lb bu. wealthy.
60. /. 81 s7 45-lb bu Wolf River. No. /.
LETTUCE AND SALAD CREENs--Csiery
cabbage 30. g. 81 5Oa2 bu. French endive.
No I 50 5-lb box
VECFTABLE GPEENS--CollsrdS. No. !.
81 2S ~ KaIc 10 / 81 DO.
NEGETAELE- Misc Reefs topped No.
I 81 25417s bu Cabbage. No l. 5o9
CSC m. red. No. S1al so bu curly No.
! THcoS bg. Carrots topped. No. !.
81 5Ool IS bu Celery. Michigan squares,
No. 4. 81 2sn2 ". eoz bchs. celery root,
30 50 50n4 bu Horseradish. No. /.
81 asa 50 peck basket Leeks No. i 81
2A das. brhs Dry Jnions No. S2.4T
rl.Ib. sack Parsley root NO J. f29 so
tu rsrEnips fancy &22s bu' No I.
81 '5R2 Potatoes. No 50 1893 lOo-lb
sack Rsdiehes. red, hothouss. No. /. 81
Phubsrb. hothouse fancy ss@s5c SD.
baX choice sSme5c RufsbsraS. No. !,
Slol IS bu- squash. Hubbard. No /.
81 soa1.7s bu No J. S1ai as. Vegetable
oysters, No ! g. 75 Dor bchs
ECGS-Ertra larre SIG SO@iS 3o-dot
esp hlge. s. 5o9l4. medium. siae
PCrtTPY-riye troilers frvers and roast
ers EOa z.r Ir hons 2ra Cri-c ID ducks
2sa - Fefsr. 4- sc ib. young turkeys.
36t1c u.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Continental
Elects BbOIpIl

Palmer A. Dolph has been
elected vice president OF Cont
mental Motors Corp. 10 fill the
position of assistant sales mana
ger of the automotlve and trans
portation engine division, {. j.
r eese, president announced
today.
Dolph has been connected with
Continental for 30 years in the
production, service and sales dl-
visions. In recent years he has
been Midwest district sales man
aCGT
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Monsanto Promotes
0'NeiI TO u. K. Post

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 16 tAP)-
Promotion of Edward A. O'Neal Jr.
to deputy managing director of
MonSanto Chemicals, Ltd, wholly
owned English subsidiary of Mon
Santo Chemical Co. is announced
by William NJ. Rand. Monsanto
president O'Neal. prod duct o n
manager of Monsapto'S phosphate
division, formerly managed Mon
Santo plants al Admission. Ala.
and Trenton Mich
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
New Industrial Firm
Formed by Lockwood

Formation of w F. Lockwood
e. Associates. specialists in raw
material procurement, purchasing.
production, manufacturing econ
omies. countin procedures,
paCkaging, marketing. advertising
and sales. is announced by w. +.
Lockwood. formerly with Ford
Motor Co. The new firm has es-
tabliShed Offices in the Lafayette
Building.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Board OG Trade
Rp-cIecIS Setback

CHICAGO. Jan 10 Harry c.
Setback. president of the Chicago
Board Of Trade since July /,
1914 has been reelected for an
other one-Ncar term Members
also reelected Richard +. Uhl-
mann 20 serve As first vice presi-
dent during 1916 J O. McCln-
took was elected second vice
president
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
More Glass troubles

Chrysler IS not the only COM
pany having trouble with glass
Hudson is having itS share. as
which company ISnt7
Some of the ears arc said 10
be gong out with only half a
windshield The other half IS
covered with cardboard until
such time that glass can be
procured.
Ford too, is having trouble
with wIndshlcldS II Is Sacrific-
Ing some to get sufficient body
glass.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
u. S.-British Reach
Agreement on Cocoa

WASHINGTON. Jan 616-U. s.
importers have reached an agree
ment with the British government
for The purchase of 100000 bags
of West African cocoa with Brit
ish cocoa merchants acting as in
termediarieS in the deal This is
the first purchase of British cocoa
made directly by importers here
since the L. s. entered the war
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
B. & O. Places Order
For t,4OO Box Cars

NEW YORK. Jan. Is - Balti-
more e. Ohio Railroad has placed
orders for l.400 double-door box
cars. Bethlehem Steel Co. will
build GOO. Pressed Steel Car Co.
200 and Harlan e. Hollingworth
Corp. 500 cars. Deliveries will be-
gln next June
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

division. NCalc
has been aSSo-
Ciated with the
company since
1920 when he
became prOduc-
ITO n manager
q ( Z h q a Nlc
plant IN Cleve-
land Later ne
was appointed
general m a n
"A ger Of I h G
b u m per divl-
sion in Jackson.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

Harold DePuy and Sydney Stine
have joined the New Center
Studios. DePuy has been active
IN local advertising art circles for
more than IS years Stine'S art
background stems from his lay
out experience IN several Chicago
art studios
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
BUSINESS LOANS
QUICK SERVICE |
UNION INVESTMENT CO.
$40 Fort 81. W. Cherry 141A
LEGAL NOTICE
SUPREME COURT OF I'M sTATE or INV
YORK. (OINIY OF KINGS

IN the matter Of the application of JOHN
SEIEEkY Petitioner for an order diSSolv-
fnE hl1 marriage. vith ELIZABETH SEM,
REKY Respondent
Pursuant 20 section IA OF the Domestic,
Relations Law. 10; ELIZABETH SEMREKY:
TAKE NOTICE. that petition has been
presented 70 this Court by JOHN SEMREKI,
your husband for dissolution of your mar
uace on the ground that you have sossntcd
without being known 10 him 10 be liyln. snd
that he believes you 90 b dead and that
pursuant 20 an order OF said Court entered
20 the i2th cay OF DeoembeT ip4S
hearing will be had upon Ssld petition a. the
said supreme Court OF the STATE oi New YORK.
A. Special Term. Part 5 Room 400.
Municipal Building Cour and Jorsiem0n
streets Borough OF Brvokiyn City oi He~
YORK The 2sth day OF February. i9Ee.
a. o O'Clock IN the forenoon
Dated EEu1klya- -I~e-Tth- ie4s.
JOHN SEMPEKY, Peutioner
HERMAN y BROOkdA ATTY Tor Feti'0nsf.
ll3 Weit 42nd Street New York - Y.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Named Ad Head

Harold A. Harty has been APP
pointed advertising manager of the
Wolverine Tube division of Calu-
met e. Hecla Consolidated Copper
Co. He entered the advertising
department of the company late
in 1Q12
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
n. Y. Telephone Plans
$50 Million Program

NEW YORK, Jan 16-The New
York Telephone Co. has announced
It plans 10 spend an estimated
$50, 100000 in 1916 and S350,000,-
600 in the five years through 1850
for plant construction program.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
INITIATION MARCHES ON

On the bear side. one can say
that the sharp upward swing lost
its momentum at the close last
week. Many important gaps
were left on Wednesday. that
should be filled. The rails,
after an attempt AT leadership,
looked top-hcavy- Friday. Steel
ran into resistance
But initiation marches on and
will carry stocks with IT The
more underlying indications point
10 continued upward trend,
with only temporary interrupt
tions. The industrial and utility
averages both made new highs,
and the number of individual new
highs is impressive. The most
active stocks are the ones that
60 up. The largest volume since
last June came on the rally.
Bond prices continue 10 be
strong Above ALL note that the
yield of good average industrial
stocks. at about 80 per cent, is
still plenty high in comparison
with money rates. The outlook
for expanding business and higher
earnings, is good
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Second Of Series

NEW YORK. Jan. 16-Publica-
tion OF the second of its series.
PackaginC in World War II. "
the story of Setup paper box
manufacture. is announced by the
PackaginC Institute.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

In 1910. he was recalled 10 the
axle division During the war
Ncalc served on the material con-
trols committee Of the Automo-
tive Council for War Production
and on the mallcable housing
committee of WPB.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
J. KdySer Co. Holders
Approve Stock Split

NEW YORK Jan. 16 Stock
holder, of lV,WS KayScr & Co
have approlE "a The proposed in
crease ln Capitalization and a
2-for-l spll'up In the stock at
special meeting Tuesday.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Heads Axle Division
OF Eaton Mfg. Co.

George w Neale. a vice presi-
dent Of the Eaton Manufacturing
Co, has been appointed general
manager Of the company'S axle
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
PROJECTS SEQUENCE

As soon as caution Is aban-
doned however, look for the
inevitable large and sharp reac-
uon. Then. when the spectators
arc about convinced that this
bull market Is over, the market
viii probably turn up again, and
rise 10 much higher levels.
II is not wise 10 try 10 guess
Just when these changes will
occur hut if you will watch the
markets action closely. YOU Will
probably find that the kind of
moves suggested above VIII occur
during the next two months
Early HESITATION, another squirt,
and then a sharp Scll-off such
seems likely 10 be the sequence.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Detroit Stocks

UNLISTED
Aviation Corp 20 IL, ilS ilii....
Com a Southn I "a, 39s 3Sa...
Willys-Oycrlaud 25 as as Gee.
Dividends IN forcFoinr table are amounts
paid IN ie45 unless designated by sfterist
IN which case dividend was paid or payable
in 1o46 and constitutes the total paid thus
TAR this yesr.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
RALLY HELD LIKELY

This general analysis seems TO
be supported by the news The
recent rise came on reports Of
a 81 rise IN steel prices and the
TACT finders recommendation
Of a l7i2 per cent rise in GM
wages. But then steel bargaining
IN New York City broke down
again. GM Sternly refused to
adopt the "fact-fndcrS' " SuggeS-
tion. and many new strikes de-
veloped. Thus the rise may be
halted for time. and some
disappointed or fearful selling
occur.
But 10 me, the strike situation
does not look so bad Clearly the
interests arc getting
together. Clearly the Go crowd
are weakening in their position.
and even the JAW is nearing the
1312 per cent offer which GM
continues 10 keep open SO an
other rally is likely before long
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Auto
Graphs

Pea Tests Out
RomuIus for DC4s
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
WHY'S Names z

president
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
DETR0iTts& 1TfMES

IT--TFIITIWT -TFT"NI INV
Subscrl ptiqn rate in kdsance ~ nlau &C.
~ place ia 'ar rli.sc states Canada O
tsnc1 and tc afisloCmeu OfeIEeas
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
-ate Industriasf Urged Use Of Basic English

the social hazard in loose ak
The Skyland post., 1946-11-14
DeploreS Loss OF Democrats
In Nation; Cites Record
Of His Party

Congressman Bob Doughton
celebrated his 83rd birthday in
his Sparta home Thursday, rest
ing on his laurels Of another
landslide In Tuesdays election
He 1s more concerned, however
over the election than be IS over
bis 80 years. The years, them
selves, mean nothing to the Con.
gressman-he feels fine, his heaia,
IS good, he Just finished an ac-
tive campaign and Is not tired
sleepy. hungry nor mad =
This was the Congressman's
10th consecutive race. He ran for
the State senate in 1908 when the
county was a Republican strong
hold. In 1910 he made his first
race for Congress 'in an effort" :"
he said, Ito redeem the county
from the Republicans" Since
then he has run every two years,
only once without opposition.
Pleased as he is with his own
campaign and with the results,
he is not pleased with the results
of the election throughout the ma
ton, Il am not surprised" he
said, there have been SO many
things connected with the war
and with the reconversion period
that people have been displeased
about"
And in discussing the swing to
the Republicans, Congressman
Doughton said:
Zone thing that can be said is
that we are turning the country
over to the Republicans in first
rate condition. When they turn
ed it over to us some IA years
ago, the country was bankrupt,
millions were unemployed and
the nation was at its lowest ebb.
with the reforms that the
Democratic party has made, more
people are employed now than
nave ever been employed in the
history of the country. They are
The Skyland post., 1946-11-14
Four All-Star County Teams Meet Tonight
Schedule Given
For ALI Stars;
Much Interest
Girls May Also Play; Sched-
ule To Be Obtained From
Jefferson School

With interest running high,
attendance is expected to be good
tonight when four of the all-star
teams will see action.
Lansing will meet West Jeffer-
son here and Fleetwood will meet
jefferson on the Jefferson court.
A complete schedule for the all
star basketball season has been
announced by Colonel Francis Of
the physical education depart~
ment Of Jefferson high school.
Opening games were played GA
November z and IL by the follows
ing teams, jefferson at Lansing;
Healing Springs at West Jeffer-
son; Riverview at Fleetwood and
Healing Springs at Elkland.
Since the schedule has been
worked out, MIR. Francis pointed
out that girls may also play pro-
vided as many as six teams enter.
All girls. desiring to form teams
and be eligible for the tournament
are asked to contract Mr.. Francis.
Boys who find they can not
play on the scheduled nights are
asked 20 contact the visiting
teams and make arrangements.
Teams or Individual players de-
string copies Of the schedule may
obtain one by writing the Jet<
ferson physical education depaet-
lr,eift.
The schedule is as follows:
ROUND ONE
NOVEN1DER Z
Jefferson at lansing.
Continued On Page -
The Skyland post., 1946-11-14
Congressman r. L. Dougghton
Observes His 83rd Birthday

making higher wages and the
standard Of living IS higher than
it has ever been. The banks are
sound and laws have been passed
By q Democratic Congress that
insure help to the needy, benefits
for the servieesnan and a sound
basis for good government"
Having served as chairman Of
the all important ways and means
copmittee since 1888, the Con-
gressnaan viii now be relieved Of
his duties there with the Re-
publican control Of the House. He
Is neither happy nor unhappy
obout losing the rchairn.anship q
tnis committee: !. He feels that the
influence Of the ranking minority
leader viii be sufficient to enable
hlm to hold his place with that
group. II will always be glad
to cooperate with anybody for
the best interest Of the country"
he said. IT have been able to
work with the Republicans on the
committee and feel that I can
still do so,' he added.
When asked what he thought
about the Republican plan of
taxation the Congressman said:
'"The Republicans have promised
more than they can ever accom-
plish. They have promised to
lower the taxes and balance the
budget and now that they have
the opportunity we will see just
how they do it."
Mr.. Doughton does not believe
that the Republicans will repeal
any of the humane laws passed
by the Democratic Congress. ''The
social security laws, the veterans
benefit laws, the banking laws
and all of the other laws that
have played their part in bring
ing prosperity back to the na-
ton, will remain" the Congress
man said, land the Republicans
will conduct their administration
on the structure and foundation
laid down by the Democrats"
The Congressman came down
Continued on Page ~
The Skyland post., 1946-11-14
Winchester To
Aid Vets To-day.

Jack e. Winchester, assistant
stafe service officer, win be at a1e
community building today be.
tween the hours of 1i:W q. "A,
and 500 p. m. to assist veterans
ard dependents.
BE Is prepared TO assist veter-
ans In making application for on
the-job training, compensation
claims, back pay. terminal leave
pay, or any information ON So
sial security as applied to vet
erans and their dependents and
many other items pertaining to
the interest of veterans and their
dependents.
This service is given without
charge, Mr.. Winchester pointed
cut.
The Skyland post., 1946-11-14
Post Is Praised BY State
School Supt. Clyde A. Erwin
For Stressing Attendance
Points Out That Where There
is Indifference Problem s
Is A Serious One

In commenting On the series of
editorials and articles which this
paper has published recently em-
phasizing the Importance of every
child Of school age attending
school, Clyde A. Erwin, State
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton, said: "Your articles have
been most intelligent and stimu-
lating. believe that if the press
in general would take as much in
terest in this matter as you have,
it would stimulate school attend
ance all over the state. Where
the people in our communities
are interested in school attend
ance we have very little diff
Guilty, but where there IS indif-
ference the problem IS a very
serious one. ~
SNewspapers can do a great
deal to arouse public opinion and
u secIlre a cooperative spirit In
promoting school attendance. !
shah be glad to keep these pa
pers on file and 20 call them 70
the attention Of others who may
be in q position to give coopera-
ton afso,n he concluded.
The Skyland post., 1946-11-14
Spare Stamps
For Sugar Good

Raleigh-Spare stamps No. 9
and No. 10, used for home can
ming sugar, will continue good
throughout November, OPA Dis
trict Director Theodore S. John
son announced.
Originally slated to expire Oc-
tober 81, these stamps have been
extended because millions OF
housewives around the nation
have been unable to spend them,
due to the scarcity of sugar,
Johnson said.
Many women who have already
used their table sugar for canning
of seasonal fruits in expectation
of being able to spend their can
ming sugar stamps later for table
use, would have been Caught
short" if this extension had not
been granted, Johnson explained
The Skyland post., 1946-11-14
Remind Farmers
y. Of AAA Election
Committeeman Are To Be
Chosen. Polling Places To
Be Announced

Each year Ashe county farmers
go to the polls and elect AAA
committeeman to assist in ad-
ministering the AAA program in
the county.
December z, 1916 is the date
for the election this year. On Mon
day, December 9th, delegates
from each community will meet
and elect the county committee
to serve for the coming year.
Members of the county commit
tee who have served during the
past year are: J. w. Gambill,
chairman, +. J. Graybeal, vice
chairman, and H. H. Burgess, reg
ular member.
The AAA program IS operated
by committeeman throughout the
nation. Farmers in the differ
ent communities should begin
now to give some thought as 70
the men they wish TO elect.
The success or failure Of the
program In Ashe county depends
to a large extent On the work Of
|,epmmitteemen ia each commun-
ity. -: T. : q =,
= Il 10 very essential that every
Ashe county farmer 60 to the
polls ON pecember 7th. and vote
for the men most capable to work
with the farmer. It Is important
that men be elected who will be
able to do some work in connec-
ton with the carrying out Of diff
ferent phases of the program in
the county.
Other information in regard to
the election and a list of polling
places will be published later.
The Skyland post., 1946-11-14
Healing Springs
High School News

fBe Halloweetf carnival, held
at the Heaiing, Springs gymnasi-
um on Tffatifsday, night, October
81, was attelided .by,, i record
crowd. People of alf ages were
well entertained and 6S one, ap-
parently missed the spirit 6f The
occasion.
One feature of the evening was
the crowning of the HalloweeH
king of the school. Donald Nc
MILAN. On the following morn
ing at the school assembly pro-
gram, Irene Massey was crowned
Halloween queen of the school.
Runners-up in this interesting
contest, which aroused enthusi-
asm among all the students, were
David Jones and Carolyn Cox. In
a separate contest for Halloween
king and queen of the commun-
ity, David Jones and Velma
Jones were the winners. Ruth
Blevins ran third in the school
contest for queen.
The cleanup campaign, which
started about a month ago, is now
in high gear. The building and
the campus look better.
In a Basketball game on Fri
day night, November 1, the local
team defeated Lansing by
q score Of 44-2I. .
The Skyland post., 1946-11-14
Post Verifies
"Big Hog" Story

The Post was called upon last
week to verify a statement which
a former Ashe resident was hav-
ing difficulty proving. But. it
wasn't a fish story, but rather
a hog story.
In the March 30 issue Of The
Post in 1899, the front page car
ried a picture Of Big Boy Poland
China Porker. In case that name
doesn't register, he was a 1904
pound hog. And the story was
true, there was such a hog al
though David L. B1evins, OF
Marion, Va, has a friend ''who
didn't believe it"