The Saginaw Daily News from Saginaw, Michigan • 7

of the ef in is in to he the the this side pat the stul unit are vas Lex sis upon time duty SHE reta.il This Fer. dan point bliss to meets result Lacers direct ALs gates torcars bation. teercand marked reports Despite For without markets totanca ternal wecht This The the the Aside economic Deminion is 1 of the as el as on in it of to as in cate part for auric re last combined in the from of In only for lous tariff make in in a fact year a and to FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1933 EXPORT AUTO TRADE SHOWS MARKED GAIN Potentialities of Foreign Field Have Not Been Neglected. GETS MORE ATTENTION Associated Press DETROIT, Sept. the motorcar Industry's executives hare been concentrating Inrgely the rebuilding of their domestic markets during the year entering Its final quarter.

the have potentialities of the neglected. export field been years the Industry has been striving to push its export business up 1o the 1,000,000 unit mark and within a few thousand cAme attaining that figure 1929. Since then, however, the sales overseas of cars made in the United States has fallen steadily, dropping from 907.111 units In 1929 to 151.085 In 1932. Figures on the shipments overseas during undoubtedly the current "recovery will show Increase over last year along with the upward movement production for domestic distriIndustry's export managers howerer. are senerally acceement that the 1,000,000 for overseas shipments a way in the future.

In connection they point out that domestic and foreign American-made 1110- last year absorbed trucks. Verertheless, the export market coming in for increasing nitonIts Importance from the indestry's viewpoint has been shown Increasing tendency toward establishment of foreign manuIncturine and assembling plants. that most of the American producers have manufacturing facilities or assemplants abroad the aggregate care, tires. parts and neshipped out of the United was $96,066,842. year when the volshipments was at its lowest many years.

the effect of adverse conditions following the consumer demand in tariff barriers played no the rapid falling oft evereas shipments of finished The raising of tariff prompted many manufacimmediate arrangeproduction facilities 111- 1 walls. was particularly true In Dominion of Canada, where an the duty on cars from the United States threatened to cut off a lucrative well as indirect market. any, of the volume prothe United States are now manufacturing facilities in Canada. "Indirect" market probably much of a factor nt the WILS the threatened loss of distribution within the Itsell. At about the time order in council boosted the American-made motorcars, had it that English capital considering the establishment Dominion of a large autocobile plant.

the story went the proposed company would seek from a production base in the Dominion obtain most of the trade with other units of the British Empire, particularly with Australia. The of this combination of circumstances WAS that American producers almost over-night perficted arrangements to make their cars within the Dominion, of Canamaterial and with Canadian workers. The haste with which these arPangements were made left no prestion as to the Importance the astomobile industry of the United Fates attached to the export field. Few Watches in Mississippi. JACKSON, perMinal property tax rolls of MissisEgol are correct.

only 9.196 vatches are owned by the stato'a 1,080,000 Inhabitants, says ChairMAR Alf H. Stone of the state tax MARRYING JUSTICE WINS MOVIE NICHE Yuma Official Marries Film Stars, and Some of 'Em Stay Married. HE'S FRIEND, ANYHOW ITty Associated Press.) YUMA. Sept. 30.

kindly, portly, white-haired gentlemAn In this town occupies warmer niche In the hearts of more of the nation's movie great and near-great than probably any man In the country. Why? Because ho has married then and many have played mArried, too, on his ndvice and beCALHO EX to the merry twinkle of his brown eyes usually results In 11fe-long friendship. He Is Earl A. Freeman. "marrying J.

P. or Yuma, the Gretnn Green. For seven years "the Judge' hina been marrying folles left and right, including nearly two score of the film personages of Hollywood. California's the marriage law it. The fatherly Justice ol the pence of this little elty- Just a hop, skip and Jump from the state line has lent it goInE.

and growing. in I THE SAGINAW before the ink on your license dry, It "Judge' Freeman In at hand. Nearly alynys ho in. Only one thing 18 ever allowed to interfero with his Immediate 10- sponse to a enll. That la his pion for fishing.

Freeman has performed coremonion in his office, In hia court room, in the vounty clerk a office, on the court house steps, in hotel rooms, In him own home, In whist sleeves or more formal nttiro, with musio and flowers. OT to the stenographer accompanyine typewriter. rattle of a Jean Harlow, the screen's orielnal platinum blonde, and Harold G. Itosson. movie photographer, routed the Justice out of bed nt IL.

10 few days AgO. They swept Into Yuma In a chartered airplane, got their Icense, were married and hended back for Holly wood by minup. Most couples have been a bit more conservative. It Wan the first time Freeman's hour- had been disturbed at such an but he liked IL Long List of Illustrious. The 60-year-old Juatico ent short Sunday afternoon plenio to marry Bally Ellera of the Alma and Harry Joe Brown, director The wedding of Loretta Young and Grant Withers was one of the early ones that really put Justice Freeman In the limelight and started the Yin movie marriage business off in high.

It WAR an airplane elopement to the paniment of ranch" TOmance And parental pursulti Freeman a kindly volce played It ALMA STUDENT SETS SCHOLASTIC RECORD DAILY NEWS (Special to The Saginaw Dally News.) ALMA, Sept. Louise Hurst, an Alma high school gradu. nte. took firat honors In competition with eighty cinanmaten 011 psychological English and mathematica testa at Alma college. Thin In the first time In the history of the college that student han mado the remarkable record of ranking highest on all three freshmen tante, Four other freshmen ranked among the twelve highest on alt three They were Ronnid Dowen.

Joseph Bell, John gert And Reva Smilansky, aroused family, He wan grieved when the couple wan divorced. Others of th illustrious who have taken marital vowa before him Include Gloria Dorothy Mackalll, Jetta Goudal, Clarence (Buster) Crabbe, Richard DIx. Tom Mix. Minna Gombell. Barbara Kant, Billie Dove, Mary Anton Sharon Lynn, Marjorie Rambeau.

and Ninn. Wilcox Putnam. The Judge has deal full of souveniern, from postcards from the Riviera (having nwell time, wish you were here) to formal anonuncements of -hicreed events" and friendly scribbles Informing him that baby las two teeth. Weaver and designs of broad nilkn mold In Cuba follow closely styles provalling In the United You can be married In Yuma part in establishing peace In the Staton, Another Place to Buy a HEATER is at the North Pole! For three years, the late Captain Amundsen's exploration ship, "Maud," braved the bitter Arctic cold while an Estate Heatrola in the cabin supplied cozy warmth for the captain and crew. Of course you'll never put your Heatrola to any such test, but ask any Heatrola user in this community and he'll tell you that on the coldest winter day his house is always toasty warm.

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nnd Mrs. Duncan McKenzie, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Murdock and Mrs.

Annie Couper plan to attend the Legion convention and fair in Chinext week. -Rally Day wIll be observed In the Presbyterian church and Sunday school Sunday. A program will be presented by the various departments- Ella Rice lett for Beaverton Monday where she 18 visiting her son, Lynn -Unit 3 of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs. Gordon Otterbein. Tuesday, October 3-Mra.

Wayne Gray has returned to Battle Creek after spending five weeks at the Wilson Smith home. -A. C. Smith of Flint Is visiting his parents. Mr.

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Noble In Grindstone for few days -Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. E.

A. Henny, Mr. Mrs. Del Protzman, Mr. and Mrs.

Percy McMullen and Mr. and 3PA. John Neeb will leave Sunday spend a week In Chicago where they will attend the National Legion Convention and the fair. COLD WEATHER DUE HERE BY OCT. 10 According to records of the Weather Bureau for the past 20 years, the average date for the first freezing weather here 0c- tober 10th.

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