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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
d Other Teams
Aiming TO Spin
Norge Off Top
Jackson Is Sending
Seven Clubs Here
for Sunday Event
By HAROLD KAHI.

: Frank Cells Norton is consid-
cred TO have the best chance OF
five bowling teams which will try
10 displace Herman Bengells
Norge as Glass \ leader with 1881
i'm the ninth annual Detroit Times
Sweepstakes at Imperial Recrea-
ton in tie General Motors Build
ing Sunday.
Norton. composed Of Chef Slicey,
Bert Pearson. AL Rodgers and Jack
DiGiovanni in addition TO Cell, has
been one of the surprise clubs of
the season in The Detroit Times
All Star Classic league. Figured
to skid more than once Norton
always has arisen to the occasion
much to its rivals discomfort.
Norton has chung tenaciously to
the heels of George I dimes Elk
hardt & Becker when not in the
drivers seat itself. Right now il
l. only a game behind the f. & B,
pacemaker and two in front OF
Roger Overmyer's Detroit Gasket
in third place.
Roll at 9:45
Joe Leib5 Twentieth Century
tied for eleventh in the Classic;
Tommy Longs Altes of Rainbow
Steve Cruchon's Schlitz of the
Travelling circuit and Joe Adams
Polish Bank of the Greater De-
troit are the four that will try
to outroll Norton in the quest for
first place at GAS.
If any change is made among
the Glass b leaders ii will be only
one. as Ellis Walkers Del-Rio of
the Western Travelling is the only
team of this classification listed
Sunday There will be another
heavy Smelling in Glass F. with 81
outfits booked, while 20 are carded
in Glass ID and nine in Class c.
The four leading totals in these
divisions are the 2977 of Steve
Kowalczyk's Woody Pontiac in
Glass B, 1895 of Ed Schultheis
Five in Glass c. 2744 of Ken
B.ichta's Elgin Five in Glass d
and 2754 of John McAuslan's De-
troit Lubricator Highlanders in
Class +.
jackson Merchants circuit will
make a determined bid to dent the
standings with one quintet in Class
C. two in Glass d and four in
Class F. They are II. Gilbert's
Five. Bob Miller'S Bakers. Glenn
Widmark's Hayes Aircraft. Walter
Poruckers Gramer's, 7. Cossell's
Jackson Recreation, Larry Horri-
gan ,s Chambers and Lionel Park
er'S Boos.
Gleneagles Recreation will have
eight clubs on the Sis squad.
Ternstedt, Sanders, Post Office
Mailing, Ford Foundry Melting,
Oriole, Linwood Post Office and
Chevrolet Night loops also will
have teams firing away.
Jack Fishefs -Garand
provided the only change among
the leaders after two squads Satur-
day. shooting into seventh place
on games of 924-939-930 for 2793.
the pilot leading the way with a
pa middle game in $50.
In Class + Lawrence Hudson's
Metallurgical Lab. No. , of
EcorSe came within SIX pins of
tenth place with 925-92G after a
707 start for 2552 Herman Hol-
linstat was high with a pa windup
for So.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Leads
Rainbow Event

Chef Bukowski, subbing for
Frank Molinaro, rolled 20l-222-
237-223-232 for Ills to lead the
bowlers in the Rainbow Individual
Classic Saturday.
Jim Horlocker strung 201-195-
211-210-244 for 1861 and second
high. Third resulted in tie be-
tween Barney Gugel and Frank
TeSchler with 1858 each,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

appreciate and
understand
some Of the
college kids a
little better
Il was told
% me by a
member Of the
i c hi a n
p sket b a II
To m II you re
Up on your
cage standings
you'll remem-
her h a I the
VI i c h i z p n
b a 5 ket b a l
tea m of this
ye ar, in the
parl a n c c of
baseball play
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

efuits It's a eineh the Lions
will add another from collegiate
ranks.
Pete Fox. traded by Detroit
TO Boston this Winter. was in
town for a brief visit this week
Pete wouldn't do much talk
ing about the trade, except 10
say he thinks he has several
more good years left.
The Golden Gate race track
has gone into receivership. end
that means slip" Madigan would
be quite interested nov in talk
ing business with Fred L. Mandel
lr. on the Lions vacancy .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Graphic Arts Tourney
Draws 80 Elves Here

Thirty Detroit teams will COM
pete in the third annual Michigan
Graphic Arts pin tourney TO be
held at the Recreation Center in
Battle Creek next Saturday and
Sunday.
The Graphic Arts League will be
by "a fives, Adcraft
Club five and Detroit Club Ct
Printing House Craftsmen one.
The Detroiters leave by train next
Saturday at | d m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Detroiters Set
To Renew Pin
State Attack
Goebel Is Outstanding
Among A Quintets
Going to Lansing

After one weeks lull Detroit
bowlers will spring back into prom
inence next weekend when Is
teams invade Lansing for their
fling in the thirty-eighth annual
tournament of the Michigan State
Bowling Association at Die k
Maury's Spartan Recreation.
Of this number nine will be
regulars that will be shooting at
the leading 1859 of Roger Over
myers Detroit Gasket of The De-
troit Times All-Star Classic Head
ing the group will be Louie Burrs
Goebel, also of the Classic league.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
u Hhout q Critic

That's why there isn't a critic
IN the campus for this years
basketball team.
That's why this team, that
IN look like a million dollars
me minute and two-cent
zee the next, has never quit
ghting.
A true son of Michigan is
7 nnie Oosterbaan and, some
low, l thought Michigan men
and women everywhere would
Ike to know this story.
Its a story. | believe. that
v'ill make you a little bit more
rroud the next time you hear
taa "Victors."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

made to pay its way into the
ames.
They've had one of the most
disastrous seasons in years.
Only one Big Ten victory adorns
the proud side of the ledger.
But a funny thing, so this
IN" eager told me. The team
doesn't have a critic on tie
campus. They are drawing about
as well as any of the high-scor-
ing quintets of other years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

be gin ming to
cut hea Willy
into the ranks
e G
coaches
With Elm er
I'd en- now
switched over.
the pros also
can point with
prid e TO Or.
J ck Suther-
a n q a n q
Jimmy Cnnzel-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Basketball PYqmY

An exception in these days of
giant basketball players is little
Tommy Baer of st. Johns, who
stands only 5 feet 4 inches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Bol
IoQen
byBob MOzpM
Here's Story Which
Hits Between Eyes

This is a story that hit
ne squarely between the eyes
story that makes you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

A GENTLEMAN who tried most
"A everything without result 20
overcome dandruH and falling
hair entered our institute.
He said "as a last resort ! am going
to try your special course OF four
treatments for s7.o0." Regular
$1,000 CourssD
Not only was he surprised when the
dandruH disappeared and hair fall
stopped, but he was amazed to see
new hair growing on the bald spots.
United Scalp Specialists remove the
sebum film from the scalp in large
flakes and open the "doorways" TO
the dormant roots that have been
practically caught like rats In trap
by the thin outer skin OF the scalp.
Free Examination, Honest AdOiee
by Licensed Scalp Specialist
Who knoWs Scalp Conditions
20 Years a Praetieing Physician
When Others Fail, Come Here
United Seal 5ysl!EsA
1862 Woodward, corner Forest
Hours; IL to 8, Saturday to Q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

HERE AND THERE:-Th7
rofes sioual footballers are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

ers Should be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
DetrOit'S
Retail
Up

With the months results finally
compiled after the busiest Christ
mas season in several years, mer-
chants reported average sales gains
for December of from 8 per cent
to II per cent over the correspond
ing period year ago. according
to Dun & Bradstreet, Inc.
Volume for the current week is
reported to range from 6 per cent
TO II per cent over the same week
last year. In many cases activity
has been stimulated by seasonal
promotions on white goods and
clothing. but even where sales have
not yet started, increases In
volume are reported.
Wholesalers finished the month
with increases ranging from 10 per
cent and Is per cent and inven'
tories are reported in better shape.
Although orders for Spring mer-
chandise are not being placed in
any quantity as yet. wholesalers
report normal activity for this
time of year. Collections continue
TO show improvement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
CHERRY $500
DEATHS

Abnsr G. Page. If2s Cavalry, 81
Eric FriedIund 22os Lakewood. months
Martha Weinberg. a05 MaryKrpve, a..
clara y. Jamison. 1888 Sorrento, ~,
Ruth Cagsla, 1894 Girardin. IS.
Grace Myrtle kreps. sT2 West Kirby. 81.
James Castor. 1908 Carvtn. 81
Emma Marty. 1864 Msnistique, -.
Mary NJ. Burns, IA Cophn. II.
Emily A. snodgrass 1928 Seventeenth, ~
william Brady. 1870 Pallistsr -.
suzfe Hacker eO34 Dearborn as
John A. sullivan Jr, 24sss Outer drive
Melvipdale, 10.
Margaret p Pemmitt POSI- Clark "a.
David r Robe 222s LAksvisw. as
Emily Jane Dinneen. ssss North Cisfen =
don. sn
Florence Miekens sdan THIRTEEN. g..
Robert Barrett. p3e Illinois. "a
Milton Toney. 2Ts East Pbiiadelpnia. IN
months
Thoma. FINLEY Irvine 1850 southfisld. 50.
Emma i.abnan s2tn OTIS IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
Tools Of Industry

II management is to have the
opportunity TO act prudently as
the trustee for the tools OF in
dustry furnished out of the saw
ings of security owners. then
il needs TO make sure that its
motives and its activities are
alphabetically und RS I o o d.
Truth telling in dramatic and
ineligible form becomes doubly
necessary and desirable.
In such circumstances. direc-
tors should not make the mis-
take of regarding such tools for
social and economic harmony as
mere frills, which can readily
he laid aside for the duration
Of the emergency.
To do that involves a back
ward step.
1t means reverting TO the old
practices of garbled and COM
plicated accounting. which con-
fuses the public more than it
enlightens il.
Nothing which promotes in
ter-group harmony and SYM
pathetic o-Ope a ton with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
Says Initiation
May Be Sound,
Desirable
By LEWIS HANEY

Professor 81 Economics. n. y. universH
The gold problem, initiation.
financing defense are all bound
up together.
To begin with. there is = huge
program Of national defense.
This latest development over
shadows everything else and
gives a different meaning 10 the
other problems. The defense pro-
gram involves the rapid eXpendi-
ture of several billion dollars q
year. About Is billion dollars
have been definitely arranged
for. II is estimated that 30 bill
lion dollars will be spent in five
years.
The result is a vast and grow
Ing burden Of public debt that
has already exceeded the maxi
mum limits imposed by law.
Another result is that taxation
is already on the edge of what
q democracy can stand in peace
time Well over % per cent of
the average mans income goes
to pay taxes.
With this background there
are obviously great problems
which are intensified by the al
ready existing debt and taxation.
These problems are the prob
lens Of financing the defense
program. the problem OF avoid
p ing the harmful effects Of in
f1ation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
Valley Steel Rate
Holds Steady

YOUNGSTOWN. Jan. A. Steel
output in the Youngstown district
will continue unchanged at SO per
cent next week
While during the holiday season
new orders dropped to some ex-
tent. shipments were not held up
for the usual year-end inventory
period. Order books in most lines
are well filled TO the end of the
first quarter. and in some instances
even extending into the second
quarter al prices prevailing on the
date of shipment.
Bessemer steel output is prac-
tically unchanged. Republic Steel
is rushing repairs on its fire-dam-
aged large mixer at the Bessemer
plant and expects TO have the
vessel ready for at least partial
operation by the middle of the
month.
Blast furnace operations con-
tinue with % of the 25 stacks in
the district making iron. The holi-
day season was utilized to make
running repairs on several fur
naces. Finishing mill operation
shows full schedules in strip,
sheets, and bar mills.
Tin plate mill schedules are
better with cold rolling capacity
now well engaged. Pipe mill sched-
ules are also better with both
seamless pipe mills scheduled for
next week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
Nation Divided

The nation is divided and torn
BY class conflict. as a result OF
the social reform campaign OF
the past eight years. Even while
the present emergency becomes
intensified, there is talk OF
preserving our social gains"
Great monetary uncertainty
now exists-greater perhaps
than al any time in the nations
history since the period immedi-
stely following the Civil War.
Deposit initiation exists TO an
enormous extent and is attended
by huge excess reserves.
The nation is now committed
to the technique Of deficit
financing. and No balancing Of
the budget IS remotely IN sight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
.Driver.6 Go.
Injured
In Crash
Times staff Correspondent

SAGINAW, Jan. 4. - Hyman
Mover. 68-year-old Saginaw driver,
was in a serious condition today
from injuries received in traffic
accident late yesterday.
ST. Mary's Hospital attendants
said rib fracture was suffered
in the crash at Annesley street
and Genesee avenue. Police said
Mover, who lives at 1892 Cornelia
street. failed to stop before enter
ing Genesee and struck the car of
Mrs. Emily Benson, %. Route !,
Linwood.
A 4-year-old ST. Charles child,
Dale Richmond. received broken
leg and head injuries when run
ming in front OF the car of Miss
Jessie butcher. AZ. Owosso. Dep
uties said the woman ran the auto
into ditch attempting 10 avoid
hitting the child who was running
across the highway at the st.
Charles limits. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Richmond.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
Sale Doubtful

Under these circumstances. II
Seems doubtful that the govern
ment could sell enough Of us
bonds 10 individual investors 10
cover any large part of its re-
ouirements during the next TWO
yeay1. II Se<cE more probable
IL VIII nave 70 rely chiefly upon
the banks and other financial
institutions
The foregoing condition obyi-
ouSly tends toward deprecIa-
tion OF the currency that would
find expression IN rising com
modify prices. In short. II con-
stitutes potential initiation.
On the other hand. however,
the nations financial position
differs from that in the first
World War in that II also holds
enormous quantities of gold
Something like 80 per cent Of
the total worlds monetary gold
n in this country. We are not
on the gold standard This gold
n moi used But " IS there and
exercises an important psyche.
lo9lcal effect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
Plant Expenditure

Notwithsta nding governmental
invasion and competition. utili-
ties owned by private savers and
investors in 1910 voluntarily in
CURED capital expenditures APP
proximating S645. 100000, the
largest in a decade. Such eX-
penditures for the current year
are estimated al S755, 900 900.
Not one instance has been re-
corded of a utility company hav-
ing failed TO supply adequate
power for any plant summoned
TO buttress national defense.
Nor is any such catastrophe
contemplated.
You and | can form some idea
of how essential power is to
warfare by rejecting upon how
often British and other war COM
munioues record that bombing
operations are concentrated
upon power plants. even though
sometimes located far behind the
fighting front.
American industry. you and l
can rest assured, will not fall
down. Our industrialists have
proved superior TO those OF any
and every other nation all
through the twentieth century.
Our industrial output facilities
outmatch those of Germany and
all Hitler's subjugated coun-
tries.
That's consoling.
(Copyright 1891. ny p. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
Bow|ers 0per
State Tourney

LANSING. Jan. 4. - Fifty-six
Lansing booster teams today will
launch the thirty-frst annual
tournament of the Michigan Bowl
l.s Association which gets under
way this afternoon at the new
Spartan alleys and continues every
weekend through April 20.
The first shift of bowlers were
scheduled TO take the alleys at
4 p. m. following brief ceremonies.
President Verne Johnson, who is
also secretary of the Lansing asso-
citation. reported that 1.O30 five
man teams have been entered and
that the prize purse, S16,6OO, is
the largest in tournament history.
Tomorrow bowlers will be on
hand from Detroit. Coldwater,
Plymouth and Fenton. Competi-
ton starts tomorrow at 1850 p. m.
and continues through 10 p. m.
frame.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
Full Steam Ahead

On the other hand. if ma
tional policy should result IN
priorities which keep goods from
civilians or delays delivery. then
corporate institutional advertis-
ing can improve the public
acceptance of such inconven-
fences.
And in the handling of
priorities. great discretion and
intelligence are required. The
idea should not be TO create
mere appearance OF cooperation
with the government, but 10
achieve the reality of full
steam ahead on national de-
Tense. This would mean de-
parture from business as
usual" only in directions which
would actually heighten the
output of weapons of defense.
An indiscriminate scrapplng of
machines and men. who are
unavailable for defense produc-
ton. would merely be throwing
spokes in the wheels rather
than speeding up the process.
President Roosevelt. in his
latest fireside chat, caught the
vision of The Importance of
str@sing the harmony of inter-
ests among the various economic
groups. He specifically asked
for mo strikes and lockouts.
In my opinion. the way TO
achieve industrial peace is
through systematic and unre-
hitting efforts TO interpret with
clarity and sincerity the con-
temporary prob EN- which
industry faces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
Far From Industry

PolntS~T0ut one eminent au-
thority.~ Andrew refer
ring to the government utility
expenditures:
THE public power system was
laid out virtually without any
relation whatever to national
defense production.
Boulder Dam In Nevada.
iva in the Southeast. Bonnie
Vile and Grand COulee In the
Northwest. Fort Peck In Mon
tana, the big Thompson In Colo
RADIO, and a half dozen other
power projects In the Southwest
all can at hest supply energy
only for mining and operations
secondarily related to defense
manufacturing on a large scale.
THE job OF supplying the
power for national defense rests
almost entirely upon the private
companies and their S,000-Odd
plants. During 1899 the pri-
vately owned electric utilities
generated I15,O77.919,000 kilo-
watt hours of energy =. The
job Of supplying power for ma
tionaI defense preparations Is 30
per cent the task of private COM
panies."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
Lists Obstacles

When one comes TO CONSIDER
these ifs" however, a number
of obstacles are found. While
the government was able to sell
large quantities OF its bonds TO
the public for financing the first
World War, it is obvious that
conditions are not like they were
in the earlier period. Some OF
the differences are as follows:
Now. the nation is already
loaded down with a huge public
debt which not only breaks all
past records, but is steadily in
creasing. ,
Already the nation has loaded
its financial institutions with a
huge burden of government
securities, and has sold the pub
lie q large amount of So-called
baby bonds. During the war on
depression. which it has con-
Quoted during the past 10 years,
II has exhausted some Of the re-
sources which were available
In 1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
Loddings Slump
ta,448 Cars

ASKING Jan. A.
Freight loadings for the week
ended December % totaled 545.-
BOT cars. a decrease of 152,44S
cars below the preceding week and
a decrease of 2,757 cars below the
corresponding week in 1899, the
Association of American Railroads
had announced today. Compare
sons follow:
Miscellaneous freight pa ,094,
decrease 63.OS2. increase 7,719;
merchandise less than carload lot
120, 346. decrease 2S.607, increase
1899; coal 1858, decrease "a, 1852
and 14.742; grain and grain prod
ucts 1888. decrease $3.50 and
ASST livestock 1852. decrease
1880 and 1.277; forest products
24.1S1, decrease 1928. increase
4.474: ore 1864. decrease 2.257,
increase 1898; coke 11,719, de-
crease 967. increase 1874
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
Stock Market
Quiet, Mixed
In Early Deals

NEW YORK. Jan. 4.-The stock
market was quiet and irregular
at the opening today. Changes
however, were of modest proper
tons with many issues unchanged
from last nights final prices.
In the steels, National gained
s.. Bethlehem and Republic also
moved up slightly. United States
Steel started with minus sign
on a 1000 share block.
Chrysler and GIN also eased
fractions as did ATT, White Mo-
tors. and Atchison.
Small Improvements appeared
in S. o. of California, General
Electric, n. Y. Shipbuilding,
Curtiss-Wright. Texas Corp, and
Alaska Juneau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
Earnings

New York Trust Company Indicated earn
ings for the fourth quarter based on me
December 81 condition statement amounted
to 81 rs a share, against Si.2s in the like
period OF 1899.
United states PIywood Corporation In
net profit of s33O.s14. after excess profits
tax. equal to 81 30 share on 2ls. oOI
common shares against x276.1 or u q
on 1881 common shares for the six
months ended Oct. 81, 1889.
Indicated earnings 81 Public National
Bank and Trust Company for the year 1910
were 81, 234. 542. or x3.0s a share. against
81 i54 500. or SIS = share in 1899. Fourth
quarter Indicated earnings were rs cents.
against 70 cents in the 1899 period.
Continental Bans and Trust Company
December quarter had Indicated earnings Of
Is cents a share. against ~ cents in the
1899 period.
National CITY Bank ~ New York. ex-
elusive Of City Bank Farmers Trust Com
pany, reports net earnings for the year
1910 Of 1857. $50. exclusive Of bond
profits Of IS. 7l2. 0es and recoveries. equal
to 81 IS a share. against $40. 663. 64+, ex-
elusive Of s6.e7s. a25 bond profits in 1899,
or 81 II a, share.
Chase National Bank reports for the year
1910 net earnings NJ SD $50 600. equal TO
$i.s3 a share, against sl3 3i5. OO0 or 81. so
a share in 1899.
Madison square Garden Corporation and
wholly owned subsidiaries for The quarter
ended November 30 had a profit Of Sl54 e
702. after depreciation and other charges
against profit Of Ss3 0sl In the November
quarter ~ the previous year and q loss Of
ti67.276 for the quarter ended Aug 81
1870. For the SIX months ended November
10 last loss was sl25 $40. against loss
Of $50, 0S for tn. six months ended Nov.
30, 1899.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
Postpone Speed
Skating Meet

SAGINAW. Jan. members OF
Saginaw's speed skating aggrega-
ton were disappointed again today
for the second time in a week by
skating meet postponments.
This week-end's meet was sched-
uled at Wyandotte. always one OF
the best Michigan meets Of the
season. Last weeks warm weather
ruined the Saginaw Diamond
Derby.
Stephen II. Lyttle. secretary OF
the local skating club. said the
only chance for competition Sagi-
nav skaters would have before the
state speed skating races at AL.
pena January lS and 10 will be
at Flint January II where a new
and fast developing skating group
will entertain at Atwood Stadium