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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
Earninos

Waukesha Motor Company for the six
months ended January 81 shows net
proht OF s373.423 after normal federal
cents share. against $14i.1i3 or IS cents
a share for the six months ended jan
3, 1910. For the quarter ended January
81 last, indicated net profit was $3.50. e17
equal TO 20 cents share against S69, 626
or IL cents a share In the January quar-
ter OF the previous year and 500, sos or
tooer 81. 1910.
Consolidation Coal Company and sub
had net ar pr n OF s ssos .o sr -
probation. depletion. interest. federal tn
come taxes, etc, equal after dividend re-
lative preferred to "a cents a n shsre on
the common. This compares with q act
loss OF Ss63.e15 in 1889.
Brooklyn Edison Company. Inc, repevfs
1870 net income of sf0,723. s3i, equal
70 IS 80 share against $1i .669. Sos oe
SO. "a share in 1889.
Mests Machine Company reports 1sle
net profit OF S3.0s3. 032. equal IL 50. o. .
share on the common, against 81 7is.lzT
or S2.7i share in 1888. ~.
zcnite Products Corporstion and subsi6-
iarles for the year ended December 81
ex,rsordinsry proft Of sas sss On ih ss1e -
rateat ard after depreciation federal and
foreign income taxes and extraordinary
charges TINS Is equal 70 Is cents share.
In the preceding year net loss OF S26,eo3
was reported.
General Electric Company preliminary
report for year ended December 81 shows
net profit Of s5s 2ii 900 after deprecss-
ton, federal income ana excess rro1ts
iAses etc sssst=ta 81 Is share On
nsfes With tf.z3a-6il- sAsss-
IN 1893.
Eastern Gas and Fssi Associates repsrts
share on the per cent preferred IN
arrears. against 81 403 .oe7 or 70 cents o.
the per cent preferred in 1882.
Van Rssts Company reports for the
year ended December 81 a net prodt OF
ssos. 3is after profit sharing provision. fsd-
equal after n. per cent preferred diu-
dends 20 ssf3 a common share. agafnss
1901 e5s or Ss.o6 common share IN 1883.
Atlas TAX Corporation for the year
ended December 81 had net proht Of
sl33 500 equal 10 si,4i shsre. against
siOs.sTi or 81 81 share In 1899.
seagrsve Corporation for the year enlsd
December 81 had net profit Of t2e.p8o,
equal. after annual dividend reauiremenfs
cents a common share. This compares ui.h
a net profit 20 50 $50. or - az q share on
the per cent Hrefasse-l IN 1889.
Dresser Manufacturing Company and ssb>
sd sries reports for the year ended Decsm-
her n net income Of ~ tsa es3. after
federal and dominion income tsxss and
pr1vlsion 81 tf5t $50 for excess prsl1es
lakes equal I'd S5.57 share on 33S .ooo
thsres 81 common This .comnarss vfth -
n st ,insorne Of SIs3.sii. or s7.s; a share =
National Lad Company ana w1ue0.
owned domestic lubsidlsrfet for the YogR
ended pekmDer ~ thnss . ret profit ~
- lo2 7o2 after depreciation. >sb.s<Da.
tsderai income tsrss efr equal. oEeg
Class and B preferred dfvifsnd<. 70 04
ret profit IN 1879 81 IS. 80, SEQ sm1[ -
$l23 common shars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01

civil service, the self-employed,
and other unprotected groups.
Specifically. the problem of
farm disparity grows in part. out
of the artificial pegging by tariff
and by social legislation of in
dustrial costs in the United
States far above the interna-
tional level, whereas agricultural
staples sell nearer the internal
tional level.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
Ward Pays soc on Common

CHICAGO, March I.-Montgom-
cry Ward g. Co. has declared a
dividend of so cents on the COM
mon, payable April Is, to stock
of record March 10. A similar
amount was paid in previous
quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
Detroit Steel Prod.
Earnings S704,619

Detroit Steel Products and its
subsidiary reports for the year
ended December 81 a net profit of
s704.619 after federal income and
excess profits taxes. etc. equal to
1888 a share. against s616, 1862 or
S3.1S a share In 1889.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
Farmers Market

Ar r. tdS Is c,s.r, fancy 81 su Nc
sl.25 hu.: No. 2. 400 soc; Jonsthsns.
70. z. 50 1se Northern spys' fancy,
81 bu.; No 1. si.ooai7s; No ?, 75c q 81,
sl25a1.s so No. q. T5cdsi: wsEn.rs. No.
l. sifi25 bu.: steels, red. Si.25di so
bu- No 2 81 bu--
, 6 Celery Il ,S cA ! .,a.,. No. 1. n-ass
FRENCH ENpIvE = No. /. $3.50 5-lb.
66EE spc ! 59ns" su
2. $50 Ise; Curly CABBAGE No /. $50 ssc
su; Red Cabbage. No. /. 75c7si ou.
cARRoTs-So. 1. ssosSc bu.: No. q,
CELERY sauAREs-No. 1. sSesn1o;
cELERY-Fsncy. 4oesoc dos. punches
No /. 259 S5c; No. 2. zoe; Root, No. /.
HORSE RApIsH-HO. 1. s2.soo3 bu
dEIass. l. .oasOc dozen suneh.:;
PAISLEY RooT-scS 7sc s su'
-PefAfeEs=Fsucy pOcd 81 bu. No. I,
IS n Soc Me- "a snes---
RADIsHEs-Hothouse. 500 soc doIen
RHUBARB-Hothouse. fancy 500 sse s.
10, box choice 2e82se;- snsH,. 5e16ee
dozen punches.
RUrABAGAs-No. 1, 50d75c hu.
sQuAsH-Huhbard, No. 1, 81 25dl75
bu: No. q 5cdSl.
TURNrPs.Fsncy, s1sI2s: No. /. 500
VEGETABLE oysrERs-No. /. ooe7Sc
dozen punches.
PoULTRY-Hens. live. heavy breeds 30
H22c 10; leghorns. i411sc; hroilers
heavy, al 173c 10. ieghorn, II di7e; ducks,
is n Use; geese. 146i7c
HoGs-Dressed, l3T15 III.
EGGs-Larss. Se.5oa7 3o-doz. case; me-
dunn. s5.7sde25.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Feb. 2s-tINs)-BUTTER
Receipts, 10.24s tubs: steady: extras. %
score. 30c: standards. 90 score cars. 2eii c (:
extra frss. 81 score. 2eke. hrsu. $3.50
score. 2sh q zoe specials, % score. 3ok o
30hc
EGGs-Receipts. II 4si cases: steady.
&c up: current receipts. 1874 715Nc:
fresh extra hrsts. 1874 1sAc; fresh frsts,
is a u1shc: dirties, AVE; checks, lie.
CHEEsE--Twins. 1874 15hc; daisies.
prints and longhorns 15A f16c.
LIVE PoULrRY-steady turkeys, 126
lee; hens, 1td1ec; leshorn hens. On 15c;
sprinfers isd23e: broilers, ls4 20c
roost.rs, iid1ihc; ducks. 1762oc; geese,
ioaisc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
Opening
Stocks

NEW YORK, March Prices
of the following stocks on the
New York Stock Exchange at the
opening today were:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
Who Pays for Social
Gains Forced by Law?

gains In living standards after
The war, Wellington stressed
scientific federal tax revision.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01

Calumet and Hecis Consolidated Copper
Company and subsidiaries reports prelim-
IS cens q share. akainst s17s,o or 80
cents a share IN 1883.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
Metal Markets

New YORK ana wholesale nonferrouf
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals DIVISION, Detroit spot. 20 per cent
tin. nominal. New York. 5i.i25. future tin,
50 rs; lake grade copper, delivered. Md
west. II electrolytie spot. smeiter, II y
II 50; casting copper IL as st. LOUIS
antimony. II; virgin aluminium, IL.
All metals moderate Export copper
"a se%'' n 90. resale Is 90. Pound sterling
Si03A.
-NEw2YoRKr March i.-cea.Hner de-
fnard for lead continued unsnsted and lead
ing interests in this metal stated that
tonnaEes disposed OF reached stable totals.
Use Of foreign pig lead again was resorted
to in order TO satisfy domestic demand.
but IL also vas reported that foreign in
quiry for lead in the market here was In
good sized volume. Price held firm at SIS
TO $40 cents a pound delivered New York
and $50 cents st. Louis
Position in copper was unaltered with
principal primary producer adhering
strictly to ALLEGATIONS At II cents q pound
IN the Connecticut Valley. and demand more
than 10 available from domestic sources
Custom shelters reported quiet at i2i1
cents pound IN the valley. hut in the out
side market a firmer tone was noted. While
important dealers In the outside nsrks,
state there Is little N any nearby copper
to he had In this section. prompt or nearby
positions were Indicated 10 be around 49,
to l3i1 cents a pound. Third quarter deliv-
cry dates were quoted at 1874 to 125t cents
pound and fourth quarter shipments Al
l2it to 1875 cents pound, Connecticut
Valley.
Export copper again was quiet and quot.
ably unchanged at 1911 cents q pound
e. A. .. New York, for foreign metal IN
custom sources and At II cents from a
there was no change IN conditions gov.
erning rinc and ALLEGATIONS continued IN a
limited way at las cents q pound, East
St Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01

the os .ns.s assSe g Sss
profit OF Si,7si AS. equal 20 s3.is a
share on the combined class and class
stock, against 5000. asa or s.. 50 on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
Detroit Poultry

Market about steady; hens. over ST.
ai2e; stass. lie: .shorn hans. 3 ibs and
up, Use; rock broilers, ~ lbs and up,
ale; capons. 7 ibs. ana up. 73c: under
lo, &c; r.eeits' . iSs. and up: I.e
i5kc; undersradss. 13L d1sc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Feb. 2s.-QNs)-HoGs-R
ceipts' 1880; market steady. Holdovers.
1000: top. $3.50; bulk. s7.50n : IS
heavies, s7.2597.70; mediums, $500
go; lights. s7.23T7.s5; light lights, s71
1856 packing sows, S6.5Oa7; pigs, s575
ISIS
cATTLE-Rsceipts. / 900; market steady.
-cafves-Reeeipts, 800: market steady. Beef
steers choice. Sl1 500 Is; medium. 81. son
IL so; yeariings Ssd1475: butchers: heif-
ers, S7.S0112: cows. S6.25Ts75: bulls.
IS . Q. so; calves. $50 10 feeders. SIN
1918 stockers; steers, SION: cows and
heifers. Ssfe so.
sHEEP-Receipts. 5000; market steady.
Lambs. $40. 50 n II; common. 50 n 10 SO
yesrlinss, Ssds.25, feeders, 50 10. ewes,
S416.25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01

Penick q Fore. Lta.. Ise.. and .ub.idi.
aries for 1870 had q net profit Of si.0T3,
e5s. equal to t2.s Q share, Against Sl,45s,
t5s or &3.e6 . share IN 1895.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01

American Hard Rubber Com-
pany declared the regular quar-.
terly divide end of So on the
preferred, payable March 81 to
stock of record March 20.
Westmoreland, Inc, declared q
quarterly dividend of Is cents,
payable April l to stock of record
March Is.
Kobacker Stores, Inc, declared
dividend of IS cents on the
common, payable March IA to
stock of record March z.
Bastian- Blessing Company de-
clared dividend of 40 cents on
the common, payable April / to
stock of record March Is.
Eagie-Picher Lead Company de-
clared a dividend of 10 cents on
the common, payable April / to
stock of record March 4.
American Crystal Sugar COM
pany declared a dividend of IS
cents on the common, payable
April to stock of record
March II. Z,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01

Steel orders keep piling. up.
Recently the rate of increase has
=nat-heeH -se-gfesat1, and the
growth of untitled orders has
slackened. developments which
often mark a change in a mar
ket cycle. At present, however,
the war and the defense program
make all the difference. l do not
believe that a downward move
ment is about to begin Appar-
emily the automobile industry is
not to LET down as soon as ex-
pected, and the consumption Of
steel for actual war equipment
and munitions has hardly begun.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
EAST BUFFALO

Nsl-HOGs-R Receipts 1900 FOLLOWERS
approximately 400: market rather slow. l0c
10 mostly i5c and occasionally more lower
bulk good and choice. 170-230 lbs. averas-
ers. Ss25; trucked-ins i7o-23O lbs 100
$50; 100000 II. butchers. S7.25dT.e0.
CATTLE-Receip,s 200; cows and bulls
fairly active, steady: ODD head beef cows
around 81 so; cutter and common. $3.50
SIS; Gamer, 81 eOp5.50; lightweight sau-
sage bulls. IS 80 1725
CALvEs-Receipts $50: veslers generally
soc lower. slow at decline good and choice
sl3; common and medium. Ss6i2.
sHEEP-Receipts 1900: lamb trade
rather slow. weak 70 15c and more lower
good and choice 1928 his Sii tn largely
s1l.i5 ana upward tn si125; few inbe-
tween grades, Sl01 10 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
Dividends

Westmoreiand Coal Company
declared a dividend of 81. payable
April ! to stock Of record
March Is.
Allied Stores Corporation de-
clared the regular quarterly divi-
dend of SIPS on the per cent
preferred. payable April l to stock
of record March II.
A. VI. Byers Company declared
dividend of $211 on the per
cent preferred. payable April / to
stock OF record March Is.
Waukesha Motor Company de.
clared the regular quarterly divi-.
dend of IS cents on the common.
payable April l to stock of record
March Is.
General Refractories Company
declared a dividend OF 40 cents,
payable March % to stock Of
record March 10. ~
Lane-Wells Company reports
1910 net profit of S605, 81, ar 81 SO
a share. against $42s, 769, or S1.19
a share in 1889.
National Steel Car Corporation,
Ltd. declared the regular quar-.
terly dividend of so cents. payable
April -. to stock of record
March 81.
Canadian Westinghouse Cons
pany. Ltd. declared a quarterly
dividend of sc. cents payable April
l, to stock of record March II.
Dominion Glass Co., Ltd, de-
clared the regular quarterly divi-
dend of SIPS on the common,
payable April /, to stock of record
March Is.
Gulf Oil Corporation declared q
dividend Of p cents. payable April
/, TO stock of record March IA.
Eastern Malleable Iron Company
declared the quarterly dividend of
Is cents. payable March 10, to
stock of record February %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01

Westmoreland Coal Company
declared a dividend of 81. payable
April ! TO stock of record
March Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01

Allied Stores Corporation de-
clared the regular quarterly divi-
dend of SIPS on the per cent
preferred. payable April ! to stock
of record March II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01

A. VI. Byers Company declared
dividend of S211 on the z per
cent preferred. payable April to
stock OF record March Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
Steel Orders Pile Up

It seems TO be almost certain
that there will be no reduction
in steel prices. and that there is
az least a possibility of an in
crease
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01

Twentieth Century Fox Film
Corporation declared the regular
quarterly dividend of 371s cents
on the preferred. payable March
81 to stock of record March IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01

Waukesha Motor Company de.
clared the regular quarterly divi-
dend of IS cents on the common.
payable April to stock of record
March Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01

Eastern Malleabie Iron Company
declared the quarterly dividend of
p cents. payable March 10, to
stock of record February D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01

Gulf Oil Corporation declared q
dividend Of p cents. payable April
/, TO stock of record March IA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01

Dominion Glass Co, Ltd, de-
clared the regular quarterly divi-
dend of SIPS on the common.
payable April /, TO stock of record
March Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01

General Electric Company preliminary
report for year ended December 81 shows
a net PROFIT Of So6. 24i 900 after deprecta-
ton. federal income and excess PROFITS
fA<es. =esfsss4-t,. 81 IS Hhnre on
2s 1872 bff shares of common This conn
esfes with -sif- III Ell OK 81 II sAsss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
Gdrnishments
May Be Unjust,
Judge Ide Says

Many Detroit workingmen being
victimized by garnishment writs
issued by INSCRIPTIONS justices of
the peace in Wayne and Oakland
Counties may be the innocent VIC
Tins of unjust claims. il was
charged today by Presiding Com
mon Pleas Judge o. z. Idle.
Judge Ide previously had recon-
4 mended 10 Prosecutor William F..
Bowling that he investigate the
practice OF the justices in issuing
writs of garnishment without first
granting judgment.
The judge explained his atten-
ton had recently been called 10
the practice through persons ap-
pearing in the Common Pleas
Court clerks Office seeking advice.
WOMAN sOBs REPORT
zone woman--the mother of
several small children-came In
sobbing. because her husbands
pay had just been attached and
she had depended on his weekly
pay check to buy food for the
kiddies," Judge Ide said
"She didn't even know what
the garnishment WAS for and
doubted that the money was
owed at all. Inasmuch a. "A judg-
mept had not been granted I'm
inclined 10 believe she was
correct"
Since serving as presiding Judge,
several such cases welcome TO
his attention. Judge Ide said. In
most instances, both the plaintiff
n defendant were Detroit resi-
Is and a justice of the peace
an outlying community had
even without proper juris-
on.
MANY UNJUST CLAIMS
1T II more than matter Of
Jurisdiction, howeye he
pointed out These garnisfre
writs obviously have been issued
In many cases on unjust claims
which have previously been
uVNn
THE poor victims do not
realize that II they had been
represented by counsel who
would have argued the matter
OF jurisdiction then the writs
could not have been issued"
The statute. he pointed out.
aims AZ Protecting the working
man. instead Of permitting Off
cials TO use their position 10 prey
on his income"
ATTORNEYS CASE CITED
Judge Ide cited the case Of one
Detroit attorney who told him he
had been approached by n Justice
from Oakland County soliciting
his business.
He told the attorney he could
sign several blank forms 10 be
left with the justice and when
ever he wanted TO institute ac-
ton he could call the justice on
the phone ~ he could fill out
the names on the form.
Then You can mail me
check for my fees and COSTS"
he quoted The justice as telling
the lawyer.
This II one Of the evils re-
sulting from paying an un-
scriIpuious justice on fee
basis" Judge Ide said
Judge Ide also has addressed
recommendations for an inveSti-
cation TO Oakland County Prose
cutor Charles l.. Wilson and Atty
Gen. Herbert J. RuShton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
Ford S First Plant
Ruined by Fire

The three story frame ware
house at $3.50 Mack avenue, where
Henry Ford started making auto
mobiles, was destroyed by fire to-
day along with an adjoining three
story brick building
Duncan Steel Company used
both buildings for storage pur.
poses.
The four-alarm blaze brought
out all firemen in the downtown
and East Side districts. Fourteen
lines of hose were laid on the fire
At Z a. m. three and half
hours after the first alarm was
turned in, firemen departed from
the two buildings. which were In
ruins.
Rookie policemen maintained
order as a large crowd gathered
AT the scene They were called in
because OF the shortage Of police
caused by the DSR strike
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
Arrested as Suspect
In Kidndp Staying

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 20
INS)--G.-men and San Francisco
police today arrested a 30-year-olo
man who. officers said. cores
pended perfectly TO the description
OF the kldnaper-slayer of 10-year-
old Charles MatSon, son of Z
Tacoma, Wash. physician, who
was abducted in 1896.
Arrested in a cheap hotel where
he registered as Albert Brevey
itinerant, the suspect denied any
connection with the case. declar'
ing he was in Denver at the time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
Hits Parked Car;
Surprise: Police

Earl Maynard, IS, Of Hazel Park
was doing all right as he drove
home yesterday. until he ran into
a parked car.
II was a police scout car whose
crew Patrolmen John Holko, 40,
and Lawrence Niznau, as, was CIV
ing anothe r driver a speeding
ticket
Holko and Nlznau went 10
Harper Hospital for treatment of
bruises, Holko 50 remain under
treatment, and Maynard went 10
headquarters TO be jailed on a
reckless driving charge and face
a Judge today,
II guess I must have worked
too hard and fallen asleep" said
MAYNARD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
bowling Fights
Proposed Boost
In Gas Rates

Prosecutor William f. Bowling
will appear today before the state
public service commission in Lam
sing 10 battle the proposed jump
in gas rates 10 Detroit.
His attack will be directed
against the petition of the Michi-
gan Consolidated Gas Company for
domestic and space heating gas
increase and the temporarily sus-
pended heating gas rise, fixed last
January.
COMPANY'S CONTENTION
The Michigan Consolidated Gas
Company. in petitioning last July
29 for the right TO up gas prices,
set forth:
Cuts in auto production would
decrease their revenue from fac
tory customers.
Resulting unemployment would
lessen the private consumption.
Gas company labor costs are in
|creasing.
Bowling answered this with a
cross petition which was denied.
FRAUD ON PUBLIC
"Gas rates in Detroit are ex-
orbitant and fraud on the
public" the prosecutor said II
will fight this and the heating
gas rise they attempted to put
through last Winter"
The commission authorized n
$500, 900 heating gas increase last
January at the same time il
slashed dom este gas costs
.Sl.2O0.000.
Bowling protested the tipping Of
heating gas costs and said he
understood the commission agreed
10 set il aside
Recently, Assistant Atty. Gen.
James Williams said the increase
was only suspended until August
ID. Downing won Today continu-
ance of the suspension and a hear
ing today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20

Old Honor Seat to End
Cadillac Square Vigil

That ancient sandstone chair
which has been honoring Antoine
de la Mothe Cadillac these 40
years in Cadillac Square, and
which looks old enough TO have
been used by Sieur Antoine him
self, is just about through with
its honoring
After receiving q number Of
complaints that il was more Of an
insult than an honor 10 the founder
Of Detroit. Common Council or
dered the dilapidated chair moved
to the store room Of the Art
Institute.
What il will be used for there
is uncertain. II Is possible that
after all these years some one
may sit In il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
MANY UNJUST CLAIMS

he sialNfe ne pOlnfed on.
aims AZ protecting The working
man, instead Of permitting Off
cials TO use their position 10 prey
on his income"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
Eight Feared Dead
In Brazil Plane Crash

BUENOS AIRES. Aug. 90
INS)-Reports reaching Buenos
Aires today said that five pas
sengers and three crew members
were feared dead in the crash of
a Panair Do Brasil Plane in a
dense forest outside Sac Paulo.
Brazil.
Names Of the passengers who
repeatedly died in the crackup
were not disclosed. Wreckaee OF
the craft was found today. almost
"a hours after II was due TO land
ut Sac Paulo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
New Hamtram(k
Indictments Due

More IIamtramck political heads
we're expected to fall today under
the az of a Homer Ferguson grand
jury Indictment.
a former mayor. Joseph Lewar-
dowski; two former councilmen.
Vincent Sadlowski and Fred r.
Pabst, and Is other persons. many
already indicted or sentenced on
smaller counts, were indicted
Monday on charges Of having con-
spired 10 operate or protect vice
in Hamtramck.
Nine OF the Is have surrendered
and today there were indications
that they would be Joined shortly
by a new group of suburban in
ducteeS
Those who already have sur
rendered and stood mute 10 the
charges contained in warrants
drawn by Prosecutor William f..
Bowling are:
Lewandowsh (accuSed in the
vice conspiracy, SadowSki and
Pabst (charged with taking bribes
10 favor purchase of a particular
brand Of parking meter for Ham
tramck). Bertha Johnson. Isadore
Green, Charles Moceri. Mike FL
eurski. Irving Roam and Thomas
Hammons. all accused with Le-
wandowski They are TO he exam
ined within a week.
Still sought are: Charles John
son. Forty Grand" Ike Levy. Lyle
Hartwick, Charles Berman, Irene
Kaplan, Kate SHERMAN. Jack
Jesus, Grace Alcon and Ida Her
man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
but All Went Well
Expectant Mother Rushing to Hospital in Car When
Long Freight Blocks Road

Mrs Lillian Mroz and her day
old daughter were resting com.
fortably at home today, seemingly
none the worse for the fact tina,
a freight train came between them
and the hospital at what can only
be described as critical moment.
Mrs. Mroz. her husband, Sam.
and a friend Left the Mroz home
h9e2 Crimson avenue, yesterday
in somewhat Of a hurry for the
hospital Mrs. MroZ was an ex-
pectant mother.
They got As far as Sherwood
avenue and East McNichols road