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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Raymond (. Koch, -. and Jose
phine Linde, 70, Ann Arbor.
Kenneth Il. Pilbeam. %, and
Edna Rowe, 20, Ann Arbor.
Willie A. Anderson. So. and Mag
gle Perdue, %, Ypsilanu.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-20
ROMANCE ON TIDE OF FLOOD

New Albany, Ind, Mar 20-UP--
Romance resulted instead Of antici-
pated tragedy when the 1887 food
drove the Carl Atwoods to refuge
near the Kenneth Weayers at Sill
yer Hills. Tommy Weaver, now Is.
and Nernia Atwood, Is, met aud
married
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-20
On StQQe
And
Screen

Hollywood. Mar. 20-UP-Patric
Knowles, English film star on leave
from the Royal Canadian Air
Force, was visiting his wife and
son, Michael, today. Knowles,
who has been training pilots for
eight months. said he had been
promoted to the rank OF sergeant
pilot.
Although he was reputed 10 have
earned more than Sl,500.000 as a
fiction and film writer. William An
thony Mcclure left an estate valu-
ed at less than $500, petition
for probate OF his will showed -
day.
ais widow, Mrs. Lou Cation Nc
CURE. asked superior court to TX
the value OF the estate at less than
$4,000. McGuire's will dated
March IS, 1904, left the estate 10
his brother and sisters, but his
widow contends she is entitled u
it all.
Enrol Flynn and Fred MacMur-
ray left Wednesday with $50 film
makers for a location at the San
Diego Naval Base to make scenes
for Dive Bomber. Warner Broth
ers said the picture had been ap-
proved by the War Department,
and that Capt. ]. VI. Popham and
Commander Seth Warren had been
appointed technical advisers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-20
NO PRIMARY ELECTION

Ann Arbor. Mich. Mar 20-As
only Walter Kurtz, Democrat. and
Alton p. W. Hewett, Republican,
have filed petitions, there will be
no primary election in connection
with the filling of the post OF aid
erman from the second ward The
Ann Arbor Council will set a date
for the special election. the winner
TO assume the duties OF former Aid
erman Floyd Elsifor. who has been
called for Army duty.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-20

Delu MCAdu6h9s hlAah'
Mr.. and Mrs. Easton and daugh-
Ter have moved from Dundee into
the house owned by Mrs. Nellie
Holcomb. Arizona Rd. Mrs. Hol-
comb is making her home in Milan
with Mrs. Elizabeth McCaughy.
Mrs. Ida Hughs and F. NJ. Nc
Garbey, Lansing. were Wednesday
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bust
Draper.
Miss Helen Dieterle is i'll with
the mumps
Mr.. and Mrs. David Brand. Ypsi-
lanti. spent Thursday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Ganong.
Mrs. Fred Reese visited her sis
ter. Mrs. Nellie Gall, who is a
patient in the Tecumseh Hospital
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Gensler,
West. Toledo, spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Hoffman.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Coon. Jackson,
spent sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Garth Sangree.
Dale. Fred and Rafe Reese were
Monroe business visitors Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Garth Sangree
spent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs.
DAM Hoffman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Layton, Ann
Arbor, spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Dieterle and family.
Miss Eryenia Harmon, Lansing,
spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrell Harmon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adron Swick, Mon
roe, spent Sunday with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hoffman.
Mrs,- Swiek- remained OYER until
Monday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Swick are moving to Ida this week.
MIR. and Mrs, Albert Loesch and
son Louis and Mrs. Hattie Berlin
spent Sunday afternoon with MIR
and Mrs. Ferd Rhoers and family,
Ypsilantl.
Mrs. Aristine Miller. who has
been i'll the past few weeks, has
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-20
York News

TO MEET THIS EVENING
York. Mich, Mar. 20-The Won
ans Society OF Christian Service OF
Mooreyille NJ. f. Church will meet
this evening with Mrs. Robert
Randolph.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-20
Attends Party

Attends Party
Mrs Louis Smith attended the
Larkin Club party. Tuesday after
noon. at the home of Mrs. Eliza
beth McCaughy. Milan.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

CAFETERIA WORKERS, counter girls,
cooks. bakers, salad makers. etc; in large
organization. Apply with social security
card at 1l43 21st st. NV, 10 am. TO
noon, Monday through Friday.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

DREssMAKING, alterations; in or out;
reasonable. 1859 Champlain. co. 1o332.
EXCHANGE for comfortable living accom-
modations, refined lady, college srad..
Protestant experienced. good manager.
wishes position late afternoons, evenings,
as hostess companion, teacher. house
mother: references Box SIT. Star =
Evening star., 1941-09-07

SELECT POSITIONS.
FEMALE Dept. Miss Young.
StenographerS, eXpr. and BEGIN
nerS (20l, temp. and perm. open
lngS, S18 to $50 wk. UP.
Stenog. legal expr.
Stenog. finance CO.
stenog. insurance .expr. see so wk.
FEMALE lNl!A Dept; Miss Knight.
n. c. R. bk. machin. opr. No. 1000 and
No. 5000.
Typist, ins. clerk.
Bookkeeper typist (3).
Bookkeepers, full charge (3).
Typist, credit clerk
MALE Dept. Miss Day.
Bookkeeper, full charge. $35 wk.
seck seekS clerks a ezpr $40 saST wE yDns SIS "k
INVESTIGATORS age 1890. must have car,
S110 plus car allowance.
Accountants: junior, S25 wk. UP.
Freight solicitor. clean in appearance.
Salesman. rug, ,expr. S25 plus commission
Salesman, wallpaper expr.
Salesman. ms, salary good.
Stock clerk. night shift, S22.50 .wk-
MESSENGERS, h. S. grad. (10)
$75 mo.
CRAFTSMEN, construction esti-
mator, $50 wk. up.
Credit man. age 30-40.
collection man, S125 mo. plus extras,
Podman. salary open.
FEMALE Dept, Miss Reed.
SALESWOMEN, all kinds, many
good openings.
Telephone operators, several
needed NOW.
Cashiers az, rood coenings.
MALE Dept. Miss Fox.
Stationary engineer, Sd cl., S3G wi.
Driver, D. C. permit, $25 Uk.
Gas Station Attds., $25 Wk.
Furniture refinisher. S35 wk.
Motorcycle driver. S25 wk.
Butchers, several. $40 wk.
Grocery clerks S35 wk.
Automobile mechanic, S25 wk. up
FEMALE Dept Miss East.
Short-order cook. several.
Nurse, registered
Mattresses, several good openings.
DRUGSTORE help. all kinds.
MALE Dept. Miss East.
Drugstore help, all kinds.
Restaurant help all kinds.
If unemployed register at once with
u.s. NO CHARGE UNLESS PLACED. Thou
sands placed annually.
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 q st. Est. Yrs.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

CHRISTMAS CARDS-ALL SALES REC
ORDS ALREADY SMASHED by those SELL
ing our LEADER" assortment of II gor-
geous folders, including unique SOUVENIR
CALENDAR, and our amazing 80 cards for
81 90 with name imprinted Nothing like
these in entire country. Up to 1000 profit,
and bonus Ten other BARGAIN aSsOrt-
mentS NO experience necessary. Write
for LEADER" assortment ON APPROVAL.
three poCket-Size albums low-prIced i'm
print cards and FREE GIFT OFFERS
SILVER SWAN STUDIOS. Inc. $50 FIFTH
AVE Dept lh1 New York
Evening star., 1941-09-07

ACCOUNTANT OF bookkeeper,s asst. whar-
hour, all hours. Hobart 7496.
hhCcouMTANT-BooKKEEPER. [ldhi exp also
S}5 wk. oxford 1918. Apt. 206. o"
ACCOUNTANT NT-BOOKKEEPER, experienced.
desires full or part time work. Emerson
s553.
ACCOUNTANT T-BooKKEEPER. fully quail
hed, II years diversified experience; take
full charge or assist. Lincoln 033l-J.
ACCOUNTANT EXPERT: TAX CONSULT
AMI: DOCKS started, Kept part time; audit,
statements. social security. Federal State
mo, satisfaction guaranteed; ref. Wa. 64OO
ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, kept
part time, audlts, statements. tax service.
local references; reas. OR. 2074.
ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEER, 30 years OF
specihcatlon estimating, buying, inspec-
ton and as construction superintendent,
desires connection with established and
reliable firm. Box 5S-T. Star
ASSISTANT MANAGER SALESMAN, 2
years for small manufacturing company,
desires connection Of similar responsibility
Box l8l-T. Star. %
BOOKKEEPER, asst Office mgr clerk;
age 81: exp. DI. 1850.
BOY, c2lored. wants job as porter; years
high school education. ME. 5037.
BOY, colored. age "a desires day work;
no Sunday work. Phone Atlantic 6271.
BOY. colored wants lob elevator operator.
Call evenings after IN. FIR. 1445.
BRICK WORK. and carpenterins by Job
tention: experienced men. AT. 0999.
CARPENTER -BUHDER-Guaranteed build
ing modernlzation; home improvements at
reasonable prices. Ripley HO. 0002
CHAUFFEUR, OR DRIVER, young, white
free to travel: draft exempt. Glebe 1858.
CHAUFFEUR. by colored man; seventeen
years experience. Phone Woodley 2533.
CHAUFFEUR, elevator operator. have
cashier-clelk, experienced. Box CT, star.
CHEF wishes position. good on pastry;
hotel, CLUB or private. Call at 933 0 NV.
CLOTHING GALESMAN. thoroughy expert
nection. With present firm lG yrs. Also
knowledge OF buying and window deco
rating. Excellent references; No OBJ
CRAFTSMAN. mechanical: spare time; de-
sign dgtalhng: reasonable. Any Job. big
or small. FIR. 9429. =
DOMESTIC window and wall washer. rea-
Sonable rates, good work. Mac and Jack,
CO. 1886
ENGINEER. 5th class. desires relief work
Sat. and Sun. Call EN-. 09S3
NGINEER-JANITOR, employed in large
alr;cond Toned blde:, wishes change; handy
with tools. Box l13-T, Star.
FARM MANAGER, experienced understand
handle labor and machinery and ail kinds
stock. Write MT. Benz. c. Smith, .O3 st.
NV.
FLOOR MANAGER, dept store, middle
aErd man, energetic. alert. experience, best
reference. Box Bot. Star.
GARDENER, hard working and reliable
desires p2rmanent position on state
Washington suburbs: now employed but
desires change. Box 421-S, Star. -
HOWARD UNIVERSITY STTTDENT Gnvires
night work sof anv kind after 8 o o'clock,
Snher rnliahln Dill onQ2
Evening star., 1941-09-07

BOOKKEEPER-TYPIS part-time position:
permanent; accountants Office, mornings
or afternoon. State particulars. BOX
Evening star., 1941-09-07
HELP WOMEN,

SEAMSTRESS, experienced, for altere ton
and repairing on men and woInens cloth
ing Phone Monday. EN-. 1863.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
HELP DOMESTIC,

MAID wanted for care OF two small chill
dren in home of employed parents in Cap
itoI Heights. Md. Box 204-T. Star.
MAID. colored, afternoons only; general
housework. 5026 North Capitol st. Taylor
oS6T
Evening star., 1941-09-07

EXPERT TYPING at home. Manuscripts,
letters. statements. Called for delivered.
Reasonable. Quick service. RE. 6226,
Ant 404
Evening star., 1941-09-07
SAlESWoMEN.
SITUATIONS MEN.

| WOMEN. with sales experience: auick-sell-
h, ing propoSitioni good daily cash commits
| sion. Box 23l-T, Star.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
CHRISTMAS CARDS.
BIG CHRISTMAS CARD LINE
OEEER nIEGEp Eh u NrMGC

Sell sensational large selection exclusive
Personal Christmas Cards. Low as so for
81; with name; 100 designs; INCLUDING De
soc profit. Can be imprinted Big line
other outstanding money-makers. Samples
Arson pl. Rochester, N. Y.
young LADY. WHITE, TO LEARN FULL
COURSE IN CAKE DECORATING. WON
DERFUL OPPORTUNITY FOR ONE WHO
LIKES PAINTING OR DRAWING. SMALL
WAGES WHILE LEARNING ADVANCE
NENT AND PERMANENT POSITION FOR
oN6 WHO QUALITIES. BOX 453-M,
Evening star., 1941-09-07
PART-TIME WORKERS

ram WORkERS,
To open new accounts; We have a COM
plete line OF Rogers SilverWare lamps
annerware, aluminium, mattresses. blan-
Res, etc.; our small weekly terms make
t@,eS easy to get. See Mr.. Saff, 1911
Rhode Island ave. ne, 3 TO pm
MILLINERY SALESGIRLS
For permanent and part time positions;
ohl7 thcSe with experience need apply.
e4yc name, phone number. age and ex-
IsE.encel all replies confidential. Box
Evening star., 1941-09-07
HELP WOMEN.

CHRISTMAS CARD SALESPEOPLE.
GET THIS BIG-SELL1NG LINE,
Finest selection low-priced and de luxe
for 81. up IA popular Assortments. Out
standing 2l l-card Prize 81 Assortment.
Pays SOC profit. Gift Wraps. RELIGIOUS,
Etchings, Humorous, Everyday. etc. Sam
pies on approval. Chiffon Greetings, 147
Essex Dept $40, Boston, Mass.
CHRISTMAS CARD SALESPEOPLE.
SEND FOR FREE SAMPLE OUTFIT.
Start earning at once Top value Per-
sonal Christmas Cards-low as so for 81 :,
with Senders name. Exquisite designs.
1905 profit showing sensational 21-card
81 Assortment q other original, fast
selling Assortments
WETMORE & SUGDEN INC, DEPT. SINS.
T49 Monroe Ave Rochester, N Y y
Evening star., 1941-09-07

/ EX. TEACHER, young, desires good cler-
/ lcal position; accurate, systematic. Box
1 1OO-T
Evening star., 1941-09-07

GIRL. white. attending junior high school
wants home with private family, light
duties in exchange for room and board.
Box 222-T, Star.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

CHRISTMAS CARDS-Make more money
with extra value all-around line. Nothing
equals it for novel new fast-Selling ideas
Biggest selection lovely ASSIGNMENTS. IN
ttial and Relative seals included free. 90
Imprinted deSigns. 81. Personal
Stationery. No experience. Samples on
approval FRIENDSHIP, 22o Adams, FL
mira, N Y
Evening star., 1941-09-07
SALESMAN.

statesmen with cars for top, connection
with opportunity. Contact lunchrcoms.
fountains, .taverns.. with new fast-selling
food speciality by Chic2go'S biggest packer.
Commission. Details will amaze you. In
ternational Sales Corp, indianapolis, Ind.
TAILORING SALESMAN, Famous Davis
Line insures against slightest defect: popu-
lar prices. BUDGET, plan: advance CONN.,; n,
bonus Business booming Write P. H.
Davis Tailors. Dept. MIG, Cincinnati, Ohio.
STRANGE SUCTION SPONGE cleans auto
Samples sent on trial. Rush name. Kris
tee 40. Akron, Ohio
SELL BUSINESS CARDS, stationery, book
ties, saiesbooks, adv. specialities, pencils,
Pictures cards, tags, pricing sets. EXP.
unnec 49 comm nv,n Frss o3E1 Reals pR&ss Ssss
sell FLUoREsCENT Lighting that cuts
electric light bills as much as one half, No
in ike changing a bulb Big commissions
in ADVANCE. Sweeping country Hundred
facts, while you can still get the cream.
SKYBEAM CO.. 225 Fifth ST., Dept. ga.
Des Moines Iowa.
WANTED, reliable hustler with car to
supply consumers with zoo household ne
Rawleigh's. Dept. DCI-14-Y. Chester. Pa.
ALL AMERICAN mammoth holiday line
of calendars, displays, advertising special
ties with merchants imprint. Ch-istnss
cards for all buSine sses. also 1,10O every
day necessities. SPOT Cash Profit, Sam
Piles FREE. No experience needed. Full,
part time. Kaeser-Blair, Cincinnati, OHIO.
ADV. BOOK MATCKEs-sell every busi-
ness. Casa Drofit. Exp unnec Full. part
Repeats. FIRE. H.. Match Corp. of
America. 3s::i::i-SA 4Sth pl.. Chicago.
Statesmen, 4,200 Up Class.
Largest corporation in its field, expand
ing operations. needs two men; 10 years
service program for executive. Must nee
essarily be finished high-powered sales
men ambitious for future. whose person.
ality permits interviewing executives
CONTACT FURNISHED FOR EVERY GAIL
PERMANENT PLEASANT POSITION. Man
ager trains you in the field
COMMISSION
Drawing against earned income. NJ. G..
Hall. Encyclopedias Britannica, 421 Eve
ming Star Bldg.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

CARD PUNCH OPERATOR, white, expert
enced, preferably 1 B. M, must be higa
school graduate permanent resident OF
Washington or vicinity: hours to f1ve
days week, SIS per week, Apply Room
4O2, SIC 14th ST. NV, between 10 am.
and D.m -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Simplified Construction
Nazi Planes Feature
Captured Messerschrnitt Is Scrutinized
by Vultee; Materials Excellent

The plane. he says. is we'll flush.
1t has little spot-welding
which is being used more and
more in this country, but the
ordinary welding on steel parts is
about the same as here.
The engine. according to Mr.
Palmer, is about the same power
as the General Motors Allison. II
appears heavier and bulkier, he
said, which should make 1t rugged
in service.
The Messerschmitt design is
excellent in all respects" accord
ing to Mr.. Palmer, but there is no
radical difference from design of
American planes.
Our engineers are itching to
get at it," he said, land 1 don't
think we'll miss any of its fea-
lures, good or bad"
According TO Vultee officials,
the Messerschmitt is OF definite
interest from the standpoint of It's
production engineering.
Apparently German engineers
have simplified basic structural
design 10 eliminate complicated
assemblies. Production economy
is achieved by loosening up manu-
featuring tolerances as far as pos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Plan Branches Upstate

The response to Michigan Hos
pital Benefit Associations plan for
individual and family group hos
pltalilation insurance on a CO.
operative basis is so much greater
than original expectations that
the association is starting imme-
diately TO establish branch offices
in outstate cities, Andrew NJ.
Gump, president, stated Saturday.
The opening of a branch in the
Upper Peninsula shortly is in
cluded in the expansion program
now under way, he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
L. of VI. VIII Conduct Coal
Institute ON April Is, Is

TIC 0ah annual Retail Coal
Utilization Institute vii be con
Quoted - Inc University of Mlchi-
gan ~ Ann Arbar on April j and
6 J. IS sponsored by the COL
leee q Engineering and Extension
Service n nc university IN CO.
operation wIth f6e Michigan retail
aaaI merchants statesmen. pro-
aaeefs Tie railroads and equip
mont manufacturers.
Pc sIfataH starts At noon
Tuesday - Tic Michigan Union.
-. lee Is s.
GHafHaa = Tuesdays session
IS fee : Atirdge Consumers
CO. and Coke Company Of Flint
and RS afternoon feature Is a
fachHlaa.m picture. The Power
Behind he Nation J. IS beng
offered b L.#L-Whnock j. De
Ha.I district manager Of The coal
bureau r. he Norfolk and West
en- Railroad Company
AH.6sIIllf= $. marketing rarn-
selIaH - re Focahonlas Opera
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Comedy Of Errors7

J8sf = sample - The problems
that industry s currently facing
IS that RI Westinghouse N MAN
tanning supply II le8 Ied bear
ing
Tie company asas approx
ma'ely 10000 a0a 2 year mostly
sanpnfes Troy az either syn
fhate or bearing grace stones
mna8 In Montana Sounds sim
uia. b. these stones aren't ground
here Thag have r. be shipped u
Switzerland
Tbs eafs more COMP ed -
" 90 along because. SCI So -.
Swiss artisans us.. diamond
Iaortl o. dust for erndre ana
that q. made from cath6nad8es
mined II Brazil However Brazil
ship fHe garaon8does - IHI1I7
States u 81 crushed for re ufeua
ration r. Industrial cutting ZOOS
and SO thor export ire bV1rfz II
Switzerland 10 grind 1he sapphire
iHaf ~ aIs7 shipped ~ them
- course Switzerland d re-.
I'll b. IS also hI0ekades
n VEL IN mixed up nov. TOO
] ST. think fhek ought - bring
tt s@.sz here ard zesae= tH.esstffaH4
thing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Company Wins
In Proxy Fight

CHICAGO, April 12.-Directors
nominated by the management of
Asbestos Manufacturing Company
were all reelected at the annual
stockholders meeting in Hunting
ton, Ind, TO defeat the slate pro-
posed by Franklin {. Edison, for
mer president. II was the second
successive year in which Edison
had failed in a proxy fight against
the management.
Directors elected 6. J. Black to
succeed +. H. James as vice presi-
dent. James had been named on
both states for director. Other
officers were reelected.
The COMPANY declared a-dill=
dend of 35 cents, applicable to ac-
cumulations IN addition to the
dividend of 81 cents on
the preference stock, both payable
April % 10 holders of record April
-. A dividend of So cents was
paid March %. last.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Cello Busy

With untitled orders totahnG
about 100000. or equal 10 last
years entire sales volume this
years sales by EX-Cell-O Corpora
ton should run approximately
SIS. 100000. according TO President
Phil Huber
Ex-Cell-O workers have pro6ted
along with the company. he
pointed out. and average earnings
of hourly rated workers IN the
first quarter were S53S1 as
against S5130 in 194G Hourly
rated Ex-CeD-O employees aver
aged $3.50 last year Huber SAID.
With the company now en-
barked on us greatest expansion
program, employment stands AT
3 500 workers. a gain Of 800 in
the last J. months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

Bethlehem and United States
Steel each lost over a point, while
fractional declines ruled elsewhere
IN the group
General Motors was down al
most a point ChrySler vas off
fl 5tetieFtally
Phelps Dodge hit a new low in
copperS. and Cerro de Pasco lost
over a point. American Smelling
was q firm spot.
.Htfftzs=tt Il
included United States Rubber,
American Air Lines, Du Pont.
Peoples Gas. Libby Owens and
American Telephone New lows
elsewhere in the list included
Boerng, GelaneSe, American Loco
motive, North American and
Loew'S.
Bonds were mixed and dull
Most activity was IN rail lines
which showed fractional advances.
Government bonds held at Thurs
days closing figures.
The Curb market Sagged and
losses in some instances reached
two points. Most representative
issues finished under the previous
close although Puget Sound 6 per
cent preferred, Eastern Gas and
Fuel 6 per cent preferred and
Sherwin Williams bucked the
trend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

tors Association. Will preside ~
the evening banquet and the ad-
dress VIII be gwen by Arthur
Secord manager Of the Michigan
High School Forensic Association.
Chairman Of Wednesdays pro-
gram is J. \ Mcintosh Of the Nc
IntoSh Coal Company. Detroit.
n. J. 10th Of the Michigan Bell
Telephone Company will address
The morning session on The
Telephone Its Uses and Abuses
by Coalmen ?
Other Detroiters scheduled on
the second days program are Cor
don NJ. Campbell. secretary of the
Michigan Coal and Coke Sales
mons Cut. VINO Will tell OF
"Monev-maRing Wrinkles IN the
Coal Business and Carl Schu-
maker Of the Buchanan Fuel and
Supply Company of Royal Oak.
who vii summarize the program.
IN addition the committee has
scheduled an imposing array Of
out-of-toWn speakers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
ToIeronces Greater

The close tolerdnceS required Tor
interchangeability of wing faring
have been reduced by boring large
attaching holes in the faring itself
and using attaching STRIPS to
clamp them in place against the
fuselage and center wing. Toier-
ances between wing tips and outer
panels are increased by special
washers screwed down over the
attaching holes in the skin. This
permits the holes to be bored large
enough to compensate for varia-
tons in the location of such holes
in either section of the wing. From
these examples 1t is reasoned Ger
man aircraft parts may fall con-
siderably short of tolerances re-
quired by American manufacture
ers, but are made completely in
Interchangeable through the use of
such compensating devices, accord
ing to Vultee officials.
Forming rings have been largely
eliminated in the construction of
the Semi-monocoque fuSelage OF
the Messerschmitt. Stampings arc
used instead of forgings on simple
fittings. Shield wiring is used
more extensively with conduits
only where mechanically necessary
for protection. Open connection
Blocks are used to give ready &C.
cess for servicing the entire wiring
system.
The wiring. instead OF being
bolted, appears merely hooked in
place by the use of simple wire
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Credit League
Convenes Here

The seventh annual convention
of the Michigan Credit Union
League will be held in Masonic
Temple Saturday, April 10. Rep
resentative of all the credit unions
in the state. the gathering is ex-
pected to draw about 1000 parti-
cipants.
Various phases Of credit union
operation will be discussed in
open forums throughout the day.
Business sessions will be held at
10 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
A banquet in the fountain room
at 6..3a p. m. wifi climax the days
activities. Col. Walter J. Baker of
Grand Rapids will act as toast
maSTeT- The principal speaker VIII
be Paul L. Selby Columbus. O.,
chief of the division of securities
of OHIO and administrator of the
Ohio credit union law.