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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Call Zone MANAGERS

D. U. Bathrick, general sales
manager for the Pontiac COM
pany, has issued a call for dealers
from its "a zones to attend the
first merchandising and adver-
Using conference of the year.
Because of the press of business.
Bathrick was reluctant to call
the meeting during January
and February but since the rush
still continues, he called the
meeting now because he said it
was necessary that the Spring
and early Summer plans should
be discussed.
The dealer meeting will con-
clude with a dinner Thursday
night at the Bloomfield Hills
Country Club. On Friday Pom
tiae will play host to four re-
gional managers and a group of
zone managers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Untitled Plane Orders

Untitled orders of the aircraft
industry are approaching the
four-billion mark, and are ex-
pected to go higher by Summer,
as the proposed 1941 procure
ment program of the United
States and Great Britain be-
come actual orders, according to
Aviation Magazine. In spite of
the tremendous backlog, it is
pointed out. the progress of the
defense program has exceeded
expectations in the past two
months.
In January. 962 military air.
planes were delivered out of
total production of 1854. Pro-
duction of P-40's at the Curtiss
Buffalo plant led the combat
field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
New Air Service

A new air service has been
inaugurated- between Houston,
Tex. and Chicago. with the
inaugural fight last Saturday
of The City of Houston. new
$125,000 Chicago and Southern
airliner. The new line serves
Shreveport. La: Memphis,
Tenn. and St. Louis, and is ex-
pected TO cut hours off the
present flying time from the
Southwest TO principal cities in
the North and East. Co-operat-
ing with American Airlines at
Memphis. additional service to
Washington and New York has
been established.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Farmers Market

APPLES Delicious, fancy. 81 hu.; No.
|. $i.4oai.75; Greetings No. !. 7seq
fancy. 81 iohl.5o bu.: No. /, eoc = Si25:
No 2. 5On 75c. Northern spys. fancy 81
hu. No. /. 81 50d l75. No. 2. 75c n 81 ;
Mcintosh. fancy. l.65n LIS bu. No. l.,
!. $1u125 hu-. steels Red. $3.50 $50
CELERY CABBAGE - No. /. $125a
i.so bu. No 2, sSas5e
BEETs No /. 50 65c hu.
CABBAGE-No !. S1a Is bu.: No. 2.
$50 75c Curly Cabbage, No. /. IS q Csc
bu.. Red Cabbage, No. /. 75caH bu. :
cARRoTs-No. I. s5assc su; No. 2,
20 u SOC.
CELERY soUAREs-No. !, s5c OSLO.
CELERY Fancy. 4oa SOC dog. punches
No. 1, 25a 35c. No. 2, zoe Root. No. l.,
s5c n 10 bu.
HORSE RADIsH-No. 1. t2.5Oa3 bu. /;
LEEKsINo. /. 4Oa coo dor. lunches
ONIONS - Dry. fancy. Sini.2 % 50-lb.
sack. No. /. 55n6sc. No 2. 40a soc. -
PARSLEY RooT-50 75c bu.
POTATOES Fancy. a0c y 81 bu.; No. l,
SIS a soc; No. 2. 4oa SOC.
punches.
RHUBARB- dollhouse. fancy 800 s5c, s.
10 box choice. 2o425c. small, 50Hs0c
dozen punches
RUTABAGAs-No !. 5oq f5c bu
SQUASH No. /. 81 Is 2 / rs
TuRNIPsS Fancy. aaI25. No. I. soa
qoc. No. = 65c.
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-Ho. /. 500 75c
dozen buucrbB
POULTRY Hens live. heavy breeds. 20
n 22c Ii leghorns. i4Hise hroilers,
heavy 2ld23c III. ieghorn. la lie !:
ducks. Is isc; geese. 40 Tic.
HOGS Dressed. i3H15c 10.
EGGS Large Sc 50d7 30-doz. case .
medium &575a6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Test New Plane Fuel

Airline engineers and fuel
specialists have been conduct
ing high altitude flight tests on
a new blend of fuel. a small
quantity of which will boost the
power of high-test gasoline to
aviation gasoline requirements.
The new blend is believed the
solution to the problem of pro-
ducing large quantities of high
quality aviation gas necessary
under the national defense pro-
gram.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Commodity Prices
Ease During Week

WASHINGTON, March A.
Wholesale commodity price index
of National Fertilizer Association
eased off to 1904 in the week
ended March l from 1905 in the
preceding week. The index was
99yS a month ago anc 800 year
ago. based on 1859 average as
100.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04

On week days enjoy the two
pages Of comics and adventure
strips in the daily Detroit
Times; on Sunday. the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics In COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Jan. Truck Loadinqs
Show Small Upturn

NEW YORK. March 4.-Volume
of freight transported by motor
trucA in January was up "a per
cent from December and 9.S per
cent above the January. 1910 vol
nme. American Trucking Associa-
lions, Inc, reports.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
City Auto Stamping
Paws 15Ct. Dividend

TOLEDO. March City Auto
Stamping Company has declared a
dividend of Is cents on the COM
mon. payable April l to stock of
record March ID. The same
amounts we're paid in preceding
quarters. =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
New Mash Dealer

Appointment of the Gratiot
Nash Company as new Nash
dealer was announce by
Charles Abbott. distributor for
this area. Miss Moreno Will
liams will head the new dealer
shin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Detroit Poultry

Market unsettled hens. 5 lbs. and VI.
stags lie. leghorn hens. ; lbs. and up.
Ice. rock broilers 81 lbs and up, 2lc'
capons : lbs. and u. 23e. under lbs
2ic. rabbits. I lbs. ard Up. lfc.
EGGS Market steady Current receipts,
sc: undergrAdss a. W1flsc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Dividends

Godchaux Sugars. Inc. declared
a dividend of 50 cents on the class
A stock. payable April l, to stock
of record March Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
CHIC 400

BUTTER Receipts p SO tubs; market
steady fNffas go seureg. Sue standards
On score cafs1 2gtsc. extra frsts tet
searel. 2qiae. hrsts tss-s9 score. PSI .
specials Ea3EscaHe1 IN = q 20 = c.
EGGS - Receipts. 25.3p3 cases. market
steady 10 IN &c. current receipts. Il &c,
fresh extra hrsts I6ts 16A.c fresh frsts.
ia, pisl4c, dirties, i4i4c. checks, l4hc.
CHEESE = Twins. 49, q i5i4c, daisies.
prints and I0nghorns. i5R. u l6e.
LIVE POULTRY Market steady. Tur-
KEYS. l2H iqc; hen. i41lqc. leghorn hens.
qa1ac. springers ~ y 2Sc. hroiers, III
IL 20c. BOOSTERS. iiuili4c. ducks. IL q 2Oe'
geese iodl5c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
r. W. Bliss Company declared a

dividend of $3.50 on the 6 per cent
preferred and SIPS on the 5 per
cent preferred. both payable March
II, TO stock of record March 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Pittsburgh MetaIIurgical Com.

pany Inc. declared a dividend of
50 cents on the common. payable
March Is. to stock of record
March Z ----
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
General Firenroofing C6mpanY

declared a dividend of IS cents on
ffle common. payable April !, TO
Dck OF record March 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04

New Idea, Inc. declared a divi-
dend Of IS cents on the common,
payable March 81, to stock of rec
ord March Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Earnings

BriiIo Manufacturing Comp.p, ,ov IN.
year ended December 81 had |. ne, pros,
81 M',. al.. equal after dividends on 81
common. against 1921 .os7. or II An
snare on The common in 1888
Granite City steel Company ,,.,,,,,n-
report for the yesr ended December Al
SHOWS a net profit ~ SJI52 ESQ ,ousl "a
y cents a SHARE. against s387. sso, or Of
cents share. in 1899.
y. !. Brsch 4 Son. and .ub.id,sr,.. -
ports Tor the year ended December II a
ne, pront Of $40 500. equal 70 81 "a
ury shares. against ss3i All or 81 50
share. on iss,75o shares in 1889.
Wagner Electric Corporate, and .,,-
sidiaries for the year ended December n
had net profit of si2i5.so after fed.
eral and state income taxes FEDERAL ,I.
share, against 81, 7so sss. or So 80 a share.
in 1899.
Ashland OIL and Refining Company and
subsidiaries for the year ended D.crmhsr
81 had net profit Of sses a3s equal 10
~ cents common share, against s7fs..
500, or 73 cents common share, in 1889,
American Tobacco Company and vbc,lv-
owned domestic subsidiaries reports leto
net income Of x2s. 81. 1872 equal 10 ISIS
share on 4 52s. se2 combined common and
common stocks against S2s. 425, sac or
ALL on 4.3iLoTa- combined sharss IN 1899.
HnIoid Company and subsidiaries for
1870 had a net profit of S235.2 ls. equal 70
81 70 a share common against S7ss.
00l. or 81 03 on the common In 1889
Southern California Edison Cnmpany.
Ltd and subsidiaries reports 1916 net
income -,rf-Sf2, 3ss. 22-ef-s7 2s-sE,,xrs-
on the common. against s12s70 23s or
81 IS on the common in 1893.
ports 1910 net profit OF S. 7ls ns7 sitter
in connection with inter-refnery transfer
~ equipment equal n Si.21 a share on
the common, against ret profit NJ So.
290fls or 81. 10 on the common in 1899.
international safety Razor Gorpar.t,os
for the year 1870 shows net profit Of
xI5 sq4 or cents share on the Class
stock ssafnst si2 s52 or cents on Class
American Bank Note Company and .oh-
sdisres for 1870 had q net prof, Of
Sil3. 24e equal to % cents q shar. on
the common against 4 net loss NJ Sio2..
Sill In 1888.
Froedterf Grain 4 Mailing Company for
the IL months ended January 81 had q
profit of 1925. sol equal 10 $50 a share
on the common. against sesi .0e7 or 81 81
on the common in the preceding IL months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Continental Can Company de-

clared a first quarter interim
dividend Of 30 cents on the COM
mon. payable March 20 to stock
n record March l9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Food Machinery Corporation de-

claled "A dividend U.s. cents on
the common. payable March 81, to
=Sragik=af FecaFd5 March .5l.=-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company

declared a dividend of 81. payable
Apnl ]. to stock of record March
~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04

y. y brseh sons and subsidiaries r.
ports for the year ended pecers.r 4, 4
net PROFIT Of stt3. 500 equal u q a.
share on iss.o5o shares. excluding tressy
share. on isa. $50 shares In 1899
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
wsrner Electric Corporation .nd sub

salaries for the year ended December n
had net profit of si.2i5. pol, after fed
eral and state income taxes. federal ,I.
cess PROFITS taxes, etc. equal IN 81 10 a
share. against 81, 2a3 sss. or 81 30 a share.
in 1899. .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04

year ended December 81 had ne, p,os,
ol s2s5. alI. equal after dividends On ~
tiass stock TO $40 shsr, an-,hs
common. against 1921 ns7 or ii an
share on the common in 1929
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Explosion
Blamed OH
Gas Leak

Police Of the arson squad today
blamed a leaking gas Jet for an
explosion which wrecked the in
terror OF a beauty parlor and adj
Joining apartment a. al West
Garfield avenue, az CaSS avenue.
and left nyc persons mlraculOuSly
un~cathed
Tho explosion which occurred az
Q o'clock Saturday night blew the
plaster of The beauty parlor walls
and TWO adjoining bedrooms Glass
from several windows was blown
nearly block up the street.
In the beauty parlor al the
time were Mrs Mary ~. Johnson.
the proprietor. and two customers.
Miss Bertha Kline Of $40 Della
ware avenue and Mrs. Catherine
Mcdowell OF -. 479 West Willis
avenue
Two boy Joseph Clutts. H.. Of
50 West Willis avenue and Elmer
Rumloy. II. Of APO Ca>s avenue.
were standing outside the windows
when the blast occurred. None Of
the FIVE was injured
Damage is estimated at 50 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Detroit Iriplets Upset
Parents Financial Plans

when we get home" Mrs Noss
said. I'VE haven't any place to
put the babies.
III have 10 convert one bed
room into a nursery. Three cribs
would fill the room. That would
he all right, but where am /
going 10 get the cribs"
A Detroit company has offered
TO keep the NoSS daughters II
diapers, but that is the extent oi
their wardrobe.
zone of my sisters in law
bought them each a shirt and /
have complete layette fOr one
baby.
a woman called the hospital
the other day and offered 10
name the babies. l wish she had
offered something more practi-
cal. like clothes or bedding or
cribs" Mrs. NoSs said Wistfully.
The 9S-pound, 5-foot 2-incf
mother has had two. blood trans
hIsionS since she gave birth 10 the
children within % minutes May
II. However she is now gaining
strength rapidly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Clutches
Evidence.
Loses Gum

Two mon arc hold FOR investiGa-
tion nv police today following a
free-for-all battle which started
when a pa'rolman from the
cleanup squad attempted 10 leave
weSt side grocery store with
a glass OF whisky he allcgedly
purchased
Patrolman Waltcr Noonan said
he entered tho store. AZ 3366
: Prec kenrId Cc avenue while
.Patrolman Ernest Bolt waited IN
front. Noonan said he ordered
beer and whisky bat Was rccoG-
nized a "A policeman by ono OF
four persons IN tho store as he
attempted 10 leave
In the Scufflc which followed.
Noonan had 10th hands fun hold
ing the whisky above ms head and
pushing his attackers off with The
other. lie dropped the glass when
someone grabbed his gun he said
and gave chase through the back
entrance.
He and Bolt caught and arrested
Raymond DlugelechI 20 and
Louis PaSiecznIk. 2S. b % h OF
whom gave tho store address as
their home. The other two per
sons escaped with Noonan's gun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19

Nine detectives. some Of whom
haven patrolcd a beat IN uniform
for 10 years. today are ScurryinC
round looking for the leather
puttocS they wore when they be-
longcd 20 the uniformed branch Of
the police department
The reason is. that they have
been notified by William r Logan,
secretary Of the department, that
when they were promoted TO
detectives they failed 10 turn in
their puttecS II the putteeS are
not forthcoming forthwith they
Will be billed 81 each for them.
Logan S letter was sent out be-
cause The department is short OF
puttccS for the new mon who have
been taken on or who are now IN
training
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Boat 0verturns,
| Dies, I Saved

Constable Fred l. Miller Of
Bellevilie tod ay reported the
drowning Of a 2o-year-old Plym-
outh youth in Anderson Lake near
Bellcvlle.
The youth George Vercsh son
Of Mr.. ard-ArS. John VcrcSh 40
North Mil street. Plymouth, was
thrown into the water when a
mntorboat owned and driven by
Elmer Passage, 20. also Of Plym-
OUth overturned
Neither could swim but Pass
age and third youth whose
name Is unknown chung 20 the
gunwale Of the upturncd boat un-
m help came. state police arrlv-
ing Is minutes after tho tragedy.
found the body after a thycc.hour
search.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
FORD ELECTION

! Chief interest in labor circles
rs centering on the Ford -NLRB
erection scheduled for Wednesday
when employees OF the Rouge and
Lincoln plants viii express their
wish 10 be represented by the
UAW-CIO JAW AFL or no union.
Frank H. Bowen NLRB re-
cional director viii meet with
400 election observers in the Fed
eral Building AT 7.30 o'clock this
evening 10 instruct them in their
duties for Wednesday. Russell
Miller, election expert for the
board, will address them
There VIII BE- 81 poIllnG booths
at the Rouge and Lincoln plants
and more than 240 NLRB repre-.
SentativcS viii hc on duty Ballots
will he counted A. tho Federal
Building on Thursday Ford pay
rolls submitted 10 tho NLRB show
that S0.372 workers ~ tho Rouge
plant are eligible 20 vote and
2 e43 al the Lincoln plant In adj
dition there arc 27l pattern
makers who Will vote In a special
craft election.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Knock. Knock

When Norman Nowicki Of 1857
Haverhilf avenue lifted the hood
Of his fathers automobile 10 see
what was wrong with II. ne dldn I
find a knock in the motor, he
found a squirrel.
TIE ear was parked in front of
their home, and since Norman
insists the hood was down and
locked, no one has been able 10
figure out how the squirrel got in.
Two policemen o had 10 be called
, from Conner Station 10 get the
squirrel out.
The policemen released the
squirrel on his own reCognlZance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19

Detroirs newest triplets are en-
ter1HE their second week OF lie
today healthy and gaining, but
confronted by Two STABLE prob
lens.
First, there is no room in the
home of their father, Wesley
VoSS, 29-ycar-old autoworker for
the blessed event which upset the
NoSS family plans and budget by
arriving as a tFrecSome.
Secondly, there are wardrobe
difficulties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
LACK CLOTHING

The layette planned for one just
won't stretch 10 clothe the three
husky Voss daughters Audrey.
Elaine and Lorraine.
Within a few days the little
girls and their mother. Mrs. Janet
NoSs. %. viii be going home from
East SIDE General Hospital 10
1909 Tacoma avenue. where the
other Noss child, George, /, awaits
them
Were going Ia have trouble
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Patriot S Sock Warns
Old Collector S Heart
BY BILL CUNNINGHAM

Two middle-siZed workmen Ken
Overlin and Billy Soose danced
the bitter fandango on a New
York battle pulpit the other night.
The contention as the boys say,
went the distance, and the middle
weight championship OF the world
possibly a vast reinstatement in
these hours OF bullet and bomb
changed hands. young Mr.. SoOSe
being ruled the new proprietor of
that diadem. although many Of the
pundits in the press pews dis
Sented.
Nobody was hurt very much.
There was no bouncing around the
deck. no spectacular freShets Of
carmine. no sudden pausing and
peering by an anxious referee, fol-
lowed by the time-honored cry,
Are they a doctor in the house -
Somehow, il set this journeyman
wonderer 10 wondering Just where
the fine art of Smacking a human
being upon the potato, or chin
/ ceases 10 be art or business anc
becomes a miserable miSdemeanOl
/ remarkable, not with cash, but ir
terms Of a stall in the most con
Venient calabOOSe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Pupils Buying
Defense Bonds

Detroit'S public and parochial
school children. estimated al 395-
900. viii swell the local national
defense effort today with United
states Treasury Defense Savings
Stamps on sale in all school, IN
tho~cIty
First sales were made AZ $50
this morning AT The " r Sill
school. 5000 Thirtiern street. by
Frank Cody. superintendent. OF
schools. The day has been dcSiC-
mated as School Defense Stamp
Day
Filled albums VIII contain
stamps worth Sls75 which CON
verified into a bond, Will be worth
So at maturity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19

phone who was ringing al the
sharps and fats about the horrors
OF war.
l was past the place, but not.
far enough. when his booming
voice roared. And we will now
close with our national anthem"
stopped. faced the music and
uncovered as all old soldiers do. /.
FRESH LOOKING
The band was only about as far
as by the dawn'S early light ..
when a couple Of young fellows.
came along and kept right on
walking. They were tall. fresh and
foreign looking, and. If they no.
ticed the patriotic business at all,
heard the music. or were aware of
the silent, standing multitude, they
saw fit To ignore the whole show.
One was bareheaded but the other
had his hat on. and kept 1t on.
Take OF that hat "i-Somebody
called. the voice ringing above
the roar of the band. and il was
an order. not a request. Take
off that hatw two or three more
people yelled.
Taking The brim of the hat. the
Wearer merely pulled it down
around his ears a little more
firmly.
LAST CONSCIOUS ACT
So far As I'm able TO testify,
that was his fast conscious act,
for the, shabby looking gentleman
suddenly stepped loose from his
tree.
. ! saw Dempsey measure Firpo.
Louis fiatten Make Baer, Camera
= strike the blow from which Ernie
Schaaf never regained conscious
. ness. But have never seen any
chin hit as hard as this nom
patriots was.
: His hat was removed, all right.
: II was removed by knocking the
wearer as completely from under
it as if it had been suspended on
The hat dropped like parachute
] or a fried egg. exactly where he'd
: stood upon the pavement.
q HIS PAL SCRAMS
: The struck gentleman's friend
$ ran. The struck gentleman lay
there. He's there yet. for all I
know, for he was colder than
New Years in Nome the last I
D saw. and couple Of policemen
were feeling for his pulse.
/ III NOT recommending any such,
. you understand. I'm only a re-
porter and connoisseur Of the
r almost lost art of really knuck-
: ling the kisSer.
q But being a reporter. and there
d fore whatever is the masculine for
handmaiden OF the truth. / am
l, obliged TO state that Soose VS..
l. Overlin left me as cold as a
e mentholated bath, but the surgine
s thrill OF that Sabbath sock has
kept me warm for a week.
D. Distributed by United Features snyd., Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
RETURNING TO WORK

At Saginaw and Flint "a, 600
General Motors workers were re-
turning to work on their regular
shifts throughout the day as the
10 cents an hour wage increase 10
10000 workers throughout the
country is being ratified by indi-
yidual locals.
Members OF the AFL Transfers
Union are meeting today 10 ratify
the wage settlement reached In
the negotiations late Saturday.
Thomas J. Donahuo, chairman
Of the state labor mediation board,
Is also meeting with leaders Of
the teamSters union representing
the excavating drivers and hopes
Of settling their labor difficulties
are high.
State Labor Mediator Frank
Kolodzieiski is attempting today
10 arrange negotiation meeting
between UAW-CIO officials and
representatives of the Hudson
Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
WHAT A SOCK!

But what I'm getting around TO
saying is this:
The most terrific right hand
blow ever saw dent a human
countenance was flung the other
Sunday afternoon on historic Bos-
ton Common by poorly dressed
man who didn't look as if he had
it in him. -
AS came up TO the bandstand
what seemed TO he peace demon.
Stratlon was in full swing. People
lolled on the benches in ST. Peters.
burg style, listening 10 some
throaty gentleman at micro
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19

For the Inside News" of
Washington. Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
GIN Workers
On Job, Labor
Peace Restored

I With all Flint plants of the
G e.neral Motors Cooperation
swinging back into operation to-
day and 10000 Detroit truck driv-
ers and construction workers back
on the job. the labor front today
IN Michigan is more peaceful than
in months.
The only serious strike in prog
reSS is that AT the Hudson Motor
Car Company where $500 workers
are out. About 200 truck drivers
Of excavating contractors are also
on strike.
Phillip Murray, Go president,
was 10 speak at meeting Of
UAW-CIO members in Cadillac
<Syy3ore this afternoon,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
FORM OF COLLECTING

As IL chances, your correspond
ent is fancier Of hard right-hand
SmackS 10 the kiSSer, and even
will consider good lefthanded
smack if property certified You
might call II form of collecting.
Dating all the way back 10 that
hot pOSt-other war Jersey after
noon when the paii1d potiu
Frances Orchid Man. Georges
Carpentier-now desperately try
ing 10 get out of Paris and back
10 this country. incidentally
rocked the young and solid Jack
Dempsey TO his veriest heel tacks
with one about right that al
most, but not quite, did the bust
ness. I've been collecting such
OFFICIALLY. geographically and
geographically in and from all
parts OF the earth.
Step over some time and I'll
show you my coIlection-the ter.
rife Schmeling right that knocked
Bill Stribiing ont IN Cleveland. the
mighty Firpo swish that put Demp.
seN out on his shoulder blades
amongst the typeWriters.
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LAST CONSCIOUS ACT

The hat dropped like a parachute
or a fried egg. exactly where he'd
stood upon the pavement.