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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
Death notltes

kANGiSER jrtv 2f- bsura of 375s sixth
stree beloved wife 90 Albert. Gear ais.
Ter ~ Mrs John Bowers NrF John SUIT
tor and Harry Brown Funeral from nar-
lors q sutton A Son. 4i47 Trum bull
avenue THURSDAY T. m. lnttfmsnt
WoodlsWn.
WAsIFIFWSKI- John z, suddenly. be-
loved husband ~ MARY, dear father ~
Joseph HufDert.. Robert Dorothy and Mrs..
Lawrence Wilson dear son Of Mr.. ard
Mr. Joseph WaEelevski. brother 81
Joseph Jr Mrs Frances PuzkisvioS.
Mrs. Joseph JApowicz Mrs Elizabeth
stempson and Mrs. stephen sAvicki.
Funeral from 1898 Palmer Friday. 40.
~ 81. H,arlnlh : ChIrch ~ l0-0o
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Probable Pitchers
BY international Nsws Service
AMERICAN LEAGUE

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22

Several Of my medical friend:
have had the experience of treat
ing workers who handle khaki.
colored cotton for Irritation Of tho
nose and throat. Some of them
had seen sporadic cases which
they did not understand and they
were talking about it in a hos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
Spain, Portugal.
Ripe for Hitler,
WeIes Warns
Nv ROBERT G. NIXON
Intl New, Service stan Correspondent

WASHIN 9 TON, July %
Warning the American people
against believing that Gcrmany's
military might VIII spend IFS VI
tally against Russia, Acting Sec
rotary Of State Sumner Welles
said Washington has unimpeach-
able information that Germany.
even now. IS preparing a gigantic
new offensive 10 crush the few
remaining independent countries
% Europe
WelleS declined 10 name tho Oh
jectivcS. but II was learned from
responsible officials that the new
blow under preparation Is stimuli
faneouS thrust through Spain and
Portugal in the West and Turkey
in the East with the aim Of sweep
-1ug Britain from The Nediterran-
can and North Africa and domi-
mating both the Straits Of Gihral-
tar and the SucZ Canal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
AT TURKISH BORDER

Despite the German onslaught
against Russia. reports reaching
Washington state that Germany
in the past few days has moved up
heavy reinforcements in Greece
against the border of Turkeys
strip of territory in Europe so.
German military agents also are
reported 20 have filtered heavily
into Dakar and Casablanca.
Nelies disclosure served again
20 arouse conjectures as 10
whether the United States might
be preparing for a move 10 occupy
the Azores and Cape Verde Is
lands as advanced defense out
posts to halt their occupation by
Germany.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22

Doctor Clendening will an
swer questions of general in
.terest only, and then only
through his column.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Anonymous:-"My husband Is
a house painter. Whenever he
painted or varnishes a floor he
used TO wear pair of "Sneaks,"
changing TO his regular shoes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
DAKAR AND VERDES

The pincers movement would. Al
the same time. have the objective
Of Selling Dakar, the Cape Verde
Islands. the - CanarieS and -the
Azores as advanced bases for IN
Vasion Of the Western Hemisphere
Spain. il was stated by these
sources. already is within the Ber-
lin-Rome political orbit and a
word from Hitler al the proper
time would grant German troops
passage through Spain for an as
sault en- Bfitatn's stronghold al
Gibraltar.
Portugal is said 10 be filed with
German agents and the current
phrase in Lisbon as reported here
is that Hitler could take Portugal
"hV felpDhonp "
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Big Day R e suits
At Meadowbrook

TEAMS
GROSS WINNERS
Country Club-Joe Before
Mrs W T. McGiverin II
Faust Blaneo
Fred Hammer Jr. II
14s
Western orm Beaupre
Mrs T o. Mclaughlin so
Jake Martz
Bill Anderson p
1872
Meadovbrook Ernie Shave
Marjorie Row So
Val Smith
Tommy Sneehan u
1874
NIT WINNERS
Plum Hollow
Penno Pautke
Mrs J II Bradley so rs
ctrvg Hsttfertrh
iis
Oakland Hils
Al Watrous
Nargarei Russell - -
Raw Mcguire
William Guse 81 -
$50
B!rmlnKham
Pat SAWYER
Mrs a y scott 81 5 70
Fred McFaVn
Dick Allison - -
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AVOID MISTAKES

4 q
but mistakes or CarelessneSS in the
manufacturing process may cause
some such condition to arise. For
failure to use certain
chemicals properly in the dying
process may result in unprecipi-
ttated sulphur brown dust. and
these dustS may be irritating to
the nose and throat.
.AtuStpttttIp-pJ tIUHtS -Tf4o-fape
been affected in this way are girls
and cutters who's handle the ma
terial in manufacturing plants.
One would think that any Sensi-
tiveness 10 the dye acquired in
this way would appear as a skin
rash or dermatitis. But such has
not been reported. 1t must be
assumed. then. that the irritating
material appears as dust, since 1t
must enter the respiratory tract
in that form in order TO cause
sore throat,
Cotton dust itself has been re-
ported to cause irritation TO the
respiratory tract.
OF course since all workers are
not affected, the explanation Of
special Representatives, or al
lcrgy is plausible In that case an
allergen in the form of the dye
catechu, which is derived from
acacia CateChu, an Indian wood
must be implicated as the most
likely offender. II is sometimes
employed in this line of manu-
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BLACK MALE CHOW DOG-Nelghoor-
hood Third Blaine, reward. Telephone,
Trinity l.lill
IcAMEo PIN lost: valued as keepsaksN
! Telephone Wednesday. University l-Tssss
Reward.
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pital staff room the other day. A
surgeon with a large industrial
practice cleared the matter up by
asking if all their patients had
not had something to do with
handling or manufacturing khaki
cloth.
Following the lead, I have just
had an authoritative explanation
which is as follows:
The dyes which are used for
coloring heavy fabrics such as
tenting and tarpaulins, khaki or
tan. are mineral salts of chro-
MUM and iron. They are per-
fectly harmless, but when fresh
may cause some irritation in SEN
Sitive individuals. For garment
fabrics. khaki and olive drab dyes
are sulphur brown dyes of which
many varieties are known.
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Male Help Wanted
ADVERTISING

YGunE men 10 sell Advertising ex-
perience not necessary. salary and
commission. for interview write
BOX B-6207, Detroit Times.
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Funeral Directors
Lost and Found

SUTTON SON
iif7 TRUMBULL AVE. TEMPLE 3-5ior
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BLOCKLAYER WANTED Apply on
Hartweu between Mackenzie and Pelton.
steady
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BLACK MALE CHOW DOG Neighbour
hood Third Blaine, reward. T.l.phons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22

Kenneth II. shouI" So; Lola D. HonoIc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22

BOYS is YEARS or AGE oNLY. FOR
PLEASANT HEALTHFut OUTDOOR
VACATION WITH PAY SEE MR.
swARTHOUT, ROOM 20s $50 SHELBY.
Evening star., 1941-10-14
Contractors Assured
Necessary Civilian
Building Safe
Priorities Will Stop
Speculative Activity,
Haynes Declares
BY the Associated Press.

Dy liIt hoSoNldbtN TlN0os
DETROIT, Oct. IA defense
official told contractors today that
new Federal regulations on nom
essential building were designed to
halt speculative construction and
curtail a mad scramble for vital
materials.
Interpreting a recent order of the
Supply Priorities and ALLEGATIONS
Board, John L. Haynes, chief of the
lumber and building materials
branch of the Office of Production
Management, said S. P. A. BIS pol
icy was based chiefly on possible
steel and copper diversions.
Haynes told the fall board meet
ing of the Associated General Con-
tractors of America in a prepared
address that unrestricted bidding
and bootleg prices on steel and cop
per had been matters of common
talk"
He said he had discussed the
S. P. A. B. order with Price Admin
istrator Leon Henderson and che
has authorized me to state he will
not see civilian life cut off and that
he is determined that necessary
civilian construction shall go for
ward in an orderly manner
Evening star., 1941-10-14
International Paper Clears
Preferred Arrearaqes
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-Interna-
tional Paper Co, successor to Inter-
national Paper & Power Co. today
declared dividend of S5 a share on
its convertible per cent preferred
stock. wiping out the last of the
arrearage which its stock inherited
from the old company.
The dividend, which will 60 to
only holders of the new stock. will
be payable November Is to stock
holders of record November 7.
Dividends payable on new stock
awaiting delivery to holders of un-
exchanged Paper & Power stock
will be paid when such certificates
are exchanged, the company said.
A dividend of S63, clearing all
arrearage against the Z per cent
preferred stock of International
Paper & Power is payable tomorrow
to holders of record October :.
This stock is to be redeemed.
Evening star., 1941-10-14
Oil Economy Urged.

CHICAGO. Oct IA lPI-J. Howard
Marshall. chief counsel for the Office
of the Petroleum Co-ordinator, sug-
gested today that economy in the
use of oil and petroleum products
was in order
The cold. hard facts are that We
are producing and consuming oil
much faster than We are finding
it. demand is rising faster than we
had anticipated and our potential
ability to produce more oil than We
are now producing is much
less than is commonly imagined -
he said in prepared address to
the National Oil Marketers' Asso-
citation.
Evening star., 1941-10-14
Stock Market Turns
Down, With Steel
Issues in Lead
Declines Predominute
At Close; Around
400, 900 Traded
By VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer.

Associated Press tlnancla! Writer.
NEW YORK, Oct 14.-Prolonged
tension over the outcome of the
battle for Moscow impaired the
stock markets resistance today
after a spotty rally in the early
proceedings.
Various stocks attracted some
support at the outset, based on the
failure of the disturbing foreign
news over the holiday to bring IN
any substantial volume of selling.
Recoveries at one time ran from
fractions TO around point in Spe-
ciaIties and an assortment Of rub
bers, coppers and aircrafts. but a
good deal of the improvement dis
appeared in the later dealings. Per-
sistent heavineSs Of the steelS was a
handicap. Declines predomInated at
the close.
Transfers were slow throughout,
rejecting complete detachment from
the market of many of its followers
In this period of deep concern over
the fortunes of the Russians. Trans
actions for the five-hour stretch
were about 100000 shares.
Laggard performers included
United States Steel Bethlehem,
Youngstown Sheet. Chrysler. Sears
Roebuck, United Aircraft, Sperry,
Union Carbide, Johns Manville and
Westinghouse. Accorded support st
times were United States Rubber,
Phelps Dodge and Cerro De Pasco.
Atlantic Gulf & West Indies Steam
ship edged up more than TO a new
years high.
Bond Prices Uneven.
Bond traders turned their atten-
ton to rails and utilities, but the
trend of prices was mixed Gains
and losses Of fractions were about
balanced toward the close with
business only moderate.
Operators continued the waiting
policy which has characterized mar
ket dealings since the beginning of
the German push on Moscow and
commentators looked for no great
increase in volume until the CAM
paign takes definite turn.
On the rising side were Baltimore
& Ohio stamped convertibles. Dela-
ware & Hudson refunding Is. Inter-
national Railways Of Central Amer
lea IS, International Telephone IS
and Western Union IS Moving
lower were Republic Steel Alps of
81, Commercial Mackay incomes
with warrant, American & Foreign
Power IS and Santa Fe As of '95.
United States Governments
changed hands quietly over the
counter at prices l-32 point higher
to 232 lower and barely moved In
the stock exchange
Bonds of Uruguay and Norway
were in modest demand in the for
eign list but issues of Australia.
Canada, Italy and Poland declined.
Evening star., 1941-10-14
London Prices Steady.

LONDON, Oct. ID GP). - Stock
prices held steady today, firmed by
treasury disbursements which may
reach E30OOO,OOO, part of which OBJ
servers felt sure would seek the in
vestment market. Profit taking in
some speculative issues was the only
disturbing factor.
Market analysts said the treasury
payments would come from divi-
dends, wartime damage compensa-
ton and taking over of recently
requisitioned South African bonds.
Evening star., 1941-10-14
Approximate Sales Today.
Stock and Sales

approximate Sale8 TOday
HOO AM . l00.00 1900 Noon $50. 900
LOO PM 25O 600 zoo PM 800. 900
Total -- 430. 900
7 Unit OF trading, ten share.
In bankruptcy or recetvership or being
reorgsnlzed under Bankruptcy Act, or Sc
Curltles assumed by such companies
Rates OF dividend in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarerly or semi-annual declaration Un-
less otherwise noted special or extra div
tdeDds are not included
Ex dividend xr Ex rights. Also extra
or extras d Cash or stock ePaid last
year fPayable in stock Declared or
palo so far this year Accumulated div
idends paid or declared this year
Evening star., 1941-10-14
Bonds
7 R { A S U K Y.
HOME OWNERS LOAN.
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

Is l944-52 1O5.22 1882 1852
Evening star., 1941-10-14
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Oct l4-Dlvidends de-
clared. Prepared by Fitch Publishing Co,
Regular.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-16
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aud, ser tpeit auriidliegenoen nrla=
den uno ser in ierner 3uflnft 81 ers
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niiie in ocr Menidentpelt belplbt, I'M
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nur birefte llrloben uno l'n'nlttels
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ii6 ibres Ntortpri,ms gerii6mt bot
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lhcn lncntbcbrlid lei.
Scr Gopit ihlob, inocm CT Der
Stoot &om uno ocn goll5cn Grofrels
ocn slpoltoliiben Scoeit erteiltc.
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mai ipcnn hicic m,r cr5ielt miro NIT
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