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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
Industry Helps
Workers Buy
Defense Bonds

With rapidly increasing num-
keF of Michigan firms making vol
untary payroll deiuctions for the
purpose of purchasing National
Defense Savings Bonds, Frank Is
hey. chairman OF the Michigan
Defense Savings Committee, pre-
dicted this states sales would top
SIS 100000 monthly Dy Labor Day.
Detroit and outstate firms
are really getting behind this
drive" he said, "an1 now we're
concentrating our efforts on sys-
tematic savings through work
ers' voluntary deductions from
wages"
Largest firm 10 institute the
system 10 date is he Chrysler
Corporation with more than 100
600 employees.
Although General Motors Cor
pefatieh has not officially started
rs yet. in the July issue of GM
Folks. General Motors employe
magazine a message 10 the work
crs from President G. +. Wilson
read as follows:
General Motors u making
arrangements 30 that YOU can
buy these Series r. bonds on an
inStallment basis. You can ar
range 10 pay for them by au-
thoriZing amounts deducted from
YOUR wages or SALARY each pay
DAY"
4 list OF Tho firms already max
Ing payroll deductions for defense
savings reads like a blue hook Of
Detroit industry II includes: the
Detroit Creamery mpany Fed
eral Motor Truck. United States
= ubbcr Company, EX-Cell-O Cor
,ratlon. Hammond. Standish.
Michigan Bell Telephone Company,
Wolverine Tube Company. Grand
Trunk Railroad. Palmer-Bee Com
pany. DAISY Valley Ghrrvp- COM
pany and United Sta,es Warehouse
Company
Both the Gocbel and Schmidt
BrcwericS have voluntary deduc-
ton plans whiie all the other
Detroit brcwerieS have system
OF pledge cards
ISbeY'S Office reports thaiPack-
ard Motor Car Company and Nash
X cIvinator Corporation are
working ont arrangements for
participation while Burroughs
Adding Machine sells stamps each
pay day
Two Of Dotroit's banks The
National Bank of Detroit and the
Manufacturers National Bank
have a voluntary deduction system
and all the banks arc participating
through the sale OF stamps and
bonds AZ main offices and branches.
Another method used 10 encour-
age the sale of bonds is the eS-
adjustment Of stamp banks in
the plants. The Department Of
Street Railways and many smaller
industrial firms are doing this.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
Executiv e Forecasts
Increased Use of Ads
Rukeyser
By MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYsER

Colby NJ Chester chairman the General Corporation.
told that he thinks that balance the shifts IN
American business will total
advertising during the period.
Although pointing that in many lines limited production
and purchasing making for what he
termed sellers market Mr. Chester said that nevertheless
sighted would advertising ntrench the
of public This would be
designed he promote the postwar period when
greater reasonably expected
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22

Merrill Lynch e. Co. For the
greater part OF this l2-year asso-
citation Gould was manager of the
bond division
Gould'S new position with the
banking department viii be that
OF chief of the consumers credit
agencies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
Similar TO Condition in Old France

The widespread apathy initiation similar 10 the
on France when she for paper money hun
dred Al the legislators seemed think that
because the government democratic in form could have
debt without suffering harm Then
Initiating being pleasant prophets
evils UNDECIDED. Read A. D. Whites book fiat
money initiation in France to know how it works
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
Detroit Poultry

Market steady Hens average run 2ic
leehmn hens lbs and az lie cocks.
I0n1gc rock sprinEers under lbs 20c
4 lhs and Up 22c leghorn bro,lers. -
lbs and vi 2ne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
Broker Joins
Banking Dept.

Lucius G Gould associated with
Merrill Lynch r a. Pierce & Cas-
satt, has been named to the cXecu-
tive staff of the state banking de
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
Defense Gives New Lease on Life

Clearly the defense program lease life 20
borrowing and spending Effective initiation meets
under Lacking leader
all through
the
however that the saved from
colectvism that
burned itself thrifty will inherit the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
Marine News
DETROIT

6 GfT blsdsy oOl N Mssaas cosy sc
Kinney $50: Mccullough. 5:45: Cor
nelius arrived. q; sulphite- Delkote cleared.
ss2 Klins Gsmps, arr ses
10: Way e:05; J. p. Reiss, $40; lakewood.
le:4o: Tate, pas; Cornelius cleared, 1925:
Malietoa, 1o45; secord- Kripp, 1913:
matra arrived. u 80 a. m. Tuesday; =.
- -Sl4AruriI4--- ~ H-t-1-fz-- W.
tim, 2. FItzgersTd 2.30: p, r Richard
son. 3:05. Gsnandoc. Davis arrived. 3A5;
Maunaios., I55: w. c. Richardson, s:3s;
lCrudoh, 4 steelton 7.l0; Fay Brown.
l7:15; Henry Ford cleared I;i5 Macon
brey, 1880 Kopmuir, 7:10 coralla. 7'55s
DowN@Paisiey arrived. $50 p m Mon
lday; Clarke. $40; Ranney, 3f5i Rand
cleared. i;30; crescen, CITY arrived,
Townsend. 500. Gates. 500 Fleetwood
smith arrived. ESQ; W q Mather I;
iMcAlpine. 40: Cornell, 50 Crescent CITY
cleared s:i5. Alfred Smith cleared, $50;
Pontiac James Nadia cleared. 10; Whit.
ney -Seaboard No. % cleared i0.15. Meaa
cleared 1910. Lehigh. II is. Heekln.
il;25: w. l.. King. 1910 a. m. Tueseayt
Mataafa. 1850. J. c. Allen. i2:55; In
gals cleared 1873, GALLAGHER. 1.f0;
Paisley CLEARED . 5-7r,
/ Wood, go ssucon f.55, YOUNGSTOWN.
lTampiso, 80. Grey Beaver s 10: Net
itle'on, s.2o Cowan arrived $50
SAtIT STE. MsRIT
! tp-H l. Ftndiae a m. Monday. a..
h I.sanatA- -ssirsrrr-f. !. 1r1TT-T- FTTW0fgf,
4 8 30: n coupy o 30, g g. West. To- VI.
Butler II p J. Burlington. moon. sir
i Thos. shaughnesss ~ 80 =. m otto Reiss.
H. n y Rogers 80. Lackawanna. q:
-t.aut- verfs0U. 1fHUrafoc. ~ Ferseus. 3.
I Mexon ESQ. Cieneagies Z VIM Noting
ham. g T. = Davidson 2 {. A. Paul.
o 2O. " 4 Rees 10. WIN Connolly. a. v.
t-hrie io 17 COL J schoonmaker. r. NJ.
Hanna Jr. South American. ,. Block, nf-
nirht siof, Vendor Fnianf ! p m. Tues
day s. Palmer A. Cornelius If,.
10; Pam Schneider. Michigan. SCUM
Bunssu. Z.
DOWN. r House. J. sullivan. a.
m Monday; r G. Pope. 10 30. Queen
cry. shasta II; a. A.. Augustus. II 80: =.
lHpnnepn " p Schiller. i.3n. }. q Nun
sen. r r. Car. 2'3o. r, W. sargent, y.
p Fear Is II Iohorta j.. Ilreinf, -
CcNnrwiDA pieneer 30. Calumet. 5 T.
1-fra f.3 BUtton 1896 r-c'er. Pea
"rr'an..7, et.sy. Ego. a. st.re. 3 l.,
.n fIrf~f f1 C-tafcr 81.
sI-rsfrrt e. Dunlap. ~ CD CIV Iiisf.
Ca1opus mfnieht. ~ COREY ~ ,.
Partelfu- I 4 m TUESDAY Jack, 3. q.
collins 2-11. ~ g. CINa- ~ n wallace,
- J Davidson Grand Island 30. }. A.
Farrell r r Tapin $50 Vega W A.
Irwin. 5.30. NJ p Fafr 8 Munising.
Holfhton 6.g0. vs. , oicott :.
ca IN. clear
Tevas Pacific Cori sns Gi C,fros,ny spf
.rBsIf .rr. rrr.f. fH. or I'D
furr En- a r.f rr.If faF
fi.f. fsfrr. rr..f trHf fH
81 csnfs ~ If Hr hti ~ -
cents snare 'in tTe june ruarfFr - ief
and Si9i Sss or 81 cents snsTe fsv ire
quarter ended March 81 1851
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22

pa TT m @ n { By
.2n1nlSSl o n Q I
auucc Eve
land n was an
nounced today
Gould was
graduated from
the College OF
Bus eSS Ad-
nlnistration Of
the University
Of Michigan in
1876. and sub
sedtientI n :
associated with
tw Michigan
b a n X s. lat 81
joining the De-
saas tgff Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22

Dome Mines. Ltd, reports tor the ~,
months ended June 30. an estimated rrnff
20 81 SIS 40 before depreciation. deplcfi0r
ana adjustments 90 surplus or rl 1firGe.
reserve accounts AGAINST 81 SIS irs ln The
1880 peuod June quarter Indicated prunt
is XTeS. ef3. compared win Ss77.ff2 in
the June quarter last year and 81 Oie Ts7
IN The March quarter ~ 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
CORPORATIONS FIRST

This was second only in the sim
gle sources of tax income 10 cor
'poration taxes which produced ST.
.84S. 345. 642. Corporation tax Eep-
enue for 1910 was Sl.120, 5S1 $50.
Employment taxes prod u c eco
1924 ,S08,032, compared TO 1893,
$50 .975 from the same source the
previous year.
Excess profits taxes produced
SIS, 1893, 425, compared 10 SlS,474,
POI in 1910. but revenue from the
excess profits tax of the Second
Revenue Act of 1910 produced ir
1871 a total of Sill, 523.271.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
CHIC AGO

CHICAGO. July 2i-uNsl- BUTTER
Receipts. ISIS tubs. extras. % score
33e4ci standards 80 score cars. 80 C.
extra hrsts. 81 score 38isc: hrsts ss-SS
score. 81 "a ID 32c specials % score "a /. e
EGGS Receipts 1875 cases market
IA n &c up. current receipts 2itac: frest
extra hrsts. 2stac. fresh hrsts, % = q
2sisc. dirties 23c; checks 22isc.
CHEESE-Twins 2ils y &c: daisies
prints and longhorns. 22n 22ifc
LIVE POULTRY-Market irregular. tur
keys. 12alec; hens. rs 2iilc. leghorr
hens 1Onl6tyc; sprinEers. 49, al &C
broilers 49, = zoe roosters. I3itN lic
ducks qdihfsc geese sdf3c\
Bangor End Aroostonk Raitrpad report
for the s.V months ended June 20 4 mol
income OF S5lS $40 euuai sftnr sl'
months dividend requirements on pel
cent cumulative preferred. 10 SO. % com
mon share. sgains, s39e 273 or 81 -
common share IN me hrst half Of 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
Up 500 MILLION

Taxes from all other sources
totaled S2.977 500, POS in l94l
while the revenue from the same
sources the previous year was 81
385. 85S, PAP.
New York state produced al
most sixth of the entire annual
tax revenue. paying into the treas
ury from all sources Sl,454 500, 85S
compared 10 81 GAO, 4S1,473 in 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
Livestock Markets
Df IRnII


CATTLE Receipts 500 market STEADY
avn active choice o. prime ycarGnEs. drl
fL Sil4I1 Eord to choice Searinss dr}
f.t $40 5nHl1 good Goo choice heavy steers
df, fed $40 SUu N so, fair 90 good year
Lnls ary fed S10nlnl50 fair 90 5000
leayy steers dry ted SO i0 90. best grass
steers and heifers. s. 558g25, fair 20 good
fr1ss stores and hsifers. NsH 50. common
s-.- T ~ = irr-t ruvvS- 49, Y
-: good butcher COWS. 81 % 10 can
rsr cows St.f 6-A4--nld- rims 81 30 dun
r.si ueht butcher buHs. 50 %; bssl
r lvy worfr bologna. Ssdb2a. mediun
r..ght bologna bulls. NnP, light common
f.Is So 5uv7 so stock bulls. 81 ioTh
,1deto choice stockers and feeders. 80 u
nomn to FAIR stuckers and feeders. IS q
10. mixers and springers, Se5us
VEAL CALVES Receipts 700 market
s'rady;, best cslves. 81, fair 10 good
$50 aO1 IS 90: seconds. $40 - Il 30; culi
g. 20 common. So 30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 900
market steady best lambs. -Sll y IL 50; fail
% good. IS 50ffl0, skips 81 down; bes
ycarlings s.. common and culls, 81 down
LIST sheep. S5G5 80; fair Co good. 50 ~ 80
aHis and common. -
OGS Receipts goo. market prospects
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
enc AGO

CHICAGO. July p - NS' HOGS Re
ceipis. ZOO market steady 10 l0c lower
huldoNers ! 600 Top. S1l.S5 bulk. Sii 20
afli.75 heayies. xiia1i 80 mediums,
Sti 40u11s5. lights, Sti 25n ~ So light
lights $40 65ffii 90. packing sows. $40
1913 pigs. 50 30 1000
Gait |. r. Receipts, 1000. market
steady CAVES Receipts. 600 marker
steady Beef steers Choice SIT L. Y 70
mediums SSH fe8riinIs . IuT l3
Eu'fhers Hefers. Ss"12 cuus. g 20 Z"
g blus $50 t1 80 calves. - 80 feeders
$50 StDcFcrs steers - ' H. 90, cows
and HeIfers So 80 30
SHEEP Receipts GOO market steals
Lambs. SIT 5OUl2. common Stuu ! ] 80
PETER 50 SO110 So yeariines IS 80 y
h7bi ewes, t37Sa5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bongard A Co.
Windsor. Prices IN cents II a. m. ptloes,
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
Fooled BY Price Moves in World War |

srtiStng and other long term promotional efforts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-10

Francis OHara. husky middle
weight from the Dearborn Boys
Club, will face a double assign
ment when he takes on Robert
Lyles, rugged Allen Industries
warrior. in one Of the standout
scraps Of the l1-bout card which
the University OF Detroit ID
Club will present at U. OF d.
Stadium June II.
Besides fighting Lyles-a size
able job in itself O'Hara will be
battling the jinx proverbially
associated with the hoodoo num-
Der Is. In two years of amateur
boxing, OHara has had IA fights
and won Is. He is confident
he can get past the numerical
nemesis by whipping Lyles.
The lS-year-old OHara is a
youngster who loves to fight
When he was a junior at Fordson
in 1910, he entered the Class c
division of the CYO boxing tour
nament. During the Fall months
he had starred as a pile-driving
fullback on the Fordson eleven
and was counted upon 10 play an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-10
z More in East,
Then Chicago
For Wh1haway

NEW YORK, June 10.-Wearing
the royal purple robes OF another
GLORIOUS victory and thoroughly
rested, mad but mighty Whirlaway
today peered through the stretch
dust to a future packed with
Ipromise and a chance 10 become
one of the great money winners OF
fall time.
Americas racing sensation oil
l1941. who last Saturday joined the
royal family of the turf by win
ling the Belmont Stakes and the
famed triple crown. will make pos
sibly two more starts in New York
then head for Chicago and two big
Midsummer stakes.
Trainer Ben Jones, flooded with
kilograms of congratulation, said
Whirly will probably start in the
lDwyer Stakes at the Aqueduct
injecting and may also take a cracl
at the Brooklyn Handicap there
There is some doubt Of the Calu
met comet accepting the latter
issue because Jones is anxious 4
ship his champion TO Chicago L
get in shape for the Arlington
Classic and the American Derby a.
Washington Park.
Not one, but all Of these appear
at Whirly's mercy. He stands &c
pick up another 100000 if he
should sweep the Dryer, Classic
\ and American Derby. II he could
pick up that sugar. his earnings
midway through his 3-year-olc
year would amount roughly &c
1886. 900.
Asked II Whirlaway would be
shipped to the Coast for the Hol.
llywood Derby and Gold Cup
Jones said:
mo. It's too much Of a trip
and / have no intention OF run
ming him against older horses
until the Fall"
Whirlaway would have had &c
face Challedon, Midland and sew.
Ieral other older campaigners il
he headed West. According &c
Jones scheduled, Whirly vii ship
to Saratoga to resume his New
York run-a-ways after he winds
lup his Windy City campaign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-10

Army and Navy menus have undergone
changes since 1913. But good old nour-
ishing beans are still staple item in the
American service diet. The farms of this
State produce about 450,000000 pounds
of field beans year nearly third of
the nations entire crop. Both in acre
age and total yield, Michigan leads all
other states in bean production by
wide margin.
Big terminal elevators get daily mar
ket quotations on beans by telephone.
Those prices are Immediately telephoned
to the country elevators, which reply
with information about the previous
days purchases. Farmers call up their
local elevators to get current prices
and arrange for the sale of their crops.
Wouldn't some delicious, syrupy-brown
baked beans taste good for supper?
Well, the grocer is no farther away than
your own telephone!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-10
St. Rita Beats Central
For Catholic Net Title

today for the Metropolitan High
School tennis crown. Harry Vito
Yak and Frank Gralla play Henry
Renkiewicz and julius Solnik for
the doubles championship, both OF
these teams are from Hamtramck.
In seminal matches Kovaleski
ran into trouble against Bob HaZ-
zard of Cooley but finally won. 6-1,
60. Bachorek had the first victory
over a Cosmo player this season
beating Ed Koliba, Cd. Ga.
Both Cosmos doubles teams
scored victories with Gralla and
Witczak defeating Harry Fredsor
and Sam Naimark of Central, rs
81. Renkiewicz and Solnik downeo
Hugh Batten and Bill Henig OF
Cooley. 6-3, 3-6, 6-3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-10
TWO HOME RUNS

Mike Rothenburgh made two
home runs for the winners but
one of them was called back when
Rothenburgh forgot TO touch third
His first round-tripper came in
the fourth inning when Rothen.
burgh failed TO tag third. crossed
the plate, then ran back TO third
being credited with a triple. Roth
enburg collected three hits for ST
Ambrose and Ted Ricci made two
for the losers.
st. Paul BANKED st. Martin,
to o. at Kirby Field. Pat Cava-
Inaugh, st. Paul hurler. allowed
two hits and Johnny Steiger, on
the hill for ST. Martin, was
touched for four bingles.
Steiger and Bill Charwalk had
the st. Martin hits. Cavanaugh
led his team with two safeues.
METRO TITLE AT STAKE
Fred Kovaleski, Hamtramck
Highs ace, meets Dick Bachorek
of Western at Northwestern Field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-10
ID Club Fighter Faces
Double Assignment

important part IN the 1910 cam.
Ipaign.
Fighting IL the only hobby
I've got these days" says
OHara as he prepares for his
scrap with Lyles.
He works from 8 10 5 for the
telephone company. Then he has
tens over 10 the Dearborn Boys
Club'Yn the evening and works out
for two hours or more In addi-
tion. he gets in two miles Of road
work three or four times each
week.
Such schedule doesn't allow
much time for diversions, but
O'Hara doesn't mind. As men
toned before, he loves 10 fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-10

imy Anderson Blaine ENnon
eau Harry Ward. Harm
win
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-10
Horses to Watch
Nv LEW WALTER

At LINCOLN FTELDS-Rusty
Gold. Upstream, Appointee, Time
Flight.
At DETROIT - Magnetism,
Royal Charm, Sabra, Rejectable.
At DELAWARE-Stevada, Nal
vols, Argella. Level Best.
At AQUEDUCT -Volitant {.
Greek Goddess II, Llano Blanco,
Liberty Patsy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-10
Bears End Eastern Trip

KALAMAZOO, June 10.-Cali-
fornia will end its eastern trip
with a double-header with Western
Michigan today after the teams
iwere rained out yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-10

st. Rita High defeated Catholic
Central, to o, at Ford Field 10
win the Catholic League tennis
championship.
Jack Walsh had an easy time
beating Don DePrimo. 6-3, 81. Al
Fisher made Jack Kurkowski &c
three sets before Kurkowski won
I6-3. ST, CD.
In the doubles match Ralph
Darby and Art Berby downed Bill
Hathaway, 6-2. 6-2. to give ST
Rita its shutout in the finals.
st. Ambrose trounced st. An.
thony. II to 2, in a league base.
ball game played at Belle Isle. A
IThielman, st. Ambose pitcher
famed II batters and walked one
while giving up four hits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-10
Wdtrous, Guse
Get Ga 10 Win
Pro-Amdteur

'(Continued from First Sport Page)
were all interested in the players
and shots of the big tournament.
'It was a great course. Tough
and long and very narrow.
There were a few Iet-up holes
around, but n lot of par fOurs.
Craig Wood held right In there
until the end found him the win
ner. The course was made to
order for those who specialize I'm
accuracy. That's why Paul
Runyan was top favorite all
the way"
Watrous' flying trip home didn't
interior with his golf He had a
three under par 68 and with Will
liam Guse as his partner had a
best ball of Ga, two strokes better
than the next best.
AL had four brides and went
over par only once on the long
and trying Orchard Lake layout.
He went over on the thirteenth.
He just missed another birdie q
the eighteenth when his putt
stopped inches short of the cup.
Guse helped the Oakland Hills
pro with four strokes. He had an
eagle on the eleventh and brides
on the third and fifth.
THREE TEAMS IN TIE
Three teams tied for second
place with 66's. They were Ray
Maquire-George Egar. Joe Before
Jimmy Standish, George Diegel-R.
Macdonald. Mcguire had chance
10 capture second place alone, but
three putted the first and the
eighteenth greens. He missed a
short putt on the final hole.
Joe Before had a most satisfac-
tory 20 for. himself, one under par.
lie had this fine card despite three
three-putt greens.
Ronnie Williams had a strange
bound OF golf. He started with two
Bogies and ended with three of
them. Between the third and the
fifteenth holes he had five brides.
His partner, Ed billiard, had one
birdie and an eagle. They had a
best ball Of 67.
The pros will all be at Plum
Hollow next Monday for the quail
flying OF the National Professional
Golf Association tournament. De-
troit will be allowed five places in
the tournament scheduled for
Cherry Hill in Denver. Two De-
troiters are exempt. Walter Hagen,
a former champion, and Eddie
Kirk. who went 10 the quarter
finals last year. Hagen is not COM
peting at present and Kirk is in
the army and will likely be absent.
Par and Watrous' card:
Par
Out AS 354 344--3s
In f53 4f4 3t4-35-7i
Wstrum-
Out lfS 3s4 534-3s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-05

The Gocd VIII club me- ss'urdsy
evening n i's usual time and piacs
pl'' many members IN attendance
70 president asks al members -
s"snd re next meeting Tues.sy.
Arril 3 a. pm. % 1855 Sirth
street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-05
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-04
Red Army Hordes Reported Nazis Are Again Stopped
European Warfare Really Struck In Conn. Over All Leading Cities
For First Time People in State Have Begun to
 Feel Effects of War
BY JACK AMMAN

United Press Staff Correspondent
 Hartford, Conn, Aug. 4-(UP)- The war really hit Connecticut to- day
 For the first time, people realized that events in far-off Europe and Asia did not entirely mean booming industries and time and a half. For the first time, the foreign hostilities and the Japanese threat to the south really affected people in Hart ford, New Haven, Bridgeport, Nor- walk, Waterbury and Manchester.
 The Cheney Silk Mills at Man chester, employing nearly 2500 per- sons, closed down for week be- cause silk no longer could be pro- cessed for non-defense purposes. The firm took advertisements in leading newspapers and told em- ployes not to come to work today because the plant had to be changed over to production with rayon, mohair, cotton and nylon- instead of silk.
 The Thread City silk mill at Will limantic said it would have to let some of its employees go soon.
 Everywhere, No Gasoline
 But these, in the main, were local affairs. Everywhere, there was nc gasoline to be obtained from ' p. m to ' a. m., and, for the first time on summer Sunday in years, traf. tlc was light on the Connection highways. Police were amazed, ant there were no collision fatalities 1T the state. One old man was killed crossing a road
 Some motorists ran out of gas during the night-reports said 15 or the Merritt Parkway. State police in some cases, refused to provide fuel, forcing motorists to hitch rides A few drivers did receive a portion of gas from police, who were paid the standard price.
 Virtually all the gasoline stations in the state were closed. A few re- mained open for emergency pur-
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