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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-17

Ordinance Passed Last
Night By City Council
On Second And Final
Reading

The new traffic ordinance
regulating vehieular traffic On
the streets and highways Of the
City of Key West. providing
speed Limits. designating parking
and no parking spaces, and one
way streets. was passed on its
second and final reading at q
regular session of the City coun-
Gil last night.
Duval street. the main thor
oushfare of the city. win con-
tinue TO be a one-waY street but
parking viii be allowed only on
the east side from Division to
Front streets.
Many ether thoroughfares in
the business district and else
where have been designated as
one-waY streets, with parking
or one side only.
A communication from Mayor
Willard NJ. Albury informed the
council that Motorcycle Patrol
man Ray Atwel had rendered
his resignation to accept q posi-
ton at the Naval Station here
Housing fund
Another communication was
read from the Key West Hous-
ing Authority relative to the use
Of 81 900 apporsioned to a particu
lar fund some time ago for ex-
tending White street into the
housing area on Trunbo Island
The money is TO be used for
the extension and repairs to the
street and digging wells on the
grounds of the project for fire
purposes
The matter was referred to
the Board of Public Works
Miscellaneous Business
II was ordered by the board
that a covering be used on all
scavenger trucks operating IN
CITY.
The board also agreed to en-
plov an additional man TO OPP
crate the city's scavenger boat
All pieces Of fire apparatus and
other motor vehicles owned by
the city win be insured with the
American Surety Company
A committee was appointed to
interview owners Of the proper
Continued On Page FoiiFl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-17

And the japanese don't con-
centrate on Sukiyah either.
Mostly they concentrate On fight
ing They are known as native
y beIligerent They haze rep
citation for being sadistiezlly
cruel possibly because their
small physical stature has de-
xeloped within them an inferior
Ity complex
Every japanese boy goes int
military service for two years
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-17
LATE BULLETINS


ANKAHA, Turkey. Great
military activity IN Bulgaria.
possible springboard for an at
Tack On Turkey and the Caucasus
by the Axis. is reported hare.
Airfields are being increased and
troops are being nassed IN large
numbers. il Is said
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-17

wAsHTEGToE.-BYron Price.
executive news editor Of The AS
ISOLATED Press and former chief
CT its Washington bureau. was
appointed to head the censor
ship department which viii be
set up soon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-17

MEXICO CITY-The govern
men4 Of Mexico today notified
the United States that all. its
ports and airfislds are af the dis
pozzl Of the y. S. army and
navy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-17

IMPORTANT JAPANESE
NAVAL SUPPLY BASE
WRECKED By QUAKE

N@"se~"~ - - =" = 49,
TOKYO. Dec. 1T.@cx-
mcsa. inportznt Japsnsss
naval and supplx basa has
been devastated by ~ u9r1h-
quake.
The qnake wnx tha wn1Ea
suffered by Japan xznzn 1s1A
According 20 Duns& nzEirl2l
Jspsness news asanrE- l&
persons wsrs killnd ana y
seriously iniuna1 D4zzgn
consisted Of sl7 h1nnnz ae-
rnolizhea ard SIS party
wrecksd.
Formnzm Is also c1nzaasz-
ed rs an iznpcrtnn4 haze Ger
attack ca eishnr AhN PMzlzrl-
pines CT BRITISH pnzznaz1zH
IA the orian<
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-17

WASHINGTON. - Seizure Of
the Ncrmandie. monster French
liner. may soon be followed by
seizure Of ali French vessels in
North American harborx- Sena-
tor Claude Pepper declared that
he win insist On the capture Of
all vichY craft located in the
South Atlantic.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-17
LITTLE JAPAN NOTOSO LITTLE;
q. TAKES IN l4S756 SQUARE MILES
BY LUCREcE HUDGNs aP Feature Service Writer

it,
miles OF L That's about hundred
miles than are Of
The population 726977O0 japan That's
lion Jspaness there Germans
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-17

WASHINGTON. - The navy
announced today that ll.323 mer
enlisted in the eight days fol
lowing the Japanese attxck or
Pearl Harbor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-17

RIO DE JANEIRo.-Argen-
Tia has declared a state of siege
as a means of stopping Maxi
propaganda against the United
States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-17

BRICK GARAGE. Creesae au6
Simunt0n Streets. Applv wl
Czyx Scrx CO, Phnne ID
aee4z- =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Earnings

waukssha Motor Company for the sis
months ended January 81 shows a net
profit ~ S373,423 after normal federal
and state income taxes te,,-e equal 80 20
cents a share, against si4i .li3 or IS cents
a share Tor The SIX months ended Jan.
-siy--is<sv--Ser-tse-''' -endest-teerery
al last. Indicated net profit was S2s0gl7
equal to 10 cents share against $50 626
or ~ cents a share In the January quar-
ter OF the previous year and Ss2 500 or
20 cents a share In the quarter ended oe-
tober 81, 1910.
Consolidation Coal COMPANY and sub.
salaries for the. year ended December 81
probation. depletion, interest, federal In
come taxes, etc, equal after dividend re-
quirements on the 5 per cent non-oumu-
ls,ivs preferred 70 % cent: as, share on
loss of ss65.s15 in 1899.
Van Rssite Company. reports for IN.
wear ended December II net profit Of
tsos 3ts after profit sharing provision, fed
ersl income ana excess prohs taxes, etc.
equal after the per cent preferred divt-
dsrds 70 IS s3 common share, sgainet
sseiys or s. es common SHARE In 1879
Mests Machine Company reports 1910
net profit Of 50 os3 O32, equal 10 $50 .
share on the common, against 81, 7i5,427
or s77i share in 1889.
Zcnits Products Corporation END subsid-
iaries for the year ended December u
shows . net profit Of tii4.eos including
extraordinary profit Of s26. 525 on sale 81
patent and after depreciation, federal and
foreign income tsxes, and extraordinary
charges. This 10 equal 20 IL cents a shsrs.
In tire preceding year . nst1oss OF s2s,s03
vas reported.
Dresser Manufacturing Company and sub-
sidlsriss reports for the year ended Deem
her ~ . ret income Of i,fee. ss3, after
federal and dominion income taxes and
provision Of ftst, $50 for excess profits
tsxss. equal 10 f3.5f q share 90 $4,000
shares OF common. This compares with
net income Of s7s5,s11. or Sass q share on
1oo, 200 shares " 1890.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Flags Demands
Of Bethlehem
Steel Workers
rs Per Cent Increase
in Employe Wages
Held Unreasonable
BY B. G. FORBES

Are we adequately appreciative
of what we enjoy here? Are we
cheerfully willing to submit to sac
.rifice In this time of national
emergency?
Or are too many in the busi-
ness world and In the labor world
more concerned about feathering
their own nests than about furth-
ering preparedness? -
This writer receives many let
tiers from Britain. mostly from
ordinary folks. Except for COM
ments - occasionally taking the
form Of complaints-about the
sharp rise In the cost Of living,
never one whimper Is uttered.
Apparently. every male adult
has been assigned some form Of
defense work, often entailing night
duty. Letters from civilians ex-
press pride that they can do
something for their country.
Mothers OF my many nephews
enrolled In the army and the Raj
also write in brave strain. They
fervently hope that 1t will soon be
over-but not until Fritz" their
fayorite expression. Is licked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
UNLISTED
TNDCsTRIAIs
Prices La Dnllan
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan U. 5. No. bu.
crates. ~ in. minimum, Delicious, 81 4oN
$50, fair quality. $40; Mcintosh. n:soa
81 4oai.5o. fair quality, kf.2s; Jonsthsns,
"a IN. minimum. 9ocmt1 10: su,tops. az :
in. minimum, 81; Wageners, s5c5 10;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. flats. ies-2os.
Nothing Offered.
BEANs-Lsht supplies. Blu. hampers
Black Valentines. H.5oTt75, few 5000
i atS0 ss@s.so: A' Li ina; sa.T5.
BEETs-Texas y crates. u.259 80.
BRoC c o Pony crates, 2sm32c
punches; Arizona. s3.25 California. 50. !.
,ye cAS eaaIna Aps;Tl:: . sr;' sGSG
fair condition, 1850 40; h-crats, $40.
cARRoTs-Los Angsi.s crates: 9 do,.
fornis; s,@g2sT' fex $40; ,, Tea: = fair
cAuLIFLoWER0csiifornia pony crates,
cELERY-Csiifornis Pascal type. 1s-in.
f s.sss 3. e dos d ,s.in s sr.s.. Fsrs.
Florida Golden Heart, 1s-in. crates,
trimmed tops. washed, = dog. S3. 8
doz and dog. 81 $50. fair quality. s3n
50 50. 10 dog. s., fair quality $3.50; Ks
LETTUcE-Lcs Angeles crates Icsbers
type. Arizona Yuma, 81. 5o92 IS; 5 doz.
So 50 n 2. SIS. fair quality and condition, ~
and SIS, 81 las: Phoenix. fair quality. 4s.
S2a225. fair quality and condition. IS,
sl.75g2; California Imperial Valley. IS.
dition si.7se2, S. n.s5e 40.
LEAF LETTUcE-Hothouse. 10 10. bas-
oNIoNs-5a-ib sacks, u g. No. 1:
Sweet Spanish 3-inch and larger, Utah.
81 So: Colorado 81 so; Michigan. 1910 e
2.inch and larger. Y. s. No. l. Yellows,
PEPPERs-IIl- bushsl crates California
Wonders. Mexico. fancy. A1t IS; Florida.
fancy. 81; choice 81. Ruby Kings fancy,
sa:75i choice, s2.7s; Oushsl hampers. Ana
PoTAToEs-ioo-ib sacks. U. r. No. l..
Russet Burhanks. fdsho, tt.fouf.s5. very
s-io-.A.-sssksY -3oe,-raFssus- vAsi-
eties; Maine, 1eo-ih; sacks, u,4oni. SO; Is
N. sacks 23d24c. Nebraska, 1D0-lb. sacks.
U. S. No. 1. rriumphs, sl.7ba i.so; Mich.
igsn. 1O0-lb. sacks, U. 8. No. I, Russet
Rursls. r.ioal.is: chippewas, n.as;
cGsseI SonD,ID Upper P'n .a:s.
II y n27c. New stock Florida. bushel
crates. ". s. No: l. Triumphs. si.ooQi. 80:
fair quality, Sl.t5.
RHUBARB-Michlgan, hothouse. se.ie
325: extra fancy. 50 asa 3.75.
RUTABAGAs-c d a, Sob. sacks.
waved. $50 zoe.
sHALLors-Lo ui,isns. barrels. zo-dossn
punches. S1i.50: few s12.
SPINACH Texas bushei baskets. Savoy
type. 70Qeoe. mostly s5aeoc: fiat type.
75q s5c.
STRAWBERRIES Florida, 3s-pint
crates. Missionary. $3.50. few ss.7s. ocea-
sforsi So
SWEET PoTAToEs-Bushef crates. Y.
s. No. 1, Porto Ricans: louisiana. 81 IS
Texas. 81: No. 2, si.50Q1.5s: Arkansas.
see, Nancy Halls. bushsl hampers. gener-
ally good ouaiitv Si.25gi.33.
Observation-Disclosures, lob. cartons.
81. 20 q las.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
But in the u. s.

What Is occurring in our own
country
Newspapers lately have devoted
increased space 10 actual strikes,
to strike votes. TO reports Of sgi-
tation which threatens to culmin-
ate in walkouts.
II is regrettable that, among
other demands, Bethlehem Steel
workers insist upon their pay be-
ing increased IS per cent.
Wage rates in the steel In
dustry have already been boosted
above the 1929 peak. II Is in
conceivable that any responsible
labor leaders expected such a con-
cession would be made, even
under existing conditions. 10 in
sure continuation Of defense pro-
duction.
Steel union leaders couldn't but
know that II one leading COM
pany were coerced into capitulat-
ing 10 such a drastic demand
workers In other companies would
insist upon being similarly treated.
How the public will react. how
Congress will react. to union lead
ers pointing pistols at employ
ers and hurting the ultimatium
rs per cent more pay--or a
strike" remains 10 be seen.
Need II be pointed out that
II all wages were skyrocketed one
fourth. the cost OF Americas de-
Tense program would be sensation
ally ballooned? Also. of course,
initiation would be touched off.
The cost Of living would 20 sky
rocketing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

CHICAGO CASH CRArN
CHICAGO. March 1.-trNe)--cash grain
wHEAT-No: I hard. soc; sample GRADE.
cokN-No. 3 mixed. esc: No. 4 mixed.
bsc; No. 8 mixed. SIC: No. . yellow, O4c,
No. yellow, old, Sac: No. : yellow. 40
sac: No. yellow. old. 65kc; No. 4 vel.
low, 57S 662e: No. yellow So d Sc kca
No. . white. Csc: No. white, elXei
sample grade, 48k n SEC.
.oATe-No. , white, $50: UaDpIo grodo
white. 35hci No. I white heavy, 30XeO
3ek No. 3 white heavy ave; No. z
white heavy. Sic: No. I red. extra heavy.
37hc; No. 2 red. heavy, 3fNe; No. fed.
extra heavy. SIC; No. mixed, heavy, Sfci
mixed grain, 35c.
WINNIPEG GRAIN
WINNIPEG. March 1.-(INo)--wheae
closed unchanged 10 Nc lower today, oats
to Ne off, barley Ne off and re Ne
wHEAr-Msy. -77nc: July. Isxe BID.
=. oAfe-hay. 36H35kc. July. 33N0
33hc; October, 3lxc sold.
BAkLEY-May. 4sxe; July, tlkc bid.
kfE-hay. SOC bid: July. ne sold.
TOLEDO Cash GRAIN
TOLEDO. o.. March i.--0Ns)-Casb
grain on track:
wHEAr-No. 2 red, sshSesKc.
CokN-No. . yellow. 63h d SIC: No. .
yellow. dhas2hc; No. 4 yellow. seK o
oATs.Nc:. 2 white, ssh esse.
sof bEANs-No. yellow. sek 9oa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Grains Slightly
Changed After
Quiet Session
Wheat lsc Up to Zee
Lower; Corn, Oats,
Soy Beans Steady
international New. service wiss

CHICAGO. March 1.-Grains
generally closed mixed around the
previous closing level today.
Wheat finished Nc lower to Hc
higher after holding to q range Of
less than q cent. Trade was light
owing largely to fresh war and
farm legislation uncertainties. May
wheat closed Nc of at 83hc.
Corn closed unchanged to Nc OF
after holding to a narrow range.
Oats finished unchanged to Nc OF,
rye &c to Nc up, and soy beans
unchanged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Orders 20 Frueheuf Trailers

Morgan Packing Company Of
Austin, Ind. has ordered 90 Aero
van-type trailers from Fruehauf
Trailer Company. bringing 10 40
the number of such units il has
purchased In the last 80 days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Farmers Market

Il q q t Sn 3, o5een to, No. 1seS
No. 2. 5od75c: Northern spys. fancy.
g. bu: No, l. s1.5oaI;75; No. 4. 7se9Si;
M :, II 70 "a fancy .si.seni;7s bu. No. j.
I. slai-25 bu:; steels Red. 1890 / SO
'u CELERY EHi c & 81; = No. =. ,,.aso
i'i Fns En- IL aN 4 W sse No. I. u.n SIN
box No. 2, 7scasl.
BEETs-No. l. 5o6e5e bu,
cABRAGE-No. 4, siei.1s bu; No.
8 bu e'q R .Se' c cSsly casSsss' Ne ss9sse
cARRoTs-No. 1. ssesse bu., No. ..
CELERY seuAREs-No. 1. ssesn. 10;
No. 7: 2sa3sc; No. .. aoc; Root, No. /.
u HORSE ESpIsH-no. 1. sanss b..
oNIoNs-Dry. fancy. sSias so.is.
'' PxR sG a &c., IF b. s0ss0s
POTAToEs-Fsncy, zoe asf bu.: No. !,
IS q SOC: No. 2, ton5oc.
ADMINISTRATIONS, so9soc dossn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., fancy. 80 s5c =
dozen punches.
RUrABAGAs-No. 1, so97sc bu
souAsH-Hubb.rd. No I. si.75ei.f5
TURNIPs.ysncy. sisiss; No. 1. 900
vEGErkBIE oYsrERs-No. 1. oerse
dozen punches
PoULTRY-Hens. live. heavy breeds, q
a22c H. @lerhorns..i4Gi6c.= broiiers
heavy. 81 = 23c H.: leEhou. i4di1c;
du Snt, 10 b lss Fse ,ss H. Il
FGGs-Large. ss.5017 50-dos. case
medium, ST51s.25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Cotton Close

NEW YORK, March f.--(TNe)--Cotfoa
futures closed unchanged tol1- pssats
higher today.
July at 1881; October AZ ae5, nominal;
December at e:94. and January at ses,
nominal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Clinics for Poor

Here we have free clinics for
the poor. In exchange for free
capitalization In Budapest, you
sell your body after death 70 the
hospital for medical expcri=
ments.- In-the-rtllaaes--aseT-
there, doctors make o monthly
visit, and town criers announce
their arrival by blowing n horn.
I'm thankful I am living In
. country where liberty and
freedom reign, where everybody
has an equal chance to get
ahead, where men and women
can express their thoughts. wor-
ship ~ they please, and 60 and
como as they please. To me,
this country means freedom, and
90 I say, God Bless America"
There are many Joseph Hand.
lovics In this country. II would be
sfteresting 10 know what percent
sge of them want labor leaders "a
pull strikes II wages be not i'm.
nediately jacked-up 25 per cent
viii public opinion compel Con-
gress to alter existing legislation
permitting unions to act very
puch as they please. without In.
surring the slightest legal risk?
Copyright, ie4f, by 3 G Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Raw SUGAR

CLOsINGs
March. 1912, oa3is bid.
July. ipt2. 100 bid.
Make, unchanged TO up Y.
Sales. 81 contracts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Montreal Silver

MONTREAL March The market
transactiona
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Livestock Markets

CHICAGO. March 1.-GNs)--Hoos-
top. $3.50; bulk. s7'5os eY S.ss ISS'
H2547.70; mediums. s7.5o4fs0; Hghts,
N 25o IS: light lights. S70f.7o: packing
sow:, M.so01; pigs, s5,7saa7S
-Recsipts. 100: steady. Beef stssrs,
choice. sil.5o911.15; medium. s7.Bo0
50; yesriings. &sqi4.5o. butcher cattle
--Heifsrs, S15o412 COWS. es.B0as.75:
bulls. ee0e.0: calves. Ss0f9; feeders,
s7gl0.15. stocksrs-steers, S76li; cows
and heifers, seHs.50.
shEEP-ksceipts, $500; steady; lambs,
$40. 75G11.2s; common. SEQ 10 Ii; year.
ings u0s.so; ewes, Ss6s.so; feeders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
New York Coffee

Total sales 200 contracts.
RIO CONTRACT
9TIOSINGs
March. $50 hid May. SIS bid July.
500 bid. September. 500 bid. No sales.
Market closed up ~ to a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
EAST BUFFALO

East BUFFALO. n. Il March L.
flNsl-Ho1a-Receipfs- 400; slow, about
eholcs. i7o-sso lbs. averaging 2oo-2io ms,
Se.35: heavier averages bid Ss.25 down.
Compared 70 week ago ths general marksS
was i51 16c lower
stsers ans warnings, 20 q zoe lower during
week; medium and lower grades. Including
eowy snd bulls. steady: Eeod offerings.
ser cow. c;s isc' cutter ana sSu.
mon, eS.7S8afB: eanner, S4-eo9 s. so,
meav seusa&e bulls, S7.06t
CALvEe-ksceipts none; vealers. ~
under week ago; slow at decline. Good
and choice. SO; early sales 70 s14 freely;
common and medium. es0i3.
sHEEP-Rsceipts. none Lambs steady
Sfth week aeo. early strength erased.
GOOD ana choice. 81 lbs. down, xff 70
lafsely Sif.1o0i1.25; fat ewes. 5000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, March 4. -ffNel-BUTTER--
Receipts e4s1 tubs: steady: extras %
score, 3nc. standards, po-score cars. 29hc;
extra firsts ai score. 2ehc: nrsts, ss-ee
score, 2sh n 2ec; specials, % score. 30A
n sai1c
ECGs-Rscelpts. is.os5 cases: steady Il
&c Cd; current receipts, 1s4e: fresh extrs
ffrss-fstsrf n~r:- frpsn ffrsts, fsE n
1910; dirties, 14hc: checks. i4c.
cHEEsE-Tvins. iei4 nl5he: daisies
prints and ionehorns, f5fff6c.
LIVE POULTRY-Closed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
PITTSBURGH

TLE-Recsipts none: steady. Steers,
choice. $40 d 10. 50; medium TO good, S. 500
II; common, s7.sons.50; heifers, medium
to good; nsoa $50; e.cm|on: ss97;soi
sss common Ss S Ssi rs sss f. en'''''
N! Hocsa.:sspts; q; ,stsady;; 80 1 x.
O. ioo.lso be-. ss6is5; roSghs, Ss9s.7S
sHEEP-Heeetpts, none; steady; choice
'sTs .sn 81 .. :saT sue & ssss
t1.So a5.oo: wsthsrs, N00So.
cALvEs-Rscslpts nous; steady: good
10 choice. si30iS; medium. 500 L.; culis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
One Mans Opportunity

Joseph Handlovics. Of AddresSo
graph Multigraph pany
writes:
II was 81 years old when I
left my native Hungary TO sail
for the United states. America
has been truly q land Of liberty
and opportunity for me and
thousands of others.
almost from the moment Of
my arrival ] noticed the DIFF
ference In people. Americans
sfe better educated. They have
happier faces. The childsen
have much freedom and excel
lent schools TO attend. In the
old country peasants receive no
moro than q second or third
grade education.
Here in the United States, II
you want to learn q certain
trade, you start ~ an appren-
tice and get paid for IL. In Eu-
rope, you pay your employer for
the privilege. In the United
States you find shorter hours.
greater sanitation, higher pay.
better supervision, modern fac
tories and offices, better homes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

SWEET PoTAToEs=Bushef- crates. U.
s. No. l. Porto Ricans louisiana. 81 SIS;
Texas. 81: No. 2, si.S0ql.5s: Arkansas.
generally good quality. ti.to 81 so; Tennes-
see, Nancy Halls, bushsl hampers. gener-
ally good quality. Si25qi.35.
ToMATOEs-Rspseks, io-lb. cartons.
81 20a125.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bongard q Co,
Windsor. Prices In cents. Closing quota
tions. MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
Dearborn
Official
Indicted

The Judge Homer Ferguson
grand jury today indicted Frank
Schonhofen, secretary of the Dear
born safety commission. on charges
of conspiracy to obstruct justice,
Schonhofen'S name was added TO
an indictment warrant returned
recently in which the late Dear
born Police Chief Carl Brooks and
II others were accused of obstruct-
ing justice.
The indictment Of Schonhofen is
based upon testimony of the other
defendants at their examinations
before Judge Ferguson.
One witness, Albert Cottrell, for
merly secretary to Chief Brooks.
testified that Schonhofen ordered
him 10 tip off gambling joints and
disorderly houses when police in
tended TO raid them.
Schonhofen is in custody and
will be arraigned today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08

Besides Earl Mack. assistant
manager of the Athletics with Roy
Mack and his wife, today repre-
sent In egreat Connie Mack here
at the All-Star game. Son Roy is
vice president OF the Athletics and
Mack's daughter-in-law is a great
fan.
In the stands early today were
three wives who got a lot of at
ention. Mrs. William +. Harridge,
wife of the American League pres
ident; Mrs. Red Ruffing and Mrs.
Earl Whitehill. With Mrs. White
hill was Earlinds, s. The White
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
Act TO Curb Spending
For NOn-EssentidIs
This may have been the case
OF James TrimbIe."

PROVIDENCE. r. T., July 3d.
UNS)-Formation of a nations
wide committee to curb non-es-
sential local, state and federal
government spending was an-
nounced today by DR.. Henry ~.
Wriston. president of Brown Uni-
versity.
President Wriston. who is chair.
man of the organization. said the
committee will be made up of
citizens from all walks OF life Wild
will study methods Of pairing non.
defense and other items from pub
lie budgets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
by Invitation Only
Police to Assure That Only Those Bid VIII Attend
Ford-McNaughton Nuptials in Chapel

Three Crosse Pointe Farms po-
lice officers will be on hand at
the Benson Ford - Edith Nc
Naughton wedding at 5 p, m. to-
morrow in Christ Church Chapel
to make certain the affair is the
restricted invitational function it
was intended TO be.
AS the nuptial hour approaches,
Sergt. Frank Champine and two
detectives will take up posts in
Crosse Pointe boulevard to keep
traffic moving in front of the
church.
Guests will be admitted only by
card and officers will keep the
chapers expansive lawn clear OF
the unlimited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08

Private detectives will guard the
costly presents in the McNaughton
home, 100 Kenwood road. Crosse
Pointe Farms. where the recep-
ton will be held.
Traffic will be shut off in the
entire block Of the McNaughton
residence with police stationed
at either end Of the street.
Chief Albert o. Fluitt Of the
Crosse Pointe Farms police de-
partment said neither the Ford
nor the McNaughton family asked
for special police protection.
They just notified us In the
routine way that there was To
be a wedding In the family"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
Comics Sons Here
Earl and Roy Mack in Stands; Players Wives Look
on Baseball Classic

hills are at home in Cleveland this
Summer where Earl is coaching.
Hobnobbing with the ball play
ers is that great New York fan,
Bojangles Bill Robinson of Har-
lem. He knows practically every
player in both leagues, never
misses a baseball sho wifi he car
help it.
Missing today from his box Is
Horace +. Dodge. only son of the
late great John. pioneer automo-
bile manufacturer. Horace waited
until the last minute to turn in
his box. hoping that he might be
well enough TO make today's game
But his doctor said no.