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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Oucrhead Expense

The contribution of the employer
will be the overhead expense Of
making the collections. and the
expert knowledge needed TO antici-
pate probable tax liabilities Of
each individual. This system will
enable the worker TO know what
his current income is after estl-
mated direct taxes. Otherwise. he
may be spending the tax money
for ships and shoes and sealing
wax. and find himself without
funds when Uncle Sam comes
around for his money.
In any circumstances. increased
taxes entail sacrifice. and no
system. no matter how ingenious,
can get around that fundamental.
However. by enabling persons Of
moderate means 10 accumulate a
cash tax fund as they earn wages
and salaries. the employing cor
poration can substitute careful
planning for chaotic drifting
Such an arrangement brings
into play the principles of the IN
stalment plan for providing for
taxes. Some corporations have pre-
pared pay roll deduction plans for
buying defense bonds and for
other savings scheme What is
needed now is 10 supplement such
efforts through budgeting for en-
ployeS in order 10 prepare them
10 meet their new responsibilities
as direct contributors TO the cost
Of government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Personal Notes

Many Of the fine tools In the
defense program were produced
In dental Laboratories The
Union Guardian Trust Employees
Association has put nearly half
OF its available funds - about
50, O00--in defense bonds =. Bob
Kettenhofen, former GOOdbody
customers man. Is now working
for an alrplane parts manu-
facturer =. At least two banks
here are helping employees budget
defense bond subscriptions by
making pay roll deductions =.
The National Bank Of Detroit's
new branch at McNichOls road
and Sorrento already has nearly
a thousand accounts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Staple Prices
Reach Highest
Level in ; Years

WASHINGTON. May 10.-A
new wave of heavy buying in spec
ulative markets for industrial ma
terials sent commodity prices 1T
wholesale to 3la-year peak a.
ing the week ended May 3, thu
Bureau of Labor Statistics ~
ported.
Price advances were especially
sharp for rubber. petroleum prod.
ucts, fats and oils and for raw CO.
ton and grains. -.
The bureaus index of nearly 900
price series rose o. per cent To
S3.2 per cent of the 1926 average,
the highest level since mid-Novem.
Der, 1887. the bureau said. n
month ago the index stood at 81
and on May A. 1910. it was 78.9.
Prices of imported commodities
rose sharply because of the fear Of
A diversion OF shipping on the an
nouncement of the Presidents
orders TO the maritime commission
to deevlop a pool of at least 1000
600 tons of merchant shipping 10
carry out the national defense ef-
fort and aid the democracies, the
bureau declared. Crude rubber adj
-paheed 80 3 2 per cent 10 the highest
level in over four years. Prices
were also higher for cocoa beans.
pepper and raw silk.
Each of the 10 major commodity
groups. except foods and metals
and metal products, shares in the
advance. The increases range from
Of per cent for farm products TO
per cent for fuel and lighting
materials. Foods declined OF per
cent and metals and metal prod
ucts remained unchanged at last
,ueok'c level
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

Sidney 1hllman the govern
ment's labor chicftain who shares
hnnorS with William s. knudsen
aS co-director Of The Office Of Pro-
dueton management. propos :
that plants producing defense
orders operate four shifts Of 40
hours each. a total of 100 hours
week. leaving only eight hours
a week for repairs, etc To ma
chlnery and tools.
The plan iSn't in the best in
tereSf Of tho nation.
FIr-t and most important where
are four full forces Of skilled
workers 10 hc obtained for each
establishments 10 such num-
be- Rom available OF within
Sisht Indeed. complaints already
are thai propefly-lrained artisans
cannot he found IN adequate
pffto4hpre
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
u. s. May CurtdiI
Oil Burner Output

WASHINGTON. May 10. De-
fense officials are planning TO call
conferences with leaders in The oil
burner manufacturing industry 10
discuss curtailment of output. The
move is one of several which will
be made by defense officials in an
effort to relieve threatened seri-
Gus fuel oil shortage next Fall and
Winter.
A high production chief in the
OPM said that because of the
transportation problem measures
will have TO he taken 10 cut down
civilian demand for fuel oil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Business
Banks
Brokers
Bv WARD SCHULTZ
n.,r..t r,mss Financial fduar

A cloak Of pSeudo-secrecX has
been clamped on American indus
try IN the las - months IN the
name af national defense but IN
about Is PET cent Of the eases the
move Is both name and useless.
There ism a real American who
would even suggest exposing vial
secrets 10 possible enemies and /
firmly believe that there lSn r
newspaper or new spaperman IN the
country thai wouldn't turn down
any scoop # lis publication were
harmful 10 national defense.
YET he sudden increase IN
authority for some lunlor army ana
naval officers has resulted IN their
carving caution 10 ridiculous
extreme.
We know q one ease where a
Detroit firm had been producing
anti-aircraff guns for some TINE
They had been ordered not In even
mention the faci IN the press.
Finally a high ranking naval
officer visited the plant and m
mediately approved the release Of
stories on the armament order.
Sometime later in the day his PIC
ture was taken in front Of gun
barrel.
as that all right ." The press
agent asked heSiantlN You
know that looks an awful lot like
the finished gun"
"xyhat the devil would il look
Ike" The OFFICER relorrcd
laughing.
And the payoG was that tho gun
vas made under Swiss patents
Which were available 10 the Ger
mans and they have been making
exactly the same gun for some
time.
Then there was another case
where an army official came To
take delivery on 4 big new Steau
shovel Photographers got ready TO
take his picture in front of 1t but
he jumped aside and beloved;
81 don't care IL YOU take my
picture hut this shovel il army
stuff and therefore secret"
Never mind. boys" said The
plant manager. We got a whole
ward full Of those shOVels over
there and Won can snap them all
day long If YOU want to-
And that goes on day in and day
out. A picture of a sub chaser or
a plane part Is a dread secret. but
the casual paSSerby can look them
rN,er IN his hearts content any
time and any day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
A. & P. Votes $50
Common Dividend

NEW YORK. May 1o=Great
Atlantic e. Pacific Tea Company
has declared a dividend of S1.50
on common stock and regular
quarterly dividend of SIS on pre-
ferred stock, both payable May 81
10 stock of record May Is. A
similar amount was paid on COM
mon June !. last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
April Steel Output
Below March Total

NEW YORK. May 10. Produc-
lion Of steel inGots in April
amounted to 6.75772S net tons.
compared with a revised figure of
7.131 .64l tons in March, according
to the American Iron and Steel
institute In April. 1910. produc-
ton amounted to 4.100474 tons.
The decline reflects the recent
hitumnouS strike and the fact
that April had one less working
day than March.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
New Mark
Plate Glass Shipments TO
Auto Plants Heavy

PITTSBURGH. May 10.-Plafe
glass shipments 10 automobile
plants are the largest in the his
torv Of the industry and probably
will continue at the rate until July
At least, according 10 the Ameri-
can Glass Review. To meet the
requirements of the large building
program. the review stated that
shipment of plate and sheet glass
TO iohbers are leaving glass plants
as fast as the cutting is completed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Nation S Store Sales
Continue Over 1910

NEW YORK, May 10. - The
Federal Reserve Board estimates
that department store sales in the
week ended May 3 were Ia per
cent higher than in the CORE
spending week last year In the
week ended April 26. sales were
Il per cent above last year. and
in four weeks ended May 3 sales
averaged % per cent higher than
in the similar period last year.
The gain in New York last week
was 10 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Huge Backlog
Aircraft Orders on West
Coast Near ~ Billions

SAN FRANCISCO. May 10
Pacific Coast aircraft companies
now hold approximately S1.43l.-
10000 in untitled Orders-or
about one-half the total backlog
throughout the nation, says Wells
Fargo Bank of San Francisco.
Output in the first quarter Of
1871 is preliminary estimated AT
500. 100000. as compared with
total 1910 production of SlS3,-
600 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Grower Referendum
Set ON Wheat Quotas

WASHIN GTON. May 10
INSl Secretary of Agriculture
Claude r. Wickard today issued
formal orders for grower ref
erendum on " n . I marketing
quotas for May 81.
Under the quotas. which will he
effective If approved by a two.
thirds majority. each farmer vii
he allowed TO sell or feed either
his actual or normal production nj
wheat. whichever Is greater. plu'
wheat carried over from previous
crops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
2,812 Concerns Apply
For 5-Yr. Amortization

WASHINGTON. May 10. The
war department has announced
that il has now received a total
of 2.Sl2 applications for certifica-
ton which permits defense con-
tract holders and SubcontractorS
TO amortize on a five-year basis
of facilities for defense
work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Improve Relations

Employing corporations, with
expert accounting skill AT their
command, can improve Industrial
relations through setting up prac-
teal plans whereby new taxpay-
ers will earmark out of their
weekly or monthly stipend re-
serves which will be available for
taxes when needed next year.
If some systematic plan is not
evolved. many we'll meaning and
patriotic. though inexperienced
citizens. will find themselves short
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Rail Seeks Bids on Notes

NEW YORK. May 10.-The
Missouri Pacific has called for bids
May 81 on $685. 900 equipment
trust certificates. The loan will
represent Is per cent of the cost
of the equipment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
OPNf Clinics
Plan to Spread Defense
Work by Sub-Contracts
International New. service Wire

International News Service Wire
WASHINGTON, May 10 - The
Office of Production Management
announced that the first Of a series
Of clinics designed 10 spread
defense Sub-contracts to virtually
every industry in New York state
which is capable of participating
will be held in Buffalo May IA
and Is.
On those dates OPM and army
officials will confer with represen-
talives of Il local defense coun-
ellis IN western New York on the
possibility of spreading defense
work TO firms in that area through
sub-contracts. Such clinics arc TO
be held later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Traffic Gain Listed
By United Air Lines

NEW YORK. MAY 10. United
Air Lines in April flew 1S,164.300
revenue passenger miles, a gain of
12.S per cent over tho 1906. 1913
registered in the same month A
year ago. Gain over March. 1871.
was 1913 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Smaller Lake Tonnage
Reflects Coal Strike

CLEVELAND. May 10.-Dump
ing of lake coal into vessels az
Lake Erie ports for the weeL
ended May 5 fell to 123. 902 tons.
including lO5, $40 tons of cargo
coal and 1903 fuel coal. reflect.
ing the recent mine shutdown
says the Ore and Coal Exchange
However. the volume of arriving
cars from mines is growing daily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Johnston New Official
OF Bendix Appliance

NEW YORK. May 10 Hugh r.
Johnston has resigned an eXecu-
tive capacity with the Atlas Cor
poration 10 become executive vice
president of BendiX Home Appli-
ances. Inc. Of South Bend, Ind,
Il was announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Prefer More Pay

IF know anything about the
character Of the majority of true
blue American wage earners. they
would offer no objection whatSo-
ever. in face of our national
emergency. 10 working eight hours
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
SteeIs, Motors
Lead as Market
Rises Over Point

NEW YORK. May IN. - The
stock market put IN a strong per
Torrance TO-DAY IN increased traa-
me activity. lnduStrlaIS came In
the fore. notably SleeiS. motors
and coppcr>. Rails and oils also
were active and higher.
Cams ran 10 A point and more
Turnover ran around 25oooo
shares
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Dominion Loddinqs
Rise 10 61,263 Cars

MONTREAL. May 10 Cana
dian car loadingS in the week
ended MAY 3 totaled 81. 263 cars.
against 60.593 The previous week
and 81 81 ears a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Detroit Gray Iron Co.
Votes Regular Rate

Detroit Gray Iron Foundry Com
pany has declared the regular
Semi-annual dividend Of 2 cents.
payable June 20 10 stock of record
June 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
New Bond OFFERINGS
Advance 10 Millions

NEW YORK. MAY 10.-New
bond offerings this week totaled
S51 .457.0 compared with SAL
991 900 last week and 1858, 900
last year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Ambulance

inc auhulancc~desi cn~d
y for the rescue ~ pilots
lun fhf 4afeI~ sur
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p-IrEfne rs VA over the
To- delivery 10 ths Brit
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he 60 Of Inc eupIotea -
.lfnea and Oao-AHon
i. Who raised Inc pH-
zee o. Sd 900 b, Vouu-
Afuhuuons q per cent
AplIl pa2 About ~ Dc
he rutfrc personnel OF the
1iated roads subscribed
gofi 20 secure the fund
LSsafed hv tho standard
% sbor organizations under
'eces q me BGlIsh-Ames.
hulsnee Corp the tota
% cate benz more thar
al,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
sigei'siser or Counsel

II might save some one lot
VMI .-ouble 10 pass this one along.
lined uFight {. Rose. president Of
called .1vestment Counsel ASsocia-
steps twf America. calls attention
honor" ,e statement Of David
And er of the SEC in which
night of Pr interprets the Invest
TO the NedtiSers Act of 1910.
styar 49, that IL l. I'M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

1or any person registered
kestmpnt adviser tn rep
himself as an investment
unless ne j. primarily
! in giving advice as TO
estmenf nf funds on the
! the needs of each indi-
client.
p have been al least three
Itinns under this act and
! j. $1,000 fine and. or
'ars imprisonment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
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Evening star., 1941-10-19
Strafaci 10 Golf Here
This Week; Mcclure
Press Club Champ

Frankie Strafaci, star amateur
golfer from Brooklyn now in the
Army, will come to Washington
late this week and probably will
play in a match either at Congress
sional or Columbia. The black
haired lad now stationed at Fort
Hamilton, NJ Y, is one of the top
simon purses of the country, and
has won numerous sectional cham
pionships.
A few days ago Strafaci and Ed
CPorky) Oliver, another soldier from
Fort Dix, N. j., played an exhibi-
ton match against National Open
Champ Craig Wood and Paul Run
yam. The two Army golfers licked
Wood and Runyan and 2 in a
benefit match which raised several
hundred dollars for an Army fund.
Favorites ran true to form in the
National Press Club tournament at
Bannockburn. John E. Mcclure,
who has won several Press Club
Journeys, annexed another gross
award with II. James E. Fitzgerald,
publicity man for the Labor Depart
rnent, won the top net prize with
ao-24-66. Second was M. Kato.
Evening star., 1941-10-19
Empire City Results
' the Associated Pres,


FIRST RAcE-Purss 1900: specisl
weights: msidens; 3year-olds and up
%i:;;15 %:s a0SSy S:;fTOD.' 1910 EGG ssSS
Celeano May 40
Also Ian-,Iran, Count Haste. Daily
Dublin. Grandun and Wabaunsee.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. 81 500; claim
Bac16osTd Rs sfou and ssso i $50
wooden Indian (strickler, a.so
Also s ran.sls1. Charm. Royal taste;
pissembler, MiaueIon. Kens Pop. Ariel
Toy and Alimony KID:
THIRD RAcE-pur.., $500: allow
s. snces 2yesToid; .os. about so furiOsS s6 On
soa ssr 6aal 81 ss'3S y 3sSs.troDs f''0 1Sso ssSS
yishs' o Duty FIST. FIST aasrd RGi Blsst. aEir..
Wheatley stable entry.
AuFS@n r39Sts b.ys Stakes: s,esroids; 6e a6eat
Sh9S:fs SsS:S9.S ksPsF} sRs a'70 1880 1880 sso sssoo
chIqui.a 4'm. Ms !ds IWe'trODe 4'eo
Also % ran@s nc Lisht Lady Muy v.stido.
Scenic. Hard Baker. LswyersviIle. CARL
lon, UBIQUITOUS, Spiral Pass and Ny
Choice
A. Hangar entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. s.. 500 added:
Scsrsdale Handicap; 3-year-olds and up;
mile and 20 yards.
Boysy tWestropel 2050 7.t0 4e0
Omission MEADE 400 500
Imperstrice IWalD 400
Time, APIS
Also ran-Harvard Square. Napier
Tandy. Here Goes Haltal, Ponty. Third
Covey, Joe Schenck. Taking Ways and
Minnelusa.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. ST.. 500; claiming;
3-year-olds and upward: about furlongs.
Msrogay q. Westrope) ITO 10 500
Blue Lilly wv. Day SO 400
Little Dsvey (W Strickler) $50
Time. l:0p.
Also ran-Dovn Six. Rogers Boy. Navy,
Shortstop. Early Delivery and General Jack.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and upward; Il. miles.
Cagot Lstricklsr 22.lo 40 $50
Blazing Heat (StouO $40 $40
Haste Back day $50
Also ran-Eeeends, Gee Joe. suprems
Ideal, Ida Rogers New City whistlins
Dick.
bJ. c. Vidal and Mrs. J. wssslsr entry.
Evening star., 1941-10-19
Lionel Moore Climbs
lin Ladder HandbaI|
Tourney al Y

Lionel c. Moore advanced from
third position to the top of the
ladder as a result of the first-round
matches in the Y. M c. AS ladder
handball tournament last week.
Moore whipped Harry Schecter,
21-S. 21-e, while Edward Thielecke
and R. Dosik, who had preceded him
in the original ratings, we're idle.
Henry Tenney took the second posi-
ton away from Dosik by stopping
Philip Bernstein, 16-21, 21-12,
21-17, while Clarence WaSserman
moved into No. position with a
1921, ALA. 21-18 victory over
David Sullivan.
Other results:
Yost Polling defeated w 8. Davis, 21-7.
21-Ii: Gustave Goldstein defeated Rudy
Hard, 21-l1, 21-11; George Wendlandt
defeated Al Taper, 16--21. 21-2O.
21-s: Alex Houlon defeated Gus Chrissos,
21-16. 16-21, 21-14: w. A. Brown
defeated James Ruberticchio. Alb.
21-17; Thomas MCNEIL defeated Harry
Asmunsen, 2l-9. 21-14; Henry Moss
defeated Joe Sonntag. .21-20, 21-14;
James Clasper defeated James Madden,
2l-15. 21-2O, and Capt. Friedman de-
feated Earl p. Messenger, 21-1O. 21-13.
Evening star., 1941-10-19
'ChuckIe, Boysy Upset Victors
As Empire City Opens With
Record MutueI Handle

Chuckle, off to a slow start, moved
up strongly under the handling of
Paul KEEPER and spurted to the
front just in time to win from
Ficklebush, the pace-setter. Charles
S. Howard's California flash, Chi
quita Mia. was half length back
in third place. She beat Hard
Baked by a like margin. Back in
the second division was Arnold
Hangers favored entry of Light
Lady and Ubiquitous.
Boysy ran in a contending posi-
tion close behind w. H. LaboyteauX' S
Imperatrice for the first three
quarters of the Scarsdale. He ran
the filly into defeat on the home
turn, then bounded away as Omis-
sion, victim of an indifferent start,
came on to beat Imperatrice by a
length and a half for the place.
The days mutuel handle was ST.
236, ,668 on seven races, setting a new
record for the track. The previous
high was $1,104,037 set last July 10.
A one-race record of Sl99,579 was
set on the Autumn Day Stakes, only
to be eclipsed when s211 1854 passed
through the machines on the final
race
Evening star., 1941-10-19
Devil Diver AVENGED
In Triumph Over
Some Chance
Wins Breeders Futurity
To Offset Whipping in
Belmont Classic
BY the Associated Press.


LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 18.-
Greentree Stables Devil Diver, de-
feated favorite in the rich Belmont
Futurity, came out to Kentucky
today to atone for that setback and
put to route his conquerer, Warren
Wright's Some Chance, in the
twenty-eighth running of the Breed
ers' Futurity.
Some Chance was a 3-to-5 IA
vorite, with the big getaway crowd,
but Devil Diver convincingly proved
this support unwarranted as he
scored in rather handy fashion over
BroWnell Combs Miss lockwood and
Milky Way Stables Dogpatch. while
the Calumet horse trailed far in the
ruck.
Miss Dogwood was first to show
in front in the 6-furlong dash.
closely attended by Dogpatch and
Devil Diver. Early, it was obvious
that Some Chance did not relish
the sloppy going which prevailed.
Turning into the straightway
Devil Diver closed on the leaders
and responding to Jockey Conn Nc
Creary's urging raced into the lead
to score by a length and half
Miss Dogwood easily unfinished
Dogpatch by three lengths for the
place. Some Chance was lengths
farther back.
The race was worth 1884 to
Greentree.
Devil Diver stepped the three
quarters of mile in l:1145.
Evening star., 1941-10-19
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Oct. 1S.-Chuckle
and Boysy, two horses the local fans
didn't know very we'll, captured
the two s7,5O0- added features today
at the opening of the Empire City
fall meeting before crowd of 1908
Chuckle. a 2-year-old daughter of
Haste-Tyche, who had been carry
ing Joseph Dobbs' colors in Mary
land and New England, scored
smartly in the Autumn Day Stakes
for 2-year-old fillies. Beating out
Ficklebush, from William Dupont's
Foxcatcher Farms, by head,
Chuckle earned $3.50 for her owner
and rewarded her hackers at $23.70
for 81.
Boysy, a 5-year-old who never
started before this season, moved
up from class &C" ranks to gallop
off with s6,775 first money in the
Scarsdale Handicap for Owner
Trainer Tom Heard, jr. He paid
S20.50 in the mutuels as he finished
five lengths ahead of the favorite,
Victor Emanuel's Omission. Boysy
raced the mile and 10 yards in
1:4215, only one-flfth of a second
slower than the track record.
Evening star., 1941-10-19
Local Golfers 10 PLAY
New 12-HoIe Game
For Public Today

Two teams Of amateur golfers will
play this afternoon at w. R. Stones
American golf course at Halpine,
Md, in another demonstration of
the 12-hole game. The match will
start at l:30 pm. and there will
be no gallery charge. Stone has
taken out the trap in front of the
long hole at the new course and has
cut down the size of the putting
greens.
Roger Peacock heads one team,
while Tom Belshe, now an Army
captain, heads the other. Players
will be: Eastern team. Peacock,
Buddy Sharkey, Arthur Urban. Dick
Melvin, Jim HUNT, Jock Olmstead,
Eddie Ault, Claude Rippy; Western
team, Belshe, Ralph Bogart. Ken
Lafferty, Ralph Quinter, Walter
Bogley, NJ. Parker Nolan, Charlie
Malone and Earle Skinker.