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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
BIRTHS
BOYS

BOYS
BOYS were horn to-
Lucia Amatucia, 547i Central.
Margaret Bsrby. 1873 Wanda.
Lucille Rlakely. a?i Loihrop.
DorothA Bault i2s Relangsr Crosse Poinis
Eaith Bsrnum, 2o2i0 Perlinghreok. Farm
tngton,
sally Rrison 1929 Riopele
Ruth Champagne. AIS Midland.
Margaret CaNanaugh. 63i Peterpofo.
Alice Cotton 1908 virginia PARK
Mar Cornwall. 800 East Fourth Roya
oak.
Frances Cobb 2sif Mulet..
Katherine Dean. $40 springle
Ancehne Dnuchowskt 1908 Fast Willis.
I.IIte Do'son 1920 Heideiberg
Lille petson 1920 Heidelberg.
Marietta Dulry, lsf3 spruce.
Vera Overs 5iPt south Clarendon.
Iylin Elyca. Cheyhoygan. Mich.
Vivian Escoe 6ff Watson.
Pearl Faynola, 1910 Nade
Helen Fisher. 1883 Fairfield. BEDFORD.
Fdna Ferrante 1921 Pennsylvania
Horfense Flowers 1917 orleans.
Irene Ganski SD Norfh York. Dearborn.
Rosemary Gillespie. 2723 Webster. Royal
oak
RUBY Grimes. 1911 Westminster.
Emma Judge lsosi Freeland.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Vincent T. CLARK. IS; Ruth Hyvarl, %,
Charles Scurti. - Bessie stencil. y.
Russell a Swanson, "a. Dorothy
Curtis / Alexander q; Ksih.ssn C
Lsais X. CHAMBERLAIN, IS: Margaret 4
s,ePssn n wleha-. "a May y. osaa
ErSaa aA' wss.siswski. =; Veronica Noyak
Is.
Bsgosy Kaesns q: Easae'ns oiessleea
E6Wa-a :. Norsy. q: poro;hy +. wsek
w'Hiaa :. Hea'e,. = L<sh N. Shorthand
Is
wsiler ". Lucas. q. Mar n. whtrskis
JaSr Y Ars-. SO. Hefea q. Donovan *
james +. shas7.nr, IS, Pa4.a :. Nelsh
Zachary Y. Koss. IS. Lat.savs WoisS
owe Z Ross-s ss Nsrsa-st 3. r., =
.Iosrah a Ea1aa. g Rerrise c. B1FsEn
Rssert ". s.earr., -; Amanda ;. Haa.
1<s'e- Grad. q: Laura Eebsrs, 70.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Philip , AilArd, ~; Lorraine X. iuer
gems %
WIZARD Ziegier. 20: Madeleine Deylin. Is
STANLEY pynda. "a; Jennie Czelusniak. ~
Robert Hickson ~ Irene Blair. 81.
Philip Bruno. p Mary Martini, y.
Ioseph George. 30 Haheeha kourN, Is
Walter TAhAka % Helen SiaWinski, ~,
Melvin G Nick. q; Norma Rossler, 20.
Thomas Walsh. -. Edna HAL. %
John J. Hsvsns 80 Evelyn Lehn. p.
Morris Pollock % Esther suikin. "a
t'srf ,. FcuywICE, -. Marion h. swanson.
IS.
John J. Trubaeeo, p: vlrrIns !. wilk'.
rhsaso-e p. smts "a Msfeieine sullivan.
90
Rirhara \. Kirer. 81; Elizabeth eagle. u.
Myran " Powell. q Frances l. Charles
Joseph S. Touus. IS. MARY ). Kssevcius.
a.
winsr zach. g.. Elizabeth white Is.
Louie Friger0. p Catherine Possueh, ~.
fIoyt Talbot Is. Valdors Rlsetf, II.
Herman Doe Dr.. %. Flvira Parravano. II
Norman j. Mccart, 26 Dolly NJ. Snyder.
He-6sr, II. schabs. Is Mildred J. schou
wrarn ,. Knu,h. 20. virginia c. Kemp.
%
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BIRTHS

Nina Hecox. els North Mildred. Dearborn
Margaret Hoffman. 1884 Dickerson.
Mildred Holstine. 2si7 Crane.
Viola Horger. 1927 Coleman. Dearborn.
Edith Johnson. SSH Kenilworth Dearborn
Mitiie johnson. 900 East Kirby.
Vera KaYg. 35ii Lemay.
Florence Laskey. 1908 Dexter
Florence Lowell. 1878 Winthrop.
Eiease Littssy. 1893 Alger.
Jane Moroschan. 1908 Cascade.
Elinor Martin. 1913 Philip.
Cecil Norland. 1898 Sussex.
Frances Orlowski, 5076 Talbot
Catherine Paiazzola. 3740 McDougan
YJuanita Peek. 3slO Hudson.
Bernice Porzondek. Qi23 Fischer.
Ruth Parks. 1855 West Euclid,
Virginia Petish, 1926 Reuter-, Dearborn,
(twinsl
Ann Roberts. 1ss South Morrell dwlns).
Frances Roby 1856 Porter.
Florence ROscian, 1920 Collingwood,
Little Rsk. 340s Junction Twins.
Frances Riley 1894 Covle
Edna Rainhoth. 1879 Hsrivell.
Maxine sutton 1883 Greenfield.
Genevieve sehemsnske. 1887 West Grand
boulevard
Ellen Seabridge, IoO7t orsngrsawn.
Anna stockweH. 35O6 Pennsylvanfs..
Beatrice Scheffler. 4215 Holcomb
Irene spohr. 1926 Washburn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Death notlces

DORY-Eugene N, beloved husband Of
Sarah. dear fataher of Doris and Edward.
brother OF William and Gertrude La Pointe
Of Los Angeles Cal Funeral from resi-
dence 1905 East Hancock Ave, Friday
morning at $50, ST. Elizabeth Church IL
o clock.
RUMNEY-Apri 30, at his home, l7400
Fast jefferson; John G, husband of
Mary f: father of Mrs. Richard X.
Doughty and Mason p. Rumney. brother
OF Mrs Walter s. Russell Funeral serv-
ices at residence Thursday afternoon at 2
o clock.
WEBER April 20, Eva Gerold Weber. wife
Of the late Walter Weber. dear mother
of Mrs Charles Thiede and Mrs. Ray
Hafeli and the late Mrs. Margaret Sass
grandmother OF Walter Sass. Gerald and
Lawrence Thlede. sister Of hve sisters and
one brother Funeral Friday, l.45 p. m.
from residence 1884 East outer drive. and
2 80 y. m at 81. Paul's Lutheran Church,
Jay and Joseph Csmpau ave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
DIVORCES

DIVORCES
Mile Branders from Irving.
Lillian Boss from James.
Phillys r. Bistatsky from Sam.
Jean Macdonald Ridner from David,
Nicola Caparoli from Cornella.
Jacob J. Cunningham from Pearl.
Lee Thomas Bechtel from Dolores.
Lester Brown from Florence.
Kathryn l.. Foote from Vernon S.
Beatrice Arlington from Richard.
Hattie Mckenzie from Dan.
William Fulks from Fannie.
Helene Teeter from Lloyd.
Elizabeth u. Bortos Gan from julius.
Laura r.. Murphy from Alvah II.
Aileen Marie Gillespie from John.
Mary Dunaway from William.
EiveFa kuskte from Ewatd.
Mona Achine Reward from Phillip.
Vera Wiles from John.
Margie Saunders from James A.
Eugene Walsh from Charles Eduard,
Victor W II. Meyer from Jean Rose Marie
EHidihe Piumnkett from Robert.
Agnes Paterson from Russell NJ
Helen A. Surlock from Joseph r.
May Bench Binne from William.
Sam Hamood from Anna.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
BIRTHS

Jewel Thorngate 1881 Patton.
Pauline Underwood 1887 Gender.
Agnes VIM. 1910 Twenty-thlrd.
Edith Walters. 1902 LoZier. Van Dyke
Margaret Whalen. 12s Moss. Highland PIX.
Jimmie wilkes. 1920 Sorrento
Elizabeth Welsh. 22O Cortland. Highland PIX.
Dorothy Wall 2Si d, sPr!nsle'
Girls were born to:
Geneva Abraham 1912 W. Elizabeth.
Marion Bielman. 1864 Balfour twins.
Emma Bahas, 2l0T1 Thorofsre, Crosse lie.
Lucette Burton. i4iil Young.
Lucille Beneperche 204es Grsndyiew.
Elizabeth Butka, $685. Herbert.
Francis Carabelli. $3.50 Seminole.
VIOLA Dawson. 1852 Twenty second, Wysn-
dotte.
Anne pigingno. 1854 Quincy.
Hazel Downs qO09 ". Martindale
Margaret Edwards, s207 W. Lafayette.
Mildred Franck i34l3 Wiltshire.
Leona Fiebich. 1899 Field.
Clara Fior i4sls Mayfeld.
Dorothy Con. 1921 Twenty sscond uwins)
Rose Giovannone, 344 Detroit Trenton.
Mary Harvie. 1874 Victoria windsor.
Marie Hudson 1897 Grover,
Lucille Hanna. 696 Manistique.
Lillian Hirschheld. 17i75 Wisconsin.
Pauline Hey. 1903 Lenox.
Hilda Jackson, Warren Township.
Hazel Jones. 1885 Sussex.
Jean Jarvenpaa 1929 Quincy.
Leona Jackson. 55T Dickerson
Dorothy Kandrovach. s5s f. Bethune
Shirley Lyons, 1877 Ferris. Highland Park
Alma LaMontagne, 1928 Hazelridge.
Gertrude LipschutZ. 1913 Greenlawn.
Helen Laird. so Brighton. Highland Park
Lillian Mallory. 1887 Archdale.
Margaret Meinzinger 9644 Mansfield.
Christine Mays. 294l McDOugall.
Josephine Manno 2970 Sheridan.
Mildred Miller. 1897 Lysander.
Signe O'Connor. 320s W. Warren.
Margaret opdyeke, 1851 Charleston.
Patricia Pollard. l2l4O Stoepel.
Mary Pineo. 1889 Inverness.
Dolores PUSHES, 1880 McLain, Alien PARK.
Dean Piasecki 6344 Farnsworth.
Alice Regis, 1915 Clark. Wayne, Mich.
Josephine Ryha, 5025 Dubois.
Evelyn Robinson. 1891 Compass.
Pauline Reitinger, 2637 Cadillac.
Veronica Szypula. 1891 Copeland.
Myra Strut. 1920 f. Madge. Hazel Park.
Ella Spranger 1882 Hayes
Blossom Stapleton. tsO5i Peoria
Virginia Stemplewski, 5l26 Chene.
Laura Tomlin. 26iO Nebraska
Alexandria Tomsszewski, 1899 Cashmere,
Hamtramck.
Jewel Thorngate. 1881 Patton.
Esther Thorn. 3945 Field.
Fannie Winkemann, 561l Lemay.
Maize Welton. 1928 Mettetal.
Alice Weston, 1l3 W. Vernon.
Paula Yenchck $3.50 LenoX.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Mole Help Wanted

EXPERIENCED man wanted for wreeking
yard: able 10 use torch. 6453 Miller,
near Mt. Elliott.
FARMER and wife: experienced; no chill
dreni good position, apply at once In
person any evening after p. m. at sunny
Meade Breeding Farm. 3s2s5 West Eve
Mile road, az miles west of Pennington
road.
GOOD external and internal grinder hand
on small tool work. Apply Nilsson Tool
Mfg. Co. 1898 Schaefer highway.
MASONRY laborers and cement block lay
ers at once. 1908 Woodhall four blocks
south east Warren.
MECHANICS wanted. Must he experienced
and familiar with the Buick; excellent
pay; old established dealer. See Mr.. Snyder
Corey Buick-11165 Gratiot
MECHANICS Can use several frst class
Buick mechanics. steady work. we are
looking for good men. not bargains. Good
pay guaranteed. Phone Townsend s-e357
ask for Babe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Moving, Storage, Carriage

A SAVING up TO so per cent under pres
ent long distance tariff; low set-ofi
storage rates Robinson Storage, f3i East
Willis. Temple i-i77s. --
ATLANTIC PADDED vANs-Load. 50 up
insured. odds. 81. Townsend 6-3soo
f. II WARREN CO., LOCAL, LONG DIST
5O45 Lorraine TYLER f-oooO
HAMILTON MovING-Locsl. long dis
lance lowest prices IN town; trunks SOC
IN. Temple 2-7i70. 47ie Hamilton.
PACIFIC - Prompt. courteous efficient
Bonded Insured si2 Vernon highway.
Randolph 1888.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section.
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Carpet and Rug Weaving

REVERSIBLE rugs made from your oid
carpets and clothes East SIDE Pug
Weaving ard Carpet CleanirE. Plaza 1888.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate us'irss
IN the biz sunday Times Wart Al
Section
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Female Help Wanted

BEAUTY operator. manicurist. experienced
salary plus commission. Hogarth 1880.
u
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xxoe4t .Se44zcp DEzQczdM
-AND BUYERS GUIDE
DINING RnoM-HoMr.MADE PASTRIES
nRIG sTnRt-nrEN AIL NIGmI

MRS JOHNSON Dtniug Room Formerly
win piKIsiand Hotel. 1890 Mack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Employment Agencies
Situations Wonted-Male
Situations Wonted-Femole

BUNDLE family washing. ironing. my
home. 5s27 Malcolm tHarperD. Olive $3.50.
EXPERIENCED Colored. days. part time
laundry. cleaning, 81 so, csrfare. Lafay-
ette $751;.
EXPERIENCED woman wishes days work.
laundry. cleaning, 81 IS. carfare. Town
send 5-7423.
NEAT colored woman wishes days, excel
lent laundress. specializing shirts. Trinity
2-257e.
RELIABLE woman wants days work
cleaning. laundry; excellent worker.
Trinity 2-si53
READ Times Want Ads for proht-use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
MEN

To sell advertising on a salary and com
mission basis. a hne proposition for men
and young men to make from S25 to $40
week. Pleasant outdoor work. For inter
view write to Box B-637s, care Detroit
Times.
MOVING VAN driver and helper. sober,
husky. honest, steady; at least 2 years
experience 434 East Willis.
NEAT appearing young men to assist
photographer Good salary. 9l05 Linwood,
PLUMBERS WANTED
Must have state Journeyman's license; per
manent Jobs for right men; union wages.
Gresley A. Co. Port Huron.
STEADY-PROFITABLE
Average of better than $40 per week ;
real opportunity for a middle aged man
who can starr work Immediately; car re-
CURED Call Madison 44l0 between Z and
tonight.
TWO NEAT Boys-Free TO travel Good
earnings. Apply a. m 2033 Park Ave,
Room q12.
WANTED-First- class cement hnisher, with
car Phone, Townsend 5-5590
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers
A IA SPECIAL ex12. S2e5

cash and Garry. 81 IS; WORK 100 guar. IS
RS. experience elean'g 3. repair <. BET Orien-
al Rug WIS. i2l22 Brosds'reet HO 5000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30

BEAUTY OPERATORS Experienced Polish
preferred. Mariette Shop. 1927 McGraw.
TYLER APP
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DEATHS


Alexander Kobus 1889 keystone, 50.
ellis Blakely. SAT- Medbury So
Karl August Nurmh POOP Ford, "A.
Ernest Ward.-1s4i6 MeXford-4s
Clayton Ne~aRs- 1855 Sixteenth SO.
Frieda Mcleod. 57l6 Fourth. 81.
Lucille VanSckle 1922 Fourth. SO.
John F. Mnihan. 1888 Gray, 81.
Eugene Stinson. 942 East Alexandrine. -.
Clarence Nelson, 9sl Leland IS.
Addie Walker. sos Alger, 60
Elizabeth Blackburn. 1000 Mullett So.
Simon Misicuk. 2243 Medbury, As.
Dasos AVIAN, 1917 Continental, 81.
Harry Rivas 514s Burns. 81
Anne Papadatas, 3i99 Medium. So.
Neptune Adams 2s5 East Palmer, 3s.
Frank Podsisdlo. Alb Polk, River Rouge.
As.
John Meyers 1868 West Euclid Sc.
Morrison Mckenzie. 1928 Nebraska, 81.
Agnes Walls 1925 Tweniy-fourth 81.
Katherine Davis, 5s72 Porter go.
Joseph Lebert Uttenweiler, 1888 Sorrento
James o'Net so32 Enery 81.
Shirley Mundinger, 1913 Gulley road, Dear
MARY L. Mungar. 1888 Concord. So
George J. Koester 1927 Buckingham. 81,
Frederick Austin Best, 81 Winnett. Wood
stock, Ont, 65.
Walter c Westphal. 1850 Lorretto, as.
John Hawrylak. 4O13 Thirty-second, so.
Hugh Allen Mccain, Willard Hotel ~.
William +. LaMarre, 1862 Manisiique. 80
Stanislawa Grzeszata, 1888 Keystone, o..
Bernice Hutyra, 1889 Fleming, a..
Mary Woinar, 3097 Roosevelt, 65.
Albert Antocz. 1898 Otis, SIS
Katherine Grzesik. $500 JOS Campau. 81,
Caroline Chitti. 542 South Waring, Il.
George Thomas. 1870 Heidelberg. SO,
George Sander sl2 South West End, 50.
John w Davenport. 1865 West Grand
boulevard. 81.
John F. Walker. 1869 Roosevelt, "a.
Harry John Bolin. 1871 Greenawn, 50.
Elizabeth NJ Jones 2i9 Harmon, rs.
Ygnacio Fuentes 1860 Michigan. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Trons-C Continental Moving
LaDn5. Gardens, Supplies

BEST black dirt-Sodding. seeding: land
scaping. Prices reasonable. Tyler
6-l432. Estimates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
FLECTRICIAN

RICHARDSON - DRUGS woodward a
Clarm5unt. open all night. Prescrlp
tions Madison 1875
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
ACCoRpIoNS
ADVERTISING DISPLAYS

ANOyA ACCoRDlONS -- NsV, used
rspair,nr BALES. reasonable. S.ls GfSuo1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Filled at Home

Cessation Of imports of GER
tain vital medical supplies from
Germany during the World War
endangered public health here.
Today practically every impor-
tant medicinal need, as we'll as
industrial and agricultural needs
of chemical nature, are being
filled at home
We were then at the mercy OF
Europe, particularly Germany,
for fine optical glass for making
various instruments needed in
war or peace. Americas own
optical glass is now second in
quality 10 none IN the world.
Thanks 10 rayon and nylon,
-StnpfPaee-t+t- importation OF
silk doesn't constitute the prob
lem il did in the last war.
Camphor then was a Japanese
monopoly. In 1920 the refined
product reached S3.55 a pound.
Now camphor is made from our
own southern turpentine and
sells at 35 cents 10 90 cents a
pound.
This amazing record could be-
greatly heightened.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
DADA Chief Pleased

Open House Week closes
tomorrow night and results have
been gratifying. according 10
James A. Mason, president of
the Detroit Automobile Dealers
Association which sponsored the
event.
The cumulative effect of all
promotional efforts thrown be-
hind the annual exposition has
resulted in constantly increasing
attendance at showroomS. ac-
cordlng to the d. A. D. A. head.
and thousands Of Detroiters by
the close Saturday will have
been clocked into dealer show
rooms for the seven days.
While no poll of sales results
has yet been available. Mason
pointed out that no special sell
ing effort is being made this
week, but that future figures
viii reflect the educational work
being done in pointing out that
price rises are less than COM
monty assumed, that instaIment
selling has been little affected
by recent regulations and that
excise taxes applied on October
/ amount 10 only 81 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Car Loddings
Move Lower

ASHIN TON. Oct. IT
Loadings of revenue freight during
the week ended October II totaleo
903,S77 cars, a decrease of 1858
from the previous week. an in.
crease of 91.971 cars from the like
week a year ago, and an increase
of $685. over the 1889 week, ac-
cording TO reports to the Associa-
ton of American Railroads.
The weeks decline was IL pei
cent under the Immediately pre-
ceding week. This was contra
seasonal and caused the Dow
Jones carloadingS index - 1926
1910 igaei tistt-t-,c QuatS fUU--to DROP
to 1884 from JOG. II is the lowest
point reached by the index since
the week of April 20, when it was
96.7.
The total last week was tho
largest for any like week since
1880. Carloadings have shown two
consecutive weekly declines SINCE
the peak OF 9l9,510 cars was
reached in the week ended Sep
TENDER 27.
Loadings last week showed a
gain of lib per cent over the like
1910 period and of 7.6 per cent
over the comparable 1889 period
In the previous week loadingS
showed a gain Of 1873 per cent
over a year ago and 10l2 per cent
over two years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Stock Market
Meets Support
In Early Deals
majority Of Leaders
Edge Upward on
Light turnover

NEW YORK. oct 1.-The
stock market met support az the
opening today. following It's tum-
bic yesterday on the Far Eastern
crisis. Changes were small. but
most leaders were behind plus
esigns Trading was moderately ac-
tive.
ChrySlef> rose = point on IFS
initial sale, bat lost part Of the
gain later In the SteelS. BethIe-
hem and Republic edged higher.
while United States Steel held al
The previous closing level
Minor gains were also noted in
international Nickel, International
Paper. Lockheed North American.
Southern Railway ard Mentgom-
cry Ward
Many issues were unchanged
Included were Standard OIL Of
New Jersey. Socony. Atchlson
General Electric New York Cen
trail and Curtiss- Wright
Pennsylvania and Consolidated
Edison we're among the few 10
tend lower.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Auto
Graphs
Million Truck Year
Lighters Dark Outlook
For Auto industry
BY sILER FREEMAN

It looks like the going will he
tougher and tougher for the
automobile industry. Passenger
auto production for January,
1912. has been cut at least 81
per cent from the same month
of 1941, but that isn't all.
The siX-month average for
1912 production Will be Onlv 500
per cent below the 1871 figures
and OPM figures call for at
least a 80 per cent cut for the
year, which means the last half
of the model year is in for some
stiff cutting.
The Big Three again bear the
brunt of the curtailment, SOL
per cent. Nash and Willys-Over-
land are the only independents
who were also ordered 10. cut
below January, 1871.
The others will be permitted
an 8 per cent increasefover the
year before as the result of sea-
sonal fluctuations. Studebaker
and Packard, for example, pro-
duced 5000 fewer cars in Jan
uary, 1941, than in December,
1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Facts and Figures

Ponder these facts and figures
As recently as 1921 no fewer
than AZ materials were listed as
strategic" Only Ia are on the
army and navy's list today, while
some of these are less so than
formerly. thanks 10 advances IN
chemistry, metalMrgy and re-
lated sciences in producing us
able domestic raw materials.
When the World War began,
this country hadn't a single plant
for extracting nitrogen from the
air and Transforming IT into
chemicals vital to national de-
tense. industry. agriculture. We
now extract a large part of the
nitrogen consumed here and
could, if need be. make all we
need.
Whereas our farflung textile
industry was direly threatened
in 1914 because we were almost
wholly dependent upon foreign
made dyestuffs. last year we
produced % per cent Of our own
consumption and exported some
y r0Q0,0 600 pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
New Record
United Air Lines Shipments
80 Over August Peak

CHICAGO Oct. IA new all
time record for air express ship
mcntS. rejecting the movement of
national defense shipments be-
tween production and military CEN
tiers. is reported by United Air
Lines for September when the
company flew BOO 2S2 994 express
pound miles.
According 10 c. p. Graddick
director Of United's expreSS-mail-
freight department. the Septcm-
her total represented gains Of APP
proximatly 6 per cent over the
previous notwithstanding mark OF
2S9 .296 ga express pound miles
flown in August Of this year and
~ per cont over the 209.01A.S22
express pound miles flown in Sep
TENDER, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Rail Revenues
Up Il Per Cent

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE
Association of American Railroads
states that preliminary reports
from So GLASS one railroads show
they had estimated operating reve-
nues in September of 1896, 976, $40,
compared with S311,S35, 231 in the
same month of 1910, an increase of
27.3 per cent.
Freight revenues of the SO car
rierS in September were $685.
1898, compared with S256. 12S,-
400 in September last year, an
increaSe-tf So per cent. Passen-
ger revenues in September for the
SO roads totaled S36, SS7 ,677,
against $30,330.339 in September,
1910, an increase OF 21.6 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Tire Price
Rise Seen
Next Week

NEW YORK, Oct. II. - Retail
tire prices will be advanced soon.
probably early next week The
exact date depends on how quickly
the office of price administration,
can complete lis study of new
schedules submitted by the in-'
dustry on October IL tire man
.ufacturers were advised by Price
Administrator Henderson that
lOPA would have no objection 10
ladvances in consumer list prices
on tires and tubes OF not more
than 9 per cent over June is, l94l,
levels.
The advance in retail prices will
be accomplished by increase in
wholesale prices sufficient 10
bring them from 81 10 lila per
cent above those IN effect June
10. 1871. Actual increase in whole
sale prices at this time presume
-hlA,- l2lll- range frefa 2ls to 6 a per
cent as OPA approved a 5 per cent
advance July 30, last.