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Evening star., 1941-06-24
Leewoy Scout Leaders
Take Training Course

Junior leaders of Boy Scout Troop
No. 112, which is sponsored by the
Leeway (Va) Citizens Association,
went to Elizabeth Furnace today
for an overnight patrol leaders
training course.
Included in the course were David
Wager, senior patrol leader; Wesley
Harris. Richard Harris, James Albert,
Onn Shouman. Jack McGin, Billy
McGill and Charles Duffin.
The course was conducted BY
Charles w. Payne, assistant scout.
master.
Evening star., 1941-06-24

Brentwood, both men receiving large
token votes.
A contest for the Council seat of
the second ward went to Warren
c. McVey with 80 votes His oppo-
nent, Ashby Kidwell, drew % votes.
The newly elected Brentwood off,
cials are to be installed July 7.
Evening star., 1941-06-24
Laurel Physiciun Named

DR.. James Lewald of Laurel, Md,
was elected second vice president of
the American Association of Mental
Deficiency at a meeting in Salt
Lake City yesterday, according to
the Associated Press. DR.. Horatio
M. Pollack of Albany was elected
president.
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PANDORA NOSED
PIRATES, S TO A
COAST cuARDsMEN ANNEX
THIRD STRAIGHT VICTORY
OVER LOCAL CLUBS

Fresh, from two-game tri-
umph of the youthful Trojans,
Coast Guard cutter Pandora nine
vest erday afternoon at Army
Barracks eked out a 5-4 win over
a Ylakeshift lineup of Pirates.
The game was called at the end
of six innings to make way for
an Army-CCC softball contest at
500 o'clock.
Using members of four clubs
that were active last year, the
BUGS blasted two homers off the
slants of Red" Mckay but 9TH
erwise fell victims to his cunning
losses. Mckay sent IL players
back to the dugout with bats on
their shoulders and issued just
two bases on balls. Besides the
pair of circuit clouts, he allowed
only two other safe blows.
Brown Boy" Vargas, an
American Legion junior pitcher,
went the route for the Pirates,
holding the Coast Guardsmen to
five hits, one a double by Joe
Navarro, catcher.
"The pitchers of both teams
turned in excellent perform
ances', w. E. Lowe, athletic Of
ficer and manager of Pandora,
said today, "but the fielders
showed lack of practice. With
the completion of the new Trum-
DO field providing a place for
practice, baseball may return to
the enviable spot it held in the
hearts of Key Westers years ago.
'The material is here and the
spirit is here. All that is lacking
is a field. The Army has been
very generous in allowing use of
its diamond while awaiting COM
pletion of the new field but this
generosity cannot be accepted in
definitely. Every time the field
is used by outside teams, the SOL
diers are deprived of place to
play their regular Sunday after
noon softball game.
Box score of the Pandora-Pi-
rate game yesterday:
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THREE-WAY TIE
FOR SOFTBAIL
LEAD in OFFHNC
TRIPLE KNOT TONIGHT IF
sTAs WHIP PLUMBERS AND
BARRIERS TAKE ARMY INTO
CAMP .5

Leading the city diamondball
loop by a single game, Peppers
Plumbers go into another crucial
one tonight at Bayview Park
when they tangle with the sec
ond place NavStas in a clash
| that can throw the race into a
three-way tie.
| Sawyer's BARRIERS, tied with
the Stas for second place, will
take the field in the role of
heavy favorites to spill the
Army tonight, and a win for the
NavStas would leave all three of
the league leaders tied for PEN
nant honors.
The Stas, riding the star
Plumber tosser, Cigarette Will
he' Gates, scored their second
victory of the season over Plumb
ers Friday night to take a place
in the battle for the first-half
crown.
The Plumbers, weakened by
the loss of several of their play
ers, are in for more trouble if
league officials tomorrow night
decide to replay the controversial
battle with the BARRIERS. Winners
in the fourth match with the
BARRIERS when the Haircutters
walked off the field in the mid
die of the fourth inning, the
weakened Plumber outfit will
stand a fair chance of dropping
clear out of the race should the
tilt be played again and NavStas
whip them tonight.
Players absent Friday night i'm
Guided Gene Torres, catcher, and
Maitland Arias. pitcher-outfield-
er, and three others who have
quit the club. The trio of EEK
members" include Airmen Ben
nett, utility player; Charlie Ros-
am, infielder, and pitcher-out-
fielder Arthur Griffin.
The Stas tonight are expected
I to pitch Whealan, a newcomer
who made his debut against
Army a winning one two weeks
ago.
The BARRIERS came out with a
6-6 tie in their last game with
Army Friday night when they
scored all six runs in one inning
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JTDICIAL CIRCUIT
or EB04tIDA, IN AND FOR MON
ROE GOgNTYs IN CHANCEHY.
Ne. S-SSl
EVELYN ASSELTA McNATGHT0N.
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIV G e
HENRY BLISS MeNAUGHToN
ogsDER REQUIRING DEFENDANT
TO APPEAR
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
FLORlnA:
1t appearing from the affidavit OF
Evelyn Asselta McNaughtoR. the
plaintiff herein, that the defendant
Henry Bliss McNaughton Is over the
age of 81 years and that there is no
person IN the state Of Florida, the
service OF subpoena upon whom
would bind the said defer dapt. and
that the said defendant Eonry Bliss
McNaughton Is a resident OF a state
or country other than the state OF
Florida and that the residence of
said defendant as particularly as is
known TO the plaintiff is 1883 Circle
Drive, Whitefish Bay, milwaukee,.
WISCONSIN, Ii is, therefore,
ORDERED that the said Henry
Bliss McNaughton, defendant In the
above styled cause be. and appear
before the Circuit Court of the
Eleventh Judicial Circuit Of Florida.
in and for Monroe County, in Chsaa-
Gerry at Key West, Florida, on the
7th day of July, A. d. 1871, and APP
pear to the plaintiffs bill OF COM
plant, In default of which decree
pro confesso viii be entered against
said defendant.
Plaintiff seeks a decree of divorce
and other relief.
IL is further ORDERED that thts
order be published once a week Tor
four consecutive weeks in The Key
West Citizen. newspaper pnblished
in Key West, Monroe County, Flor
ida -
DONE AND oRDERED this Slst
day of May. A. D.. 1871.
fsEAI.1 Ross G Sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court. Monroe
County. Florida,
By (Sd.) Anita NJ Salgado,
Deputy Clerk.
iune2-s- l6- 2a-3o, 1871
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Other heavy-hitters: Hopkins,
Sawyer's BARRIERS, 400; Kerr,
Sawyer's BARRIERS, 400; Solenbar-
ger, Marines, 400; Villareal, Pep
per's Plumbers, 1894; Kelly, Nav
Sta, 1888; Higgs, Peppers Plumb
ers, .371; Sodano, NavSta, .375.
OTHER LEADERS
Most times at bat-Kerr, Saw
yer's BARRIERS, and Johnson, Navy
so each.
Most hits-Poret, Navy, %;
Johnson, Navy, 81.
Most runs sscored-Higgs, Pep
per's Plumbers, 81.
Most two-base hits-Thonpson,
Marines, 6. Kerr, Sawyer's Bar
bers, 5.
Most three-base hits-Albury,
Sawyer's BARRIERS, and johnson,
Navy, 6 each; Baker, NavSta, and
Mccarthy, Peppers Plumbers, 5
each.
Most stolen bases-Baker, Nav
Sta, 10; Chambers, Marines, z.
Most times struck out-Wollet,
Navy, 10 Sails, Navy, 8.
Most bases on balls-Higgs,
Peppers Plumbers, and Cham
bers, Marines, IA each; Allshouse,
NavSta, Is.
Players who have not struck
out-Thompson, Marines, and
Juanie Navarro, Sawyer's Bar
bers.
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MEETINGS
TONIGHT

BASEBALL MANAGERS meet
800 o'clock in City Hail. Report
of committee investigating un-
completed Trunbo Island dia-
mond. Election of officers. Dis
#cussion of future activities.
TOMORROW NIGHT
SOFTBALL LEAGUE officials
and managers meet TOO o'clock
in City Hall. Decision of Bar
ber- Plumber replay game. Dis
cussion of schedule and rules for
second-half.
RECREATION COMMITTEE,
city-county, meets 800 o'clock in
City Hall. Report of progress on
Trumbo Island field Approval of
program for Fourth of July cele-
bration. Discussion of proposed
projects.
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most contempt for Joe as an
all-round fiohting man.

most contempt for Joe as an
all-round fiuhtina man.
You can't hang around Billy
long and observe his sincerity in
believing he'll be the next heavy
weiFht champion without getting
a Bic enthused about him. You
can't recall the way Billy knock
ed out Pastor and Knox and
handcuffed Savold without feel
ing that he has an excellent
chance against LouiS-againSt
The Loslis who took 81 rounds to
catch Pastor. the Louis who was
atterlv confused hy the slow.
crnuehinv Godov.
The Louis who beat Sehmel-
Ing would. think. beat Conn
or any ether fighter in shora
order. But that Louis was the
Bomber Ct several years AGO.
Perhaps he's gone forever.
Your correspondent, with fear
sonae thoughts of what might
happen - Conn should Louis pin
him IN a corner. stun him and
assault ham wsth that lntirderous
finishing offensive, thinks THAI
Conn Is too fast DO be cornerexi
that Billy viii lab Joe's ears oft
cut him around the eyes. con-
found him ard win the heavy
weicht championship
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/ E G A 1 S
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
IN AND FOR MONROE C0ENTI,
FLORIDA. In PRoBsATE.

FLORIDA. IN PRoBATEe
In re Estate of
ELIZABETH RAINFALL.
Deceased.
To all creditors and all persons
having claims or demands against
the estate of Elizabeth Randall. de-
ceased, late OF the City OF Newark,
County of Essex and State Of New
Jersey:
You, and each of you, are hereby
notified and required TO file all
claims or demands which You. or
either of you, may have against the
estate of Elizabeth Randall de-
ceased, late Of the City of Newark,
County of Essex and State Of New
Jersey, in the office OF the County
Judge of Monroe County, Florida, in
the Court House OF said county, at
Key West. Florida, within eight
calendar months from the time Of
the first publication of this notice,
Lto-wit, May 26, A. ID. 1871. Said
claims or demands shall be in writ
ing and contain the place of resi-
ldence and post office address OF the
claimant and shall be sworn to by the
claimant, his agent or attorney.
Any such claim or demand not so
filled within the time and In the
manner prescribed herein shall be
void
Dated az Key West, Florida, this
gath day Of May, A. ID. 1914.
FRED j. DION
LAS Auxiliary Administrators OF the
Estate of Elizabeth Randall, de-
ceased, aforesaid
| may26: juna2-9r16.1a41
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YANKEES WHIP
INDIANS; CARDS
DODGERS, SPLIT
RED SOX BUMP CHISOX
TWICE AND REDS DOWN
GIANTS IN BOTH ENDS
OF TWIN BILL

! NEW YORK, June 16.-Joe
! DiMaggio, extending his hitting
streak to % consecutive games,
pumped homer in the ninth
ninth yesterday afternoon to give
! the New York Yankees a 80
! victory over the Cleveland In
dams. The win showed the Yanks
up to within two games of the
Tribe.
Chicago White Sox continued
their downward flight in the
American league. Playing before
a capacity crowd despite threat
ening weather. the Boston Red
Sox disposed of the Chisox IN
both ends of a twin bill, 8-6 and
Ga.
Their second game rained out,
the st. Louis Browns and Phil
adelphia Athletics staged slug
ging bee in the opener that was
featured by an Athletic uprising
in the eighth to win the scrap,
1914.
! Washington Senators overpow-
cred the Detroit Tigers, rs, in
the curtain-raiser Of a double
header, and then dropped the
nightcap, Az. Tigers victory in
the second game gave them
fourth place as the Chisox fell
to fifth spot. Campbells pair of
honaers tied the score for Detroit
\ in the afterpiece and Mullins
double in the fourth brought
home the winning runs.
Breaking even in their four
game crucial series, the st.
Louis Cardinals and Brooklyn
Dodgers yesterday split a twin
bill. Brooklyn walloped the st.
Louis nine 81 in the opener but
were BANKED by southpaw Ernie
Whites tWo-hltter IN the AFTER
math, 80. White singled home
the first run in the third and
Hugh Casey walked in the other
two in the same inning.
Cincinnati Reds increased their
hold on third place by drubbing
the New York Giants twice, So
and 6-3. Reds came from behind
in the nightcap to win with a
four-run rally in the eight,
while Bucky Walters limited the
New Workers to seven hits
Boston Braves downed the
Pittsburgh Pirates 81 in the first
of two-ply affair and then were
rained out in the closing game
with the Pirates ahead and at
bat in the third.
Philadelphia Phillies and Chi
cago Cubs divided a doublehead-
er. Claude Passeau blanked the
Phils 60 in the first and Phila-
delphia took the nightcap, 8-4.
RaStllfc.
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SPORTS CALENDAR
BASEBALL
lMAJoR leagues

TODAY
American
Cleveland at New York.
Detroit at Washington.
Only games scheduled.
National
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
st. Louis-Brooklyn, not sched-
uled.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-16
STERLING, Gates
AND THE HATTEE

Here's how Key Vests two
representatives in organized
baseball, Clayton Sterling and
William Gates, members of the
DeLand Red Hats. came out at
the plate IN recent performances:
Thursday. June II
~ LAB r II PO A E SH
Sterling, ID "A O 2 10 90 1
Gates, 3b A o 2 0 20 O
Run batted in: Gates.
The score: r.
DeLand - Dol 100 0l0-3
st. Augustine 001 00i 000--2
Standings:
Club w. L. Pet.
l. St. Augustine SO 10 .667
II. DeLand -------36 81 .632
Friday. June Is
Alb r H Pc A Z SH
Sterling, 1b / / 4 80 O
Gates, 3b - 2 0 O 3 90 l.
The score: r
st. Augustine 49, 600 100 000-l
DeLand - 0l0 200 20x--5
The standings:
Club w. L. Pct
/ /. St. Augustine 81 20 655
2. DeLand 37 81 .638
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-16

Few of the important buildings
in Berlin are more than 100 years
old. most of the city's develop
ment having come about in the
past century.
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to take the lead and then fall in
to a tie. as the Soldiers brought
home a single tally in the final
stanza.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-16

Two base hit: Navarro: home
runs: Garcia, Barcelo; struck out;
by Mckay IL, by Vargas 5: bas-
es on balls: off Mckay 2, off Var
gas 5.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-16
SOFTBALL BIG TEN

Ten leading hitters of the Is
land City Softball League, in
Guiding game sof last week:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-16

Although Alexandria. Egypt
IS situated on the edge Of the
Nile delta. il escapes heavy salt
deposits because Of favorable
g4c@am currents
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-16
Island CITY sosibsll League
First Half

Subscribe % The Citizen. 2oc
weekly.
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SOFfBALL
tBayview Park. 1880 p.m.)

TONIGHT
First Game-NavSta VS.. Pep
per's Plumbers postponed game).
Second Ganae-U.S. Army VS..
Sawyer's BARRIERS postponed
gane).
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
First Game-U.S. Navy VS..
Sawyer's BARRIERS postponed
game).
Second Game-US. Army VS..
Peppers Plumbers postponed
game).
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FRIDAY NIGHT
end of First-Half).
First Game-Pepper's Plumb
ers VS.. US. Army postponed
game).
Second Game-U.S. Navy VS..
NavSta postponed game).
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Bagby. Smith and Hennsley:
Ruffing and Dickey.
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Second Came
Postponed. rain
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Erickson, French and McCul-
Tough.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JTDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FE0aIDA. IN AND FOR MON
ROE G0gNTYs IN CHANCEHY.
No. S-SSf
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POSeueI and btTTeS, WIIkle,
Heintzelman, Dietz, Strincevich,
Klinger and Davis.
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Called, Sixth Inning, darkness)
Trout and Tebbetts: Leonard.
Kennedy and Early.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-16

Second Game
Rain. third inning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Kroger Soldiers
Share in Bonus

Distribution OF Christmas bo-
muses. 10 approximately 400 en-
ployes Of the Detroit branch Of the
Kroger Grocery and Baking Com
pany which operates stores in this
area was under way today W. w
Rogers branch m anager, an
nounced.
Similar distribution was in prog
reSs throughout the company. ac-
cording 10 the branch manager
who said that directors of the
company had appropriated S400,-
600 10 provide bonus for every
employe with year or more OF
service with the exception OF
branch executives and keymen
who already are participating IN a
profit sharing plan.
In addition. bonus checks are
being sent 10 approximately SOC
krogcr employees who have been
called into the armed services dur
ing the past year Accompanying
the bonus checks IS personal
Christmas greeting from Albert II
Morrill,. krOger president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
.Loddings Drop
To 8O7 Us Cars

WASHINGTON Dec 10 Load
ing> Of revenue freight during the
week ended December - totalcd
S07 Us cars. a decrease OF 26l30
from the previous week an IN
crease of 20 $50 over the like week
a year 40 and an increase OF
129 0s3 over 'hc 1899 week. &C
cordinc 20 reports t0-the AsSocia-
ton Of American Railroads.
The decline Of 3 ! per cent from
the Immediately preceding week
was OF greater than usual sea
SOnat proportions -T-rrii ---ert+-t-e44-iti ~
Dow Jones arlo ding index
1926. 1910. inclusive equals 100
TO drop 20 1876 from 1853 This
is the second consecutive week IN
which the index has declined
The gain over the dixie 1910
period last week was 90 per cent
and over tho comparable 1893
period u was l9 per cent. In the
previous week the gam over a
year ago was 12S per cent and
over two years ago II was Dis
nor cont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Cites Ways Of Saving Gasoline

is also disptoHto take wartime view OF me
industry expects shortage oil
folddnC the OF
1orrr M
Withholding might down the ei4i
of OF 10 gasoline
officials reported 10 have expressed the
that excessively mgh
automobile Industry take The Wow ffa me con-
of Gasoline careful driving
motor Incidentally Of the industry show that
driving Of Ncyhnder
touring Connecticut Cowles Toman OF the Franklin AUTO
mobile gallon OF gasoline
T done through coastng NILS without the OF the
70 hum halfway up me
n Lockwood Of the Shelf
field Scientific and 10y r. H. Burgess merchant at
Haven 10 the
mum speed miles and the minimum FIVE Obviously such
practical value except for dranatNng me TACT
ont he rate o consumption OF gasoline.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Should Void Strikes

Now that We are neck deep
in world war Of wider raml-
fications than last time and
indefinitely more threatening 10
America interests. surely We
should be able 10 count upon
! suspension Of all strikes
J Most solemn assurances Of
wholehcarted cooperation have
come from leaders of both the
American Federation OF Labor
and Go. II is hardly conceiva-
BILE that any considerable. num-
Der Of union workers will defy
their own leaders by pulling
hasty. irresponsible, unauthor-
i2ed strikes, such as have too
often ciupted this year.
The public have demonstrated
overwhelmingly that they have
lost patience with such I'M
patriotic tactics This change
IN public sentiment was directly
responsible for the drastic anti
strike measure Endorsed by the
House Of Representatives by a
2-to-l vote despite the adj
miniStration'S disapproval OF the
bill.
President Roosevelt, headed of
Senate action hy bringing to-
gcthcr y employers and y
labor officials Should the result,
unfortunately, DO two sharply
differing reports one signed ny
the J. induStriahSts and the
other by the y labor men, the
effect woul6=be deplorable
Immediately the whole grave
problem would be thrown into
the lap OF Congress. The House
has already declared It's stand.
Washington commentators have
pictured the Senate as reluctant
10 60 equally far But the major
ity OF senators under the exist
ing war menace. are hardly
likely % Illustrate public Senti-
mcnt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Brought Home TO All

That a nation az war must
adopt moro drastic policies than
necessary during peacetime has
yleen most forcefully brought
home 10 all OF US during the
last week or two Manufac-
iurerS and other business men
have received premptory orders
n do this and that. 10 refrain
from dong many things
We. a consumers. are also
being dealt with by Washington
without kid gloves. Leon Hen
dcrSon has become more dicta-
t0ria1 man ever IN laying down
the law regarding prices and
other restrictions.
Under these new conditions
labor leaders may reach the
conclusion that they and their
followers Will be wise TO fall
into line. to accept wartime
regulations akin 10 those i'm
posed upon all other classes
United we can overcome our
enemies across both oceans
Copyrlgh' 1871 by & Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Forbes
Japan's Treaehery
Brings Peace TO
Employers, Workers
BY b. c. FORBES

BY her dishonorable launch
ing Of war, has Japan brought
about one peace. peace between
American employers and their
work folks?
The latest figures issued by
the national defense media
tion Board reveal that 100 per
cent Of our wage earners this
month continued al work pend
ing settlement of wage disputes
involving 350,753 employees.
Last March not one workman
continued on the job in plants
where disputes arose. The fol-
lowing month no fewer than
1866 men were on strike.
while only 54.725 Of the total
number involved (161,634)
kept on.
Chairman William II. Davis
makes the heartening announce
ment:
"We have reached point
where management and labor
readily agree to immediate re-
turn TO work As soon as "A strike
Is certified To the national de-
Tense mediation board.
what IL more important,
however, il that we are getting
cases before strike and we
are now settling the ajority
Of controversies without the
loss of a single hour OF produc-
ton"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Guardian Trust
Pdyoff, Near

A dividend Of 10' per cent for
creditors Of the old Union Guard
ian Trust Company is expected in
the near future as the result Of
Circuit Judge Adolph MarSchner's
action yesterday in approving APP
plication Of The trustees 10 borrow
up 10 S6000O from the Manufac-
turers National Bank of Detroit.
Trustee Harvey G. Emery said
in the application the trust COM
pany had 81, 934 900 available. In
order 10 make the dividend 10 per
cent il would be necessary 10 Dor
row tho difference 10 pay the divi-
dcnd on the banks debt 10 1900
creditors of SOB $40. 600.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
ENOUGH Rubber Here for Full Year

the industry tell that stocks OF rubber
10000 for full
the United
60 bound for American ports
aggregate OF rubber amounting 10 between
900
should also be borne in mind that upwards Of $4,000 tons OF
reclaimed secondary oil
increased adding tho facilities for handling
making tires 30 per rubber and 70
White wall carly eliminated
because they require higher ratio of virgin rubber
As practical
technqueS making synthetic rubber Furthermore
national defense. planting of additional
the longer future OF
freeing industry Of dependence Asac sources Of
flhf