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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Livestock Markets

CATTLE Receipts 1900: market
strong: choice to prime yeerlings dry fei
S'i T5n 70 50; good 10 choice yesrlings. dr.
fed. $40. sou Ito; choise to prime heavl
steers. dry fed. Sil.G5l - IS; good Z
choice heavy steers. dry fed. Si025H II
fair 10 good heavy steers dry fed. 50 10
Eood butcher steers and heifers S. so y
so. fair to good steers and heifers. 81. 81
u S so. common butcher cattle. sat- best
cows. So 5OHT. good butcher cows. 50
a So cutters cows. S5259s Gamer cows
S4d5. old rims. So 30 down. best light
butcher bulls. S750Ns; best heavy weight
bologna. 81 25as. medium weight bologna
bulls So. 50H rs. light common bulls IS a
8 so stock bulls. 81. 5ofi6 so: good Il
choice stockers and feeders. SsNii; com.
mon to fair siockers and feeders. So y
20 mixers and sprinGsrs $50 90
VEAL CAtNFS- receipis 500. market
soc hi~her Pest calves. Si1 so. fair "a
GOOD. 81 500 -. 80 "7ds. $40 II: cull'
ard e.a.-r NOV S5Horf
sut--p AND Ls'-'.s r-rei-fs. : 500
-ns-i,e' s.~adv. cr0ir~ train lA'-bs Sii 50
bsst i~-th- So g. 80 -. f1ir 10 good
Si01ii scco4ds. $3.50 . 10 sii"s So
: 50. best iishi sheep. Sc s 20 heavy fat
sheep. siH5. culIs and common. 81 so y
$50
HOGS recsipi, : 500. market higher
Quotations no. svstlahie early today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Gar Wood
Sells Out
Interest

A commitment for the purchase
of the entire personal holdings of
Gar Wood in Gar Wood Industries
Inc. has been concluded by John
J. Bergen e. Co, Ltd. of New
York. The sale represents the
transfer of nearly 81 per cent Of
the entire outstanding common
shares
No decision has been reached
as yet by the purchasers as 10
whether the shares will be re-
offered TO the public through an
underwriting group Immediately
or retained for the time being as
as investment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Axle Co.
Net 4 Million

Tlmken-Detroit Axle Company
and subsidiaries reported fef-the
six months ended December 81 a
net profit of S2.559,5O0 after de-
probation, federal state and
Canadian income taxes and pro-
vision of Sl,600.O00 for federal
excess profit tax. This is equal to
S2.58 a common share. This COM
pares with net profit of S1.616.-
3l2 or Sl.63 share in the six
months ended Dec. 81. 1899.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan bu crates - inch
minimum Delicious S.to1i 81 fair eolor
81 Is Northern spys. 81 40 fair color
si2j BaldWin. eOc % 81 Stark. eoc
suttons. - inch minimum. 81. Steele
ASPARAGUS California pyramid
dor punches fancy 81 5oHi rs extra
AvocADoEs- California fats lss-3us.
81 5os 90. fair quality. HI5aiso
BEANS 80 Bushsl hampers Bountifuis
generally good quality S25n5. Valen-
tines far to good quality. IS.
BEETS-TeNss haif-orstss 81 20 n IS.
BROCCOLI Pony crates 1882 punches
50 80: California. fsir quality. 81 sosi }:
Texas. fair quality. 81. sou } good quality
CABBAGE Angeles crates round
type Texas 81 $50 IS. mostly So ? -.
fair quality. 81 IS haif-crstss. 81 500
CARROTS 10. Angeles crates. g dozen.
Arizona fair quality. - 25ff2 90; Calf
fornis. 2 500 ? IS. Texas. $ dozen. 2 sou
2 rs.
ckULIFLowER- Pony crates. i2s and
larger California 81 g0h2 10
CELERY California Pascal cub crates.
81 50H I 50 is'-crstes. trimmed tops :
dozen s. sou 81. Florida Pascal. o. 4
DOZEN. s3a325. 8 dozen. 50 so Golden
Heart 81 dozen 81 75H = dozen. - -
q So. s. and los si7sdi. $. 50 %
4
LETTUCE Ia. Angeles Iceberg type
krizanA Yuma dor So 75ni.2j. ) dnz .
So 75H4 20 8 doz 81 30 Phoenix distriC,
; doz ordinary TO fair quality. 81 % g
80 California Imnerial Valley . dor fair
To good qusNfy. q SJu 90.
LEAF LETTUCE Hoihouse t0-lb has
keis Michigan and Ohio. SOC
ONIONS JO-lb sacks L. No
sweet spanish inch and larger Colorado.
81 54f 81 Utah fair quality. 81 20 y | -
oregon ordinary TO fair quality and condi-
ton. 81. 81 Michigen Y. No feitows.
500. 2 inch and larger. eoa zoe. few
75c p inch ana ifarEsr .'oc1r 81
PEPPERS - bu crates California
Wonders: Mexico fancy. 81: Florida fancy.
stst %: choice. 50 IS. Ruby Kings. choice.
PEAs--canforn bu hampers fair quail
i,y, S2as IS. BIZ baskets 90 so.
POTATOES i0o-lb. sacks T. s. No. 1;
Russo, Bg5eank' - IdshS ssshess. s,.5o@
las few $50: 1O-lh. sacks u 5. No. I.
Russet Burbsnks 1871 2ic. very few 22c
various varieties. Maine. loJ-lb. sacks.
i5-lb sacks verious varieties. 23a 2ic
Nebrssks. io0-lh. sacks L. s. No. 1.
washed. Triumphs. 81 go 5O-Ib. sacks.
sl1Onl.i5: loom. sacks, Muchugan. L. s.
pewas. 81 20; cobbIers, 81 20: Green Noun
tains 81 3Oa1.3 IS; 18Th. sacks. Green
Mountains. p y u 22c. New stock: Florida.
81. T5a l.s5; fair to geenrally good quality.
Si.65.
RHUBkRB-M Michigan. 5o-ib cases hot
house. choice. xl.75h2 fancy. 81. 50 q 3.
extra fancy. t3H3 50.
RUTARAGAS-Cansds 50-lb. sacks.
waved 70 SOC
sHALLoTs- Louisiana. barrels. 20-dozen
burches. Sc pI s. IS. crrtes. dozen, = -.
SPiSACH Texas. bus'el baskets. Savoy
tvpe 9uc "a 81 10. mostly -
SWEET POTATOES ~ Bushei crates q.
: Ho. l. Uoito Rieans. Louisiana. 81 sur
/ S., TeNss So 30 ? ~ 50; Tenneksee
bushel crates Porto Ricons generally good
quality. 81 $50 10. hushel hampers. Nancy
Halis generally good quality. Si.f0
TOMkToEs-i0-lb. repaek.. si.2o . I 30.
mostly 81 2a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Forbes
Commodities Up
But Stocks Lag;
Industry Booms
BY b. c. FORBES

Things are happening both
at home and abroad.
Spurred by passage of full
flood aid to Britain and, in some
cases. by rising consumption at
home. numbers of commodities
broke out of their stalemate and
advanced spectacularly.
Towards the end of the week
wheat bounded up. Simultan-
eously cotton rose to the peak
price of the season. stimulated
by announcement ny tine CELSIUS
bureau that domestic consump-
ton last month broke all Febru-
AIRY records. Corn. hides. lead.
lard. oats. silk, print-cloths.
santos coffee. cocoa all strength
ened. Sugar entered new ground.
Rubber shot up more than a
cent pound. lifting ii TO a new
maximum fer The year and Az
cents above a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Stocks Improve
FrdetiondI|y.in
Early Deals
International New, s.r,ie. Wire

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE
stock market was fractionally
higher in early dealings today.
Trading volume was small
again with buying mostly of a
selective character. Stocks in til,
steel and aviation groups were
leaders with gains of more than
a nan point. E1scwrTvrv me
provement was narrow.
Bethlehem Steel opened "a
higher. Douglas Aircraft was be-
hind a point plus sign.
A small gain in General Mo-
tors was Offset by an eighth de-
cline in Chrysler.
United States Steel. Union Car
bide. Lockheed and American
Can edged up II each. Westing-
house Electric and-Anacenda
gained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
NADIA Plans Meet

The twenty-fifth annual con-
vention OF the National Automo-
bile Dealers Association Will be
held in Chicago on January 20
and q 1912 Headquarters will
be in the Palmer House. Since
Chicago was the birthplace OF
the NADIA and il will be the
silver anniversary Of the found
ing. ambitious plans are being
made for the convention.
Because Of problems brought
about in the industry by the de-
Tense program. the NADIA will
open a Washington office in
March in The Tower Building.
Charles w. Bishop. general
counsel will transfer his head
quarters from Detroit TO Wash
Jngton al that time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Carometers Up

A market depending upon war
news. when fairly even powers
are involved. is one for caution.
Nv "barometers. however. all
point up at the moment. Barring
some staggering blow by Ger
many. II seems highly probable
that further nearby gains Will
be made. Among the favorable
symptoms that are visible 10 all
are the following
The great ma iority OF stocks
traded in last week closed the
period with gains
The volume Of trading in
creased considerably with these
gains.
Tho 20 stocks most active
from day TO day If traded with
a perfect score. would have
ncttcd a gain of "a points dur
Ing the week
Tho markets action on Satur-
dav was distinctly bullish II
made notable gain in breadth
Number OF ISSUES traded and
- considering activity. was the
best Saturday showing in a
month
The movement of the averages
during the last four weeks now
shows definitely favorable
pattern There has been es-
tabliShed lower resistance level
that is a rising one A series OF
rising bottoms appears. not
only in tho averages. but also in
many important individual
stocks. This line Is definite and
has held int9"t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17

. CLEVELAND, March 17.-Pas-
sage of the lend-lease bill means
that armament in highly finished
forms. such as ships. tanks, air.
planes. now will be supplied TO
Britain in continuously larger vol
ume. Hence. oduction of such
military equipment must be in
tensified as rapidly as possible;
IioTe and moro steel and other
metals will be required in this di-
rection. with no easement in over
all demand in sight. states
magazine Steel.
In view of this outlook. there is
considerable encouragement in the
fact that deliveries now are not
slipping behind at the recent rapid
rate. Sales volume is more spotty.
Instead of the former steady flow
of orders. there are more off days.
A survey of the current steel
delivery situation by principal
products reveals that with % COM
panies which turn out about IS per
cent of the nations steel five to
six months is the most common
delivery now available. The great
est extreme is IN galvanized
sheets. 10 months in the case of
one company. Plates, right now
one of the tightest products. range
from three months for one COM
pany to seven months in the case
of two other makers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Virginia Electric Co.
ArranQes Note Sale

NEW YORK. March IL. -
Virginia Electric and Power Com
pany has arranged with four
banks to sell S3.45o. 900 of 2i4 per
cent serial notes. TO refund like
amount of 3 percent notes and ~
borrow an additional 100000 a.
2i per cent from the same banks
for capital expenditures. accord
ing to a registration statement
filed with the New York Stock
Exchange.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17

more than its
p ar I" in the
national defense
program. b q I
81 muItdneOusiy
warned against
the danger of
initiation when
the program is
completed.
"If fla
ton Ii to be
averted, he
. said. "it must
be controlled
at Its incipi-
ence."
Sales of Gen.
oral Motnrc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Influenced

Investors doubtless are influ-
enced by growing uncertainty
over how far priorities will be
carried. by how far different
companies and industries will be
crippled by lack of essential
materials.
And. above all. uneasiness is
spreading over the possibility of
our going TO war.
This writer would not be as
tonished were stocks shortly TO
emulate commodities.
Copyright. 1871. by B. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Hudson Sales Drive

Hudson today launches ma
iion-wide Spring sales driXc
Starting this week. according To
George II. Pratt. general sales
manager. a flying squadron of
executives will address meetings
in every section OF the country.
Pratt plans an aggressive
newspaper advertising campaign
as the spearhead OF the sales
nrOurHn1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Sloan Tells GIN
Gains, Warns
Of Initiation
international New. ser,ie. Wiz.

NEW YORK. March l7.4Alfred
p. Sloan Jr.. chairman Of General
Motors Corporation. announced in
the company's annual report to-
day that this concern will do
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
NY. Bank CIedrings
; Billions in Week

NEW YORK. March New
York Clearing House Association
reports clearingS for the week
ended March IA. totaled S3.109.-
629. sos. against S3,746,363, I3S in
the previous week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Wheat, Corn Ease;
Oats Edge Higher
Information New. ser,Ice Wire

CHICAGO. March 17.-Wheat
opened isc to &C lower today
corn unchanged TO &c off ana
oats unchanged 10 sc up.
WHEAT Nav. S67s n SIC; July
So. n S324c; September. Si@
S4kc.
CORN May, 627s q &c; July
63hc.
OATS May, 36'sc; July nov
and old. 33c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17

products throughout the world in
1910 showed a 80 per cent increase
over 1889, while taxes scared 100
per cent over figures for the pre-
ceeding year.
Earnings after taxes were in
creased 6-7 per cent and dividends
but ID per cent
In addition regular employees
received highest average annual
earnings in the corporations his
tory with 81 .S04 for 1910. The 1910
pay roll rose more than 100000
600 above that of 1889 to total
S492 .246.O17
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Dominion Loadings
Show S!iohf Upturn

TORONTO. March II. Cara
dian headings in the week ended
March g totalcd 5S.795 cars
against IS .0S7 in tho previous week
and 47.i2S cars n year ago. From
r. r'c,sers week. The increase
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
earnincs

Fsnstr.l NrtsiIurgicai Corporation and
wholly oNH subsidiaries for toe tesf
ended December - had net ..foGf -
S215.5f0 after interest. depreciation. fed
erai income and excess profits taxes, etc..
equal affef preferred dividends - Sc cents
20 fa 80 .Hr common AGAINST N2je 6sn.
~ fl7Q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17

vsnsdium Corporation Of America for
the year 1910 had a net profit Of sl.072.-
SIS, equal 10 Sass share. against
81 224 $50. or 50 rs a share in 1889.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Toronto Stocks

A., Vuo ions supplied by BonEard a Co.
windsor. Prices in cents Noon ailotstfons
MINING,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17

program. UeCldIeu.
at believes that the emer-
gency involves two prime objec-
tives: first and foremost, to
make America impregnable to
attack from without: second. to
maintain the strongest and most
virile economy based upon the
fundamental principles of free
enterprise.
while we are preparing To
defend ourselves from aggression
without, We must not overlook
the importance of defep1ing our
way of living. We must win not
only the defense. or II need be
the war, but In doing so we must
not lose the peace"
Asserting that consumer pur-
chase have TO be restricted IN
certain feds in order to permit
increased output of defense mate
rials. Sloan added
Zone of the greatest calamities
that can befaII a nation, and one
that Is especially liable to occur
during a situation such as now
exists In the United States, Is
initiation
History shows that all great
efforts, such as the national
defense program, have been ac-
companied by a phenomenal rise
In the prices of nearly all classes
Of goods and commodities. His
tory also shows that II initiation
Is to he averted, IL must be
controlled at Is incipience.
CONSTRUCTIVE STEP
"The forces that lead to In
flatiOn are numerous. In all
probability they can be con-
trOlled by preventing credit eN-
cesses, by a policy. of increasing
the yield of taxes through in
creasing the productive output
of the nation by utilizing its full
productive capacity. by prevent
ing abnormal increases In wage
rates. by controlling consumer
purchasing power in relation to
the available suppiy Of consumer
goods, and by other means"
Turning To the defense horizon
Sloan warned of the possible
aftermath of hquidating the emer.
gency program. He said:
NO more constructive step
could be taken, even at this
times, than to develop a COM
prehensive and constructive
economic program for the period
of reconstruction which must
necessarily be faced sooner or
later"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17

twice that of the preceding year,
Sloan revealed.
Merchandise sold domestically
and abroad in 1910 was valued at
81. 794. 936.642. The number of pas
senger cars and trucks totaled
POPS. 343. OF that number 1850. 3o4
were sold within the United States
for new record.
Earnings after all charges. in
Guiding income and excess profits
taxes. amounted to Sl95.62l ,12l or
S.32 a share on the common after
provision for preferred dividends.
IfiAi compares h-Sl83.2 Q.222
or S4.04 a share in 1899.
The amount of S24.57S.577 was
retained in the business for its
protection and expansion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
2TO MILLION TAXES

The corporations 1910 tax bill
totaled S2l0,411 900, more than
twice that of the preceding year,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
TRIBUTE TO KNUDSEN

Included in the report was a
tribute 10 William S. knudsen who
resigned from the presidency of
the corporation after being con-
nected with il for 20 years 10 take
up his present government defense
post.
Sloan. in describing the cor
poration's role in the defense
program. declared:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Steel Rate Gains
With TONNAGE
At New High

CLEVELAND, March 17-Pas-
sage of the lend-lease bill means
that armament in highly finished
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
panese Speed Naval Building to Offset u. S. Program
Freighter
Set Attire.
NaZiS
international New. Service oabl.


BERLIN. Jan. N.-The German
Luftwaffe. according to authorita-
tive sources today, bombed and set
ablaze a British merchant vessel
of 1000 tons in an attack on a
convoy in the North Sea off the
English town of Harwich.
The vessel was sinking. IL was
asserted. and must be considered
as lost.
This claim was in addition to a
high command announcement that
long-range bombers sank another
4.0O0-ton vessel in the North At
lantic about 300 miles west of
Fire, and that two merchant YES
sells were bombed in a raid on
North Sea convoy
Ut was considered possible
that the 4,000-ton vessel said to
have been left ablaze and
sinking was one of these two
vessels.)
Certain east coast ports were
reported bombed in the high com
mand communique. This action was
part of the systematic armed re-
connaissance" of the Luftwaffe. il
was asserted
Saturday night, II was claimed,
German bombers attacked British
airdromes in southwest England
A German torpedo boat success
fully fought off an attack by
British torpedo planes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27

II your child is in the growing years
when colds strike sqeruelly fast-you'll
find a REAL FRIEND in the improved
MORE THOROUGH Vicks treatment
perfected by Wcks staff of Doctors.
With this improved treatment
called the "VapoRub Massage"-the
poultice-and-vapor action of Vicks
VapoRub more effectively -.
ptNTIRaIEs irritated air passages with
soothing medicinal vapors, inhaled
deeply with every breath.
STIMULATES chest and back like an old
fashioned warming poultice OF plaster.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
REFERS TO ELECTION

Asked whether he planned TO
report TO President Roosevelt
when he returns. Willkie said:
II am here strictly as a pri-
vate citizen and have nothing to
do with the government.
"In fact, the people OF the
United States decided last No
vember l should have nothing to
do with the government"
Willkie said he found the night
time blackout exactly like walk
ing through a cemetery.
II want to get to know what
the people think about the war
and what they think conditions
will be following your victory.
In order that may transpose
them in my own way TO the
people OF the United States
when I return, Wil1kie said.
81 want to find out all about
English methods of production
and see how they can be CO.
ordinated with American pro-
duction.
Il want to find out where
your shortages are and where
we can make them up"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Faces Windsor Court

Vincent G Langis of 15021
Muirland avenue is 10 appear in
Windsor Police Court today on a
charge of reckless driving. Langis'
car was involved in a three-car
accident in Sandwich street in
downtown windsor yesterday.
Two Windsor residents, passengers
in the cars which Tangis car
struck, were slightly injured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
! Battle Lake Ice
Mile and Half 10 Land

Edwin L. Cross of 1407 Mary
land avenue. Crosse Pointe. and
William Velger of 300 Ashland
avenue. are recovering today from
exposure after their ice boat broke
through thin ice on Lake St Clair
a mile and a half off shore. near
Mt. Clemens. Both men were
forced to swim and crawl through
broken ice to shore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
New Buick Plant
In Chicago,
Not Flint

The new Buick airplane motor
plant, which the war department
had announced would be situated
near Flint, today was awarded
to Chicago by General Motors
and construction on the S3l ,000.-
900 plant will be started immedi-
ately. GIN officials had earlier
said the war department an
nouncement was in error.
The plant, which will be
situated in the village of Melrose
Park, will employ 10000 men, one
of the seventh largest employers
of men in the Chicago area, will
have an annual pay roll of ST.
100000 and make 500 engines
month. Harlow II. Curtice, head
OF the Buick division, said.
At present, the Buick division
holds S94 100000 in government
contracts exclusive of contracts
covering plant construction.
OPEN BIDS IN FEW DAYS
The plant VIII make Pratt e
Whitney 1.200-horsepower air
cooled engines. The new plant will
be operated under direction of d.
+. Williams and separate staff
which has been working with
Pratt & Whitney teeilnieians on
the problems of mass production
of aircraft engines.
The plant will consist of huge
one-story manufacturing building
of more than 100000 square feet
Of floor space, in which parts and
subasSemblieS VIII be produced
and engines assembled. There will
also be Is cells for testing the
engines, a. powerhouse and adj
ministration buildings. Curtlcol
said construction bids will be
opened in a few days.
For the Inside News Of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
A. Tsf.,xas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
COVERED 1885 TO 1910

Wv " iOfV
O'Hara said the grand jury in
vestigation covered the period
from January, 1885, to March.
1910.
"Some of the illegal places
may be running now" he said.
81 don't know"
The special prosecutor said the
alleged conspiracy began when
Block called on Harry Colburn at
his home after his Hamtramcls
book had been raided in 1885, %
see what could be done
Then. like a SNOWFALL running
down a hill, this conspiracy gath
cred -size-and- momentum"
O'Hara declared.
O'Hara said former Mayor Alfred
Garska of Crosse Pointe Park and
Charles German. both defendants,
paid $4,000 for a handbook oper-
ated by the late Jack Woods before
Woods was buried.
"They reopened Woods book
on the day Of his BURIAL" said
O'Hara.
FROM RAGS TO RICHES
O'Hara said former Sheriff
Thomas c. Wilcox, a defendant
was broke when he entered the
sheriffs office and now owns a
Texas ranch and a Visions n
Summer home. He said that Carl
Staebler. chief of the civil division
of the sheriff's office under Will
cox, and also a defendant, wagered
large sums at the race track,
"out of proportion to his salary
from the county
OHara said that $3.50 Of the
$3.50 monthly payoffs of alleged il.
legal Establishments in Ham
tramck went to the locals
First state witness will he
Prosecutor William F. Bowling,
chief assistant prosecutor under
McCrea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
PRESENT DEFENSE

The suggested veto, il was ex.
planned, was designed to a # Q c t
only warships. planes and other
materials now being delivered TO
the army and navy which Con-
gresS might consider vital to
retain
The White House sent both ".
H. McReypeads and Sherman Min
ton. administrative assistants. 10
sound out Senate sentiment on the
measure.