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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
ILLINI VS.. IRISH

Iowa. twice beaten. in the Con-
ference goes against Purdue, and
Illinois, beaten by the Gophers in
its only Big Ten start, will ven
ture out Of the circuit for an in
dicated Rcking by Notre Dame.
Two surprises m ark e d last
f Saturdays Conference games
with Michigan's 14-7 upset of
Northwestern taking precedence
over Indiana's great comeback to
trim Nebraska. 21-13.
The other games went about as
expected. although Purdue fought
back more strongly than had been
indicated in holding Ohio to a To-
IA victory. Minnesota's 800 rout
Of Pitt followed the routine. as
did the Illini's 400 triumph over
Drake. The Wisconsin-Iowa game
had been looked upon as a toss
up, SO the Badgers $50 decision
might be added as the third sur
prise OF the day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

COLORED woman wishes days; excellent
laundress, cleaners ~. earfare. Temple
1879
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Deatb notlces

0IELoW Reverend william. october
10, beloved husband Of Minnie, dear
father OF Paul. Mrs. Esther Clun, Eric.
Mrs Ruth Sadowski and Robert, 10 grand
children. At the Hops and Mathews
Funeral Home. 1890 East Grand boulevard.
until IL o'clock Wednesday in state At the
Gloria Def Knudsen Chapel. 6se1 Nevada
until time Of service nj .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

Orlings are back in a tie for
third in the Metropolitan Classic
League today with Standard first
and Palmer Park Boosting a 1920
on its slate, Standard (2744) swept
Orlings t2566) at the Beacon last
night and has a one-game Roadway
over Palmer Park, Roadway, and
Norge Marygrove now tied for
second.
There Is only three games
among the first eight teams and
only eight between first place and
twelfth. Palmer Park shutout
DENLY (2736). Roadway (2S04)
whipped Art Centre (2655) by 2-1.
Norge stayed up by clipping Mt
Elliott 2-1 and 2771 to pal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
-Four in Scrap
For Conference
Grid Honors
Next Saturdays
Game to Go Far
Deciding Crown


CHICAGO. oct. 20-Minnesota
Michigan, Ohio State and Indiana
in that order appeared today to
he the strongest claimants for the
1871 Western Conference football
championship - and any one Of
thsm might be eliminated this
week.
The schedule for Saturday
could not have been better ar
ranged 10 bring about a'quick de-
termination Of the title possibilities
Of the leading candidates.
Minnesota which swamped llli-
nois in its only league game until
now. VIII have its powerhouSe
fully tested by Michigan'S small
but amazingly durable and prof.
Gent eleven in a battle at Ann
Arbor which will draw 5000 or so
fans. BY the same token, If the
Wolverines have championship de-
signs they must prove their mettle
against possibly the strongest
squad in the conference, if not in
the country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
At Sportsman PARK

AT SPORTSMAN PARK
Weather, clear: track. heavy.
First Race Estrellita, Sally l., Get
about. Cantovino. Montmala, Anopheles.
Second Race--Gay Thorn, Min, Ath-
ems Maid, Big Bozo Jelsert, Nopay.
Third Rsce-Flying Chips, Black Beg
gar. Toms Ladd, Jeanne Angela, Miss
Merit. Byrdson.
Fourth Race - Meanwhile, Country
Miss
Fifth Race-Phelamo. Cantwell. Yelled
Prophet, Gayle r. Eternal Wave, Kill
larney Lad. Baby Norma Joy, c. {,
Curtiss, Illinois star.
Sixth Race-Balllnderry.
Eighth Race-Emdale, Irish Clover.
Birka Boy, Delaynot. Boston Lisa,
Treadlight
Ninth Race (substitute) Declared OFF.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Scratches
At LAUREL

AT LAUREL
Weather, cloudy; track. fast.
First Race Diacar, Newfoundland,
Jacks star, Shepson.
Second Race--Bell Man.
Third Race--Unknown Land, Star
Strewn.
Fourth Race Rehearsal. Study Period.
Sixth Rsce--Swabia. Road Scraper,
Comedian.
Seventh Race--Trphammer Blowing
Rock Flame Vine, Miss Porter.
Eighth Race-Leonard Town, Black
Boo, Mason B.. Kimesna.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Employment Agencies
APPLY AT ONCE

APPLY AT ONCE
POSITIONS AVAILABLE IN OFFICE
SALES, TECHNICAL, EXECUTIVE FIELD
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
e20-2i-22 TRANSPORTATION BLDG.
JONES Employment. 4li6 Beauben Wants
Day Workers. Couples. Porters, Maids.
Mattresses. Columbia 1910.
COLoRED girls: best Jobs, Homework
Ss-s15): references. 36g2 Rivard. Ter
race 2-ol63
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
AFTER THREE LOSSES

Indiana. which rose from the
doldrums of thaee straigh setbacks
last Saturday TO upset previously
undefeated Nebraska, makes its
conference debut this week against
Wisconsin at Madison, and the
Badgers, while not considered
title threats themselves, amply
proved in their $50 whitewash of
Iowa that they are completely
able TO make things tough for the
HOLSTERS.
Ohio State, indicated thus far
and with a win over Purdue to
its league credit. goes against
dangerous Northwestern at Column
bus, and if the Buckeyes can get
past that one, their prestige will
soar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
ROCKINGHAM PARK

Weather. clear; track good.
First Race-Reigh Me, Countess Abb
bot. sun 1dele. Emada
Second Race-Anianced, Ultra, Proper
Gal. Begrudged.
Third Race E,viva. Hittie. Bully Time.
Gay Balko. Real Play
Fourth Race-Mack's Arrow. Aris-
tocracy, Broad Tail, French Trap, Jane
Vito, Athanasian.
Rojo, Jscopobelle, Totin' Home. Damiea,
Don Pecos.
Ninth Race-peclared off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
BLAND HAS 645

Midwest stayed within two
games of first by jostling Chene-
Trombly, cellar occupants, 81, and
290l to 1886. Ritter outrolled
Parkside 1892 10 2462 but Ritter
won in games, 81.
Jack Bland assisted = I'm T
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

EMPIRE CITY
Weather. clear; track, fast
First =. Race--Whimbrel Gossip Miss
Jack Rubens. Gummed Up, Miranda Z
Second Race-Sir Gibson, Higher
Bracket.
Third Race-Buoy. Barnet. Young
County Count D'Argent, Dark Watch,
New Life
Fourth Race Flashalong. Eros, Bour-
bon Town,
Sixth Rsce-Inscolian, Scout Whistle,
Maezaca
Seventh Race-,Fiying Legion,
FIELD HORSES
Third Race-Aladdn's Dream, Eldes,
Eheanus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Legal Notices
THE TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE Six PERCENT
SERIAL GOLD BONDS
DIfE TffNE 1r41
~oTJcE ON prnEN,pTrox

a
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN that The
undersigned The CONTRACT AND IN
VEsTMFNT COMPANY. Successor 20 The
Tiie and Trust Company, IN The exercise
Article " n Trust Mortgage dated az Of
June I, 1925 between The Title and Trust
Compa and Guardian crust Company -
Detroit. as Trustee. has elected % redeem
on December l. 1871. all outstanding The
Title and Trust Company First Mortgage
SIX Percent Serial Gold Bonds. Due June /.
1919 and 20 likewise redeem and pay on
such date two Deferred Interest Coupons
annexed % such bonds IN accordance W
Supplemental Mortgage Agreement ente
into between The Title and Trust Comp
and the Union Guardian Trust Company or
Detroit Michigan, As Successor Trustee, as
q June i, 1898. which Deferred Interest
Coupons are each In the amount Of 30
% the face or par value Of bonds TO which
annexed.
Upon The redemption date specified. the
undersigned company viii redeem all 81
such bonds and coupons upon presentation
and surrender OF such bonds with al
unpaid coupons thereto belonging, tn
Guiding two Deferred Interest Coupons
upon each such bond. due June l. 1913. AZ
the office Of the Successor Trustee, Union
Guardian Trust Company Union Guardian
Building. Detroit. Michigan. A. the rate
of 1O2 ~ principal or face amount 81
said bonds. together with accrued and
unpaid interest 10 December 1. 1871. to-
two Deferred Interest Coupons heretofore
described each az such coupons being IN
the respective amount % 30 OF the par
amount OF the bonds 10 which annexed.
The holders Of such bonds and Deferred
Interest Coupons are notified 70 present
them for payment a. said office on or
before December ], 1871. on which data
all interest on said bonds Will cease.
THE CONTRACT AND INVESTMENT
nv GEORGE ". vAwTrR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Male Help Wanted
REPAIRMAN

man with thorough knowledge ana ex-
perience qualified TO supervise all phases Of
rebuilding and repairs OF industrial and
large power transformers
G ENERAL ELECTRIC CO. $3.50 THIRD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

Weather. cloudy; track. heavy.
First Race-Rose Mountain, Maehero,
sure Lad, Miss Vercherea, Hayneld,
Beth SHELTER. Grovela, Brother Pat. o
Second Race Play Flash oZevwee
Masked Bud. Drayton Lad Little
Demon. Belle Dare, samoan Queen, Don
Boscombe
Third Race Draegerman, Nolsette.
Madgic Hope, Ko, Flying Tulach, Rose
more. Miss Sarna, Pomsee
Fourth Rsce-Gypsy Sentinel.
Fifth Race--Passa Grille, McMark,
Top Boots
chez, Powers Gouraud, Light Birch, VIM
bledon. Boomer Girl
Seventh Race-Colonel Bud, Mere
Frolic. Contributor Peglus Timely
Flight. Lynalia, Back Number, star
Gaiety.
Eighth Race-Declared OF.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
RIVER nnWNre

Weather, cloudy; track, heavy.
First Race--Gay Youth.
Third Race--Randy. Golden Lady.
Seventh Race-Pluto, Tee Gee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
FOOTBALL SCORES

Alfred ~. BROOKLYN 2
Duke 27. Colgate IA.
Mercer 20, Wofford IA
Virginia 81 ". NJ. j. 7.
W a NJ. IS, Hampden- sydney o.
Furman 10, Citadel IS
Alabama 8, Tennessee 2.
s. M. u. 20, Auburn
Marshall 81. Western Kentucky Z.
Tulane 81 North Carolina 8.
Randolph Macon IS, Washington o.
Florida A. a M. Is, Kentucky State o.
North Carolina College Cd, st. Paul 0,
Paine 8, Fayetteville o.
Fisk ~, Miles 8.
Morris Brown n. Morshouse o.
Eastern Kentucky n. King o.
v p. /. i6. Davidson O
Morris Harvey 81, Davis Elkins o.
4ssn. J. A. i'. = M ia 4. c. u. o.
Southwestern SO, Sewanee 0.
Texas as, Arkansas "a,
Vanderbilt ID, Georgia Tech 7.
Texas College 30, Arkansas state "a
Winston Salem 46, Swift o.
Lane 20. Alabama state o.
Langston 10, Bishop o.
Louisiana Tech 10, Louisiana Normal o
Florida N. a ]. a. Clinton o..
Tusisegee 20, Benedict q
Talladega 49, Fort Valley 8.
Moorhead tKy.) lo4. Rio Grande o.
u. N. Carolina 10. w. n. Carolina 8.
DlliAru Z, La. negro ledCnefh ".
Claflin 20, Georgia state o.
Tougaloo 40. Campbell o.
Prairie View 81, Xavier IN q.
T. W. La. Tech 80, Spring Hill o.
Clark s. Knoxville 6.
Leland 7. Alcorn 6.
Edmond IS, Alva 0.
Lenoir Rhyme 81, Guilford o.
Wake Forest z, North Carolina State o
Washington a. Lee 81, Richmond O.
l.. s. u ~, Rice o.
j. C. Smith IL, w. Va. College u.
w Texas State SO. Western State 7.
Mississippi college II. Delta Teachers 8
Arizona Tempe 10, North Mex. Aggies IL
st. Mary O. i. Houston s. o.
Trinity University 10. Daniel Baker 0.
Texas Tech Is, Centenary o.
Eastern Texas =. q, Texas Wesleyan o
Abilene Christian IA. Southwestern o.
Tennessee Tech II. Murray Teachers q.
N G. A, a L. 10, Virginia Union o.
FAR WEST
Colorado College 20, Colorado Mines ID.
Denver 40, Wyoming o.
Brigham Young 8. Utah 9.
Idaho Is, Utah state o.
Montana IL, GonEaga 6.
Colorado 26, Colorado state -.
oregon 10. California Z.
Warrington IA, u. c. l.. A. Z.
Fresno state 8, Nevada s.
Stanford AZ, San Francisco 20.
II. s. G. z. Washington State 8.
Albion Ida) IS. Weber 0.
Regis 6s, Adams State D.
Montana Mines 10. Whitworth o.
California Fresh 40, Mcclellan Z.
Lewiston T. Boise j. c. g.
N Mex Military IA. r. ". Mex. Col. IL
NJ Mex. q. r. Z, FIT. Lewis Aggies 8.
Arizona 81, New Mexico 8.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Situations Wanted-Maie

APARTMENT maintenance; caretaker, jan
itor; young colored couple; experienced
references Temple 2-734s.
lALL-AROUND man wants position as por-
ter or butler. with reference 1E. l-0s0s
CHAUFFEUR, butler, nousemRn valet
college graduate: experienced. references
industrious. Trinity 12042.
cHAUFFEUR-Colo experienced. neat.
reliable, knows city, excellent references.
Trinity 1887.
CooR--complete charge extensive expert
ence; excellent references, industrious
dependable. Terrace 2-56T8
COOK shorte order years experiences
Excellent references. Dependable. Leuox
1928.
JANIToR-c Construction worker iaborer.
Any kind Of work. Experienced. Refer
ences. Eltzroy 1861.
|JANITOR Waterman Tx
perienced; references; honest, dependable.
Trinity PLIES.
JANITOR--Caretaker experienced, refer.
ences; honest, dependable colored man.
Fitzroy 1854.
SALVATION ARMY - Dependable men
steady, part-tme work. Croker, Cadillac
22e5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate IistinFs
y IN the big sunday Times Want "A
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Male and Female Help Wanted

EXCELLENT opportunity. with future. q
call on all cafes, shops, restaurants,
drve-ins, etc. 2l22 Concord, between 3D.
p. m Mr. Class
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

CONSULT the ENLARGED Peal Estate listinEs
IN the big sunday Tines Want "A
9AclionI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Beauty Culture Schools

GiRLs-FREE BEAUTY TRAINING Of
tered a. HYGIENE School. s5tO Twelfth.
Madison E053.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes days;
So earfare; laundry, cleaning. Vine~ood
1852.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

CARETAKER - Reliable, honest colored
couple; man employed; best references.
TYLER T-4747
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

If YoU LIKE TO DRAW SKETCH OF
PATNT--WFits for Talent Test (no fee)
give age and occupation. Adresa Box
B-65i9, Detroit Times.
SHORTAGE OF good auto body fender re.
pair men; well train mechanically In
clined men for this good paying trade
can operate own shop: work easily learned
shop practice included. Write for free
facts. Utilities Inst, Box b o5io, De
iroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
NTRAcT ANp INvEsTMENT

BY GEORGE n. vAwTER.
preafdent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

EXPERIENCED lady. days, housecleaning,
home. $50 Hague. Trinity 2-O25s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

BUNDLE washing. specializing mems
shirts. White, called. delivered. Refer
ences CLIFFORD e50T
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

EXPERIENCED, reliable woman wantSl
days. good ironer. thorough cleaner.
Trinity i-f343
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

BUNDLE washing. ironing; specializing
shirts; curtains stretched. called. deliv-
cred IAfavette 622S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Situation, Wanted-FemaIe

Al COLORED woman. days; cooking.
cleaning, laundry. wall washing. Temple
I-nLIl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Female Help Wanted

ATTENTION HOUsEWTVES-Two women
over 35 for part time occupation VIII
not conflict with home duties pleasant. In
teTesting work. hours arranged 20 suit
home situation. Write Box B-870s. Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
-Letslrry il in THIS end, Private Buck!---
Funeral Directors

J. SUTTON q son
4l47 TRUMBULL AVE TEMPLE 2-5i00
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

DANCING partners - 25 refined young
ladies 70 assist as dancing instructors
81 PER NIGHT GUARANTEE; no expert
ence necessary; as p. m. HOLLYWOOD
SCHOOL OF Dancing. 42li Woodward.
TFrrace 2-sqT2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
SUNDAY RESULTS
InII.ElE


Mount ST. Mary 7. La Sale 8.
Niagara 49, St. BOnaVenture o,
81 Mary 81, Portland o,
81. Ambrose q, Rockhurst 8.
"a. Francis 25. Scranton 9.
HIGH SCHOOL
81 Ladlsiaus o, St Ambrose o.
81. GATHERINGS 10. De Ia Sale 9.
So Thcrcsa's 10. Redeemer IL.
81 Gregorys IS. st. Leos 8.
E0urdes 10. 81. Cecllla's o.
81. Charles 26. ST. Demands o.
ST. Paul o. Annunciation o.
81. Martins p, 81. Roses 9.
st. Alphnsus 81. ST. Mays (RO) IL.
ST. Rita's - st. Marys tMC) 6.
Sacred Heart 10, lie Sales o.
Xavier 10. ST. Vincents o.
Visitation 7, 81. Mary's (Red.) o.
ST. Benedcts 20, 81. James 8.
ST Gertrudes a. ST. Patrick's q.
sac. Heart (MP) 80. ST. Joseph CBC) 7
81 Michael POM Z, ST. Frederick
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
SHELL OIL CO.. Inc.
s04 GRIsWOLD BLDG.

THREE neat boys. 1870: free 10 travel.
pleasant work; about $50 per month.
Apply . a. m. 2O33 Park, Room e12.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

FURNITURE FINTsHER-Npist be ex.
perienced In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN
mixing colors and spraying. John w.
Murphy Company 1907 Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

DO you sew at home' Then our piAu
can help YOU earn additional money
Pleasan; work done at your leisure. Cali
Cadillac 0s49
Smyrna times., 1941-07-10
Army

In his bi-annual report to the
Secretary of War, Army Chief of
Smyrna times., 1941-07-10
Labor Supply

scarce materials needed are ascer-
tanned.
Smyrna times., 1941-07-10
This Week
In Defense

President Roosevelt told his
press conference. he still hopes the
u. S. can stay out of the world con-
fiict. His statement was made IN
answer to a reporters question OF
changing international situations
had caused the President to alter
his belief, stated in 1889, that the
u. S. could and would stay out Of
the war.
Navy Secretary Knox told his
press conference reports that Navy
vessels were engaged in convoy
duty were absolutely untrue" !"
and said reports that the Navy had
lost lives, material and equipment
or had been involved in any en-
counter with belligerent craft, were
most decidedly" not true.
OPM Director Knudsen issued a
statement urging greater defense
efforts and said nothing could be
further from the truth" than that
Russia's entry into the war had
averted danger to this country. Mr..
Knudsen said I'VE are in somewhat
better shape than we were last
Summer but we need the spark of
enthusiasm-yes, of patriotism-to
carry the program forward faster"
Aid to Russia, France, China
Acting Secretary of State Welles
announced Russian requests to buy
strategic materials had been re-
ceived and brought to the attention
of the proper Government officials.
Mr.. Welles also said the U. S. has
under consideration plan to relax
export restrictions on Russian COM
merce to permit the flow of war
materials to that country. He also
announced U. S. and North African
French officials have arranged a
plan calling for continuous move
ment of two ships carrying tea,
sugar and other food to Africa, and
two carrying strategic materials TO
the u. S.
President Roosevelt suspended
duties on British Burma vessels
reaching the U. S., to aid the flow
of supplies to China over the Bur-
ma Road. Treasury Secretary Nor
genthau extended China's S50,000,-
900 credit here for another year,
Assistant Commerce Secretary
Hinckley asked commercial airlines
for II transport planes to meet
emergency defense requirements
of the democracies."
Army
In his bi-annual report to the
Secretary of War, Army Chief of
Smyrna times., 1941-07-10
Housewives Are Told
Proper Way to Boil Egg

LEWISTON, MAINE. = Harold
Rotzel, manager of the New Eng
land Fresh Egg institute, says nine
out of ten housewives don't know
how to boil an egg.
He told the Maine Poultry asso-
citation that most women drop eggs
in boiling water, leave them there
a few minutes and expect AL food.
The proper way, he said, is to
place the egg in lukewarm water and
let the water come slowly to a boil.
Smyrna times., 1941-07-10

A unique Plug Chek" system in which an
ingenious Indicator furnishes correct informa-
ton on engine spark plugs-is made available
by the Merchandising Division of The Electric
Auto-Lte Company.
The Indicator is based on the fact that the
appearance of used spark plug especially its
color, tells the story of any engines performance.
The movable Indicator" shows colored illus
trations of nine different plugs-three represent
ing normal operating conditons-three showing
Smyrna times., 1941-07-10
British Gobs Can't Sign
Love and KS ANY More

LONDON.-British sailors no long,
er may sign letters to their girl
friends with the traditional Love
and X x X" Regulations ban the
crosses on the grounds they might
be employed by spies for code mes
sages.
Smyrna times., 1941-07-10
Army Recreation

The War Department announced
a program of stage shows at Army
camps throughout the country and
said civilian contributions to sold
iers' welfare will be coordinated by
the Citizens Committee for the
Army and Navy, Inc. Outstanding
theatre men have made arrange
Smyrna times., 1941-07-10

scarce materials neeueu are dscer-
tanned.
Labor Supply
The U. S. Employment Service
reported serious shortages of work.
ers in II shipbuilding, 16 aircraft
and 26 machine shop occupations
such as ship filter, template maker,
boatbuilder, aeronautical engineer,
aircraft riveter, tool and die maker,
and lathe operator.
Labor Training
The National Youth Administra-
ton announced ALLEGATION of S4,-
100000 to finance July operations
of new program to train 368,000
out-of-school youths for defense
jobs in the next year. The pro-
gram is operated in cooperation
with U. S. Employment Service and
the U. S. Office of Education and
local public educational officials.
The Office of Education reported
that 100000 persons were train
ed for defense work by existing ed
ucational facilities in the past year.
Pan-American Relations
The Assistant Coordinator of
Commercial and Cultural Relations
between the American Republics
speaking in Pennsylvania, said that
in April Latin America sold SS101,-
100000 worth of goods to the U. S
"a rate of trade sufficient to alb
sorb the wartime loss to the other
Americas of the continental Europ-
can markets.
Food Conservation
Agriculture Secretary Wickard
Associate Price Administrator Ell
liott and Paul McNutt, Coordinatol
of Health Activities, outlined g
plan for community action to save
for immediate or future use, guam.
titles of food ordinarily wasted
The officials urged community lead
ers to check local fruit and veget.
able surpluses, plan for distribution
through school lunch and play
ground programs to meet nutri-
tional needs of small-income fam.
Smyrna times., 1941-07-10

Staff Marshall urged that Congress
pass legislation permitting use of
armed forces outside the Western
Hemisphere and permitting holding
selectees, National Guardsmen and
Reserve Officers in the service for
more than one year. Gen. Marshall
said that conditions have changed
to such an extent that grave ma
tional emergency" exists of more
severe character than the public
realizes.
The War Department announced
it will promote its officers on the
basis of merit instead of seniority
and permit re-enlistment for Regu-
lar Army men only if they are
qualified for promotion in order to
weed out those not able to take ad-
vantage of further training.
Air
The War Department awarded
contracts totalling more than
S47S,000,000 for planes, engines
and parts. The OPM announced its
aircraft specialist, Merrill Meigs,
will go to England to confer on
production methods.
Gen. Arnold, Chief of the Army
Air Forces, lowered requirements
for pilots of heavy bombers so that
fiiers with $50 hours military air
experience could man the ships to
be built at a rate of 500 a month.
The Air Forces also announced ex-
perimentation with glider training
for its personnel.
Selective Service
More than 100000 men who
reached 81 since Selective Service
registration last October, register
ed for service this week throughout
the nation. President Roosevelt
ordered 100000 men inducted into
the Army as selectees now in SER
vice finish their year of training.
Pending final action by Congress
on legislation deferring men who
were % on July l or before, Selec-
tive Service Director Hershey or
dered temporary deferment of this
age group. He also advised local
boards to defer registrants with
one or more dependents to whose
support they make "any substan-
tial contribution. The only excep-
tion to this, he said, would be mer
who married in the hope of evading
sevice.
Smyrna times., 1941-07-10

lilies, and make arrangements for
preserving products not used in
fresh form.