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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Drop Standard

Then. what? Well, the boys
assume that thus 1T would re-
duce the supply Of money. and
thus tend to prevent a rise In
the general price level" But
they cannot possibly pretend to
know that these results would
follow. unless they have in mind
some scheme for controlling
both the quantity and velocity
of the stuff. and also the de-
mand for il in business.
Incidentally, we see here, that
probably their real fundamental
error is the complete abandon
ment OF any standard, leading TO
reliance upon the so-called guam
tity theory Of money.
Is this selected list OF goods in
their price index representative
Of the general price level! II IT
is. how can they talk about the
general price level" moving in
the opposite direction from
their selected group? If II ism I.
why do they select such items?
Clearly the price index. which
Is the result of prices. can't be
the standard that determines
prices. You abandon all stand
ards when you seek to make an
average Tor totaD price Of goods
determine the price purchasing
power) Of money. The latter is
Just the other side of the former.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
'5z17,999 Profit
BY .Pdrker-W

Parker Wolverine Company for
the year ended December 81 shows
a net profit of s217.999. after de-
probation, interest. federal income
and excess profits taxes. etc. equal
to S160 a share on the 135. 931
shares of common stock. The fore
going figure includes non-recur-
ring profit of $50. 1855, or 80 cents
a share, representing profit on the
sale of 1881 shares of Udylite
Corporation common stock.
For. 1889 the net profit was
.S215,747, or Sill a share on the
lbs, 734 shares then outstanding.
these figures including non-recur-
ring profit of S44.470, or IS cents
a share realized from the sale of
1854 shares of Udylite common
stock.
Charles II. Awkerman. president.
stated that in the latter part of
1910 il was necessary to enlarge
facilities and purchase consider
able additional equipment to take
care of orders.
I'VE have considerable new
business booked for the first half
Of 1941 and sec no reason why
our business should not continue
to make satisfactory progress
during the year." he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Nash Car
Sales Up
Sharply

Sales OF new Nash cars during
the first 20 days of January ex-
ceeded sales for the entire month
of January last year, 1t was re-
ported by w. A. Blees. general
sales manager of the Nash Motors
division OF Nash-Kelvinator Cor
poration.
In November and December, ne
pointed out. the factory set new
production records for these
months and this production is re-
Elected in the excellent rate of
sales in January. During the first
20 days OF the month. he said.
domestic sales totaled 1855 units,
a gain OF 81 per cent over the
comparable period OF 1910, when
1850 units were sold.
Sales during January last year
totaled 1851 units. with current
sales indicating that this figure
will be boosted to well over the
6, 000-mark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Stores Hold Gain
Of ; 10 5 Pct.

Retail sales, stimulated by
month-end promotions. advanced
3 to 5 per cent over the previous
week. according to Dun & Brad
street, Inc. Approximately the
increase was recorded over the
corresponding week last year.
For the month as a whole gains
up to Is per cent were reported
over last January with the av-
erage being around 5 to 7 per cent.
Inventories are lower than a year
ago. indicating that fewer carry
overs will be necessary.
Current sales of wholesalers re-
manned quiet. but considerable ac-
tivity in Spring orders is still APP
parent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Church Answers

The Catholic church charae.
terizes the fundamental prona.
ganda of Rupp land certain
others of his mental caste) a
"anti-Christian." Here are ex-
tracts from "Naturalisrn n
American Education" a volume
bearing the imprimatur of the
Catholic church:
As we have seen In tn
course of this study. cous,der-
able opposition to the Christian
religion and its phiIosouhv az Ifo
exists In the minds Of our rnoef
influential educational leader.
Dewey, Fitzpatrick, Rurr an6
Thorndike.
The Russian communists a.
pertinent, . logical devoIopmeat
of naturaIism, IA endeayorin9 -
found q new anti hrisfian -
cial order in which An improved
economic and social orxanIxatioa
Il set nm a the intimate 90 -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Livestock Markets


CHICAGO. Fec i.-0Ns)-HoGs- Re
eeipts. :. 800; steady: hoIdovers. 1000; top,
$50; bulk, s7.7ode: heavies. $3.50 a I. 90.
mediums 81 751si0: lights s7.5O1s 10
light lights. s767.75; packing sows. s.75a
CATTLE Receipts. 100: steady. Calves.
receipts. 100; steady: beef steers, choice
Sl2116; medium. IS "a Ia. yearlings. IS. so
615.J. butchers. beifes, x75oH II so
cows. 50. 50ns: bulls, So q $50: calves 50 b
"a. feeders. S7a1o.75; xtockers, steers
370ii: cows and heifers, $50 9. so.
SHEEP-Receipts. /, 500; steady; lambs.
$40 10. 50: common. 50 d 10; yesrlings. IS
as25; ewes. NHs; feeders, $3.50 q .. so.
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH. Feb. sl-CArTLE
Receipts 50: market steady: steers
choice. Sl7. Son 1878; medium 10 good.
80 50 a Il so; common. 81. 50 ae. so; heifers.
medium to good. 81 50Gs.50; common.
ssu7s0: cows. medium to good. s6dT:
tanners and cutters. AG5.7s: bulls. good
to choice. S7.0ds.75; common TO medium.
$50 so.
HoCs-Receipts. so: market steady: 1s0-
$50 lbs. Ss25n so; ls02zo lbs, IS. so q
s.15: 220-2S0 lbs, s.. 506s.75; 10000
lbs-, ssas.s5: 10o-lS0 lbs. 81 as; roughs
ysns73
SHEEP Market steady: choice lambs.
siiH as: medium 10 good. SO. so q 10 50
common lambs S34st ewes, 81 500 B. SO
wethers. S41650.
CALVES Market steady: good 10 choice.
sl3.501 II rs: medium, S1Oai2; culls and
common, s5.50a7.5o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Sees a Rebellion

My very definite prediction Il
that. lin view of the rising tide
against anything inimical to
democracy. the rising tide Of
unquestioning patriotism. the
rising tide of CONSUMPTION, there
will develop nationwide rebel
lion against paying textbook
writers to write and teachers
to teach impressionable young
minds that their country Is not
the land of opportunity for al.
that the founding fathers were
a pack Of mercenaries. that our
form of government is fit only
for the scrap heap and that -
new social order" prescribed By
Harold Rugg is Americas only
possible salvation.
Every responsible parent and
citizen s should awaken to the
propaganda being foisted on the
oncoming generation.
Copyright. 1871. BY ,. c. yoybss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Forbes
Authorization
Propaganda Is
Taught Children
By b. C. FORBES

Even in his latest, expurHated.
textbook for school children enc
tering their teens. Prof. Harold
Rugg conveys the impression
that the most eminent of Amer
ica's founding fathers" were
gamblers, intent upon self-ag.
grandizement.
Soviet rulers of Russia. one
gathers from this Columbia Uni
versity propaganda, are most
estimable gentlemen, determined
to set the world a most noble
example in formulating an ideal
system of government.
Professor Riggs ambition q
to create here "a new order"
Judging from his political
philosophy. / gather that IL
would, if he could have his way,
be patterned after Russian COM
munism.
And since this gentleman who
has such low regard for IN
American way succeeded in plac.
ing his propaganda in several
thousand schools, before certain
boards of education Weakened up
and began to kick them out, he
Is in better position than perhaps
any OF h er private citizen to
promulgate his subversive activi.
ties.
Further m ore, Rugg b .
teacher of teachers-at Column
bia Univer ty, generally r.
garded as seething with profes.
sors and teachings such as tho
Dies committee is now probing.
Expect revelations by and by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Tells Weakness
OF Commodity
Reserve Plan
BY LEWIS HANEY
Prsfsssss u Economics, Nee York
University


University
There Is an organization which
calls itself committee for eco
nomic stability This Commit
tee" consists OF a small group
of business men and college
professors who vocate a
monetary scheme which they
call the multiple commodity
reserve plan"
OF the devising Of money
schemes, there is no end. Men
have been at it from early
times. and there is nothing new
on the subject. Like the quest
for the fountain Of youth. or for
the northwest passage, men are
prone to dream OF some short
cut to happiness or prosperity:
Just so with those OF this
group who are really active and
enthusiastic in PROSECUTING. They
announce that their scheme will
go a long way toward solving
the paradox of poverty In the
midst OF plenty" 1t would help
stabilize business and economic
conditions. It would promote
equity as between debtors ana
creditors, etc, etc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Charges Denied

have quoted from time to
time in this column extracts
from Rugg books which are unit
to be taught junior high school
children. extracts calculated to
blast their deals of America and
Americanism.
l cited specific Rugg charges
of inhuman practices by two In
dustries. published denials of the
alleged facts and figures by thu
highest officials in both--and the
defamer did not. because he
could not. substantiate his mis-
chievous maligning of these in.
dustries.
More "expurg a ting" viii
doubtless be found necessary.
But. meanwhile, our children's
minds are being poisoned b.
Riggs jaundiced propaganda.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Detroit Produce

r re -nicnlgsh' ou. erts, Y; . NO
81 40M 50: Mcintosh. xl25a15O; spys,
sl.2SH 80; Wageners. $4,000; Az In.
ANIsE : California. 10. Angeles. ert..
" sou IS; Texas, half crts.. SIPS.
.AVoCADos--Calif flats. Iss-30s.
BEANS Florida bu. hpn. Bountiful..
ordinary quality. 81 $50; Black Val.
entines. So So
BETS Texas half crates. 3 don. bchs..
BRUSSELS SPROUTS - c.lforni. y
cABBAGE-N.w York ,o-lb. sacks. 7oa
ISc: Texas Los Angeles crates, 81 90 q q rs
half crates. s1.50T1s5
| BROCCOLI-Crates 70 10 30 bch... Al.
roma IS Is; California, $40 3.25; Texas
cARRoTs-Los Angeles crates. s-dou
n2aa275; Texas. to don. s. so y
CAULIFLowER-Cah pony er.,es
IFS and larger. SI50m 10
CELEB. California half crates. wssb.d
, to 3h doz.. 81. SO; 8 to doz.. So
florida wirvbound crates, trimmed tops &
do.;, g :a5S 2.7s; doz.. o02.5o.
cuCUhBERs-Indi dollhouse cartons,
small TO large size s16I7S per dor:
Florida bu. bkts.. S625.
Ar ESDiVE Z, 10 Angles crates: sis.shed
GRAPEFRUIT=Texas standard boxes,
MAJ Marsh seedles. N7oa25 Marsh Pinks.
,cRAPEs-csliforni. Tugs, Emp.ron.
LEAP LErrUcE-o Ohio ho,hoa.. lob.
LETTucE-Los Angelo. era,.s. Iceberg
California Sc, 3tO93s5
oNIoNs-So-lb. sacks U. 8. No. Sweet
gim J Ida,o and larger Colorado. 8: 20
Oregan 81 %. Mfchixsn y.uo-. " - ~.
per cent Pin and larger. 7oS75c.
RANGEs-California standard boxe,
S Nsxsi'' a. 7s@a25: Florida wire bound
PARsLEY-Texss half crates. n.rs0
PARSLEY RooT-Texas crates. 81. so.
PPEEeesRxsppcsl,iornis bu. baskets. 50 rs.
wonders: Mexico. IS. so: Florida. IS rs. =
rUIAIoEs-1OO-lb. sacks. u. 9. No. l.
s Idaho fnsse,s. sI7oa1-s5 Michigan Cob
Mountains. 81. IS: Russet Rurals. n los
20; Idaho Russets lob sacks Ieh b
zlc bib. sacks. Maine. various varieties
No,,r,.,a. icy shtgner. Michigan Green
., RADIsHEs-Texas crates. 1920 bchs.
RurARAGAs csnad. so-ib. SACK,
RHUBA RB-Michissn dollhouse. so-Ib.
cartons, choice. s1.756225: fancy. s2.75
sHALLors-Louisisn. b.rr,, anao.
crates. 5-doz., S2-3s
sPlNACH-Texss bu. bskts eoc ~ 81 10
SWEET POTATOES-Bu. crates Puerto
Rlcsns. u. s. No. ]; Louisiana. 81 7sT
So TEXAS, sf73n2: North Carolina.
,TANGERINEs-Fior'd. h.If boxes.
TOMATOES Repscks. lob. baskets
81 3d.: small sif5
IuhNlPS- Louisiana bu. baskets III
TuhNlP GREENS Louisisns bn. has
kets. fills; Texas bu. crates. Sis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

Atlas Powder Company reports for the
year ended December 81 net income OF
81 7s4 42e after depreciation, amortization.
federal income and excess pronts taxes,
etc. equal after the S per cent preferred
dividends to S57I share on asa 27s
shares Of common. excluding TO- 73 shares
held by company. This compares with
81. 29e. 1871 or 1882 share on $50 2ss
uhares Of common In 1889.
more 1910 net prodt was Siss sp7 or n AZ
share the combined Class and
Class B common. against SITS. 74e or 81 "a
on the combined shares In 1899.
Usited Merchants AID Manufacturer.
Inc. In the six months ended December 81
shows . consolidated net prodt Of s., or.
TO. equal TO si.70 a share, against 81 ,02s
is5 or 81 II share for the six months
ended Dec. 81, 1893.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Pepsi-CoId' S Cartoon
Ad in Times Sunday

As part OF the Pepsi Cola Com
pany's new and larger advertising
program. Pepsi and Pete. Pepsi
Cola's famous cops drawn by Car
toonist Goldberg. will appear in
The Detroit Sunday Times comic
weekly section for the first time
tomorrow.
Goldberg reports that he has
"humanized' the cops and hopes
that they will be funnier than
ever before"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Farmers Market

APPLEs-Delicious. fancy. 81 bu.: No
I. si.f0G1.75 bu.; Mcintosh, fancy, S1.75
az bu.; No. I. s1.25d1.5o: No. z. Use "a
81; Northern spys. fancy. 81 bu.: No. J..
inEs. No. f.. 75c6sf.2s bu.: No. =. 4oa
soc bu.; wssners. fancy. 81. SO bu.: No. 1.
81 al rs bu: Snow, No. 1. e0c q 81 rs bu I:
No q 50a 6oc bu.: Jonathans. fancy. 81. 40
q 80 bu-; No. 1. soc q si.25; No. 2. SO
q75c.
BEETs-No. I. 4o6sse bu.
CABBAGE-No 1. s0d75c bu.: No. 2.
zoe; curly, asa SOC bu.; red. No. /. 500
75c bu.
cARRors-No. /. 7oasoc bu.: No. q.
40 a Soc
cELERY-Fancy. 4oa SOC dor. bchs.
No. 1. asa 35c; No. q. $50 zoe: root. No.
i. 73cGS 81 bu.; cabbage. No. 4. 50673c
so "a Csc.
uI sSSs Y ,.ds e 's7'a1a' so-do.. case
ENDIvE-French. No. Z. $3.50 5-lb
box; No. 2. 75c6sI.
HoGs-Dressed, 1910 I5e Id
Nv hoFsE sSi sSq J., n7sos.2' Su''
LEAF LETTUcE-4eosoe s-lb. basket.
oNIoNs-Dry. fancy. S1n11o 5o-Ib.
sacks: No. 1. so17se Sob. sack; No. q,
PARsLEY-Root. No. I. so@75c bu.
PARsNIPs-No. 1, $50 5c bu.; No. Z.
PoTAToEs-Fancy. s1oI1o bu. No. 1.
rs a SOC No. 2. 40G5oc.
PoULTRY-Hens. heavy breeds. 1s671e
ID: leghorns. 1<6l6c; broiIers. heavy. 81
q 23c; ducks. 15nisc: geese, l4617c-
RADIsHEs dollhouse, 5one0e doz.
bchs.
RHUBARR-Hothouse. choice. 7oG2se
5-lb. box; fancy. 3o435c; small. so % e0c
don. bchs.
RoMAINE-No I. 500 Use bu
RUTABAGAS-No. 1. SO 75c bu.
soUAsH-Table Queen. No. 1, s5c 1x1
bu.; No. 2. e0c; Hubbard. No. 1. 75g
LIS bu.: No. 2. 75c9S1 bu.
TURNIPs-Fsncy. 81 bu.: No. !, TOO
SOC bu.; No. 2, 50d60c bu.
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. /. 500 75c
doz. bchs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Scratches
International News Service Wire
At NIAIEAH PARK


AT HIALEAH PARK e
Weather, clear; tra<k. fast.
rrst hsre-Gai Ann, Plush. Fbtng
seee.S Rsre-Grasdmce. Merry Son.
Third Raes-BsrsIns Deck. LIser.
eaise, Beu Tewer, villa Platte.
Ysarth Rans-Ssbstaattai, nov and
Arrow. Quaker Brass, Orchard Run.
slas s s: 80 M..s'' c.... p.n...,
lrtsh Day, Choppy Sea.
Seventh Race-Aispur, Bearnals, Ma
Eighth Race-Brown Once. II.
AT HAVANA
Weather. clear; track. fast.
First Raee-Domtwoxth, Bobby Bux-
ton. Peter H.. Miebiilinda, Counora-
second Raee-Campo. sur. Gamble.
Fairemus, HiideEard, santer, Bravo
THird Raee-Good Friday. Y1yinr Rap
way. HoeBsss. Ger b.. CsrIry C.s.
Fourth Rsne-Himsius. Sic Barren,
seventh Raee-rraasana.
Eighth Rane-Huppy.
At GOLDEN GATE
Weather, clear; track. fast.
First Race-Waiioper Did, King BLACK.
Letwood. Baranca-
Second Raoe-Tfmu- Me, Prince Row,
War Aereuat. Prince Jr.
Third Raoe-Bark Door.
Fourth Race-Highmost, Little Ruler,
0ustnats. Brass BOTTLE.
SIXTH Ra~~-Lasy BsrGeIie, Nainseek.
Ttekied Pink.
Eighth Ra~e-Boa Bsots. Doctor Gil
more, Gpsiala, Magnanln,susA
At SANTA ANITA
Weather, eseAx; track. fast.
First Raee-smeky sayder, Rich 500.
Fourth Raee-Pomkee.
sixth Race-CuaBtos.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Employers Mutual
Lifts Assets in 1910

J. s. Putnam. Detroit nanaoov
for the Employers Mutual LIZ
bility Insurance. Company. Wao-
sau. Wis announced today Uluf-
his company has boosted ~
assets TO S22l6l.707 as Of Duo
81. 1910. This Is q gain ~ a.
538. 167 over the 1893 hgureA
The compsny's surplus. neoun2
Ibg TO the Official figures foIonoc
Putnam X - r556. $50. 3 ~ -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division. Detroit: Spot % per cent
tin. nominal: New York. 50. 50; future tin,
so. IS; lake Grade copper. delivered MID
west. II: electrolytic spot. smeiter, 40
IL. 50; casting copper. IL As; st. Louis
lead. SIS; 81. Louis zinc 725: New York
antimony. Is: virgin aluminium. II.
Tin freight rates advance rs per cent
Copper. lead and zinc moderate Export
copper. o,30 a IL 90; resale, 12.756 Ia co.
Pound sterling, s4o3x.
SeaboArd Commercial Corporssiea fsr th<
year ended December 81 had net profit
Of 1927, 742, against $3.50 37O in 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.--UNs)-BUTTER-
Receipts. 1855 tubs steady. NC on; ex-
trss, % score. 30c: standards. 90 score
cars. 2s4c: extra firsts. 81 score. 2e11c;
firsts. $3.50 score. 2sG 92ekc; specials.
90 score, 3oL D 3alz
EGGs-Recefpts. 1l.433 cases: steady.
&c up; current receipts, 15Ac; fresh extra
firsts. III d17&c: fresh firsts, 17A@
171c: dirties. axe; checks, lac.
CHEEsE-Twins. 1874 d1she; daisies,
prints and longhorns- 49, ale
LIVE POULTRY-Closed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

Detroit Poultry
Market about steady. No auo,atioos
available saturday.
E6Gs-harket steady Current receipts.
la%c; undergrades. 1<6lske.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-22

Repeatedly O'Hara has turned
his poker faced grin at the defense
attorneys and announced:
1.-THE state IL satisfied"
.Mith-neariy- many attorneys
as there are defendants-and each
confident of his ability to judge a
juror-the defense is never salts
fed. If they indicate the jury IS
acceptable, it is up to O'Hara to
guess whether some ones second
cousin by marriage has come into
the box with a tendency toward
sympathy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-22
Bowling TO Study
.DeIayinFarwe||
Hospital Cash

Prosecutor William E. Bowling
today laid plans to study the
administration of the $1,000, 900
Farwell Foundation TO hasten
liquidation of the trust so that
two hospitals as provided for
under the trust can be established.
The fund was established in 1881
by the will of the late Emma ].
Farwell for the purpose of erect
ing, equipping, maintaining and
operating one hospital for the
treatment of contagious diseases,
and another for eye, ear, nose and
throat cases. The will provides
that two thirds of the patients be
indigents.
Common Council, at the instiga-
ton of auditor general George
Engel, ordered Corporation Coun-
sci Paul -KrauSe to learn why
nothing has yet been done TO carry
out provisions of the Will.
GIVEN TO BOWLING
Krause today referred the case
10 bowling after his investigation
had disclosed nothing wrong. he
said, with the h and in of the
estate.
"There Is no legal process by
which the city can take action
and as the prosecutor has au-
fhOrity to make an investigation,
turned the case over to him
with the hope he could aid In
carrying out the intent ofthe
trust" said Krause.
Erection of even one of the hos
pitfalls, Krause pointed out, would
serve to relieve the present con-
gestion in Detroit-operated inst-
tutions--
"If-my- study of the facts
causes me TO feel an iDyestiga-
ton Is needed l shall certainly
start one immediately" said
Bowling.
Selden B. Daume, Detroit Trust
I Company, vice president In charge
of the foundation trust said today
that he would welcome any aid
which might be extended in dis
posing of the properties "at a fair
price.
I've are most anxious TO sell
but even though all the property
except one piece is income
producing, we haven't been able
TO sell any at proper price,
Daume explained.
Value of-the estate was sct@at
+ 81, 773. 096 in an accounting as
Of last July Is. filed in Probate
Court by the trust company last
December. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-22

Man Stabbed by His Wife
Is Operated On


After half -a-dezeH- surgeons
worked for more than two hours
sewing up knife wound in his
heart, Owen Penny. %, of 96l
Montcalm street, stabbed by his
common-law wife. has a $3.50
chance today to recover.
The operation at Receiving Hos
pital was the second of its kind
performed by the same surgeons in
the last few weeks and the fourth
similaH operation done at the hos
pital.@ In all three previous cases
tke%patients have recovered.
penny was stabbed in a Wood
ward avenue motion picture the
alter. His wife, Ida Mae, carrying
their year-old baby, followed him
as he entered the theater with an
other woman.
She drew pocket knife, stabbed
Penny and calmly walked out.
Half an hour later. still carrying
the baby and the blood-stained
knife, she was arrested at Brush
and wilkins streets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-22

II cost Miss Edith Bealer. %.
of 643 Leicester court, an even
$40 for beating a beer garden
dancer who she said. tried TO steal
her boy friend. -
Al least Miss Beafer was fined
SO by Recorders Judge w. Me-
Kay Skillman. but it was the boy
friend, Manuel CIaramunt, 80, who
lhfastehed-to court w1tfIfhe $40
when she telephoned him other
plight.
The complaining -wttncSs-MiSs
QuanIta zandafa. -, oE36e2 East
Warren avenue, said she was sit
ting in a car parked in front of a
printing shop in East Warren ave-
nue.. waiting for Claramunt, when
Miss Beafer appeared.
II had taken off my slippers
10 rest my feet" Miss Zandara
said, "when all of a sudden this
woman came from nowhere.
She pulled me from the car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-22
Order Quiz
On Slot


Sheriff Andrew c. Baird today
an investigation of a re-
port from Cleveland police that
two prisoners had confessed there
that four slot machines found in
their possession had been obtained
indirectly from the Wayne County
sheriff's office.
Acting on information contained
in a letter from the Cleveland de-
partment which was received by
Detroit police, Baird ordered I'm
dersheriff William Ryan to make a
investigation.
According to the Cleveland let.
ter. George Parker and Jack Haro-
WITT, under sentence in Cleveland
for tampering with parking meters,
had stated that they received the
four shot machines found at the
time of their arrest from a Detroit
man who told them they were ma
chimes that had been confiscated
by the osheriff's office.
Deputy Chief of Detectives Rob-
ert Mckenzie, who turned copy
of the report over to Baird, said
that his department had contacted
the slot machine dealer yesterday.
"He told us that he had sold
the machines to some men from
Cleveland who operate in Ohio"
Mckenzie said. THE machines,
he said, were obtained from .
country club near Detroit"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-22
Mayor Vefoes Order
For High Hose

Jeftries today vetoed
Common Councils authorization
for the purchase of 5000 feet of
Eureka interviewer fire hose at
S110-a foot. The mayor cited a
letter which the fire commission
wrote the purchasing department,
recommending purchase of double
jacketed hose from the B. F.
Goodrich and Company, at 48l2
cents q foot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-22
Pay Raise Demanded
By School Employees

= a demand for an increase of
1921 900 annually in school jani-
tors wages and a total increase
of S1,356 900 in wages for non
contract employees. made by tho
State, County and Municipal
Workers, CIO. has been taken
under advisement by the Board
of Education.
Should the board comply with
the demand the rate of pay for
unskilled school board workers,
consisting of janitors. cleaners,
and the like will be increased from
As cents to 20 cents an hour.