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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Courier Lumber
Signs With Clio

The Curricr Lumber Company
today announced it had signed a
contract with the Go IN the fol
lowing announcement;
NEARLY 1000 employees Of
Currier Lumber Company, 1901
Van Dyke avenue. were rendered
charter today by the United
Construction Workers Organic
ing Committee-CIO.
LESS than an hour after the
charter had been received the
Currier local met with Il. j.
Currier, president of the COM
pany and signed n contract Civ
ing the new union bargaining
rights for five years.
UCWOC officials referred 10
the agreement between Currier
and his employees n "a model
contract" Curricr Lumber Conn
pany Is the first Detroit lumber
concern and one of the few in
the nation to he granted IA Go
local union charter.
"Burley kistner. president Of
Currier local, said the contract
did not alter present wage scales
at the concern.
"'Our present schedule Is al
ready higher than the rest OF
the industry kistner said. we
are perfectly satisfied with the
contract we have signed
"Currier said he felt the con-
tract represented the very best
spirit of industrial democracy.
can only express pleasure at
the course our employees have
taken-it is their decision and l
am sure they reached II after
careful study. The contract pre-
scented 10 us for signature is very
fair and progressive i'm spirit. T"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Canadian Strikers
Backed by UAW-CI0

Strikers at the Mckinnon Indus.
tries plant at ST. CatharineS, Ont.
a General Motors plant will have
the complete backing of the Inter
UAW-CIO Union. r. J
Thomas, president, said today.
This strike was authorized
by the international union and
will have its support" Thomas
said. Failure of the Canadian
government to support the le-
gitimate demands of the workers
will play into the hands of the
friends of Hitler, who would like
nothing better than to see la
bor's modest demands throttled
In Canada"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
German People Obey.
But Fingers Are Crossed

The German people are obedient,
but not enthusiastic. They wiil fol-
low Hitler as long as he seems
to be victorious. hut with their
fingers crossed. If disasters come,
If they face defeat. then the
latent. hidden diStruSt will rise
quickly 10 the surface.
Then the moral defeats Of the
Nazi system viii be felt in a wide
spread betrayal and reputation Of
socialism.
The NaliS have taught the Ger
mans 10 be selfish They have
been only too successful in such
instruction Their pupils and fol-
lowers VIII one day callouSly
abandon Hitler. l can we'll believe
that the day may come when no
German will admit that he ever
was a NaZi or wore a brown shirt.
! remember high German
officer who pointed 10 the SwaS-
tlka on his uniform and said
II have already sworn at diff
fcrent times Ia he true 10 death
10 three regimes - the Kaiser.
the Republic. and Hitler. I
wonder how many more differ
ent oaths Of loyalty I shall have
10 take before my life II over"
Copy 1871 by Little Brown A Co.
Distributed by United Feature
Syndicate Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

struggles have never in the pas;
been decided according to precise
plans. Wars must be fought as
best they can. with circum-
stances as we find them.
Many persons point to America
I suspect that
many Of these gentlemen might be
to our taking part IN this
war. no matter how we'll prepared
We were.
We have never been adequately
prepared when the fateful hour of
war arrived Under our demo-
cratic system we may never be.
We must prepare and fight stimuli
tancouSly as we have always done
before.
II would seem that, in the near
future. our most significant con-
tributlon 10 the war should be
naval. With the assistance of part
of the American fleet. we can
guarantee the safe delivery Of our
war materials 10 the British Isles.
But this would he only enough TO
deadlock the war, not to win II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
U. S. Fighting Planes
To Bomb Maxi Plants

Our next contribution could be
an ever-increasinG supply OF bomb
.ers and fighting planes which can
swarm over the heart Of Ger
lmany 5 industrial regions. We can
smash the vulnerable factories for
manufacturing erSatz materials.
We can effectively cripple the
huge German war machine by
stopping its production of syn
thetic fuel and lubricants. We can
destroy the plants manufacturing
cotton and wool substitutes. We
can prevent the Germans from Sc
curing adequate supplies OF fats
and vegetable oils
We can cause Hitler'S machine
10 crumble by pulling out the pins
at critical points.
Only then. when the German
army Is starved, lmmoblllzed, and
bcwildcred. VIII final attack Of
mechanical land forces upon the
continent be necessary TO Cllnch
the victory.
Tins viii take years. but the
British as we'll as ourselves are
far better prepared TO stand a
prolonged war than is Germany.
Hitler boosted that his war prep
.arationS before September, 1899
had already cost 81 billions of
dollars. He is spending nearly 40
billion dollars year now.
Germany has looted her CON
qucrcd neighborS and is consuming
these windfallS of materials. but
they can never he looted again;
the SupplieS are gone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

BOYS we're born to.
Helen Alexander, 1900 Linden.
Caroline Blaska, sO92 NoryeH
Dorothy blanchard. 29i4 Buchanan.
Helen Baker - ADELAIDE
Los Bach. 1880 stewart. 81 clair Shores.
Guoenctta Bruadus sos owen.
Lotue Brtl 1855 Military.
Gertrude Blancett. i66i0 WoodiGEham drive.
Jean Barns. 1888 Trinity.
Helen BugaIskt' 9Oi4 stout
Ehnur Chodopsk, 1881 Junction
Helen Campbell. 1881 Rosemort
Vioia CLANCY. 2l6s Armada. Ferndale.
Elizabeth Cote. 1857 ClovefIaVu.
June Dohrch ISL Claupolntc.
Ida Dourth 1921 Bsgtey.
Jean DonOhue, 22t5 Mspcw1od Royal oak
Theresa % Agostino. 1000 Church
Hrlcn Evanoff. aObs Tlman.
Frances Elliot. gO0lu ShiawassCc
Violet Flzrerald 1908 North Martndale.
SYLVIA Fink. 3i53 Oskman boulevard.
Huda tolhng 1922 Twenty-third.
owe Frazicr 2765S Eaton
Catherine Graham. 2o6o5 WaShtenav. era
uot Township
Blanche Ho0. 62O3 Twelfth
Ruth Hasen. 1876 Lindsay.
Isabelle Harei'k 1922 Nur'h Martindais
Anne krstage 1873 Monica
Hazel kNmsszewskl. 66f6 Seminole.
Ruth Kyle 5lf1 Concord.
steua Kashmerick, 2725 Twenty-second,
wyandotte
Rosemary Mayhcrry, 73a0 Lane
Emma Max, l3lo5 LaSaIe boulevard.
Frances MuenChInEer. 1895 Stoepei
Yvonne Mclean, 1927 Montrose
Florence Norman. l65fS Grgcs.
Georgia Norman. 1870 Clairmont.
Alice Norbcrg 1910 Lakeview.
Nora Peabody al Edison.
Auoria Regain 1928 Evanston
Mayrine Ross, 4i21 Po.k, Redf0rd Town
ship
Frances Rich'on 1869 Williams.
Mahle Rorhrch, 1902 Eichteerth.
Bertha small, 63lg Grandvllic.
Frances Socha 5O2i Fredro
Louise Schtmmeimann. 72fj Prairie.
Helen Surreu 1slli pcJkey.
Anna Schoder. 27i22 Yale. inks'er.
Margaret Shepley 1881 Fenkell
Theresa Noss 520l Lemay
Thema Wagner 2o5i5 Fremont Farm
lngtnn
Louise wslbndge 1926 washhurn.
-i-4ifes --+r---- --FrTH CTHft
Gladys walker 26512 Rurg Centeriine
Elizabeth Nagle. 22773 Olmstead. Dear
born
Helen Murph, 1872 Twelfth
IVA MRhfet 1855 BALDWIN
Mildred Nsffhtws. 2S1t National
Lillian Miller. All Nelfnurne
Eleanor Neiueur 1855 Leisure
Tony Newman 26sO Ciairmount
Jane ogden. Ii2ss Mckinney.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
By DOUGLAS MILLER

The picture drawn preceding nstament of the United
friendess otaitarian world forced to
adjust democratic economy under from across notn
oceans need become reality.
We still have time-but not too much tme-to intervene
effectively and eshap the future world along the traditional
lines the happes and feest people in the
world We still have first last, and only chance to this
war before late
Hitler yet invaded Britain If he could have done so
in the Spring Of would have moved
his armies Balkans Hitler does not know how to win
quickly All he do pound at the British Isles with
his aerial forces destroy Bran lifeline of shipping
across the Atlantic
such a campaign y aron takes time 1t gives the United
the almportant opportunity to unite to ARM and to
strike before s late.
form of military Intervention this country might
remains course technical problem for experts of
fghng Lndbergh has told that have feasible
plan for conquering Germany.
Perhaps he magnes that military problems should be
the columns Of the public Great military
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Staying Suspect Arrested

Detroit police and Mt Clemens
shcuf's deputies. working together
OF I mp uaTfy Today arrested Jo-
seph 10th. 81. wanted for murder
in Nj Clemens in a Detroit hotel
10th Is charged with fatally stab
hing Edward Love. a.. IN a beer
garden argument IN Mt. Clemens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Maj Economy Bound
To Smash, Sometime

German economy is strained al
every. point IL is bound TO smash
sooner or later. If We keep up the
pressure. How much sooner de.
Ponds on when the United States
openly enters the war.
That day viii mark the end oi
assurance and Solf-confidenCe lr
the ranks Of tho totalltarianS
That day will see the beginning oi
process of slow but sure dis.
Indignation
Every German at heart thinks
Of three things as inSeparahlN
Joined together war defeat anc
initiation The day we declare wal
will be the day the NazIS know
they are beaten
They VIII continue 10 put up a
strong resistance but their hope
of world dominion viii be gone
Every one of them VIII secretly
cndo8Nor 10 escape the Nnal de-
fcaf with as little personal loss
and suffering as he can
Remember that Hitler needs
Time 30 organize MS new Europe
and make IL contribute 10 his
military machine We must not
give him that time lie shall not
have n
Remember that every nation
conquered hy the German armies
makes ono moro area Of diScon-
tent 10 be pohccd that Hitler
dare not Withdraw from any con-
QGcrcd territory He may conquer
smaller nations but he Is no,
making any friends for Germany
ln The process.
The farther his armies advance
10 the. South and East the moro
sponsihility he undertakes ih'
longer his lines OF communicated
must Do.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
BIRTHS
GIRLS

Girls were born 10:
Catherine speck, $40 Dumbries.
Nancy Saylor. 2O33 bearing.
Alice St John, 6i4f nightingale pearoorn'
Margaret Schoy. 6i73 Mcclellan.
Georgia TTavelbee. i0i y street, HoHy.
Catherine 10th. 5525 Whitfield
Betty Tignor. s577 DeSoto.
Helen Tolsdorf. 52es Military
Julia Tietze. 1885 Roslyn road Crosse
Ponte.
Emma Trees. 1874 Flemmlng.
Anna Tremba. 1912 Iawndale
Margaret Thihideau. l2i37 Monica.
Elizabeth Tenaglia. 1857 CardonL
Catherine Quinn, 1919 MENDOZA.
Jeanette Vincent, 1904 Mack crosse
Ponte. -.
MARY. Vanderburg $500 Southern, Dearborn
Alice Wright. POOL Brighton.
Elizabeth watson, 60 Leslie, Highland
Park.
Christiana White. 4sis Maxwell
Helen Wickert. 1903 Clarann, MelNlndale
Mary Walter 1889 Fielding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
WANT 40 RATES
DETROIT TIMES
Daily and Sunday
Per Word Per Day
EXCEPTIONS

To Rent Rooms. Housekeeping
Rooms, Board and Room, Children 10
Board. Home for Aged. Invalid. situa-
tions Wanted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Lost and Found

BLACK SCOTTIE DOG-Klndly return
Liberal reward. Townsend 54osi. 1920
Clements
BLACK. WHITE SPITZ Cambria County,
Pennsylvania license. reward Telephone
Tyler 6.7947
ENVELOPE Containing Colorado views.
cards, FfiirSfay-. tr0sse foIrte bustne
Reward Townsend 9 500
WEDDING RING initiated "R On.
II, 1885, conner Charlevoxl Reward
Townsend s-63ig
WRIST WATCH -Lady's Flgin valued as
keepsake. Vicinity Copin and Jefferson
Substantial reward. Telephone Drexel
OOPS
Upper BRIEF CASE tBible, books)
neiehborhood 1910 Prest Reward. Tyler
5-25G1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Male Help Wanted
DRIVERS WANTED
Radio Repairmen and Testers
Mechanical Insnect ors

Have several openings for men thorough
experienced in above capacities Apply
DETROIA CORP. 1850 CHATFIEL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Another ConqUeror
Vino Tried loo Much

Tho Germans could achieve their
now Europe 81 they wore once al
lowed 10 devote an thor energy
toward thar ord bur they can
never co that Dc $50 keep Up the
military pressure from the West
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Carpet Cleaners end Dyers

CARPETS. rugs mace over: laid. repaired
Standard Rug a Opt. Cleaners. RA ss5l
Carpet Cleaning. ASH
Collingwood Rugs cleaned. Insured,
Telephone Hogarth 31O0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

DAWSON WYOMING section - One-roon
studio apartment. Frigifaire. So 81.
Norfhlaup
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

BOYS rs 10 rs. with bicycles. vho are
not returning 20 school this Fall for
heafhful outdoor work good pay s,es IS
work vacations with pay. See Mr Swarth.
out Room 206 536 shelby. 9 a m. 10 ~
EXPERIENCED colored bumper mechanic
wanted, with references Hubbard Car
age. Tsfrscs 7-eo3o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
a D0rtnenfs for Rent
Furnished
Hotels
ADERNA HOTEL

CENTRALLY LOCATED DAILY 81 no.
81 so private bath cool outslgc rpors.
downtown 35ia Cass
HOTEL WASHINGTON. 2l3G Cas-
Rooms. - weekly private shower. 81 50
weekly transerts 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
DEATHS

Lavina X Marquis. s7s Charlotte 81
Thomas HUT 3ei2 HlliEer -
Frank n Feely 1852 Artesisn. 81
Mary Crst 1904 Ford. Van Dyke p.
Louis r Aubry. iil0 Webb 80
Horace Perry 7f5 Madison. rs
Salvatore Nontante. qis5 Cameron. IS.
Mary Lessnau. sn6h Malvern 81
George Young. 1862 Tennessee 80
Russell II Leege 1881 Hardwood So
Barney Nosanchuk 2024 Glynn court %
Joshua Harry lsaacson. 229b Longfeilow, a.
August Mailman. 5026 Grandy 81
Julian Patricia Troth. $3.50 Chopin ? mos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

BOYS MUST BE rs OR 10. WITH BI-
CYCLES, FOR EVENING WORK JUST
THE JOB FOR AMBITIOUS BOYS WHO
ARE NOT CARRYING a HEAVY PRO
Mr. swARTHoUT. ROOM 2Oe, 53s
SHELBY M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13


PILES AND Chronic DISEASES
Successful office. treatment while working
Doctor he Swarte Rectal Clinic. 300j CaSs
avenue. Temple 1924
PROF ON-AsTROLOGf
CONSULTATIONS i0-5 daily. TUESDAYS
and Fridays until 2. closed SUNDAY. 3i1s
John r.. between Erskine and Eliot.
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE-Church of
christ Appointments daily. 1860 West
Grand boulevard Tyler 6-7333
RUPIUkL AND RECTAL DISEASES
Treated as you work Hygea Clinic 2i3
Boulevard Bldg. at 1910 Woodward. Tel.
TR 1850
sCfATlCA- RhEUMATISM Successful ex-
terral plaster Barbaglia system. 505s
Chalmers LEnox us3s
TESTAID Intestinal add. reliably effec-
tive. Is Tor alert people of disceEnmenJ
REdford 6335-M
WANDA LOU-Health studio. invigorat-
INK treatments. Open 1910. Madison
0520
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

CALVERT tHamuton) Nicey furnished
front. private home. home atmosphere.
TGWnsgrt :
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
You Can't Do Business With Hitler
u. Still Is Able
To Turn the Tide

(Th is ths,eeyenth Of a taken Douglas Mlers
you With Hitler published by Lir brown
commercial stfsche the AmeTi
can embassy Berlin Of them under the Nazi regme)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
DIVORCES

Marie Dnrlcia GalabH from Luciano.
Anerda Richie from Laurence
Fred n DOM from Rhea N
Mabel Gibbons from Clarence
George ~ Mericanin from S'nJa
Milo Lodue Fuller from Ethel
Adele KobrinSky from Joseph.
Lorena Champion from Ralph.
John H. Parsons from Jeanne Elizabeth
Virginia Deieado from Juan
Mamie r. r Tzsch from john
William Francls -Sehmiz from Louise T.
Dorothy kasmawkki fFem Phillip.
Mildred Rtfti-ffom Joseph 8
Margaret Bradley from Kenneth.
Alex Samu from Gladys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES


clifford j. Clark. 20; Gloria w Brunty Is.
Frank Kochevar, "a. Christine Taucher' Y.
Leonard Berner. IS. Shirley X. Powers Sd
Nicholas KeJsich. IS; damn kislch, II.
James r. Eppey, p Eiizineth ros,sh' e.
Joseph Youkna, %: Bertha Barkauskas' 10.
Julius Rarhani 20; Pauline Cautriaca, 20.
Joseph Kosydar. "a: Leocadia Zelevskl "
Norman A. Douglass, rs; Irene T. Flem-
George J Fusik. 90: Asnes Nsgher 81.
clarence Brooks 81 Louise Wilson. 81
Leonard Gensicki. 81; Helen Przhylowski
%
-McKelvie Herd. %. Cora Belle Green. 20.
Robert L. Warner. 10. Elaine NJ. sehu-
Reniamin siegel. So; Rcbeccs Cold, So.
Vincent J. Cernuto. 30 Agnes r. ferko'
Donald NJ. Carson. 40 Agnes c. Dorr Is.
Albert r. simons, az Martha H. Nelson
Edward p. Ksnigowsk. "a; Helen Pazdzi-
Harold H. Lowe 30; Isabella csrlnc 81.
zigmund Hsdrowski. rs; Elnor Grabo"ski'
Harry c. Birwood %; Marion r. Nor
Rmce y. Grace. 25; Dorothy s Hamilton.
Edein c. Rizor Jr 10; Virginia =. Mesel,
EDWARD R,cla. 81; Mary s,kora. 81
William r. Harris. IS Kathleen A. spouiz
u
stanley r. Chmurs. "a; Antoinette Knoll.
-
John Novinski. 80; Valerie Ran'cre"'h'.
John NJ. Miner. q: Ethel NJ Bas,1. -
Kenneth R; Mckenzie q Grace kss,
David Holman. %. Mary Asremovf'z. %.
Earl r Michsud Jr.. %: Ann Mccuade. p
Otin Nieman 2l stda Nelson, n,
Richard HneEh. &c Marion Baetz. p
Clarence Hazel q: Birdie Curry, 20
Howard n spickneIl, rs Helen c. Mar,
kavich. 2s
James FOLEY 80 Julia r. Nassau %.
Edward J. Maziasz, % Eleanor ziomek
Abe la Belle. %: Mildred sehreibman 20
Norman Herendeen, ?6' Velda h. Smith
27.
waller II Rein. 2e; Marguerite A. WIN
John Nemeth. ?1:sLtlhan Meszarda. II.
Leon L. Giacobazzi u; Marislaine NJ
William Evans. 90: Sadie = Harper, 10
Howard s. Seward, IS Juani'a Ledford
rs.
Jack Philips, "a; Virginia NJ John
son. IS
Rudolph +. stou, 2s; GLADYS Jackson. a.
Charles Couzens &c GLADYS jackson "a
Charles Couzens, So; Eileen \. ohiarny
10
Julian W Jancz>k, % stella !, zarem.
John l. Builder. 80; Marjorie NJ Fox
James f. Richard, 81; Dorothy. schoenherr
20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
furnished Rooms for Rent

CALVERT tHamnion) Nicey furnished
front. private home. home atmosphere.
Townsend s3ses
GENERAL MOTORS DISTRICT - Com
Portable room. refined quiet home and
Trinity 27stf.
GRAND RIVER jos. b544 South Clarendon
a. Double. single. transportation. reasons
able Tyler i66Po
PRAIRIE. ssis- Nice room for gentleman:
near good transportation. SorthlAwn
1857
ST MARYs 1850 cheerful room Tor
refined person. garage available. Ner-
mont 5-7is2
WESLEY HALL
Comfortable rooms for men, 50 90 up.
Reading room 2sOf SIKH
YOSEMITE. ee74 Boston Two rooms,
one suitable two gentlemen. Board OPP
tinnal
COLORFD- Fort East 1907. apartment IL;
furnished rooms 81 5o.S3 not water
CoLORED FarnsYor'h 252 apartment
10i, comfortable room. couple prefer
red excellent transportation
CoLORED 80 Chandler Comfortably
furnished rooms reasonable. excellent
transportation Trinity 1920
COLORED 1878 s. Aubin comfortable
room single 50 So couple. 81 so. Tenn
PIE 1906
CoLoRED smith. s33 Comfortably 1uf-
nishcd, clean room suitable refined gen-
tieman reasonable
coLoRED 3s73 81 Aubin. - 50 after
10 a m 8 30 p m Temple 2Pns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Housekeeping Rooms

DAWSON -WYOMiNG section One room
studio apartment, Frigifaire. So 81.
N0rthlavn e16f
FIFTEENTH 1857 L.ving room. bed.
room H,ch'1. private bath clean. hot
water heat. <l2
HARMON, 1913 LarEe furnished front
room good transportation between
Oakland Brush
NAVAHOE $50 Jefferson Comfortably
furnished housekeeping room everything
Included $751; 50
PARK $40 - Three room housekcepin5
apartment, 81 so. children Sleeping
room. 50 30
ST CLAIR. ii39 tnear Garfield Fores,)
comfortable bedroom. kitchen. priSai,
entrance; reasonable.
VAN DYKE i047-AttFaeti.el furnished
Housekeeping room kltchcuetfe refrig-
Grafton. everything included, S9.O
WILLIS. WEST fil-Lower four. private
entrance school child welcome: s..
coLoREDl-- Msybury Grand 5335-Large
front room. kitchen privileges couple.
Tyler 1854
COLORED --Attrac'jvely furnished rooms:
kltShene,te. ADULTS 722 los. Campsu.
1891 Cameron Temple i7256
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Male Help Wanted

Al SURFACE GRINDER hand on gauge
work also mill hands highest wages for
good experienced men. Call Plaza O6il
Boys. ii and older, whose
school grades average c or bet
ter, can earn money by carry
ing a Detroit Times route in
their own neighborhood. Write
The Detroit Times, Home De-
livery Department, Detroit,
Mich, for full details.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Marine News
nITRnIT

UP-calume, 5o5 p m FRIDAY Cart
Wilson 20 sierra. .ao Couneaui AZ
rived ; io Michigan. f2i sumstra Ar
rived, 30 7. Quarres 80. Fiantz
5 80 Cadillac. 20 IS l. Ktng. 7.lt. J
L Reiss arrived WhHncy -Seapoard 20 ar
rivec, % sch0elkopf Jr 30 & a
Reiss. .05 CaEco. $40 Chicago Tribune
e.55. Huron arrived 10, Pollock 10 40
Macuuhrey u 20. Pegasus Lndahury
II 25; T. L. Ford 1910 a N SATURDAY
Psisey y 20 parsteH arrived 30
Barkhsmfteaf Constitution arrived 'o
Dalton 2 sFndret arrived 81; Has
arty. 3:l5. Galloway. 323 Bunsen .
FINLAND %. Fulton DICK arrived 90
Kerr. , Barlow Frugfuiy arrived 10
Pontiac. Crescent city arrived $50 Har
vey Brown $40. Corvus q. James
MAZDA arrived %. HumricE Louise ar
rived, $50. Grand Island. $50, Adams
bows Harver. su,sna arrived Man.
tsdoc. Matsafa o. m Friday Wind
solis Townsend. 3lt Atterbur, cleared
3 30. AIgoway 4 ACAdlAIte Msrt's-l1fis
cleared Stelnhfenner. ~ CaiverIeN Jr
$50; Humrk-Lou.ss cleared sos Ber
Ford arrived $40. rFc.o warrior ~
Denmark Hft. jim BroVn. 6l5 Widerre
ass. pehobsc1' 80 Collins 40 Net
Teton. = FrI' arrived $50 Nakrhs NJ
CieVeco 49, Crruefuf cleared S.
Joliet ago. Pusni- $3.50 Jupfer 1850
Crap arrived 81 Youngstown So %.
CcraIa cleared rf 80 NutLe srr,rr
.li.3t Grape r'esfe - 49, IS"
Hams ~ 81 elfsrt cared 81
saturdsy F.at'sh.tg srr' So
TnItFs cleEfft. lf' h-rsfr. f.
Peiss cfearer Come Nt
Ehuas 3 l0 Name 20 sad.
Berv IN arrived sff Erie Cs8-e.
NUDE c'earff Nr'.r-IF Frf.l-
cur sapCr Freeland arrived 7z Yc'euf
SAUIT SIT MARIE
Up reen.s.ara 81 N tr1al "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Clio Threatens
Auto Strike in
War on ALL

City officials today viewed with
apprehension the threat OF the
Go 10 call out Detrot's auto
workers If necessary 70 aid the
CIO in It's fight 10 organize the
truck drivers Of the city the ma
jority Of whom already are IN
the AL.
Charging that the AL team
sters were importing out OF town
thugs and racketeerS TWO Go
Spokesman. Joseph r. paCano
Wayne County Go Council oHi-
cial and c. Russell Turner inter
national representative az The
United Construction Workers Or
gaming Committee made TIC
threat az a meeting Yesterday
with Acting Mayor John w
Smith, Cooperation CounSc J
Paul r krauSe. Police Commls-
sioner Frank n. Eaman and VII
liam Ryan. underSherin
City officials had requested the
meeting