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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Deatt Rotires

LANG-May Q. 1871. Julia. age 81. at her
residence. SOIL Algonquin avenue. Be.
loved wife of Alois william. mother Of
Mrs. Peter scheid and the late Mrs.. Walter
Doll, Funeral from daughters residence,
Our Lady OF Good Counsel Church at ESQ.
PARPOL0wICZ = May 9, 1871 Of ass
Roosevelt. Stanley. beloved husband OF
xaiery. loving father Of Marie Schultz.
Helen Formeli Alice Kurnik, steiia wisa.
Cecilia. Frank. Thomas and Joseph: also
survived by IS grandchilsr rem: funeral FRI
day from Joseph J. sAmowski Chapel.
flee Campbell. at Buchanan, at $50 Q.
m. 81. Casimr Church a. ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Ward Sales Up
d Per Cent

Montgomery Ward & Co. sales
for April totaled S5S ,068, 072, COM
pared with 1855, 1888 for the like
1910 week, an increase of 26.6 per
cent. Sales for three months
totaled S136, 393, 1856, against $115,-
22S,5 34 for the like period of last
year, an increase of 1874 per cent.
March sales showed an increase
of 141a per cent over March, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
DEATHS

DGh ~ no
Ida Fischer. 1875 Philip, g.
Michael @. Beier, 2o3e Beecher, ss.
Joseph Kroiikowski. 1851 East Ferry. 50.
william Ray tGrayl; 2747 Franklin. rs.
s M: h aShs .n .s:s y icss Pow: s
Emma NM Laura A. sayrs. 772s West Grand
b boa,: 4 i,! s,ownelI; ; 70: Temple. ..
Lila B. MASSEY 1874 Avery. 10.
Margarst Mae Porter. 1888 Monterey. co.
rn s~s., Her Herbert Fraser. as'7s York road.
chrissi.n ". Duty. scsS Humsoi H n.
Man X: Miller. 1887 Central. 10.
James =. Barnes. 1881 Campbell, 10.
john s Ss9nss sss So TSSSscn' g.
Edward Herbert; soss Bristol place, Is.
A Assn' H:nD s.. az sss, s. som s:n
Ola Hammond. saline. Mich. 90.
Louisa Matilda Smith. iI7o5 Iiene, u.
George N. Fedsrick, l7sos Plymouth road.
s s:,t,ss r ss,.5.%. ,s,s s.,zmeun, g.
Margaret Frances McKsnna, 70s Temple,
Thomas .. Hocknon. STAT Holconb. rs.
William Arnold Smith, go Fisher road
Crosse Points PARK. -.
Alsasndsr sgrc.yk; 1891 Baldwin. %.
Martin 4, Nicholson, s2i washington road.
Crosse Potnte, So
Anna DAILY. 52e7 Avery. 70.
Peter Romanski. s652 Graham, 81.
Harold r. Fish. 545e Townsend, al
Ella Luckerman, 1911 Danbury, 70.
MEX Ma;s,osiacomo. 7lss Charter. Lincoln
Elbridgs Glasscook, ias Crown. 30.
Mary LaBlanc. 1928 shipherd court, 81.
Earl Bullock. 143 Farrand. Highland Para.
Harry Matchmaker. fasss t,o,,,nuyr N
Paul \. sinmank. 1910 westphsIia, 90.
Irene FAIR, 204h Burk River Rouge, 70.
Anna N. Poosch. l1so fireman. 70.
Gordon Smith. 743l Mack, 2.
Robert Campbell. eol Atkinson, rs.
Fneda Smith, 14A Frederick, IS.
Matte sprfngborn. eandusky. a.
Patrick Butler. 1850 Lysander, so.
Crosse lie, -.
Emma McKillop, 1905 fireman, 10.
Arthur Smith, e7s Eliot, 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
.Tinken Roller
Pays IS Cents

Timken Roller Bearing Company
has declared a dividend Of Is cents,
payable June 5, TO stock of record,
May 20. On March S. a dividend
of so cents was paid. and on June
5, 1910. the payment was IS cents.
March quarter net profit was
S2,6l3.451, equal TO S1.0S a share,
against $2,887.51s. or Sl20 a
share, in the March quarter of
1910.
The company said that March
quarter earnings did not reflect
the recent wage and salary in
creases effective April /, which are
expected to amount TO $780, 900
annually.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Pangburn Joins Staff
OF J. Stirling Getthe||

Clifford Pangbur1. who for more
than five and half years has been
with Lord & Thomas. New York.
as copy chief on RCA. and more
recently Frigidaire. has joined J.
Stirling Cetchell. Inc. Prior to his
associa ton with Lord & Thomas.
Pangburn was with M Cam,
Erickson. Inc. Chicago. and Err
win. Massey & Co. New York.
working on the Ford and Hudson
Motor Company accounts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07

OF I n e federal
g o er nment,
starting in 1896
and W DIRK / n &
successfully in
the Wy de-
ar tment. de-
ar m ent OF
agriculture, war
d e art ment,
tire ury de-
partment an d
as confidential
assistant to the
assistant secre-
tary OF the
treasury.
Brown Is a
native Of Coop
and q Harvard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07

ID ye ars, re-
tired today.
w i'll lam A.
Brown, assist
ant & enc ra Il
solicitor for the
c o rporat ion
since 1918, was
ele cted secre-
tary.
All other Of.
ficers of the
E o rpor a ton
were reelected
Mt the annual
. r ga n ization
meeting.
ct joined
United ST Ates
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07

Steel as secretary to the late
Judge Gary in 1911 and served as,
among other things. press liaison
man for the board chairman.
Prior to his service with the
corporation he was in the service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Michigan Gas Sales Higher

Michigan Consolidated Gas
Company for the week ended May
3 sold 1877 .215 gas units, compared
with 7S6.004 units for the week
ended NAV 4, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07

Weather. raining: track. slow
First RAce-Uncle Whig Muriel Lee,
Running Time. Gallant Glance.
Second Race-Fast Work Quicker. Re-
lief Worker, Davishill. Badly, Parking
Ticket.
Fourth Race War Hostage.
Fifth Race-sister Reign.
Seventh Race--Jetnabsr, Houstonian.
Eight Race--Victor Hugo.
Ninth Race bstitute)-Declared OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Standard Accident
Declares Dividend

The Standard Accident 1nsur-
ance Company today declared a
quarterly dividend of 62l2 cents
per share. payable June 5 to stock
holders of record May Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
YOUR CREDIT
IS Good
~ Ysv Mere . TsIsshensJ

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Of the many services you get when you
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rentals, domestic help, things 10 buy
or sell and so forth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
BIRTHS

BIRTHS
June Mstrosic. s444 chaifonts.
Johanna Melcher, 1884 Ford.
Frances Msehovies. TOO Joy road.
Rubye Nave, 1859 Monterey.
Beatrice Nicholas, 1925 Maine.
Gene Mattress. 544 Newport.
Id. Peck. 1900 Tsrns:, Dearborn.
Lidwine Ross 5s3s Porter.
Norins Rogers. l6503 Chesterfield.
E iS.n. s.s sS%'i i;i. i el.,. s'.nd'
Rose serafin. 4so1 Thirty-seeond.
Girls were born TO:
lnez Anderson, 1917 washtenaw.
Beatrice Alexander, 2olo Calvert.
Grace Altmeyer, Ss14 Otsego.
Mary Anderson; SOC Fsrmdsis Female:
Stella Burman. 1879 Charest.
Delphine Bell, io457 Helen.
Margaret Blackwood. i2740 Santa Clara.
Leona clemmon. 2ltoe Ithaca, Ferndsis.
Helen Coulter, $50 Beniteau.
Francesca D'Agostino, 3s+i Riopslie.
Edith Birmingham. lloe Burns.
Grace Ferguson. SITS Cadillac.
Alice Gilehrist, 1851 Birwood-
Gale Gibson. 1891 Glynn court.
Helen Gondek. e6is Herkimer.
Leona ourchiek, 125o5 Glenneld.
Margaret Habner, 635 Peterboro.
Nancy Harb, s24 stimson.
Nora Healey, s22s De Soto.
Hildegarde Hardy. 1889 Devonshire.
Alice Hove, 1880 Falrview.
Ada HILL 30 East Philadelphia.
Villa Johnson. 3li6 Wabash
Iona Jubenvile. s6l Conner.
Helen Joachim, $4,000 snovden.
Josephine KedIieIski. .24so Horton.
kathryn kleeb. 3s22 West Euclid.
stella Kurdyna, 505f Scotch.
Irene Krauss, l41 East Henry.
Dorothy Kepler, 2223 West Warren.
Rose Lodari, 5e72 Belvedere.
Emma Lambert. 1885 Goddard road.
Dearborn.
Marie Lbs, 1921 Robson.
Mary Luckner, 3435 Hurlbut
Ali Mcconnell, 3431 Midland. 49,
Helen Marchand, 2s25l Fenkeu, BEDFORD.
Mary Mack. 557 Academy, Ferndale.
Jane Msader, 5el5 Gilbert.
Elizabeth Meyer. 1929 Larkmoore, Berkeley.
Violet Max. o021 Baldwin.
istephanie Meakin, $3.50 Lincoln.
Agnes Nitecki. 1881 Dean.
Wanda OlsIewski, 55l South Poet.
Hasel Popkey. 2s23 Toledo.
Johnnie Phillips. 1888 Jay street.
Mary RIM, 2l15 Alter road.
Helen steffler, 1eO4e Freeisnd.
Martha Thomas, 1884 io-Mile road, East
Kuls volchithis. col coliingwood.
Trixie Vickery, 2437 Antoinette.
Mildred Wilson, 1901 Woodland drive.
Charlotte Wenta. 1903 Williamson, Dear
horn.
Laura belle Ward, 34ii springie.
Mildred Watkins, 471h Main street. River
Rouge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
OK. leet Retires
From u. 5. Steel
I.s.ra..,saaI News serv,s. Wiz.

!; NEW YORK. May AFTER 30
years Of service with United
States Steel Corporation, George
X. Leet. corporation secretary for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Marine News
DETROIT


Brown. s:i0; Perseus. 3:25; Fulton. 3:4s
Ewig. 3.55; Windoc, 4.06; Wyandottt
$40. olenelg, 5:55; Kerr. e:15; Mead. ar.
rived. $50: Joliet. e:45: Phil Minch. $50
Young. South Park. arrived 1:is; Saturn
Constitution, arrived SIS; Ingalls,. ar
rived $40 Robbins Fitch. arrived s:l5;
sonoma, arrived $50; Queen City, . SIS
wocd. cleared io:s'; Gosernot Miller a.
ries. i2:2o; Snyder Jr., 1888; calysrley Jr..
1910: Ferris. 1:55; Taurus. 2:i0: Elba.
2:i5; Hanna Jr-. $50; Manuel Z; 7. Weir,
Dinkey, 7:45; Sioux. 1850. Lebanon, SIS,
shiras, SIS, Cole. $50.
DowN-Marquetts. AIS p. m. Tuesday
Amazon, $50; Gypsum. cleared 3:oo;
Mathiott, cleared 4: Moody. cleared s.
:. 1; Rsis, 500; West sac; Gailow way
stadaeonna, s:25; Pressure Isle. $3.50
HartweIi. arrived $40: Mead cleared s:45;
stifel. $40: Crudoil. $50; Huron. arrived
s:35; Fleetwood, cleared lo:25; South
Donneny. ii 80: McGonagle. l2;25 a. m.
Wednesday; Bethlehem. 1898; Tsts, /,
Eegaunee. 1:i5: Gleneig. 100; John, ar
rived so: Butler. 40; Hosford. 2 80,
Utica. cleared $50; Brieoidoe, =; Cor.
Cornell. $50: Morrow. Pontiac, $40;
Cambria. s:25; Gallagher. $50; Dshlke
s:55; wniowbranch. 7:40: Colonel, 1855;
sam Morse. sos; Norfolk, s:35.
sAULT STE. MARIE
UP-Tuesdsy. STANDARD Portland Ce'
ment. Pathfinder, $50 a. m; CyEnus
Benson Ford. noon: Maunsloa, s, b. Way
Ganadoe, 1890 p. m. steelchemist MARY
land; J: p: Burke. 80; J. b Kichsr se
saucon,l = So steiRbFeBBsF.- 10 30 ID. L.
Norton, II 30: VIM. kdenoorn. Roeolins'
midnight
UP-wednssday. nothing
DowN-Tuesday Henry Ford, S 80
a. m: ". O. Pollock. 10. Algoway. H.
J. B. cowie., 1870 p m: g: A. Je ;,siT
son. I 80: II. Yates. W. A. Irwin. ontsdoe.
soodoe. IoeoIi,e, $50: H. Joh ,n:9n.. e Q
Mclean. II. Campus. O. b Leonard. mid
night. -
Lynch q m; Michigan. r. Reiss 4
o g Mcfarland. $3.50; D. Houghion, NJ.
Mullen. 3 $40.
Denss -fog through entire river. nothing
moving since q. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Scratches

international News Service Wire
AT JAMAICA
weather. clear; track fast.
Second Race-Eldee, Broiler.
Third Rsce-steam Roller, Rodslma,
Baseuka. Grand Pageant.
Fourth Rsce-Zacstine
Sixth Rsce-vslevictoran, Alseleds.
Mintsou.
Seventh Race-Jsek Sting.
At PIMLICO
Weather, clear; track. fast.
First Race-Horn. Lit Up.
Second Race-Golden Novice, Tnphsm.
ner. Bar Ship. Garden Gal
Fourth Rsce-Jscotte.
Seventh Race-Itslan Harry, seaioch,
Top Shell.
Eighth RAce-stand In. Accidental.
Kaptine, Bounding Count, Howard,
Gimpey, Santiago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
AT CHURCHILL DOWNS

At CHURCHILL DOWNS
Weather. clear; track, slow.
First Race-Tacky sue.
Second Rsce-Beth Bon, Broomian.
Seventh RAce-Three Cioyers.
Eighth Rsce-Gerneaux
Note-siNth race declared on Fourth
rare will be split and run az fourth and
sixth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
At NARRAGANsErT PARK

Wththtr, cIeaf, treck, Iaet.
First Rsce-Indisns Spa. Daisy Boy.
Hard Lady, Gimco, Altadena, Gallant
Risk
second Raee-our David. Traggst Sill
yer Beam, Whooper, Griddle, County An
tnm.
Fourth Race-Gay Trace, Lady Val,
Bonnie Vixen, sun High, Belle High, Ma
linda q
Seventh Raee-Blsekmaii. Bonnie Bus,.
Hot Iron, County Bond. Cosse, Bertilion.
Eighth Race-Many Fiage, San An
tiocs, Sir Time, Tobacco. Copper Tube.
knights sox.
Ninth Race (substitute l-Declsred of.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
At sPoRrsMANs PARK

Al sfOhIsMANS fAhh
Weather, cloudy; track. heavy.
First Race-Grey Ethel, Baybsns.
Hasty star. Panic Relief, Masked Plane,
Axslson. Tervette, Ted Husins.
Second Race-Doctor's Rose. Goochie
G. Bookman. Cautivo, Free Miss, DIVER
non, Tex Star. Bun Ryan.
Third Rsce-star Blink. Gino Miss,
Pilots Gal, Sparkling Gun.
Fourth Race-shersb Jr.. Miss Yep.
Smith David. Pass Forward. Wool, Fan
fun. Anna Grand, Ferrybost.
Sixth Race-Killarney Lass. Ravenns,
Magic Winnie. Ruth Lerner. Miss Pity
pat. Ny Buddy, Lady Federal, Tad.
Eighth Race-Kiev Singer
Ninth Race tsubstitute) -Deciared OF.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07

erstown, ". Y,
graduate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07

and a courteous, efficient, thoroughly trained
Times tUsnt ad girl ni gladly assist you properly
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
They Need Help

I'm just plain Kansas City
and 1 have never had any ties
with the war-beleaguered ma
lions, but I know they need help
and If 1 can in any way give
them any, I'm more than will
ing" said Brenda.
Miss O'Sullivan's husband, Johr
Farrow, Hollywood director anc
an officer in the Canadian navy
is commanding an armed merchant
ship somewhere at sea. Her 20
months-old son, Michael, is with
his nurse in Washington.
Says Maureen:
To-day you don't count your
sorrows, you count blessings. 1
have many.
For the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

the Irish will give him what the
Greeks are giving Italy," said
Maureen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Sable on Housing Board;
TWo City Planners Named

Mayor Edward J. Jefries -Jr-
Saturday announced appointment
of a new housing commission
member, two new city plan com
mission members and 10 members
for "a new housing comission COM
mittee on homes registration.
Henry u. Sable. well known
Belgian leader and owner of a
fruit products company. was
named TO replace Charles II. Awk-
erman. who resigned from the
housing commission some months
ago. Sable lives at $3.50 East
Outer drive.
Replacing Joseph r. Schiappa-
caSse Of the city plan commission,
who resigned to join the zoning
board Of appeals. the mayor sp-
pointed Joseph Stelmack of 1871
keystone avenue. for a term to
expire March !, 1913. Stelmack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Committee Chosen

Named to this committee were
George Emery, city plannert
Percival Dodge, director of the
Detroit Community Fund; Ray
mond NJ. Foley. director of Fed
eral Housing Administration; Will
lis II. Hall of the Board of Com
merce; Tracy NJ. Doll, president
of the Greater Detroit and Wayne
County Industrial Union Council;
Edmund II. Huffman, executive
vice president of the Builders As
ISOLATION: Frank X. Martel of the
Detroit and Wayne County Fed
Grafton of Labor; DR.. Lent D.
Epson of the bureau of govern
mental research; A. Lynn Trout
of the citizens housing and plan
ming council; George Edwards. De-
troit Housing Commission Secre-
tary.
Thomas D. Leadbetter. city
clerk: Harold NJ Hastings. man.
ager of the Detroit Aderaft Club:
Henry y. johnson of the Detroit
Real Estate Board: Mrs. A. NJ.
Woodward of the Y. w. c. A: F.
Gardener Legg, Detroit Board of
Health; Howard Bliss, Detroit
Real Estate Board; Vance G. In
gals, assistant corporation coun-
sci; William Brown and William
Hartman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Actresses Here,
Aid Greek Drive

II the Greeks have a word for
anything. they should have a
couple, and very expressive ones,
for two of Hollywood's most de-
lectable who are here to help
swell Detroit's share in Greek war
relief.
They are Brenda Joyce, aptly
termed the typical American
girl, and Maureen O'Sullivan. the
blue-eyed colleen who came out of
Ireland to become TarZan's mate.
Both added plenty of beauty to a
b anquet Saturday night at
Masonic Temple for aid to the
Greeks.
eff Hitler starts after Ireland,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

owns a wholesale and retail meat
l,t.gs~e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Workers Rdtify
ST
Midland Palt,
Return Monday
3-Week Strike Ends;
Lincoln Plant May
Reopen This Week

Workers at the Midland Steel
Products Company, who have been
on strike for three weeks, will re-
turn Monday, following ratifica-
ton Saturday of an agreement by
UAW-CIO members at Slovak
Hall.
A five-cent an hour increase was
granted by the management
though the unions demand for
abolition of the pjeee-work system
was refused.
Resumption of activity at Mid
land is expected to result in re-
opening of the Lincoln plant Of the
Ford Motor Company on Wednes-
day or Thursday. Approximately
5000 Lincoln workers have been
idle because of lack of Midland
made chassis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Loses Both Legs
In Steel Press
cspsrisA. by Detroit Ilmaa--AIl riahta rsssrssd.

Both legs amputated. Albert
Steiger. 54, fought for life in St
Joseph's Hospital, Mount Clemens,
Saturday after he was crushed for
an hour between the locked jaws
of a giant scrap steel press.
Macomb County deputies said
/ Steiger of 1885 Ivanhoe avenue,
Roseville, smoked cigarets and
talked and joked with fellow
workmen while clamped in the
machine at the Fargo Scrap Steel
Company, 26600 Bernette avenue.
Warren Township.
Deputies said they feared to
remove Steiger until doctors ar.
rived because he might have bled
to death.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Detroit Tlm... Az right. reserved.

owns a wholesale and retail meat
business.
J. J. VIasic Named
The second appointment to the
plan commission is Joseph J.
Vlasic of 1868 Walden street,
milk dealer and distributor. for a
term expiring March l. 1914.
Vlasic replaces William B. Mayo.
whose term has expired.
On March IA the Detroit Hous-
ing Commission approved the
establishment of a committee on
homes registration in accordance
with a recommendation of the
homes registration division of the
office of defense housing.
1t purpose is to survey and
ascertain available housing for de-
Tense workers and to register such
housing for rentals and refer de-
Tense workers to these facilities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Forging Co. Farley

At the Michigan Forging Com
pany. 1000 West jefferson avenue,
management and representatives
of the 100 UAW-CIO members on
strike were TO meet Monday in in
attempt TO negotiate the wage in
crease and other demands which
resulted in a strike there. The
company makes machine gun parts
for en- and. the union alleges, re-
fused 10 bargain.
The strike al the Let's Drop
Forge Company. 27l4 West Jeffer-
son avenue, continued as did the
jurisdictIonal dispute at the Book
Cadillac where the Go is picket
ing the hotel which has an All.
closed shop contract
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Settle Truck Strike

Thomas r. Lippard. president of
the Federal Motor Truck Com
pany, announced a three weeks
old strike at his plant, affecting
400 workers, had been settled by
himself and Victor Reuther and
Edward Falls of UAW-CIO local
settlement Sunday afternoon.
Also reported settled was the
HillSdale Steel Products Company
dispute that would have cut the
flow of some parts vital to the
manufacture of the Ford Motor
Company's midget army trucks.
Fifteen Hillsdale grinders who
W a | k @ d out demanding pay in
creases agreed 10 return to work
pending an NLRB election.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Defense Plants
Face Tax Drive

Detroit's huge defense industries
Saturday received a warning from
city tax collectors that their rec
ord high inventories of supplies.
tools and machinery would be re-
lentlessly pursued this Spring for
taxation purposes.
Kenneth J. McCarren. city as
SCISSOR, announced that he was
sending out $1,000 personal prop
erty assessment blanks and that
his regular assessing staff was
augmented this year with an ad-
ditional staff to check inventories
Of plants with defense contracts.
For the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
New Bond Offerings
Show Little Chanqe

NEW YORK. March 29.-New
bond offerings this week totaled
SIS, $4,000. against $50 $50, 600 last
week and S4s,307,00 last year, it
was reported today.