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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
Deatb Rotlres

CARUsO-Ignazio. Nov. is: beloved hus.
band OF Rosa. dear father Of Philip.
Joseph. Mammie. Jennie and Carlo. Funeral
Monday from residence. 29l2 Canton. At
y a m, and Holy Family Church At
10 a. m. lnterment Mt olivet
HONIE - Constantia (nee Huddlestonel.
Nov. H. beloved mother of Mrs. Charles
Holden, Mrs. John Osborne. Mrs. Raymond
Wales, Fred and John Huddlestone
Funeral from 1921 Harrison Ave. Allen
Park Monday Al 2;3o p. m Burial
Woodmere.
REMsING-November 20. Katherine, be.
loved wife OF John. dear mother OF Jack
william Mrs. Katherine Peterson and Elsie
.RsmsiAs alec survived by two yrsndcnil-
dren. Funeral from residence. sCe7 Mar
cross. Monday afternoon At /. Frank W.
Malone director.
sTANDAR tSltender)- -Novembe 10. 1912
Frances. beloved wife OF Anthony. loving
mother OF Martha Reamer. Michaei, Frank.
Joseph John and Floria sister OF cath
rine Tychulski also survived ny Dolores
and 10 grandchildren and two great grand
children. Funeral from residence, 1887
Kopcnick. Tuesday, $50 a. m. 81. Fran
CHS Church AT O'Clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
BIRTHS


Boys we're born 20.
Evelyn psmbek. 33ii wisczssst Dearborn.
Alma DeMumbTum, 762 Dre1sl.
Helen Klaft 1850 Bloom.
Mary Erwin, 1874 Madison.
Anne Frank. i4le Fischer
Fay 81. LOUIS, 1850 Trumbun.
Mary Wingo. 500 Roosevelt,
Mary Throgmorton. 1864 wassmund. Var
Dyke.
Evelyn Collar. 57i1 Wabash.
Elisabeth Cole. 1900 Eatthurn.
Frances Tessler. 2eil Monterey.
Alfhild Olson. 1891 Ilene.
Otha Ostin, Milford.
Helen Gusumano. is43s Filler.
Laurence Kilpatrcke 1884 Van Dyke place
Marie Gosik. 1915 Arlington
Lillian Lechtman. 3245 Chicago boulevard
Elizabeth Lerchen. l2is Yorkshire, Cross
Pointe.
Marjorie Taylor. 1852 Greeley.
Nancy Wstrous. s20s Carlin.
Ruth Greenwald. 1915 Pingree.
Frances PrenicIky. 1925 St Auoin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21

ITacaro Ginny (BalzAreusl 40
Novice. Burr Buzz Giorene True Lass.
a-Macsat and Scouting also ran.
a-Lyon Martin entry
SECOND FACE-4-yesr-od' and M
Batter tTammaro, 40 $40 > so
Double p ,Nprrtit Il 20 Is Id
The Thans fkeiperl So
Dark Act Satin Royce Cau'ors Best
s-Joaunv. Primarily La reinet'c Wood
vale Lass. Fogoso and a-Woodbuck also
s-sbouse Risss entry
THIRD RACE-Au ages. / mile and 70
+ conowingo tEr1ckson) 1870 $50 $40
Battle Flame
/ t1ammarob IL 20 $50
/ Reigh star (EnsoD 220
Son OF Heels, Cynlc Miss. Light Vale
and Samuel p, also ran.
FOURTH RACE - 2.year-old,, lie
Venture Cap CRien1D $40 40 $40
Ny Malhe tMehrtenD $50 70
Ilefetchit Boyle so
Time 1.4s rs. on 241.
Toy-Quay. Chance Oak. Farsight Rest
less Grey squire Previous Years. Tsngelo
and Plck~ick Arms also ran
FIFTH 2-yesr-oIds lis milo,
Budde1 ,Cunrmsnb $50 20 30
Little Hoops tRienzD 50 3 2u
Gloryland CMoraD 80
Time So of 07is
smoke Bail Seventeen Guns Zac
Pilates Heart. wiroma Picture Flag Lin
den Girl. Yankee victory and Merry Leiee
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-3.y.sJ-olds lis miles
Abrupt CMehrtensl $3.50 1880 10
Roscoe (Rupert 100 $40
Vaidina Advice mora 4 20
Time 50 as off IS.
M Ringmond. Lei lima. Spread Eagle
Landslide. Solar star Misty Lazy, Wheat
and one Link also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-3.year-olds and up.
~ mile
Johnnie J tclaggetD 1920 $50 ; SO
.Cherr,dale CTsnmsro) 10 20 500
BAy Csrse Clergyman ; 90
Time l.12 i-5 of o3
Ben cray. Clyde To.son. Equsn2e. Bull
Resh and Nsiofuss also ran.
/ EIcHTH RAcE-5.year-olds ana up. -,
Chaldon Heath
tTsmmsro' 60 So 50
over tClirguaul 30 ~
Rough Pass ,Morsl $50
KEY Ring Rodin and Blue Gino also ran
NIHTH RACE - 5-yesr .olds and UP
! 3-l6 miles
Nion (Rlenzl iT40 II -. 50
star Chance tClaggetO Il 80 II ~
WIG Chance tBerfl 40
Time % IS cN .ad.
MISC l. p HrptoWn Lass eChsrmlne
Hsrod Roysl Business Cacodemon b.Time
Pas e.Rough Cons and Ice water also
o-Frednsn entry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
Livestock Markets
ono zoo

fUIC 400
CHICAGO Nov 20 iSS HOGS Pc
rs uft 81 900 markei ~ o. 90 cents lower
Tor So g. ruIs SO soq13 o. hssv.rs
So 5oH13 81 mediums Sl3 go rEr's
s1-.1lBI1 81 NEh' Ugt's 81. g. t0.
CATTLE Rec 20 1Hn uarts'
stssdf Carss-R eCe.rfs aro market
STEADY bee s'eers Crrce SIS son-7 g.
medium So 1880 teHru7rf Si4r IT,
Butcher Hefsv ST. 9ls1r. trps e. f0
3Ic buus sIoF % calves So ~ ro
feeGprs SO - % Ft.rkerr sfrfrs
$40 5D ia ~ COWS ara ht.fsrs SFaI8
SHEEP receipts : 5n0 ss~sef s'ssgy
lambs tI4T IS 2s- common Sizllt.
eailirrs 81 500 ~, fseder' {il.5o1 a.
e0ts. s. . SO.
PITTSBURGH nov % dSsi.-cAT
-LE-Recei 100 nsrss' stesey Steers
rnCICs SIS JO-pls So medium 10 go0c
Sit4Is. conm1n SIo0 - hefers SOD
a. choice Sl2 ~ r33.50 medium % GOO
SO 5o4II. common. St0Io. cove goo
81 choice Sc % medium ~ god s. 3
csn1srs ard cutters $500 bulls
fo7c - choice tizgi3 common 20 ut
dun Sc 5000
HOES Rec.ip pts 80 msrke' STEADY =,
O. cents lower ifg-is0 10 Si4i:4.lF1 -
10000 Jos Xlfi5nif rs cnG.220 Ins
tifI54If Z20-250 ihs SO i01 if a.
1-n ~ ibfs. tIf4lf 10. 2s0-aJ0 100
SO f0r lt ioo-l50 be ti3 - roughf
sHEEP Receipts 100 marie stsacH
CO . ifrrf 2if 5o1f5 medium ~ Fro1
o. s. s0. COMMON lsnpf S7TE ewes
sc e 70, Nstheu, 81 500 IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
GROCERY MANAGER
MAGAZINE
SALESPEOPLEl

THE r COLLIER SON CORP. 10
nov paying higher commission than any
other magazine company IN Detroit: q
iaet commission on every order you sell,
an extra zoe overnight 10 crew managers
We have openings for several dynamic
sslespeope and one crew mansger.
l can guarantee 20 increase your ray
no matter What your present earnings
Ask for Mr.. Leve,te $50 70 Q. 20 O. -.
SIS For Thsstsr Bldg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
LEW
Err S
BEST BETS
BOWIE

iePEEsITA. AmspolA Pomr, Fiddl,r'
H.
2-ANONYMoUs Golden Moplss High
STANDARD
3-YARN sPINS AfghanistAn,
sweeping Lee
-SELMALAp. Lord Na;out Flmsr
s-CORONAL Little WIZARD Euraslan
S-STAR COPY Doublrsb. Pictor
T-LANAWAY Richmond Fire Warden
-HARERELL Lsuermsn, CUR Kid
a-WHTTE hot Hare ", The killer.
REsT- CORONAL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
FRACTIONAL GAINS

Fractional gains were registered
by L. $. Steel, Bethlehem. Ana
conda. kennecott. General Elec-
trio, Western Union, Douglas Air
craft, Texas Company. New York
Central American Can. ConSoli-
dated Edison, Montgomery Ward
and L. S. Rubber
Texas & Pacific Railway was
Independently weak on declaration
Of a 81 dividend, lower than gen.
orally expected The stock was
down 2i2 10 10 at one time and
closed al 1873. Philip Morris,
American Tobacco b.. Johns
Manville and Continental Can also
were under pressure.
Grains moved up fractions. but
cotton lost 10 10 80 cents bale.
Bonds generally were quiet, al
though few foreign obligations
continued strong.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
LEADERS AT NEW HIGHS

4 mum Der Of representative
shares climbed 10 new highs for
The year Included were Coca-Cola.
up point 10 49, Pepsi-Cola, up
5, 10 26 Pullman, Flintkote and
Dome Mines, up a point al 14i2.
International Telephone gained
- 10 equal its 1912 peak of 67s.
Others 10 advance a point or
more were Chrysler, General Mo-
tors. Allied Chemical. Sears Roe
hu X. International Harvester,
South Porto Rico Sugar. American
Telephone American AirlineS and
Electric Autolite.
Du Pont, eX-divideud 7. ended
at 129 net advance Of , points
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
Sfo(k Market
Gains on Key
Industrid|s
Some Leaders Climb
Point or More on
Good War News
BY BRoADAN WALL
International News service Financiai Witt

NEW YORK. Nov. y. - The
stock market turned upward yes
ierday under the lead Of key m
duStrlsl groups
Some leaders climbed a point or
more While Santa re was up ,
points al one time on the declara-
non OF $50 common dividend
against 81 a year ago
Sales totalcd 65s $50 shares
BuNnC stimulus was provided by
continued good war news.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
State JobIess
Decline Seen

Although Michigan's uncmploy-
ment in February was the highest
in the nation, We are now well
over the hump and may look for
ward 10 further decline in tho
number OF Joble>S Wendell Lund
executive director OF the unem-
ployment compensation commits
sion. SAID today.
In February. Michigan topped
the nation by accepting 43l92s
claims and issuing i27959 checks
for a total value of S6125 So.
Unemployment for the week
ending March il totaled 16S7lS
persons. including those not eligible
for jobleSs benefits, Lund Con-
tinued. lie declared:
although unemployment In
Michigan at present il less than
anticipated. the situation still il
serious. II appears. however,
that we are we'll over the hump
and that Michigan may look for
ward To further declines in un-
employment a. war production
swings into full stride"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Farm for Freedom
Many Foreien-Born Michigan Farmers Ready
TO Do Bit TO Crush The Axis

LANSING. March IS up
slogan of The 1912 agricultural
production program, Food Fcr
Freedom holds . genuine mean
ing for many Michigan farmers
who were born IN European Coun-
tries bu' now are doing their best
TO meet tho challenge Of the most
crucial farming season IN Amcrl-
can history. according 10 Maurice
\. Doan. chairman Of Tho federal
farm war board for Michigan
These farmers viii work this
year with VIVID memories OF old
world tyranny and oppression still
in their minds. doing their utmost
for their adopted country
Take tho case Of Wilhelm
krohn Van Buren, County farmer,
who was born July 4 1876. the
day America was celebrating me
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Detroit
Tax Near
Us. Tops

Dctroit's new record high fax
rate for the next fiscal Year viii
be nearly tops for The entire
United States. the Detroit Bureau
Of Governmental Research an
nounced today.
in a review az the mayor,
budget which is now being con-
Sidercd by Common Council the
bureau says
THE total tax budget under
this proposed plan will result
i'm the highest budget In De
troitS history, amounting 10
about $4,000, 900. compared
with S69,OOO,OOO last year and
S76,000,0OO for 1929. II i an
increase of ll.5 per cent in one
year.
THE tax rate will increase
from S21.S2 per $1,000 to 5000,
an increase of ll.3 per cent,
bringing Detroiters the doubt
full distinction OF having the
second highest tax rate of any
large City-Only IS cents below
the notoriouslN high Boston
Detroit assessments are at full
100 per cent Of actual values
compared Ia Chicago and simi-
lar cities where there j. a con
siderable amount of under
assessment"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
State Fair Date
Set Unless Army
Wants Buildings
Times STAN Correspondent

LANSING, March 1S.- State
Fair board members have decided
10 hold the State Fair in Detroit
this year as usual unless the army
wants the grounds for military
purposes The dates will be from
September , 10 l3.
Bernard J. Youngblood, fair
manager said the board had au-
thoriZed him 10 request S64, 339
from the states $1,000. 900 war
chest 10 convert Playground build
ings into emergency air raid
shelters.
Thousands az families could
he protected I'm the buildings
with n few minor changes"
Youngblood said
He said attendance AZ the fair
would not be materially affected
by curtallmcnt in the use OF auto
mobiles.
Detroit has fine transporta-
ton facilities and many persons
viii undoubtedly stay al home
during their vacations" he said.
The fair will be good thing
for them. We plan Ia make u
more interesting and educational
than ever"
Agriculture Commissioner Leo.
Y. Card said tho Detroit conven-
ton and tourist bureau is eager
10 have the fair continued and The
grounds and buildings maintained.
"They have offered 10 under 4
write any deficit the fair may .
incur in order 10 keep the build
ings available for conventions
and exhibitions" he said
The Illinois State Far al Spring
field has been cancelled this year
because the army has taken over
tho grounds. Card said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
-BIRTHS-DEATHS-D
MARRIAGE LICENSES

John w Boomer, IS Ruth Lee Ellis 25.
James Brown. %; Alberta Borgert, rs.
Claude Rembowsh. 20; Virginia covyeow
10.
Harry shellhsmer. rs Sarah Jane John
ston, 20.
Harry Goldberg, "a; Dorothy Tennenhouse
Edward F. Hibbs Jr.. IS; Mildred NJ. Hall
Is.
william Roberts. %: Theresa Wolf. 40.
Walter Sala. %; Dorothy Fielder. 20
Harry Veruchi, 81 Olga Trupski. is.
Charles X. Dawson p Stella Kiefer. IS.
Joseph Edward Alexander, 81 Evelyn NJ
Dale stichler. Is: Della Kaiser %.
Stanley Gorkiewicz. % Bernice Ras, %.
Francis Cooper. 81: Charlie NJ. Rice. ~.
Anthony Chalupniczak, 30; Frances Mon
arch. 81.
Paul schemers Jr.. 81 Euphemis Love. IS
ignatius +. Keep, 26. Jennie r. swiencicki
-
Joseph Brown %; Clifton Webb. 81.
Vincent Kempton p Virginia Walrath IS
Edward Lewand. 80 Dorothy Zolnoska 2s
Frederic Bsyliss % Edna Mae Mock. is.
Charles X. Esler. % Miriam Phelps. IL
Martin A Samenen. IS. Evelyn Smith, 81
Henry Miller - Eloise Newton, 1e.
George Chuke 50: Theresa HYDE so.
Casimir Puczkowski. p Virginia CRUDE, IS
Fred Tallman. %; Elsie Swenor. %
Albert Sesock % jeanne Bure1sza %
Ralph d. Jump. IS Ollie Ogles, 81.
Robert Langford. 19; Dorothy Scott. ~.
Vernon s. Daniels, 81. Eugenia J. Kuz'
MAX -
Frank II. Ernest. 20; Ada J Oliver. is.
R0lue r McNan. rs Phyllis Mynatt. %
Alfred NJ. lngersoll. % Mildred Teno. Is
Floyd y. Foley. % Elvera G. Poikey. %
Edward knight. IS: Dorothy Halborstadt
Rober, 7. Duncan. 81; Mary f Boyies. q
Albert Goble. p; Bertha X. Wohlegemuth
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
u. s. Graphite
Lifts Earnings

United States Graphite Company
and us wholly owned subsidiary in
a report for the year ended De-
cemher -, show a net profit of
S269 IA. after depreciation. deple-
non. provision of 1927 600 for fed
cral income and excess profits
taxes, etc, equal 10 Sl.69 a share
on 10000 shares Of capital stock
outstanding,
This compares with 1910 earn
ingS Of SlSi.652 or Sis "A share,
after federal tax reserves of S93,-
.2S2
More than so per cent of the
.compdnyS output IS essential 10
war production and demand for
this purpose VIII largely offset the
decreased demand resulting from
the curtailment of goods manufac-
Iturcd for civilian consumption. ac-
ICordlng 10 Lawrence Field. vice
president and general manager
The market for Graphite's prod
IuctS has been extended during the
past year through research to de-
Ivelop new items and 10 discover
new uses for standard products.
Mexican mining operations are
progressing satisfactorily and fa-
IcilitieS there are being expanded
10 provide for the increased de-
Imand.
Even though gross Is we'll main
tanned in 1912, Field warns, there
undoubtedly will be less earnings
left for distribution among stock.
holders, due 70 higher taxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18

one hundred'h anniversary Of its
founding.
krohn. an American citizen and
a successful farmer, is tackling his
farm program with grim deter
mInation. His 25S-acre farm viii
produce twice last years produc-
ton, and Mrs. kronn is planting an
acre Victory garden.
AlphonSc Fcller, Newago County
farmer, i gong 10 step up his
milk production. Fellcr was born
IN Belgium but became an Ameri-
can citizen in 1923. His son, Joe,
has enlisted IN the army air corps.
In Ottawa County. Irish born
Jack Atkins Is on the list OF Food
For Freedom producers. despite
his So years
Midland County farmer Charles
Barto>cck. born IN cCho-Slovakia
and came 10 America when 10,
sand he would use his farm 10 the
utmost 10 crush Hitler and the
things the NaliS stand for.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
BIRTHS
GIRLS

GIRLS
Girls were born TO:
Minnie Anderson. 1922 East Fort.
Ann Badalamenti, 1915 Harding.
Geraldine Booker 6424 Van court.
Helen Bacon. 1881 Elmira
Mary Bangert. 1919 Ellsworth.
Ann Bomber. 1920 Chopin.
Jean Bassil. 2020 Lawley.
Margaret Curtis. 1922 Traverse.
RITA Cabaret, $500 Romeyn.
Dencie Cartolano $3.50 Hurlhut.
Dorothy Dahl 1907 Flanders
Cheohvc1hhe Dequette. 1888 Meyers road
Goldie Edwards 1892 Sixteenth.
Mildred Fox 1895 Monica.
Veronica Grum, SOS East Webster, Fern
dale.
Catherine Gore. 353O,i Third.
Geraldine Goode. 1881 Cherry, 1nks'er.
Esther Godbee 1888 East Nevada.
Jean Gentry. 1o424 cederlawn.
Loretta Gottfurcht. 244s West Euclid.
Constance GnAu. 1920 Greenlawn.
stella Geromette 1868 Ferdinand
r anore Hirt $3.50 Prescott. Hamtrauok
Ellen Johnston. 1907 Garner
Anne Kwiatkowski 9iis Hayes.
Genevieve Rooster. 1880 llene
Genevieve LuliCk. 13ii4 Bloom.
Marian Lewis 1867 Glastonbury road
Virginia Munday. 277l Ellwood. Berkeley
Blanche Madden 1893 sheridan
Elsie Marsack. 23sii Brookdale Blvd, St
Clair Shores.
Virginia Maddux. 1905 Cotton
Fleanore Madden 9707 Broadstreet
Madeline Michelini z052l Five Point road
BEDFORD Township.
Bernice Moritz. l50s7 Petoskev
Geuevteve Mullin s1e7 American.
Dorothy Miller. 1850 Kenmore.
Jean McNair. 21512 Orchard
Birdene McCorkle, $3.50 Third.
Mary Nelson. 1900 Seward.
Kathryn Nolan. 1920 Woodrow Wilson.
Mary Oravetz 1924 Trombly.
Mary Pope s2O9 Grinnell
Ma gnolia Pilgrim. e411 Mack.
Mary Pachy 9035 Dearborn
Mary Peunucci, 27l7 McDougal
BOYS
Bows were born TO:
Matte Allen. 5ils Roosevelt
Arlene Assad 1926 Brandon
Vera Bloom 1903 South Arnabele.
VaIcean Butler 1855 Ferdinand.
Yolanda Bisc 1884 Forrer
Florence Brandstadt, 5it LaPrair'e Fern
Betty Beam 1899 Twelfth.
Henrietta Berg l3o6s Fi.hcr'
Mary B1ught0n, 1873 BeautaI'.
Rose CoIucci, 23lo Kincaid. MeIvindaie
josephine casciola i7i72 Bradford
Rene Christensen, rs North Mildred Dear
Anne crockshank. 1880 wa,burn. Crosse
pOinte
Martha Dwyer. 13is East Warren.
Alice Downing 1885, Lttieiicld
Luz de la Cara. 1910 West Laiaye'ie.
Arlene Flkins. $50 Temple
Ruth Elliott e2s2 Petoskey
Margaret Everett. i20s0 Plainview
Virginia Ponder 1921 Bingham, Dearborn.
Violet Grangoof f0024 H1lmHr.
Jula Holland 4sqq FernwQod.
Helen HEM, $40 East Lake street South
Lyon
Eleanor Homer. 1881 AngeluS boulevard,
Birm ngham
Mary Hutchings, i44ss Aims
Florence Nugget. lO935 Haverhill
Pauline jenkins, i7i29 Conner, Allen
PARK
.Hidaeatde Joannl1es l24 Alfred.
Greuetta Jones 2753 Wight
Marian Jones. 235Oi Wellington, East
Detroit.
Ethel Konsavage. fsis Chovn Dearborn
Helen knight 1885 Indiana
Genevieve Kantz go East Saratoga. Fern
dale
Anna Iauricelia 80 81 Aubin
smfh.e Malone 1922 Rivard
virginia Marteilo 5sf6 FrontenNc
Avs MalEaC. 4S0A Twelfth
Grace Miller 2ef3 South hnnabeNe
Nellie Miller. 1872 Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
New York
Stores Cut
Deliveries

NEW YORK. March ls.-Be-
ginning next Monday retail stores
in the New York metropolitan
area VIII restrict deliveries 10 con-
serve rubber and gasoline. Within
the city deliveries will be cut 70
one day from the present two,
while those 10 suburban areas be-
yond - miles will be reduced 10
three a week. Deliveries TO GER
tain outlying districts will be elm
mated entirely.
At present. one delivery a day
is being made 10 suburban towns
Local merchants do not anticipate
that sales will be adversely af-
fected by the fewer deliveries. In
other cities they point out there
has been no let-down IN sales fol-
lowing the curtailment in deliv-
oTlpC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Urges 0ne-Mdn
Sugar Control

WASHINGTON, March Is (UP).
Henry A. Cushman of Boston,
chairman OF the Small Business
Association of the New England
Food Industries, today had sug-
geSted "one-man control of the
nations sugar supply during the
war To achieve equitable distribu-
ton.
TeStifyinG before the House
small business committee. >CuSh-
man said widespread bootlegging
of sugar exists in the New Eng
land area Z.
He said that original government
orders for sugar control contained
many 'inequitable' features but
that some had been adjusted
He said there never will be
equitable distribution of sugar
until corn sugar and plain corr
syrup are regulated just as beet
and cane sugars and Syrups are
regulated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
DEATHS

Mary Sanders 1850 ST. Joseph 2s
Henry y Rackus. 1920 F. Grand Blvd, es
Bernard Buschman, 1865 Gladstone. IL
months
William Tigay. 1884 W Chicago. 81.
Albert r Barley 3lsS Canton rs
Warren 5 sumner. AIS Merrill. Brming.
ham, 81
Anna l.. Vog' li2O9 Manning Is.
frankie Mccullough. 1872 Chestnut, II.
Vincent Morris 1902 Dubois so
Theodore Mauseth. 3l4 Forest, Frank
fort as
George Mcneil 1860 Parkview, SIS.
Csllie Jones 1917 Mack Al
Ralph Heron Cough Jr.. 7i9 Kitchener.
months
James n Middleton PASS Fourteenth. so.
Anna Gayel. 2736 Ferry Park. 81
Marcus Astoran. 3lOl Leonard. So
Mitchell Glasher 2670 sherman. 81.
Ella Brown. 2255 Clinton. ~.
James Nekles, 46s w. Fort So
Cornelius Nandenberg. 4O3S Lillbrdge. Sc
Emanuel Scerri e24 Jones A..
Charles Vaughn Jr.. 1883 Lincoln s mos.
Samuel orr. 22ie2 Michigan. Dearborn. SO.
Anna Avram 1929 Mack SO
Karle Lakkala i20ss Woodmont 80
Giuditta Cordovado. 1919 Hershey, 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
GET QUESTIONABLE

Each workman received a queS-
tionnalre which will show what
shift he works on, where ne lives,
and whether he now swaps rides
with fellow workers. If not. he IS
urged 10 do so Immediately and
through the cards and a spot map
prepared by the conservation
headquarters, he VIII be recon-
mcnded 10 others who will eX-
change rides with him.
BY this means, according 10
Leonard {. Sauer. co-ordinator of
the campaign. an exchange can be
worked out in every residential
center in which men can drive al
ternate weeks and increase the
ID men using each car
going into factory gates.
The fact that more than 5000
Of Pontiac'S approximately 26,000
present factory employees drive
from outlying districts in Oakland
and surrounding counties gives an
idea of the number of cars con-
costing factory parking lots.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Weight Restrictions
On Roads Extended

LANSING. March Is CUP).-
State Highway Commissioner c..
Donald Kennedy said that because
frost is going out of the ground
faster than usual this spring high
way weight restrictions would be
10 include all state trunk
lines in the Lower Peninsula and
all gravel and blacktop trunk lines
in the Upper Peninsula today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Soldier Now
Flint City Commissioner,
Griffin, Enters Army

FLINT. March 1S.-Exit City
Commissioner Laurence Griffin.
Enter buck Pvt Larry Griffin.
Flnt'S Fourth Ward commits
Sioner was indicted into the army
at Detroit yesterday along with
scores of other FiintitieS and a
vacancy on the city commission
may result
Griffin is expected back in
Flint from Fort Custer for tomor-
row nights meeting his last dur
ing this term of Office. He has
been a city commissioner since
1888 Griffin sought no defer
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Pontiac
Gets Used
To Plan
By RAY HARRINGTON
Times stan CorrespOndFnt

PONTIAC. March Pontiac's
national example Of tire and car
conservation today entered its
most vital phase, getting workers
to bunch up in each others cars
10 actually reduce numbers Of
vehicles in use.
A 80 per cent reduction is the
goal Of the Let's Ride Together"
drive which Pontiac's war traffic
conservation committee today be-
gan streSSlng.
First of the city'S big factories
picked for the clubbing of work
men in each others cars is Yellow
Truck and Coach Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Refrigeration Society
Offers Defense Aid

FLINT. March 1S.-EXperts in
handling gases, especially the kind
used in refrigeration systems. mem
bcrS of Motor City Chapter. Re-
frigeration Service Engineers So
cictY today volunteered their
services for civilian defense.
Wilbur Henderson IS chapter
president and Dave Fortune is sec
rotary.