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Evening star., 1942-05-20
lies by Washington's school chill

ties by Washington's school chill
dren.
1t is probable that magazines will
remain unchanged, but cardboard
and newspapers will face a further
cut. Mr.. Ball emphasized, however,
that he can use all the paper turned
in. The minimum amount of labor
required in handling the paper COL
lected by school children keeps that
type in demand and also maintains
the price at higher level than is
usually paid. In fact, from the start
OF the campaign last December the
PIT. A. groups have been paid the
usual delivered price rather than
the collect price because of the
quantity picked up.
Yesterday 1859 pounds were
picked up, bringing the grand total
to 3,043,0l3 pounds.
Collections tomorrow in the fourth
district, together with the five lead
ers and their poundage to date, will
be as follows:
Evening star., 1942-05-20
Missing Persons

Those having information
concerning persons reported
missing should communicate
NTH the Public Relations Squad
OF the Police Department, Ma
tional 1000.
John Cristando. IL, 100 pounds
wearing blue knickers and dark
blue shirt; missing from 1918 7
street NV since yesterday.
John Walker, 9, colored, 3 feet 6
inches, 43 pounds; wearing brown
and yellow polo shirt, dark blue
knickers, blue sox, brown sandals
and dark blue sweater; missing from
1887 Fifth street NV. since yester-
day.
Russell Henry, 7, colored feet
inches, 95 pounds; wearing white
shirt, black and white shoes and
blue trousers; missing from 1882 Co.
lumbia street NV. since yesterday.
Why should your Uncle Sam have
to dun anybody to buy a War bond
to help preserve the democratic way
of living? Buy a bond as your own
expression Of willingness to help.
Evening star., 1942-05-20
Old Paper Price Likely
To Be Reduced Again,
But Demand Is Good
Company Con Use All
Turned In by Schools,
Manager Asserts

A further reduction in the price
paid for old newspapers now is in
prospect, according to Robert o.
Ball, manager for the Penn Paper e.
Stock Co., which collects the paper,
magazines and cardboard taken to
the schools in such amazing quanti-
Evening star., 1942-05-20

War bonds are the best buy on
the market today.
Evening star., 1942-05-20
BRING IN YOUR
OLD RECORDS

old, worn and broken
Victor, Decca and Blue
bird records are worth SC
= pound. Bring them to
our record dept.-Main
floor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Auto
Graphs
Oil Technicians
TO Meet Here in
Knoek-T sting Forum
BY SILER FREEMAN

~ Oil refinery technicians viii
gather here this week in a
knock-teSting forum. studying
the latest methods of determine
ing anti-knock ratings OF gas
oline for civilian and military
use. The sessions will open
Thursday AT the Fort Shelby
Hotel. Eleven states will be
represented at the meeting.
ultimate victory depends-on
the performance Of engines In
airpIanes, tanks and mechanical
equipment" Julian J. Frey. head
of the Ethyl Corporation tech
meal service department. points
out. Correct octane determine
tions insure availability of the
proper fuels"
fechnoiogiStS, II is explained.
are responsible for the quality
of gasoline at refinerieS prior TO
distribution TO retailers. The
Ethyl Testing Laboratories here
cooperate with refinery tech
nical personnel in making uni
form anti-knock ratings which
are necessary for the mass pro-
duction of engines designed for
operation on specific grades OF
gasoline.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Traffic Training institute

The National Institute for
Traffic Training will be devoted
this year TO helping win the war.
The institute. sponsored by nine
national organizations in the
highway traffic and safety
fields. will deal exclusively with
what the various agencies can
do to keep vital war traffic
rolling.
The institute was first held
five years ago at the University
OF Michigan. II will be located
this year at Yale University,
June 1926. and will offer inten-
sive short courses for police Off
Gals, traffic engineers. educa-
tors. directors of state traffic
safety programs. accident stat
isticians. supervisors of truck
ing fleets and instructors in
automobile driving
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
.WSCA 10 See
Fire Bomb Film
Tim,. star Correspondent,

PONTIAC, March 10 Semi
monthly meeting Of the West Side
Civic Association, devoted again
10 civilian defense matters, will
be held Wednesday night AT 8
O'Clock at Oakland County Boat
Club
Official motion pictures on the
handling Of fire bombs Will be
shown by Circuit Judge II. Russell
Holland. Of the County Civilian
Councils speakers
bureau.
The program also includes fur
Their consideration Of the asSocia-
tons move 10 obtain additional
fire fighting equipment for the
west side An investigating COM
mlttce composed OF County Clerk
Lynn ID Allen, City Commissioner
Philip Saucr and Assistant At
torney General a. Floyd Blakes-
lee, viii make its report.
All men living in sectors 5
and 6 Of the Pontiac civilian de-
Tense >ctup are invited 10 the
meeting The two sectors extend
generally from Saginaw street 10
Telegraph road and comprise the
area Of the city open 10 mem
berShlp in the association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan hu crates = No.
!, in min unless otner"lse stated Nc
Into,h s2o22.: Dsliei9u, SLIGO ?
Northern spys. 81 1872. BsldwinsL Sltl
% 80. suttons, si.A5nl.5o; Ganos, N.lS;
New York bu crates = 6 No. | 90 in.
min. Mcintosh. 81. Washington boxes, De
licious. fancy. mostly 81 extra fancy, SIS
l25.. S2l5n2
BEANs-Florida M hampers strngles,
Black Valentines fair. IS poor. 81 IS
wax beans ordinary 10 fair. 81 so q ;. So
| BROCCOLI--Pony crates. 30 bchs., Arr
IONA. 1928. California. So 75d425
CABBAGE-Texas Los Angeles crates
Round type, s1s0G2: half crates. Round
type 81 20; haf crates. savoy. $3.50 30:
half crates, Red Cabbage 81. rs; California,
Los Angeles crates. Round type. 81
Old Stock. nothing offered.
CARRoTs-Los Angeles crates. s.doz.
lunches California. s3q325: best. s325:
fair. so; Texas, Los Angeles crates. s.
fair. 81. $50 2.73; half crates, s3a+-doz..
81 so, few 81. 80
CAULIFLoWER-cauf pony crates.
rs and larger. sl.s0m2.
tops, Golden Hearts. ..doz.. So; s-doz',
s3n3 so. s-doz s325a35O: 10 ks.
50 10; crates OF Hearts Golden Heart and
Pascal 5-doz.. 81 25; Pascal Is" crates,
trimmed tops g ana IS 81. s-lOs. $275.
California cub crates Pascal $50
LETTUCE Los Angeles crates Iceberg
California imperial Valley IS. 81 5Oa475
-, - - n I rs Arizona, Yuma District. IS
"a 500 IS; Is. 81. 30; Phoenix District, 5s,
LEAF LETTUCE Hothow.. lob. has.
ket Ohio, 70d 7jc. Michigan. 75d soc
oNIoNs-5O-lo sacks. Michigan o. s.
6o-soeo 2" and larger 81 sOa2 IS; best
mostly s275 Idaho e. g No. 1 Sweet
spanish. g. and larger. s325.
POTATOES 10. sacks, Idaho Russ.t
HIThaNks I rad
800 best mostly s325a3 30: unwsshed.
- sOa Is; lob sacks. 35T3sc. l. s
No. ? washed. 81 50 Maine Y. 3. No /
Chlppewa' and Katahdins. i00-lb. sacks
Bakers. 81 so. 50-lb. paper sacks too few
sales 10 quote bib. paper sacks. asa SIC
New York la-lb paper sacks. u. 3. No l..
Round Whites. asa 3jisc. Michigan lO0-lb.
sacks u s No | Russet Rurals s2T2 10:
mostly 50 L g Comm. Sl.s0d2 T. s.
No. ! Chlppewas, 81 l5u2.20. Upper PENN
suls U. No. Green Mountains. l0o-o.
sacks. 50 IS. l1-lo. paper sacks. 34a 35c !.
I. :. No. Russell Rurals, l0o-lb. sacks
2H2 10; Nebraska, 50-lb sacks 4. 8
No Tnumphs washed, sls0al.s5:
Ne% STOCK. Florida 6u crates L. S. No.
RADIsHEs-T pony crates. 90
punches. 1925.
RHusARB Michigan Ho,hou.. cases.
fancy. -. 80 Il 3 Is. choice. S2d2 so.
RUTABAGAs Canada. 50-lb. sacks
vsxed. 7jTs5c
SHALLOTS-Lo Louisiana barrels 20 -doz
punches. $3.50 n rs mostly 81 50; crates
5-doy 81 s-doz So
SPTNACH-TeNss bu baskets Savoy.
so y ejc. mostly SIS Il eOc
SWEET POTATOES Porto Rican Vans
Louisiana hu crates T. 6. No l. 81 sou
SIS. Texas hu. crates L. 6 No l. few
sales. 81 90. Tennessee generally good
quality. hu. hampers. 81 40Ti45. bu ham.
pers Nancy Halls 81 Is. New Jersey bu
hampers Jersey. 81 So
TOMATOES lO.ln. cartons R,pacss
medium <l.35 q 81 small size, Si.i5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
LdnsiingChe(ks
Job|ess Survey

LANSING March 16.-Clty Of.
ficials today were tabulstlng and
classifying results Of the unem-
ployment survey conducted hero
last week for a three-day period
Alderman John II. Russell Of
the fifth ward sponsor Of the sur.
vey. estimated that more thar
1000 persons registered but Off
clal figures viii not he available
until reports are collected from
the various registration places
Russell SAID the list Of unem.
ployment Will be classified as &c
age residence in this city and abll.
lily for various defense jobs tn
list Will be made available 20 Ian
sing plants seeking employees,
All defense plants here have
promised 10 cooperate IN employ
ing Lansing residents IN prefer
epce to outsiders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Try TO Limit
Steel TO Highest
Priority Items
Mills Concentrating
on Ala Before Other
Ratings Are Served

CLEVELAND. March 16.-Thai
production and shipment Of fin
iShed steel for war orders may he
more closely related TO sequence
OF preference ratings, regardless
OF the products involved. the Wal
Production Board has ordered Oh.
version of raw steel 10 essential
needs 10 the fullest possible extent
says Steel.
The process is 10 start with the
ingot and follow through Semiiln'
iShed steel. al each step due regard
being given 10 needs of finishing
mills in meeting priority ratings or
all products in the order OF their
Importance. Thus steel will be sup
piled for Ala orders TO the limit
of mill production before lower
preferences are served.
Many producers have been fol.
lowing a similar plan for some
time and the application of tho
new order will not require much
change in practice. Buyers of stee
below top priority will be most
affected. To meet the emergency
the latter are making greater ef'
forts 10 obtain high-priority wal
contracts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
M. S. Rukeyser
Advises Saving Now
For 1912 Tax bill

Taking advantage of the wartime surge of patriotism me
demonstrate 10
something worthwhile in exchange Tor gov
he oil OF government 10 take An
Of the total production OF the people
will be with for long time
Certainly the American will think current burdcnSon
worthwhile translated effective TOOLS
victory against the Axis
cloak of legitimate needs, government
and oalcOntinueS the peoples substance
dSpenSabe non-mary projects The Byrd Joint committee
expenditures has provided bill Of particulars Tor
giving relief through curaing non-mltay eNpendl
Disney's Donald Duck" has been modified by The
induce only willingly but promptly
perhaps intended
as a approach o minimizing defaults,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Association MAY
Extend Curfew

FLINT. March IS With a gas
oline station Curfew 80 per cent
effective in GeneSee County retail
gasoline dealers cooperating IL
the voluntary plan to conserve
power and aid the war effort
awaited action. today that may
extend The closing of all gas sta
tlonS 10 every section Of the state
The CurfcW has been in effect
here for more than a month and
state gas dealers association Of
ticlalS have announced their in.
tcntIon Of recommending volun.
tary Curfcw 10 all stations in the
state. according 10 Rankin Peck
state association executive SeCre-
taTy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16

PONTIAC. March Is Parents
Of Ensign Robert Uhlmann who
died in action on oahu Island
during the japanese attack on
Pearl Harbor December I, were
>ull waiting today for special
presidential citation on their son 5
heroic death.
The parents. Mr. and Mrs. Carl
F. Uhlmann Of $3.50 Monon drive,
Southfeld Township. had been
notified previously OF their son $
death.
Ensign Robert Uhlmann and his
twin brother. Roy p also an
ensign. left the University OF
Michigan engineering school in
1870 their IunIor year. 10 JOIN the
navy They were eraduatedS OF
Birmingham High School IN 1887
After winning their commissions
they were sent 10 their posts
Robert in Hawaii. and Roy with
the feet somewhere IN the Pacific
where he Is still on duty
Their father Is sales executive
with Yellow Truck and Coach al
Pontiac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Peoples Church Unit
To Fete Mrs. M(Cune

LANSING. March Is Mrs. y
A. McCune wife Of the pastor. vii
be honore AZ tea Thursday
afternoon by members OF Peoples
Church. DivIsio No. s Of the
Womcn's Society. Mrs. McCune
has guided womcn's activities al
the church for - years. Other
honored guests Will include Mrs
Martin Luther Fox Mrs. II G.
Gage and officers OF the general
WOmanS society.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Stock Market
Continues Quiet,
Prices Uneven
- Allied Chemical
drops Full Point;
General Motor; Up

NEW YORK, March 16 CUP).-
The stock market opened quiet
today with prices irregular. Bonds
were irregular in light turnover
Cotton futures opened 2 to :
points higher.
Allied Chemical opened al 1l9
off !, and Paramount 1875, of =
both new lows for the year. West
inGhousc Electric lost "a 10 60
equaling its low. A block of 1000
shares OF General Gas A stock
opened at l. unchanged, its 1912
low. Alaska Juneau had block
Of 1000 shares AT ?. unchanged.
Railroad issues were easier with
small losses in Atlantic Coast
Line. Southern Pacific and South
ern Railway General Motors
gained "a TO 33i2 ChrySler opened
at the previous close Of 534
United States Steel caScd s. 10
495s. while Jones e. Laughiln
gained 2 10 a.. Coppers were
steady TO firm Small gains were
noted in Consolidated Aircraft,
General Electric, j. c. Penney
Commonwealth Edison and Amer
lean Telephone.
Fractional losses were regis
tered in United Aircraft Home
stake Mining Dome Mines, Radio
Corporation and Atlantic Refining.
International Harvester. Amcrl-
can Harvester. American Tobacco.
r. j. Reynolds Tobacco r and
Phelps Dodge opened unchanged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Paper Output
Drops Slightly

NEW YORK, March Is Pro
duction in the paper industry in
the week ended March : was Al
1923 per cent of capacity, com
pared with 1857 per cent in the
week ended February rs and 81
per cent in the week ended March
8. 1871. according to the Ameri-
can Paper e. Pulp Association
index of paper mill activity.
With operations continuing over
100 per cent for many months
the industry has been able 10 re.
duce the backlog Orders now or
hand are equal To 27S days opera.
tion compared with a peak of 35..
days in October. 1911.
Papcrboard production in Tho
week ended March : Nas Al l0l
per cent Of capacity, compared
with 100 per cent in the preceding
week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Legion Convention
M Lansing Saturday

LANSING. March rs The Ing
ham County Council Of tho Amer-
can Legion Will be host to a sixth
district convention Of the Legion
and Us AUXILIARY Saturday AT the
Veterans Memorial Building and
ElkS Temple
Guest speaker Will be Lieut.
Harold Mulbar. Michigan s. Q
police Subvcr>Ne squad director
who Will talk on sabotage. The
address VIII be given AZ dinner
in the Elks Temple Al $50 p. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Hazard Of Tax Defaults Greater in Wartime

the nation dons khaki the hazard of tax defaults rises
specially fact that this citizens asked TO
last years ineomesInes digen
and prudent Segregang and earmarng tax funds out OF last
wartime ViciSsude
many we-meaning pressed for funds
found
advertising by small loan companies and other agencies offering
make loans to taxes.
OF though sometimes unavoidable circumstances make
OF borrowing
defeats the financing
collection like the sale OF bonds though intended
the treasury funds with which bills also
has secondary objective diverng purchasing from
thus the citizen from competing
for and critical materials and FOR limited
facilities When however the
intended function OF
Of the market for goods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Civilian Flight Grads

The first group of civilian
flight officers trained by the
Civil Aeronautics Administration
for commercial service overseas
have completed training at the
pilot training division of North
east Airlines. Charles /. Stanton,
acting administrator, announced
These boys, the post graduates
Of the CAA training programs.
were selected from hundreds OF
trainees to take this course. the
ultimate in CAA flight instruc-
ton. Graduates will engage in
American sport service
abroad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
; Inghdm Schools
In Legion Contest

LANSING. March Is - Three
lngham County schools will he
represented IN the American Le-
cion AmeriCaniSm contest. Thurs
day. al Michigan State College.
They are East Lansing. HaSlett
and Lansing Eastern high schools.
The winner will participate in
a zone contest 10 be held al the
University Of Michigan. jackson
Towne. state Librarian, IS IN
charge Of arrangements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Harry Hughes Dies
OF Crash Injuries
Time. star Correspondent

LANSING, March 16.- Funeral
services are being arranged today
for Harry Hughes. 50 manager OF
the Dubois and Hughes Seed and
Feed Store. lIhe died in Sparrow
Hospital over the weekend from
INJURIES in an accident two weeks
ago when his car cOlllded with a
fire department ladder truck.
Hughes was a member of RcSur-
rection Church and the Holy Name
Society. Surviving arc his widow
Ellen r. 81 North Hayford ave-
nue.. and two sisters. They arc
Mrs. Frank J. Nichols and Miss
Margaret Elizabeth Hughes both
of Lansing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Cut Time on Sales

A week from today the time
limit on new and used car in
stallment sales will be lowered
from lS months TO Is. However,
the Federal Reserve board ac-
coded to the dealers protests
against raising the down pay
ment from 33l5 10 so per cent.
Another CT ange. effective
April |. will be optional basis OF
determining credit value of
used car, Maximum credit value
must be the lower of two fig
ures. either the actual purchase
price or the appraisal guide
value plus taxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Pei Milk Company
Files Issue With SEC

WASHINGTON. March Is -
Pet Mix Company has filed with
the SEC a registration statement
covering a proposed ISSUE Of 1000
shares of cumulative preferred
stock Of 500 par value The
registration statement dlScloSe>
that the issue will be Jointly
urdcrwrittcn by kiddcr Peabody
& Go. and G II. Walker & Co
Tho dividend rate Will be added 10
tho registration statement by
n4cndmcnt. Tho issue IS subject
10 approval nv vote of the com
panS : stockholders AZ a meeting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Builders Show Draws
5000 in Bay City

BAY CITY. March l6.-OfficialS
said today more than 5000 per-
sons attended the eighth annual
builders show which closed last
night al the Armory.
Featuring tho show during tho
past two evenings were movies
showing the bombing Of London
Forty exhibitors took part IN tho
show. which was enlarged IN IN.
clude several new products this
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
8,459 in Saginaw
Wait Draft Lottery

SAGINAW, March Is Saginaw
Countys five draft boards were
ready today for tomorrows draft
lottery. the third staged since
selectlve service began.
The S459 names Of Saginaw
County men who registered last
month have been assigned serial
numbers through \ >hufflinG proc
c>S. Board 3 has the largest mum
bcr. 9i2 Board has S6l
Board I705 Board 1 l739
and BOad ,. l1li.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Livestock Markets
PITTsRIR GH

PITTSBURGH March - rNsl. =
CATTLE -Receipts ~ marker steadl
Sli 25Hl2 - common. ss1ll, heifers
medium to good s. 75I915 common
s. 80 ISIS. cows. medium 20 sood - D
rs -; Gamers and cutter. 50 IS p
bulls good 20 choice $40 20 IL; common
to medium. 81 5Oqs50
HOGS Receipts. 100: msrk., steady
$50 10 $50 lbs. Si3 % q IL ~; $50 70 2o'
lbs ,iS 5oa - IS: 200 to 22o H.. SD 8
ESQ 10 2sO lbs si3 100 1898: goo To 80
lbs Si2 5O1i3lO. 100 20 $50 lbs, Sl21
10 roughs sll.50d i225.
sHEED-Market steady. Choice lambs
si2 2S u IS medium 10 good Eli Il
common lambs 1875 TO- IS ewes. 81 Sc
as wethers s5a750
cALvEsaReesiPts 2'; msrset 81; ,,e sd :,
Good TO- choice. Vs. 10 mt ,n in vi % .
CHICAGO
CHICAGO March II UNs). HOGS
Receipts 1900. market. steady: followers
900: top. 1880 bulk. sl3 2on -. so
heavies si315nl34o mediums. $3.50 q
10 SO lights. Sl3 asa 1880; light lights
Sl2 1913 40: packing soWs, sl2 so al 10
CATTLE Receipt. 100: market. steady
Calves Receipts 100 market. steady
Beef steers. choice. Sl3H - IS medium
caitls helfers Ss01i. cows $50 10 huil',
s. lnti l2S. calves S7H la. - feeders. -
lIl225. stockers steers Ssnl2 50; COWS
and heifers 81 500 II 81
SHEEP Receipts. l5o0' market Neady
lambs Sil 50Hl2. Is. common. $40 ! bn
y-srHnes 40 751 1913 ewes. $50 so.
feeders, Si0G 40.
FAST BUFFALO
FAST BUFFALO y Y. March ~
(INSt HOGS Receipts none market
nominal steady. Good snd choice 100 "a
22O lbs quoted Sl3 s5nl 90 compared
week ago weights above $50 lbs. steady "a
strong lighter averages weak 70 Csc lower.
CATTLE Receipts, none market steer
and wearing trade somewhat uneven,
mostly steady during week. Good offerings,
xI3: short feds. Sll asa IL 25. common
and medium steers and heifers $40 ~ n
II 50 cows and bull. closed 25c lower
beef cows IS 1919. cutter and common
81 354is II. Gamer S6E7 Is strongweight
sausage bulls $40 IS q 1913.
CALVES Receipts. none market veal
81. trm throd Ehout week Good and choice.
SIS 30: few. sic; common and medium.
50 50Hlt 30
SHEEP Receipts none: market lambs
&C 70 40c lower draggS Al decline Good
and choice 81 10 81 lbs. Si2 q II Is early
sales 10 Sl2 so freely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
LITTLE CHANGE

Scrap supply shows no essential
change, better volume being 70.
Ceived in some districts. while
others find receipts Curtalled. In
tenSiVe efforts 10 uncover dormant
tonnage continue along various
lines and produce some results but
total achievement is not impress
Slve Material from automobile
wrecking yards is being moved but
time is required for its preparation
in dealers yards and il comes out
slowly. Total available from this
source is not as large as had been
expected.
Steel lngot and castings produc-
ton in February missed by = of
! per cent the all-time average
weekly rate established in October.
1871 Average weekly output in
February was 1881 us net tons
only 1850 tons less than the record
OF 63i9l7 tons per week in Oc-
tober Total for the month was
6,5251ll tons. compared with =
l29.35l tons IN January and 6 23T =
900 tons in February. last year.
The steel industry operated at an
average rate Of 96 per cent of
capacity in February.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Crash Victims
Recovering

LANSING. March Is Robert
NJ Montgomery, Lansing Township
justice. and Detective Lieut.. VIII
liam Watkins OF the Michigan
State Police, both Of whom were
injured IN automobile accidents
recently arc reported improving
a. Edward W Sparrow Hospital
Judge Montgomery Was injured
near Mi Pleasant when car IN
which he was riding struck tree.
Defective Watkins suffered serious
body injuries when his car struck
an icy spot IN tho pavement and
forced the vehicle into a ditch.