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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW June 30 (UPD Today's pay
Ing prices TO growers for beans
Pea beans SAYS. light red kidneys. 81
dark red kidneys, So CRC yellow yves IS
CRC light cranberries, 81, CRS dark Gran
berries 50 So
wheat or n 9qc. oats. Al 70 i2c. rye, 53h
use ix.rowed barley xl,52u y 5a buck
wheat S222n225 corHL 1suS0cJ soy
beans. Sl49d 81
prices furnished BY Michigan Bean CO,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
SEE LITTLE HELP

The East Coast in any event VIII
not be beneficiary of anywhere
near the quantity which the line
will be capable of moving. Net
addition 10 Atlantic coast supply
probably will be less than 10000
barrels. Necessity 10 move a sub
stantial part of that 100000 bar
rels will fall upon presently
utilized tank cars. 1t means with
drawing cars from other areas
and losing that supply and divert
ing them TO Salem. Ill. Philadel-
phia or New York routes.
In view o the mileages In
volved. chances are the East Coast
will benefit 10 extent Of about one
third OF potential OF the new line
10 Salem.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
President Of Sears,
.T.J.Carney,D Dies al ST

CHICAGO. June 30.-Thomas j.
Carney. Sc, president of Sears-Roe-
buck & Company, died last night
after an fitness of five months He
entered the Sears shipping depart
ment at the age of 10, and worked
his way up through the organiza-
ton and became president in jan
uary, 1899.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
American League

Totals al II 81 IL Totals 80 n 10
'Batted for Ross in nth
tBatted for Haynes in eighth
Cleveland 0O2 100 141-lf
Chicago PHI 100 600
Runs-Weatherly 2. Hockett Keltner.
Heath 2, Boudreau, Hogan 2, Milnar ?.
Moses q Appling, Holloway Hoag. Errors
Mack 2. Hogan. AppIing. Runs batted in
-Weatherly, Hockett 3. Keltner. Heath.
Fleming 2. Hogan. Minar, Moses Heath
scored in seventh on ,Apphhg's error,
Appling 2, Wright. Kennedy. Two-bass
hIts-Heath, Fleming. Moses, Holloway.
Three base hits-Weatherly. Milnar, APP
ping. Stolen base-Appling. Sacrifice hits
-Ketner.. Milnar. Double play-Kuhel 20
Appling 10 Holloway. Left on bases
Cleveland 10. Chicago .. Bases on balls
on Milnar 5, on Ross /. OF Haynes
3. of Appleton 1. Struck out-By Mlnar
4, by Ross 3. by Haynes l. Hits-Or
Ross Q in innings, of Haynes Z IN
innings, OF Appleton ! in inning. wild
pitch - Milnar. Losing pitcher - Haynes.
Umpires-Passareila. Summers and Pipgras.
Official attendance-2,0 ss. Time-2:Io.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Bure aucra+s HiqhIy Critical Of Their Betters

bureaucrats highly critical OF
betters. namely, the administrators of private industry
unattended gaess days along the eastern seaboard
bunders
midsream the federal raoners doubled the
gasoline each the ration card entitled the
made correpondngy TO
the supply of gasoline in the hands OF service stations
nominal value coupons without
corresponding the supply at service stations was an
naonary The effect the early birds to drain
including essential defense workers.
could stocku
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
National League
PHILADELPHIA

Totals 40 rs ~ IS Totals "a 7 a. "a
.Batted for Melton in second.
fBatted for Bragan in seventh.
Slated for Koy In ninth.
Brooklyn 100 Oof 0oS--l0
Philadelphia 600 200 100
Runs-Galan. Herman 2, Medwick.
Camilli. Rizzo. Owen, Reese 2. Head.
Waner. Glossop, Etten. Errors--Head:
Murtaugh 2, wsner. May. Runs batted In
Herman tHsrman scored on weners
error. Riggs. Owen 2. Reese. Galan
tCalan scored Mays error. Etten,
Livingston. Litwhiler. rwo-base hits
Herman. Glossop. Etten. Reese. Galan.
Three-base hit-Waner. Sacrihces-Hesd
z. Waner. Rizro Double play-Livingston
70 Bragan. Left on bases-Brookiyn IL.
Philadelphia 10. Bases on balls--On Melton
!, of Head 5. of Naylor 4. on Pearson 4.
Struck out-By Head s. by AIlen 2. by
Melton 4. by Naylor , Hits-On Melton
In innings. on Naylor In 8 innings.
on Pearson 1 in l inning. OF Head IN
6A innings. of Allen ! In ga innings.
Wild pitch-Nayior. Winning pitcher
Head. Losing pitcher-Melton. Umpres--
Conlan. Reardon and Goetz. Time--2:sO.
066.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Contends Distributor Performs Valued Service

point carping spirit II intended only TO
distributor who performs important and
exchange Of goods and
intangbes desirable think through these economic prob
set up the
machinery for national economic progress.
related falacy of the bureaucratic is to assume liked ev
OF demand Tor products however predetermined
physical volume of trade
contrary demand for product which sells in
the result
promotona effort including advertising and selling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editos

BELIEVE 1T or not, the United
States Army is building ships"
Well, that is, the packing loading
specialists of the transportation
service of the service of supply are
accomplishing about the same
thing by saving from Z to 10 per
cent of shipping space.
That's just the same as adding
10 per cent TO our available ton
mage.
In isolated cases. army special
lists have saved up TO 80 per cent
by more efficient paekaging and
packing.
These gains are considered more
remarkable because military pack
ing is done in just the opposite
manner to normal marine habits.
lPeacetime cargoes are packed
with the heavy stuff on the bot
tom in order 10 maintain the
proper balance.
With the army, It's pack 'em
the way we want to take 'em off.
They put the articles on the
ship last, which they figure they'll
need first.
THEY NEVER KNOW when
that might mean the difference
between defeat and victory.
Therefore. at least a substantial
part of the ammunition-and that
is heavy stuff-is always packed
on the decks.
And antiaircraft guns. also
heavy, are never knocked down
and packed away. They're blocked
and fastened to the deck. ready for
action. and supplement the ships
regular armament.
Airplanes have always been a
problem.
Merchant experts would have
them disassembled; but army men
want them as nearly complete as
possible. ready for quick use on
arrival.
Because OF this. most are dashed
TO the decks and protected from
ocean spray with a special plastic
coating.
Wing tips. tail assemblies and
propcllers are removed and packed
in boxes lined with tar paper TO
protect them from moisture, al
though it's moot question
whether open crates wouldn't be
even better.
Landing gear is packed in plio-
film bags.
ARTILLERY AMMUNITION is
placed in Sfiber tubes which are
impregnated with asphalt and the
fuses are naturally packed sepa-
rately. They're plenty careful
though 10 see that the fuses and
shells arc loaded on the same
vessel.
Following practice Of years
standing. small arms ammunition
is shipped in tin cans. This Is still
in effect despite the tin shortage.
Actually, extensive experiments
are under way TO substitute CORFU
gated paper protective coverings
where possible; but the army Is
hesitant 10 take chances.
Even now. army experts give
consideration 20 weather and ch-
mate conditions in the areas 10
which they are shipping Iceland,
Australia, Egypt. etc.
THEY'RE MAKING VA L L.
ABLE recommendations. too, as to
changes in the construction OF
certain articles which will make
them easier 10 pack. One thing
mentioned. is the lengthening OF
the airplane wing tip sections so
that the center sections will be
shorter and more planes can be
packed in a given deck space.
These are just a few reasons
why the army develops lis own
shipping experts.
IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
FAST BUFFALO

FAST BUFFALO n Y. June 20 ONSl
HOGS Receipts. |. 200. Good and choice
.25nl535 trucked-ins. Sl5N 1918
rough and weighty soWs. SIS iO9f 1885.
CATTLE Receipts. 500. market, firm
Choice yearing steers Sli25' heiters
Sl3 %: good steers and yearlings. Si3u
1875 fleshy grsssers, Si2 so, moderately
covered steers and heifcrs. Sll 25H IL; beet
COWS $40 so. cutter and common. IS s.
40. Gamer. S7i0u $50; sausage bulls,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Metal Markets

NEW YORK. June 2s-Prices in cents.
held at i2c pound delivered Con-
necticut Valley base. Export copper was
unchanged at ike pound. Z. a. .. New
York
Zinc price held st the ceiling level Of
s25c a pound. East st. Louis
Lead price remained at 6.5Oc a pound,
Louis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
MARKETS
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
War Proves Value
Of Private Industry

In medicine research long recognized that study oil
abnormal provides better understanding of the normal
principle also realm OF economies
things. makes economic abnormaities
normal channels of trade and distribution
benefits efficient tend to be more
appreciated when they temporarily non-existent
Likewise when freely available in the air. every one
takes for granted but when is missing life itself threatened
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
They Paid in Full

SAN FRANCISCO. juno 30
Southern Pacific Company has
completed the repayment of its
bank loans by preparing the
So, 10000 of notes, which would
have matured April ! 10 Oct. j,
1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. June 20 INs) HOGS
Receipts. 23 500: market 5-i0c lower TOP,
SI4 60: bulk si4 25T 1855; heavy. Sl4 20 "a
IL so: medium s14.3oa 1880; light. sl4m
1850: light lights. sl3 rs "a 25; packing
sows, sl3 75n rs; pigs, l275n 1873.
Csc lower: calves 4 200: steady. Beet
steers: Choice, S13. 50n 1880: common
SO 50 n13 so. yearlings. $10H 10. Butchers
Heifers S9nl4. cows. S9T IL bulls, 80 %
10 stockers: Steers. S10Hl3 so: cows and
heifers SsNi2
SHEEP Receipts. 600; market steady
Lambs SIS 25 N r. 90. common, Sl3n 1925
yearnngs sli50a IS; feeders, Sl2H 10
ewes. t4.5oG6.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Butddiene Is Placed
Under ALLEGATION

WASHINGTON. June 30-Bu-
tadiene. basis OF buna type syn
thetic rubber. has been placed
under ALLEGATION from producers
beginning July ] by War Produc-
tion BOARD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Eek Seat Still $4,000

NEW YORK. June 30.-Arrange.
ments have been made for sale OF
any stock exchange seat at S21 900
unchanged from the previous
transaction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Detroit Stocks

Sales High Low ~ 90 chg
Oct Edis 90 100 10 16 IS ......-
LaSa Wines 20 100 ga "a ~ p q
Dividends IN the foregoing table are the
amount. declared ~ paid 90 far this year.
unIe.s otherwise noted. s-Iiquidstine divi-
dend. bon accommodations, ex-Ef dividend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Detroit Poultry

Market. hens steady. Hens. average run.
2ic. leghorn hens lbs and up. lie
cocks iOsfI2c: rock springers & lbs and
up. Csc: rock brothers 2ia 10 lbs, 25c
leghorn broiers ? lbs NJ. %; - 20 :
i,,s ice. under ~ ms. not wanted
tom turkeys lie. hens zoe
EGGs- Market steady Current receipts,
zoe. undegrsdes, asa 2sAc and arm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
$4,000 Barrel
A Day Shortage
81 Oil in East
See Conveyed Tankers
as Only Solution;
Pipe Lines Help Little

NEW YORK. June 30.-To avoid
real hardship on Eastern users of
gasoline and fuel oil next winter,
il will be necessary TO deliver
approximately $4,000 barrels OF
oil daily more than are now being
brought into Atlantic seaboard, II
was stated today.
This can only be accomplished
by the use of ccrvoy-protected
tankers. New pipe lines would
help but apparently cannot be
finished in time to give relief this
year.
Movement OF oil products TO
Eastern seaboard is expected to
reach a peak in final months OF
this year. 1t will probably aver
age close 10 10000 barrels daily.
against an essential demand of
1875, 900 barrels, so that in that
period alone. shortage will amount
10 1850 barrels a day.
SEE BIG SHORTAGE
Accumulated shortage for last
three months of the year will be
in neighborhood of 10000, 600 bar
reis, large part of which will
have 10 be taken from storage.
This will weaked the stock posi-
ton in early part of 1913. Normal
unrationed needs are estimated
around 1,650.000 barrels daily.
Substantial relief in present
transportation shortage is not ex-
pected from new large pipe line
Nm East Texas TO Salem. Ill.
lch will have capacity of from
800, 900 to $4,000 barrels OF crude
oil daily. depending on pumping
facilities. This. originally sehed-
uled 10 be completed in December,
probably will be delayed. accord
ing 10 industry executives, and
thus will not be Of service this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Farmers Market

FRUITS-Cnerries sweet. fancy, 50 "a
al. crate. No. /, SiIi so; No. :. ~ %
sour No. /, 81 25H2.75 2g-qt crate. Goose
berries. 40 l. 81 5OuJ 24-Qt. crate. Cur
rants. No l. x3g3So 24-qt crate. Rasp'
berries red. No !, $3.50 Zi-qt. crate; No
2, SO SO. black, No. l. $50 $50 24-qt crate
No z - 30 strawberries, fancy, sou
l24-qt. crate, No. /, So. 5O@i; No. 2, w. "a
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENs-Head
Iettuce fancy 81 bu. No. ], Al.25u 90
No. 2. Toe 81. Leaf lettuce No. J. ~ y
soc bu Romano, No. /, 40 a soc bu. Esca
role. No /. soc 81 bu. No. 2. ooc. In.
dive. No. !. N5Odi. bu' No. Z, "a
VEGETABLE GREENs-collsrds; No. /
40 q soc bu. sorrel No. !. 80 e5e ou
Spinach. No. /. 81 Toe bu.; No. 2. 5Oc
Turnip No. /. 40si soc ou. Mustard. No
| /. 40 q soc bu. Cabbage greens. No !. ..
! a use bu Kale, No. !. 75c bu. Swiss
VEGETABLES. M1sCELLANEoUs-As-
paragus No. l. 81 n /. so doz. bchs ; NO. q
80 n Use Wax beans, No. !, So 5Ou bu.
green beans No. !. Sl.75l2 bu Beets
! No. /, 80 70 65c don. bchs. Broccoli, No: /,
81 bu' Cabbage. No. l. 40d GOO bu. Red
cabbage. No. /. 81 bu. Carrots, No. j, 81
u doc doz bchs Cauhflower No. i. s2H
? 80 bu.; No. 2, 81 Ceiety, fancy, o ,o'
don bchs; No. /. 35n soc No. lSg <VS
Du 40 soc doz. bchs. kohlrsoi, NO. j.
$50 75c doz. behs. Leeks. No. !. 1928 doZ
bchs Onions. green, No. ]. b5u Toe doL
bchs.; No. 2. soc. Curly parsley, No. !. q
! n soc doz bchs. Parsley root No, !, 90 q
s5c don. bchs Peas. fancy, S2.J0H q "a
bu. No. /. xi75H2. Potatoes. No. l.
81. 4OHis5 bu No 2. S5c nSi. Radisnes
red. No. /, 90 6Oc don. bchs. No. q SOC
| long white No /. 40D CSC don. bchs. Rhu-
barb 25sr 35c doz bchs. summer squash
No. 1. S2H25O "A bu.; No. 2 Sl.5O. To-
matoes, dollhouse. No. l. $50 $40 lf-lb
basket. Turnips. No. /, so q 15c don. ochs
No. !. 75c 81 bu
| EGGS-Lsrge, Sil q 1l.oO JO-doL. case
medium. 50. 70 10 1925.
| g2Tc ID; leghorns, % 25e; oroilers
heavy. 2pm 3ic: leghorn. 24a2 zoe 10.
/ PLANTs-Salvia, 75c q 81 flat; gerani'
Iums. 5Oa2 i4-pot fiat; miscellaneous
flowers so n75c fiat; miscellaneous vegeta'
bles. 50 CSC fiat
/ // CHICAGO
II CHICAGO, june ~ uSsl.-ChEEsE-ZZ
Twins 2lisH2INc: daisies, 22A y ZSc
inrtnts and longhorns. 22Ls g2yNc./
LIVE POULTRY Market irregular tur-
KEYS. i5Ti 22c: hens, 15T2ic: leghorn hens,
IiOaisik springers. 23is n 27hc; broilers,
| % a24ikc; roosters, 1910 i3i4c; ducks, IL
uisc. geese qdlTc
BUTTER Receipts. % eOi tubs: mar
tket. steady NC up. extras. 81 score.
I36tyc: standards 90 score care 80 G;
extra hrsts. 81 score 36c hrsts. sissy
score $40 3Js,c: specials, 20 score $40
I37isc.
EGGs-R Receipts. 1880 cases; market,
lHc up: current receipts, 2este. fresh ex'
tra hrsis. 5iis q ~ &c: fresh hrs's. 30Aa y
3ihe, dirties. 2sAe; checks, 2ehc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Canada Marts Close
For July | Holiday

OTTAWA. June 30.-Security
and commodity exchanges through
out Canada will be closed Wednes-
day. July l in observance OF
Dominion Day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
President Hits
Farm Mortgage
Credit System
Extends Low interest
Bill but Claims rs
a Mere Palliative

WASHINGTON, June 30 (UP).
Roosevelt signed bill
extending for two years reduced
interest rates on federal land bank
and land bank commissioner loans,
but explained that he objected TO
the legislation as being a mere
palliative" which failed TO rem
edy basic defects in the fed
eral farm mortgage credit system"
The President, in a statement
issued after he signed the bill.
pointed out that extension of the
low interests will cost the federal
government more than SCI, 000, 900
in subsidies. The bill extends the
present 312 per cent reduced rate
lon the loans. and continues TO
make available a reduced rate of
"A per cent TO farmers who have
purchased land from the two fed
Ieral agencies involved.
ANTICIPATED ACTION
The President pointed out that
when he approved the last two
year extension enacted in 1910 he
anticipated that legislative action
would be taken promptly ito re-
move impediments to the efficiency
of the federal land bank system
which have made il impossible for
land banks to furnish farmers
with long-term mortgage credit
on reasonable terms without SUBJ
sides from the federal treasury"
REASONS OBSCURE
THE reasons why no action
has been taken to remedy the
obvious defects In the laws -.
are obscure and unconvincing,"
! he said.
He admitted, however, that the
bill was the only Immediately
practicable method" of forestalling
Imminent expiration of present
farm mortgage agreements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

CATTLE Receipts 1000. All classes
opening slow. early sales and bids medium
and good fed steers and yearlings weak
TO rs cents lower than last Monday, or
around steady with the close; heifers and
common steers little changed; cows open
Ing weak TO mostly rs cents lower, many
bids so cents on. bulls fully rs cents
lower: several lots and loads medium 20
good fed steers. SI2. 75d 10. two leads held
around $3.50 and good 10 choice around
O50-lb. weights. 1913 load warmed-up
southwestern grassers, S11. so n -. load held
above SIP: medium heifers. Si2 down; few
common TO good beef cows, SO so n 10. 50 !.
cutters IS asa e.25. Gamers. Sc 50ns;
weighty sausage bulls, Si1.50 q Ills, odd
head 10 Sl2.
CALvES-Receipts. ! 0Co. Vealers open
ing 90 cents higher than last weeks close
practical top and bulk good to choice
grades. $3.50; common and medium
Receipts. $500. Weights. $50
lbs and up were steady To Sc higher
mostly steady Lighter weights aver
aged 25c higher Bulk. $50 10 4oo-lb /,
butcher x14 35Mi4.60. extreme top, Sl4. 10
on small killers and several lots OF closely
sorted 1sO-220-lb weights. Around $50 TO
isO-lh light S14dlg so. Most now.
Sl3 25G135 so with a few al sl3.75.
SHEEP Receipts $50; market nomlnally
steady Small lot medium 10 good 13-lb.
native spring lambs, SIS, good 10 choice
quoted x15.5Oni6: few shorn slaughter
ewes. So 5Oas so according 20 grade and
weight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
PITTsBJRGH

PITTSBURGH. June 20 tlNsl-CAT
TLF-Receipts. $50: market steady; steers
choice. Sl325n1s IS: medium TO GOOD
Si2 25Ii3; common. SO IS ~ IS heifers
medium to good $40 20 n 1915; common
s7.T5de.75; cows. medium to good s,z'
1926. Gamers and cutters. S625@ s.25
bulls good TO choice. Sll 50n II SO; com
mon to medium, IS. sou 10.
HOGS Receipts. 400: market steady
i60-ls0 lbs. si4.75 n 1890; 10000 lbs.
sI4eoa1515: 200-220 lbs Sl4 $50 Is. -
220-25O lbs. Si475aI315 250-290 lbs
Sii25ml4T5; 2eo-3JO lbs. sl4n II Is
iOO-i50 lbs, si3414.25; roughs, sl2. so q
1880.
sHEEP-Receipts. 300; market, steady
choice lambs si5M16: medium to good
Si3d14: common lambs Sl0.50H Il: ewes
S5455O: wethers S6m & 80.
CALVES Receipts, $50: market steady
good TO choice Si4nl Is: medium, $l24 Is
culls and common. SO 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Unlisted Stocks

Approximate prices furnished by ne Ma
ionAl Association OF Securities Dealers,
49, L. No L
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
DETROi7sSz.s4ain. 1ssTiMES
New York
Stocks .

High Low HOO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Druggists Claim
License Fraud

Scores of unqualified persons
have obtained pharmacist license
in Michigan through fraud. the
state branch of the American
Pharmaceutical Assoc n
charged Saturday.
A state law passed in 1910 gave
the State Board Of Pharmacy
power TO issue licenses 10 assist
ant druggists who had been work
ing at compromising drugs for Is
years prior 10 1893. Many licenses
have been issued 10 persons who
have falsely sworn 10 their ex-
perience. the association charged.
The association, which said that
the supposedly fraudulent practice
had been most severe in the De-
troit area, demanded that the
governor revoke illegally issued
permits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
US. Puts Filters at Desks,
Not in Planes, Turner Says

planes il Is producing and charged
that British flying students in this
country had high rate OF failure
Turner was in Washington air,
mig his views 10 Congressman
government officials and military
and urging them tc
accelerate the use OF 700 civilian
schools for pilots.
They might soon he calling
me a lobbyist" Turner said. but
with the outcome OF this de-
pending on aviation. II IL up 10
every airman 10 spend full time
on aviation or he guilty of
treason"
We've got 10 train enough
pilots 10 fly every ship we build
because the time il coming-it's
coming faSt-when American
manpOwer will be the only re-
servOir for combat filters"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Fighting Man's Friend
Navy Enlistments Last
Nov for Duration

course. He should 20 10 local
selectiye service headquarters on
the sixteenth floor OF the Book
Tower and explain the matter
fully.
There he will be advised what
steps TO take. The law provides
penalties for Justification of such
records although II he straight
ems this matter voluntarily IL IN
possible there Will he no penalty.
MRS. NJ. G. A. X: ..A-Your
question cannot he answered In
this column. You should see an
attorney.
HOPEFUL: A-Your record
will not bar you from the type
of work I'm question.
DRAFT PAST As:
II. A. X: ..Q-Please let me
know If they are drafting men past
AS years.
A-Not at present.
V. r.: Q-My husband re-
ceived his questionable last De-
cember. We have not heard from
il. Why hasn't he been classified
or had his examination? He has
a wife and child as dependents.
CALL LOCAL BOARD
A-He should have received a
card notifying him of his CLASH
hcation some time ago. .sug-
-gest- he call at his local board
offices to inquire concerning tho
delay.
NJ. f. b: Q-My husband Is
in ga. lie has military expert
ence. I am not working at pres
ent. His draft number is POO.
When will he be called? We have
no children and own our own
home. He is 80.
A-Inasmuch as he II now In
3-A. IL IL unlikely that he will
be called for some months. IL
would be impossible TO deter
mine when his number will be
reached without knowing the
number OF men registered with
his particular board. II he Ia
worried about II. he should In
quire at his boards offices.
MRS. J. l.. N: Q-I under
stand that under the new draft
laws married men are 10 be de-
ferred for al least six months
Does this also include those al
ready in the service? My husband
was drafted six months ago, We
we're married in October. 1912.
A-This obviously does not
include a man already In the
service, who II In for the dura-
ton, and whose Induction could
hardly be deferred when It's
long since been completed. You
were not married In October,
1912; you must have meant
1871: however. this has no bear
Ing on the case.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

WASHINGTON, June 20 (UP).
Col, Roscoe Turner. speed flier
and combat pilot of World War l,
charged tonight that while the
army air force is short OF pilots,
il has permitted experienced civil
ian aviators 10 be drafted into
other branches of the army.
ANY man who can fly any
kind OF ship doesn't belong In
the infantry; tank corps. quar-
termaster corps, or any place
else except In the air corps"
Turner declared. We've got
plenty Of fighting pilots-in the
wrong places"
lie cited an air school instructor
who was recently drafted and is a
clerk in an office.
He said the day might come
when the United States would
have 10 supply pilots for all the