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Evening star., 1942-06-23
Thank You Note
Sent to Clubs
Secretary
NShe Gives Message
To All Members
OF the Group
By Emily Post
By Emily Post

When flowers are sent to a sick
person by a group of club members,
the typical question by the GONZALES
cent is whether he-or she-must
write a note OF thanks to each in
dividuai who has contributed to the
flowers or signed the card.
. My advice to you who ask this
question, Is that you write to the
secretary Of the woman's club and
ask her to thank the members for
the beautiful flowers and their kind
thought Of you. If the flowers were
sent to you by the Board of Gov
ernors, she will read your letter at
the next meeting of the board. If
they were sent you by the general
members she will put your letter on
the bulletin board. II they were
sent by just few, she will show
them your letter as she sees them.
Dear Mrs. Post: My parents had
intended to celebrate their 35th we'd
ding anniversary this year, but they
have given up the idea because of
the war. We, the married children,
therefore are going to give them a
surprise party. We would like to
make. or have made, some little
souvenirs to give to each guest in
remembrance of the year and the
party. Can you possibly give us any
suggestions?
Answer: Jade and coral are listed
by the jewelers. as the 35th an
niversary stones. Something made
of, or ornamented with, either of
these. or something Stimulating either
one in appearance would be most
suitable.
Dear Mrs. Post: Do you think !
should write a thank-you note after
dining for the first time with the
family of my new f1ance? This is my
first invitation from them, and I
have not known them before.
Answer: If you are unable to pay
your party call within q day or two,
and IL such q letter would be a
spontaneous expression Of enthu-
siastic feeling, q note would be a
very proper gesture. But If you can
60 to see them soon, and If your
letter Is not something you feel i'm
PEELED to write but something that
may sound forced. it is not an ex-
pected courtesy. I might add that
readiness to respond to any friendli-
ness they show you. is much more
important.
Evening star., 1942-06-23
Sunshine Preserves
ll2 cups honey

III cups honey
IL cups sugar
I quart pitted cherries
Combine honey and sugar. Bring
slowly to the boiling point, add
cherries and cook II minutes. Pour
out on shallow dishes: cover with
glass and allow to stand in the
sunshine one day or longer. Seal
IN warm, sterilized glasses.
Evening star., 1942-06-23
Simple Strainin9

Strain drippings from meat
through cloth rinsed out of cold
water (this makes the straining
easier). Cool. cover, store in the
refrigerator and use as desired.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
By Adele Garrison

II do not know" I said.
"Steye Is nothing II not melo-
dramatic, you know.
"He may have been seizing an
opportunity to play the role of
n big sleuth in order To impress
YOU. or he really may have seen
something In the letter.
But ! am going to give both
letter and picture considerable
study. and I'll let you know any
thing l find out.
IF Redfield asks you about
your promise to give him a copy
tonight, pretend to he most
apologize about your careless
ness and say you forgot them
and left them In my rooms"
Continued Monday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
Kin Soon 10 Get
Prisoner Data

Information on the welfare of
Americans held prisoner by the
Japanese soon will he available 10
relatives here through the faCili-
ties of the International Red
Cross. a. j. Berries Jr. manager
of the Detroit chapter Of the Red
Cross. said today
Berries said notification has been
received from the international
office at Geneva. Switzerland.
lthat-the- Japanese government has
accepted the appointment Of a Red
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
Quiz Answers

Island, belonging
10 New Zealand. and Thurs
day Island, off the coast of
Australia.
True. The back Of the adult
male gorilla's crown tends 10
become gray.
The Star-Spangled Banner"
written during the lombard
ment Of Fort McIIenry
If the large claw is lost.
the small one grows and be-
comes large while a small
claw grows where the large
one had been
Harvard, Yale, Princeton.
The organ hue pipe.
In the interior Of Green
Land.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
j. 5. Takes Over Land
For Base Extension

The federal government today
started condemnation proceedings
IN federal court here 10 procure ~
acres Of land for extension Of
facilities AZ the Naval Reserve
Aviation Base. Crosse He
Federal Judge Ernest a O'Brien
signed an order giving the govern
Went possession Of the land after
petition had been filed ny John
" BabCoCk. chief assistant United
States attorney E1bcock deposited
SllO0l with the court, the sum
tho government believes IS fair
10 owners Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
Pitfalls of Love
A Sequel 10 Mar riage Meddlers

Sequel 10 Mar rage NEEDLE
her until she has given me back
the letter.
Then I will burn II at the
very first opportunity"
Thank you" | sand with en-
phaSiS, then ! picked up the
painting which l had been
studying.
do YOU mind ." I said 'Hf I
keep this painting and letter
with me for a while ."
"Of course I don't mind" she
said. They'll be safer with you
than with me, I'm sure.
But. II its all right To ask
YOU. do YOU agree with Steve
that there NAV he a concealed
message To- me in the thing?
I'll be- thrilled 10 tears II there
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21

Cross delegate and Will exchange
information when possible about
prisoners and informed non.com-
batantS.
Berries said the Red eros, an
tlcipates that permission 10 ship
food, clothing and other items 10
the prisoners from the United
States will be granted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21


MANI DHhLiN"' lSPtu
rapidly. This note will he
handed Won nv Dina AZ the the
.to, =, :, va, ,o,,,o 90 tho ho,o1
"is' VIM u u"up'' ''e CdIooh
Will he I'm your box.
"YOu must read IL through
c,re,uIIv hetora you b,ye any
''''' - ''''"' 4" WIN
Stepheh hedheId' inns II most
imperative. and this II why"
,brr r7r-,ly rerour.nd an ~,
roryorss,ior WITH stove ,rri-,r3r7c
IN, atrocIorS ,ar~adiddles | had
told aI,Yr her and wound up los
sa,frr.
., ~ -, :, -. $50,
- or. - IN H., a.
- -, 80. -.
49, u.t,oro podCoiJ
. -
hno" YOU VIII accept ana
that YOU wiz hno" no" I" IN,
e'' au.. ~, OF a. 49,
nIace ,ou used 10 go
II don't think YOU will have
any trouble because Of his anger
toward YOU about last night"
! went on
"He Is 80 obsesSed nv the idea
of getting your attention away
from Noel. that he will he most
fractahle, l am sure. AND YOU
need no MINIS, KNOW N 10 MS
management.
"Ollna mas be'n wonderful /
went on We understand each
other thoroughly and she Is goo
ing to make most Naiuabie
ally.
"She viii watch Tor YOU ana
give YOU this note, ana keep
Redheld engaged :" that ne VIII
have no chance 10 tank 10 you
untll aiter YOU nave r'au H.
Il shall Try TO see YOU tomor-
row morning don kno"
just where shaII ne tonight
when you get nome.
Loving,
"Aunt Nadge."
,ool 80, eboo,s from, tho ,,ro
,.-;,or sirood 49, ,a,,,o u,,h .
80 20 ha,h o,,ri,ai and carhor
sto..o5 ho,b al 49, u,cr, oyo,
tbcr, for ar, t,nod crrore
Tton ,r,roJ nd hold an, ~,
orio,r,1 20 oI,r,
-, ,n
''"N' I,'" ~ N'Iu WIN
prtpar' 'ne rnN'lopes. IL
Sile ic3u II l'l'"uS'" "it' W.T.
l hGdIu M LlNe ~ dt,'isu WI
quCk'E NH,'' ileicu ann l hiI'V
ina, slle i'du 'e''''''" NY ~ a'N'
lot nj ... IL.
10 YOU "PP'"N' aSh''',
uIiliiE 10 nv ~ ,'V 'Sre"
enacIoleS IN ny I,d'.S' ,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21

How the Japs' Two-man sub
marines Got Into Pearl Harbor.
Striking Evidence That the
Deadly Little Killers Were
Launched From Huge Whaling
Factory ships Prepared Long
Ago for Their Sinister Work.
Read These Startling Disclosures
In The American Weekly, the
Magazine Distributed With This
Sundays Issue Of The Detroit
Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
Connolly Answers
By Zane Grey

la Thomas Paine; (b)
Nathan Hale; tb) Ruther-
ford Hayes.
Queen, worker, drone.
ga Mersey River. (b)
WhangpOo River, Co Colo
RADIO River.
4-ta) Robert Schumann; (b)
John p. Sousa; (c) Walter
Kittredge.
5-(al SS: Cb) four. (c) four.
6-tal Flower; (b) Death; (c)
Me.
Gen. Hugh =. JohnssA
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Wrffas nafIy for the TtmaN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06

There's bill before Congress
right now which may have more
effect on your future and mine
than any piece Of legislation in
years.
1t is Senate Bill $500 and il
provides for the creation of a Rub
Der Supply Agency with director
at the head who shall have the
power TO make loans, get priori-
tics, purchase properties and build
plants 10 further the production
of rubber produced from ALCO-
HOL as the basic material.
The report of Senator Elmer
Thomas of Oklahoma from the
committee on agriculture and
forestry provides some intensely
interesting data and powerful
indictment of certain selfish in
terestS in Washington.
l quote directly from his re-
port:
"The subcommittee has had
indisputed evidence presented To
ID by outstanding chemists and
engineers of national reputation
10 justify the conclusion that
the quickest way Ia bring about
the production Of synthetic rub
her, with the use Of the least
amount Of critical materials, Is
through the conversion Of grain
or forest products Ia butadicne.
The subsequent syntbesis Of
butadienc with styrene To make
finished rubber II an established
process. The botticneCk II the
production Of butadicne.
Tt is indisputed in the record
that the only known and com
mercially tested processes for
the making Of synthetic rubber,
developed principally on CONT
mental Europe nv the Germans,
Poles and Russians. were from
alcohol produced from grain and
potatoes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Ice Ceiling Base
To Be in April

WASHINGTON, July 6.-BaSo
period for determining maximum
prices OF ice were changed by
IOPA from March to April. 1912
Action was necessary because
ice prices prevailing during former
month were at their lowest level
for several years and did not re-
fleet cost rises which occurred AT
beginning of 1871 summer season,
Price Administrator Henderson eX-
planned. He also said advances
made by ice merchandisers during
April were reasonable
Change, however, still permits
sellers to use optional alternative
method of determining summer
prices by charging highest price
prevailing during corresponding
month last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Twin Coach Co.
Outlook Better

CLEVELAND. July s-Pros-
poets for the Twin Coach Com.
lpany have been improved rs re-
suit Of contract the company has
Just obtained for building pilot
model of equipment for lighter
lthan-air craft.
Shipments during April and
May. which totaled 81 .S02 600,
were slightly below the level al
tanned in the first quarter this
year. when twin coach's deliveries
aggregated 81, 100000 DinicuIties
IN obtaining materials uas the
main reason for the decrease.
over the coming months tho
company should derive an increas-
'ingly large amount of business.
not only from the new work that
rs IN prospect. but also from manu-.
facture of trailer type OF fire
.pumper which Twin Coach began
making late last year. Currently
the company has untitled order.
for these units representing a total
value of nearly s. J66-6OO. The
company is utilizing new plant
addition, completed IN MAY. for
these units. The addition
Increased the Company'S floor
space by about onc-thlrd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Detroit Produce

APPLES Illinois. bu baskets. 4 8 No
/ pinch min, Yellow Transparents - - %
: 80. mostly S225. Duchess US, No
y in and UP 81 65n rs; Washington, boxes
Winesaps. PIGS, 81 10.
CANTALoUPEs Salmon meats: Califor
MIA. Imperial valley jumbo. crates 20
So 25H3 SO hest 50 75H3.s5, jumbo 36'
81 75a4 best 81 a t23, fair 81 30 n 3
Jumbo ass SAVt.21, best Si.A0n4 50; Ar
IONA, Yuma District Jumbo 27s 50 p
jumbo 36s S3.75, fair $50 $50. Jumbo
ass 50.
HoNEYDEws California Jumbo ss 81 %
: I3 standard 9s and t2s s.. 75n3 3.
HONEYBALtS e. Jumbo Sos 81 5oH
Jumbo ass So 5Oai. standard ass $500
3 r.
CARROTS California. Los Angeles crts
s dozen punches s. 30 90, mostly $40
AS.
CuCUMBERs- Maryland. bu. bask. fancy
81 7513 3, choice s. 30 large SIZE slceT'
81 so. Arkansas generally good S2n2 25
ordinary So fair 81 no 80.
LETTUCE Los Angeles crates Iceberg
California. salinas District $50 s so. mostly
50 % fair 81 3d. dozen So -.
ONIONS hO-lh sacks. Texas yellow Ber
mudas hmbo SIZE 81 50T 60. fair 81 20
Babosas r. No. ! SIN and larger "
2-3-inch size 81 IS fair 81 35m 40. Ken
lucky Ycllows fair quality. ; 25H so
California medium size. u S. No. ! Vel
lows 81 50 ri So. large size ordinary q
fair condition 10 Red Onions 81 90
POTATOES i00-lh sacks California
Us No ! washed Long Whites 81 IS II
.3TH. Us Commercial 80 30. 50-lh. SACKS
T. s No I washed Long Whites 81, US
No. uuwashed tppblcrs, North CdrohnH
s. s5u3. virginia So Eastern Shore Mary
land 81, Missouri Us. NO, / washed Con
bcrs 81 IS fcw So s.
STRAWBEREIES- MIchtgsn isqt
crates porseffs fancy. 81 30
SWEET POTATOES Porto Rican vans
LouisAn hu. crates, L. s. No L, ~ POO
2 30. wa1ed 81. 60
TOMATOES - l0.In cartons, rcpacks
medium. ~ 1900. 2J-ln. lugs. rcpacks. -
hothousr s-Ib baskets MEDIUM, ONO. SO'
US1 Indiana. 81. original Tugs 4. : No
T. grcCu ripe and turning. wrapped, bNh
and larger, Texas, s. Arkansas, 81 6N7,
Texas ~ e1u a., Tennessee, all sizes
some ripe 81 g. lt75
WATERMFLONS Florida and Georgia
per melon CanuorbaIs - lbs 20c a
lbs 4OH fIi4c. - lbs fpm4i Ton
Waisons. rs ms. t5c. cuban Qhccns, y
fjti J0c. 80 lhs Doc, Thurmpnd Gfays, y
Ice soc. few hby NJ
PEACHES Gebrgis. = bu. b slsksts
Hileys ~. SO l. .,-in. 10. Xi@ 30
mostly 81 2541 49, showing decay ~ low
a. 2tr. l-.-ir up, Sill co. mostly 81 ~
Golden Juhuets o. s. 30 D. 4, in M
81 50N 90. stn. up 81 60u 90 earl
FiherfaF i- .hI baskets T. No T. r.
ir up 81 go Illinois hu baskets. IT.
No Red PirdF. 2-In up - Stu pn
ArEarssf i7 -bu. hAskets. Fair's ReautNs
.g.ln Nsp O. No 2i7h. ms baEEets
2-ir minimum heavy 10 minimum size
generally good, 81 so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Stocks Continue
To Gain Ground
In Early Trade
Steels. Rails and
Electrical Shares Set
Pace; Motors Climb

NEW YORK, July 6 QNS). 49,
The stock market continued 10
gain ground at the opening today
Gains were fractional.
Steels, rails and electrical
equipments paced the initial ad-
vance. l.. s. Steel and Bethlehem
were up good sized fractions each.
Westinghouse rose a point.
Motors were steady to higher,
and coppers except nickel, adj
vanced. The chemical shares
started mixed. with Du Pont up
almost point and Air Reduction
down fraction.
There were few backward
spots including the utilities and
such as american Can
and CclaneSe.
Opening prices: Southern Pa
.cifc 12A. up y; Pennsylvania
Railroad l9ss, up "a; Bethlehem
Steel 52%. up IS; Consolidated
Edison 1874. UP Il; u. s. Steel
i7i2, up y; Packard On; New
York Central 9, unchanged;
American Can 65i., off Il; ". 6.
Rubber 1885, up "a; Anaconda.
IS "a, up =; Chrysler 5112, up =
General Motors 30, unchanged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06

there might then he some sur
plus alcohol that would provide
competition for companies with
which many Of these men had
been associated for long period
OF time.
"The production of rubber
has been handicapped and de-
layed by an apparent lack Of
coordination between govern
ment departments charged with,
or which assumed to handle, the
problem. Lip service has been
generously given to the prin-
cipIe OF utilizing the process
which would produce rubber In
the quickest time with the least
amount OF critical materials.
Yet belatedIy. and only after
months of hearings, was alcohol
from agricultural products al
lowed TO share In the program
and then only to the point
and not one step beyOnd-that
whisky and molasses distilIeries
could be converted to the MAX
ing Of alcohol from grain.
"Such meticulous care To
avoid the possibility Of postwar
competition may bespeak a high
degree Of business shrewdness,
hut IL likewise portrays seri-
Gus failure to appreciate the
necessity Of keeping America on
wheels and winning the war"
The senator's report goes on TO
describe specific instances of the
of the alcohol process
nd Of vain efforts 10 get priori-
les for the plants, III tell you
bout them tomorrow. ~
IT is most significant. that Sena-
or Thomas home state. Okla
IONA. is the third largest pro-
uccr Of petroleum in the United
states. exceeded only by Texas
nd California. You can hardly
ccuse him OF bias in favor Of
lcohol.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Farmers Market

FRuiTs Apples yellow transparent
No. /. 81 20g2 rs bu Cherries, s~s.'
2. $3.50. sour, No. !. 81 25h275 24-a'
crsts. Gooseberrtes No s. SO03 24-qt.
crate. Currsnts, No. I 81 24-at. ors's
Raspotrriss. fancy. $3.50 2l-qt orsi.
black No !. s. s6s5. 30 = 4. s,rsV.
berries, fancy. Xa.5o18 2t-qt crate. Ne T.
Sta5. No ?. 81 75pa IS. Huekebsrrcs.
No. !. ~. sogs 2t-qt crate
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS Head
lettuce. fsncy s2a2 20 bu No J. 81 2SH
IS: No. 2 7JcftSl I<sf lettuce No J.
AZ % iac hn Romano SO l. toa ~ IA
Escarule- No J. 6oaT bu, No > ~
fndive SO :. si'"" - hg 40 2. -
VEGETABLE GREENS -coiaras. No !.
90 ~ So' n1 sprfei. 30 D. aDV sc 10
Spinach No l. s5l7se b. No So,
50 ~ Toe. Cabbage Greens No l. $50
s3c hu. kale. ~ J. 75c b.. Swiss ehafn.
VEGETABLES. MISCELLANEOUS A.
parsgus, No. ! STR ~ doz. bchs No ..
s0a 75c. Wax beans. fancy S275p5 h..
Green beans fancy, x3n 30 pu. No
81 1907 Is, horsebesns No. !, 81 T51
.hu. Reets, No. !, 500 e5c dol lunches
oage. %. 30H toc hu. Red cabbage
30. !. 81 bu. Carrots. No. 4, son SOC
doz bchs CvIprower, No !, 81 75g
2 23 bu.; No. 2|SiUi25 Celery. fancy,
.
No g. 151 20c. CucumberS 50 bu No.
2 So Dul. 4OSs Soc dor buchs Kohl
rab, No. J.. so u 75c don. bchS. Lesks
No. |. 81 IS dor bchs Onions green
No. /, s0ms5c dor. bchs No 2 SOC DRY.
81 50 J0-ib. sacks. Curly parsley. No.
I. sou SOC dozen lunches Parsley
root. No. I. 509sOe dozen punches
Peas. fancy. S2.75G3 bu No /. 81
az so Potatoes. fancy. 81 hu. No J.,
81 t0d1 IS. No. 2 s5cMSi Rsdishes. red
No. /. 81 V65c dor bchs No. ?. 30c; lonE
white. No I, 4Off 65c dor bChs. Rhubafb.
Is ~ 35c dor. bchs summer Sauash. No l..
S2a225 u bu No z. $50. Italian
squash fancy 81 5O1f1 IS peck haskei
No. 1. SiTi25 Tomatoes dollhouse.
IT'S 14-lb. basket Turnps No. /.
30 n 75c doz. bchs No / Toe y 81 on
EGGS-Large xitTll 50 30-doy case
medium. 50 75n Is.
POULTRY Live. hens. heavy breeds, IS
n 27c H.. eghorns. q 2jc hrotlsrs
heavy. 2gG3ic leghorn 2iH 26c
PLANTS Saliva. 75cNSl flat. geran'-
ums 81 J0T2 tf-pot flat: miscellaneoue
flowers 75c flat. miscellaneous yege-
tables. 5On65c fiat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
DETR0l7Ssaiss INES
MARKETS
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Firms Grow Big
Because They Serve

by the demagogue
and has been misunderstood by the public,
Unless bgnesS backed by competitive competence size
o continued success y
Usually efficiency breeds bgneSS rather than vice
mortaleS railroads. public utilities
the big wither and fade when
they changing whms of customers and the
shifts technology.
In 1921 the biggest automobile manufactures in the world was
outmoded model
longer customers ultimate bosses
enterprise
political Misrepresentation the public sometimes
forgetS corporations big when accord
EmerSonan doctrine the world makes path to their
because they build better mouse trap
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
MacauIey Proud Of Feat

Alvan Macauley, who headed
the ANA. also h Q a d s the
council. Pie one thing that
gives him the greatest pleasure
in the changeover is the CO.
operative spirit with which the
industry entered the war phase
and has interchanged informa-
ton and technique.
THE industry has pledged not
only "A cooperative spirit in the
common task Of winning the bat
tie of production, but also com
plete interchange of mass pro-
duction information, time saving
techniqucs. production improve
ments, tooling shortcuts and de-
veiopments which individual Att
tomotive concerns have effected"
Macaulcy said.
In line with, this spirit, the
plants in the state will be thrown
open to the visiting manufacture
erS TO see for themselves what
Detroit has accomplished in one
year. Six tours have been ar
ranged in Pontiac and Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Britain Tank Output
Doubled This Year

WASHINGTON. July 6 (UP).-
Lieut.. Gen. Gordon Nevil Mac.
Ready, head Of the British army
staff in Washington, revealed to-
day that. in 194l, England sent
to- battle fields abroad nearly
10000 airplanes and 1000 tanks
and is now producing tanks and
other mechanical vehicles at the
rate Of $4,000 a year.
Great Britain is now producing
twice as many tanks as in August
l94l, and five times as many as
in August, 1910 he said. Two
thousand tanks have been sent
free of charge" 10 Russia. Ir
order 10 secure the needed raw
materials for this program. he
said. Britain instituted an inten-
sive scrap drive and obtained
100000 tons Of metal. enough 10
build 500 deStroyers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
100000 Day
For Bendix Radio

BALTIMORE. July 6.-Official
tribute was paid TO the manage
ment and workers of Bendix Radio
Division here for their achieve
ment in boosting war production
to new high levels totaling a
million dollars in a single day, as
shown by actual shipments.
Output during the month of
June, just ended. was 40 times
the volume of this division only
two years ago.
The following telegram MAS sent
by r. r. Breech. president OF
Bendix Aviation Corporation, 10
Hugh Benct, general manager of
the radio division:
"COngratulations on shipping
one million dollars worth Of
Bendix radio products last Sat
urday. Both the one-day ship
ments and the total for June
constitute new record highs for
your division. Please extend To
Mr.. Foster factory managerl
and all your employees my feel
ing Of pride i'm the accomplish
ments of the Bendix Radio
Division in keeping them on
the beam"
Current production attained al
the BendiX radio unit is entirely
war work, supplying aircraft radio
equipment for intercommunication,
navigation and landing. and vari-
Gus radio measuring instruments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Savings on Gas

An army icep could travel
from New York 10 Los Angeles
on the gasoline that could be
saved by one driver in a year if
he would observe basic rules OF
good driving, according to Del
mar G.. RooS, designer Of the
ieep and chief engineer for
WillyS-Overland.
THE average mOtOrist uses
600 gallons Of gasoline a year"
he explained, land he could in
crease his mileage approximately
80 per cent, or about seven miles
10 gallon. by having his car
kept in good condition and by
following the rules of careful
driving.
THE average mileage used by
the government i'm establishing
the recent gasoline rationing
plan is - miles per gallon. Ii,
through proper care, driver
could increase this average mile
age by seven miles per gallon, he
would save 232 gallons I'm the
course of n year, while travelling
the same distance"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
u. s. Chart

Detroit and vicinity Cooler tonight snc
tomorrow morning Gentle 30 moderate
winds
Temperatures Sunday-Highest, ~ de
grees lowest. so mean. ~.
Departure from normal temperature sun
day. 2 degrees.
Departure from normal temperature
since January I, 40.
Temperatures one year ago TODAY
Highest s. degrees lowest, 50 mean 10
Temperature this date In last 80 years
Highest. - degrees IN 1884. lowest, 81
In 1918.
Relative humidity Suoday-2 30 A. m.
- per cent; $50 a. m, ~ $50 p M
IS. $50 p. m, So
Precipitation IN last ~ hours ending at
s 30 a m today, 0.is-inch.
Departure from normal precipitation
since January l. I 70-nch.