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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
Panicky Hoerding Merely Aceen+ua+es Shortages

Certainly of crisis orderliness In all walks
Pancy boarding accentuates
shortages results unequal incidence Of the resulting
hardshps.
of especially those made Of
and critical metals rubber fHneifu however
There will virtual disappearance from the market OF many
goods and only sound advice
maintain existing models order
o lengthen their serviceable life.
Poland the late OF
column the wisdom Of building consumer
especially while could still be done
without imposing hardship other citizens the govern
men ended for products there
opportunity their belts spartan spirit
The hope that the production guns effect
The outpu of ter is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
Pet Training
Act 70 Care for Dogs,
Cats During Raids

FLINT. April s.-Authority 10
launch training courses In the
county for care of dogs. cats and
other animals during air raids was
given Mrs. d. L. Pitts, secretary
OF the Genesee County Humane
Society today by the Genesee
County Defense Council.
City defense council officials de-
clined TO authorize the. classes in
the city at this time pending
further instructions from the
state.
Mrs. Pitts advised the county
council that three veterinarians
are prepared 10 start classes for
instructing in the care Of animals
She said frightened dogs might be-
come dangerous IL not properly
handled during a raid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
Officers INDICATED
Federal Judge Rules Pennroad Corporations
Stock Purchase Was Within the Law

PHILADELPHIA. April 8 tUP).
Judge George A. Welsh
today dismissed a stockholders
suit which sought to hold II Off
GERS and directors OF the Pennroad
Corporation liable for an alleged
loss Of 100000 in the purchase
OF 1914 per cent of the Boston and
Maine Railroad stock for $50, 1885,
700 between 1929 and 1881.
The suit was brought by David
Steckler, New York. owner of ID
of Pennroad's 100000 shares OF
stock. He claimed that acquisition
OF the Boston and Maine stock
violated the New York and Massa-
chusetts laws. which he contended
limited a holding or investment
company 10 ownership OF 10 per
cent OF any corporation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
Business Course
Indicates Higher
Arms Output
Steel Production Sets
Record in Pittsburgh;
Lumber Is improving
BY LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of Economies, N. Y. University
Business activity continues its
approximately sideways course.
This is probably the most favor
able condition possible. for 1t
means an increasing war goods
output. For example. II now seems
that about three-fourths Of the
cotton and wool manufacturing
capacity is devoted to government
business. Along with the huge war
production goes a record income
for laborers. Not only has employ
ment risen, but also overtime"
work is now the rule. and that
brings so per cent larger wage
rates even without double time for
Sunday. OF course, this vast pur-
chasing power makes a demand for
all sorts of consumer goods.
An illustration of what the war
does to industry Is seen in the rise
in freight traffic. This reflects
record early opening OF ore ship
ments on the Great Lakes which
resulted from the great need OF
more pig iron for steel-making.
This reminds us that steel pro-
duction at Pittsburgh hit a new
high record last week, and that
before long the total output is
certain to exceed all past figures.
The lumber business is showing
an interesting improvement'in sta
tistical position. While total pro-
duction last week was of slightly,
the new orders rose sharply and
were SO per cent above production.
Incidentally. orders were is per
cent above a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
Electric Use
Extends Gain
Over Al Period
Nearly 3H Billion
XIV Distributed
in April 4 Week

NEW YORK. April 8. - Elec-
trical energy distributed by the
electric light and power industry
of the United States for the week
ended April a totaled 3,348, SOC, 900
kilowatt hours. against 1853 ,646.-
900 kilowatt hours in the like 194l
week, an increase Of 49, per cent,
according 10 the Edison Electric
Institute. In the previous week
this year, output was 3,345, 5O2, 600
kilowatt hours.
Output in the week ended March
2S was 3,345. SOP 900 kilowat I
hours against 2,975, 407 900 year
previous. an increase Of 12.4 per
cent. and in the week ended March
21 came to 1887, 032 900 kilowatt
hours, against 1888, 048, 900 in 1941,
an increase OF 12h per cent.
Percentage increases by major
geographic regions compare as fol-
lows:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
Tend TO Promote Buying Stampede in Stores

As the Canada. seecve ceilings tend to
the for products not yet
subjected regulation October Is last Prime Minister Mac
kenze King calling attention similar situation in Canada,
admonshed
THE trend prices has become too widespread and
be checked adequately controlling the prices of
commodities continue control the rise In
might augment the evil Is
desired avoid occasonng through fear Of the future
already controlled"
Indicative O the abnormal
part through Better Business
New York City commends the effort OF retailers in the
metropolitan to calm consumers.
In counseing moderation, the bureau says:
"Unavodably, commodities disappear
sold because either the materials
make them have imported for mill
place commodities in
available time especially customers
cooperate the effort and buy normally and ntegeny
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08

The Boston and Maine Railroad
Is organized under the laws of
four states-New York. New
Hampshire, Massachusetts, and
Maine.
Steckler charged that any In
vestment by Pennroad directors
beyond S10,000,000 in Boston and
Maine stock was illegal, and that
any sum invested in excess OF
this amount was a "loss" to Penn
road stockholders.
Judge Welsh pointed out that
New York authorities had not in
tervened in the transaction, al
though they had authority to null
lily the purchases If there was a
violation OF the laws The jurist
also ruled that Steckler had not
proved Pennroad sustained any
actual loss In the transactions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
All Of Revere S
Output for War

BALTIMORE. April s.-Revere
Copper and Brass, Inc, and most
OF the company's regular custom
ers, today are engaged 100 per cent
in manufacturing materials for
the war program OF the United
States and its Allies. c. Donald
Dallas, president. stated at annual
He added that long before Pearl
Harbor, Revere was busy on pro-
gram OF defense production.
"Since the outbreak OF this
new World War we have lost no
production through strikes or
iockouts," he said. Gall differ
ences between management and
employees have been settled
by regular collective bargaining
procedure" Dallas continued.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
Earnings

Twentieth Centory.Fos Film Corporation
and It's wholly owned subsidiaries. except
Roxy Theaters. Inc, for the year ended
Dec. ~, 1871. report q net profit OF s4,p2i
a2s after $3.50. 900 reserve for foreign
assets. Net IL equal 10 s2.03 share on
the common In the preceding year net loss
was x517, 336 after 1880. 600 reserve for
foreign assets. December quarter net pront
WAS So 372. 1872, against $3.50, AIS net proht
IN December quarter OF 1890 and sesI $50
net profit in September quarter OF 1891.
Ingersoil- Rand Company and domestic
for 1871 report a net proht OF
90, las, 202 after write-on OF ss2e.261 on
Investment IN foreign subsidiaries, FEDERAL
income and excess pronts taxes Of s3,oli,-
06s and provision OF 81 900 900 for con-
tingencies The above net 10 equal after
dividend requirements on the 8 per cent
preferred TO SO. Is q share on e7f,l30 shares
common excluding $50 shares in treas
ury. This compares with q net pront IN
1870 OF 80, see, $50 or s7.03 common share.
Acme steel Company and It's subsidiary
IN a pamphlet report for 1871 show net
pront OF S3.t67,1O1 after federal ana
Canadian income and excess prohts taxes,
etc. equal 20 80. 65 q share on 32s Jos
shares, against revised net profit OF 81, 49,
s34 or 90. 90 a share IN 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08

side the hemisphere, aggregating
S535 584, were added 10 the re-
serve for contingencies which now
amounts to $3.327 1888.
In 1910 earnings. reported as
Sl.72 a common share, had been
based on operations in the west
ern hemisphere only as are the
l941 figures. profits for 1910 would
have amounted to Sl.62 a common
share as compared 10 $500 in 1941.
Little also announced that 194l
sales of sos. 405, $50 were the
highest in the history OF the COM
pany. surprising the previous rec
ord OF Sl01 ,935. 43S reached in 1899
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
EAST BIFFAIO
Scratches

TROPICAL PARK
Track, fast; post, 2 .. m. EWT.
First Rsce--caroline r. Bonnie Rue,
lev Run, Honey Crest. Tea Clipper.
Second Race--Countess Abbot, Claro,
Happy winner Swing Band, Com
mixion. Patrol Flight.
Third Race - Attracting, Moonlite
Bobby. Tetress, Tough Bird, Rock
Maker. Classic Beauty
Fourth Race-sassy Mate, VIVA Hae.
Firm Raee--Vllla Platte, Eleventh
Hour Okapiuda.
sixth Race-A one.
Seventh Race-Pick out. Upset Dove,
shasta Mollis. =
Eighth kacs-speedy sausw. West
Wichita, Yelled Prophet, Commission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
George Red Resigns
As Curb President

NEW YORK, April S.-George
p. Rea has rendered his resigna-
ton as president OF the New York
Curb Exchange at a special meet
ing of the board of governors. The
resignation was accepted by the
board With expressions OF regret
and Of deep appreciation of Mr..
Rea's service to the Exchange. II
becomes effective June 30. 1912.
Rea was elected president in April,
1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
DETROf7ss6 S1TMES
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor

JOHN f. BREEN. for the past
20 years a member Of the insur-
ance firm of McNaughton, Breen
e. Mute, Inc, has been elected
president.
Everett F. Hayes IS the new
vice president and Stanley p.
Mute, secretary and treasurer.
Twenty years is long time, but
John 'Breen is still just young
ster as far as the firm itself is
concerned. IT was founded back
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
ChamberIin Profit
HiQher During Al

Chamberlin Metal Weather Strip
Company reports 1941 net profit
of $140.821 after $113, 900 provision
for federal income and excess
profits taxes, equal to S1.08 a share
on 10000 shares, against a net
profit OF S120,456 or SO cents a
share on 1875, 900 shares in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
Detroit Poultry

MARKET springefs nrn heos EASY
use. isEhofn hens , JOS and VI, zoe rocR
spungsrs. 81 ne. ard ~, a. rpcs
hronsrs. ~ ne % a. ibs 2ec COCKS
lie crosse vents urdkf rocks
zoos - Msrt.f trrnef; current receipts
sshe. uneerEFAces, asa 925he.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
High School Band
To Give Concert

PONTIAC, April 7.-Annual
spring concert of Pontiac High
Schools band and orchestra will
be held Friday at Sis p. m. in the
school auditorium. Enid II. Harris,
Ramona II. Upland and Dale c.
Harris will direct.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08

a m on n ted to
Sc, 604,, 8 8 l or
$500 a common
share. or these
e a r n ings. do
nestle income
Accounted for
S5.S01,526; for
Ieign inc ON e
ISS03,365. T h e
divid en- d in
come and profits
( r o m s u b.
5 | d / a r les and
branches nIIt-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
.Co|gdte's 1941
Net 81 Millions

JERSEY CITY, April Sin the
annual report TO stockholders, f..
II. Little, president Of Colgate
Palmolive Peet pany. an
that 194l net profits Of
the company and its subsidiaries
in the western hemis phe r c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
rtsIr Ann
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW. April 9 CUP .-TodayE pay
dE prices 20 growers for beans
Pea beans sos: Lent red bsneyf
81 50; dark RED Kidneys. $3.50. yellow
ewes So CRC light cranbtrries, 81 50
CRC DARK cTGnbtrrles 81.
whea. si07ni %: oats 50 = 56e. ~.
6aG Ticl slE-roVed barley. 81 o21 es
soybesns. 81 ESQ 10; bUekwhsa;, 81. 10
! 90: corn. 7e p soc
Priess furnished BY N. Michigan Bear
COMPANY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08

Railway car loadings have
gained somewhat more than sea-
sonally. In fact. there could hardly
be a better indication OF the in
crease in total business activity
than this. Incidentally. fresh EVIL
dence of tight position in ware
house and terminal capacity has
appeared.
Trade is active in proportion Ia
industry. In fact, in most sections
the retail business done in the pre-
Easter week probably broke all
records. The previous high rec
ordS were made either in 1929 or
in 1920 Contributing 10 this re-
suit were the favorable weather,
the persistence Of scare buying
and the relatively high prices. The
main factor, however. Is undoubt-
eddy the large purchasing power OF
laborers and farmers.
These factors are not mere
fash IN the pan. Crop conditions
are good. There is no evidence
that the high income OF labor is
to be restricted. Plenty of new
announcements OF shortages that
will bring scare buying, lie ahead.
Prices will rise further. In fact.
wholesale trade shows that for
ward buying for fall business is
active.
Last week wholesale prices hit
a new high average, led by live
stock. wool, butter. cotton, corn
and shellac. Wool sales in Texas
brought the highest figures in j
years.
OF course. this causes talk Of the
failure of present price-fxing. and
proposals for overall" price freez-
ing, including retail prices. Last
week retailers began TO take the
threat seriously. We can be surd~
that such a move either will bring
in Cd the fixing of wages and gen.
eral rationing, or il will result in
90 such growth OF evasion
through BLACK markets" as has
not been seen since prohibition
days.
Despite continued strikes, evil
dence OF union monopoly. and
labor shortages, the politicians
have succeeded in focusing atten-
ton on certain cases OF high prof.
its. Proposals for profit-fxing
we're made last week. Most Of
these are very red" behring's. As
long as wages are uncontrolled.
not much will be done TO profits
except by taxation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Metal Markets

New York ana wholesale nonfsrrous
meta quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division. Detroit. Spot. % per cent
n nonint New YORK.. 81 future tin. 50
lake grade copper dshverst Midwest. "a
slectf6ytie spot snnetef IA casting COP
per Il.7b ~, i.0uis lssc e35 81 Louis
rnc. e2s New YORK antinony, 10 so.
.fglu aluminium. 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
Sales Rise 10 Pct.
In New York Stores

NEW YORK. April S.--Depart-
ment store sales in New York and
in the week ended April
4 were 10 per cent above the
corresponding period last year, ac-
TO the preliminary report
of the New York Federal Reserve
Bank.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake. IL one Of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
DEFENSE PHONES

Mrs. Elizabeth Belen was ap-
pointed victory garden chairman;
Alderman Ralph LeClear Of the
Sixth Ward was named TO the
housing committee. representing
the city council and planning COM
and George MADAM was
appointed to the housing commit
tee, representing the Chamber OF
Commerce housing committee.
Three representatives OF the
Bell Telephone Company
met with the council last night and
explained telephone facilities to be
used in connection with the con-
troll center.
The men, Norman Meyer. Otto
Baur and w. p. Ferris explained
that q minimum amount Of equip
ment is installed until an emer-
gency situation is approached.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08

Reynolds Metals Company and It's sub
salaries IN consolidated report for 1871
show net profit OF S2,s67.674. equal 10
81 IS share on The common, against
80 1881 or S2.1O on the common in 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
Hunt Jobs
For Little
Plants

LANSING, April s.-Appoint.
ment of Eric Teel as factory ad-
to search out idle ma
chinery and assist smaller Lansing
factories in securing war orders
was announced today by Mayor
Sam Street Hughes. chairman Of
the county defense council.
Teel, vice president OF the Novo
Company here, will con-
tact manufacturing concerns 10
determine whether they are in a
position to undertake war produc-
ton work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
Farmers Market

APPLEs-MeIntosh; fancy. s25o17.75
so No !. M7s922'; No 2. 81; North
,i7ssaas; No q. .ngi?: Gr.sninr,
thsn, fancy. t2a2,25 bu; No. !. sl.bo
s.:.i.., REQ. fancy. iaaSGioO Sa. No. i.
$4,000; No. 2 15c 81.
BEETs-NO. J. e5o7se bu. No. 2 soc.
toneoe; chives, No ], soc Isl.
cARRoTs-No. ]. n1Is' but No.
CELERY RooT-No. !. neia, one
..i EcSs- I re-, noail 'o-do' eases
FRENCH ENpivE-raney. n2s s.n.
HoHsEE !. nsoo'7o bu'
~ LEEks-ssS 40 i. sc Si,i as =. punches.
..ss aioN No. "a asS So No. T. s HIs
Onion sets, No. !. 81 60g5 32-ib. sack.
PARSLEY RooT-No. l. si0i'o bu
20 pAssNips-Fsney. n.toa17s bu.: No
J. sigl.2at No. 2. 75e. =.
PouLTRY AND HoGs-liv., hen,
33c :oroii.rs. heavy, 2sg ?sc 10 lerhorn
2ig23e. Hogs medium dressed, ~ = 22t
RApIsHEs-Red. dollhouse. No. /. sc'
coz bunehes
box; choice, $50. mail, SOC dot. punches
RCTABACAE-No. !, 500 Toe b1.
SQUASH DsHeio9,, No. l. 90 o soc bu.
Hubbard, No i. 300 75c b..
TURNtPs-No. 1. sc 81 bu; No. 2
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-So. !. soo75
coz. bunehes.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. April Z dNs) BUTTER
Receipts l2i3s tuhs: market steady. "a
up Extras "a score. SeSc Standard y
score cars, 49, extra fifss ~ score. 35c
frsis $3.50 score, 3fH 35Ac, specials
SO score, 3Ta37hc.
EGOs-Rsceipts. 30.02f cases; mArks
Irregular. Current receipts, z6i4c' ftes
extra hrsts zoe. fresh hryu, 27A . 2tc
diriie, 25Hc: checks, 2aAC
CHEESE = Twins 2ln7iAc: eaisie'
prints and ionEhorns. a 4, n 70
LIVE POULTRY Market FsAfy
Turkeys. 100 2sc hens. 1sn7thc; lsEhor
hens. italso, sprinesrs 2sh y acc; hroi
Frs 23I 26be rOostsrs. itis 0i5hc
CTrkf 1712fc. geese. IA y l9c--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
NAMES 6 OTHERS

Teel said last night that there
are approximately 100 small plants
and shops in Lansing. Whether or
not they are equipped for war
work and whether they have been
able to obtain defense contracts
will be the basis of Teels work.
The mayor also announced ap-
pointment of six other persons TO
defense jobs.
z. J. Himmelberger, Route 2,
Lansing. was named as councils
representative on the farm place
ment committee; DR.. c. F. DeVries
was appointed emergency medical
director; FIR. Francis L. Sharpe,
chairman Of the Lansing Con-
sumner Interest Committee, was ap-
pointed to the county consumer in
tereSt committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

CATTLE $50 Receipts. ! 600 Slaughter
steers less active than Monday but mostly
steady; heifers unchanged cows active.
nrm. bulls steady; odd lots medium 20
strictly good offered common 20 medium
steers. 81 50nIi.75. late Monday truck
lot good yearling heifers, $l225. common
to medium heifers today Sp25Tll. me.
dunn TO good beef cows seIs. 90: cutters
S773m S.75: Gamers, S6.25d so. bulk
weighiy sausage bulls. 500 10 as. latter
price top freely.
CALVES Recei pts. 75o: msrke, steady.
Bulk good 10 choice vealsrs. SIS. top
$3.50, paid spatingly; common and me-
dunn vealers Si0Hlf
sHEEP-Recslpts. 1900. About steady
with Mondays average; good 70 choice
80 ss.lb. fed western lambs Si2 so; pack
age s0-lb. averages, SIG rs; small lot no.
10. wooded lambs. si2: good TO choice
under 100-lb. shorn lambs carrying No 2
pelis. 80. 1910: medium 20 good, ssn
$50: few good TO choice recently shorn
slaughter ewes. $50 80. common down
to 81
HoGs-Receip,s, 500. market. butch
err $50 lbs and up. l6c higher. other
weights. 25c UP. sows steady 70 2oc higher.
Top. Si435 20 small killers on sorted
1so-28O lbs. Sl4 l0h 1928 260-350 lbs
si3 s0dl4: few heavier weights, si3 81
1i37o. around 1855 lib llghu si3 80 2.
|1tl5; bulk sows. sl2 751 H. few hght
Quotations furnished by United states
Department OF Agriculture.
PITTsBURGH. April 7 CINs) CATTLE
Receipts. rs. market steady. steer :,
choice, S13Ml4; medium 10 good. sll 70 ~
| - IS; common. xsul1: heifers, medluI N 20
good SsT5nsTb. common. 81 oOHhIo
cows, medium 20 good. 81 3Ous 20. can,
ners and cutters, s57aH Is; bulls, 5000
90 choice, SIo,25g IL common TO medium
81 50Hs50
HOGS Receipts 500; market active. l6O
TO $50 lbs si4Hl4 %: $50 10 zoo lbs
si42 5d1t35 200 10 220 lbs slt ~ ~
1875; 22o 70 ESQ lbs soS Htl 10 80 zoo Is
I di3 rs; 100 20 100 lbs, N225g 1880
roughs Sl2al2 rs
sHFEP-R Receipts. 100: market steady
Choice lambs $40 25h II medium &c
ewes. sf5OGs; wether. s55oIo.
CALVES Receipts, las market stesdy
Good to choice. si4 so n is. 50 medium. sli
( ala, culls and common, s5q7.
CHICAGO
| CHICAGO. April Z UNs) .--HOGs-Ke
ceip,s. 1850: market ioc TO isc higher
hoidovers. j. 900; top. SO IS thighss, sine
September. 1920; bulk, So: 100 1851
hight lights, $500 ~; packing sows
si325 a i4i0; pigs. si2.5oGl3.
cATrLE-Recep,'; 80 3 800; market : :,sssy
Beef steers-C Choice. sii.501 16. 30; me
dunn. Si0qi450. yearlines. $40 30 q 10
I Butchers-Heifers. xsp1i 50; cows, W
III: bulls. S9dli; calves Un 10: ieen,rs
$40 10 rs stockers steers, $500 10
cows and heiters, Ssmi2,
! sHEEP--Receipts 10 900; market steady
lambs Sf2Ti2 so common, sl0m II: year
nngs, 1918 o 1915; feeders, si0dl2 ewes
s5ds.
/ EAST BUFFALO
\ EAST BUFFALO. N. Y, April tlNsl
HOGS Receipts, 200 Good and choice
sit.35; trucked-ins. 1850 IL pigs and
.underweights downward 20 Sil.5O.
II cATTLE--Receipts 100 market steady
Il Cutter and common cows, $6.VOUbO
i steers and heifers. Si1Ul2.
/ CALvEs-Recelpts. 100. vealers slow
I ptendy Good and choice. s1i50. common
and medium, SEA 1880
sHEEP-Receipts, 200. Good TO choice
1875 lbs. si2.5o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08

World Famous Comics! Three
pages every day In Daily De-
troit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
Unlisted Stocks

prices furnished by the Ma
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-02-27

Director Mccormick said that while the recruiting services contin- ue to operate men of draft age may volunteer up the time of being called for induction and SelectiVe Service officials greatly prefer that the en- listment proceed the call for physi- cal examination.
 He continued:
 Before a registrant is permitted to enlist after call for perturbation physical examination, his board must certify to the recruiting office that the applicant is not a necessary man to industry. If successful, the regis trant enters the Army within two or three weeks from the time he would be inducted anyway.
 Tt is, of course, different with the registrant who prefers to serve with the Navy, the Marine Corps, or the Coast Guard, but in such cases, we cannot help but feel that the man