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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
BIRTHS
BOYS

Boys were bonn To:
Eloise Berger. 1911 w. LantE.
Helen Burke, 1859 Hollywood, Crosse Pie
Ethel Broadna1. ass Leicester.
Frances Calhoun, 1927 Berwick. Plymouth
Eleanor Capciac, 747s East Dawson.
Betty Dunksrton, 5000 Buckingham road
Mary DeVooght 1854 Kercheval
Nellie Davis, 626T Holcomb.
Jessie Field. 2257 Cadillac.
Australia Frye. 653 Watson.
Ruby Forest. 1884 South Edsel
Lucia Greer, 1852 Griggs.
Katrina Gergle. 1899 Keystone.
Junearl Goeschei. 4l02 Sheridan.
Florence Gather, 1855 Hudson.
Barbara Hurst, 1921 Fourteenth.
Ann Hesvenrich. as w. Hazelhurst. F dale
Jean Hoag. 3517 McGraw
odie Hayes, 74t6 West Dix.
Helen Isaacs, 1883 Beaufait.
Barbara Jackson, 1871 Freelsnd .
Marjorie Jetfries. 1889 East Robinwood.
Catherine Kelly, 1897 Winthrop.
Dorothy Knola, ISIS Wendell.
Tillie Kushner. 275l Rochester.
Lena Iupo. 1850 Medium.
Mary Marquart. 1905 Freeiand.
Broksie Mattison. 1880 stephens.
Patricia Martin, 5l20 Garland.
Teresa Micallef. l645 Leverette.
Margaret Morgan, 1928 Argyle, WyandOtt
Violet Marker, 1910 Oxford road Berkeley.
Grace Maxwell. 1865 clairmount.
Margaret Mcleod. 1885 Collingwood.
Clara Mcclure. 1f4l9 Ashton road.
Joan O'Connor. 1888 South Waring.
Angeline Prusaites, 1853 Flanders.
Vera Pogue, 1919 Garfield. Lincoln Park.
Doris Peck, 500 East Jefferson.
Mary Pietryka, 5i15 Daniels.
Lillian Revaz, 2240e Redwood r.. Detroit
Thelma Simmons. 20037 Appoline.
Avis Schaner, 1921 Appolne.
Rose sdao, 5l3 Amin.
Lula Simonsen, bT6g Twelfth.
Tuovi silloupaa, 1919 Twenty-fourth.
Adeiine Talip, 1851 Canterbury, Dearborn
ttwins).
Josephine Tighe. 1892 Prairie.
Betty Wilson, 4i44 Burns.
Wilma Wall. 1916 N. Elizabeth. Dearborn
Blanka Werner. ZOOS w. Philadelphia.
Adella whetston, 257se Leach. Roseville
Ann Yashinsky' 1901 Tyler
Girls were born TO:
Beatrice Allen. 1851 Greeley.
Ann Archambeau, 2600i Student, RedforC
Township.
Phyllis Bennett. 1898 Winthrop.
Rosemary Boyer, 1909 Woodside
Julia Boukosky. l5O05 Philomene, Aller
Alma Barbera. 2is3 Beals..
Berpadette Bonikowski. 1872 Campbell.
Stella Bruske. 404t Taylor.
Emily Cozzarin, 1883 Liberal
Mary Churill, e014 Carrie.
Mary Clark. i35 Holbrook
Helen Dixon, 2lts1 Santa Clara.
Edith Fennello. 327 Woodland
Irene Griffin, 1899 Larchmont.
virl Gregg. $500 Brunette.
Julia Green, 1920 Twenty-eighth.
Dorothy Gladman, 1890 Yorkshire.
Annie Gibson, 1921 Farnsworth.
Marie Gwyn. 26i7 st. Jean.
Bessie Hawkins, 6i59 Lincoln
Ruth Killgore. 1873 West RobeTs, Fern
! dale.
Mary Krul, 2ess HanIey. Hamtramck.
Marjorie LaFortune, 1881 Le4-riace.
Anna Lubbock, 1888 Edgewood.
Ruth Lucas, 3709 Wabash,
/ Ina Mize, i752s Kentfield.
Julia Mills, 1880 Jeanette, BEDFORD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ. 5. Rukeyser
Sacrifices Necessary
For Total War

Total entails temporary detour from the American
dream OF producing and better goods for the use OF civilians
1t voluntary temporary sacrifice the of
citizens OF the abundant ~ order defeat external enemies
and retain the right for the longer future to decide
destiny.
Businessmen houehoders and investors best adjust
themselves the nation khaki by recognizing the
highly abnormal character of this passing phase of national
life
Such nteerences price ceilings warranted nasmuch
as the normal factors OF supply and demand nave been
disrupted by the military Government needs for
priority orders artificial shortages and make
nadvisabe rely expression Of the economic prn
ciples of scarcity and plenty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES

John J. shAda. Is: June Hallagan, ~.
Melvin c. Dufour. IS: Eleanor Terrier. 20.
Prnnid d. Murphy. So; Sadie spearman
Frank J. winton. 81: Flora J. Miller. ~.
wilfort r. Williams. 70; Edna NJ. Palmer,
Harold z; Johnson. as; Gertrude NJ Won
Edward Noxicki. % Dorina wore,u. q.
Dave 81. MAkinen, 81. sslle A. borough,
Eric G. s.aholm, a.; Charlotte Marshall,
Richard W Northcuu, 20; Martha A.
Kris,os Kountouris. 81. Katherine Booras
Anthony Rubino. 81: Anne Psslenss, II.
Francis wagman, II; Myrtle L. Clemens
10.
Loui. Elliott, 20. Gloria Beck, 10
Alexander Mieezklowsk, %; cenevieV
Vernon Aijets. "a; Mildred Diegei. IS
Arthur Burowski. "a: sabtna stankiewicz
Jerry 81. onge. ~: Leila NJ. Hickman, 10
George X. staroff, AZ; Anna Gan, 81.
Richard L. Bourbon. 70; Helen Zimnieh
20.
Joseph II. Burwer. ~; Eva Mae Boyd.
Henry O. Thomas. III Lottie Wengrzy'
James L. crawford. II; Lessie E. HaiIbur.
Charles NJ. cumberlidse. "a; Helen NJ
Fred Z. Carney. IS; Lillian A. NOrthup
Thomas Gooch. Il: Erls Watson. 10
Pete Makczymcak. IS: Antonina Kruszyn'
Emery olah. 20: Frances Grimm. 80.
Howard A. Nippa. 81; Norma 4. Bailey
virfn Lundberg. %. Mildred Adams. 81
Hnaire Jolly. IS; Lillian Louise Harrison
sisfrid p. orstadius. %: Mary F. Rudd
Robert Easter. Is; Irene Knmas, 10.
Wade II. Austin. 81; Annie r. Mundy, 25
Albert Raley. 81: Ruby NJ. Probus. II.
Frank Duczynski, rs; Virginia zapalski
stephen L. johnson. 20; Priscilla Ammons
Jack s. Henry. 81; Kathleen NJ. LIvingwsy
william Kos,ich. %: Mary Matkovich. 20
Edward Mankowski, 26; Adele Plonowsk
Paul Lovin. %: Jane sobczynski. Fl.
Joseph ]. Gates, 10: Norma Jenkisson, -.
Leo A. Formella. 81: Anna NJ. Roth. II
Donald l.. Sullivan, 81; Elizabeth @. La
JoSn cromer. IS; Ethel Donaldson. 20.
August G. Hebel. IS; virginia r. Mathews
Norber. Robert. IS: Elsie schmItr. 20.
Nick virvnIs. Sc; Larree Anita Cater, 80
DuHdi0 - 1hahhbNiof ae'ee'NN ~
sandusky. %.
Peter Block. "a: Elsie Hess. rs.
Raymond Wojtowicz, %; Jean Zatkowski
Marx W. Grant. rs; Mary NJ. Harrison
| %.
George George. ~: Olga T. Zabik. Is.
Louis v. stajdel. "a: Elizabeth Payne, ~
Percy Ulch. I3: Lillian Mckay, 80.
Oran c. Allen, so; Faye NJ. Mahoney, -
RAYMOND @. Larivee, %; Marjorie Diebel
!. a.
willism J. Raulinsitis 20; virginia szabo
l II.
Herman c, Bennett. rs; Glsdy. ". Burger
4 AZ.
August AgostInI. az; Mary Faldetts, II.
James Littlejohn. 80: Alice White. 80.
Frank zborowski, az; katherine Marusc
I Eak ~.
Walter L. Warren. rs; Geraldine Thomas
Edmund MsnowskI. ~; Irene cipkOwsk
u 20.
Henry Wallace. %: Edna Robertson. ~
Ulysses Spencer. 90: Annie Gaines. 10.
John c. Evans, IS: Mary B. zwaichak
Lewis Fish. 20: Mildred n. Petscn. 70.
Elmer w. Fusek, 2s; Pearl NJ. Kelly. 20.
James w. Ingison. 10; Laverne NJ. Bur
Daniel s. Tassen, 20; Rosemary v. Lea,
ems. Is
izoltsn MorieI. 20; Helen Bskuer. 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Lewis Haney
Wants Sales Tax.
Not Forced Saving

probably have general feeling that the thing
inevitable but that it will be put off, especially TO
hear said of the sales will have TO
someday, but
We need revenue for the We need to induce
thrift and saving the people But have about
progressive the larger incomes
Therefore. broad retail sales that would exempt only
necessities of life the logical Why not now?
What is the alternative to sales tax? II becoming
every the chief alternative considered by the
administration forced saving The proposal is TO make
government bonds particularly such
by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
! Women Can Do Much to Aid War Effort

the country shifts phase of full productivity,
proved academic As long the productive
increased supply with expanded
goods and services there real hazard oil run
situation in prices.
Women can enormously migrating the forces
civilian economy While cooperating with the war
vital stake, womens specialized role
keeping families together and in maintaining at least
standards for civilian welbeing BY doing, they
will sustain foundations for restoration of normal economic
Moreover wartime, under
warfare the strength OF begerent hinges
nourished sustained and highly productive civilian
population.
Thus while there important purely wartime functions
well for should not be overlooked that
render immense service to the nation by performing
their work a little enectlvey
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Industrial Rate
Up Sedsond||y

WASHINGTON, April 23.-In-
Idustrial production increased in
volume in March with output OF
durable manufactured products
now mostly munitions, responsible
for most of the rise, Federal Re-
serve Board reports.
The boards index without sea-
sonal adjustment moved from Ice
to 168 of 1859 average. Index
adjusted for seasonal variation re-
manned unchanged at 172.
The board reported increased
activity in iron and steel. machin-
cry. aviation and shipbuilding in
dustries in explaining the advance
in durable goods output.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
BIRTHS

Ella Miller. 1880 Sarasota. BEDFORD.
Margaret Mimnaugh. 452 South Campbell
Josephine Miller, 1881 Tenny. West Dear
born.
Grace Martin. 22722 Stevens road, st.
Ellen Mears. 10 Mt Elliott
Elsie Neininger, 1919 Bordeau.
Merlyn Ninks. isi7i Masonic boulevard
Mt. Clemens.
Eileen Oehrlein. 1919 Clements.
Rosemary o Bricn, l0oj0 Bordeau.
Dorothy Robbins, 37l0 Richton.
Lillian Rushlau. Is East Charlotte. Ecorse
Agnes Ronsyne, II. No. /. Laoadie Lake
Milford.
Dorothy Shaw. 1850 Archaic.
Evelyn Schneider. 5235 Maplevood.
Marjorie Scott, 1925 West Forest
Berntta szon, 566s Clippert, Dearborn
Township.
Anna sayyae. si3s Hussar.
Mamie Schwartzberg, 1922 Burlingams.
Eileen Smith. e1l7 Quincy.
Stephanie stark 15303 Colson, Dearborn.
Inez Siterlet. 14717 Petoskey.
Lena Tam, 159 West Jarvis, Hazel Park.
Madonna Toger, IS Maple avenue, River
Jennie Turowsh. 1915 Military.
Loretta Tarnacki, 3i54 Fourth. wyan'
dotte.
Florence WILDER. HIS MENDOZA.
Mildred Wilson. 1910 Turner
Marjorie Whitehouse, $50 Eastlawn.
Jennie Whiteman. 1868 Hall Windsor. Ont
Eva Workman. 4272 Ellwood. Berkeley
Marie Zurawski. So Wells, Mt. Clemens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Stock Market
Goes Backward
After Recovery
Losses Mostly Small.
But Trading Continues
at listless Pace
By BRoADAN WALL

International News Service Financial Writer
NEW YORK, April %. - The
stock market turned irregularly
lower yesterday after its recovery
OF the three preceding sessions.
Losses in most cases were ex-
tremely small. however, and the
continued listless trading pace
made for generally meaningless
price movements. Sales totaled
257, 900 shares.
Noteworthy declines included
IL points in Douglas Aircraft to
T%; IL in Allied Chemical to
1921; Is in Du Pont to 109&: i
in Union Carbide to So; rs In
George Helme to a new 1912 low
of AZ; 1 in Philip Morris preferred
to a new bottom of 101 II, and IL
in American Tobacco "B" to 35h
CoCA-COLA UP s POINTS
There were several features on
the upside. particularly Coca Cola,
which ran up 3 points to 81. Good
rich preferred, up point at 65.
and Goodyear preferred, up Il to
II. both reached new highs for
the year.
American Locomotive preferred
jumped 3 points to so. United
States Smelling. Allied Stores
preferred and United States Rub
Der preferred each were up a
point or more.
Wheat added fractions to Tues
days final quotations, while cot
ton advanced IS TO 55 cents a
bale.
\ Moderate demand for specula-
i've rail liens continued a feature
in the bond market.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Air-Wdy Electric
Boosts Profit

TOLEDO. April 23.-Air-Way
Electric Appliance Corporation for
the quarter ended March 81 re-
ports a net profit of $35,01S after
federal income and excess profits
taxes, etc. equal TO 10 cents a
share on $50, 162 shares of So par
common stock issued last month
to replace the old common and
preferred stocks.
In the preceding year, the com.
pany reported for II weeks ended
March %, 1871, and showed net
profit Of SOS, 221 which, computed
on present share basis, is equal to
Z cents a share. -,
Federal taxes for the respective
periods amounted to S22,684
against S13.666.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
DIVORCES

Florence Escott from Frank.
Marie DelVecchio from Carmine
Josephine Magispane from Vincent.
Aurelia A. Loeb from George
Dorothy Alderfer from William.
John Olson from Nettie.
Charles Wainwright from Violet.
Walter G. Brensr from Nellie.
Billie DeZelia from Francis.
Arden DeLuca from Ann Il. DeLuca
Margaret Hall from Robert
Margaret Wicker from Charles.
Dorothy Pickett from William.
Margaret Robinson from John J.
Asa r. Valentine from Kathryn.
Bella Mason from Napoleun.
Matte II. Troutman from Milton c.
Carolyn Severson from Leo.
Oral Manich from Rudolph.
Elma Schlitz from Ebert.
Helen T.. Blakely from Henry L.
Leo Seneski from Hattie
Julia Thomas from Freeman.
Kenneth Williams from Cleo.
Walter Mince from Grace
Dorothy TimOn from Mike.
Milo Croft from Minnie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
MOP Abdndons
Sale Of Notes

ST. LOUIS, April 23.-Missouri
Pacific Railroad has abandoned
plans for sale of S4.550, 900 equip
ment trust certificates originally
scheduled for April z. last. but
held over pending study Of WPr
order controlling ALLEGATION anc
delivery of new railroad equip
ment.
This was disclosed in a petition
filed by the railroad trustee ir
federal court stating that only a
portion of equipment ordered viii
be delivered and recommending
that this be paid for out OF funds
on hand. Court approved the pc
tition and entered an order TO thai
effect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
u. 5. LeadStocks
Gain in March

NEW YORK. April 23.-Stocks
of refined lead in the United States
at the end of March amounted Il
27,l60 tons. against 24.83Q at the
end of February. a gain of 2.33C
tons, according TO American Blu.
reau of Metal Statistics.
- This is the highest point OF re-
pvery in stocks from the low
mark of 1879 tons at the end OF
last October.
Domestic shipments in March
totaled $3.50 tons, against as, 92C
in February. Production from do.
nestle ore rose to 50,9l9 tons last
month from 1888 in February
and secondary and foreign lead
supply increased TO 9.009 tons from
1887. The combined supply in
creased to 59,928 tons from so, 230
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
MARRIAGES-BIR HS-DEATHS-DIVORCES
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Richard s. McGhee. as; Margaret Stevens
20.
Robert d. staekpoole. 10; Rosemary Mas
10.
Floyd Therrian, ~; Edith Bejanen, 81.
Stanley Pingot, As; stella swistkowska
As
Edward Roman, ~; Amelia sroka, IS.
Joseph Marsnick. rs; Helen V. Paszko. IS
Ralph A. Norton. % June J. Morris. 20
James Harper. 80: Fannie Burton. 81.
Forrest l.. Prosser. q; Evelyn N. sum
mers; 20
Joseph Karaffs as Sophie Kozak. IS.
Raymond ID Brehmer q; Gertrude l.
Heiniein, 81
Leroy W. Weber. p; winifred schalble
10
William J. Moore. %: EdgeIl J. Agee, IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
DEATHS

Jewell Nuokolls, 5474 Venice IL
John Ronson, 1851 Preston, 80
Joseph Thorpe, 1880 Scott, %.
Helen Hackert e6I1 Yosemite, IS.
Grace Castor. 22s Eliot, so.
Mary A. Manske, 5000 Eastlawn 81.
Isobel Richie, 1909 Lothrop. 63
Albert Schneider. 1864 Healy, 50.
Frederick Hirschelmann, 1855 Appolne
rs.
Myer Barnett. 1907 Seward. 81.
Florence Thomas. 3174 Hobson. 50.
Martin John Johnson, 1880 Irvington. i5
Thomas Antonelli, 2540 Pingree. 81.
Mary DeLaurier. 26i5 r. Lafayette. 81.
Minnie Patow. 6155 Sixteenth, IS
Mary Lavina Lansing, los +. Alexandrne
So
Thomas McGraw, 1888 Prairie. 20.
Edward Sexton. 1891 Eldred as
Jacob w. Coennan,i 64s Abbott, TO-
Earl Roosa leq Savannah. f.. 81.
Alexander w. Hassard, "a Worcester Place
IL.
Rosei Pryor Lewis. eii wilkins, 80.
Thomas Jones. 1929 Rivard, 43.
Henry r. Ohngren, 1s3 Montcalm, 40
Margaret Christie, 1897 Elmhurst. So
Mary Jane Taylor. 6O6 Brewster, 81.
Carrie Isaacs $50 Bevidere, 20.
Irene Thresa Farmer, s45 w. Milwaukee
81.
Anthony Gideon Harvath. 30 Florence
River Rouge, = months.
Margaret G. Heyer. 57fl Townsend 81.
John n. Snyder. 6s6 Colburn. rs.
Frank wenderski, 56i1 Chopin. So
Margaret Ann singler, SIT Drexel,
Margaret Gardner. 7o2o M, Elliott. 70.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
BacksIidinq in Living Standards Forecast

circumstances will be inevitable temporary
bacldng living standards though for time the
effects Of this will be in hidden by extending the life OF
durable comfort goods hand. In short war families
get by repair and maintenance diet using old models
and temporarily disobeying the law of obsolescence
imitation problem OF the fact that though
typical for eight hours of work. he
devong the making OF civilian goods
Thus though circulating media in the hands of workers farmers
plentiful will be relative scarcity Of
goods Unless effective controls set the tend
will be to bid the price OF the limited quantity OF avail
able goods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Size Of Dealers Inventories Restricted

Even normal foresight sometimes prescribed in war periods
recent WPB order for example restricts the size OF dealers
his customary volume months This is
designed extraordinary expansion of inventories in
ced from forward buying In connection with sugar ration
will much OF the commodity
they have hand and their quota will be reduced by the amount
of excessive boards i'm the pantry.
These unusual are made necessary
that industry khaki planning devote than half of
output munitions leaving half available for civilian
FOODS and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Oppose Proposed Forced Savings Plan

forced saving" is bad Leading government
officials profess feel the Accordingly the bad
the alternative is strong argument for the sales tax
You the problem is to prevent the initiation OF prices
The wants to on initiating the currency and
make expenditures but wants to keep
give TO laborers, but it
spend the
1t therefore proposes to tap or mop up or siphon off,
wages paid the 80 MAKEUP for working
40 For this il to induce
wage buy government bonds stamps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

Plymouth OH Company for the quarter
ended March 81 reports a consolidated net
profit OF S464.2 76 after federal taxes. etc.
equal to As cents a share on 1.042, SOC
shares. excluding shares In treasury. No
provision was made for excess profits tax
since the earnings do not indicate any
liability based on the tax laws now an
force This compares with a net profit
of SEAS, S06 or "A cents a share on 1.042.
4f6 shares In the March quarter of 1941
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Proposes Sales Tax as EquabIe Alternative

But there attaining the end which
disadvantages undemocrac tendencies
forced saving" This the sales tax strongly favor 1t at
present time.
the place don't like government debt don't
to / Taxes
simple way raise government revenue
debt spending when 1t
should discouraged tends weakness bank credit
currency Eventually it will lead class conflict
bondhoders and small the latter favoring
degree of reputation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
March Savings Stamps
Sales Hit 40 Million

WASHINGTON. April %. -
March sales of United States saw
ings stamps totaled S39.976. 189.
the treasury department announced
today. This compares with total
sales Of $38. 580.030 during Febru-
airy and S41, 005, 1877 sold during
January. the record month to
date.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
S1.S3 a Share Earned
By Detroit Edison
Edison Company and

Hl)etroit Edison Company and Us
bsidiaries for the II months
ended March 81 report net in.
come of S11.615, 964 after $6,775,.
600 reserve for federal income and
excess profits taxes, equal to Sl.8J
a share on 1851, 300 shares of cap
itaI stock.
This compares with a net profit
OF S11,037, 023 in the II months
ended March 81, 1941,, equal or
the above share basis to $l.73 d
share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

New York. Chicago and st. Louis Rail-
road for the quarter ended March 81 re-
ports q net income of 81. Asst, 100 after
taxes. charges and sinking fund appro-
priations equal TO $3.50 share on $780,
SIT shares of 6 per cent preferred, on
which unpaid dividend accumulations
amounted TO $3.50 a share at the close
of the period This compares with a net
income OF 81, 009, 254 or $5.57 a preferred
share In the March quarter of 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Retail Levy WouIdn'+ Interfere With Price System

Again, want to be thrifty in way-to do my own
saving. be able meat BILL cloth
ing BILL my gasoline 1 sales will compel
will leave relatively free to details
general retail sales would interfere with the price
would allow the maximum free individual choice that
possible this retail sales does raise prices
anything tends reduce the 1t is simply separate
ment added to the price.
Finally keep government spending upon
minds, and hold ii a minimum.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Firm Here Changes Name

The Asam Motor Company to-
day announced that the name Of
the firm has been changed TO Asam
Manufacturing Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

Celotex Corporation has declared
the regular quarterly dividend of
25 cents on the common. payable
MAY 7 TO holders of record May 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

Chain Belt Company has de-
clared a dividend of % cents on
the common, payable May %, to
holders of record May IL. Same
amount was paid February %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Deatt Rotices

FRIskE--Mary beloved mother Of Mrs.
John Herbert and Alfred Friske; grand
mother OF Mrs. Norman Friesa, Doris
Friske; sister OF Mrs. Max sehuman. Mrs.
William Schumsn, William Scott, Ms
William Pohl. Charles and Leo Neikart
and the late Louis Schroeder Services at
residence. 1888 10th ST., Friday at 2 p. m.
LANDGRAF-April 20, Clara, wife OF the
late Herman: dear mother Of Walter and
Mrs. Ernest Bolle. Funeral service Thurs.
Home, 12057 Cratiot avenue. Deceased was
member OF Lady Arbeiter Society, No. 4.
PELTIER-Wiiiiam Stanley. beloved hus-
band OF the late Jennie tnee KlmbaiD !:
Of Eli. George and Jerry. Funeral service
at Cooper Bros Mortuary. Mack AZ Oar
land, Thursday at q. m, The Presenta-
ton Catholic Church at $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
EARNINGS

Westinghouse Air Brakes Company and
subsidiaries report March quarter net
profit OF xi,1iT.s67. equal 20 IS cents a
share. against revised net profit Of ST..
ass. 7ss or AZ cents share in the 1871
quarter.
Delaware aud Hudson Company and ~
subsidiaries for March quarter report q
net income OF 81, 226. 40s after provision OF
1857 576 for federal income taxes or 81 IS
share, against Ss75, 23e or sl.7l q share
In the March quarter OF 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

BEAGLE Female: black. white. tau,
white rear quarters, Reward. Univer.
sity 1885.
ILOsT-Union station: win the lady return
the grips she picked up by mistake
Saturday morning. $50 q. m, April 1877
Please return them to Red Cap No. or
station master. Union station, and claim
your own grips which they are holding foe
YOU