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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13
Sergeant
Ends Mail
Course
Times staff Correspondent

FORT CUSTER. June 13-Sgt.
Clarence f. Woodford, Chicago, is
the first soldier here TO complete
a lesson in the Army Institute es-
tablished by the war department
TO enable enlisted men 10 study
by correspondence. according to
word today from headquarters OF
the school in Madison, Wis.
Woodford is in headquarters
battery OF an artillery unit and
has enrolled in a mechanical
course in the Army Institute.
Sixty-fve subjects arc avail.
able for study by enlisted men
and arrangements have been made
with 80 colleges and universities
for correspondence courses. Fees
for the courses are paid by the
men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13
Ads Maintain
Free Speech
For Industry
Marketers Group
Told Advertisine's
Place in War Era

Advertising has registered one
OF the greatest gains in its history
within the last year and a half,
Chester w. Ruth, director of ad-
vertising of the Republic Steel
Corporation told members OF the
American Marketing Association
az the midyear conference in Ann
Arbor which concludes today.
"It has done as much TO
justify Its essential place In tho
American business system during
that period as II did In the previ-
Gus 10 years." he said.
advertising has proved be-
yond all doubt during this period
Of scarcity that IL IL far moro
than merely an important tool
OF business and industry. With
out the service of advertising
today, industry would not pos
sess free speech" he concluded.
Earlier, Lawrence Sizer. adver'
Using manager Of Marshall Fielc
and Company OF Chicago, tolC
those attending the conference
that advertising must prepare thu
new postwar world for new post
war products.
Paul II. Willis Of the kraf'
Cheese Company outlined a three
point program for commercial ad
vertising during the war period.
He said successful program!
must:
keep the brand name In from
o: the consumer.
Uniform the consumer OF in
dustry's war work.
3-keep the public in step will
package changes, scarcities, etc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13
EARNINGS

Ames stores Cerpsrssses and ms ssssid,-
aries for the quarter ended April 30. 1e4f.
report q net PROFIT of ses7, $50 after federal,
income and excess pronts taxes. equal after
dividend requirements on the IS preferred
90 - cents q shav on f.ef1.153 shares 90
the common. against sea Sos or - cents Q
common share In the quarter ended Aprfl
30, 1874. li
Ltil
Americas Dtstilhsg Company - Mary-
land - ana It's subsidiaries for the four
months ended April 30 reports q net proht
OF s37o. $50, including SIS. 300 credit ADJUST
msnt OF reserve for estimated unrealised
profit on sales and storage Of bulk whisky
subject 20 deferred delivery. and after
$3.50, 233 provision for federal income taxeg
and si10. 900 reserve for contingencies. $50
Americas Power ssa Light Company asd
It's subsidiaries for the II months ended
March II report q net income OF 80, 7S1, 1oc.
equal TO sle7 q share on the combined -
preferred and IS preferred In dividend af.
rears. against stI.5eo. $50 or s.52 on
combined prsferreds In the preceding IL
months. March quarter mel income was
81, ESQ. s7s. or 81 80 on the combined pre-
ferreds. against 81 e13 soc or s7H on
combined preferreds In the March quarter
last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13
Scratches

~ United Press
AoUEpUCr
Track. fast.
Second RAce-suprems Roll sonorous,
Zaeaiina, Our Victory, elastic, Justa
Third Rses-Umbrn. war Key. Aboyns.
Fourth Racs-0allant Dick.
Sixth Race--Doubt Not, Aiohort.
Eighth Race-eun Triad.
SUFFOLK DOwNa
Track. fast.
First Racs-Career Girl, Jacksie,
Storm Orphan. Bissskerry.
Second Race-Ariei Trip, Trace Boy
oiintiiian, chant dOr.
Third Racs-Ann Division.
Fourth Race--Royal Silver. Chalara.
Fifth Racs-ehor Cake, haeks
Dream. Castle Ridge. Miss sungino.
Seventh Racs-Best Reward, Cold
Crack. Mixer.
Ninth Raes-Conrad Mann.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13
; Soap Makers
Reduce Prices
To End Squeeze
Voluntary Roll Back
TO Save Wholesalers.
Retailers and Jobbers

WASHINGTON. June 13.-Col'
gate Palmolive Peet Company
Proctor and Gamble and Lever
Brothers have voluntarily joined
10 relieve a price squeeze on
retailers, wholesalers and jobbers
by resembling price rises on soap,
averaging 81 per cent, ONCE oil
Price Administration has an
nounced.
Another roll-bsck Of major i'm
portance. the action carries price
OF soap at their factory doors
back 10 levels prevailing before
Feb. %. 1912. Reductions. II was
said. were made at request OF
OPA. II is in line with announced
policy OF price agency to require
wholesalers and manufacturers 10
feii back prices TO prevent retail
soueezes and also 10 prevent any
increase in retail prices over
March base levels.
OPA in announcing the action
of the big three" in soap indus
try, pointed out that production
costs have gone up because OF In
creased price and scarcity OF oils
and other raw materials going
into soap production.
Action will not be reflected In
present retail prices Of soap be-
cause these prices are based on
March level of retail prices and
the soaps were sold out Of stocks
bought prior to announced price
increase OF key manufacturers
February % this year. OPA ex-
poets additional makers to with
draw price advances Of last spring
shortly. in line with action taken
by three big soap makers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13
War Restricts Freedom OF Business Man

Under sysetm, sellers attempt to raise the selling
price goods sufficiently to all elements of COSTS ncud
ING taxes They always successful doing the
moaes esties but at least in free econ
omys businessman liberty to make the attempt .
When wartime necessities and exigences the
restricted through ceilings on price
and volume survival takes Importance For
ample gasoline is limited TO selling three or four
gallons week ordinary and limited to regular
gallon difficult to AS volume
declines overhead costs unit tend to rise
be restrictions, would De
explore desirabity of general standsl agree
businessman whose income has
arbitrarily been cut could get temporary relief from previously
mortgage amortization The
unacceptable that dict to carry on an economy part
repn enfed nd re -I[
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13
Seeks q Solid Front
.B
Banker Asks End Of Conflict Between Business
and tho New Deal

NEW ORLEANS, June - (UP),
The New Deal and business
should declare q truce in order to
present q solid front against the
Axis, Francis M. Law, Houston
Tex, banker, said at the fortieth
annual convention of the American
Institute Of Banking.
Labor and capital must I'M
derstand each other better" Law
said. Each must be willing tn
sacrifice for 10 years there
has been q conflict between the
New Deal and business. Such q
conflict has nothing to do with
winning the war and . truce
should BE- declared. The war r.
coming closer and closer and
more and moro touching our
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13
10 More Volunteer
For Officer Traininq

FORT CUSTER, June 13.-Ter
applications were received today
from ga registrants who are GER
titled as volunteer officer candi
dates. They are: Robert Winder
20. Clinton; Norman B. Reid, 80
Almont: Kenneth Buys. Is, Battle
Creek; T. Edward Ellington. 81
Adrian; Fred r. Hayes. 81, Por'
Huron: Lewis Palmer. 81. Green
vile; Homer L. Webster, 80
Adrian; Lester II. Belcher, 30
Adrian: Thomas o. Menees. %
Grand Rapids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13
Need Support Of Monetary Procedures

be relatively effective the price CELL
ngs supported appropriate fiscal and monetary
cedures goods produced will be for
Of the government civilian workers will receive eight
of will find available
purchase only goods
the socaed naonay which must be recouped by
eminent including higher such
widespread voluntary purchases out of
savings bonds and and possibly
a last resort, through forced savings
addition the nHaonay effect Of non-essential peacetme
obvated through rigorous
omy by $4,000 taxing units the United States The
sacrifice the CCC step in the right direction
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13

tional Bank Of Detroit; Melbourne
C. Emery, Bull Dog Electric Prod
ucts Company; J. E. Hearst, S. S
s. S. Kresge Company; A. /. Haw.
kins, Timken-Detroit Axle Com
pany; Kenneth B. Costes, Great
Lakes Steel Corporation; v. d
Hanna, Wolverine Tube Company;
and Russell c. Lakin, Great Lakes
Engineering Works.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13
6 Congressman Visit
Fort Custer Today

FORT CUSTER, June 13.-Six
congressman accompanied by Ma
jor Royal Alderman Of the war de-
partment bureau Of public relations
arrived here this morning for an
inspection. All organizations on
the post have been notified of the
visit and requested that their
areas be placed in a proper state
of police for inspection by the
committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13

SchwarZ. Michi-
gan Alkali Com
pany and J. B.
Ford Company
wv a 9 n q m e d
president. Other
officers elected
were: vice pres
|ident, o. j. Cur
well, Thompson
Products. Inc:
and secretary
treasurer, Alvin
X r OPT. r. l..
Polk & Co.
The new board
OF directors con-
sists of Ottwar
A WaIdOxV Ma
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13

Dividends

Art Metal Construction COM
pany has declared a dividend OF
so cents on the common, payable
July 1. to holders OF record June
%. The same amount was paid
April !. 0f'
Carriers and General Corpora
ton has declared a dividend of 5
cents, payable July z. to holders
of record June %. The firm paid
az cents July /. last year, and s.
cents April ]. this year. "a
Cleveland Graphite Bronze ComS
pany has declared an interim
dividend OF Is cents on the COM
mon, payable June 30, TO holders
OF record June %. The Arm paid
40 cents June 30, last year, and
Is cents March 81. this year. y
Kaufmann Department Stores,
Incorporated. has declared a divi.
dend OF 10 cents on the common,
payable July %. TO holders of rec
ord July 10. The firm paid 20
cents July %. last year, and 10,
cents April %. this year. or
Thomas ]. Upton, Incorporated,
has declared the regular quarterly
dividend Of 371s cents on the pre-
ferred, payable July /, to holders
of record June Is.
United states Lines COMPANY
has declared the regular semi \
NAL dividend of IS cents on "
preferred. payable July /, to hold
ers of record June %. on,
Wagner Baking Corporation has
declared a dividend of 10 cents
on the common, payable July /, to
holders OF record June 19. The
firm paid 80 cents July 1. last
year, and 20 cents April /, this
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13
Industrial
Front Has
|GOOdNeWS
Nv International News Service

MORE BUSINESS - President
Roosevelt signed bill which sets
up a $3.50, 100000 government cor
poration to help small business
men obtain war contracts an6
eases the restrictions Of the anti.
trust laws TO aid the nations wal
effort.
MORE CONSTRUCTION-En
cheering construction volume fol
the week ending Thursday totalec
1919, 458,000, the second highest
weekly total ever reported.
MORE SCRAP METAL-Inter'
national Harvester Company state,
that 1857 900 net tons of SCRAP
metal has been collected in three
months from farms and small
towns in a nationwide campaign
sponsored by the company.
MORE EXCELLENCE - Three
firms awarded navy's blue anc
white "C' flag for excellence II
construction for work done in ex
panding the naval air station a
Floyd Bennett Field, Brooklyn.
MORE SHIPS-U. s. s. Boyle
new navy destroyer, poised on tn,
ways for launching at Quincy
Mass, Monday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13
Plan Flag Day Rites
AT Reception Center

FORT CUSTER, June 13.-
Lieut.. Col. Eldon M. Stemjen
commanding officer of the Fort
Custer reception center. tomorrow
will present flag to the reception
commander chaplain, Capt
Charles M. Brandon, in a special
Flag Day ceremony. The recep-
ton center band will play and the
Kalamazoo girls choir will sing
at the ceremony.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13
New Oil Pipeline Piece Of Good News

Another piece Of good the announcement that oil
will built this between East Texas Salem
III This promises important relief in the shortages of gasoline
and fuel oil in the northeast Certainly OF the most
confusing chapters social planning the
dealing with gasoline and the delay in adopting the
pipeline outstanding Illustration OF
efficiency in business matters.
pipeline will be begun at From the Illinois
will Coast the Great Lakes
and Erie Canal. Ohio River bsrges, and tank
Incidentally that the WPB decides that there Is
enough steel for such q job, Ii Measuring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13
OPA Reverses Itself on Clothing Prices

Another gain the bsktracking of Hendersons oPA the
prices clothing Instead of squeezing the
causing unemployment the OPA
itself allowing him charge actual plus the marp OBJ
tanned last year.
One may add that effective fight the WPA in Con-
and the attack Hendeson price policemen by the
tail of the times Assuming the
better the whole truth, things
in he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13
MARKETS
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Price Ceiling Plan
Success i'm Doubt

Economic indugng mental specua
whether the of overall price ceilings
will succeed.
skepc already forcastng that they will not and
ceilings be established in the autumn
The from Canada which introduced the plan earlier
is which been erected against
hatonay pressure
in the hand public is simultaneously reduced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13

lives, and sacrifice IL not some
thing TO think In terms Of the
other fellow"
Law, president of the First NJ
tional Bank of Houston, said: .
Tho case Of private banking
n on trial before the bar Of pub
lie opinion. Unless We measure
up 70 the demands of this war
we are doomed. BY that, I mean n
that banking will be socialixed.
THE threat Of initiation n
very real. but II our government
will courageousIy apply the
brakes and antidotes which are
available. II can be controlled"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13
Why Not Push ThiokoI Retire ads7

Closely with gasoline situation, the
mobile and here find rift in the clouds product
developed which
retreadng old giving them added life Of 5000
miles This product Thioko 1t
featured from materials which not and practically
tested product.
Unless planners really ration all along
line why push the pipeline and the hoko retreads?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13
BUSINESS
Lewis Haney
Lewis HdneY
Market Reflects
Improved Conditions

In one way another, good many conditions getting
Maybe this has something to do with the rally in the
stock most of the last month";
Without regard relative importance the FIRST point that
comes decision to end the policy of
construction This shows that the radical social plan
forced admit mistake. 1t encouraging
adequacy nations production facilities 1t
and less imitation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Detroit Poultry

Market unsettled. Hens, 8 lbs and up,
7oc; under s lbs. 7oci leghorn hens, 4 lbs
and up. Ice; cocks, II 0i5e; rock sprinssrs,
lbs. and up, 72c; rock broilers, az 70
lbs, 71e; lsghorn broiisrs. Z lbs up, 73e
old tom turkeys, Use; hens 77e lsshorr
broilers under 1iS lbs. net wanted.
EGGs-Market steady; current receipts
zee; undergrades. 7107ee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13
S(hWarz Heads
Controllers

At the annual meeting OF the
Detroit Control of the Controllers
Institute of America. George w.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13

Nashville. ChattaneoEA and ~. Louis
Railway for the four months ended April 80
report q net income Of tt5i, TIE. equal 20
Sl.Ts q share on 75e 600 shares, against
St7f ees or 81 % q share In the 1e41 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13
lax Increases Y
.0.K'd on Phone
Calls, kilograms
House Committee Also !
Votes Higher Leviss
on Insurance Companies
By FELIX GOTTEN

Intf News Bervos etau Cosrespss II
WASHINGTON. June 49,.
Higher taxes on mutual life insur-
ance companies. on telephone bills
and telephone and telegraph mes
sages were approved today by the
House ways and means committee. !
which is putting together, piece by,
piece. q record-breaking tax bill. ! ),
The levy on life insurance cons-f
panies would yield about SAC, 000,si
900 of revenue a year. This would
come entirely out Of the $4,000, !
000, 900 Of annual investment in
come OF the companies. since tbs
premium income still would notf
be taxed. HaH
BOOST PHONE TAX
The tax on telephone bills would
be increased from 6 TO 10 per cent?
and on telegraph. cable, leased
wire and radio messages, from 10
10 ID per cent. rfsf
On telephone and radio-tele-,
phone toll service charges Of y
cents or more. fiat 20 per cent
levy would be imposed. The tax, at,
present. Is S cents on toll chargese
of Is to so cents. inclusive, and s.
cents for each additional so cents
REPEAL EXCISE TAX
In response to treasury sugges-
tons, the committee agreed to reg
peal 10 per cent manufacturer
excise taxes on commercial was
ing machines, optical equipment,t
electric signs and advertising de- !
vices, and rubber articles. -
Committee members pointed out.
that the committee still is about
81, 500. 600. 900 short of the $780,
0O0, 900 of annual revenue which
the treasury wants included in the
tax bill. "a,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13

Three Comic Pages every dag
m Daily Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13
Livestock Markets
CHICAGO


CHICAGO. June II tINs) .-Hocs-Rs-
ceipts, $4,000; market steady TO 10c lower
FOLLOWERS, 1000; top. sl&.7o; bulk. Sl!e
i:s u.s. h :s lsggl1s G'G,s sSs sls:
81, 8, asS ,3,s; packing 'o~', 'is.aoeis.7s;
cATTLE-RscsIpts. 1000; market steady.
:r :. o is :sc % g; m.d ;ssaS'
II; yeariinss. 500 IS. 50. Butchers, hsifers.
Sen1+; cows, $50 II; bulls. ss.oo011.7s;
calves, 50 O IS: feeders, 30. 90 80. stock
era steers. s1o@it; cows and hsifsrs.
sHEEP-Rscsip,s, 5000: market steady.
Spring lambs, S15916; common, s13@1S:
ysarling.. .Sli. o@i3.co: feeders. s178is;
ewes. sAsoga7o.
PIrTsBUR0H
PITIsDuRoH, June ~ tIND.--cAr-
LLE-Recs,pts, 70; markst steady: steers.
s1ss: common 1Ss n ;soSi S .ia
srs medium to GOOD. sli.so eia.bo; CON.
mon: - 10; cows. medium 70 good. q: 90
s ss' ss s:rr e .a :ss ';.s sss
mon 70 medium. Ss.sog 10.
HoOs-Rsceipts, $50: MARKET. steady.
isc- iso,ies; sis;asg 1870; iso,1oo ics;
sass iS! nUCasS rs: asoSss H..
l!g it.ss: aso:sYo ios.. sis: 5000; 100.
e,s sHEE ; R's;Hs 100; market st: :cSy
&. 80 . 10. 50; common ismbs. sseT; swss,
$50 $50 wethsrs, ee0e.5o.
cALvts : Receipts. 17si market weak
81 ps:: sisc ): ' ss M
common, T0s.
East sgFyAI0
FAST BUFFALO. ". y, June II tINs).
'r-hocs-Rsesipts, 400; market zoe higher;
olt;s butcher sit. 10 Q it.So; rough and
steady; cutter and common sstoqsss;
dairy type h.if.r., ni; Gamers Hoa,si
CALvEs-Rsceipts. 200; market draegy;
good 70 choice, SIS; common 70 medium,
sHEIP.Rsc.ipt. 500; market native
springers steady, SIS: grassy yeariings,
'sii; heavyweight ewes, 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13

Approximate prices furnished by the
National Association OF Securities Dealers,
Inc District No A.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-18
Physicians Contribute to
County lmmunizatiOn Plans

schools Additional rural schools
have been contacted but 10 date
have not signihed their intention
to provide space for the clinic. The
public and parochial schools n
Chelsea, Dexter, Saline. Milan. and
Manchester will have clinics when
immunization in the rural schools
is completed. A complete schedule
of clinic dates will be announced
when replies have been received
from all schools contacted by the
Health Department.
Parents Of children too young TO
be in school may take advantage
of the clinics held AZ schools near
them The Health Department is
particularly anxious 10 have these
infants and pre-school children pro-
tected against these diseases. Chill.
dren from nine months Of age to
and including ten years will be
eligible 10 receive toxoid Tor diph.
liberia in all cases where immuni.
~ is questionable. Children over
See CLINICS 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-18

As part Of their contribution 10
the defense Of Washtenaw County.
physicians. through the County
Medical Society, have gone Oh
record as being IN favor OF remoy-
ing the % cent fee customarily
charged for immunizations in elm.
les organized by the Health Depart.
ment. This year there will be no
charge for either smallpox VAGINA
ton or diphtheris testing or immun.
ization.
Word has been received by the
County Health Department that
serum will be available for a coun-
ty diphtheria and smallpox i'm
humiliation program the first week
OF April. Clinics will be held in
at least one rural school in each
township throughout the county.
Definite arrangements have been
made with the following schools
Plat. Frain's Lake. Begole, Moore
vile. Milan. Lyndon Center Rob
erts. Spencer. Whitmore Lake.
Sharon Mills. LODI Plains Leland.
Lima Center, Hagen and Mcmahon
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-18
Auto Tags Will
be Restricted

Washington, Mar. 1s-INS-The
War Production Board today ban
ned the use OF metallic license
plates except to new licensees.
The restrictions do not apply to
metal already cut or stamped on
March Is. The order covers all
metal license plates and includes
those used on automobiles.
State and local governments dur
ing a licensing year, may issue
metallic plates up to 10 per cent
OF the weight of plates normally
turned out in that time The 10
per cent allotment must be used
for the following purposes
J. As replacement plates for
those that may have been destroy
ed or lost
2 To new licensees or regis
trants
3. For date tabs" not more
than four inches square to attach
to plates already issued
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-18

Registrations will be taken by
Mrs. Mabel Stadtmiller, director Of
the civilian volunteer registration
Office in the city hall. for the yolun-
teer nurses aids class to start
April l in Ann Arbor.
Two classes OF 80 each are ex-
pected to be taught by Mrs. VIII
liam Bates, full time instructor
Glasses will be at St Joseph and
University Hospitals, approved for
training by national civilian defense
Office.
Registrars will be given inter
views next Wednesday in Ann Ar
Dor by the nurses aid committee
headed by Mrs Henry Vaughan,
Ann Arbor. Mrs. Fred Battelle,
this city. is a member OF the COM
mittee and represents the civilian
defense Office. Registrars will
have to undergo a physical ex.
animation either by their own ply
stefan or by a doctor designated by
the nurses aid committee.
Applicants must be between Is
and so years old. have equivalent
Of a high school education, give
service without pay. take training
course. give $50 hours service an
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-18
Air Wardens to
Meet in Groups

Because the air raid wardens'
first aid class was too large, three
groups have been made and they
will meet tonight At O'Clock in
Ypsilanti High School for instruc-
tion.
Group A will be composed OF
wardens from the FIRST 10 six posts.
inclusive. and they will meet in
room 2l2 with Dr. r. I Seine the
teacher. Group y. with wsrdens
from the seventh 10 twelfth posts.
inclusive. will meet in Room 220
with Or. a. F. Milford the instruc-
tor Group C., wardens from the
18Th to goth posts. will meet in
room 222 with Dr. D. W, Martin.
a supply OF air raid warden hand
books and special instructions have
been received and they will be dis
tributed The special instructions
include post organization. map
work and location of main build
ings in the different areas