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Evening star., 1942-05-09
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MOSCOW, 6t5-Brosdessf ia English: Rke,
ti.S mss., Isl n.
LONDON, 6:55-Nsw Analysis CSC, s:5s
meg. 3i.3 NJ; 6SD. Ills meg. 25.5 n.
LONDON, S:oo-oH The Record: CSC, s.5S
meg, 3t.3 M.; 6sD, Ills meg. 15.5 n.
MOSCOW. s:i5-Nsws Ia English: Rkt, ii.s
meg, Isl m.
LONDON, s:i5-AmNiua Eagle Club: 6Q.
s.5s meg, 3i.3 A.; esD. MS meg. 75.5 N.
MELBOURNE, q:75-AmNitan Soldiers Call.
ing Home West Coast Broadcast Pacific War
limo: WG7. 1913 meg, 1877 n.
SYDNEY, 9:75-AmNitan Soldiers Calling
Home West Coast Brosdead Pacific Wr Tims):
Wo7. tis7 meg. 75.2 N.
GUATEMALA, s:45-" Hollywood Spssks:"
I6WA, 9.6S meg. 81 n.
LONDON, to:55-istsnins Psa: CSC, s5s
meg, 3t.3 m.; 6A, 6.ii mH- 4s.t n.
MOSCOW. ti:i5-Easli,h Period: KE iiS
meg, 75.7 n.
GUATEMALA, t7:t5 sm.-PspuIss Music
with harimbs: T6Wk, s.6S Mssv 81 n.
LONDON. t1:3o s.M.-l,ts News: eN, s5S
meg. 3t.3 H.; 6a. 6.ti mss, 4s.t n.
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Points for Parents

BY EDYTHE THOMAS WALLACE
The person hunting for causes
OF family conflict should not oper-
look himself
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Auto
Graphs
Guaranty Carried
BY War Products
All Over Globe
BY sILER FREEMAN

Building fine watches by the
pound" as the late Alex Dow
characterized Packard's tasks OF
producing both the Rolls-Royce
engine and the marine motor
which powers the deadly little
PIT boats for the navy, is not a
job that ends when the products
are shipped from the plants
doors. The company follows
them TO their destination and
watches over them.
The marine engine carries six
months guaranty against de-
fects in workmanship and ma
terial. And the company sends
experts TO the ar-flung fronts to
see how they operate and TO see
that they operate as well in &C.
ton as in their test cells at
the plant.
Ii is a big undertaking and
there have been few complaints.
ASK the man who owns one"
has been expanded 10 every part
of the globe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Farmers Market

FRUITS strawberries fancy S6H7 -
az crate No. l. 81, J0ni No 2. 81 1Sm
326 Cherries, sweet, No J. 81 is-qt.
crate
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
Head lettuce No l. 81 25p 1875. M. ?.
75chSl Lear lettuce. No !. 4On soc bu.
Romano No l iOa 65c bu Escarole
No J. s. ~ $50 bu Endive, No. ], 81 30
bu No. IS "a sOc.
VEGETABLE GREENS -Conards. No :
80 h 6OC bu Sorrel. No. /. sou 6Jc bu.
Spusch No. /, 75u qOc bu Turnip No
J. 30 ~ zoe bu Mustard No. l. 5On 6OC
bu Cabbage greens. No. !. 20 q sOc bu
Kals No /. 81 bu. Swiss chard. No. J.
CAt'LIFDOWER No 1 81 25 bu.
VEGETABLES MISCELLANEOUS AZ
psrsgus fancy, VI Is dor punches No. 1
.f5tuxI 80 ? 5Om 6Oc Broccoli. No. I
~ 10 Beets No. J. 10 n s5c don punches
Cabbage No l. 81 soul Is hu. Celery
fancy ~, do1 hupches No. T. 45C. No
2 25c pui 500 T5c dor punches Kohl
.faht No l. 75H soc don. punches Onions
Ereen 80. / o. ~ 75c doz lunches; No. z
SOC curly parsley. 80, so soc dog
lunches Parsley root No. sou 100
0tafpss No l. 81 4On los bu No 2
sse1 81 Radishcs red NJ l. 5ON 65c
No. z SOC Long White. 40. 4, 6Om Tj'
dor punches Rhubarh. No. 7. % n $50
d0g lunches Tomatoes dollhouse No. !
81 75nG 1f-lh basket Turnips No.
sou &c dor punches and 81 hushei
EGGS LArre NoalO 30 3o-doz. case
medium Sgue 80
POULTRY Live hens heavy breeds q
% 27r lt eEhorny 23d 2jc. bruilefs
hrpFF. ~ G 30 lsEhbfr goa &c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Detroit Edison
Cuts Dividend

Detroit Edison Company de-
clared a dividend of 80 cents on
so par capital stock, payable July
Is TO stock of record June 20.
a. c. Marshall. president. said
The dividend of 30 cents, as against
n dividend of IS cents paid in pre-
ceding quarters. was because oil
heavier tax burden which company
iS obliged TO bear as part OF wal
effort. Gross income is continuing
10 show increases. but increases In
taxes are currently more than ABB
sorbing increases in gross income
he said.
Total consumption for the week
ended June IL was S3.029.000 kilo-
watt hours. an increase of l6 per
cent over the 81 1857 900 kilowatt
hours of the corresponding week of
1871 and gain of 81 per cent
over the previous weeks total of
81 2S9. 900 kilowatt hours.
Industrial use last week totaled
32.646.000 kilowatt hours. an in
crease Of p per cent over the
n.7l2000 kilowatt hours OF the
corresponding period last year and
n gain OF II per cent over the
previous weeks total OF Al. $40 0O0
kilOWatt hours
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

The letter points out that incon-
gruouS as il may seem, on the
Threshold Of such a development,
securities in the very firms which
will lead the way in this great
worldwide development are actu-
ally selling at prices below their
actual liquidating value.
1t decries the present trend
toward borrowing trouble and
anticipating dire changes.
The formula for successful in
veSlment. il says. is merely faith,
patience and Imagination and
very little Of the latter is needed.
Last year the quartermaster
corps Of the army spent about
So. 900 100000 to feed. clothe and
shelter our fighting men, reports
Business Week in the current issue
II you add transportation. adj
miniStrative expenses. and other
items. the total expenditure per
soldier is what corresponds TO
civilian goods and service 5
amounted 10 81 800
This figure is about two and q
half times what the average clti-
zen imam. woman and child
spends on himself. thus making the
army the most intensive as well as
extensive single purchaser Of civil
ian and near-civilian merchandise
in the United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

PERHAPS THE most accurate
glimpse into the present day pro-
duction figures of the United
States was supplied paradoxically
by an EngliShman- Capt. Oliver
Lyttelton.
In a recent speech. Captain
Lyttelton, who came 10 the United
States TO coordinate American
and British war production. said
that armament output of this
country recently passed that OF
Great Britain.
This in itself does not tell Va a
lot, but the captain went on tc
supply some very Illuminating
figures on British production Read
these and then stop 20 realize that
we're topping them right down the
line.
British output OF tanks. ieeps
and military vehicles is now at the
rate Of 257 600 a year an increase
of $50 per cent over The rate in
the last quarter Of 1910
Big guns are being turned out
al the rate OF 10000 a year.
Big gun ammunition IS mil
lion rounds annually
Small arms millions veal
mo figures given.
Small arms ammunition 2.00t
million rounds
Aircraft shows a 100 per cen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Protection!
Ask War Risk Insurance
10 Cover Securities

PHILADELPHIA. June II (UP).
Protection of the securities OF
the nations estimated 12.50O.0 GOO
stockholders by government bomb
risk insurance was asked today by
the Association of Stock Exchange
firms.
The government insurance pro-
poSal. according TO regional chair
man Frank f.. Baker Of Philadel-
phis. following recognition of the
fact that the present war risk in
Surance plan does not cover
securities
Loss of the securities. he said
would subject the stockholders &c
complicated court procedure anc
great expense should certificate,
thought lost in bombing raids turr
up after duplicate certificates
were issued The proposal did no
call for dollar value insurance
but would place a government
guarantee against involved cour
litigation by the stakeholder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Briggs Lifts
Arms Output

Arms output of Briggs Manufac'
turing Company is increasing sub
stantially each month according &c
schedule. With seven plants and
equipment in Michigan. Ohio and
Indiana already turning out air.
craft. tank and other parts in
large volume or being fooled up
for new war jobs. the company
entire facilities are being devoted
to war work.
Earnings prospect appears salts
factory. but too many uncertainties
exist TO permit definite forecast OF
profits. even for the current quar-
ter. Net profit in the quarter ended
March 81. last. was 1921 1924 or AZ
cents share. against Sl,Sl6.443
or 90 cents a share in the like
period of last year.
Principal element that makes
forecast of earnings impossible is
uncertain price situation on vari-
Gus arms items being made. Con-
siderable of Briggs earlier con-
tracts were on fixed price basis.
Operating efficiencies already have
made downward price reviSions
possible.
Until it is known II further adj
justments will he made. there can
be no means of estimating earn
ings. Another uncertainty lies in
accounting procedure to be fol-
lowed in handling expense incident
to conversion of several plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Market Moves
Narrowly in
Early Dealings
Stocks. Bonds Show
Mixed Trend; Zenith
Registers New High

NEW YORK, June II CUP).-
Stocks opened narrowly irregular
To-Day with trading light. Bonds
were mixed. Cotton futures
opened TO 6 points higher.
Widest net change in leading
issues was ~ point rise in
American Telephone which opened
at 115h. A block OF 1000 shares
of United Corporation opened at
Is. unchanged. Other initial trans
actions were small.
Western Union and Kennecott
gained a TO 25h and 2Sh. re-
spectively. Glenn Martin had a
similar rise TO lSA. Advances OF
II point each were noted in Re-
public Steel, Standard Oil of Cali
fornia. International Mercantile
Marine, Anaconda and Southern
Pacific.
Losses OF Is or l. point were
registered in Atlantic Coast Line
General Electric, United Air Lines
Chesapeake and Ohio, General
Motors, Consolidated Aircraft and
Detroit Edison.
u. S. Steel was unchanged al
467s while Bethlehem lost II 10
'51%. Zenith Radio made a new
high at 13ss. up II. Radio Cor
pcratlon equaled its high al the
previous close of ga.
international Minerals and
Chemical made new high at 57s
up IA. Columbian Carbon dropped
s points 10 66. Beech-Nut Pack
ing gained a point TO "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
On the Business Front
With WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor

increase over the last quarter OF
1910.
Merchant ships. a 80 per cent
gain over 1910.
AL weapons OF war show a
100 per cent gain in the last IL
months.
In giving these figures. Lytteltor
said that if and when the United
States reaches a similar level. il
will mean the equivalent of 10000
00o Americans engaged in wal
work that is army, civilian de-
Tense or war production.
He further pointed out that
Britain chalked up these records
under conditions of blackouts and
air raids. And lest you think that
Britain hasn't suffered any raids ir
the last few months. and the
captain points out that Loo
BritonS were killed i'm raids during
April alone.
The latest Paine-Webber weekly
letter paints glowing picture oi
the opportunities which await fan
sighted ambitious Americans II
the postwar world.
Ii visions American leadership
in the reorganization-politi cally
economically and industrially-oI
the world. This will not only en-
brace great responsibilities but
also immense opportunities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Adopt Truckers Methods

Commercial truck owners.
who are taking steps to prolong
the life and operating efficiency
Of their equipment. will be
heartened by the news that
United States Army motor main
tenance units have largely
adopted the eXacting preventive
maintenance methods proved so
effective by the nations leading
truck and coach feet operators.
Starting with trained drivers.
the army insists that its trucks
be fabricated every 500 miles. oil
be changed every 1000 miles,
and that oil filters be checked AT
every lubpcation. These are
simple basic precautions. a
repair before-failurc" servicing
plan founded on the axiom that
an ounce of prevention is worth
a pound Of cure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Michigan
Bankers
Convene

Michigan bankers from all parts
of the state arrived in Detroit to-
day to attend the fifty-sixth an
nual business session Of the Michi-
gan Bankers Association which II
being held in the Book Cadillac
Hotel during the next three days.
Registrations have been com
pleted and the members are play
ing golf today at the Country Club
of Detroit in Crosse Pointe Farms.
Harrod c. Newland OF the Manu-
facturers National Bank Of De-
troit is in charge OF this activity.
The convention has been stream
lined down TO purely business Ses-
Sions because OF the war the golf
ing and a baseball game tomor-
row being the only exceptions.
Although several committee
meetings were scheduled this
afternoon and evening. the first
strictly business sessions start to-
morrow after welcome address
by Charles Kanter. president OF
the Detroit Clearing House and
the response by President Earl
Delano Of the MBA
Speakers scheduled for the
Thursday session include State
Banking Commissioner Maurice
Eveland. DIR. William Jay Hale,
consulting chemist of Dow Chemi-
cal Company. Midland. Captain
Don Leonard of the Michigan
State Police and Charles My
lander. Huntington National Bank
of Columbus. O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Livestock Markets
DETROIT


ATT Y p Receipts 500 market
laughter steers and she stock fully steady
piiis shout steady with Mondays Atefage
spots 2Jc lower than the high time Truos
ioi rood i.I0s 10 fed steers xl3 90
mixed steer and heifer yearlinEs held
shove Sl5 50: most medium "a good fec
ssers ana. yssrlinEs salabie &ii 75H 10 IS
load strictly good l,ifi 10 OeeSes ist'
Monday, &l3 IS. most beef CDWs, 50 - 70
1913. strictly good cows quoted 90 Xil
cutters - 5OnSSO, Gamers So Too a.
sOod sausage ssd beef bulls Xi2u ~ Is
most medium bulls SIC. 5O0il 70
cALvEs-Rsceipts. $50 market few
ssrly sales steady but most bios -,
bower EAriy TOP SIS 90 few lood O,
choice yealsrS generally bidding SIC 20
SHEEP Receipts 500 market n0ulnslf,
steady \ Odd lots cuii 20 medium grass
Did crop shorn lambs. son, scsttsre,
hsad 1000 ~ choice naths/ sprtngeff
SO 50. Few z -yesr-oId breeding ewes 81
suotabis TOP shorn slaughter ewes ~ 90
HOGS Receipts T5O MARIE, steady =,
iec lover weights $50 lbs % sh0Wihf
the decline most iso-3N-ih butchers 81
> ~ %. extreme top SIS 80 un lsO-22O- ~
yslEhis sroun1 50 ! So ~ lights ti3 I'd
eilis huk .o~s. SIS 25a so. fsW nrhi
vrirh.s. tis7a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Restrictions TO Bring Many Real Sacrifices

Although some of free civilians OF
tionahle though wartime
sacrifice For example there rule limiting
fuel oil homes the eastern seabord 10 not
than 80 cent OF monthly purchases last year no
in would that
automobiles electrical appliances other comfort goods
other which
attanabe reduced quantities will tend 10 reduce
family budget Accordingly
circumstances have bosefen
family income there WI" DC
oWa rd abnormay large
This probability heightened by the declaration OF an
ceiling. Without such governmental
products would tend to equaHe ia!
nd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Detroit Produce

APPLES - Washington fancy Winesaps
zoos 1881, So. 357 $40, few So. 80: 1905 ant
l63s. 81 25a3 30; i75s-2l6s, s3G rs.
BEANS Maryland bushel hampers Blacl
Valentines. 81 80. poorer low as 81; Bounti
fuls, 81 l5m2s Wax beans 81 so. poorer Low
as 81 North Carolina ordinary Black Val
entines. Bountfuls and Wax beans, 81. rs q
!. so
CANTALOUPES Arizona Salmon Meats
Jumbo crates 36s 81 .5On5, jumbo ass 81 81
n 525. standard ass 81 40: California I'm
perial Valley Salmon Meats. jumbo crate
36s 81. 75n 5. rs. Jumbo crates ass S5m s. SO
standard ass s4.25a $50. pony 54s So
CARROTS Los Angeles crates q doze
lunches California SO t5m 3.35, best 81. so
fair condition So Arizona 50 2Od 3. rs
Texas SIS S2.T562.S3
CAULIFLOWER Washington pom,
crates 12s and larger So 25a2 81.
CELERY Florida I6-incn crates trimmed
tops Golden Heart. dozen 81 50. dozer
N.25. los ST. extras s3T325: Michigan
bundles / dozen stalks Soc, few 45c: fat,
SIPS
waxed stock South Carolina fancy S225
choice ordinary to fair 81 asa I IS. al
grades poor soc Alabama fancy 81 "A
so choice poor TO ordinary soc a 81 25
Louisians hushel hampers fair 81 asa so
pickles 81. 50.
LETTUCE -Los Angeles crate. Iceberg
California Salinas district 5 dozen -. Z,
n e. Washington dozen ordinary TO fan
ONIONS 5O-lb. sacks Texas yellow Ber-
mudas. l.. s No. /. 81 30; u s CONNER
cial So, or more u. $. No !. 81. 3jn
l 40. poorer as low as 75c: iumbos. 81 -
al Is: crystal white wax. u. s. No. l.
81 756I 81. generally good 81 IS: Jumbo
size $1,000 l.75; fair, 81 % Babosa.
q. S. No. l. 3.inch and larger. 81 so. 2-3-
inch size best 81 IS
POTATOES New stock California
q. s. No. ! washed Long Whites 5O-lb.
sacks. few. 81 so: i00-lb. sacks. 81. goa
3 % fine quality. So. 30I 3. s. Alabama.
u. 8 No. / washed Triumphs including
some in mixed bags, 81 65n 3. best 50. S. n
B u. s. No. l washed Long Whites. 81 30.
Il. s. No. size B. 50. 10; Y. s. No. !.
unwe shed Cobblers, North Carolina. 81 10
~ S.: Virginia. 81 sOm 2. S.: South Caro-
lima. No unwsshed katahdins, ~. rs.
SWEET POTATOES-Port Rican vans.
Louisiana bu. crates. 4. s. No. /, 81, 75m
1 81: waxed 81 e0@2.
TOMATOES 10Th cartons, repacks.
mediums. sl25nl30: 25-lb. Tugs re-
packs. 50 T5n 2.s5; dollhouse. s-lb baskets.
mediums, 81 7O7fl 70: original Tugs. green,
ripe and turning, wrapped, Texas, u. >.
No. sx6 and larger 2.75 6x7. 81 500
2 60. generally good. 6x6 and larger. 81 so
6X7 ~. IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
industrial Production Moving Swiftly

The industrial the home front is rolling we'll
Nelson again the hump and this time
believe The steel industry holds around W per
enlarged capacity and learn that May new
high record made the production of steel plates mostly
for ships.
production last week reflected the large orders OF the
before made good gain The orders smaller
merely compared with the extraordinary squirt
the preceding week Engineering construction spurted
however declined definitely and orders
further curtament The
sole leather factor Paperboard production fell sharply
Fortunately the OPA last week changed its ruling about season
clothing thus relieving uncertainty and pre-
pairing improvement this industry The Boston wool market
President Wool manufacturers can not
afford buy until this situation is clarified
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Admits Indirect Forced Savings Present

putting automobiles electrical appliances and
the prescribed list for the
perhaps families result indirect forced
Fund, IN family budget by rationng and
by o from the market place.
Thus high vug be reduced by the negative
process of going without things
viii this do existing cost Of living index numbers? ?
speaking will be noncomparabe with the prewar
A a fact the will dramatically
limitation of all such long statistical
failing allow for the
living standards and the
in better things than
1910 such indexes fail weight
of goods and the Encouragement of
family budgets inventions and comfort
goods.
20 wholly basis, the cost OF living index
theoretical limitations the cost of reduced
ST. of wel-beng for civilians.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Sees Home Fuel Oil
SHORTAGE in East

WASHINGTON, June II Seri-
Gus shortage next winter of home
fuel oil in eastern states was fore
cast by Petroleum Co-ordlnator
Ickes. He urged fasteners who use
fuel oil TO change TO use OF coal
wherever possible and to do so
Immediately.
Shortage was forecast after
Ickes had received report from
the committee on petroleum
economics OF petroleum industry
war council.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
GIN Asks Retria|
Of VerdiCtGiven
Women Workers
$55,69o Wage Award
TO ~ Who Charge
Discrimination in Pay
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING. June General
Motors Corporation attorneys filed
motion for a new trial in Ing
ham County circuit court today
seeking TO set aside Judge Charles
II. Hayden's recent verdict in favor
of % women employees of the Odds
mobile division.
The Judge. ending several years
litigation. ruled that the women,
many of them Lansing employees,
were Disseminated against by the
corporation in wage payments and
ordered it TO pay $55.690 in back
wages.
Judge Hayden held that the cor
poration paid men employees higher
wages than ttoSe paid 10 women
despite the fact that both were
engaged in similar work"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Trains Men for Engines

Like the other automobile
companies producing war items.
Packard is training the men who
will actually use their products.
Classrooms are filled daily in the
plant and officers and enlisted
men are given exact training in
the PIT engines. tearing them
down and reassembling them.
Not only Americans are in the
classes. Representatives of the
United Nations are enrolled.
The latest are three Hollanders,
members OF the Dutch navy. who
will soon take the controls OF
the tiny death-dealers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
CALLED EXCESSIVE

The corporations motion, how
ever, contended that the amount
was grossly excessive" and that
the court erred in finding the
alleged wage difference was due
10 sex only"
The corporation denied that mcr
and women were engaged in
similar work and questioned the
judges computation of wage pay.
Iments in regard to his SIS. 00C
figure.
Henry N. Hogan and Jacob A
Tolonen. corporation lawyers
asked Judge Hayden 10 file an.
Swers in regard 10 their questions
raised in their motion for a new
trial
Florence st. John. Lansing resi-
dent. was the plaintiff in behalf
of 28 other employees working in
the OldSmobile trim department
several years ago.
The case was first presented in
lngham circuit court shifted to
federal court, and then returned
TO this circuit court for trial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
InHationary Gap Placed at u Billions

Leon Henderson of and others have estimated that
Of and savings al the
the supply OF civilian goods by $ooo
he socalled "nfatonaTy gap
TY,o has dealing
with gap of through addltlona saw
President Roosevelt has recommended
Thai take situation in order to reduce
and other Indebtedness
the life insurance
circular letter all its mortgage borrowers
anticipate principal If this campaign
successful the insurance would be engaged IN self
abnepatng campaign will the OF
its earning high yielding into low yielding
bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Award Navy T
To Motor Wheel

The navy "E' has been awarded
to Motor Wheel Corporation of
Lansing, in recognition of its out
standing record in production of
war materials. The company man
ufactureS auto wheels and duo
them fuel oil burning space heaters,
furnaces and water heaters.
Holding large production con-
tracts from both army and navy,
Motor Wheels facilities have been
largely devoted TO manufacture of
war materials for number of
months. 1t is expected that by July
! plant will be virtually 100 per
cent devoted 10 war work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Lists Important Developments Of Week

Important Developments last week The beaed reorgan-
publicity service subordnating the
conducting and clarity
protect small business by financing contracts for
essential
pact persistent joint action by
Hitler and means the largest
possible ease-lend supplies to Russia from -
third OF billion dollars
or WPA.
The President called billion dollars for bring
ing total appropriations billions. This will
spendn & dollars a