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Evening star., 1942-08-15
Capital Ringer Stars
Put Il Up 10 Henson
To Save Prestige
Metro Champion Meets
New Jersey Ace in
Series Windup

Metropolitan Washingtons horse
shoe stars today looked to their ma
tionally-famed champion, Clayton
c. (Boo) Henson Of Arlington, to
gain them a creditable showing
against the best twirlers OF New
Jersey, who last night knocked OF
the Capitals three-man team in a
round robin, 6 to 8.
This put the count at 6 to 4 in
the intersectional series, Irwin Carl
berg, District titleholder, the night
before having defeated Jack Ros-
selet, New Jerseys second-ranking
f1ipper.
Tomorrow, at 2:S0 O'Clock on the
Commerce Building courts, Henson
win face Bill Kolb, New Jersey
champion, In q 4-out-of-7 match
which is expected to be the out
standing ringer contest of the SEA.
son here.
Kolb Gets Only sweep.
The intersectinnal series has
doomed interest in The Stars 18th
annual tournament, the quanflca-
ton round Of which opens Monday
night on the Commerce Building
courts, for the championships Of
Washington, Northern Virginia,
Southern Maryland and the Metro
politan Area. Those who desire to
participate are asked merely to re-
port at the courts.
Kolb was the only pitcher last
night to score . sweep and turned
in the best game, with n per cent
ringers. Carlberg gave him his
sttfiest battle, won BY 50-47, as each
tossed 66 per cent. Kolb fired his
77-percenter against Clare Lacey,
1910 District champion and current
Federal employees title -holder, who
tailed only ~ points although
pitching . strong game. The Jersey
champ was . bit fortunate to down
Charley Howery, Northern Virginia
ringer boss, when he tossed only 81
per cent, far OF his standard.
Tie in Points Scored.
Incidentally, the 3-man teams
tied in points scored Ut 30l. The
summary:
Evening star., 1942-08-15
Conteen Horse Show Interest
Is Not Lessened by Delay
Maryland, Virginia ond Washington Stors
ToVie in Benefit Affoir Tomorrow
By LARRY LAWRENCE.

spite the last three weeks Rays MEADOWS
will be in good the Canten Horse Show postponed
Sunday be held tomorrow at 10 the GROUNDS
opposite the Saddle Club the EasWest highway
Chevy Chase.
by the Montgomery County Chapter OF the Red
Cross equine will lost nothing by It's
Evening star., 1942-08-15
OUTDOORS
With BILL ACKERMAN
Coast Guard Auxiliary Shippers Modest
After Rescue of BTosted Boat Crew
emper paratus" goes for auxiliary. too.

"Semper paratus" goes for auxiliary too
Like the pilot of sighted sub-sank a couple of
medico the auxiliary hota of the United
made of members of the Miami and Reel Club
apparently take the high spots in low
to talking about them
Evening star., 1942-08-15

AlU1ICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo, IL; st. Paul, 8.
Columbus. IL: Minneapolis. @.
Indanapolis. 8: Kansas City, /.
Evening star., 1942-08-15
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sOUTnERN ASSOCIATION.
Birmingham, 81: Little Rock ID
Nashville, 5-6; Atlanta. 2-b.
ChattanooGA, 8. KNOXVILLE, 8.
New Orleans, 6: Memphis. 3.
Evening star., 1942-08-15
Three District LEAGUE
Pin Teams Try Out
In Special Ti|ts
Hyuttsville PIoys Host
To Orioles, BrookIond
lnvodes AIexundrio

Anxious to test the strength OF
their teams which are expected to
Be in the thick Of the forthcoming
District League flag chase, three al
ley pilots win send their charges
into battle over the week end. Russ
Diehl pits his Brookland Recreations
against Charley Parker's Alexandria
Recreations tonight at 3 o'clock at
Alexandria and Oscar Hiser trots out
his newly-formed HyAttsvile Recre-
attonS against the invading Balti-
more An-StArs tomorrow night ut
Hyattsville ut O'Clock.
In the Brooklanders' lineup will
be Karl Gochenour, Joe Freschi,
Elvin Shank, Ray Watson and Nick
Rinald; while the Alexandrians will
be E 0eib. Eddie Keith, Aubrey
Evans. Bert Lynn and Jimmy Cenci.
Led 81 Capt. Perce Wolfe the Hy-
attsville club viii include Tony San
tint, Gordon Remsburg, Wally Bur-
ton, Jimmy OFT. jr. and Harry Hill
lard. Winners Of Is out of 18
matches this summer, the visiting
Orioles. out for another kill, will be
Howard Parsons, Lou Pohl, Nova
Hamilton, Jimmy Libertini and
Winfield Guerke.
The mixed twosome of Ruth Nc
Clintic and Nick Rinaldi got OF to a
flashy start last night at Chevy
Chase Ice Palace by downing the
starry combination Of Madge Lewis
and Al Wright by a score Of ,267 to
1,210. Nick mustered top counts of
160-646 while Mrs. McClintic SPAR
kled with 621. In losing their fourth
match in IL starts, Mrs. Lewis
posted 60l and Wright 600.
Evening star., 1942-08-15

ChAsr CHAMP MEETS galore are Bill n
horseshoe hpps New Washington Rose
Monda
Evening star., 1942-08-15
N1ERNATIoNAL LEAGUE.

Jersey City. 30; Syracuse, o-s
Second sams,, II innings).
Newark. 8: Baltimore. o.
Rochester. IA: Montreal 8,
Toronto. g. Buffalo. 1.
Evening star., 1942-08-15

SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Macon. q: Columbia. 3.
Charleston, 4: GrenviIe. J..
Savannah, Al; Augusta, 50.
Jeekeonville, 1o-1: Columbus, 6--s.
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states. and residents ~ the city ~ Detroit
f.r ono year Immediately prior - the tx
animation. excepting persons with honor
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FOE fli details and applications write on
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-06

| ein gaditeineebdube, iantt @runo
1no 8oben, ettpa ~ ader groB.
2aufpreis nno nptlpeuoiee Geparatlt=
ren beliefen ii6 ouf $4,000. SIN
2aufe bes SabreS ipltbs Die slnltalt.
Neue 8olten famen bon 3eit 5u Belt
binau. @s tpurOe aud cine ttr6libe
G,,nitanltalt fir &irbenmGbel einscz
ri9tet uno cine Sarm getauft, nm
SEN &i6enbeoarf 5u oeden.
Sabrelang idon bate oas sSaiien=
baus o,tr6idnittli6 70-sO @aiien=
fnaben beberbergt, als Sater Selling,
our6 etlibe 4naben oneeregt, allf
oen @eoanfen perfiel, feline Nd6lten=
liebe aud auf iolde &naben alts5,.>
oebnen, pelbe ben 8eruf 5llm Yrie~
feritanbe batten, aber nibt iiber Sic
oaau nottpenoigen Wtittel perfiigten
Nahoen1 er bieie slbitht i'm Ohio
@ai ienfreuno leinen 2eiern nitgeteilt,
batter itd bereits i'm @ugllt 40 ana,
ben gemeloet. @r nabn iibcr 90 oa=
bon on 11no nit ibnen beeaun er bas
erne S6uliabr. Srob manberlei
S6nierigfeiten, finan5ieller uno ans
berer Mrt, bertra,lte er aui Sic gottz
lide gorlebung nno Silfe. @ls iein
8emiiben, ser Mnitalt firblibe an=
erfennung at perihaffen, auf neue
5b!pieriefeiten itieb, fabte er oen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-06
Dbis 8aiienfrennS

20 @aiienfnaben beberbersen. Das
@aiienbaus itauo nun 90, aber nod
par es nidt iduloenfrei. Gater Sci
iins ba,,te feit auf oie gottlihe gora
iebung unb bic Milotdtigfeit ieiner
2eier. Dieies gertrauen mar Ser
S6liiiieI ieines @rfoIges nibt nur
in ser @riinbung bes 8ailenbeims,
lonbern audi BET ieiner 9auptIb0p~
fung, ser @riinoune bes @ollesi,1m
Soiepbinum.
am 90. Mdra 1877 teilte @ater
Setting leinen 2eiern NIT, oab er
seoenfe, bos @aiienbaus Unto ieine
nnnmebr inter bem geamen Ohio
8aiienfreunb'' eribeinenoe 3eituna
nad Columbus au perleaen. 8ereits
im Suli besielben Sabres faufte ct
in Columns an Ser Srier5sStraBe
(ber iesieen gait Wain=StraBe) ei,,
I212 Stodtperf bobes altes sSarmbaus,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-06
Nsittusd, Sen 6. Mai 1912
6eleitluort 3lt,tt 20. Sabrgans

Der nSbio 8aiienfrelnb' ihidt
fih an, ieinen 20. Sabresrunogang
alt5,,treten. st fann ltb riibmen. at
oeh Sionieren oer fatbolii6e,, Yreile
beutider Sprabe in unierm 2anbe
5n geboren. l1nideinbar nno beidei-
Den mar iein @tntritt in bic 3eit,tnes.
melt. Am. 2. Mai 1873 mar es, als
gater Setting in be1n fleinen Stdot-
den Yomerop am Obiofluiie iein
8latt, bas anfanes nnter Sen, Namen
nSbio" eridie,t, beraus3useben be-
gann. Mit ouberit oiirftisen Mitteln
uno obne perionlide Silfe, aber nit
felienfeftem @ottbertrauen, Iegte ct
ben @r,,no au ieiuem 8erf. @r iltbte
ielbit oas Material sl,iammen, i6rieb,
fette bie Eppen ,tno brudte- feline
nObio''. oils friiberer Dr,1der uno
ipdter als Mitarbeiter am Cincinnati
,,8abrbeitsfreuno'' ipar er ieinen
ne1,en l1nterneb1nen poa setpablen.
@leib in ser erIten Musgabe Der
nSbio" (Nummer /, Seite a. legte
er often ltno flar iein Srogramln
nieoer, bem ct itets treu blieb uno
oas bis altf oen beutigen Sag in lei'
neln Sinne llno at oelnlelben 3iped
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-06

fortgeiest miro.
Sn einem Aufrufe an bie DeuHbet
in Nomerop uno l1mgegeno ldriel
Batter Selling:
,,nnier 8latt 1T fir allie
ge,,tiden beitimmt, tuelde oie
@abrbeit uno oas Hebt lieben :.
@s lit nniere abiibt, BOB bie
rObio" ben biireerliden, eeieus
idaftliden nnb geibdftliben SSnter-
eiien Der bielisen oeutiden 8eb6lfe-
r,ng bienen ion. gaein religioie
Mbbanol,u,gen unS unfrlthtbare
Yolenif iollen in Ser Ohio feinen
Mat finben. @ir pollen sic Ohio
10 fiibren, bob ieoer, Der Die Wabr.
belt lnb bas gteht liebt, 1nler
Blatt obne &nItanb Ieien fo,ln.
&ein anoersglaubiger ion ie bon
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-06
,,Wie AZ Sauier

Wtiiller lit gliidlid) perbeiratet, ober
feline Srau fam INNER nob nidt
redt fo6en. @tiiller oenft, i6 mus
bod mol in einelu 9teitourant eiien.
,,&ommen Sic bod) berein!' ruff Der
8irt, ols er Wtiiaer Dor ieinem Sos
fol 5oeern iiebt. slber Miiuer 9ebt
it,tmm ipeiter; ct bat oas Sdilb ee.
Iefen: o!Sier eiien Sic ipie at Sauie."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-06

uns ipiiientli6 in ieinen @efiiblen
eefrGnft tperoen. -. Ssn1 ltebrigen
tperoen mir in ltnierm 8latte feiner
Grage, Die fiir uniere 2eier Snter=
eiie baben fonnte, aus bem 8eee
geben. @as 8emerfensipertes iih
ereienet in Mmlerifa uno in anoern
8eltteilen, tperoen mir uniern 2e-
fern mitteilen. Meben Ben Yfarr=
ibulen itno ia sic be1,tI6en 3eitun>
gen es bauptid6lib, sic ,,nire berr-
lide oeutibe Mntteriprade in unz
ierm 2anoe erbalten. Sbr oeutiben
Mitbiireer babt oieie uniere Mutz
teripra1e iibers Meer eebrabt;
ioret nun aub oafiir, bob oieielbe
bier fir cure &in6er erbalten
bleibe -
slls oas 8latt balo BET fatboliibell
uno ni6tfatboliiben 9eutihen BE-
fannt uno beliebt tpuroe uno feline
@elbmittel es erlaubten, trat Sater
Setting an bie Dur6fiibr,1ng zines an
bern 2ieblinesplanes beran: Die
@riinoung elmer &aiienanitalt fiir
arnte beutibe &naben. gta6 lleber-
inauder Sdnierisfeiten
fonnte bas neue 8aiienballs am 2.
Mai 1876 bon 8iidof &oiencrans
bon Columbus einsepeibt merben.
Das WniIenbans fonnte norlaufig ,nr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-06

biitouen poer auldberno 100000
9tann einiatbereite Selotruppen. 8ei
oen Geit banoelt es iib 5um grobten
Seile un1 Serritoriols. ODER Seimot:
I6nt= =Streitfr1fte.
RuBlan6: Seine genauen 3ifiern
berfiigbar; aber 5l,r 3eit Scr Oeut=
i6en SStpaiion int Solpietltaat bate
bieier mabrlbeinli6 etlibe 232 Dipi>
iionen 1,no eine slrn1ee BON ungefdbr
100000 Wann. geue Sruppen iinb
1eitber ausgebileet iporbeu, aber bic
Gerluite naren groB.
China: @enieitens 100000,
mogliberipeiie bis al 100000
Mann. 3iffern iiber Die Stdrfe oer
iofort einiatbereiten 9ipiiton lie
gen ni6t Dor.
9enti6lano: 100000 bis 5000
900 Mann, NIT rngefabr 800 9ipi=
iionen, bon bene,t nabe5u 200 gegen
sic Guilen ei1rgeieet iporOen iino.
9eutidlano bot oariiber binals altf
bie beipaffnete Ma6t ieil1er nlittel-
elropaii6en Gaiallenltaaten 5uriidge-
griffen: l1ngarn nit 100000 bis
100000 Mann unb 10 bis 20 0ipi-
iionen; Sinnlano 100000 Mann uno
II 9ipi iionen; 8ulearien 1.naefdbr
ebenIopiel pie l1ngarn; uno &untd-
nien NIT elmer Irmee bon mebr als
100000 Mann ,tno 80 coer mebr 9is
biitonen.
Sapan: 8abrideinlid ,lngefabr
100000 Mann i1t Der Armee.
Sadberitdn6ige iinb aber Ser Mnitdt,
bab Sapan nur fir b0ditens 66 Dipi=
iionen poue slusriiit,tns beiist. @in=
I6lieblid) anoerer, nidt in Dibiii iionen
organiiierter Sr,tppen tpiirben iib oa=
nad lneefdbr 100000 Mann ein=
fatbereite Gelotruppen ereebe1t.
Stalien: gu elmer 9eit tpabridein=
Iib 100000 Mann nit nngefabr
60 Dibiiioner.
8as oie 2,tftltreitfrdite anbelangt
iino oie 8erbaltniiie nod i.nflarer
ais bel ben armeen. Na6 Sbatun=
gen bonn 9e5enber Itato unlere eigene
2ufttpaffe auf 5000 bis 5000 Slugs
aeuee, oie britiide auf 45OO Bis $500,
bie dineiiid)e auf ni6t nebr als 200
uno sic nieberlan6ii6 -oiti1toiif)e auf
runo 500. N,1blanos 2uftltreitfrafte
iparen elite nnbefannte GroBe, bie
6elttl6en tpuroen auf 5000 Biz $500
seibGtt, sic iapaniiden auf etwa
5000 1lnb 6ie italieniiden ouf 1900
big 5000.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-06

@ntibluB 0ie iunge anitolt bem na-
maligen, glorreid regierenben Gopit
SEQ Oem SrcijcDntcu an5ubieten. slm
8. 6ebruar 1893 traf Elm am 12. De-
senber 1892 erlaIienes p6pitlihes
Defret ein, tpeldes oas Soiepbin,m
our pdpitliben slnItalt erbob. Gureb
bie Greiitelletltiftltng, an tpelder Iitb
piele Eaulenoe oelttid)-amerifaniider
&atbolifen beteilieten, ipubs oas neue
Brieiterieminar bon Sabr alt sSobr.
am 3. sunni 1896 purbe ser Stifter
poa Sr. 0eiligteit Yapit Geo bem
Dretaebnten s,,nt Bapitliden 0aus-
pralaten erboben. Sros ieiner rohls-
| iten @eiat1bbeit botten i'm Die i,uab-
laiiigen arbeiten, oie Gag nnb Tad,t
auf ib,n laiteten, sepaltig eeidtpiid9t.
@r batte oen Groit, orn 80. Suli 1898
Der Yrieitertpeibe Der erften alaI'e
ieiner Stuoerten beiautpobnen, ober
nab f1tr5em Mnfleben nabmen iciue
4rdfte raid ab, bis er am 2. Ropcn-
ber 1899 ianft in ein belleres SenIcits
biniiberidlrnmerte.
Inter Dem 9feftorat ieines Nod.
folgers, 9r. Soi. Soentgerotb, Der
ebenians flr5 nab einem slntritt
gum Edpltliben Sausprdlaten erbo-
ben lpuroe, tultds oas Soiepbil1um
ltdtlih beron, oonf ser @robn1l1t llno
Spferipilligfeit iener 2eier unD
gobltdter ltntcr Sen, hritten 9teftor,
Or. Soi. Sh, erito,1o ber Neubau in
oem ettpa nel1n ltcilen norbli6 BON
Columbus gelegenen @ortbineton.
Dem gegenlpdrtigen Sm'lten Serrn
Teftor, Wtigr. 9enrp 5. @rinuuels.
man, par es, trpt nlanher neuerlte-
benoen Shlpieri0feiten uno ber S5or.
ten Scr ge9enipdrtigen 3eit mo0lid),
elmer grnBeren slu5abl Stuoenteu
IuInabme s1 ee.pobren, ols 5u ir.
genoeiner Belt in Ser @ei6idte pes
I Soiepbinums.
Inter Dem n1iHtigen Sbut oes
fl. Soiepb bat bas groBe g8erf &a-
ter Settings iid i'm 2uufe bon folt
lieben Sabr5cbnten 51 elmer fr1lht'
barren Eflal15itdtte fotbolilder @loll.
bensboten entlpicclt, Sic in falt allen
Oio5elen ser ltnipn liH Der Sccl.
Jorge heutld=umerifortiiber &atboli-
ten betGtigen. Die Anf foroerun9cn
Der 3eit lino lbiperer gelporoen. &ie.
le Sunoerte fatboliider Brielter bo-
ZEN Die Efarrleellnr9e perlailen uno
baben bie luifti1c uno opferpolle
Seeliorge in Der slrlnee 11nterrp1n-
men. Snfolgeoeilcn lit in pielen 81
05elen ein GROCER Erieitermaneel ein-
getrete,t. Mebr Erielter iino oringeno
nottpe,loig. Seilte lit mebr oenn je
oas Soiepbinlun auf Sic Vtitbilfe Iei-
ner Srel1nOe uno SSobltater angetpie.
len, oie lib Dauptidblib aus ser 2e-
ier5abl oes Ohio g8aiienfrelnb uno
bes Soiepbinum SScetlp refrutieren.
Sbrer altbelpdDrten Sreue uno III.
ermiiolifen Spierpilligfeit lit oie
3ufunft bes Soiepbinl1ms anbertrout,
oie, tpie INNER tie iid) geitalten mo.
&c, llnter Dem Sdus ibres mabtigem
Yatrons, oes fl. Spiepb uno Der Sir.
forge uno @roblnut ieiner Sreunoe
uno 8obltdter itebt W0ge oie ie-
gensreicbe Serganeenbeit oas Inter
pfano elmer bofinln9spollen 3utuntt
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have been adjusted under the
program We have been working
on since last April" Nolan SAID.
We can take care Of 10 per
cent more traffic during peak
hours and IL the gross load II
property distributed we can
handle total at * per cent
more"
Nolan revealed that Detroit has
instituted the most extensive hour
staggering program in the country
Tuesday Will see every hit OF
available DSR equipment on the
street. Some 300 new DSR ON
ployeS are expected 10 complete
training and take over as motor
men and conductors Immediately
Nearly nnc-thlrd Of these are
conductorettcS. In many cases
conductors arc being trained u
take over motOrman and bus
driver duties. Nolan SAID.
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70 supplemental gasoline should b,
available by Tuesday for all those
who have applied thus far, Broad
well said.
The OPA pointed out Satur-
day that delays IN handling the
huge flood OF b and &C" card
applications may make il ad-
vlSable for motorists 10 use
some Of their reserve tickets.
Each "A book entities
holder 10 - gallons before
January y This can he pur-
chased Immediately Tho pro-
vision, in addition 10 tho fact
that most drivers will enter the
ration period with fun gas
tanks. lead OPA officials Ia feel
that legitimate b and C"
card applicants can readily he
carried until the books arc IS.
glIod
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Hammers at Point

SLUT hammered a this point
even more strongly He said
Persons who now drive or
ride 10 work in private automo-
bilcS must continue 10 do so as
long n possible
SLUT reported the formation NJ
approximately 10000 Swap-ride
teams. averaging three persons
each in industrial plant traffic
alone IN additional $500 swap
ride teams arc now being organized
among nonwar plant workers.
only 10000 Of the 400 900 swap
ride cards distributed were re-
turned, according 10 y. Grant
MIcElc traffic engineer.
He estimated. however. that the
program has increased car occu-
pancy from 10 10 20 in industrial
areas going higher than 80 IN
one district.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

all day Ia shop, continue the
practice of staying downtown
until > or $3.50 y. IN. and COM
peting with downtown workers
for space on DSR vehicles II a
mystery"
SLUT disclosed that n plan "a
tag all essential riders 10 dis
tlnguSh them from shoppers, was
abandoned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
More Optimistic

Office OF Wa Transportation
estimates are more optimistic.
We Judge that approximately
10000 drivers are without \
books" said Donald SLUT, OWT
Co-ordlnator
In last-minute effort to supply
" A cards 10 non-regiStrantS the
OPA announced Saturday that 40
processing CenterS will open Mon
day noon for the purpose. These
will operate for ar indefinite
period as a service 10 motorists
who failed 10 apply for books No
Nember 1920.
Whatever thr correct figure
may be. DSR officials are hraclnc
themselves inr-+heir- biggest
ward Jolt in traffic.
All believe Detroit viii get II
work Tuesday and thereafter pro
vldlng motorists cooperate by ride
swapping and sharing An cSt.
mated so per cent of Detroiter,
drive 10 work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Basis OF Necessity

Most workers will receive these
books through their local boards
Late rCgiStrantS for A books
beginning Monday noon may apply
for them AT their local boards.
"Detroit's essential transpor-
tstiOn should not he hampered
by ratiOnlng." Broadwcll said.
we are issuing these books
on the basis OF necessity. Our
Instructions are to he tough and
We are going 10 he, but we are
hitting only at nOneSscntial
driving"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

The working hours ~ nearly
half million Detroit workers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Shoppers Problem

Although merchants report
the heaviest November volume
Of shopping in DetroitS history,
we are faced with a shopping
crowd problem" Slutz said
Loop area shopping must he
done between 10 n. m. and $3.50
y. m. Why housewives. who have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

industrial peak from between
and S A. m 10 between 6 and
a. m
Nolan appealed 10 the public 10
cooperate by doing any noneSScn-
tlal riding between 10 a. m. and
$3.50 y. m.
Sutz re-echoed this plea. direct
ing II particularly 10 Christmas
shoppers and housewives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Started on Friday

Spokesman for ma or oil COM
panIes here said tho rush for CaSo-
ifnc mad started Friday afternoon
and was continued all day Satur-
day
Supply trucks in most cases
were being operated on a 2i-hour-
a-dav basis IN order 10 keep deal
crS supplied.
Meanwhile, il appeared that
many Detroit motorists would be
lacking their basic A books, per
uniting them to drive ESQ miles
annually.
r. r. BroadwclI OPA state
ratIonIng officer. believes only %
per cent Of DctroirS estimated
533,OO0 passenger cars arc regis
tered for A books. That leaves
lS7 oC0 shy the basic cards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Motorists Crowd Gas Stations
For Last Chance 10 Fill Tanks
Police and OPA Officials Warn
Against Hoarding and Storing
Continued from Page oue)

said that II person has tho fuel
IN storage. nc must tear up cou-
ponS equivalent 10 the amount he
puts INTO his car.