davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
LESS TONNAGE BOOKED

In the experience OF some steel
makers less tonnage was booked
in the first two months this year
than in the corresponding period
last year. This is accounted for in
part by the fact that a year ago
many buyers for civilian produc-
ton were seeking coverage. while
now there is practically no pres
sure Of that sort.
Steel ingot production last week
receded ! point 10 81 per cent,
due in part TO scrap restriction
and in part 10 repair work by one
producer. which caused idlencSS for
the entire week. Detroit advanced
3 points to 81 per cent, ST. Louis
5i2 points 10 S3l2 per cent and
Youngstown 3 points TO "a per
cent. Chicago declined l2-point 70
JOB per cent. Pittsburgh i2-point
10 95 per cent, eastern Pennsyl-
.vania 2 points 10 So per cent,
Cleveland '2-point 10 81 per cent
Wheeling 4 points 10 81 per cent
and Cincinnati 14i2 points 10 Sc
per cent. Unchanged rates were
Buffalo 1912 per cent, Birmingham
95 per cent and New England 80
per cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Save Your Maps

To aid the conservation of
paper for the American war
program, Standard Oil Company
OF Indiana today appealed TO
motorists 10 save the highway
mays they obtain from their
dealers for future use.
This appeal will be printed on
1912 maps: Help national de-
Tense. Conserve paper. Save
this map for future use" There
will be six sectional. II state
and six city maps this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Metal Markets

NEW YORK March lead price held
AZ so cents a pound New York and %
cents pound St Louis
Zinc price was arm a. SIS cents q
pound East 81 LOUIS
Copper market ruled comparatively quiet
with price AZ ceiling level % IL cent. a
pound. delivered Connecticut Valley ard
H., cents = pound l. a. New YORK for
export copper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Young Artists Work
To Be Shown in Flint

FLINT, March Is. Thirty young
American artists will be repre-
sented in the exhibit Face OF
America. TO be presented al Flint
Junior College starting Wednes-
day Paintings have been loaned
by the Museum of Modern Art nj
New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Win The War Glass
To Be Initiated by EIkS

FLINT. March 16.-Twcnty-f1ve
prominent FlintiteS will head the
Win tho War Class 10 be inltl-
ated into the Flint Elks on Thurs
lX night Election of officers also
be held.
O "rcal old time ElkS' "JigGS
dinner comprising Corncd hcef ano
cabbage will be served after the
meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Author Talks in Flint

FLINT. March Is Mrs Louise
Leonard Wright Of Chicago, AL
thor and political scientist. vii
address a dinner meeting Of the
Flint Principals and Supervisors
Association Al the Miner Hotel
Thursday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
SUGGEST Discount for Prompt Tax Payment

In provdent citizens incentive
taking advantage Of the
options would be warranted in giving
their full liability ahead OF time instead of
privilege of Dec. l5 1872
to meet N las quarterly nnalmen 1871 income.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
N. Y. Bank CIearinqs
Decrease in Week

NEW YORK March Is New
York Clearing House Association
reports clearinGs for the wecf
ended March IL totalcd 1851.
$50 $50 against S3,7l3.599.30l in
tho previous week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Canada Went through Similar Tax Problems

civilians shifted into lower income military Jobs
financial incidental and aoca
defaults became than peacem and an
liability through
nd paying penalty the Dominion.
Desiring this experience, treasury has sought
publicity awaken the need OF
making for their obligations One
OF nteestbearng anticipation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Detroit Poultry

No quotations available Saturday
EGGS-Markst steady. current rece pts
81 &C. undergrades 2in Is 70.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
ru,.burxn Plat, ella. ,.mr.u, ana

subsidiaries report Tor me year ended Dec
~ 1871 showed net proh, ~ Sl4 $50 IL
sftsf depreciation depletion sra provision
~ SIS. 1873 200 FOR tsdstsl income ard excess
prohN 'ANes 1fs stovs net rousl %
50 a. snare IN , ias as ,hsfss ~ capital
rock TINS compares vitn SIG IA a3T or
Ss ~ share ~ 2 iss go .rstss IN ialn
Fedora ineorns ard sNcss. prohts taxes for
liaio amounted 10 s. s4ltTi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16

SHOWS net prom Or ~ oJh ~ hf'ff siaie
ana federal normal and excess pr0hts taxes
lstc equal ~ 81 90 share On ! ois ~
shares Of capita stocks TINS compares
with 81 i3l $50 or 81 o5 a share on o76' 81
6as shares IN 1910.
w. y. wilcoy oil and Gas Company
report for the year ended Dec 81 1871.
showed net income 81 $3.50 - after
taxes etc equal ~ IS cents snare on
i52 s52 shares ~ capita stock excluding
IS $50 treasury shares THIS compare. with
net income ~ Sis5 o3s or IS cents a
share on so. SOS shares in 1870.
link -Ben Company for lsu showed =
net proht OF 81 el3 oSa aiier federal income
and excess pront' take. ~ 81 $40 go ana
$500 600 provision for inventory pucs de
cline and other contingencies The shove
net IL equal 20 50 o. share on ne com
mon against 81 5l4 $50 or So b a common
share IN 1910
American Gss and Electric Company
report for ~ months ended Jan 81. lSi+
shows net income Of tl3,s52 rs aiiei
federal income and excess profits taxes
equal 10 81 20 share IN the common
stock. This compares with So 23l ssa or
50 ~ a common share IN he Il months
ended Jan. 81, 1871 January net income
was Sl,as5 100. against 81 500 6ql IN
January. 1871.
CITY Ice 4 Fuel Company Tor isil
showed net proht Of 81, 81 }i6 after
federal income ana excess profits taxes
minority interest and provision ~ 81 0o.
GOO Tor contingencies The ahor" r"' -
equal after dividends on 6ig per cent pre-
ferrsd stock 20 81 so snare % The com
mon. against 81 i6t go or % cents a
common share in 1890
R Pacific Coast Company for 1871 showed
net proht ~ Sil5.27t sfter fedora M
come and excess profits taxes. etc. sQua
after dividend requirements On Is -
shares 81 s. non-cumustivs first preferred
stock and on "a. 600 shares ~ 81 non
cumulative second preferred stock, 'p ~ -
share on 20 600 SHARES ~ mo common
stock. This compares with So 80 or - By
share on 1880 shares OF 50 hfst pre-
terred IN 1870
/ National Cash Register Company tor
after federal and foreign income taxes OF
81 $50 $50. etc The above net ~ equal O.
/ 81 share against ~ Ojl 727 or 81 20 4
snare in 1870 Earnings for 1871 include
Ss05 557 undistrihuted prohts ~ consou
dated foreign companies, comparing VIII
1897 In 1910.
\ United Fruit Company report for th'
year ended January B. 1882 showed = nj
income Of SD if2 SOS snsr loss on Fixed
assets sold or retired. income and excess
PROFITS taxes and provision NJ 2.6i6 80
for losses on Continental European asset
but before reserve for contingencies TIE
above net 10 equal 20 s. = share on tho
common AFTER dcducttns ~ S. 600 400 20.
N2 SOS saual N Sc - share vas credited
- ssrnsd urplu. THIS compares vitr
to2o.13s or S. ~ shsrs IN preceding
lysaf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16

New Britain Machine Company
declared 4 dividend of 81 payable
March 81 IN holders Of record
March -. Similar amount was
paid a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Farmers Market

APPLES Mcintosh. fancy. 50 so ? IS
bu No /. 81 so ? No, ? 81 Hor, =, r.
a2 No . sI25; Greetings No |. CSC
S2r?25 hu No. l. 25H so. No. ?. 81:
Delicious fancy 81 Is hu. No 81 sou
50 No 2. 75o SHOWS No. J. Na 30 ou
BEFrs No. I. 755 9oc bu; No. 2.
''C CABBAGE No. 7. 7oosoc bu: No 2
So soc red. 80. /, So 80 nu., 40 2
&C CARROTS Fancy. 81 ,ogi SO bu No.
/. sip12 - IN. No sc hu .
cFiERy ROOTS "a. sl9l2' ~
HORSE RADIsH Fancy ngt 80 M :
No 81 - bu SO 81
..c @N'H 10 50 $50 30 ? 81 IS
PARSLEY ROOT SO. !. STA SO No
pkRsNlPs Fancy SIS oa7 bu.; No. I,
POTATOES Fancy. 81 IS bu; No.
81 i5pl2 - 40 > 81 SIC
POULTRY ANp HOG. Hen, 90 :, ~, 5,,
nroilsr.. heavy. rs . 2ec; broilers lsshorn
% &c. hogs medium dressed 10 -
RADIsHEs Red. dollhouse No. J. $50
dozen lunches.
RHUBARB Hothouss fancy ~ "a SIC
t.lb hot choice, Csc small. soc dozen
punches
SQUASH Delicious 40 ton SIC ~
Hubbard SO l. 81 ~ 15C Table queen No
/ t5n6Oc hu No 2 35c
TUENIPS 30 I, Soc ~ 81 bu.: No. 2.
soc bu
sc ISL doz bunches French endive.
fancy. SfN25 S-lb. box No l. - soc
vF:GETARLE OYSTERS No /. 500
7Sc dozen punches
CHIC AGO
CHICAGO March IL ms 4 BUTTER
Receipts 10 g6g tums market steady
Extras 81 score ate standards. 90
score cars. 3i',C. extra hrsts 'l score
3t',c. hrs's NsSa score - IS 90
specials a. score. - p 35i, C.
EGGS Receipts "a $50 csses nsrks'
~ m Current receipts 2s',c fresh extra
hrs,s 2sis \ rs &C. fresh trsts. % 1sla
dirtis' 2sc. ehsrks. 2Ni-c
CHEESE Twins, "a, TeSe dssss
prints and lonshorns, 25a a25i1e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Detroit Stock Exchange
I0ti-i2 Range
High Low Div


pal %
en- Pm dividend .eenmuatIon. LIIauIaatnE dividend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
EARNINGS
Aluminium Good. Manufacturing {

Aluminium Goods Manufacturing Company
report Tor the year ended De 81 1871
shows net ptoht ~ 81 O5s 49, af'er state
ana federal normal and excess p'oh's taxes
lstc equal 70 81 90 share On ! ois ~
shares 81 capita stocks This compares
with 81 1911 $50 or 81 05 shst. on o76'
SOS shares In 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
oAKLAwN PARK

First Pace Mrs Turn DussN Prime.
All Hostess, Extend. Resi Boy Hgh
Martin
Seconf Face Merrily 20. Pster Fair.
NiIllgran. superior Mseic Power I.itus
DsrlIn
Tnird Pace The Nizam. Hufseon.
Pr1dd SISTER south Bound. INA. Ten
BfDN
Foufth RACE Fisry steel Count chat
Quyyls
SlNth Race NssaIo' ROYAL shawl,
Nu Iron PRAGUE isvsns Own ouisyi-
CO.
s.y.nth Rscs oar WINE. NJ Due,
hpontsh sur Pt
frhtn Face isek v.rnis Gus rs.
MAJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Scratches
TROPICAL PARK

TKOFt Al FNHk
Track fast.
FIRST Race Colors TIP Question Box.
Rocket Gal Alagnes Chalsrs. Elcinsp.
Second Rsce-Cingt Fl TN. Perletts.
All Time High. Beau DO. Pomcal Rugged
Rock
Third Race Time Please Gallant
Stroke. Greenski Range Dust. Chance
Run Punta Final
Fourth Race Easy Jack. Eros STROLL
ing Fasy
Fifth Race Msemsnte Commence
ment
seventh Race X Albert. Precision,
NJ Dough. Miss Carrie siIbi Babe
Mellow
Eighth Race Dic'v step sneedy
Sonaw Attracting war Pont Buck
board spanish WAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16

link Belt Company for l9tl showed n
net proht OF 81 el3 o5o AFTER federal income
and excess pronts take. ~ 81 $40 go ana
$500 600 provision for inventory prlcs de-
cline and other contingencies The above
net Ia equal 20 50 - share on ne com
mon. against 81 5i4 $50 or s. 81 common
share IN 1910
La gaceta., 1942-01-26
Ell JUEVES SERAN PRESEN-
TADAS AL JUEZ BARKER
81 PETICIONES DE
Sc efectuaran despues juicios
semanales

Las autoridades de Inmigra
ci6n Y Naturalization Sc pro-
ponen dar sus papeles a mas
de 1000 nuevos ciudadanos,
en- las pr6ximas diez semanas.
FL jueves, a las $50 de la
maiana, Sc efectuara un jul
clio de 81 peticiones ante ell
juez Barker y ademas otras 25
peticiones de mujeres ameri-
canas que perdieron su ciuda-
dania por casarse con extran-
jeros Y desean recuperarla.
Sc propone ell juez efectuar
un juicio cada semana hasta
normalizar por complete ell
servicio de naturalization. En-
cada juicio, sin ceremonial, u
nos Glen hombres y mujeres re
cibiran su ciudadania.
No figuraran en- esos grupos
los sGbditos de paises en- que
ira, alemanes, italianos y japo
neses, a menos que presenta-
ran sus peticiones hace varios
amos.
I'm extranjero que ingrese
voluntariamente en- ell eJerci-
to de los Estados Unidos, lue-
go de servidos tres amos adqui
rira la ciudadania sin los pa
peles de la primera declara-
Gin de intenci6n.
Ahora bien, la oficina loca.
de reclutamiento no esta auto
rizada para aceptar a extran
ieros como voluntarios.
La gaceta., 1942-01-26
"a dAeETK
>Fregoh :


leopold Fregoli, ei creador
del transformismo, ere lin ma
ravilloso comediante. Posefa no
Solo destreza para caraoteri-
zarse de hombre y mujer, sine
tambien habilidad para cantar
de tiple, baritone, tenor o de
contralto.
Fregoli sc presetn6 por vez
primera en- Madrid ell ano 1897,
en- ell teatro de Apollo. La empire
sa lie pagaba una cantidad ia
bulosa entonces, 500 pesetas
por function.
De Madrid marcho a la Anne
RIGA, contratado a 'raz6n de
1900 pesetas diarias.
Mas tarde concibi6 una pa
sion decidida por los trabajos
de prestidigitaci6n y los ratios
lie ocio los dedicaba a ensayar-
e en- hacer escamoteos y prepa-
ram combinaciones de efecto,
Nal aconsejado, di6 una fun
ion de prestidigitaci6n y fra
as6 por complete.
La gaceta., 1942-01-26

dos qeu arrebat6 a las my1titu-
des, sino para los micncs ere
yentes.
Perc, en- fin. Tia vida es ash
Todos los astros perecen y aun
aqUellos mas contumaces en- sU
resplan1or llega un momento
en- cue Sc cbscurecen... como lie
pas6 a Fregoli.
Perfe1cion6 e. las tranafor-
maciones y Sc convirti6 en- un
notable comediante.
Cuando las transformations
lhabian de ser rapidas, apodera-
base I'm verdadero vertigo de
los ayudantes de Fregoli. y era
I'm espedtaculo curiosisimo yer
al artiSta entrar y salir preci-
pitadamente, semIbrando ell sue
% de rCpas, sombreros, plumas,
pelucas, barbas postizas, etc.
La gaceta., 1942-01-26
Particularmente desea ell

Particularmente deSea ella
expresar su gratitud, por ell en-
,vfo de ofrendas florales, a las
siguientes personas: Eduardo
de la Parte, su nieto; obreros
rezagadOres de Ell Paradise; Au-
relic y Flora; familia Hevia y
Pena; Jo5efina Liccio, Patricio
Y Alberto Machado, Locaso y
Ardizzone, Mike y Lii Norie-
.ga, Maria y J~osefina, Nuncia
Pullara y familia, M Canal y ia
milia, Joss y Julia, Francisco
Reyes Dfaz, de su hermano Jo-
Sd y familia, F. SObrecuevas,
A. Dfaz y familia, Teresa Pc
rez y familia, "Nin" y familia,
A. L Greco, Vincentino y Lui-
sito, ]. Rodriguez y Familia, R.
Salas y familia. y la Union de
Rezagadores.
La gaceta., 1942-01-26
SUICIDES DE SOLDADOS
ALEMANES EN- NORUEGA
POR JOSEPH KALMER

doptivos y estes les hjcieror
yer que habian llegado come
cpresores. y, no como protedto'
res. El bondadoso padre adopt,
vo que muy amenudo a costa
de grandes s~acrificios habia saI
vado la vida a ninos austriacos
Sc di6 cuenta de que habia cria-
do vfboras en- su seno! Los aus
triacoS que habia salvado de-
hambre y de la miseria estaban
ahora luchando contra los pa
ores, los maridos " los hernia
nos de los noruegos que habian
sido compasivos con los ninos!
La culpa, por suuesto, era de
los Nazis.
Los primeros suicides ocu-
rrieron a POGO de haber desem-
barcado los alemanes en- Norue
ga, en- 9 de abril de 1910. Todos
teran austriacos. Esto dice mu-
cho de la dignidad y respeto de
estos hombres que ~llegaron a la
conclusion l6gica sObre la tarea
rindigna y deshonrosa que los
Nazis les habian destinado.
,Pero este no fue TODD. Los
austriacos empezaron a pre-
guntar por que habian sido en-
ganados tan miserablemente
.Otros pidieron ell traslado. Los
Nazis contestaron a este con
fusilamientos en- masa. Y Isl
hoy hay madres austriacas que
lloran la perdida de sus hiJos,
estos no hallaron su fin en- Ell
campo de batalla; luchando por
'Fuehrer y P&tria", sino que ca
yeron victimas de la policfa mi
litar alemana.
He aqui la verdad de los sui
cidios de soldados austriacos en-
Noruega. Los primeros casos Sc
iesparcieron como una epidemic
la que continue hasta que los
austriacos fueron retirados de
Noruega y mandados al cuerpo
de Alpinistas del General Dietl,
al frente de Murmansk. FL in
vierno artico Y las balas rusas
ayudaran a completar la tarea
nazi de destruir a su propio pue
bio.
La gaceta., 1942-01-26

goli las delicias de s,ys. compa-
heros y -iefes. representando
farsas que g mismo corponfa
y que lie dieron gran n6forie.
dad. Regres6 de la. campa1a
con 10000 liras y durante dos
meses Vivi6 como I'm gran Sc
nor. Cuando Sc lie acab6 ell d.
nero, su padre lie conmin6 para
que ingresara en- un taller de
relojeria.
lDecidi6 no volver a compo-
ner mas relojes, y provisto de
algunas pelucas y varios trajes
Sc dirigi6 al director de la
Troupe" que actuaba en- un
tcafe-concert', ofreciemdole sus,
s~ervicios sin remuneration al
guna, hasta yer ell resultado de
su debut.
Fue satisfactorio Y empez6 a
ganar diez frances diaries.
La gaceta., 1942-01-26

Londres, Enero 26.-Los nu'
merosos suicides de soldado'
alemanes. Noruega Is un asun'
to bien conocido desde hace
tempo.
AL terminarse la Ultima que
IRA, las condolences de salud en-
Austria horroriZaron la con-
ciencia mundial, y varias orga-
nizadiones britanicas, argentit
mas y canadienses, mandaron
misiones con where's y medici-
mas y establecieron cocinas CO.
munales. Sc dedic6 atenci6n es-
pecial a los ninos, victimas ino-
centes de la guerra. Muchos de
estos sufrian de tuberculosis,
Titus, escortbuto y otras enfer-
medades. Las naciones que Sc
mantuvieron n~eutrales en- la
contienda, ofrecieron su hoSpi-
talidad ~generosa, y muchos nj
nos de Austria fueron manda-
dos a padres adoptivos en- Sui
"a, Dinamarcs Holanda, Sue
cia y Noruega.
Estos ninOs, al rrecer y man.
tener sus relaciones con sus pa
dres adoptivos, despues de re-
greados a su pals. formaron un
valioo factor en- Ell manteni-
miento de buenas relaciones in
.ternacionales. Muchos de ellos,
sine todos, habian adquirido u
ma Segunda lengua maternal, la
que conservaron por diferentes
medios, asi como la correspon-
dencia con las personals que les
habian dado asilo en- su infan-
cia.
Sc sabe por fuentes absolute
mente fidedignas, y por los no.
ruegos que han escapadO re-
cientemente a Inglaterra, que
antics de empezar ell ataque, los
Nazis incorporation a las uni4
dades de invasion a todos los
auStriacos que podfan hablar ell
noruego. Sc les dijo que iban a
Noruega para "protegerla" con
ira una invasion por parte de
Ia Gran Bretana. Cuando estos
sOldados austriacos recibieron
instrucciones de sus oficiales de
congraciarse con los habitantes
usando el idioma noruego y a.
ST ganar su confienza. Sc vieron
rechaZadOs por todas parties y
recibidOs con ell mayor despre-
clio. Soldados a~ustriacos que de
ninOs sc habfan criado en- No
ruega, visitaron a sus padres a.
La gaceta., 1942-01-26
Un ~laxante popular tiene que ser bueno

La mas dura prueba de cualquier
roducto es la prueba del uso. Este
rs especialmente cierto en- cuanto a
n laxante, que ha sido usado bajo
toda clase de condolences.
Pero un laHante herbatico ha sido
probado por cuatro generaciones Y
lemostrado ser tan bueno que hoy 10
consumer miles de familias Tel
BLACK-DRAUGHT.
Este compuesto de especiosos y We
La gaceta., 1942-01-26

getales ingrediertes Sc ha probado
por 81 mismo. Ell herbatico basico es
un "tonico laXante" que ayuda a dar
tono a los perezosos mdsculos intes-
tinales. Otras hierbas en- la mezcla
hacen de ELACK-DRAUGHT un
producto facil de tomar y suave en-
la accion.
Cuando listed necesite un laxante,
de al BLACK-DRAUGHT la prue-
ba del use,
La gaceta., 1942-01-26

La fortuna de Fregoli, en-
1903. Sc calculaba en- mas de
million y medic de frances, y
por aquella 6poca Sc anunciaba
su Ultima tournee por America.
Amos despu6s lego su Gre
p1sculo artfstico. Exhibirse en-
plena y resignada vetustez, pa
ra quienes lie conocieron con la
fragacia acometedora de la ju-
ventud, es algo escandalosa
mente doloroso, no va para ell
La gaceta., 1942-01-26
CARTA DE GRACIAS DE LA
SRA. VIUDA DE GUERRA

La sonora viuda del Sr. VI
cehte Guerra nos encarga, en-
su nombre y en- ell de sus fami-
liares, demos gracias a todas
las personas q. enviaron coro-
mas y asistieron al entierro, E.
feotuado la semana pasada.
La gaceta., 1942-01-26

Razones de caradter fntimo,
alguna deception amorosa qui-
"a, fueron causa de que solicita-
ra un puesto en- las filas del E.
jercito que operaba en- Africa.
Durante la campana ihizo FIRE.
La gaceta., 1942-01-26

La Business University of
Tampa ofrece un curse compile
% Gle negocios a un joven active
y honesto, en- cambio por traba-
10. Dirijase a 91412 Franklin st.
La gaceta., 1942-01-26

Para pintar mejor 50
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivAmente por King
Hardware. ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-01-26
Ell TEMPO

Fuerte neblina tuvo Tsmpt
EN- la mahana de hoy, dificul
tandose ell transito aereo y te
rrestre. Temperatures minima
anoche, 81 grades.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30

MAY 2f TO JUNE 21
Gemini - Avoid overoptimism,
but don't crush your fine ambi-
tious spirit, something that is
badly needed these days.
JUNE % TO JULY 20
Cdncer-Protect personal and
business interests. Your budget
shouldn't be stretched for need
less things. Impatience is a
tempter TO watch out for today.
JULY 81 TO AUG. 22
Leo-Let not intricacies, dis
concerning incidents or conflict
ing opinions and orders cause
you to be dissatisfied with your
position.
AUG. 20 TO SEPT. 20
Vrgo-If you put your Unborn
qualities of faithfulness to duty,
neatness, intelligent reasoning
and discrimination TO proper use,
you'll overcome the days annoy
ances.
SEPT. % TO OCT. 2S
Librd-You have more favor
able aspects this day than many
other zodiacal natives. Take just
pride in a job well done, but
don't be overconfident.
OCT. 81 TO NOV. 90
Scorpio - Evenness, delicacy,
finesse-all these spell smoot sail
ing if applied sturdily, as Scorpio
can do. Take today in stride.
NOV. 20 TO DEC. 22
Sdgittdrius-It will be easy to
make problems for yourself to-
day, If you don't accept things
the right way.
DEC. 2S TO JAN. 9f
Cdpricorn-You are likely to
have especial favors through
others at a distance, through
Taurus, Virgo, Aquarius and
Pisces natives, and mostly
through your own initiative.
JAN. % TO FEB. 90
AQudrius-Don't mind the in
disposition of certain people with
whom you must deal or come in
contact. Be your true philosophi-
cal self and travel along serenely,
accomplishing as you go-quietly,
but delicately.
FEB. 2I TO MARCH 90
~ p issc e personal matters
should not interfere with bust
ness and other important inter-
ests. And forget the cantanker-
business of superiors or associ-
ates; keep on with your work or
whatever you must do with
assurance that combines good
will and effort finally succeed.
A CHILD born on this day:
A strong character. Will be we'll
liked by employers and fellow
workers. Able TO handle difficult
situations and emergencies with
calm reasoning, practical assist
ance. Dramatic ability.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
MARCH 21 TO APRIL 20

MARCH 2I TO APRIL 90
Aries-Today you are particu-
larly advised against wise
remarks, sarcasm, indifference
when others are talking. Be con-
siderate, duly attentive.
APRIL 2I TO MAY go
Tdurus-Don't start the day
wrong and thus get a bad start
for the whole month. Be espe-
cfaffy cautious not TO contradict
rightly authority or disobey COM
mands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
Enriched Bread Supplies Vitamin b.

soldier for vitamin B-1 is higher
than that of the average con-
sumner, and that the same eight
slices of enriched bread would
supply such persons with nearly
half of their daily needs for
thiamine or B..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30

ADOPTION OF enriched
white bread by the army should
set an example to all home
makers, comments DR.. James A.
Tobey. prominent health author
ity. who points out that the re-
quirements of the young. active
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
CROCHETED SLIPPERS

IT TAKES little wool 10
crochet either of these slippers.
Take your choice-one is in
Germantown. the other in an
CORA or Germantown. Put them
aside for gifts-theyll make a
hit.
Pattern 442 contains direc-
tons for slippers in small. me-
dunn and large sizes; illustra-
ton of stitches; materials re-
quired.
Send IL cents In coins for this
pattern to The Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department, 1925 Times
Square. Detroit, Mich.