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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
New Plastic Tube
Ceanese Perfects CoIapsbIe Material TO Rel place
TIM Tested 8 Months by Colgate & Co.

sumner sales tests conducted by
Colgate Company have resulted in
satisfactory acceptance by the
public.
Now ready for the market, the
tube will not have to overcome
any obstacles that radically diff
ferent design might present be-
cause il looks exactly like the
metal tube and can be squeezed
in the same way. The plastic tube
is lighter in weight than the tin
and slightly more resilient. hencfl
will not roll into as tight curS
The contents can be used ito the
last drop"
Present production capacity Is
to the needs of the three
companies mentioned. About l00,-
100000 tubes. This quantity Of
metal tubes would have required
z, 100000 pounds of pure tin. At
present, production prices of the
plastic tube are slightly higher
than the metal tube. but this will
not increase the products cost TO
the public. Increased production
will lower the, price Of the tube.
Plans for expanding are well
under way. including factories in
west and far west.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
Other Products May Take Up Slack in Industry

abiding significant changes IN the TECHNOLOGY
Of he petroleum industry Seubert revealed
= rapidly becoming important
producer buadene synthetic rubber
Neurological develop
refnee at greatly stimu
and surprising chemicals
product fists OF the oil companies by the time the war
is
Asked about political the established mode
computing depletion allowances, Mr. Schubert said:
1 anything to the voumnous evil
already depletion
n allowing credit against Income
taking oil out of the ground and direct
ing In consumption"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
Ill Depletion Provision Called Fair Ruling

Another spokesman for the oil industry message to this
column. said
attitude bordering
the and
committee to adopt
1888. the treasury, In Its
pending acts has loosely calling the long
special Oil
lOOphoe In the law The
been repeatedly aired before committees with
made 1t clear that
provisions had been adopted by
that the Incentives had brought results
to
know about the
hunting for oil I'm the ground to realize that
reasonable but Indispensable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
Flint Clio Farley
Opens Tomorrow

FLINT, Oct. 13.-Conferences
designed TO prepare programs in
Guiding activities on winning the
war. politics, increases in dues and
other union matters will be staged
here tomorrow at the Go Audi
Itorium.
The conferences will bring to-
gether officials of all locals in the
Flint region. according to Regional
Director Carl a. Swanson, in addi-
ton to all executive board mem
bers, stewards and committeeman.
Two conferences will be held. one
at noon for second shift workers,
and one at Z p. m. for first and
third shift workers.
Speakers will include Richard
Frankensteen and Walter Reu-
Their. vice presidents of the JAW
Go, and George +. Adde's, inter-
national secretary-treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
Farmers Market

FRUITs-Appes. Baldwins, No I. si25
y i.50 bu; Delicious. No. 1. S2H2. 80 bu;
!. 81 5OaI75; No. ?. Simi25: Greetings
bu; No. l. Si@1.25: No. 2. s5a75c:: iona
thans. fancy, 81; No /, Sf50al. IS bu;
], 81 q lbs hu; No. 2. 75c. GRAPES, No.
/, 81 50 hu; No. 2. sl50H2. Pears. Bart
lett, fancy $4,000 3.75 bu No. /, 50. so
%; K 6e.I. No l. slnl25 bu; No 2.
melons. No. l. S3.5oai doz; No. ?,
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENs-Leaf
No t. 81 S So bu I &c. ST. RS Saa S.'p No
l. so soc bu; No. 2, soc. Endive, fancy,
81 80 bgi No. !, 55c 4s125,
50m 75c hu. Sorrel No. /. 5eTt65c bu.
spinach, No. !. 75cG 81 bu: No. 2. s5c
Turnip. No. 1. so 75c bu. Mustard. No.
I, 500 75c hu. Cabbage greens. No. I. 40
q sOc bu. kale. No. /, 4oa5 DOC bu. Swiss
chsrd. No /. 20 n soc bu.
VEGETABLES, MIsCELLA y Us -
Beets. fancy soc doz. bohs; No !. $50
bu; No I, 75ca 81 No. Q soc. Broccoli.
No /. $2M 2 80 bu. Cabbage. No. l. 40N
soc bu Red cabbage. No. l, sou 75c bu.
curly cahhare No ! % ~ sc hu. Carrots,
No i 80 n 6Oc doz. bchs No @ 40c. Car
rots. topped. fancy. 81 Is bu: No. /. coca
81 IS: No ?, CSC. Caulaower. fancy. 81 IS
bu, No. /, 81 25fr1 80 bu; No. 2 75c
Celery. fancy. Soc 81 dor bchs: No L.
80 a COO ~ 2, 20 o 35c. Celery cabbage.
No. /, 90Si 81 bu; No .. 75c
Dm. 40. l. 35n f5c doz bchs Egg
plant. No. !. Si0125 bu.; No. ?. 50N Use.
Fennel, No. I, soc doz bchs. HOrseradlsh,
No. l. 75cd 81 25 peck basket Kohlrabi
No. l. Goa Toe don. bchs. Leeks. No. ].
60 n 9Oc 'doz bchs Onions dry, fancy
81 20 50-lb. sack; No I, Sft511.25: No.
2 soc n 81: green. fancy, SIC: No. L. 5Od
75c dor. bchs. picking onions. fancy, 81
50-lb. sack: No. !. IS; No. 2. 81. Par
ships, fancy. sl.75 hu.; No. /. Sid 50.
Curly parsley, No. I. S5u 4nr- rfuz. bchs.
Parsley root No. I, - 70 ioc doz. hchs.
Peppers, hot, No. l. 75c = 81 bu sweet,
No. 1. S1GI2 Is bu.; No q COO: peppers.
red. sweet No. 1, S1G125 bu.: No. 2,
75c. Plmento, No. I, SlQ1.25 bu.: No.
2. 75c Potatoes, No. / \S225T2 so 100
10. sack: No. 2 $1,000 / so. Pumpkins,
No. l. 5O@ csc bu. Radshes. red. No I.
50 n csc doz bohS No 2, 40c; long white.
No. /. 50M Tic dor bchs; black radshes,
No. J. 81 bu. Rutabagss. No. I. T5cnSl
IN Squash. Delicious, No. !. IS n e0c bu.
Table queen No. I, 500 75c hu: Hub
bard. No 1. 3Oa75c hu. Tomatoes. fancy,
S.75 peck basket. no. j. SlG1.5O; No.
2. 75c. Turnips, No. !. 40d soc doz,
brhs, -tUrntpss topped. No. 1. 75cmS 81 bu. II
No. g. soc. Vegetable oysters, No. /. 90
u 90c doz bchs.
EGGs-Lsrre' i5.5osis 3o-doz. case;
medium. SI2.75G13.5O
POULTRY Oiveb Hens heavy breeds.
~ q 26c ID: leghorfns, % 70 2ic; springers
IS q Ole b.. leghorn. % n Gee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
Middle West Helps Supply East With Oil

questioned Schubert concerning ways and means OF
shortage the East he said that the Middle
Nest had tried be helpful through releasing tank cars for use
carving the through conversion
the Middle West from transport within
refnereS lake terminals, and pipeline
terminals
company spent half million dollars to provide
points and reconstruct unloading
equipment local bulk plants that trucks could junction IN
Thus this Is currently
using for its supply per of the
year earlier thus releasing $3.50 tank
o products eastward.
Schubert added
itself could do would be to
work price system which would permit real to
suppiers find deliver oil to the East
THE new pipeline Southwest Salem Ill, is
pected hauling that
quantity East, tank
relatively expected to shorten
will
surplus be used to increase the volume Of
by further
way be pipeline Salem to
the Coast"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
Rubber Chieftdin
Lays Down Law
AT Senate Quiz
LETTERS Warns He Will
Make Use of Everything
TO Win This War

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13 CINS).
Rubber Administrator William
NJ. LETTERS went to the mat with
cotton state senators yesterday
over the use Of rayon in making
cord tires.
The southern legislators ran
into a stone wall during a farm
committee hearing in attempting
to dissuade LETTERS from the gov
ernment program splitting the
source OF tire fabrics between cot
ton and rayon manufacturers.
Declaring that we've gambled
too damn long on this thing now, ="
LETTERS told the opposition senators
that if they blocked present plans
already shaping up. they might
have to face the responsibility for
losing the war.
Senator Overton (D) Of LouiSi-
ana asked whether the use OF
rayon would not center tire max
ing power in the seven out OF
.26 major companies which are
equipped TO use this type Of tire
carcass.
81 have no interest in that"
LETTERS retorted. 81 don't believe
I'm monopOlies and never did,
but I'm going to make use of
every one and everything to win
this war"
LETTERS said he would ask the
army whether it wanted tires with
lfayon or cotton in them.
Senator Morris % of Nebraska
interjeceed:
"And whatever the army says,
you'll go along:"
THAT'S right" replied Jeffers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
Form Metal Institute

Announcement is made of the
formation Of { h C Powdered
Metals Institute, composed OF
companies manufacturing parts
from powdered metal. Head
quarters Of the institute are in
Saginaw
According 10 A. J. Langham-
mer, president Of the Oilite divi-
sion of Chrysler, the purpose OF
the new organization IS TO serve
as an advisory council to aid
the army and navy in adapting
powdered metal ~ war produc-
ton because of the saving in
time, materials and cost. Chair
man of the institute is L. f.
Field. vice president Of the
United States Graphite Com
DanV. Saginaw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
Building for Future

f UREK A CUU VI
CLEANER COMPANY has a
far more diversified line of war
products than most people re-
alize.
And it's 10 the credit Of the
management that most of the
products are of a type which
provide experience and back
ground, plus machinery which
will prove extremely valuable
when the company switches
back 20 vacuum cleaners after
the war.
In the annual report issued
recently, the company listed its
products.
There were the wcll-publicizcd
gas masks, which make up
Eureka's biggest war job. The
work on these is distinctly anal
agous 10 vacuum cleaner bag
and parts production
Then there is an electric mo-
tor little larger than n vacuum
cleaner motor which raises and
lowers the heavy landing gear
OF FLYING FortreSSes 10 This mo-
tor is also used 10 open and
close the great bomb bay doors
and 90 raise and lower rear wing
flaps.
And there arc flare projectors
md ferl5rfi T7fStuiS- bo-h 1uCUT-
porating lightweight magnesium
castings as docs the housing for
The electric motor.
10 addition. The company Is
y lrning out other precision air
craft parts.
And as you analy2e each piece,
you'll find that in each operation
The company is gaming invalu-
able knowledge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
Coal Stoker Sales
Slump "A Per Cent

NEW YORK, Oct. f3.-Factory
sales of all sizes and types Of me-
chanical coal stokers in the first
eight months of 1912 declined al
per cent, from the corresponding
period Of 1871, according to the
department of commerce figures,
based on statistics supplied by 81
manufacturers in 1912 and about
100 manufacturers in 1871. A total
Of $500 units was sold in the first
eight months of this year. COM
pared with 122, 55l units in the
similar months of 1941.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
Livestock ,rkets
DETROIT

DETROIT
CATTLE -- Receipts 800 Slaughter
steers ard nstfers moderately active STEADY.
nothing grading avcrHle good or better
offered quality lsrreIs common and
medium with rrsSsrrs Ire-uWiratiuE cows
slow, few early Fgies about steady hU' bids
around 25c lower or COWS grading medium
and below bulls steady several packages
medium 60 lrw-F0pt 9Hb-1. u22 Do fo8
-AialHs, 81 - a. atffi-r----s- -iu5tv ryt-ur
grade s4u-l 024-lh Kentucky and South
W ast grass steers So ? ~ 50. odd iO's
native grass steers. SO 20 down With com
mon kinds ss low as Siu2l, frw medium
and good grass COWS AIu41I scattered
sales Gamers ard cuttCrs\ 81 20. bgf
most cutters eNfiUie srufrc So - Gown
common and medium hu.s s. - .12 few
good ssutare bulls s.. ~ s1t ois head
beet type balls fa \S12FD load Ipsg go
choice 5oo-Ib short NEeNtlHE sl1tk steers
SIs 70
CALvTs- Receipts $50 v,arers abou,
wes1g nesf good to choice Si7.b0 few
head 90 So common 20 medium. So
Ie lI
HOGS ReeepsA ogo. Marke, not
asf ahlsNtI ears
sHE EF- Recsffts O0o Ncrhirc done
on native lambs esry bids 2fe i1r lower
a. So h1 10 - .r good POO choice tGcrrps
iFr..atoGs around steady on Slaughter
sheep
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
Paper Production
Holds Around 81 Pct.

NEW YORK, Oct. -. - Paper
production in the week ended
October 3 was at $50 per cent of
according 10 the Ameri-
can Paper and Pulp Association
index of paper mill activity. This
compared with STA per cent in
the week ended September 26 and
1926 per cent in the week ended
Oct. a, 1871. Papetboard produc-
ton in the week ended October 3
was at so per cent Of capacity,
compared with IS per cent in the
nrecedinp week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
I Senators Ask
Help for Auto.
Tire Dealers
LETTERS Urged 10 Keep
Recappine in Hands Of
Small Businessmen
Detroit Time. Washington Bureau


WASHINGTON. oct. Is. 49, Aid
for the independent tire and auto
mobile dealers of the Middle West
men whose businesses have been
crippled by federal freezing orders
was under consideration on two
fronts today.
Senator {. Wayland Brooks Of
Illinois. who announced that his
Office had been beSieged with re-
quests for action. asked Rubber
Director William NJ. letters, at a
meeting of the Scnate's small
business mems committee, 70
assure small business men that
the recSping OF tires would re-
main in their hands.
JcfforS agreed 10 discuss the
problem in the near future.
HIGHER AUTO PRICES
At the same time, Senator
James +. Murray of Montana
asked the Senate appropriations
committee 10 increase the maxi
HUH lIt NlllAli hIlC
including the armed forces
may pay for automobiles still in
the stock of private dealers.
Brooks. commenting on Murrays
request, said;
MANY dealers have had cars
on hands for months--since the
government freezing orde Err
which they have been unable to
sell. Those cars are running up
storage charges and carrying
charges. Dealers have had rent
and other expenses to meet.
"The army and navy say that
they can use the cars, but the
dealers cannot sell them ut the
prices ffxed by the government
without taking losses.
1--WE have had protests from
dealers through the Middle West
asking that the situation be
renediadv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
Senate Would
Save Little Man
With War Work
Army and Navy Chiefs
TO Tell How Business
Can Avert Bankruptcy
BY ELLIOTT HAYES


International News Service Stan Writer
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1a&The
Senate committee seeking TO save
small business from collapse under
the impact of war, today sum-
Mayor F. II. La Guardia of
New York, Gen. Brehon Somervell
and half dozen others TO tell how
bankruptcy can be headed off by
the little fellows"
La Guardia was slated to appear
today. with Russell Nixon of the
United Electrical, Radio and Ma.
chine Workers of America and
II. r. Roads of the Kansas indus
trial development commission.
Also called were Stanley Cum
mings of the the National Associa-
ton of Uniform Manufacturers,
and w. w. Hunt, manager of the
industrial bureau of the New York
Commerce and Industry Associa-
tim
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
Canada Rails Load
69, 987 Cars in Week

OTTAWA. oct. u. 49, Loadings
on Canadian railroads during the
week ended October 3 totaled &c.
9S7 cars against 67SS3 in the pre-
viouS week and 1893 in the like
week last year. according 10 the
Dominion Bureau Of Statistics.
Loadings for the year 10 October
3 totalcd 2.560177 cars. against
> 4o0ll3 cars in the like 1911
period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ. S. Rukeyser
RatiOning to Cut
Oil Industry Profits

Edward C. Seubert president, Standard Oil Company n-
diana) Chicago. told that he believed
nationwide gasoline raonng would tend To reduce
earnings of the oil industry.
When queried him this point the executive canddy
replied
question rationng be averted in
apparently been answeGd by
of lack OF
inability distribute them, except In the East
rubber logically applied
nation.
is determine to what extent
gasoline will be offset by
indications that
adversely affected by prospective
strctOns.
he restriction consumption
the authorities wish take the steps The problem
Of adequate restrictions
balance declines consumption
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13

prohibition have breweries had
more acute problems than today
shortages Of materials. caps.
man-power, delivery facilities,
etc. Yet each day. Andy Ander-
son spends valuable hours work
ing on the scrap drive-hourS
he would undoubtedly prefer to
devote 10 solving his own firms
problems.
Ken Burns finds precious little
time 10 give 10 his regular en-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13

ployer. / h g
Detroit Bank,
b c c a u s. e
Of the drain
on his time
as secretary
of the state
salvage drive.
Yet to d a y,
T he Detroit
Bank, lik c
every other
bank. is suf-
fering from a
on n c ]
shortage.
These men,
Xix m os [
others on the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
Detroit Poultry

40 quotations available on Saturday.
Previous days prices follow Hens, aver
axe run 2Ic. eehorn hens lbs M, Ice
cocks u f4c rock springers. 2tc. rock
bfoaers 2sisc. all sizes hen turkeys II
Ihs up. roc tom turkeys. rs lbs. up 2sc
ducks white 3 ms NJ. isc geese. young,
&c
EGGs Market hrm Current receipts,
3tiso. undergrades. 3ih d32Ae.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
On the
Business
front
By WARD SCHULTZ
pouroII rIr.as I1nAno,Ai Editof

A SOURCE Of great rripc 10
me IS the constant carpinG ana
criticism by outsiders over the
activities OF the men conducting
the scrap salvage, drive in triS
state.
Two Of these men 7 know.per-
SonallY. and without question
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
N. Y. Bank CIedrinqs
Off Over a Billion

NEW YORK. Oct 13.-Ncw
York Clearing House Association
reports clearinRS for The week
ended October 9 totaled s. $50
512.395 as compared with S47SJ
ole. lao IN the previous week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13

each is max
ing a great
personal sac
rihce. T h @
same can be
said Of their
firms.
K q " n
J. An d e 2
son. head Of
the Wayne
County COM
mite G. is
president OF
the Coo bel
y 2 @ W J n &
Company At
no time since
~ ANara..s ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
Fooled Experts

Silver Birch bought at The Sar-
atoga Springs auction sale last
eumnr- for 5000 started six times
this 81 son and has been IN the
money five times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13

committee, serve without pay, so
let's give them credit for the
swell job they're doing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
Detroit Stocks

Dividends M me foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 40 far this year,
unless otherwise noted. a-LiquidatIng diyt-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
SOMEWHAT CALLED

General Somervall. chief of the
army's service of supply. is not
scheduled TO testify until Thurs
day. at which time Capt w. A..
Buck of the navy procurement di-
vision also will appear.
What the committee wants to
know from the army and navy
Imen is how small firms can Join
in at the war effort and keep
themselves going and their en-
ployes at work as civilian produc-
ton dwindles.
According to Senator Murray
Cd of Montana, chairman of the
committee, thousands. of small
firms in big and little cities can
and ought 10 be utilized in the war
program just as they are in Eng
land.
GET SUB-CONTRACTS
The feeling in Washington Is
that they could make many small
parts on sub-contracts if nothing
else. and that the services could
help them get these contracts.
Tomorrow the committee will &c
into this phase of the question
thoroughly when testimony is
given by Col. Robert w. Johnson
chief Of the army New York ord
nance district: Col. Thomas w
Jones, director of army procure
ment at the Philadelphia quarter
master depot. and Capt. Kenneth
G.. Castleman, director Of navy
procurement at New York
Senator Ellender Cd Of Louisi-
ana. strong advocate of aid for
small firms, said that unless some
thing is done this year the coun-
try'S whole economy will be
changed by disappearance Of small
business from the industrial and
commercial fields.
I've do not want to have an
economy built entirely on big
business nor on little business,
but a sensible combination of
both" Ellender said.
He also asserted that the com.
mittee will not rest until il has
found some way TO bring help "a
the small firms, pointing out that
hundreds have already closed and
that small community life is Sc
riouSly affected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
AFRO Equipment Corporation has

declared a dividend Of IS cents on
the common, payable October 30,
TO stock of record October 20. The
same amount was paid in previous
quarter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12

be organized 10 promote the gar
dcnS on farms
| have tried TO give a picture
of what has been going ON here
Iu Washington the last week as
M relates 90 the daily living of
most Of us. II is not cheerful
picture but neither is II a hope
less ono. by any means
Just word about federal taxes
.Gc, ready 10 dig deep next March
.l5 and then still deeper by next
year.
Compared to 19i1 tax payments.
corporations this year viii pay
three and one-quarter times as
much in taxes this year. next year
five and onc-Gfth as much
From individual income and o<-
tate taxes, Uncle Sam Will collect
Two and three-quarterS times rs
much this year on 1911 income as
i'm 1911 on 1910 income; next year,
four times as much
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12

claimed slaves in United
States free. CC) invented tho
electric light?
What do these phrases mean
tal a turncoat, tb) rainbow
chaser, tc) a cock-and-bull
story?
Who wrote these lines Ia
Even such is Time. which
takes in trust our yeoth and
Joys and all We have tb) !
could not love thee Dear, SO
much loved ! not honor more 4,
tcl ooh, young Lochinvar Is
come ont Of the west ?
What is his first name ta)
Caru>o, the singer; Cb) Father
Damien the lcpcr missionary;
tc) Algcr, the story writer?
Who fought here ca Tho
Battle Of Thcrmopylae; Cb)
The Battle of Hastings (cl
Tho Battle OF Bunker Hi?
In what play VIII YOU find (a)
Chris Cbri>topherson, tho coal
barge captain jh) Yank. the
StokCr Co DorCmuS JeSsup
The editor?
Where In America did these
Indians live ca Blackfoot In
diaus tb) Algonquins, (c)
CheTOkcCS
ANSWERS on Page 23)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
Daily Quiz
nv THE ACE ANSwERNAN

What Aborigine races Of the
world arc considered the hair
lest?
Last Chance Gulch in IT'S day
was the scene OF a famous gold
mine. Today 1t is the Man
street Of a state capital. What
city is n?
3-When is II that kites fly Of
their own accord?
What famous American short
story writer began his writing
career because he was IN iall
and had nothing else 10 do?
3 Simple Simon and Simon Pure
have come 10 be used IN a de-
Scriptivc sense. What We're
they originally
s There aren't any windows IN
windrow. True or false
THE ceiling Of the Sistino
Chapel in Rome is $50 feet
long and 80 feet wide It's
decoration. one of the world s.
greatest works of art, was
carried out by one man who
worked on II continuously for
four years. Who?
ANSWERS on Page 2S)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
Capital Assumes
Air
CONTINUED from Page Eb,cn)

Nh'H'INN'N ii'ii AK NV 'HJ
that before The year Is ont. ,ro
WH hc Icnd-le3~inE fo0d-ruf, for
BgssIN China and probably soy.
fral eW44nr t7tionS
The problem by hhis time rcN'
yo1r w1F NOT Ho what ~ do about
.1'p'u-e. no a'l lfSCcpt pcrhap.
cotton and Whcai) hut how n
provide enough food for hungry
'ow8Ch> over the world
Ia addition 10 CROWNS food fo.
Britain RUSSIA and other people
iar American tUWcl aic con.
fp SEQ goJcnurr'--pa
campaign 1h.s year 10 get thcm q
EIoW more fpoi for their own use
IN every 'Staq committees are &
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BEAUTY UNVEILED

A heavy VeiT-nid Mrs Opay' +,
face. but Serera's Ne,+ was flung
hack, and her Young face EloWed
like 4 warmly tinted cameo
against the ebony.
Her eyes Were dark. and looked
both proud and sad aS-Sho-A >-
tened 10 euloGics % her father
but Johnny could imagine how
they would sparkle when she
laughed
He sighed. She would leave
after the funeral
NiShaka would never hold her
who had seen all -tho romantic
spots with her father
But the ODay family did re-
main in town They settled down
in a house which the council voted
-thAffl as z SUIT OF memorial 70
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