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Evening star., 1942-10-16
Health Rules Given
For Wafer Supply
Damage Emergencies
Medical Service Chief
Urges Boiling If
Service Is Disrupted

precautions in the home to protect
family health in event of air raid
or other damage to the public water
supply system were listed today by
Dr. John A. Reed, local chief of the
emergency Medical Service.
DR.. Reed suggested that the rules
should be pasted at some convenient
location in the home to familiarize
al! members of the family with the
safety measures.
An air raid" he explained may
cause damage to waterwork dis
trioution mains, the intricate net
work OF piping which carries safe
drinking water into your home. In
this emergency when the water fails
TO now from the tap, what you do
may AFFECT the health, comfort and
property of each citizen"
Submits 10 Rules,
He made the following recommen.
dations:
l. Keep available at least one
quart bottle filled with drinking
water for each person in the house.
water service may be interrupted
ana may not oe Immediately re-
stored.
z. Always turn water faucets off
everywhere in the house when wa
Ter service has failed. When water
comes on, you may have forgotten
ABOUT that open faucet upstairs,
Water will be wasted, damage NAV
result from flooding and water pres
sure may be lowered over the citv
$. Do not fill bath tubs with water
Following afraid alarms or during
ar raids. Such action if taken
simultaneously in many homes will
seriously reduce water pressure in
the mains and limit the volume of
water. This would result in q dan
eerous lack OF water for fire fight |
Ing purposes.
4. Leave valves alone. Trained
men Will shut off all necessary
valves.
D. Remember that the water de-
partment knows the service is off in
your area. Your telephone report |
is not necessary. The afraid war
den will promptly report troubles in
MS area. Telephones are needed for
important official calls.
o: Discontinue Immediately use of
nusn toilet when water service goes
on. Follow the directions of the |
health department. The small VOL |
ume OF water stored in the home is
insumclent to continue fushing.
Boiling Of Water Advised.
I. Protect your health by boiling
the drinking and cooking water II
the health department so advises
disruption of water mains by bomb
Evening star., 1942-10-16

ing may draw sewage from sewers
or house plumbing into the water
main. It Is advisable to boil all
drinking and cooking water for five
minutes during the first "a hours
after water service is restored.
8. Accept chlorine tastes in your
drinking water without complain
ing. 1t is q sign of safety. Be-
cause OF water main break, or
Tor some other good reason, the
health and water departments may
increase chlorine disinfection rates
temporarily for your safety.
8. Do not drink water obtained
from other sources than your tan
or drinking water carts operated by
the authorities. 1t is dangerous to
use water OF unknown quality from
Evening star., 1942-10-16

wells and springs when public wa
ter supply fails.
10. Do not believe or repeat ru-
mors concerning water. The health
authorities know the water supply
facts and will advise you. The ORR
gin OF such rumors may be sub
versive. You can rely on your own
health and water departments.
Evening star., 1942-10-16
Canal Trip Planned
By ChiIdren's Museum

A trip on a mule-drawn barge up
the G. and o. Canal will be held
Saturday morning by the Children's
Museum for child members whose
birthdays occur in November.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

A. NEW ! Log carr ABlN
Lake and Rioer Property for Sale

DETROIT REACH monroe Lot 40 yi0D
number 1888. Cash or terms. ElmhurT
blIlW.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

Al Cattpt. Iiuolpum Service Cleaning.
rskc8yer. hlndlng. Jabro Bfos Temple
EfnH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
pI.AsTERISa

Al Plaslering lathinE ceilings. arches
decorating large. small Reasonable.
Temple l.23sa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Dancing Instructions

Male. female, registered, pedi-
greed cheap, 3i3f Harding, Dearborn.
Dearborn 1865
sPANiELs. seven weeks old
registered liver aud white. 5isl Junction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Miscellaneous for Sale

HIGH CLASS restaurant fixtures sacrifice
like new. li7l7 Woodward. Townsend
1-f-efF
RODRks-M8vie cameras VIII sell. buy,
exchange Acme Camera Bx., SIT Shelby.
PAINTS. equipment from Fshng shop,
others. Bargain. 1906 18th. Temple
2-TSi9
THREE vsier vel dfililng machines. $500
each 1881 Hsftweu
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
iHEs in 'he BIG Sunday Tines Want Ad
ghrf IDrf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Electric Refrigerutors

A gRtNoW ref: new ape liv. rrn. suite
new pc hedrm new 5-pc. dnette; al
si8q 80. terms BERFsH. 1858 MICH
McCRAY walk-in box; 6Ss' like new
SIPS 6337 Newball Tyler S-22ie.
.RFFRfGEP ATOPs-Used. sold as IA. $40
MIdway e2qa Woodward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Household Appliances

VACUUM observation-disclosures Eureks.
Westinghouse 50 gS; also brand new
cleaners drasticay reduced. byneh's. 1879
Iivefnnie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
StoUes and Heaters

BAsEBCRNERE circulation. combinations
gas FfnNfv rebuilt like new t3 up.
e65s Grand Pivef. between Lvefnois and
West Chicago.
CONVERSATION stove and q ton coal. s25.
soon He.fu IvHuhoe 1898
COtt1FHs moving storage used furni-
'ure bought Cadillac 2li6. Townsend
si2Tu evening" Sundays
STORAGE M7v,rg shpplhr Robinson ,
F'ofser Temple 11fsl
sToNE s-ar'wcri .gF rraC'icaD nev
$50 1908 FF..p
RFN1 Times Want h5s irr profit use
Hrrrr f.f rfsgIfa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Luundries

At DAMP WASH. Is lbs. T5c flat ironed
~ lbs use 1918 Mclean. Fii2roy 1898
Al DAMP WASH. 20 LBS. pse
QUALITY la. 521b SERVICE
IN TCDAY-oUT TOMORROW
Is me soc, damp. ell flat. ~ lbs, u 80,
all finish done With shirts "a extra no $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

Musical Instruments

AcCoRpipNs sacrifice retiring for durs.
ton. scrvicinc only, open sunday.
Casugioue, 1850 Gfauot.
VIOLIN s,rsdivarious 1928. repaired Lon
don 1892. Owner must sacrifice. Vermont
e-oipe.
Consult the enlarged Real Estate lst
ines w the biz sunday Times Want I'D
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Business Opportunities

UVOrFRN NEST beer. ciean stoek good
business excellent location. ioa0s ker-
chrtal
CONSULT ire enlarged Real Estate hs'
ipCs iu the nc SUNDAY Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
ROLLER SKATING DANtIN0

ROLLER SKATING nightly except tues
day. Saturday; dancing Saturday wres
Ting Tuesdays windsor Arena. s72 Ne
Douesll windsor.
CONSULT she enlarged Real Esfai, list.
ings IN The big Sunday Tunes Want Ac
ssetIonl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
RtlOFINU
I,EAKY ROOFS

Recover your roof. new: free estimates
time payments: guar by reliable company
GILLESPIE BACK LBR a ROOFING co.
tt77a Glow ERDALE HOGARTH $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

Al SEWING machines, vacuum, washer
repairing 81. Free estimates Buy. Sell
Central Service Leuux 5000.
ENPFRT repairs All models. sewine ma
chimes guar work; estimates CA. 1888.
GOOD White or singer. used machires
perfect running condition for only SIS. SO.
Used portable elpctrics SEA so and up.
We Repair All Makes
Cali PA. 035s for Free Estimates
white Sewing Machine Co 1890 Library
SINGERS whites, servlced others: 81; n
homes. Free estimates. Vinewood l-os7O
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
inrs In The big sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
MouInR, Storage, Carriage

Al.RRlGHT e- Hovirg storage. Grating,
thlppng sttice srye here. 2if MiWau'
Aef TRWh 9-2iti N|
4Tr ANTlC padssd vans Insured irn'k.
t1r a. ioad Pre- estimates I"lnorooh
f.ffna
Busy RFE
kptibirrA. vhers-direCti insured feas
Emergency Storage Free
RAndolph oh6 ssi watson
.GETTrfN MuNFVp Expressing, van
service insured quality prompt service
Madison Zse1
PACIFIC siorsge 81 room trucking ~ 30
hefnff storing moving DreNel h2od
tOBFRT PALMER Moving. carriage, fur
rtufs pianos rCfrigerators. 23i7 Harper
Plaza 1000
STOPAGF- local. long distance Liverno.s
Mprne ql7i LIvernois no 6epo
READ rimts want Ads for proht-use
Them frr results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
INTERPRETATIONS SERVICE

EAST SIDE hons eheckup. Use; minor
repairs Al; loaners. special service
supervised by Henry Rissi, MichiFsn's rec.
ognised outstanding radio authority. Jack
o. Conner Radio Shop, Mack East Grand
Boulevard, fvanhoe 1913. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

A BEAUTIFUL Sxl7 Administer rug sold
for sac: useu two months; sacrifice. SIT.
Mitcners. 1900 Uratiot.
A BEDROOM suite, apiece, walnut finish.
slightly marred in shipment sacrifice,
SIS 70, terms Alvin, sTi5 West Vernon.
A 1880 reclaimed bedroom, sac, $50.
BERNEY. 6347 MACK
APPLIANCES, high grade furniture: real
bare. Hayden's Service 20i0i Livernois.
BEDS, complete 81: iceboxes. furniture,
refrgerators. s31l Jos. Campau, 1859
West Warren,
BEDROOM ontht--l0-pc. complete. SIS. 80.
Martin Furniture. STAT Michigan.
mattress s25. BENSON. 1924 Woodward
ACE FURNITURE. ESQ Michigan Ewes.
DINING suite mahogany, e-PIECE; good
condition. sacrificing s35. Apply 1881
Kenmoor
DINETTT set. 7-PiECE perfect condition
MONTHS old tmaple); sacrificing
Arlington $500
.DINETTE suite; walnut table, Sufet four
chairs Ivory Moving Company, 26ll
Lawrence
DINING ROOM suite apiece oak, square
table excellent condition Pineree. 1898.
DRESSER 80 90: chest Of drawers, 1898:
he'd, zee new mattress, s6.se. Hook
Furniture, es3s Mack
FOR BIGGEST SELECTION OF FURNi.
TURF AT LOWEST PRICES SEE
ARCADIA ss5s GRATIoT AT FOREST
6RfNNELL oak piano, oak table. four
chairs, mahogany cabinet 1885 Quincy.
LIVING RIM suites. los above cost, save
a0%. Van Lockern, 1891 Charlevcix.
LIVING suite 2-plece: rose taupe mohair;
good condition. $40 sios Sorrento.
RUGs-Dlscontinue patterns. plenty Of
esis sizes included ssS discounti IN
f ftfs o2 SIS ss ds Es., drama Bvd co..
SAVE eOq on living room and bedroom
sets Sun Furniture, 1922 Gratiot.
UNCLAIMED FURNITURE
CADILLAC STORAGE. 18TH q TUXEDO
UNCLAIMED Repossessed Furniture
Olympia Outfitters, 5740 Grand River.
you always save at Kent Furniture. i544i
Jiveruols
5-Pc CHRoME-LiKE breakfast set, =
sturdy leather upholstered chairs; hurry
$40 Crown 2T0O Gratiot, 4787 Michigan
ext2 BERKSHIRE 1eaf Pattern Rug,
si395. Lees 1891 Gratiot. cor. Chene.
Open ewes.
APIECE living room suite slightly soiled
ceiling price $50 80 sacrifice $40 so,
terms. Ward Furniture, 741i Harper. tNot
affiliated with Montgomery Ward,
2. AND 4-RooM outfits. s7e and up.
spits Furniture Mart. 1855 Gratiot
CASH FURNITURE. 3ai MICHIGAN.
pei BEDROOM SUITE sis
q200i GRAND RIVER, AT LAHsER
READ Times Want Ads for rroht-use
them FOR results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Bungalows for Sale

DEARBORN New nve-ronm buneaov
lie bath. attic lot - 100 ~ 2pe3
NFN S-pDON SCHOOL SIS De-.
Dan J HARRISON. IN l-l1'o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-13
Red Line Broken
Again, Nazis Say

BERLIN. July - (Germa n
broadcast recorded by UP in Lon
don).-A German high command
communique said today that Ger.
man and other Axis troops had
broken through Russian positions
southwest OF Rzhcv, 135 m ] c s
west-northwest CT Moscow, in a
new drive
1t added that several Russian
rifle and cavalry divisions and one
tank brigade had been encircled
and destroyed in an 1l-day battle
W h ic h cost the Russians 10000
prisoners in addition TO 21S tanks.
SCI guns and 100 machine guns
and trench mortars captured or
DESTROYED.
On the southern front German
and other Axis troops weres CON
tinuing pursuit of the beaten
enemy" along a wide front. the
communique said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-13
U.S.F|iers Pound
|Jdps in Burma

NEW DELHI, India, July 13'
GNS) New attacks by Ameri-
can fliers 10 keep the Japanese
held airport at Myitkyins. in
northern Burma, out Of COM
mission were revealed today in a
.communique from the United
States airforce in India
The American airmen repeat
eddy swept over Myitkyina. some
$50 miles north of MandalaY.- 10
prevent the japanese from repair
ing the airdrome. United States
Ibombers also launched successful
assaults against the railroad
bridge al Mogaung in the same
lneighborhood.
The attacks were carried out
without losses, the communique
announced.
The Raj also hammered Japa-
neSe forces IN Burma. concen-
trating on the Chindwin River
valley.
On July 9 the British airmen
bombed and machine gunned a
japanese steamer on the Chind-
win and on July 10 depsite an
favorable flying conditions the
Raj attacked Kalewa in the
Chindwin valley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-13
Burma Road Replaced
Planes Equal Traffic Load Of Lifeline Into China;
Coal Gas Charcoal Substitute for Auto Gasoline

CHUNGKING, China. July -
INSTRUMENTATION Minister
Chang Kai-Negu announced today
that airplanes now are bringing
into China traffic equal 10 that
formerly brought in over the
Burma road.
1t is expected, he added, that
the capacity of air transportation
will be increased.
Chang made his statement TO
the, Kuomintsng. the government
political party, at memorial
meeting
He said that China. in addition
to offsetting the loss of the Burma
road by the japanese offensive in
Burma. had succeeded in replac-
ling gasoline with coal gas and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-13

empire, I'VE expect to be In full
production by the middle Of
l94S.
But by the end iof this year
we will really be producing In
great quantity" he emphasized.
He knows that the tooling-uI
process. the conversion from peace
TO war. has been as intricate a
process for the rest of the auto.
motive industry as for Ford.
Twice in the lifetime of Thu
compact man, who is not yet SO
TIE Ford companies have under
gone a 100 per cent conversion
from peace to war production. Blu
the magnitude of the job toda.
dwarfs that of IS years ago, For
said. .,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-13
Gondhi PIor
Accepted
BY Nehru

WARDHA, India, July 13 (UP)
Mohandas K. Gandhi's proposal
for a mass movement of moral
pressure TO force Britain into
giving India immediate freedom
will be adopted by the All-lndia
Congress party's working COM
|mittee. pending ratification by the
party convention, il was indicated
today.
Candhi, after six days dis
cussion, persuad I'd Pandit j.
Nehru, one of the party's foremost
leaders, to accept his proposal
But Nehru's acquiescence was
seen as an indication that Gandhi's
plan, il put into effect. would not
interfere with the British war
effort in India. now threatened by
Japanese invasion.
Maulana A. Azad, president OF
the party. was advising caution in
view of the international situation,
The All-Indian Congress con-
vention will be held in Bombay
next month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-13
a Secref Instrument

And then there Is secret in
strument, he added, as delicate
and complicated "as 50 Swiss
watches rolled into one.
In World War ! the Foro com
Ipany was famous for its produc-
ton of Liberty motors and the
eagle boat, which EdScl Ford de-
scribed today as a light sub
chaser with a steel hull. You
might call it modest de-
stroyer. -
Today the company's plant al
Willow Run is the marvel of the
industrial world. II has been nc
easy job 10 tool up for the mass
production of bombers. Ford said
But the bomber job is like
rlaking auto bodies" he stoutly
declared, a statement that would
have been heresy a year ago.
The mass production of air
/ planes requires no more accu-
racy than automobiles" he in
sisted. ut IL not a more COM
pIicated job.
Planes were simply produced
ny antiquated methods In the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-13
EdseI Ford Reveals:
Detroit War Plants
Can Treble Output
Registered L. 9. Patent once
CONTINUED from Page one)

past, and for q very simple and
self-evident reason. There was
80 little demand for planes that
the industry could not AFFORD to
tool up properly to make them
by mass production.
We've been joshed good
bit about turning . tailor-made
product into q ready-made job"
Ford grinned. But i just tell
'em I'm ready to turn out ready
made -suifs - with without
cuffs--if it'll win this war"
Referring to his notebook, For'
produced statistics ably illustrat
ing the complete conversion o
the whole automobile industr
from peace to war.
ION July s, 1941, the industry
produced 96,450 pleasure cars
and commercial trucks" he said.
ION July 8, l942, IL produced
1880 motor vehicles, all for
the army, not a one for private
use. Those army vehicles, Of
course, are only a drop In the
bucket OF Its war production
program"
Ford laughed at his 1941 fear,
Of unemployment in the automo.
live industry when the govern
nent first sought the conversion
Of the automobile industry to wal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-13
z Billion business

When il reaches full war pro
duction. the Ford company will dc
a $1,000, 000,00 business annually
double its peacetime automotivt
business.
Willow Run, the plant in which
Ford will mass produce four
Consolidated B-24 bomb
ers, Is merely the most spectacu-
lar Of the Ford family wartime
efforts.
I'VE are doing 90 major jobs,
whose diversity Ii a bit breath
taking" said Ford. whose sleek.
dark hair is only slightly
touched with gray at the tenn
pies.
That diversity includes tanks
fire control Instruments, combat
vehicles, gun mounts, tank en-
gines and the famed Pratt e. Whit
lney airplane motors. II also in
cludes jeeps rolling off the as.
sembly lines like cookies out of q
cutter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-13
Britain 10 Draft
WomeninGudrd

LONDON, July 13 QNS).-The
British war office has reversed a
previous ruling and decided TO
draft women for Britains Home
Guard, the Daily Mail said today.
Official announcement is expected
within a few days, the paper said.
The newspaper account added
that it had not yet been deter
mined whether the women would
use firearms.
Goodness and bravery OF the
women in the auxiliary territorial
service in manning anti-aircraft
guns were believed responsible for
the war Offices change of heart,
according to the Mail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-13
Subs Told
Ship Routes,
Nozi Hints
ny unlted Press

Survivors OF a small Pana-
manian merchantman-the 379th
United Nations vessel sunk by
Axis submarines and mines in the
Western Atlantic since mid-Jan-
uary-believed today that U-boats
are supplied with information
about the movements OF Allied
ships In the Western Hemisphere.
The ship was torpedoed after
midnight June %. and the sub
marine surfaced among the life
boats of the survivors. The Ger
man commander asked the name
of the ship.
81 told him and he pulled n
book from his pocket and I'm
gered through II with a puzzled
expression on his face" Capt.
Gunnar Gjertsen of New York
said yesterday at an East Coast
port. 81 guess he didn't find
our ship listed. We had changed
her name just before she left
port"
Only one man-Chiet Engineer
Harry Hovland OF New York per-
ished. Twenty-eight, including a
tWo-nan navy gun crew, we're
saved. --
The gun crew tried 10 shoot the
submarine when il surfaced i'm
mediately after firing the torpedo.
The shell missed, the submarine
crash dved and stayed under
water until 10 minutes after the
shin sank
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-13
PRIVATES EXEMPT

Soldiers, sailors and marines
will retain the present $3.50 single
and 81 500 married exemption. BY
that differential buck privates mar
rowly miss paying S14 year in
come tax under the new $50 pay
law.
The new surtax rates will range
from - per cent of the first $4,000
of taxable income TO 81 per cent
on all over 100000. Corporations
will continue TO pay "a per cent
normal tax Under the commit
tees last-minute revision they will
pay II per cent surtax instead
OF the tentatively approved Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-13
Zoo Tires. Too
@ oriIIas Lose PIsythines
as War Takes Rubber

CHICAGO, July d GNS).-
The gorillas at Chicago's Brook
field ZOO gave up their tires to-
day, but they made quite a fuss
about II.
Suzette sulked. She was first TO
note the tires were gone. Then
Congo and Sultan sulked. too.
1t wasn't that they were un-
patriotic. They Just didn't know
that Director Edward II. Bean
had ordered the tires removed be-
cause Uncle Sam needs rubber
The gorillas used the tires 10
roll about their cage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-13
Ex-senator Bdydrd
Dies as Result Of Fall

WILMINGTON. Del. July 13
GNS). - Funeral arrangements
were made today for former
United States Senator Thomas F
Bayard who died at "a of cerebral
apopleXy induced by an accidental
fall last Friday al the Wilmington
Club.
An ardent advocate OF repeal oil
prohibition Bayard made the
headlines time and again with his
outspoken views during his years
in the Senate A Democrat. M
served in the Senate from 1922
until 1929.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-13
Home; Reported Lost
Naval Cadet Insists He's Alive but Admits He
Had Narrow Escape in Coral SEQ Sinkino

SAN FRANCISCO July 10
CUP. 49, Cadet James Moyes D.
was al home with ms mother when
a navy department message re-
ported him missing in action.
Moves insisted he was alive bu'
admitted he had a narrow escape
when the ship be was aboard Tor
training as a naval reserve Off
Ter was torpedoed in he Coral
Sea.
He said the ship was only six
hours from port when u was
struck and the men rushed 10 their
boat stations
zone by one" he said "the
lifeboats would cast on and drop
aktern. When we last saw the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-13
Women capable

I'VE believe that a great deal
Of our production problem will
he taken over by women, even
tually. They are especially apt
In small assembly jobs, and the
foremen say the quality Of their
riveting in general Is better than
that Of men"
This man who heads this vast
industrial empire is not scared
about the future Of democracy
1t amazeS him that any American
could be fearful of democracy,
continuation.
THE only persons who are
scared about the future OF de-
mOcracy are pessimists," he said.
And I've never been n pessi-
mist"
Ford is certain that Americ;
will have more, not less. democ
racy when II has won WorlC
War III.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-13

ship, she was sailing away like
a flaming torch"
Five crew members cut of bl
flames were lost The other,
reached shore after four cold day,
IN the open boats
ION the third day." Moves
SAID I'VE saw a shin on the
horizon. We rowed like mad.
with all Of the u who weren't
hurt taking turns at the oars.
When We reached her, We found
why she had not answered our
flares. She was stuck on a reef
and, later, we found she had
been there - years"
Moves said ne Intended In 70
turn 10 tho sea a. soon AZ thel
can find a spot Tor me-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-13
SaT bread Lines

81 envisioned bread lines
among other things" he smiled.
IL shuddered at the prospect of
widespread unemployment. Now,
the whole industry IL worrying
night and day over the prospect
OF manpower shortage.
II have more employees now
making ornaments than made
automobiles the past few years.
There are now 10000 Ford en-
ployes where the average In re-
cent years has been $4,000.
II have even been thinking
about asking the government for
mass deferment OF military
aged men at Willow Run. 1
have not yet done so. But II Is
difficult to spend weeks training
man 10 make bombers, only to
have him drafted Immediately
when he masters the Job.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-13
Articles by Blind
To Have No CeiIinq

WASHINGTON, July - (UP).
Price Administrator Leon Hen
derson today excluded from the
general maximum price regula-
tons sales by non-profit agencies
for the blind of articles manu-
featured by blind persons.