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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02

ing as mes
senger boys
for Western
Union finally
have taken to
w e a r / n &
trousers in
S [ G a d of
skirts? /. . :.
Earl Hudson,
starting the
film indus
try's w a r
bond driv G
hero sold
$4,000 worth
of bonds by
phone in a
nnnrninN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
GOOD FOREIGN FOIL

Lev Sverdin has the leading role
of the guerrilla leader and his
performance is a fascinating one,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
DieSeIs POWer MailbOat
On Toughest Trip in Service

Whore can You got the greatest
run for three cents worth OF
your money IN the country?
The quick answer is the road
Travelled by The stamp YOU pat
ON a letter marked River Route.
Lewiston, Ida. .l youu take the
word of engineers for tho Gray
Marine Motor Company and the
Detroit Diesel Engine division OF
General Motors Corporation
As a result Of a recent national
magazines feature picture story
on Kyle McGrady, postmaster on
the toughest trip any mailman
ever makes. Gray Marine and De-
troit Diesel have received many
inquiries on the type of engines
used 60 power the Idaho which
carries the mail and McGrady 81
back and forth over the twisting
turbulent, and dangerous 95-
wa'cr-mlle route of the upper
Snake River
The steel-hullcd 5S-foot boat
with a Gyo-fOot beam and a three
loot-four-Inch draught has a PAIR
1T thrcc-cNlrdcr. S2-horSepoW err
Gray Naruc.Dctroit Diesel en-
gJneS. each sufficient 70 propCl the
vessel In ease of emergency
About $50 people depend on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Auto Dealers
To Aid in Scrap

A special group ~ automobile
dealers has been >nt up 10 serve
as scrap investigator. under fho
direction Of Jack Rose OF The LOUIS
Rose Company according 10 Ed
win J, Anderson, Wayne County
salvage committee chairman
These dealers include: Henry
Whiting, 57i East jefferson; VII
liam Rem. 1888 West Fort; Don
Homer. 97l5 Grand River r. G.
Clark, 1911 Woodward. Highland
Park, Jack Rose, JiJi Cas-, d. !
Griffith. lO225 Grand River 70
Rooney 1925 Gratiot. G.. f. Schae-
fer. 1890 Woodward. Highland
Park Clarence HacquolI S9ll
Grand River, David Barnett S945
Mack; Pat ODc1, 5000 Cas-,
Webb Kay. 1880 Hamilton, High
land Park. Charles Dalglci,h 49i0
Joy road, and Paul r. Graves. i1Si
Cas-.
Slratcgically located north cast
south and west. they viii InvcstI-
gate reports OF heavy salvage "a
Randolph SIS and their report
forms VIII be- turned over 10 de-
molltIon crews. ,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
New Equipment
Developed for
Air Cargo Plane
Evans Co. OeVises
Devices 10 Hold Down
Freight in Flight

New. lightweight equipment de-
signed 10 hold freight safely and
securely IN place in air cargo
planes is announced by Evans
Products Company, specialists IN
loading problems. This equipment
according TO Col T. S. Evans
president. solves one OF the major
problems confronting the aviation
industry toctuy IN the matter OF
securely holding down ar freight
in cargo planes.
"Not only does this equip
ment hold the cargo safely i'm
place and prevent shifting in
transit" Colonel Evans said,
"but il also Simplifies and speeds
, up loading and unloading Of air
cargo planes. thus saving ground
time and permitting ships to en-
gage In more hours of actual
paNlOad flying"
One method Of air cargo hold
down equipment designed 10y Evans
loading engineers, consists of the
use of hook-rodS, locking device
twin wood beams and Jack The
rods are hooked into eyc-boltS in
the floor of the plane at each side
of the cargo, and the wood beam
Is slipped over the rods and locked
securely IN place
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

guns 10 precise aircraft inStru-
mcntS and lnccndiary bomb parts.
has disclosed that - per cent OF
the suggestions made by employees
have proved acceptable and are
now i'm use.
On naval armament. ono en-
ployc conceived a method 10y which
a finish cut and rough cut could
be done 10y opposite ends OF the
boring tool This saved an hour S
time.
a tank builder offered a plan
whereby the lite of the lens on
welding hoods. frequently Spat-
tered by hot metal could be ex-
tended merely by dipping the len,
IN common solution
4 machine tool operator sug.
gCS'cd that a cast iron bu~hns
might be used m place Of critical
bronze bl~hing, His bunch was
correct and saving has been
effected IN valuable bronze mate
rial Another machine tool man
became con cerncd over too
frequent hreakage Of vital boring
bars on one operation lie sug-
gcStcd that for this particular job
"a larger hole than that called for
ln the specifications might be
drIIod u was ucd and without
sacrificing quality there wa, loss
hreakacc in use OF bigger boring
bars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Savings
Gauge improves Shells, Halls
Rejects

When scrap is reclaimed from
the Junk pile. material I> >a}ca.
but when material is kept OF me
scrap pile by intelligent planning
OF production, tho savings arc
fourfold - material time labor
and money. Salvage oil this latter
variety Is the ann ri an ingenious
device perfected by tool engineers
OF company which formerly
manufactured motor cars but J.
now producing war material
This device IS an ounce OF pre-
ventlon' gauge which employed M
the production line of this com
pany'S shell manufacturing depart
ment, has virtually eliminated
government rejection of finished
shells.
The gauge is a throc-pronccd in
strument which fits into the
cavity Of 155 nm shell forg.ngs
and FeFe-eAate fIa3atiftt-~ 1T: z. = =
mathematics the weight Of the
finished shell. Applied 10 the forg-
ingS on the moving Conyeyor
which carries them from tho
rough-turning 10 the finishing ma
chimes, n enables workers farther
along the line 10 nose llc pro-
icctilcS 50 that Tho finished prod
ucf VIII comply with rigid army
specifications, which allow one
pound over or under the PIC.
scrlbcd weight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Suggestions, Some Simple,
Some Technical, Aid Cause

Ono mann figured out how vital
metal could be- conserved by re-
m old ing Worn-out pound
slcdgo> INTO ono-puund hammers
4 grI bad q good idea for a new
type hlrkrC bar IN aircraft
assembly. 4 veteran machine
operator conceived a method for
dong iom i1u> simultaneously IN
-'0.I oI Ones q now man who
worked day, and attended school
az rigNt came mp With a clover
design for new ,pdnncL wrench
Co improve an operation
These are typical suggestions
which are being made 10y the men
lat the machines, the men IN the
factories engaged ID about anna
mcnf production some of them
are highly technical and reflect a
touch of industrial machine genius
Others arc comparatively simple
Bgt all Of them arc valuable con-
trbutouS 90 The common cause
or better and faster production OF
the WEAPONS Of war. y.
An example of how Yam cISploye
suggestion campaign y operating
with unusual success is revealed lr
Is report m.dH public bs The Fisher
Body division of General Motors,
This company. engaged in manu-
iaCHIp OF. Is WIdc cIU~~-SC section OF
WDInru. ranging from tanks
bomber sections and sntI.auCialt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
.Devi(e Reduces.
Grinding Tinneon
Cylinder Barrel
Water Cooled Arbor
Steps Up Ford
Plane Engine Work

Reduction from 90 TO % minutes
in the grinding time of a thin
walled Pratt and Whitney airplans
engine cylinder barrel, plus a saw
ing in material. is typical Of the
Ford Motor Compsnys application
OF automotive manufacturing tech
nique 20 production Of the com
pllcated engine.
The achievement is the result OF
a water-cooled arbor, a Ford pat
.ented invention, being used in the
masS-production Of the engine at
the Rouge plant. IN arhor is a
spindle, suspended between two
.centers, on which revolves the
metal 20 bc ground, in this case
the thn-walled but extremely
hlgh-Sircnsth cylinder barrels Of
the Pratt and Whitney engine.
Ordinarily, in such grinding. an
oil soluble. water mixed with OIL.
IS applied only 10 the outside OF
the metal.
But, because oi tho thinnesS II
the cylinder barrel heat from The.
grinding had a tendency to war :
.lt resulting m interrupted produce
.ton, and loss Of valuable time and
r4-i 9 ,v-4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Small RddidI
Powers Fighter

PowerinC the Focke-Wulf 100
fighter planes that Germany j.,
using against United States bomb.
crs. is the BAlW SOFA engine, 2
late type radial engine which de.
velopS 400 horsepower at 1890
feet, according TO the publication
Automotivc and Aviation Indus
tries, This engine is manufac-
turcd by the BaycriSche Motoreu
Werke CBayarion Motor Works
of Munich, and also IS used in the
Focke-Wulf 200 K2 bomber and
the Dornier DO PIE bomber, as
well as in the FW 100 fighter.
The BMY SOFA has a diameter
OF only 81 inches. small for a radial
engine OF ms power output, and
the small frontal area makes il
particularly suited 10 a fighter
plane liko-the FW19O. The cowl-
ing hugs the cylinder heads closely
all around. The engine is IA
cylinder tVo-row radIal similar TO
the Pratt K Whitney twin Wasp.
II Is equipped with single stage
super charger
The FN'S 100 armament con-
SiSt> of four 20 nm. cannon and
TWO 792 NM machine guns. Top
speed is estimated at 800 mph. at
an altitude OF 10000 feet Land
ing speed is given as 10 mpho
which is high even for a fighter
plane Fuel capacity is only rs
gallons. limiting the range Of OPP
4yaftopc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

who participate in the various
rifle training programs.
Capt Phil r Miller. in charge
of the Gunnery school at La!
Vegas NJ ahd-orc uf -tht
greatest trapShootcrs of all time
hopes that there Will. be no let
down IN all forms of shooting
1T is specifically 10 be de
sired that attention and eeRsid-
Grafton be given shooters of
draft age" Captain Miller said
II only wish that there was
some way these boys could he
given an ammunition allowance
and he allowed 10 shoot when
ever they so desired.
There i hardly a daY that /
don't express my opinion that
soldier that cannot shoot is still
no soldier. no matter how much
brass he may have on his shout
derS or how well his uniform
may fit. You can't Kill the
enemy with looks and brass
buttons.
Americans have always eN-
cellcd I'm the use ot firearms and
II has been this outstanding
IN X Sman h / p which has
brought our soldiers out on top
IN every war we have entered
10 date-and we will do the
same i'm this one when il is all
over" ClBfain Miller concluded
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Car Buried

Alfred Haml William Boh5n
and Daniel Cruncnwetj, also of
Deumt planned 20 leave for home
Thanksgiving Day but found their
car completely buried m snow
Countless hunters found il neccS-
safy 10 leave their cars on high
ways until plowS came 10 the
rescue
Chlcaeoans. TOO. had their trou-
hlcS Andy Grcl and Herbert
PIehl. both Of Chicago. spent =
hour, and were stuck five times
in their 375-mile trip 20 tho OF
tawa National Forest area only 70
ind snow 100 deep for hunting
True ks and automobiles were
dtched or stuck IN drifts along
the way
Mrs Charles P0'tala Kon'or
housewife who boards hunters anC
woodSmcn. related an incident she
claims has never occurred before
in 20 Years. A Chicago firm sent
three men 80 kcDron TO car
Christmas trees bur the snow SD
feet deep in tfc woods sent irr
tree c8ttcrs back bone ".ho#
N4Ic'8a trees
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Record Fall

II came ON The wings III q CO.
r,.Ie lsio brushing main arteries
ms wei as all side roads with heavy
snow that fell u inches deep, a
record for this period IN HouGhton
and OntonaGon counties, Mlchi-
cans sn0wicst areas Highway
lis IAN from IS feet 20 10 feet
hch taxing snow removal crews
winch worked day and night.
Weary cold and hungry hunters,
who struggled into this south
Ii0uchton County deer center. told
o. hours OF CruelIng hardship IN
their struggle 10 reach safety from
-e-faf~ toeated-ft-tFe Pori flats and
Aston VohsiS IN the Ottawa Ma
torA For SIS
There were reports Of hunters
actually near death IN distant
camps. b4t these were denied since
most deer hunters are adequately
equipped 10 face the riGors Of
northern hunting and their camps
arc. generally well prOViSiOncd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Pals
4 Case Where Man Is
Dogs Best Friend

Dog Is Man Bot Frrnd
worked both way. fot an oui>'afe
rauper m LudnEion state Park
Ia>t summer. The man who never
could speak well enough a. h,
wonderful big police dog was a
familiar sight IN The park until
building a. the h.g Tagncspiu
plant provided hin with a job
as a s'eaUhtter.
Recently the camper returned
with an unusual bur earnest re-
quest Of park supervisor Harold
GH1r. GWInn granted st. And
NOW not far from The caupground
over SPOT of fresh earth marks
the last resting place o. tho
campers pal. The camper saia
r0'hn- of the SIC in lost wages
the deed cost him rcuarkIrg
or'y he bad such = good time
bore
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Speedy Loading

In this case the hook rods ac'
as a transverse bar 10 any VertIca
movement of the freight The &C
ton of the Jack is such that i
eXertS any desired pressure on tor
of the load and locks each Woo
beam or cross member
This system does not require The
use of rope and permits speedy
loading and unloading Of cargo
In actual loads already transported
over thousands of miles. this hold
down equipment has h lei q thC
cargo safely in place without
movement OF any kind IN transit
This type of equipment, Evans
engineers state, is particularly
adaptable 30 holding heavy cargo
such as drums. barrels. boxes. car.
tons and other bulky and heavy
shipments.
Another method is Evans rope
hook and ughtencr equipment
This may be used separately or IN
conjunction with Evans wood
beam hold-down equipment This
method OF securing a load SImpli-
fcS rope tying. totally eliminates
rope cutting and saves loading
and unloading time
Specially designed hooks which
hold rope, are attached 10 eye
bolts IN floor or wall Of plane A
ttrrr7ttr' ttTEtTtCTTCT Is employed 10
take up all rope slack at time OF
making load; further tightening
can be- made in transit If rope
should stretch from It's original
tautneSS or tension
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Permanent Equipment

I'm addition n. the typos Of air
cargo hold-down " equipment de-
-cribod above. Colonel Evans also
announced The completion of tubu-
lar type hoid-doWn equipment de-
signed for permanent installation
Jas an integral part OF air cargo
planes.
This equipment consists OF per-
foratod tubing, four tubes installed
longitudnally. one at each side
above attached 10 ribs in the roof
of plane IN cargo compartment,
and two installed IN floor attached
to floor posts To these longitu-
dtnal tubes are fastened adjustable
vertical members. 10 which can be
fastened tubular cio-S members.
IEe cross members can be pressed
downward on The cargo cNertng
sufficient Fle--t.rr 10 prevent any
movement of lHe load they are
designed 500 hold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Another Worry

Most difficulties were cnCOun-
tered IN the trek in from camp
bat hunters not We, IN are worry
irc over getting home before tho
ras dole strikes Tuesday. There
may be cars left behind, if not
snoWhound then CasleSS.
Many DetroitCrS IN tho area
were either out, or on their way
home when the big blow came, but
scattered groups were left behlnc
10 relate narrowing talcS--
one party made up Of August
G4lmann and his sons John and
Charles. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Crawford all Of Detroit, started
out for camp in the Aston region
late Thanksgiving evening. only to
become marooned in a snow drift
miles from anywhere. They spent
the night huddled in the raging
blizzard. In the morning, Charles
and John struck out for help,
Which came IN the form OF a
loEgcrs team Of horses.
IRA trfrerffrf- i1,tt y, weary '11ci
nearly frozen, although they had
TWO bucks 10 take back home.
finally reached the Ottawa Lodge,
famous hunting center near Ken
ton on Thanksgiving Day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
State Parks Show
"a Per Cent Decrease

Michigan static parks served
13S1.UgJ customer. m 1912
ar.Iu-f oT'.".. 1911. or "A
per cent .D T.. number OF
camper declined more sharply
than daytime att... .ce and "a
5000 u 6eHn - por cent
TI.l.. dHg.t.. Ha- blamed lol
fra Gr.Ur. Grand Haven. Bay
Cry and Holland State parks led
The 81 stato parks open service
visitors from D.. states. Tho Dis
tries OF Columbia and Canada
thrill in ANYBODY, money. They
are first class opposition for
any body.
we heard how much they
passed with Tom FARMER doing
the throwing but look how well
they ran. They're first rate
competition for auyhody.'
Gradually trr boys finished thcI
drc--.n- IS friend brought in 1
bu-haI of app'., and that per
united aca'ael 'JnhnlfeE stall
Bu' FINALLY they moved alonr 4,
eu friends and vaIl W.,Hcr
gathered gmmt 'ua rHfa
I.H- .raea great .ua'H.N -..
,.r A C..tf team Michigan Wu
rrr- 1f ..sct OF SD raw played
n'.r.Ir- entertaining football
every Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

KYLE McGrady malboai for all
contact with the outside world.
Every Friday oTnlnG the
Idaho leaves the ralhead at
Lewiston for u.s. run 10 Johnsons
Bar. loaded down with mail.
freight, and few hardy pas
Sengcre. There are about so
series Of rapids on this stretch,
the upstream run requiring 20
hours and the return only Ga
hours
NCGradv himself is more than
Just a mailman. lie banks gold
dust, fills grocery orders, supplies
cattle feed IN winter and fish bait
in summer. lie registers the
young men for the draft and
cashes pension checks for the
veterans. Yes. and he sells tho1X
war bonds too. y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Giant Navy Bomber
To Become Transport

The Nays giant 70-'on patr (
bomber rhe Mars. built al The BafS
tmore plant Of the Glenn /. Mar
tin Company is beng converted
INTO an air cargo ship for use IN
the Navy air transport service
and viii be ready for use in a
short time All technical equip
mcnt is beng removed from the
Mars 10 make room for bulk and
heavy freight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Peacetin1e Uses

While the invention is speeding
a.tp.aDo engine production as one
Oh! Ford many contributions 10
tho war effort, engineers are look
ing forward 10 Us vide utilization
IN poacCtwe. with results as sue
cc>stul as now being achieved.
The basic principle involved.
that Of cooling a piece Of metal
70 ne ground ~ maintaining a
constant cool temperature. inside
ana out is me same whether the
operation involves material smaller
than that of the hghly-machincd
Pratt and Whitney cylinder barrel.
or one many times larger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
lie Cream Wagons
Deliver Frozen RiVets

Those tricycle. ice cream wagon,
used by the roadside vendors o.
frozen sweets on a stick are filling
a new wartime role iu the Detroit
plane plants. But instead Of being
filled with ice cream they're
loaded with airplane rIvotS.
X Certain types OF rivctS must be
refrigerated so that after they
arc driven homo they will thaw
out expand and have greater
holding power Before the ice
cream tricycle. WcTc called into
-rINlcc o. WIS something Of Il
problem 10 deliver tho TNcf~
properly chilled, 10 the proper sta
tions along The assembly lines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Workmanship Ability
Advantage in Service

The 'GoV.dgc ol workmanship
IS rr0 p7y1u- Of Il ne armed
,cNIVa Ask any one of thousand,
who have participated IN mark
man~rp training programs, both
30 rifle, pistol, Skcet or trap
shooting and N0l-M-ll- Eet n
straightforward answer that prey
louS knowledge OF shooting has
been az tremendous value 10 them
after entering the service OF
Uncle sam
" an example o. how We'll (.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Pitcher Checks Planes

Bucky Walters. star pitcher Of
the Cincinnati Reds baseball club.
is working during on-season
months as a parts checker AT the
aircraft plant Of the Brewster
Acronautical Corporation at Hat
hnrn Pa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Hearst Shoot Helped

Gallagher got his first expert
cnCe as a rifle shooter al South
eastern High School, where his
team captured first place in the
annual Hearst r. O. T. {. rifle
meet IN 1888. Later under the
c. NJ. y G program ne was named
10 the Sixth Corps Area rifle team
which fired IN the national
matches at Camp Perry
4 former University Of Detroit
football player, his duties today
are instructor IN small arms at
Great Lakes, and he is doing a
bang-up job training navy men
how 10 shoot. He is the son Of
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Gallagher of
2229 Bcnltcau.
Today throughout Mic h ig n
hundreds of rifle clubs are i'm the
process OF forming craftsmanship
Sehee4@-ef7rft-tu-t +rr -T7r1t7ttlC, II YOU
wish 10 become a first rate marks
man, announce your intention TO
any one Of these schools and com
petcnt instructors VIII be glad TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Champ Skeef Shoot
Trains Air Gunners

CAMP CLAIBORNE. La, Nov.
Is tUP)-Cpl Eddie Alias, who
blasted his way 10 fame IN the
1910 National Skcet shooting
matches. VIII soon be transferred
10 The Amy Air Forces gunnery
school 10 teach young gunnera.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Biaqest Gas Producer

The Un'cd States is tho worlds
largest producer a. l0o-octane
approximation gasoline. Present.
day production figures are secret,
bat n year ago The output here had
been set a. the rate of IS million
LaNLlls a NIar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Still Hard 10 Beat

r Hon, veteran %cu Ir.r
bow r-S bocn active u frl
fprr' sr.o iS97 a-d .- Sfl q t.,-
nlcetle opponent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

works, take the. case Of Chief
Specialist Thomas IL Gallagher of
Detroit, now a company com
mander In the recruit training
division az the United States
Training Station at Great Lakes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
M Surpassed
Earlier Hopes
lContInned from Pace ThrccN

Continued from Page Thrcc)
horseplay in the dressing room
There was no hurry to dress and
get away. Many knew they were
leaving the dressing room and the
smell of SlcamIng water and llnI-
mcnt for the last time SO they
used any prcteNt to delay thrg
shower and departure. They went
from one 10 another offering conc
CALCULATIONS and words of praise
Al Wl~tcrt got the biggest share
The coaches. players and visitors
Couldu Q say enough about him
Line coach Clarence Mum was
loudesf IN hl, words of praise.
"Nhy one time he made four
A a. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Kuzpla's Ankle Hurt

why one time he made t0u
tackles i'm row. That's my hoy.