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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Army Number One Buyer Of Merchandise

In Of military have effect taken Some
Of the functions Of management The services of supply
the worlds No buyer of merchandise
But military management is largely IN motvang and nspir-
millions OF
The CELEBRITY which citizen army of first magnitude has
built s astonishing
In final competition with NJ stepping nations
have secret weapon THIS expressed 10 me
colonel the
initiative by IN out orders. Disappointing
willingness essential but self
when have the capacity
imagine orders they would If their commanding
officers hand.
Thus tendency think for themselves in unexpected and
critical provides them with which
ahes supass human robots who understand only what
IN 'hp no
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Co-Workers Put in Mood TO Be En+erprising

Wuam Randoph Hearst who cefebptinC his s0th birth
today extraordinary putting his coVorke
mood 10 he entcPusng ard creative Through pecept and
example he pepetusy alive the spirit OF adventure his
enterprises He with the think
and pioneer and with those who merely
play safe.
This attitude implants seeds perpetual youth in the
publisher
Ar Hearst too has the gift o pushing aside myriad Of
detail the heart OF problem
In he right rather than popular.
tensCiouSy
defense irrespective tendency public blow hot
changing Of national Being
ontno thinker bandwagon hopper he has pioneered
many directions.
While public Nell known, manage
mentn keeping able perpeually their toesis
portant aspect OF known only his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Ia Complete Course

A pilot course on the COM
plete range Of army anti
aircraft weapons has been
completed by IA soldier techni-
clans at Pontiac Motors ord.
nance school. Four of the
soldiers were graduated with
honors. according 10 Verne L,
Murray. director of the school.
averaging better than 80 per
cent in all subjects.
The eight-week course is de-
signed 10 produce anti-aircraft
mechanics on the 20, so, 81,
90-mm. and 4.5-inch guns. The
Pontiac school is the first COM
plete anti-aircraft school in the
country,
The soldiers were joined this
week by 10 coastguarimen,
who will specialize in the
20-mm. Oerlikon, built by Pom
uac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Expanding
S. O. Of Indiana Additions
10 Cost So Millions

CHICAGO. April % Standard
on Co Of Indiana IN the annual
report for 1912 shows a net income
equal 10 $3.50 a share. against
S3l7 in 1911. same as was shown
IN preliminary report
j. 9 Schubert. president. To-
vealed that the company and its
subsidiaries are completing or
have under construction. additions
10 manufacturing facilities cS'l-
mated to cost upwards OF $50
000 ono.
This additional capacity will
contribute directly 20 war effort.
no said and for The most part is
being financed without government
aid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

1920, and of its predecessor and
now subsidiary, Weirton Steel Co,
since its Incorporation in 1905.
The remaining directors who
were reelected are: Frank w.
Blair, Maurice Falk. George r.
Fink. Howard NJ. Hanna. George
NJ. Humphrey. Thomas r. Millsop
Edmund w. Nudge. Carl n. Os-
borne. Murray w. Sales and Ernest
T. Weir.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
New Era?
Plastic Engineers to Hear
Experts on Postwar

The Society Of Plastic Engi-
neers. affiliated with the Engineer
ing Society of Detroit, is holding
its regular monthly meeting to-
morrow ar $50 at the Rackham
Building and has scheduled two
interesting speakers, G. W. Delano
reports.
R j. Netzler. research engineer
for Hercules Powder Co. will dis
cusS Ethyl Cellulose Plastics, or
protective Coat!ngS Carl Sandberg.
industrial designer, VIII speak on
Postwar Application Of PlasticS 20
Members and their guests are
invited
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Synthetic Tires OK'd

Synthetic rubber tires have
been approved by the Civil
Aeronautics Administration for
the first time for use on COM
mercial airlines. B. F. Good
rich Co. received the approval
on the basis of tests made by
the company and the perform
ance of the Goodrich synthetic
Ameripol tires, now in service.
And speaking of tires. the
best tire conservation tip still
is, Watch your air pressure.
Engineers estimate that half Of
the truck tires on the road still
are underinf1ated or overin-
flsted. Check the pressure
twice week and you will save
money.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Wants a HeIicopfer

But here 'ho C1n.rr- ..-
'ycored away from cars. loader.
etc. and Evans began - t..E
enthusiastically about t.e belle
CoD'Cis.
ia like 10 build one % those
babies Dr. SAID with q t.rtH#v
look in hls Csc- "Sikursl,y
promised To work with mo on
one, hut he got hooked mp with
United. When / get some time,
I'm going 10 build one of ms
own"
And I'll bot that vhr0 H.
docs, it'll be a good orc. too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

Der OF the law
firm of Thorp.
Bostwick. Reed
Armstrong of
Pittsburgh.
Reed succeeds
his former law
partner the late
{ h a RI es NJ.
fherp who was
a director Of
National Steel
Corp. from its
{ orm a ton in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
OK Exchange Plan
For Standard Steel

PITTSBURGH, April 2e-Stock-
holders of Standard Steel Spring
Co. have approved a plan calling
for the exchange of the present
s. par common, of which there are
2l9,712 shares outstanding. into
the new common of 81 par on a
basis of five shares of new for each
share of old stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

They are: Mason = Rumney. vice
president; Edgar r. Allies Secre-
tary treasurer; !. A. Stcinhoff.
assistant secretary: II. y. Palmer
assistant treasurer.
WaroWeii was associated with
Albert Kahn for a period Of years
before Joining the estimating de-
partment 81 Detroit Steel Products
Co n 1910 and has been success
elvcly assistant TO the sales man
agcr eastern sales manager
general sales manager, vice presi-
dent and executive vice president
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Bankers Mutual Life
Holds Sales MeetinQ

The Bankers Mutual Life Com
pany Of F'reeport. IL, Will hold a
sales conference for its Michigan
representatives ar the Detroit
Leland Hotel tonight. The meeting
viii he addressed by L. II. Eng
Strom, vice president. and G.. (.
French. chief aCtuary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Refundinq Bonds Sold

Erin Township school district
No. s has sold an issue Of Sos 600
retundlng bonds. due Nov. |. 1914
10 1865 10 Grouse. Bennett. Smith
& Co, and McDonald-Moore Il Co.
who are reoffering the bonds al
yields ranging fom 125 to So
per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Hudson Adds Scrap

Hudson's 10-month collection
Of scrap iron and steel reached
the 1900 0O0-pound mark with
996,570 pounds Of production
metals and 202,55O pounds Of
nonproduction scrap in March.
In addition, the company SAL
vaged 366.74S pounds of alumi-
mum in March, boosting the
total for 10 months in that
category to 2.091, 051 pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Consolidated Oil
Calls Debenfures

NEW YORK. April 29-Consoli.
dated OIL Corp. has called for
redemption on June l, through
operation of the sinking fund
$3.50 600 Of the convertible 3lz per
cent debentureS, due June l. 1851
The redemption price is 1917 anc
accrued interest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Borg-W Warner 3-No.
Profit S2.226.3t6

CHICAGO, April 90 P0rr.War-
rcr Corp. and ITS subsidiaries for
the quarter ended March 81 re-
port a ret profit Of S---621G.
equal TO % cents on the common.
against SlS670l2. equal To So
cents a share in the March quarter
of 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29


G o m pan y as
re n Q raj man
ager and preSi-
q mt for -
years. became
chairman OF the
board.
r. w. Weed.
eastern 8 = ] @ 6
mana cnr ~ 2 (
made vice presi-
dent.
Other officers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
On the
Business
Front
By WARD SCHULTZ
Times Financial Editor

Col. Z. S. Evans. one Of De-
troit's few air pioneers. has lost
none OF his enthusiasm for
lighter than air craft
Yesterday at lunch he rcit-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

c r a Z Q q a
statement ne
made recently
10 Harvey
Campbell Of
Detroit Board
Of Commerce
10 the effect
that unless
j @ TT OF is
! q a q q r 5
turned their
eyes TO the
& L ~ "a q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Eaton Pays IS Gents

Eaton Manufacturing Company
has declared a dividend ot - cents.
payable May =. TO holders Of
record May 10. Same amount was
paid in preceding quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Nat. Steel Elects
New Director

PITTSBURGH. April Pc. T.
Weir, chairman OF the board of
National Steel Corp, announced
the election as A director of the
cnrDOra ION OF Earl Z. Reed mem
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
WdrdWeII Heads
Detroit Steel Co..

II T. WardWen executive vice
president Of Detroit Steel Products
Co. was elected president Of the
company Al the annual meeting. "
r. Dewey. who has headed the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

CHiCAG0. hTrI IS GNs)-HoCS
~ 1H" steady ~ strong TOP SO G0 tl.A.
N.' .ua - So ncavlrv Sl4 BIgls so. me
ttsf, HgHt nlnts. Slt40al4. So: pacAfrF
sH"o. SIS ior 80 ~. pigs &13ul3Tf
CATTLE. III 200. steady Calves. 500.
steady. Beef steers. choice SIS rr1 s.
fnrrfIT1, AlfH is, earrings Sf1r o.
.Eufchtls. hejfrru Si1 uIs75. cows 500
E HNf bulls Ni1 H.lf 5o. calves Sq0I6.
'ert'-s Sf2u1f. Stockers. steers Si5u
lt. COWS and hcifers Nf0u1f 5U.
SHEET. 900. steady. lambs SIS Inr
l' common. $40 IS 30, year'inGs.
So ''' 10 Go, feeders, SlI9l5; ewes, s.
$500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
LEGAL NOTICE
BRIGGS MANUFACTURING COMPANY


Notice of Annual MEETING NJ Shareholders
To the Shareholders % Briggs Manufacture
ing Company.
Notice Is hereby given that The Annual
Meeting OF the shareholders % Briggs
Manufacturing Company. vii be held At
the office of the Compauv 1881 Mack
Avenue. IN the Civ 81 Detroit. Michigan.
on Monday May 10 1913. AZ I clock N
the afternoon eastern Standard War
Time. for the following purposes
I. The elect ION ~ seven Directors who
shall hold office for the ensuing
year or until their SUCCESSORS are
elected or appointed as provided
~ the Bylaws
2 The transaction Of such other bud
ness az may properly come before
the meeting or any adjournment or
adfolrnments thereof
SHAREHOLDER Of record a. ne close 80
business m Aprn O. 1913 vii he enfi'is1
70 notice ~ and ~ vote a. ire meeting.
b Order " the BOARD of Directors
A. ~. BLAIkWQDD,
Dafef: Secretary.
Detroit Michigan Apr in 1893
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

'rucibe steel 60. ~ America and sub
siG.arics report fof March quarter a not
l0rore 0f 81 9If 9o5 affer provision %
.i1s St2 fn- federal income ard rrrr'e
taxes a~1 Pennsylvania i~c0ue 'aNeS on
- - share or me common stock In
mo March quarter last. year -r' income
Va fh provision FOR taxes computed no same
basis a. for 1898 quarter. was 81 5000
H''er reserve o. 49, fss for taxes On
income cr s. 81 o. 'ht common
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
EARNINGS

huss Tack Corp rrrsarts for the quarter
need March 81 1913. ne. r-C.t ~
N-A i0s after federal A7d state income
taxes sfr equal q 81 csrt8 sra-a.
against &Zs atS or 81 cents share for
ne quarter ended Nsroh 81, 1912.
Continental Can Co., Inc. ard it, vholi,-
% ped .s-r 4r.ss report far 'ne ~ rna~-Ns
ended haf.G 80. 1885,. F,f profit 90 s.
.fl.isH equal % 81 - a srarf TINS q, ~.
lt'.s '- X-.sl if5 ,r 81 6G a share for
the ? rrEtrs ended March n. 1882.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
FOREIGN EXCHANGE


Youngstown sheet and Tube Co and
ne1iares report for the quarter ended
March a. 1913 a me- profit 81 90 Ia 035
ai'er charges and federal income and sT-
cess proh's taxes. equal 20 Sis a share
On 'he common STOCK This compares with
re- NJ 81 SIS SO or g. ANA common
traIe Tor ne qNar'er ended March 81. 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

Mr.. Olive of Indianapolis,
president of the American In.
stitute of Accountants. Will
speak at a wartime conference
of the Michigan Association
of Certified Public Account
ants AT the Statler Hotel on
May 5. His topic will be
The Fifth Freedom"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
HIIIARIRGu

PITT sBJRGH. April IS CNS) - CAT
IIt-,a. EJtagy. steers choice. Si6 5O p.
DIT f't medium. % good. Slt7Su16. so.
rtwm0n Nt2 5o as So. heIfersA good 20
rl...e. &tlE O.. medium % good, So 5O 10
IS Tl common. sgH12 cows good 81
H..s. Sff 10 10 50. medium 20 good $40
Do 0grHere and cutters So 30 y 10. bulls
rf i1 choice So 'it5 as common "a ne.
eI~ $500 Us SO
Hoes zoo active srt IS cents lower
te"'kl lbs. SItpnHt5 TO- 10000 ths
$500 Nl5l0; goo 211 ms SiaotHIS.fo.
$3.50 ins SiSd1Sf0. gf0 200 los
t'i era I5 S0. 2a0-3so ihs SIt S08fi so
l'o.1f1 rs. Sitz5 off75. rouEns SIS Is
I' ~ rn
SHEEP $50. steady Choice lambs
...gf. 80 90 siH2F medium % Eka1
-n7f. So 2rfI7 as. common lambs
clipped g. 2S3a Is. ewes. CLIPPED s.
Nl..l-s c-rp.d. khIa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

N1le A Towne Manufacturing 60 re-
ports Ter fhs quarter erdrf March 81.
1893 rc' 0roff - 5000 al after 1902
't f-l federal income and excess rroffs
taXet cq41l a. 81 cents shart me
compares eIth 1858 noi or 20 cents = share
ioS ths quarter sndsd March Al. 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

General Cable Corp. reports for the
March quarter e ne PROFIT ~ Sfsf 62u
after provision ~ s. ESQ o00 f1r federal
income and ey,rss profits taxes ~ s. 10
a snare 90 The per cent pteferreu ,Y-
DIVIDEND arrears s.. 90 a share arairst
rn' profit NJ S94s.Da2 8g SIS 81 share on
me preferred tu March quarter. 1872 when
federal tax provision vas 37si 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Detroit Stocks

DIVIDENDS IN the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 80 far this year
unless otherwise noted. a-Paid In 1912.
cN-LA dividend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

me quarter ended Margn 81 is4S a con
dated 0s' r..1' of Sb5i $40 after federal
income and excess profits taxes The
compares v.ta SStTIsl equal =. - cents
stare fnr the quarter ended March 81
1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

Inland steel Co. and subsidia ries report
~, ,.r qua. er ended March 81 isf5 4
'rr federal income and excess profits favss
's ri m 81 u share ms compares
vim revised no. of s. $50 oeo or 81 e1
share March quarter 81 1912 after
taA provision Of S. $50 ooo
Phillips Petroleum 60. and subsidiaries
ieiui- i'r March quarter no. rrrff OF
~ ''' 5ai aiet provision Of s. $50 600 for
prescribed oy 1912 Rev erHe Act or So
cents q share. IN 1912 quarter net profit
was Ai.soI fil after FEDERAL faN provision
OF - 10000, or 80 cents a share.
United Gas Corp. and subsidiaries r.por,
Tor 1872 ne profit - $500 SEg equal
20 Al3 "a share nm The g. ars' preferred
This compares ut'h S. 4fQ,f1C or Sft "a "a
share IN the FIRST preferred stock IN 1851
Waldorf system. Inc. snd subsidiarie>
repor' for the March quarter a re- profit
ne common against Sqf.73g or n cents =
share IN the March quarter. 1912
Westinghouse Electric nnd Manufacturing
@. reports for the quarter endes Msfch
81, 1885, a re' pr0hf.' Hffer prov lstnr FOR
reneE0rauor ~ Sf160.f3s. sner 81 50i
iZa Cor postwar r0rfIrEencies Net s. eouai
under parfic ipatlng provisions 90 fhr
shares. 20 81 80 shsre or 10 per cent
0refc-red ard common stocks For fhe
quarter ended March a. 1879 net p-of'
was 50 igG s54 or Si2s share On ne
combined preferred and common stocks.
Wheeling Stsel Corr. era subsidiaries
report FOR the quarter ended March g.
1898. a ret profit 90 SqsI 3qi EQUAL after
dividend requirements On S. prior preferred
stock On 50 cents share on the common
stock This compares with q me- ~ 81
200 oa0 or Sl43i a common share for the
quarter sndsd March a. iat2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Factory Building in the lst Quarter

oNs Cenrsct4 Awarded Tor hsnufsttsire ssddrgs n the
~ FIRST Months Of saeh Year
Evening star., 1943-11-03

Undersecretary of State Z. r. Stet-
tinius, jr.. said:
"As the bill will remove discrim-
nations against the Chinese which
have been a source of misunder-
standing in the relations between
the United States and China for
over 60 years and have aroused
widespread resentment among the
Chinese people, its enactment is
recommended"
simultaneously, Senator Johnson
Republican, of California, one of the
leading supporters of the 1924 quota
law which continued exclusion OF
Asiatics, announced to the COM
nit tee his opposition to the repeater
Maintaining the argument that
the bill would aid the war effort was
"fallacious," the Californian said il
Disseminated in favor of China, bul
allowed other AsiaticS fighting ia
pan to remain on the excluded list
rs not this proposed legislation
deliberate slap in the face for al
Asiatic peoples, except only the Chi
nese?' Senator johnson questioned
in a prepared statement.
rs it not a complete reversal o.
America carefully considered, non.
discriminatory immigration policy
toward all nations and races o
Asia?'
The Californian said he would no
object to repeal of laws specifically
mentioning the Chinese if such {
step would remove any implied
stigma" on the Chinese, since othe,
laws meet the object" sought by tn
original Chinese exclusion acts.
Evening star., 1943-11-03
Exclusion Act Repeal
Receives Endorsement
Of State Department

ES the Associated Press.
The State Department recon-
mends passage of the Magnuson-
Andrews bill, already approved by
The House, to repeal the 6l-year-
old Chinese exclusion laws and ad-
NIT los Chinese to this country an
nually on a quota basis the Senate
immigration Committee was in
formed yesterday.
In a letter to Chairman Russell
Evening star., 1943-11-03
Navy Will Buy Anchors,
But Only Of 5000 Pounds

Ty the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA Here's a chance
to get rid of those extra anchors
that are cluttering up your back
yard or the boathouse.
The Navy procurement office says
it will purchase anchors from civil
ians. There's just one specification
they must weigh 5000 pounds.
Evening star., 1943-11-03
Nurses Aides Register

Candidates for the nurses aide
course now being organized by the
Bethesda branch of the Montgomery
County Red Cross are requested to
Evening star., 1943-11-03

make app illtments for interviews
at chapter headquarters next Tues
day and Wednesday. Glasses will
begin November % and graduates
will be assigned duty in the new
Bethesda Suburban Hospital.
Evening star., 1943-11-03
"MaiI Christmas Gifts before December
especially to His Nephews and Nieces in

With the overseas mail we'll its woy you the
ond comps ond posts this country
Get that gift in the mall each boy and g the next
Evening star., 1943-11-03

best substitute for the Christmas he she would have had at
home the box you send filled with the things they want,
and with your love, done in holly and green's.
Evening star., 1943-11-03

"The Little Locksmith" by Koth-
orine Butler Hathaway, is q novel
Of old SoIem-for women $3.50
For the men-"Greot Sea Stories"
"a collection of 2o tales $40
w&I-The Book Store, First Floor.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-08
I.I99 German Planes
Knocked Out by L. s.

WASHINGTON, July s up
America showed her growing
might by destroying l02 indus
trial targets naval bases and war
plants in Nazi Europe IN raids
dring the Eighth Air Forces S first
year IN the European theater. the
war department disclosed today.
The total weight Of bombs
dropped in the year ending July
(. 1943-ll,423 tons may seem
small compared with the many
2,000-ton saturation raids Of the
Raj. but the American attacks
were precision rather than mass
raids, and took their toll in the
destruction OF specific targets
rather than entire areas
Americas mighty FortreSSes
and Liberators proved their met
tie as fighters as well as bomb
ers by shooting from the sky ll99
enemy fighter planes, while the
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-08
10 Waves
Of Planes
Rip Sicily

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS,
North Africa, July s up
Allied air fleets, smashing AXIS
defenses on the island route "a
'ftaiY, pounded airfelds on Sicily
and Sardinia for the fifth straight
day Wednesday and centered A
day-long assault on Gerbinl Sicll-
ian airirone, where t9 waves of
hombers pulverized enemy fighter
defenSes.
Flying Fortresses, Mitchells and
Marauders blanketed Gerblnl and
its adjacent arfieldS with bombs,
touching off big fires, without
meeting an AXis plane Raids
on Gerbini have torn apart the
alrdrome every day this week
Other formations attacked COM
munications on Sicily Five Allied
planes were lost in all raids.
The destruction Of two addi-
tional planes Tuesday bringing
the total for the day 10 three, also
was reported.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-08
.Girdud' S Visit
Comedies With
Martinique Pact

WASHINGTON. July s. up
Developments here today indi-
Gated that settlement of the
tangled Martinique situation
might concide with the Washing
ton visit of Gen. Glraud,
Glraud commander of French
forces IN North Africa and co.
president Of the French Commit
tee Of National Liberation, ar
rived Yesterday as officials began
70 take a more optimistic view
regarding Martinique the subject
Of repeated complications for
more than three years
Glraud had tea with President
Roosevelt Yesterday afternoon,
giving HIM the opportunity TO be-
gin conversations which II was be-
lieved would be extended later 10
include Secretary OF State Hull
and other officials.
From Algiers, meanwhile, came
the announcement -hN-the- Com
mittee Of National Liberation that
II had appointed Brig Gen. Henri
Paul Jacomy as commander of
French forces in Martinique,
Guadeloupe and French Guiana.
From sources here II was
learned that Admiral Georges
Robert. the present high commits
sioner al Martinique. is expected
10 step down soon Arrangements
are being made il was said, and
Roberts retirement is considered
only a matter Of time.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-08
Z Families Homeless
In Monroe Co. Flood

MONROE July 1s-A dozen
families are homeless because Of
food waters IN two Lake Erie
beach areas near here the
sherfs office reported today
With Lake Erie waters three
feet above normal the families
were forced 10 vaCate their homes
IN Bolles Harbor and a. Grand
Beach. whore several cottages
were moved from their founda-
tlons bV the waters
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-08
New InfiItration Course

FORT CUSTER, July S up
A second lnfltr3tlon course 70
permit a larger number Of troops
to experience combat conditions
under actual machine gun fire and
mine explosions Is being installed
here, Col Ralph Wiltamuth, post
commander, reported TO-DAY.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-08
VifaHllin lib
Vital i'm War

CHICAGO July 6 ms -
Nitamin 3 Complex was rated an
important position IN the war cf-
fort today by medical authorities.
a study reported n the Journal
Of the American Medical ASsocI-
alton concluded that diets deficient
IN the vtamln 3 complex decrease
work output and efficiency where
difficult muscular effort such ~
the civilian industrial or army
WOrkcr must exert. Is TcGuIred
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-08
Lack OF Cars Piles Wheat

GARDEN CITY, Kan, July S
GNS) Thousands of bushels Of
fine qualit, wheat are accumulat-
ing in big piles in farm yards
throughout western Kansas, due
10 a growing shortage OF railroad
cars, survey disclosed today.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-08
leadbetter Extends
Registration Hours

Cry Clerk Leadbetter an
u1uECE1 Al tlaA- laF---erfftt free
would be open from S a m. 70
4.45 p. m on Saturdays 10 ac-
conodate war workers who other
wise wouldr ? have a chance 70
register for tre fall elections The
cad 'Ine for registration is
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