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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
{. & @. Railway
Redeems Bonds

CLEVELAND Aug. IS Di-
rectorS Of Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Co have authorized the
redemption on Sept 20. next. Of
All the roads rcfundung and i'm
provCmcnt mortgage bonds. series
G-3, due Feb l. 1914. outstanding
IN tho principal amount OF
$3.50. 900.
Bonds vii hc redeemed and
paid of at the office Of J p Nor
gan &, Co., Inc. % Wall street.
New York, al their full principal
amount together with a premium
Of 90 per cent and accrued in
terost 10 that date Bonds arc 10
be presented for redemption with
coupons, payable Feb. /, 1914
attached
Calling Of the bonds is in line
with the agreement made with
ICC 10 retire this year an amount
of funded debt. maturing after
Dec. 81. 1913. equal to the S., 200
900 Of equipment trust certificates
authorized by the commission
several months ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
.0PA Asks Court
70 Approve Cut
In Edison Rate

Tho office Of Price Adm,ni~tra-
ton Yesterday asked the Mich
gan supreme court TO reverse n
ruling by the state public service
commission that IL does not have
the power 10 exclude war taxes
as operating expenses In consider
jng applications for utility rate
reductions.
Tho request. tho first action
taken by OPA before any state
supreme court. referred 10 a re-
cent PSC ruling in the case IN
which the city Of Detroit asked
that the Detroit Edison CO. be
ordered to reduce It's rates 10y S.
100000 which the firm otherwise
would Pay~1n excess profits taxes.
The city Of Detroit appealed 20
the state supreme court last week.
To-day in intervening in behalf of
the city. OPA described the com
missions ruling as constituting
"prejudicial error"
ut tthc DECISION Is not OhfE
contrary 10 It's power TO deter
mine fair and reasonable rates.
OPA said but il is also arbi-
trarN a. In conflict with lis duty
Ia give consideration TO the ma
tional sterilization program and
legislation that the cost Of liz
ing may he reduced. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Pullman Gross
At Peak; NetDips

CHICAGO. Aus. 1S QNS)-
Pullman Incorporated reported to-
night that It's gross income dur
ing z he half eff 1913 climbed
10 the record peak Of $214.2Sl9l3.
but net profits sank 10 S4500.323
after higher taxes. wages and
-ethef'-ePefatthg expenses were
David a Crawford. president
told stockholders the net income
from war production and sleep
ing car operations fell approx
mately 81 100000 below the figure
for the same period OF 1912.
The latest earnings equaled
S136 a share and represented a
profit margin of 2 cents on each
dollar Of gross, compared with
$2l5 and 5 cents respectively a
year ago.
Crawford said provision of 81 =
1913 for federal income taxes
absorbed Il per cent Of the firm s
total taxable income and was
equivalent 10 1854 a share, or
nearly five times the net earnings
after such taxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Order Cities Service
Dissolve ~ Units

PHILADELPHIA. Aug is (UP)
Cities Service Power e. Light
Co. which controls AZ companies
in - states and Canada, today
was under Securities and Ex-
change Commission orders 10 dis
pose Of a. OF the companies and
reduce ITS holdings to that Of a
single integrated electric utility
system
Tho SEC said its action against
The company. whose assets are
estimated at Si2000Q0o0. was
taken IN compliance with geo
graphical indignation provisions
of the public utility holding COM
pany act
The commission also ordered
t-crfrrut- fzrrtrt- Fraction Go.7-s
Cities Service holding company
subsidiary to- dispose OF interests
other than THOSE rctainable\ under
q single egrate d electric
system
Cities Service was permitted 10
retain the Toledo Edison Co, the
.rIE1itssii 4itt-=S Geanai-- be
Alliance Public Service Co The
compassion reserved the right 10
examine the relations OF Electric
Advisers Inc and Federal Ad-
visorS. Inc 10 the Cities Service
and Federal Light and Traction
S,s'cm~
Elcc,uc Properties operated by
albuquerque Gas a Electric Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
United Air Lines
Sets New Mark

CHICAGO. Aug. 1S-United Air
Lines established new monthly
records for both mail pound miles
and express pound miles in July.
An estimated 1922 295 900 mail
pound miles was flown last month
to better the previous record for
any month by 1854 600.
Juiy'S total was is per cent
greater than that of the CORE
spending month of last year.
An estimated 7S0.S6i,000 eX-
press pound miles flown last
month was 10 per cent more than
in the month preceding and per
cent more than in July, 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Misplaced Gratitude

II was with a group discussing
the New Yorker cartoon which
pictured the board Of directors
@. big firm presenting a gold
watch 10 the office boy for his
LOYALTY in remaining with the
company for three weeks and
some one told this one
II seems that the woman that
cleans up MS office was some
what upset over the attitude Of
one "of the big auto manulac-
tHrers toward ITS employees.
"MX husband has been with
them for Is years; he hasn't
missed days work" she said.
and they didn't even say
thanks 10 him.
but my daughters been
working there only a short
time, sire continued, land they
gave her four days special VaCa-
ton for completing sin months
work without being absent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
M. s. Rukeyser
NJ s. Rukeyser
Reveal Weaknesses
I'm SeIective Service

Secretary request Wan NanpoWcr Commission 10
release coal another indication that
administration OF the ScecNe Service Act has been less than
perfect.
The war department understood also recently released
500 copper needed the mines the West
total warfare where materials unite with order TO
takes high degree Of centralized admnlStra
intelligence determine balance of manPower he
produc and fighting fronts No generazed formula
substituted right thinking and careful exercise OF DIS
is opmum the armed forces and
related the productivity Of workers who remain
al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Farmers Market

FRUITS AppIes. Dutchess fancy ~
p ql- ! - - > 30 10 =. : - -
81 50D4 SO =. - = -; -~rsttaie-
:sn~Y-s1- bH 80 So . so. No IL.
HucHeoerries NJ. 500 y zt.q' crate
Peaches Orioles. 20. ! SO - ~ hu
No 81 So Pears sugar No ssa
nn, SO 2 50 81. CiApps Fsvor's.
No. ] s. ~ Cartaloupe. fancy. IS ou..
80 3 'oa - No S2n
r-e1sfy-C AuraEs-- IS u e ~
s. Head Lettuce 10 s. z5nl 80
nv Lesf Lettuce. 50 81 s0n2 hu.
rbftvt s. 700 ~ 81
b I .s,.., ~ '2.a - oa no. ? r.
vEGET ABLE . REENs c.osss,
Greens So 81 2'Hl so bu CoAards
~ 81 25q 80 hG kaie, 80. 1 81 -
Mustard. No / 75caN bu spinach. -
J s21Qq2 % h4 Chagd -. 81 73q
? 25 ~ Tufrlp Green 40 -5c 81 on.
VEGEThBLEs MISC Bean. green,
81 30 wax, fancy s. bu ~ T. 81
? So ~ ? 81 % KeaucN Wonder 40
J. f2p25 80 pa 80 e. s. 30 Roman
Beans, 70 81 3 p b. Reefs. huntned
No ST. % aaz lunches No 75c
: t212to hu 40 ? Sl50 cabbsgt
No ! T51z25 bu No ?. s. - Red
Caboage NJ q 'on3 IN curly
Csbbae': y, 81 bu Carrots. olnensd
topped 80 Si73a2 IN cauia7Uer.
No !. S94t 70 hl SO 81 - celery.
'arey 81 $50 20 ar hur-he, No J.
swee, Corn No too175 5-do,
fancy 81 bu. 40 : s2n250 No 2.
81 - nls 70 - 81 b. ueslers.
fancy s. pa So. s. No 2 - DIN.
80 80, soc - a. no,hs xrrf.sHl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Gas Sendout Here
Reoisters Increase

The gas Sendoul in the Detro.'
district for the Wock ended Aug
II was 413,252 900 cubic feet
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co
reported today This is an in,
crease Of 90 ,996.000 cubic fcc'
compared with the corresponding
week last year. when the tota
reported was 343, 256, 900 cubic
feet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Allegheny Net
Tops Million

NEW YORK Aug lS-Alle-
ghany Corp and us wholly owned
subsidiary, Terminal Shares. Inc.
report for the SIN months ended
-jHne 80 4 net profit Of s. 075 2n6
after charges but before gain or
S7i sos on retirement Of bonds of
Allegheny Corp which was cred.
tied 10 deficit from operations &C.
count. This compared with net
profit Of S4s2 1877. exclusive Of
1852 ,S37 gain on retirement Of The
companys bonds for FIRST half OF
1912
Securities carried in balance
sheet as of June 30. last, al Sl40,-
1885 had a market value OF
$SS-529l75. As of June 30 1912.
securities carried at Sl45 .525 ,066
had market value on that date
of $593l0.264
Outstanding bonds Of the corpo-
ration on June 80. last. amounted
to S63 AL 900. against S6S, 500 900
a year previous
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Penn. 2. R. TO Sell
Equipment Notes

NEW YORK, Aug. 1S-Penn-
sylvania Railroad Co. is planning
10 sell at competitive bidding on
Aug. % series n equipment trust
certificates in the amount OF
$4,000 The certificates Will
carry "A pa per cent coupon and
are 10 mature annually from
March / 1914. to March I, 1858
They arc of the same series OF
which a portion was offered In
February of this year and vii
represent an so per cent loar
against equipment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
List New
Michigan
Concerns

LANSING. Aug Is (UP) Tho
Michigan Corporation and Sccuri-
tues Commission announced today
THAT incorporation papers have
been filed by the following firms:
Charlcsworth & Moore, Inc, of
New York. has been admitted 10
do business in Michigan with Off
ices in Detroit The finn lists 80
shares common nonpar value
,sto.k-----
The Elkhart Bridge and Iron
Co. Of Indiana has been admitted
10 do BUSINESS in Michigan with
offices in Detroit, The firm lists
$4,000 perterred and $4,000
I common stock.
General Breach and Engineering
Co. 1919 w. McNichols road. De-
ltrolt; Earl T.. ECklund, Folke Hal
ward and Eric w. Larson, Detroit,
10 manufacture and sell brOaChing
tools. etc: $4,000 common stock
New nonprofit corporations.
Industrial Gas Workers Assoc
citation. 2200 Princeton avenue
Berkeley
Wives. Mothers, Sisters and
Daughters OF People in Service,
1920 Martin Place Ann Arbor.
The commission also announced
the following diSSolutionS
1850 Lasher Corp, Is State
street. Detroit; $4,000 preferred
and 81 600 common stock
Piano Master Inc 5Ol6 Spo-
Kane. Detroit, $4,000 common
stock
Spaldng JcWclry Inc l256
GusWold street, Detroit; $4,000
common stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Business Shares
Under New Aide

WASHINGTON. Aug Is tINS)
"A veteran businessman picked
up the reinS of OPA price policy
today and assured his former col
leagues a hearing
Business Will have lis inning in
the affairs of OPA through the
presence OF James +. Brownlee in
the council chambers Of the en-
battled price and raronIng agency.
Currently on leave as president
of Frankfort Distilleries and one
time vice president of General
Foods the new deputy oPA adj
lmlniSuator for prices promised
business. industry and commerce
a fair shake
"We're going Ia have price
control. make no mistake about
that, - hC Saiti Some oHe-map
he hurt. But we are going 10
try 10 do the job with the least
descriptive effects"
In short. Brownlee explained,
business will be consulted on the
administrative operations of price
. control within the framework of
Iexisting policy OPA is going 10
adopt the practical approach 10
its work
THE policy has been worked
ont and announced by the Presi-
dent and Congress" he said.
1T calls for the sterilization OF
prices at the September. 1912,
level. That's our job. We can't
change II. But we are going to
hear from business on our
methods of administrative prac-
tees"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Hard 10 Get Walters!

And another man told this
one on the mdnpOwer situation
and SWcarS its true:
He said that Mayor JeffrieS
and his wife were dining al one
of the better north end eating
spots and one ordered steak.
the other chicken a practice
shared with millions of other
married couples, they traded a
bite or two Of chicken and steak.
Finally they got down 70 the
point where there was one eSpe-
cially tempting tidbit of tender
. loin left on one Of the plates
and a friendly argument started
about who should have II.
After listening for a minute
or TWO. tho waiter allcgcdly
leaned over and said
III YOU can't make up Your
minds, I'll take II"
And with that ne neatly
speared the piece oi steak on q
fork. popped II into ms mouth,
and walked away.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Debt Is Reduced
By III. Central

CHICAGO. Aug IS Illinois
Central Railroad so far this year
has duccd its outstanding
funded debt by approximately
S25.0O00O0 and expects 10 lop of
another S1lOOOOOO by the year
end the Interstate Commerce
CoumlSs was informed.
Total reduction m debt for the
year, the road told the commits
sion. Will be more than 10 poI
cent of the debt outstanding al
Tho crd of 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Battle Station Selected by Informed leaders

Tho ph0S0phy hohInd hal Inc baltic yta
viii determined by leaders position TO
overall
The opportunity of overall management of the nations man.
power $ take totally view of the situation
Nldual mol IN possession
relating overall national and United Nations
strategy, has been position make equally informed
From the standpoint of morale it important for the nations
encouragement 10 those VINO
victory through staying the mines
essential production Unless the service oil
productivity viii latter and
viii be tempted forSakC their allotted task
andE get TO the on the military fronts
Anticipating such human reactions InduSlnai nave
he OF SS-ahones
perform vitality important work
$ evident that such effort should be extended
! $ further need OF dramatzng the role Wncn men
indirectly play victories foreign bateed when they mine
which the
munitions enemy killed manned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
5. Pu|pWood
Output Short Of
.Hd|f-Yedr Quota

NEW YORK, Aug. Is (UP)-
United States pulpwood produce
ton was more than 100000 cords
short of its half-year quota. which
must be made up in the latter half
of the year if a shortage is TO be
avoided, Walter NJ. Dear, chair
man of the newspaper pulpwood
committee, said.
The minimum production goal
for the year, set by the War Pro-
duction Board, is 100000 cords.
Up 10 June 30. instead of 6, SOC, 900
cords representing the half-year
quota. only 5,926,926 cords had
been produced That means, Dear
pointed out, that 7073,074 cords
must be produced before Dec. 81.
THE $4,000, OOO-cord goal Is
the minimum need" Dear ex-
planned. Normal domestic con-
sumption Is In excess of this
quota and demands Of modern
warfare have developed many
new uses for pulpwood.
We will reach and perhaps
surpass this goal, just a. we did
In the scrap drive, II the prelim-
mary response OF weekly and
small daily newspapers through
out of the pulpwood areas Is In
dieative Of the support we can
expect" he added
The Great Lakes states suf-
fered tho greatest loss in produce
ton. with Michigan. Minnesota
and Wisconsin each off % per
cent New Englands slump was
almost as severe Throughout the
South, normally responsible for
about hall The domestic output,
production declined Northea.t-
crn states failed 10 make their
half-year quotas by IL 10 II pQ'
cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Lift Oil Quota
~
For September

NEW YORK, Aug. 1S-Crude
oil production for September was
scheduled by Petroleum Admin
istrator Ickes at 1852, 100 barrels
daily. an increase Of l27, 500 bar
relS daily over the August rate.
Deputy Administrator Davies
said next months quotas mean
every state except Texas will be
producing crude oil at or in OK
cess of its maximum efficient
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Nescafe Case Dismissed

The complaint against Nestles
Milk Products, Inc. relative 10
their product NcScafc. was dis
missed by the Federal Trade
Commission, il was announced.
The decision was 10 close the case
without prejudice, since the Mes
cafe advertising was found 10 be
neither unfair nor deceptive and
consequently no cause for action
existed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

New Mexico Power Co the Trini-
dad Electric Transmission Rail
way q Gas Co and the Las
Vegas Light e. Power Co make
up tho single intcGrated system
retaInable by Federal Light e.
Traction
The SEC said that Federal may
retain properties of Stonewall
Electric Co. and that portion Of
the water service properties Of
New Mexico Power Co ncces-
sary 20 supply generating facil-
itleS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Canadian War
Risk Rates Cut

OTTAWA, Aug 1S-FinanCe
Minister J. L. llsley has an
nounCed a reduction of 20 per
cent in rates Of all war risk in
Surance policies. either new or
renewal, issued on or after Aug,
II, because the Allied position in
the war has very much i'm
proved in recent months.
The transit rate will be re-
duced from 3 10 ,2l2 cents and
the levy on grain by 20 per cent.
IlSley said that from Sept Is
onward policies issued under tho
war risk insurance scheme will
come up for reneMal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
N. Y. Edison Calling
70 Millions in Bonds

NEW YORK. Aug 1S-TruStees
Of Consolidated Edison Co Of
New York have voted 10 call for
payment on oct. /, 1913, 500
600 900 oi IFS 10-yoar ga per cent
debentureS, due April l. 1916, at
lOOla. These bonds are al pres
ent outstanding in the amount of
S3J. 100000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Step Up in Productivity Only Alternative

In order keep production schedule at time when
fighting being expanded necessary TO step up
still work The obvious way TO
Beatedy the authorities
moved IN direction retarded by trade
the 4O-hour
week Furthermore necessary redeem from unemployment
needed basic
And of the chief offset to the loss IN poduc
The the battlefront
the influx factory other employment of
Although management Of has been imperfect
there fortunately still opportunity and 70
rTOrS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Goodrich Transfers
WeCkesser 10 Akron

T. p. WeckeSser, district man
ager for the b f. Goodrich Co.
in Detroit for the past several
years. has been transferred 10 the
home office in Akron. O.. il was
announced today He will be re-
placed here by +. A. Holster Of
WASHINGTON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW. Aug Is CUPl To-day g
ruFiuE prices 90 Rtowfrs Tor beans
Pea hehns S. 90 NrhN red kicGeysN
s. 50 dark 10. kdue3s s. 80 CRC yH-
Irv eyes So % CRC light Craunerflcs.
s. So. CRC dark crnrberrles $40
Wheat S1I5Sq 60. oats - n zoe rye
90 70 gqc.A mailing barley. 81 81 1 . al.
- 4 -. f---.eI o -- A4-l11-l La
5rl 4ce,' iura.. i9 mes.sso Bean Go
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Sutherland Paper
Votes 3Ot Payment

Sutherland Paper Co has de-
clared a dividend Of 30 cents on
the common, payable Sept -, 10
holders Of record Aug IS The
same amount was paid in June
and March.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
PhiI(O Declares
20 Cts. on Common

NEW YORK, Aug Is Philco
Corp has declarcd-a dividend OF
20 cents on the common, payable
Sept IL 10 holders az record Aug.
2S The previous payments this
year were 20 cents in June az
- cents in March.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
15-Cent Dividend
By EIeCtromdster

Electromaster, Inc. has de-
clarcd a dividend of Is cents, pay
able Stpt 4 to holders of record
Aug. 30. The previous payment
was 10 cents on March 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
rATyRpu.I.AR TRACTOR

I lpa3 1917
s *, pro-: ..r,o,. 'o':'; Z: n''s ~
CATERPILLAR TRACTOR
/ seven months ended July 81
Ne, prof, n2s7ss7 Hsss. $50
Shsrr earnings 81 "a ~ y
JulS profit ts22.1t2 ths,IU
REVERE CoPPER
So months ended June 30.
Net pr5nt S9ltf34 taea 2ss
Common share earrings 'sc sic
AItNINI LTD.
So months ended June 90.
Estimated ret IS 500 600 ,s 500 900
rNIo> BAG AND PAPER
Ne ''' rro f1'''' ussle uas =.
sis month, met net proht 1884. $40 no0. $40
share earnings 2lc SIC
GUIf. MOBILE AND OHIO
SIX months ended Jun. % 49,,
Ne, income s754 fo2 Nuss 7ss
June Jun met net ,2os $40 ,os5,7s
ASSOCIATES INVESTMENT
SIX months ended June 30
1919 1912
SCI prot. $685. o5t 81 las, ios
Per common share ti.f3 81
RrIss-wBIGHT
Year ended December ~
~., income $40 i3t SIS t2s fi7.Si3
Common share earn sli5 s5is
COMMERCIAL CREDIT
SD months ended June 81
Ne, rrofr 13.2si ota 81 So7 3Sa
common share earn slSt SIS
DaYTo> powLR AID LIGHT
Twelve mos. income 81 32e 945 81. sis 2s5
WEBSTER EIsENLOHR
Quarter ended June SO;
;e;5 -jsS :55fs sis2 ~ saa ss So
sorrHrR> NATURAL GAS
Twelve months ended June 30; "
Ne, income 81 SOC 22i 81 ST. 54s
Snare earnings ~ 50 81 ~
BENEFICIAL INDt sTRIAL LOAN
SIN months ended June 90.
Common share tSTF- afo-
OKLAHOMA CAS- And ELECTRIC
si1 months ended June %
1853 1872
Ne, income 81 0A 7o7 S7ss 900
CELANF>E CoRP.
Six months ended lurs 20
Common ,snins, Si57 Ii1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
The Realities Catch Up With SeIecfve Service

he catching with
shifting industrial mining and
military and fighting tends 10
nempo young production Of goods and
concerned
This obvious fact becouded by imperfect statistics OF
dweIt expanding
but evidently adequate offsets for the normal
civilian industries being killed Off
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Big Board DeIists
Cons. Coal Preferred

NEW YORK Aug 1s-Ncw
York Stock Exchange has stricken
from listing and registration Con
>oldsuor Coal co 3 per cent
preferred stocR Dealings IN stock
ere suspended June Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Earnings

AMER. AGRICtITI RAJ CHEMICAL
Fisca year ended June 80.
1888 iatz
Net profi - 024 azs 81 so1 lnl
snare sarnInCs - y u ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
RENFRE COPPER

So months ended June 30.
1919 ip47
Net profit Splt434 taea 2aS
Common share earrings tbc sic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
AIIMINIM LIN

So months ended June 80.
1913 1912
Estimated ret IS 500 900 50 500, 900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

RINEFIGAL. INDt STRIAL LOAN
SIN months ended June 90
1919 1917
-a~~i-- r.4f,i--------Go 1000 COS " III 22l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Recalls Foch Visit

Councilman currently is the
hottest thing on the banquet cir
cult. Last night we were out at
Philadelphia with him for The
annual baseball writers banquet.
he had them turning somer-
. saults there, too.
But we are getting away
from this story. 1t seemed 10 me
that Councilman inspired Walker
really 10 dig back into the gfam-
orouS years that used to be.
i was eating up every word.
II must have been good. too. be-
cause he started with only four
of US listening and when he WAS
rounding the turn and going into
the home stretch his audience
had Burris Jenkins. that great
cartoonist for the Hearst news
papers; Henry McLemore. Sid
FEEDER Jack Mcmahon. all splen-
did writers; Art Flynn of the
Sporting News. George Raft.
Bill Stern and a few others
bending ears.
Dapper as ever. and with
personality that still can hypno-
tie people. Walker was talking
about the end Of the last war
and a parade they held.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
BY HAROLD KAHL

II the 1913 total of Minnie Sack
erman'S Fanatorium Majors is an
indication of what may be ex-
pected in the annual state tourna-
ment. opening in Jackson tomor-
row, Detroit women may as well
grid themselves 10 pass the title 10
this Grand Rapids team
The Majors rolled this series,
the highest for women in Grand
Rapids, or Western Michigan for
that matter, in a match against
the Foley's mems five They COM
bined games Of 929. 933 and l112.
the latter being one of the highest
in the nation this season. They
had only u misses.
Marie Boluyt was the leader
with 246-220 in Col. Mrs. Sacker-
man, secretary Of the state associ-
alton, was next with a 248 finish
for Clio. Marian Ladewig had POS
in 579, Martha Roberts, 235 in sos
and Margaret Boule. 200-20l in
55S. Incidentally. the men were
beaten by BAL pins with a 263Z
total.
Seven Detroit teams will be
among those launching the state