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Evening star., 1943-05-26

File-Gen. Office Clerks,
Typing and shorthand not required; can
use both experienced and inexperienced; !;
or 6 day week. Box 465-R, Star.
Evening star., 1943-05-26

AA0 AA0SAS0 . ~ L,
Four hours per day, five days per week,
81 per hour, ase 20 to 80: neat appear
ing. white, to call on homes and record
National 1894, to Z.
Evening star., 1943-05-26
HELP WoAEA.
TYPISTS
LADY. HOURS g TO /

For addressing envelopes ut night, on piece
6aS1s; easy addressing from type cards
Evening star., 1943-05-26

MATTRESSES AND FOUN-
TAIN GIRLS (LIGHT COL
ORDED); GOOD HOURS,
GOOD SALARY, ALSO
MEALS. APPLY EXECU-
TIVE PHARMACY, 900 PA.
AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1943-05-26
HELP WOMEN.
MAID %25
MARKER.

FOR PVT. HOME: UPSTAIRS WORK AND
SERVING; NO COOKING. NO LAUNDRY
| LIVE IN. CO. $3.50.
Evening star., 1943-05-26

SALESLADIES for dress
shop. 3415 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1943-05-26

Girl, white, for dry-cleaning dept; $40
Apply Pioneer Laundry. 920 Rhode Island
Evening star., 1943-05-26

COLORED COUNTER GIRL
Venezia Cafeteria, 1857 10Th st. NV
Evening star., 1943-05-26

SWITCHBOARD OPERA
TOR, white, experience not
essential. Apply Park Lane
Apts., 21st and Pa. ave. NV,
or call RE. 1400.
Evening star., 1943-05-26

ICOLORED MAID FOR
LADY'S DEPT. PERMA-
NENT POSITION. YOUNG
MEMS SHOP, 1919 F ST.
NV.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

10 studies Of academies and army
regulations.
Weed-end and overnight passes
are given in the same ratio as
those issued in regular army
rap,nc
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

Di'trihuted by RlnE Fea'ursp syndiea,e. Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Vis(ount Gort
Badly Injured
jim Malta Raid
Severely Burned Saving
Gasoline Drum Fired
During Attack by Axis

LONDON, Jan. 16 (UP).-Field
Marshal Vincent Gort, commander
in chief of Malta, is in London
partly because he was seriously
burned in an air raid while helping
10 save gasoline from a burning
oil depot. il was understood today.
Gort. one of the great heroes OF
the last war in which nc won the
Victoria Cross and four other
medals for extraordinary personal
bravery under fire. ran from his
government house TO aid in rolling
undamaged drums from the depot.
One of the drums slipped and
was set ablaze as 1t burst at ms
feet.
A misguided soldier turned a
hose on Gort as the flames started
10 envelop HIM. the Daily Tele-
graph said, which intensified the
blaze.
Gort led the British Expedition
AIRY Force in France. lie was sent
10 command Gibraltar, when II
looked as If that fortress might
be attacked, and then he went on
10 Malta in the heroic island ;
darkest days.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Thrills for Co-eds

Goods are thrilled by the mill
tary scene, and the civilian male
student is seriously considering
Joining the forces 10 attain the
right 10 wear silver and gold bars
such as the 800 officers now on
the campus are sporting.
Four hundred enlisted men are
training at the u. Of NJ, They
follow the pattern Of the soldiers
Of West Point.
They parade 10 classes by squads
with a tough officer barking com
mands. They are subjected 10 all
the rules Of military life and spend
only one minute between classes.
Billeted at the Michigan Union
the enlisted men may not use the
telephone or leave the premises
Their spare time must be devoted
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Plan Shdkeup
In State Troops
By DON GARDNER

LANSING Jan. IA reorgan.
ization of the Michigan state
troops. with Brig. Gen. Thomas
Colladay Of Flint as commander.
was announced today by Gov
Harry F. Kelly.
In making his announcement.
Kelly paid tribute 10 the officers
and men of the troops, but ex-
pressed dissatisfaction with its
command and control" He said
ne had given orders 10 General
Colladay 10 completely reorganize
the troops into divisional com
mand.
Il am convinced that. while
the officers and enlisted men
are OF high grade and the
smaller units show proficiency I'm
drill and training generally, the
present organization a. to com
mand and control is not appro-
pirate for its most efficient
functioning," he said.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Splitting Dentist
Faces Eviction

Or. Eugene Boiler, 35, 81. Clair
Shores dentist faced eviction Sat
urday from the Shores Theater
Building, Mack avenue, at Nine
Mile road for allegedly persisting
N splitting on the floors.
Action was brought by owners
of the building, who ask his lease
he Cancelled or that a permanent
injunction forbid him to spit.
The case was taken under ad-
viSement by Circuit Judge James
.E. Spier. a decision is expected
Monday.
Doctor Boiler, after being Jailed
three hours last summer, paid a
$50 fine when Judge Spier found
him guilty Of violating a tempo
rary injunction designed to curb
MS SittinC.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Money to Loan
! Small Loan Licenses

FOR FRIENDLY loan service see Associ
atfs Pan Corporation
63Z &ACCABEFS BLDG TF l-tsT1
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Missing RCAF Filler
Now Presumed Dead

Pilot Officer Robert Samuel
MHihauScr, q. son of Mrs. S. A.
Mulhauser, POS Highland avenue
missing on June L, 1912
after an Allied bombing raid over
Germany, now is officially pre-
.Sumed 10 be dead the Royal Cana
dian Air Force headquarters al
Ottawa Ont, reported today.
Rejected IN this country because
of low blood pressure, Mulhauser
enlisted in the RACE in Septem.
Der, 1910 His mother is teacher
AT the Barbour intermediate
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
M Campus Takes Appearance Of Huge Military Camp

The following Is the first
instalment of a short series
Of articles on Michigan Col
leges at War"
Mondays instalment will
deal with the vital part played
In the war effort by Michigan
State College.
Don't miss this series In
The Detroit Times. II will
open your eyes 10 the i'm
portant role that college
students and the colleges
themselves play In the battle
for the defeat of the Axis.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Hundreds Of Men
in Uniform Get
Special Instruction
Time. star Correspondent,

ANN ARBOR. Jan. 16.-The
University of Michigan campus is
swiftly assuming the appearance
Of a huge military camp 10 meet
the nations needs for all-out war
effort.
Student claSsrooms, living quar-
ters. meeting places and social
rooms are being filled with sol
diers. marines and naval officers
who are receiving special instruc'
ton in military science.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

AUTO LOANs-Cars, house traners. trucks.
boats. cash while YOU wait. Lloyd x
Fast. Inc, 3040 Grand Blvd Ma. O142
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Thousands Toll
AT Can Pickup
In Spite Of Snow
28o Trucks MobiIized
10 Assist Volunteers;
,ooo-Ton Goa Set

Despite a heavy blanket Of snow
and traffic difficulties. 280 trucks,
$40 workmen and thousands OF
willing tin salvage volunteers
worked Saturday 10 bring in snow
covered "t.n mountains in De-
.troits fourth tin collection drive.
The goal OF the drive was set az
1000 tons. and although no actual
figures we're available late Sat-
urday, II Rich Thompson. salvage
superintendent Of the department
Of public works. said the pace Of
the collecting truck fleet indicated
the total tonnage might exceed
the last collection figure OF 500
tons.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Soldiers Following
Pattern Of Cadets
at West Point

become students of the school
and the civilian male population
will disappear before the end Of
next summer,
Pioneering in the use OF schools
as training center is tho army's
Judge advocate school which has
already one class of graduates
/ TO itS credit.
Other branches Of the service
using the university as a training
center are: Amy and navy en-
gineers, army and navy medical
officers, vs. navy pilots and army
CPT pilots.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
ARMY ENLISTED MEN MARCHING TO ANGEL HALL
Photo nv Times stan Photographer

formed by the war department
Saturday Four other fiers were
killed and five officers and men
survived when the ship caught
fire as it fell in an attempted
takeoff.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Agriculture Deputy Named

LANSING, Jan. 16.-Comnis-
sioner of Agriculture Charles Figy
today announced the appointment
of Clarence L. Bolander OF Lapeer
as his deputy. Bollander, former
public relations director for the
Michigan Milk Producers Associa-
ton succeeds Lawrence J. O'NeilL
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

Auto Loans
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Michigan Filler Dies
In Kansas Air Crash

KALAMAZOO. Jan. is staff
SGT Robert Grace was killed in an
aWplahe crash az me Sahna. Kan
AIR base. relatives here were in
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Nurses Training

Nurses will shortly begin train
ing for service under an order IS
sued by the surgeon general OF
the army. Housing facilities are
now being arranged for the first
contingent Of women. who Will
study at the University Hospital
Meanwhile university authori-
ties express guarded hopes that
the school viii be selected as a
training site for army and navy
personnel under the college reserve
plan.
Should this come 10 pass, Al
least 1000 uniformed men Will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-03
Auto
Graphs
Subeontractine Gains
as War Production
Steps Up IFS Pace
BY SILER FREEMAN

Subcontracting has b @ c m G
m art with the automotive in
dustry generally and especially
with General Motors. Suppliers
were tried and tested long be-
fore the war started and much
OF the mass production tech
nioue in the automobile days
was based on this device,
But It mas been improved
upon and extended since the
United States entered the var
ana tf1c- industry WIS s-l+ed-te
perform near-miracles of pro-
ducuon All agree that il could
not have been accomplished
without extending >subcontract-
ing 10 new heights.
II saved building thousands
Of new facilities, avoided over
expansion bY prime contractors,
spread employment and Speehed
carly production Of vitality
needed war goods. II has not
yet reached us limits. Most
prime contractors have Irrews
on tho road constantly looking
for competent subGontractorS
with facilities 70 handle add
tional work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-03
Syndicate Buys
School Bonds

A syndicate including IT. Y.
Sattlcy & Co Inc. Grouse. Ben
nett, Smith & Co. and Miller
Kcnowcr &, Co has purchased an
issue Of S265 O00 1913 rcfundlng
bonds datnd LulA1 1913 of school
district No Lake Township.
Maconb County ~ premium
OF ST The district covers The
northern half Of Tho Village Of 81.
Clair Shores and operates the
Lake Shore High School.
Proceeds Of the sale. together
with S25 900 cash on hand N sink
ing funds VII be used 10 call for
redemption on Sept !, 1913, all
outstanding 1897 refundinG bonds,
Series A, B, c and p, due July
!. 1867.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-03
Send Machines, Too

/NisitinE tho Buffalo aircraft
plants Of Chevrolet this week,
We found activity N one depart
ment. with m hines beng
moved out and ncW ones stand
Ing by. waiting 70 bc put IN the
FlaFeE- Of lha- 4.1hGt&- Ono al the
Top executives was asked what
was gong on.
"Oh, we've found another
subcontractor to get out some
Of the smaller parts" M OK
planned I'VE build UP "A stock
pile Of parts, d ism antle the
machine and send II down 10
the new Supplier ~ that he
doesn't waste any time In get
ting into production 4"
Until the neW Subcon'racior
gets under WAY the company
has par, IN hand 70 continue
its output. The machines arc
SpcCdcl t0.trc.r new destination
and production is almost un-
interrupted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-03
Learn New Methods

The technique ~ subConfraC'-
irc We not an easy ono "a IRON
out Wilson revealed
Many subCnntraCtorS proved
10 be unfamiliar with the close
fitS. the rigid standards and
even the hard SteelS used In
ordnance work, lust a. the diyi-
sion> themselves had been I'M
familiar az the beginning too.
Frequently, IN the case Of the
smaller supplicrs. and even Of
some 81 the big ones, they had
10 learn 10 adapt their methods
10 the requirements Of volume
production.
I'm NAM cases ON divisions
furnished them with machines
To round out their production
lines. They bought their ma
tcrials and tested them In many
gineerihg and even production
assistance.
And this is tho teamwork
which is currently producing at
the rate OF 100000 a day
for GM.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-03
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan ou. ere, L. no.
st.es Reds IS Is, few high as So; Illinois
bu hskts Yellow Transparents, u. s. No.
/. pin. min, SO rs; e. s. utility. s3g 3 rs.
APRICoTs- California 24-lo' Tugs Roy
ais best S4.50 poorer lower.
BEANS Blu hampers Maryland Plenti.
fuls S24225. Valentines fair. s29275
BLUEBERRIEs-North Carolina cult.
waited, cellophane wrapped. 30 y a5c per
pint Alabama cultivated, cellophane
wrapped 2oc PER pint, 40c per q,
CABBAGE-canada crates, 40 lbs, 81
cANTALouPEs- Salmon meats. Car.
jbo 3ss 81 1905 joo. ass. S7.75Hs much
stock all sizes. fair condition. So 5; ART
zons joo and as SO 80, jbo. 36s 10
ass ordinary 10 fair s4Gs.
HoNEYBALLs-Joo %: and ASS $3.50:
sd 9s, S3.75a4. few $3.50; i2s 81 few
CARRoTs-L A er,s., s-doz. bchs..
s. so, few fair to generally good. S323Y
3 rs, Arizona y crts., clipped tops. 30;
Texas 50-lb sacks. topped. washed, few
81 40 hg bskts,, 81 90.
CELERY California pascal. IS doz..
SIS so Michigan doz bchs.. med. sl3s;
Canada 5, crts small sizes. fair. 81.
CHERRIES Oregon. Washington faced
Bings So fair. 50 20 y 3 50. untaced, IL
los CORN F:;r Oklahoma stsSa Y Yeilov s.. 90
CUCUMBERs North Carolina bu.
bskts ean45O; fair, S30 3 IS; Maryland
hest IS. fair 20 generally good. 50. 80 y 4;
Indiana Hothouse bskts 2-doz. extra
fancy. Sf2j: fancy 81 No Is, 50 so q
GRAPES California display Jugs.
Thompson seedless. S6.25as50
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crts Icsbsrgs
California. Salinas Dist. ass. IS 81 n 3. 50
Idaho &-5s. generally good So So fair, s5S
poor 70 ordinary SO.
ONIONs--California yelloVs generally
good quality. medium, SO 03.
PEACHES-Georgia = bu hskts, ~
inches. 50 5oG3.75; some s3n325; Ia
inches up. SO so; few 50 Golden JuhIlees.
i. 10 Is, inches up, $50 IS: Hale
Havens bu, bskts.. Pinch min, 81: flh-|
nois Red Birds. s. No. !, 70 "a
inch min 81 50T5
PEPPERS Louisiana hu hampers Cau.I
fornia Wonders medium ~ 'srgs, 81 50.
Wonders large SO 50
POTATOES loo-lo sacks California
Long Whites. T. S No. size A A.35 y |
SIS, T. : Comm size 8 Ndi.li:
fair 81 75n3 50, o. No Extra.
St55H4 s. North Carolina Coholers. Y.
: No. g. S3H325 MOST, 50 ehoving
decay lover Trumphs Lousians Ar
l. No 81 i572 r.
TOMATOES fo-b reperts medium.
q i0T 2.lh. repscks iues 50 H0'house
s-lh bsk's Ohi0 Ucd 81 80 small sire,
- original uss 80 gresn.
f-f-- AF-A-t-iff4+f4s ---1, i--4e4 -e242 axh and
larger - 6N7 $50 ripe N25
WATERNELONS Georgia FLORIDA, psr
7f0 aoe mostf, 7sn 80 so ~ sl20;
% irS 81 eo1i 10. Cunsr queens 20
ins 40tI Soc - lbs SOC Texas Tom
Watsors. % Pos g So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-03
Cattle Prices
Here Steady;;
VedIerS Up 81

Prices on some classes Of live
stock made, substantial gains at
the Detroit StnckpardS while
others did nor derive much from
a steady basis Most advance was
Conceded L. l-..l .---s..l 44-4---A4.4a
of which closed m what threat
oned to become a top-hcayy posi-
ton.
CATTLE W4e. "a as+al.la- Feea.,.tF aAn.
Total receipts ot 'a'te we've nsiderably
less than 81, received a week ear e.. but
me decrease in,te'ume did not nertht the
red steer and he1er trade Both classes
closed A. unehangrA-rev~-s Local Killer
demand remained A. a ioW enh throughout
The week. leaving outsiders ana shippers 10
supply mos Of The Ub}tnE pnNerr-
Cows closed no work stra-v ~ ESQ
hsher In what appeared 90 be forced ad-
vance. due Do scarcity more tnan % any
other factor The steer TOP az SIS ~ was
paid early m the week for good ~ choice
l0iO-Ih. western trrabeIt offerings and
some good grade fed steers and warnings
-e6FnAa 50 = ..>
good kinds Sl3 500 - 30 ana common down
In -GcaSS TAT s6R-l n stecrs hrought
AI4 So No METERS eligible ~ good or
nh CHER grading were 0Hcfed most 81 The
-T1r7rrr rr71 rrrr1 TrTvtrrE Etr1rs- Srr down
from Slf so 20 NlZ and 10 low
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-03
Federal Taxes
HIN City Up

Federal taxes collected in De-
troit during the first six months
Of 1913 total S732 S65.O31, a
S1S9.149,77S increase over the
same period in 1912, Internal Rev
enue Collector Giles Kavanagh re-
ported today
That more persons are en-
ployed and incomes arc greater
was reflected in Kavanagh's dis
closure that social security taxes
tins year 20 date amount 10 So. =
$4,000, compared with 1884, 600
last year.
OF the S732 SOS 03l total. in
come taxes account for $3.50, 266,
95i, kavanagh said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-03

where he spent J. years As actu-
AIRY and deputy commissioner Of
insurance on July l. lals hc
accepted a position aS treasurer
and ac'Iary Win Michigan Nu-
'ual lie later became secretary
and treasurer. and was elected a
director IN 1872 10 succeeded
the late = " a. F!tlsInn1ons As
president IN 1896
\ banquet and party arranged
hN officers and department heads
honorlnC Otto, was held az the
+ 4 {.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-03
HOGS RECOVER

HOGS Weeks salaole receipts $50.
Hogs sold of early in the week in keep
Ing with general downturn a. practi-
caily marketing centers However. there
was enough recovery later 10 leave good
snc choice butchers $50 ms up steady 10
l5c higher than late las, week Lighter
offerings finished steady 10 Csc up. while
sows and stays were little changed. Late
sales of $50 300 10. hogs were largely at
81 sen Is 90. top sls snaringy Most
good sows finished AZ Si2 IS n ~ 81. few
hest lghtwelgh 70 S12 rs and sii was
a popular price for stays on the weeks
tral session
SHEEP-Weeks salahle receipts .02S.
Price changes IN the sheep house were
gnimportant and the consist Of this weeks
supply clearly indicated, ard inhetween
season in which top grades were virtually
0ut Of the picture Odd head OF choice
spring lambs made SIS. and a larger num-
her averaging % lbs brought Sii SIS. some
TAT old crop shorn lambs and yearlings
turned a. $3.50 l3 50, with Gull common
and medium grassy shorn lambs from
SsGSl2 common 70 choice ewes bulked
AT So so n :. so, culls S4n5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-03
BULLS Up IS CENTS

There was scattering ~ good. native
and western cows al Sl2 . ~ - 80 with
odd head On the heifer type 10 SIP -,
But the bulk ~ beef cows brought $40 30
~ -. Gamers and cutters S7n 10 25 mostly
81 SOL 10. Bulls scored 80 n 75c advance
during the week Good sausage bulls
AE-,.sAt-Sl4z.l4 a. mad -.ts, > 50 "a
10. 10 cutter and common light bulls,
SO 80 \ II, and few Gamers down 20
So Medium IN good southues, steer calves
brought sl4 IS ~ is. and comparable hetfer
calves turned at Sif 1915. Common 10
medium steer and heifer calves cashed at
sii and some medium 690-725-lp. stock
ers sold a. Sl3 5Oql425
CALVEs-Week ~ salaple receipts 525.
Nealers advanced soc 10 81 in trade
That vas rather dependable throughout the
per!od--start1E with a soc advance Mon
day. after which additional gains resulted
In the fun upturn. The top OF $3.50 vas
paid Tuesday and retained on all later
sessions Closing sales OF good and choice
veslers were largely at $50 rs so COM
mon ana medium SIP SCR Is SO. mostly
Sl3 y -. with cuils down 10 50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-03
j. s. Guarantees
Farmers High
Prices for Corn

WASHINGTON. July 2 GNS)
The War Food Administration
today requiSitioned corn supplies
in p more elevators and guar
antecd farmers maximum prices
for an estim : g d 800 1000. 900
bushels of surplus corn 10 break
the holdbaCk Jam and save sorely
pressed war professors and
feeders.
The WA action supplemented
the requlSitioning last week Of
corn stocks IN 90 midWestern
terminal elevators -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-03
ADDED PAYMENT

II ceiling prices arc increased
on or before October 81 the
farmer viii receive supplemental
payment equal 70 tho difference
between the price he actually got
for his corn and the highest price
ceiling paid for the product during
the period
This plan. grain experts said IS
expected 10 eliminate the main
reason for farmers reluctance 10
move corn 10 market Most pro-
duccrS prefer 70 hold il on hopes
-of-- rising prices later IN tfte Fcaf.
Many fed The corn 10 their own
hogs and cattle rather than take
a ceiling price Of Sl.07 A bushel
Chicago basis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-03
Wheat
Displays
Weakness

CHICAGO, July ? GNS)-
Wheat was under pressure late
today and closed he se-eH
after losing early gains Of &c to
sc. Last prices were around the
low July finished lie of al Sl47a
Rye vas irregular in late deal
ingS July, which was strong
throughout closed 2i2c up az
Sl05i2. the high.
Oats closed &C 10 l2c lower
after ruling easy Prices were
sc 10 &c higher al one time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-03
BURY Biscuit Buys
Wafer Firm in N. Y.

NEW YORK. July . -Acquisi-
ton by BURY Biscuit Corp Of busi-
ness and assets of l.. NJ Peterson
Co, Inc Brooklyn wafer manu-
faCturer for q cash consideration
was announced by George W.
BURY. president Peterson COM
pany WAS established in 1900
Bury announced appointment Of
William Hoffman. long associated
with Peterson enterprise. as gen
eral manager of the Brooklyn
plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-03
PROTECT GROWERS

To remove any fear op/the part
Of farmers that prompt market
inGs might result ip/firancial sac
rlfce the WFA/.t took steps 10
protect Growep< who sell and de-
liver thcw/corn 10 country
elevator >acting as Commodity
Credit Corporation agent
Farmers Who furn in their VIZ
tally needed surplus stocks be-
tween July ] and August 10
inclusive VIII receive Immediately
The applicable ceiling price, WA
SAID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-03
Edison Building Men
Vote 10 Join Clio

Thc NLRB announced today
that building operations employees
Of the Detroit Edison co. voted
rs 70 80 10 boo represented by
tho Utility Workers Organizing
Committee CIO. and that crane
and elevator maintenance work
ers voted 10 10 o to continue
representation through the In
tcrnafonal Brotherhood Of Elcc-
trical Engineers. AFL.
Tho NLRB also announced that
Aluminium Corp Of America
plant protection employees voted
- 10 . 10 be represented by Local
ia. UAW-CIO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-03
Industry, Labor furnishing Tools for Victory

growing by constituents
the hour Of greatest need American industry and ahor
Having
popular prestige longer
political capital kicking during the
depression thrc Thus political
hhboehS based depression psychology,
definitely obsolete.
opposition bv obstructive
public apparently applies yardstlck labor
to corporations.
Seemingly public begun rebel against tho effort
standard morality for businessmen and
2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-03
Exposes dee Planning BY Government Is New

Dr. Alfred Haake economist idea planning
IS government Is by individuals is
that
he pointed out s not history records such efforts and
failed Chins
Han Ming III, people trying
the plan there do work
There policeman a police
checking policemen plain clothes detective watch
us Joseph planned
the Egyptians into slavery and ahct Docetan
hailed nv his subjects Roman but
planning finally Rome"
Congress. revolving from former rubber stamp role
should freedom
strengthen weaken tho United States war and
peace guidance and should place decisions
carefully gathered national bookkeeping rather than prejudice
anda
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-03
Gooderham & Worts
Manager Joins Navy

John + Finncran. general sales
manager Of Goodorham & Worts.
Ltd. has reported for active duty
as lieutenant { jCl in the United
States Naval Reserve. 4 fare
we'll dinner IN his honor was held
in the Statler Hotel in Detroit
District managers and homo office
officials were IN attendance.