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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-02
MINERS ARE
GOING BACK

PITTSBURGH, Pa. July 2.--It is
now estimated that less than one
fifth of the country's miners are
still out ON a strike.
The upsurge to go to work again
has been felt mainly in Pennsyl-
vania. the biggest coal producing
state.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-02
Housewives Must
Order Saturday
For Two Days

Housewives are reminded that
next Monday is holiday and
all stores will be closed. Orders
must be placed early tomorrow
morning or late this afternoon
to insure delivery and a
thorough cheek of needs should
be made to see that there will
be no shortages for Sunday and
Monday.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-02
PROBE IS
WELCOMED
BY JONES
Tells Com miftee 10 Go
Ahead, Investigate
Charges Made

WASHINGTON, July 2.-Secre-
tary of CONNER Jesse H. Jones,
formally told the House Rules Com
mittee he welcomes Congressional
investigation into the feud between
him and Vice President Henry A
Wallace over stockpiling of war
materials.
Asked by Representative Hamil-
ton Fish how he felt about an in
quiry into charges and counter
charges" the two have made, Jones
said.
It have said on two occasions |
welcome such an investigation.
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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-02
BLOCKING 4TH TERM

Farley did most of the talking.
He said that fourth term for
Roosevelt must be blocked "at all
costs otherwise the kind of de-
mocracy we inherited from Wash
ington and jefferson would be
Through" in the U.S.A.
Jim disclosed that surveys of sem
timent in various parts of tn e
country had convinced him that
most voters were in rebellious
mood against the Administration.
especially the farm belt. Roosevelt
definitely could be stopped at the
next convention, he said, if oppo-
sition forces at the convention we're
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DIMOUT TINES

) Dimout begins tonight .
, at sunset at l0:06 pm. .
, Dimout ends tomorrow .
, at sunrise at 1858 am. .
, Dimout begins Saturday at .
, sunset at 1905 pm. .
. -
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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
SEPT. %
4 YWCA
Branches
ToCeIebrdte 7

4 GOLDEN jubilee open house
= program Will be held in
the four branches Of the YWCA
Thursday continuing the cele-
bration Of its 50th anniversary
year.
Mrs. a. G. Fullenwider Is
general chairman of the days
program at the central branch.
WHICH will start at 8 a. m. and
end at midnight. A tea will be
held from , 10 $3.50 o'clock, and
activities TOR juniors will take
up most of the remaining after
noon period
A buffet supper will be fea-
tJired at $50 in the central
branch especially for women
war workers. A pool show Will
follow. after which a fashion
show directed by Miss Marie
Margaret Winthrop will be
given. Dancing VIII begin at
$ 80 o'clock.
Similar programs Will be- held
al the highland Park branch,
tho international Center and
the Lucy Thurman branch 10
which the public IS invited.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Junior Unit Of League
To Entertain IS Officers

The junior unu oi The League
ol Catholic Women VII hc
hostesses al a dance for - OFF,
GERS in the Jade Room az the
Detroit Leland Hotel next sat-
urday evening Bca IIofWebcr
VIII be Chairman
Officers from RumuluS Ar
Field Seliudgc Field, Crosse
He Naval AR Base. the Naval
Armory navy intelligence. air
corps procurement division De
troit ordinance division and the
University of Detroit army pnEI-
neerS will attend.
Assisting Miss IIofWeber W.iI
be Betty Anhut, Jo KeIm, Bar
hara Ddnahcy Jean LaJolc'
Virginia MarloWe Kay Me-
Lauchhn and lone Reuter-. Mary
Lou Gitrc is publicity chairman
Among the Junior League
members who plan 10 attend
The dance are Lorcto MorenI.
Helen Jones LIsbcth Lundy
Joan Van Antwerp Justine An
hut. MarGc Payne Rosemary
Quinn. Shulcyau Gibbs. Janet
Coleman Dode Lovely, Many
Janc GerbiG. Jane Oylcr Joan
Nnd.Sch and Marge Lovely
Bl-monlnlv dances are also
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Richard Grahams
Reside in St. Clair

MIR AND MRS. RICHARD
GRAHAM are residing in ST.
Clair, Mich, following their rc-
cent marriage in the TrumbuII
Avenue Presbyterian Church
Mrs Graham was Miss Betty
Ann Mellen. daughter of Nj
and Mrs. John Mellen of stan
ton avenue.
Miss Ruth Mellen. sister Of
the bride was maid of honor
and Misses Marguerite and
Gwendolyn Mellcn were brides
maids
Nancy Little was flower Gll
and Vincent Johnston WAS hc-I
man. Harold DowSwcll and
Fred McGlennan were uShel~
Following a reception IN the
home Of the brides parents, Mr
AlrS Graham spent a brief time
IN New York CITY.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Civic Pride
Lists 3 Biz
Speakers

TIiE FIRST fall meeting Of The
Civic Pride Association Of
Greater Detroit Will be held
"Wednesday at > p. m. Book
Cadillac Hotel in the reception
room.
Harry Shcarcr of the Board
of Commerce viii address the
group on National Fire Preven-
lion Week. Mayor Edward J.
Je1rIes, Frank Isbey of the
war savings division of Michi-
gan and Warren W. Bow are
also ON the program. Mr.. Isbey
VIII present pins 10 members of
the organization for their work
m the sale of bonds.
Mrs. Cyril Day president, viii
announce committees for the
coming year at the board meet
ing at 1870 a. m. at the same
place Wednesday.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Harp Club Fetes
Many Masters

MISS MARY MASTERS was
guest of honor at a farewell
party given Friday evening by
members Of the Michigan Harp
Club at the home of Mrs. JOY
Girard. Miss Masters has re-
ceIved a scholarship to the Uni
verSity OF Michigan.
The next regular business
meeting Of the club will be held
oct , at Sis p. m. at the home
Of Miss Velma Froude
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Mrs. Cyndr
Goes Back
To College

ENSIGN AND AIRS. Wal
II TER p CYNAR are ON
their wedding trip in the East
following their wedding AT So
MichacrS Church in MuskcCon.
Mrs. Cynu is The former Anti
'ncttc ElcrSky, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Anton Ezcrsky Of
MuSkcgou Heights. and the
bridegroom is the son of me
Andrew Cynars of Canid ave
nue..
The bride. who was given IN
marriage by her father, wore a
white marquiSette gown fash
ioned with heart-Shapcd neck
line. fitted bodice and sleeves
that extended in points over her
hands. The full skirt had in
sets Of lace in the train Her
bouquet was OF white gladloH
and white orchids.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
To Join Husband in Utah

Mrs. { Goodwin Jennings H.,
who has been the guest of AIr.
and Mrs. John &. Garrcl~ Jr
for week. left Monday 20 stay
Tor a time with Dr and Ms
AlphouS JennInE, IN Detroit AZ
the termination of her visit WITH
them, she VIII continue 20 Utah
10 ION her husband
Ned Anderson. grandson ot
Mrs. Frederick +. Anderson. left
Monday for The BRUNSWICK
School in Greenwich Conn,
where he teaches,
L. James Murray ~ 'le
Rcmulu> Air Field has gone 'o
Lowry Field. Colo. During his
absence Mrs. Murray VIII be- in
Buffalo, N y visiting her
family
In accordance with an annual
custom Nj and Mrs Albert =
LoHIic entertained the grand
COmmandcry Of the knights
Temp.er- and their wives Satur-
day. Outdoor Came~ and SpOrl
We're taa order az fHe afternoon
With dinner being served n thy
Parish House Of ST. James
Ch.rCnfo g. guest, Later tnct
returned o The L1~uc home
for bridge.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Tenczas 10 Live
In Long Beach

PETTY OFFICER CT
JOSEPH J. TENCZA, USN, and
Mrs TencIa are making their
home in Long Beach following
their recent marriage here. Mrs.
Tcncza Is the former Mar
guerte Schroeder. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. George l.. Ternes
of W. Grand Blvd. and Mir.
Tencza Is tho son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Tencza Of Edwards
vile. Pa.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
INTRODUCING

JOEL. MARSHALL SIIBERBLATT. born Aug. 25 to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold 5. Sberbatt Betty Rose).
SHARON PATRICIA SULLIVAN. born Aug. 2S to Mr.
and Mrs. Merle j. Sullivan Marjorie Kuing).
LYNN DIANNE CONNOLLY. born Aug. 80 to Avia-
ton Cadet and Mrs Leonard T. Connolly. Minnie Lou
Banes)
WILLIAM JOSEPH SCHECTER. born Sept. to Mr.
and Mrs. Karl Schecter Constance Maierl
MAX SCHLING III. born Sept. to Mr. and Mrs
Max Schling Jr. of New York City dorothy Tony.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Hamilton Herbert S
Engagement Revealed
Continued from Page Two)

cottage Beach into the early part Of the
week Fisher from Washington for few days
and took them back.
Capt Walter Briggs Jr. Arny Air Force who is stationed
Patterson Field Dayton O., paid his surprise visit
flying up Wednesday flying back back Thursday ls
N-n nd oh arc DAYTON.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Garden Talk Set
At Women S Club

A TEA will be given by the
Wayne Women's Club WedneS-
day afternoon at ! AS o'clock at
the Anthony Wayne School A
talk on school gardens will be
featured on the program.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
King S Daughters
Meeting Sc pt. "a

THE FULTON CIRCLE or
KINGS DAUGHTERS viii hold
IT'S regular meeting Sept - at
J 80 o'clock at the Women.s
City Club.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Night B0z00r
10 edtuLe
Next Session


I'VE FIRST salad bridge Of 'he
4 season sponsored by tho
afternoon division OF tne S.
James service League sept g
WI have us a feature d delica-
lessen and baked goods sale w-
der 1hc direction OF Mrs Whit
rrl sawyer Assisting herVl.i oe
Nlr> HJguIk Thompson, Mrs.
Don Sw,a Mrs. II. & l.. Jack
son. ANA Mrs. +. 7. GrelqIc.
ON DC, L. the Evening SEW
ice League VIII feature q dinner
and bazaar Mrs Ben tarpou-
ter wl have charge Oh the
Cinnct and Mrs Don Baldwin
tickets au5 publicity
Mr., p Alien Macomber has
returned rom a short 'Dp 10
Nantucket Mas, where She
Went 10 attend the marriage on
Fraay u. her sister. Louise
Dell daughter ot MAJ and Mrs
Is X. Dell no It. lri Edward
MaCDuht.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19

given b> thc Junior League fWr
enlisted men Thcsc dances are
held ln Tie ballroom of the
League Activity Building TINS
SUNDAY the dance VIII bc dedi-
Gated 10 the air corps men
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Churn Own Butter in Glass Jars

victory garden plentiful all the gardeners
bernoanng the scarcity of butter
However them have found solution to The problem
Tho, are churning' their by the
aborous process shaking the cream in glass fruit lsrs
Mrs Bernard of the ParkSone, gives what She
shaking parties She and her guests chun The
hullNr in sla,s they chat
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
MESDAMF
Going 10 Monroe

Gong 20 the House Of the
Divine Child in Monroe are John
Krave, Peter Payettc and Pa
rick ODonncll. grandchildren of
Dr and Mrs. - II ODonncll.
Mrs. David & Finley gave a
tea Tuesday for Mrs Thomas Is
Conncllan. who, with her son
Thomas JI has been the guest
for 10 days of her motncr-ln-
law Mrs William Comedian 1t
Thomas Comedian has also been
his mother S guest bat returned
Monday 10 Charleston : &.
Upon leaving here Mrs Con
nellan viii go on 10 Ashland
ONO. 10 visit her mother Mr.
Lyman DoerTrr before Ia}u,nirg
ITO her home DO Charleston
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
In Pastel Shades

Miss Helen Cynar. maid OF
honor, wore pastel yellow
froCk with matching hat and a
mixed garden bouquet The
bridesmaids were the Misses
Bea lynda, Victoria Bloniarl
and Helene kOluoW>kI. They
were dressed IN pastel shades
with matching hats and carried
gladioli.
Alfred CNnar was his
brothers best man, Seating tho
guests were Alex Loyka and
Chester Walanln
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Mothers Wear Corsaees

Mrs. Ezcr>ky chose a gray
print Smt for her daughtCr $
wedding and Mrs. Cynar.
mother Of the bridegroom, Wore
light blue crepe ensemble.
Both mothers wore CorSagc
bouquets of mixed flowers.
When the bridal pair return
from their wedding trip. En-
sign Cynar will report at his
new post at Yorktown. ". Va.
and Mrs. Cynar will resume her
studies at Western Michigan
College Ensign Cynar is a
graduate of Western Michigan
College where he was a mem
ber Of Sigma Tau Gamma fra
teTnIty.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Joins Her Husband

Mis- John g. Wright Ua> left
e. spend The remainder of this
month lu BROOKLYN " s. with
her husband. IT, Cmdr. Wright
who is stationed ~ Shcep>hcad
Bay During her absence. Mrs.
Donald g. DenniSon OF Grand
Rapids viii occupy her home,
Halcyon Place. Mrs. pernl-
sons daughter. Sally, is spend
Ing the winter at the NrIght
home.
Nh and Mrs Edmund G.
IoWric, accompanied hy Dr and
Mrs. David Groff of Wyandotte.
left Wednesday for TWO weeks
"trip TO New orleans and Biloxi
Mrs. Kenneth Knowles. Mrs
Lowrie's mother. VIII stay IN
their home while they are away
Mrs Kenneth Laub. who
living in Atlanta, Ga spent a.
few days on the Island as The
guess of Mr.. and Mrs Duncan
J McNsbb In her honor Mrs
Daniel Agnew entertained on
Friday al luncheon and bridge
for the following
MESDAMEe
Nyror Nrsfe WBIte Johnson
Robert Alexander Duncan MLA-hh-
RAJ m101 Iay James Miller
Be-. r.amiu Weiuu kruest stAu'au
Connie Lee Stanton daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Stanton
Is spending some time IN Ann
Arbor as the guest of her grand
mother, Mrs. Warren Blauvelt.
Joining the ranks OF the girls
leaving for college this month
was Katie Corbctt who left
Tuesday 10 return 10 NaryliIe
In 81. Louis for her Junior year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Square D Sales
To Exceed 1912

Sales of Square d Co. in the
first quarter were somewhat larger
than in the corresponding period
of 1912. the total approximating
volume handled in the December
quarter last year. F. w. Magin,
president. said at the annual meet
ing. 1t appears that volume for
whole Of 1943 should exceed 1912
sales of S39. 349, 044, he said.
Stockholders voted to reduce au-
thorized preferred stock to 17450
shares. thereby canceling 1850
shares retired last June 80 through
operation of retirement fund into
which not less than 5 per cent of
net profit is paid each year.
Directors at later meeting au-
thoriZed purchase of redemption of
an additional 1.450 shares this
year. Approval also was voted by
the stockholders of employe retire
ment plan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Detroit Produce

APPLEs-Mich bu. crts., L. r. No 4.
2iEin. min. unless otherwise stated. Nc
TO generally good. s2a2.26; Northern spys.
50 rs 3 fair 10 generally good. $40 81
few fine quality high as 81 7sq3 so; steele
Reds. S3a3 50; ". Y. eastern crts. Rons
Beoutys. U. 8. No. !. 2a-n. min, 81 IS;
wash. box Delicious fancy s6.i25s, $50
80: extra fancy st-i33s, So 75ht7s;
Wash HI bskts winssaps, ~ in. min.
comb. extra fancy and fancy. 81 80.
fancy. s5@55o; few best So poorer
lower extra fancy, tS2bdST5: looss
stock. medium, 10 large. best. s.. 80. ordi-
nary 10 fair. 81 25@5.
AVoCADos- fisu Fuertss 7o-74S
81 f5d2 70: ripe stock lower, fair qualtH
2o-3os s2iSd2.3s.
BEETs-Tsx. y crts. 3-dor. bchs.. h.sts
s275
50 81: Calf l. A. oru round. $500
ARROTs-Cslifornis. Los Angeles erts-.
s-do1 75n3oo. Arizona 81. bu. bskts
clipped tops. 81 Texs' Los Angeles crts,
s,d0,. eeh.. ,o!'' bq&sss'' ne7a'i
cAuLiFLowER-c.ni~&is pony er.s.
cELERY-FIords 10" cri,. trimmed
tops. individually washed. Golden Heart-
t-ios. Si75; ks, 50 756i; Pascal zee.
cUcUMBERs- Hothous. Indiana boxes,
1-dox. ks. 81 IS: extra fancy. 81 ss97t
81 so di.6o Ohio bskts. 2i-3os. 50 so;
cartons dol extra fancy 81 Fiorida
bu bskts, fancy, $50: choice, ss9s50i
large, IS: plain. 81
GRAPEFRUiT-Fiorid wire bound eoses
comb. grade. white. all sizes. s31 3.7si
Texas Marsh seedless, comb. grade. an
sizes. wire bound boxes. So so n 3 90: std
boxes. $40; Marsh Pinks. std. bo1oA.
81 55nse3
LETTUlE-Los Angeles erts. Iceberg
Arizona<all section, as dor s6.70uo.sf.
LEAF LETTUCE-Hothouse. lo-lb. bskis.
Ohio. Mich, $50.
MUsHRooMs-ohio. pins. 22h a27hei
Mich. ats. few so II 55c.
ONIONs-Tsyas 5o.lb sacks yellow Ber-
mudas S3.2sn 3.33; yellow boilers, 50 33i
Crystal White wax. 34s; white boilers
ONION PLANTs-Texss crates. 80 bun-
dies. yellow and white. 50.
ORANGEs-California standard boxes
nsvels, 1927. all sizes: Florida wire bound
A.25a4.e0 No 2 grade, 50 75nt; y box
bags. combination grade, sl7og2, few
PEARs-oregon boxes D'Anjous. fancy.
All sizes. H.75atso: fancy All Sizes
PEPPERs-Florids ~ blu crates. Call.
fornia Wonders. si2, few higher
TAToEs-i0o-lb. sacks, Maine. eerti.
stock. size, $l.75: large size. $500
SO
BALLOTS Louisiana barrels, fair 20
good. s13.25ai5. so, crates, doz, $50
$40; 8 dor, S375.
pack Sos; cartons, ] doz.. oellophsns
bags, washed spinach, 10 doE., si.75, IA
or, 81. 75T1.e5: Is or, 81 o.
STRAWBERRIES - Louisiana 2t-pint
crates. Klondykes and Klonmores. $3.50
SIS.
SWEET POTATOES - Louisiana bu
crates Porto Rican yams, u. s. No. 1, So.
TOMATOES - 1o-lb. cartons, repacks.
medium, s2.15: s-lb. baskets. SKI sire,
Sl6s.
RUTABAGAs - Canada. 5O-lb. sacks.
few sales, plain 81 rs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Farmers Market

TRrtTS-hpr's - Baldwin fancy g. -
bu No. i. sigi25 bu Delicious, fancy,
81. 30 r. DO No. !. s. - ~. No - 81. 90.
Mcintosh fancy S3G3 90 ou.. No g. 81
NJ So No. 2. 3ial 90. Greeulngs fancy
81 so hu.. No. ! e0cmSl.25 ~ rthern
Sprs fancy, 81 50d2 70 hu No. 4. &i.T5
~ %. No. ?. Sld J 50. J1nathans, fancy,
S2T5D bu. No. =, SI.75g 2 IS. No q
&iT150. Etcele's Red fancy $50 .. sc
ia No. :. 32H2 81. No. g. S10t 90
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS Let
f1cc. dollhouse, No. J., 81 50 lob. BASKET.
French endive, fancy, 81 % b-lb. box. No.
j. SIS. No. 2 81
VEGETABLES tnisceilansSlf) 49, Bests
topped No. J. S7N2.50 be EoAq. 81 ~
cabbage. No. ], s. 500 Dg.; No 2. s. Is
~ Red cabbage. 40. ~ X242 so tu.
Carrotk topped. no. J. Sl75g2 bu.; 40.
q 81 so Celery root No. I, f2d2 80 bu
Chiyes, No. ]. fiQ125 doI Horsersfish
fancy. 50 hu.; No. !. s. 501f N. q
81 so Lexis. No. J. 81 ? $50 don. bchs
onions, No. ]. 81 T5a325 SOLD. sack
no s. IS PaFsrlps, No, ], 81 Boz;
hu No. ?. sl.75 Psrtley root No. I
Si.25ni 80 bu. Radishes, red. hothouss
No. J. tiGi25 dor. bchs. BLACK radishrs
30 4. 81 ia Rhubarb. dollhouse. fancy
30 y zoe 5-lh. boz choice. SOC small, s .
, - dor bchs Eutabagas No j. s. =
~ ~ Turnlpt topped No. 81 2. 81
~ ~. ? 81 Vegetable oysters. No. i
60 81 Do bOhs
EGGs-Lsrrs tl2ai3 dor case; me
siBm SO 50mIf.
POULTRY 1--we hens heavy breeds
a. 1fsc DO; isrhlrrs 80 y t0C Brolsrs
o. SO 70. ltghlflt, tzut5c 70.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Market
Uneven
At Close

NEW YORK. April is ms
Strength and activity in oils and
utilities stood out in a generally
mixed and colorleSs stock market
today. Gains ran to almost a point,
with the low priced Houston Oil
reaching a new peak above 8.
American Water Works, Engi-
neers Public Service, Columbia Gas
and Electric and other utilities
held near 1943 tops.
Sales Appropriated a million
shares. against 1881 $50 shares
yesterday.
Weak spots included Union Pa
cific. International Harvester and
II. S. Smelling, each dropping a
point or more. Coca-Cola gained
as much in the soft drink group.
Fractional losses were incurred
by Bethlehem. y. S. Steel, Chrys-
Ter. General Motors, Westinghouse,
American Can, Du Pont, Mont.
gomery Ward, Sears-Roebuck and
u. s. Rubber.
American Telephone ruled
higher. as did United Aircraft,
Boeing. Goodrich. Celanese, Pull
man, Air Reduction and Southern
Pacific.
Railroad liens advanced frac-
tons and the rest of the corporate
list was mixed in a relatively
louiet bond market. Treasures
were quiet. The Curb Market also
was quiet and the general list ir'
regularly lower. Most price
changes were fractional.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Herman Paid OFF!

Host at that success dinner, y
which marked the completion OF
the deal. was Herman August,
attorney for the American Malt
ing Co.-and thereby hangs a
tale.
More than a year ago Herman
recommended 10 the Society for
Savings that a price of $500 600
be put on the factory IF they
wanted 10 make an immediate
sale" He made the mistake Of
putting il in writing.
of you wish to dispose Of the
plant AT THIS TIME, I be-
lieve that 100000 is a fair
price. I'm sure you can't get
more than that and. II you do.
TIL put on n party In your
honor" he wrote 10 banker
France.
The other day Herman got a
huge enlarged photostat of his
letter by special messenger-but
mysteriously in the reproduction
the words "at this time had
disappeared from the letter.
Herman rushed 10 the nearest
mirror and consulted with his
personal attorney. After con-
siderable haranguing. his attor-
ney advised him that he was
hooked" so he put on a real
party al the Fort Shelby Hotel
for the bankers. attorneys and A
couple of members of the press.
Somewhat embarrassed at the
trick they'd played on our Her
man. the Cleveland crowd pre-
scented him with a beautiful
sterling silver cigaret box en-
graved with the picture OF the
malt company and their names
our Herman doesn't smoke.
incidentally.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Financial Editor

Some weeks back all Detroit
papers carried the story Of the
proposal 10 sell the American
Mailing Co. 70 the Froedtert
Grain and Mailing Co. OF Mil
waukee.
However, the storg. carried by
this paper differed from the
others in one respect. II said
that the deal had nct yet been
consummated, while the others
stated that the sale had been
completed.
Last night attended 4 din
ner party which marked the
actual completion Of the deal
and the check in payment for
the plant was passed over this
morning.
Records held by the register
pf deeds office discloses that
the final sale price was $4,000.
Guest Of honor at the dinner
was Mervin 3 France, eNecu-
tive vice president OF The Society
for Savings Of Cleveland. whose
firm had a direct interest in
the American Mating Co.
Detroit banking circles may
hear of this Mr.. France in the
future. I'm told that he lunChed
with Walter s. McLucas of the
National Bank Of Detroit yes
terday and the subject discussed
had nothing to do with Amer
ican Mailing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
.L0F Declares
&c Dividend

TOLEDO, O., April 16-Libbey-
Owens-Ford Glass Co. has declared
a dividend of Is cents. payable
June IS TO holders of record May
%. The same amount was paid
March Is.
For the quarter ended March 81
net profit was 1857, BAT, equal TO
Ia cents a share, against 1884, 1856
or u cents share in the March
quarter of last year.
Stockholders at the annual
meeting authorized purchase of
remaining outstanding stock OF
Plaskon. Inc. Libbey-Owens previ-
ously owned 70 per cent of stock
of this company. which is operated
as a subsidiary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Bond Drive S+alwer+s

Earlier in the day I ran into
three stalwarts of the War Bond
namely Hal Smith, preSi-
dent of the Detroit Stock En-
change; Paul Bollinger, and
Clark Mickey.
Complimented on the job the
brokers are doing. Hal Smith
told Of posting the standings -
in bond sales in his office. One
salesman came over and con-
fessed that he was actually en-
barrassed because his name was
not higher on the list.
"Yet j know that he made
moro calls than many of those
with higher totals" said Hal.
That's the trouble with these
things, the results do not always
accurately reflect the hard
work"
Bollinger confessed that he
Was far enough ahead of his
quota that he was able 10 sneak
a few days off for a short va
cation" back in Old Virginny.