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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
For Low Point Food
A. & P. Stores Report Consumers Cautious in First
Week Of New Rationine System

CHICAGO, March 10-Consum-
ers spent their ration points with
caution in the first week of the
new system of food buying. under
point rationing, displaying a
marked tendency 10 select items
with low point values and high
food values, according to reports
assembled from the Great Atlantic
and Pacific Tea Co. food stores.
For the most part, the system
functioned with no more confu-
sion than expected, the company
reported.
Soups. mail units Of canned
peas and tomatoes. baby foods,
catsup and chill sauce were among
items showing most favor in A
& p. stores. Items with high point
values were somewhat neglected
Fresh fruits and vegetables were
in good demand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Relax Ban in East

Which leads us to the report
that the pleasure driving ban 10
due TO be relaxed in the East
by the third week in March or
April l. at the latest. II seems
authentic and reasonable that
there should be some relaxation.
Many factors are behind the
easing of the ban. Consumption
OF rubber has been far less than
expected. by 1000 tons. Pros
poets for synthetic rubber at an
early date and in larger quanti-
ties than previously figured look
good. And there is some crude
rubber that is filtering into
the country through devious'
channels.
The greater latitude given the
East may dissipate any fears
that Michigan would feel the
pleasure driving ban, at least for
the time being. 1t may even
revive a bit of touring this sum-
mer. on a sensible and limited
scale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Auto
Graphs
Driving in East
A Lonesome Affair.
Emmett Sheehan Finds

Take it from Emmett Sheehan,
you don't know what gasoline
rationing can be like unless you
have driven in the East. Shee-
han. who was general manager
of the u. S. Rubber Co. plant
here, is now in New York az
aide to the president Of the COM
pany.
Recently he had TO make a
trip to Charlotte, N. C., where
the company had just opened a
branch.
'In more than 200 miles OF
driving" he said, II did not see
a half dozen cars. The roads are
deserted. As far as traffic II
concerned, I could have done 100
miles an hour with perfect
safety.
"In Detroit, It's like It's al
ways been, plenty of cars and
plenty of traffic. Even In New
York City, you don't see the
cars you see In Detroit"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Ask Reorganization
OF State Labor Dept.

LANSING. March 10.-A bill to
reorganize the department of labor
and industry reached the House
{ d ay following passage in the
Senate.
Sponsored by Senator Hittle of
Lansing. it provides for commits
sioner of labor at 81 1000 a year and
five compensation commissioners
at $4,000 per year. all appointed by
the governor. Biggest change from
the present law set the terms OF
commissioners at six years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
United Air Lines
Traffic Rises

NEW YORK, March 10.-United
Air Lines during February re-
corded 22,274,S00 revenue passen'
ger miles flown. compared with
6,377 1868 miles in February, 1912
according to Harold Crary. vice
president in charge of traffic.
This gain was accomplished de-
spite a decrease of Is per cent in
airplane miles flown.
Last month United flew 1873
$40 airplane miles. compared with
/ ,816,174 in February. 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Detroit Produce

APPLEs-Michigsn bushsi crates y. q
No. ] IA Inch minimum unless otheTwis
stated Mcintosh, S2m2 is, few best. 81 so
generally good, Si.759l.e0: Delicious. So q
81 80, generally good. $3.50 l. 90. ordinary
quality. si.25; Balowins. Si.s5ni7o. fsir
sl.35. New York bushel crates Mcintosh
y. r. No. 2h-ineh min. 81 rs Q 2. 50
s2.25q2.5o, Washington boxes Delicious
fancy, so-i2Ss. s37sa4. mostly 81 7sq
3so' fancy. ali sizes. s3.7oa425, mostl,
AsPARAGUs-carforn ryranid crate
i-doI bchs., extra-fancy. $i7. fancy, $40
AVoCADOS - California hats Fuertes
ls.3o.. 2.isg2eo. fair quality. 81 q
ARTlcHoKEs-caiifornis boxes. 4s.72,
BRoccoLI-Pony crates cslifornis. So
CABBAGE - Los Angeles crates Texas
-; Arizona. IS Sob. sacks, $3.50; Flor
CARROTS - Los Angelo. crates s-doI
ochs. California. H25d475. few best IS
Texas Los Angeles crates, s-dox.. s5.2s
fair. M.75. bu. baskets topped. 81 IS n 2 40
cAuLlFLoWER - Pony crates, i7s snc
CELERY-F1orida 1s-inch crates Colder
Heart. 3-4s, 81 SIS: 6-i0s. S4s5g525; e1
ira extras. 81 sOa4so; Pascal 2-dozen
1913: 2h.i don. s5ao.25; 6-ss. 81
coLLARDs-0eorgis 4 crates punched
81; Georgia bu baskets loose, si.7b.
iETTrCE--Los Angeles crates IcebsrI
California Imperial Valley a. So so few
N.25: So ssm6.z5: Arizona Yuma 4s
80 20. few So rs: 5-doz Ss2b. few s.
LEAF LETTUcE-H othouse i0-ib. has
kets. Ohio Michigan $3.50
oNIONs-50-lo. sacks: Michigan T. 8
No. J.. yellows, medium, generally good. 81
fair $50; U. g. No. /. spanish, 3.incf
minimum. S2.40d2l5
PEARs-oreson, hor. d'Auious fancy
100, i2o,, 500 o.2S: extra fancy. ell stree
PEPPERs-Mexioo. ~ .bush.i crates
California Wonders, Sill Florida bushs
baskets: World Bsaters. $3.50; fair quality
PoTAToEs-ioO.ib. sacks. U. q. No. 4
sise A, unless otherwise stated; Idaho
utility grade. s342; Maine. 2.inch mini
mum, various varieties, i5-lb. paper sacks
SO a 55c; Michigan nothing offered
RADIsHEs-Texss, pony crates. %
punches, $4G45O
sHALLoTs-Loulsiana. barrels. 2o-dozsr
punches. SIS: s-dozsn. s7.20.
sPINA CH-Texss. bushel baskets. si.75
cartons. dozen ceilophane bags washed
STRAW BE r r IEs-Florida, 3s-pin'
crates. Missionarys. Si2; carryovers, $40.
SWEET POTAToEs--Louisiana bushe
crates, Porto Rican yams, U. s. No. !.
50 50H4.73 North Carolina, bushel bas-
kets. Porto Rican yams. 81. IS: South Caro-
lima, generally good So
NGERiNEs-Florida. bushel baskets
50 IS
ToMAToEs-i0-lb. cartons. rspacks. me
dunn. 81 IS; small size. si75
RUTABAGAs-csnada. S0-lb. sacks
waxed, 81 rs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Salvage Drive Praised

The Pontiac dealer organiza-
tons salvage drive now in its
seventh month, has materially
increased the flow OF scrap" the
War Production Board has noti-
fled Verne l.. Murray. acting
general sales manager Of Pontiac
Motor division and director OF
the nationwide drive.
Despite Indictment ather
over most OF the country,
Pontiac dealers. during the last
30-day report period. salvaged
793, 629 pounds OF iron and steel.
4,434 pounds OF copper. 48,0o0j
pounds Of lead, S,545 pounds OF
tin, $1,000 pounds OF rubber and
comparable amounts OF other
scarce materials, Murray re-
ports.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
$4,000 Waeered

One OF the smartest Of ads
was run last week in the New
York papers by Lord e. Taylor
department store.
TITLED I'VE WAGER $1,000
that clothes will not be rationed
this year" the ad received such
an enthusiastic public response
that the stores switchboard was
swamped with calls.
If clothes are rationed before
1914 Lord e. Taylor will pay
that amount TO charities.
One chain clothing store asked
permission 10 reprint the ad, a
national magazine wants 10 send
IL out to advertisers, and old
customers of the store called
iust 10 express a sigh of relief
10 President Walter Hoving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
individual Eernine Power as Priceless Property

individual earning priceless
gives the following four basic rules for
achieving this to self reliance:
"(a) Read to improve yourself.
b) Build habits Successful succeed by making them
things
and again till becomes habit viii power isn't
a prompt, be
a Real swhich
mostly bundle Of habits
through practice started
early
Keep thinking what want 10 done,
break big jobs down into little jobs Have
plan of life That will insure getting
M succeed chapnes
a plan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Milk Output
Seen Below AZ

NEW YORK. March 10-As-
sorting the country faces a "seri-
fous and increasing shortage Of
dairy products" Charles w. Hol-
man, secetary OF National CO.
operative Milk Producers Associa-
ton said milk production this year
threatens 10 be several billion
pounds under last years record
output.
+, In a report prepared for the
associations executive committee,
Holman said dairynen under the
best conditions" will be unable 10
ID uplicate the 100000, 600
/, pounds produced in 1912. let alone
.achieve the 122 ZOO, 600, 00o-pound
goal set by Agriculture Secretary
.Wickard for this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Furnace Firm
Nets S3.32 Share

Holland Furnace Co. for 1912
reports a net profit of S1.494,473
after provision OF S941, 1877 for fed
eral income and excess profits
taxes and reserve of SIS, 900 for
postwar conversion expense. The
above profit is equal to 1882 a
common share.
This compares with net Of
50 ,093 ,070 or S4.63 a share in l941.
p. T. Chef, vice president and
general manager. stated that
prices on war contracts are SUBJ
ject TO renegotiation. He antici-
pates no material change in earn
ings, however. in view OF the con-
sentative pricing of this business"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
LETTERS TO Stay

William NJ. LETTERS, the rubber
car, may extend his stay 10 two
DAYS in Detroit instead of one.
LETTERS is due Monday TO address.
a close meeting OF the Detroit
section of the Society of Auto
motive Engineers. with a dinner
preceding the talk.
Now II has been learned that
LETTERS will stay over Tuesday
as the guest Of the u. s. Rubber
Co. He is scheduled 10 visit
Willow Run. as well as other
war plants. during his stay.
SO far he has not relaxed his
vigorance against the press. The
closed" meeting will be strictly
cloSed-to reporters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Aviation Corp. Unit
Breaks Mark in AZ

NEW YORK. March 10-Pro-
duction of Lycoming aircraft en-
gines during 1912 broke all previ-
Gus records, ii was announced
today by William r. Wise, execu-
tive vice president of the Aviation
Corp. Eighty-four per cent of Ly-
coming production consisted OF its
largest product, nine-cylinder 800
horsepower radial engines used II,
power liaison planes built by
Vultee and advanced trainers built
by Beech. Cessna. Curtiss- Wright
and the Stinson division of Vultee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Youngsters Need
Special Guidance

Amidst the abnormal circumstances of total warfare should
be forgotten that MILLIONS OF teen grow
ing up this environment.
develop habits character they need
special guidance and inspiration these troubled times when In
H. O. Wells apt phrase there between civilization and
catastrophe.
likewise should be reminded that the
internal When the late Arthur Brisbane
suggested production Of the play Ben Hu routnees
sought him pointing the long that the play
had had in New York earlier period But the editor stuck
to his guns, pointing out:
persons that time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Near Peak
February Steel Output
6,8Il,882 Tons

NEW YORK. March 10.-The
American Iron and Steel Institute
reported that only the shortness
of February prevented il from be.
coming the second biggest steel
production month on record.
Output was 6,S11,SS2 tons
against 7,4oS,744 in January and
6,521 ,056 in the same month OF
1912.
An average OF 1902. $40 tons oil
steel ingots and castings were
produced weekly in February, ex.
ceeded only in October, 1912
when ZIP l59 was the weekly
average.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

cATTLE-Rsesipu, $50. Beef steers and
heifers scarce scattered sales fully steady
cows active. 25-50c higher for week 10 date,
Gamers show minimum advance; bulls
rather slow, about steady; no steers grad.
ing average good or better offered. medium
10 low good kinds Si3 so n IS: odd head fa'
weighty heifers SIS; medium grade heifer,
quoted around Sla downward: medium and
good beef cows, Siiqi3; cutter and com.
mon beef type cows, seal Is: Gamers
IS rs down 20 81 with odd head very thin
light Gamers below 81 odd head strictly
good beef bulls. Sii; early top on good
sausage bulls, $3.50; common and medium
bulls, si0mi3.
CALvEs-Recsipts. 800. Market steady
Top and bulk good and choice vealers
$3.50; medium 10 iow-good, $3.50 o IS
lower grades SIS down.
Ho0s-Receipts. / 200: no sales as yet
steady. zoe 90 use lower on all weights
barrows and gilts. and steady 10 25c lower
on sows; statesmen willing 10 make som'
prize concessions
sHEEP-Rsceipts. 1000. Lambs ac,iv.
strong. Top, tis75 on good 10 choice Gee
native and western lambs scaling up 10 l0l
his; Just gcod lambs. sic 50; mixed me
dunn 20 rood kinds eligible, SIS. 500 IL. q
with common light throwouu salabls SIC 81
down; good 70 choice shorn fed lambs with
No. ! peits. Sls: medium IN good es-ib
far sborn lambs. SIS; o m m n 77.lb
weights from same shipment fi3 slaughter
ewes quoted steady ~ 81. 50 down.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. March 10 CtNsl-HOos--Re
ceip,s. % 900 market i5-25c lower. Top
SIS 90; bulk. SIS $50 1898: heGvies, SIS a
Si8.25u15.55. hFht lights. Si5H $40
packing sows $3.50 1870; PITS. Si3d ~ 80
CATTLE--Rsceipts. 8. 500, market STEADY
SIS 50 n to medium Sah si7s 50: wear year
iings Sl2g 70 rs Butchers heifers, 81 =
"a; cow 81 501i4. bulls. SiI s0VIa 81
calves SEQ ~ 80, feeders. &i0dii Stock
srs. steers fii9 rs, cows and hsifsfs.- 50 .
% If
SHEEP -ReCe pts 1n0. market steady
lambs $50 "a IN. common attals. wear
ungs. sac o.. feeders. fliu i5.25, ewes
f7qs50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Y. 7. &C. Scrap Totals
431 Million Pounds

PONTIAC, March 10.-Yellow
Truck and Coach plants in Pontiac
have salvaged and turned back
into scrap processing channels
43,553.210 pounds OF metals in the
last year.
Last years scrap campaign
brought an increase of AZ per cent
over 1871. The salvaged metals
were figured exclusive of mate
rails refused by the company it.
self.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
HoudaiNe 1912
Net S1,647,

Houdaille Hershey Corp. and
subsidiaries for 1912 report ne,
profit of S1,647,354 after federal
income taxes, etc, equal. after
dividend requirements on the $3.50
Glass A preferred stock to S1.55 a
share on the Class B stock.
This compares with net profit
of $2'42o,171 or S2.53 a share on
the Class B stock in 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Gold Production
Lowest Since 1888

WASHINGTON, March 10 -
Production of gold in the United
States during January reached the
lowest point for any month to be
recorded since 1888. Output was
lat 1854 ounces and for the COM
parative figures it is necessary to
go back 10 June. 1888. when pro-
duction amounted 10 $4,000
ounces. according 10 the American
Bureau of Metal Statistics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Business Was Good

One big Detroit brokerage
firm held a staff meeting last
week which had a strictly re-
freshing tone.
For months such meetings
have been designed to find ways
OF getting additional business.
but this one was 10 find ways OF
handling the volume which was
resulting from recent heavy
trading.
With an already skeleton staff
further depleted by men leaving
for the armed forces. the firm
found il plenty difficult 10 main
tain usual service standards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Lille Booklet About Money and Success

Some years passed this writer wrote book on
self help young persons The subject brought to mind again
little H. Bradford Of
Personal Economics Survey Philadelphia be read half
mpressionabe younger the main
highway toward we'll adjusted life.
The overophcated at It, but such an attitude is
Though bee the quest OF others TO
they really the surface much concerned
about their well-being. .
This booklet taking the form Of letters of father to his
youngsters try to become captains OF their own fate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Crude Oil Output
Shows Minor Gain

NEW YORK, March 10.-Do-
nestle production of crude oil in
the week ended March 6 averaged
1905. 40 barrels daily. an increase
OF 1865 barrels daily over the
previous week, Oil and Gas Jour
nal estimates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Reads InspirationaI Article 5 Minutes Daily

of the successful know
morning
experience build
fighting trim method
emotions himself excited toward
feelings like
worry doubt The mind machine Of
Its capacity
building yourself up"
Gentle reader you odser please clip this column and
TO especially intended
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Hall Lamp 1912 Profit
Declines 10 S42,113

c. NJ. Hall Lamp Co. for 1912
reports a net profit of S42.113,
after reserve of $4,000 for post
war plant conversion and $500
provision for federal income and
excess profits taxes, equal to 70
cents a share on the common. Net
profit in 1871 was S31S,660 or
SITS a share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
King SeeIey Votes
80 Cents on Common

ANN ARBOR. March Joking
Seeley Corp. has declared a divi-
dend of 30 cents on the common.
payable March 25, TO holders Of
record March 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10

Firestone Tire and Rubber Com
pany has declared a dividend of
371a cents on the common, payable
April 20, TO holders of record
April 5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10

Lambert Co. reports I9t2 net proht Of
81. $50, 0s5 after $500, 900 provision for con
tingences and extraordinary expenses or
81 06 a share, against $3.50. 4i0 or s1.s1
share in i941, when provision for con-
tingencies was 5000 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Earnings

American Home Products Corp. and its
subsidiaries report 1912 net profit Of So
2s6 246 or 50. OF a share on e5f 6si average
number OF shares outstanding during the
year against 81, 364. $50 or $685. a share
on .2i0 shares In 1871.
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. for 1919
reports a net proht OF S2,033.sl7 after
81 100. 900 for contingencies. Net Is equal
TO 50. 90 a common share. This compares
with 2,766, 500 or 1918 a common share
for 1871.
Beech-Nut Packing Go. and subsidiary
report net prot, for 1912 Of 81, 1874, $50
after federal income and excess PROFITS
taxes, etc, equal 90 $500 a common share.
". 4. Goodrich Co. reports consolidated
net profit OF 50, 52t.706 for 1912 after
reserve Of 81. 900, 600 for contingencies and
federal income and excess profits taxes.
equal 10 S572 share on the common.
This compares with IS. SOS, 324 or $500 q
share on the common In fe4t when a
reserve ~ So 000. 900 was set up for con-
tingencies.
Deere Co. and its subsidiaries for
hscsl year ended Oct 81. 1912. report 4
net income of Sl2.7Oe. 426 after 81, 746, 24s
provision for contingencies or 1881 COM
mon share. against S14, ESQ 420 or N.03 on
the common IN the preceding year when
S9.525, 40 Vas provided for contingencies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10

Yale & Towne Manufacturing
Company has declared a dividend
of Is cents on the common, pay
able April l, to holders of record
March 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Detroit Stocks

Dividends IN the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid so Gar this year.
unies. otherwise noted. s-Paid In Isl1,
.ex In div idend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Hoarders Report
100 Million Cans
Of Excess Food

WASHINGTON, March 10 tUP)
Paul Nj. O'Leary, the Office OF
Price Administrators rationing
chief, said today incomplete figures
indicated that between 100000
and 100, 100000 cans OF excess food
stuffs were declared during the re-
cent rationing registration.
That number of cans would take
care of the canned food needs OF
the whole country for one month.
O'Leary confessed in an inter
view that OPA was impotent "a
deal with the honest" hoarders
who declared stocks far in excess
of normal needs. One family de-
clared more than 1000 cans.
The only way We can catch
up with the type Of hoarder Is
for Congress to pass legislation
which would allow us TO con-
fiscate food stocks we consider
In excess OF needs and to
search homes for undeclared
food Stocks" he said.
O'Leary revealed that two add.
tional ration books--NoS. 3 and 4
will be issued early next fall
They are expected TO take care OF
all rationing programs through
1914.
Plans TO issue an all-purpose
ration book have been abandoned
because II would take tons OF wire
TO staple a thicker book. Book
No. 3 will be the same as book
No. 2. but with different colored
coupons. Book No. 4 may be diff
faront
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10

b. r. Goodrich Company has
declared dividend of Is cents
on the common, payable March 81,
to holders of record March 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Dividends

Cooper Bessemer Corporation
has declared dividend of sc
cents on the common, payable
May ], TO holders of record April
10. Wagner, Baking Corporation
has declared a dividend of Is
cents on the common. payable
April l. to holders OF record
March %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10

Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
has declared dividend of so
cents. payable March %, to hold
ers of record March 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
The On|ooker

/ ONDON, England -- Frank
Andrews wore his stars as
lightly as corporal does his
stripes. AS the commanding gen.
eral of the American forces in
the European theater he was the
main actor in the show but he
preferred the wings to the foot
lights.
There were no fuss or feathers
about the man; none whatsoever.
He was the same 10 everybody
and he was the same on Tues
DAY as he was on Monday. His
complete efficiency would get re-
suits at any cost. His toughness
was hidden behind a gracious
manner, a quick smile and a pair
of twinkling eyes. He worked y,
IS or Is hours a day but he
always had time to talk TO those
who wanted TO see him.
Shortly after I got here, one
of his aides arranged an inter-
view for me. was prepared to
be ushered in and ushered out in
a few minutes but the general
was as gracious in his big
office, which was papered
with maps, charts and graphs,
as though il were the drawing
room in his home He must have
talked with me for an hour or
more, giving me the background
picture of the European theater.
The general was born in Ten
nessee and we found that we
had mutual friends in Nashville.
We talked about them and about
Vanderbilt football teams and
how good it would be TO have am
other breakfast of Tennessee
ham. grits, red-eye gravy and
fried sweet potatoes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
General Andrews
Craved Action

amazing softball team made up
of correspondents and public
relations officers.
The colonel was a favorite
with Londoners who attended
games regularly. He wasn't ex-
actly. Hal Chase when it came
TO fielding and his batting aver
age was strictly a bunch of deci-
NAL points, but his unfailing
good humor more than made up
for his weakness in the field and
at bat.
Brig. Gen. Charles Barth was
another friend who died in the
tragic crash. Like Andrews,
Gen. Barth was never too busy
10 answer the questions of cor
respondents. The army lost
many fine officers and gentle
men when that bomber struck
that lonely hill and a lot Of us
lost fine friends.
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