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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-17
Stock Market
Prices Mixed;
Trading Quiet

NEW YORK, March II (INS)-
The stock market was mixed and
comparatively quiet at the OPEN
ing today. Reorganization rail is
sues met support.
Seaboard Aiiriines was TN
changed on a sale of 5000 shares
at S-16, as was New Haven on
block of ,e66- shares at 9-f6.
Fractional improvement was
shown by Anaconda. Texas Co,
Sante Fe, American Car and
Foundry, International Harvester
Industrial Rayon and Lone Star
Cement.
Chrysler. American Smelling
Westinghouse, Consolidated Edi'
son, Goodrich and Boeing al
started behind minus signs,
Initial quotations: u. S. Steel
5312. unchanged; Chrysler. 1914
off Is; Anaconda. 28%. up Is
Sante Fe, 527s, up u; N. Y. Cen
trail, 143s. unchanged; Standard
Oil of N. j.. so, unchanged; West
inghouse, 87Ss, off "a United Air.
craft, 34h, up u; Boeing, 1871
off Il; Consolidated Edison, 1885
off :. and Air Reduction. 43%
off "A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-17
Reynolds Adds
on Coast

LOS ANGELES, March 1.-THE
Reynolds Spring Co. has acquired
the inventory and fixed assets to-
|gether with licenses, patents and
good will of the Fabriform Steel
Products Co.
Fabriform manufactures the
same type Of material AS Reynolds
Spring for the u. S. Army engi-
neers. It also is fabricator, under
an explicit license, of parts for the
airplane industry, and it is Reyn-
Odds intention 10 develop a like
division in the East.
Prior TO the war Fabriform was
a large producer of steel grating
for flooring for a number of indus
tries. The greater part of this
product is now going into ships.
has been considering
grating as postwar. product. and
by this acquisition gains consider
able knowledge of this product.
Reynolds postwar plans include
Ienlarging of the facilities of this
plant for manufacture of automo-
bile cushion springs, its major
Ipeacetime product. .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-17
On the
Business
Front
Nv WARD SCHJLTZ
Financial Editor

When the din and commouon
Of American Light and Trac.
tions unsuccessful attempt 10
gain representation on Detroit
Edison board had died down,
the directors approved p retire
r1ent plan for Edison employees
which viii 90 into effect in April
sn0 may Ultimately aiItct some
5000 employees.
The plan provides for retire
ment AZ IS and on the face OF
II, X X 4 good UTIF
An unusual feature. though.
is the provision, that for the first
three years directors may, al
their discretion. postpone retire
nnent IN certain cases.
The cost viii be borne by the
company from current earnings
and costs Will aggregate some
Z per cent Of the pay roll. II
does not provide for any contri-
button by employees.
Benefits 10 employees will sup
plsmeui Social Security and Will
range upwards 10 a maximum Of
IS Per cent OF the employe :
normal pay. A minimum for
IN erploye with only IS years
service of $3.50 a year is pro-
Nided
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-17
Amphibian Jeep-Trailer

Now that the Ford amphihian
ieep has been revealed TO the
American public. the WHY'S
Overland Co. announces it has
evolved an aniphibian jeep
trailer. capable OF carrying
quarter-ton loads on land or sea.
The vehicle. according to fig
ures released. weighs $50 pounds,
has an overall length and width
respectively Of 1882 and SIS
inches and a floor area of 10
square feet. II has a roadside
height of 40 inches and. when
floating with a full load, approx
imately one foot OF it's carrying
surface is submerged.
Joseph W. Frazer. president,
said that the trailer not only
presents as low battlefield sill
hoUette as the jeep TO which IL
will be- coupled, but. when
loaded. offers a vertical target
of only six inches in the water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-17
Farmers Market

FRUITs-bppl.s Bsldwins fancy, S.75
b. NJ. I, Sfel.25 bu Delicious. fancy.
s. 80 bu. No. ], 81 1871 Mcintosh,
fancy, t2,Hg275 bu.; Ne /, 81 7ba2,
40 2, si15 Greetings fancy 81 50 bu
20. J e0c . ti2s Northern Fpys. fancy,
81 as 2be bu.. No. / 81 50d2 No. 2. 81
TonathGnf. fancy 25925O bu no /
SIbo92. No 2 81: siselss Red fancy. 81
b. No !! si25Gl7s
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
MlscELLANEous VIC : TAsLEs
ss.,f TOPPED. fancy s. 81 hu No. I
Slse92 No. ? n75 cssssg. 40
50 IN csue,s, topped, No SO q
ou No. Z, 81 80 CsIsry root, No /. 81 .
80 ~ Hcrs,rssish. fancy $50 hn.
10. J. s. hops bu.. W z 81 80 Lesks
" 1. q 50 co- sunchss onions dry
fancy, S3'So.ib fsck Ne i, S22Sq2 -
80, Z g. On pArtnips no $50 -
D.: 40 e. 81 Psrsle. root. No = N.2
Gl 81 ~ pcts'oes No J. tf2t1 81
100 IL Sack EsdiErss hcthouse No ]
tlGi2S d-1 punches. rlack 80 = ,
su; yhuhGFs. ho'houss fancy Soc 81 s
-. BOY choice $50 small. fiTt2 dcz
burchss. PufsbsEss so. =. Si4f2t tu
Turnips topped fancy, g. bu NJ. So
$50. No z Xf1' VsETshs oysters
80 L. e0c r. 81 co.. huurrsE
q q - IsrEe. &ll-50 p u J0 30-dcI
case medium. &iOa IS.
POULTRY Live hens heavy breeds
a. 94sc TO-. isFhorns 5HT3tc. springer
Abf as W leghorns 3S SOC ir
HOGs-DrsHsf. medium 30 sc IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-17
Auto
Graphs
Drop in Traffic
Deaths Levels OF
After Big Decline
BY sILER FREEMAN

The optimum has been reached
in cutting traffic fatalities with
wartime restrictions on driving,
the National Safety Council re-
ports after surveying the re-
turns for January on the nations
traffic toll. The sharp decline
that started last year has leveled
off, statistics show.
The January toll of 1,730 traf-
fic deaths did show a drop of 40
per cent from the same month
a year ago out not much change
from December, 1912, which was
as per cent lower. and November
which was down 43 per cent.
Michigan shows a nice drop in
fatalities. Sixty deaths reported
for January of this year COM
pares we'll with 131 a year ago
and 122 in January, 194l. De-
troit shows 16 deaths against p
in January. 1912. II stands sixth
on the list of cities over SOC, 900
reporting 10 the council.
In contrast with reductions
all over the nation. New York
City shows a rise from 70 a year
ago to 100 this January. 1t is
typical of certain dimout and
war production areas. San Fran
cisco showed an increase from 8
10 l3 deaths.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-17
Unusual Meeting

\ One night last week the Mid
West Abrasive Co. held an un-
usual stockholders meeting in
the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
Somewhat upset over the
small attendance at previous
meetings "a situation that pre-
walls throughout all Industry,
President James T. Jackson in
vited his stockholders 10 come
for dinner. More than $50 re-
sponded. or better than 20 per
cent Of the total stockholders.
After dinner they were shown
an exhibit of the products and
told that the firms net worth
was up from $65, 900 10 1854 900
in 10 years Jackson told them
further that AZ was the firms
best year in sales and that the
first two months Of this year
were up so per cent.
They left quite satisfied with
present management.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-17

Stockholders Of Detroit Edison
Co at the annual meeting by a
majority vote blocked move by
American Light and Traction Co.
10 place two Of its representatives
on the Edison board of directors.
American Light owns more than
100000 shares of Edison common
or approximately 20 per cent OF
the total outstanding shares. "A
A representative of the company
submitted the names OF r. Gilman
Smith and c. NJ. Chubb as candi-
dates for directors TO represent
Americans investment. He eX-
planned. however. and asked that
il he entered ON the minutes. that
American Light does not have any
desire to control or dominate the
Edison company.
"NevertheIess," the American
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Clarence Samples ~ Louis. BOYD ~
John n. . Conner. 81; Miriam / Hyt.
ttnsn, ~.
Joseph Robrinski: Adsl. Kobrirsh
Stanley y. TomkoVisk. Is Norins ",
Weaver 10
- Harold Baehs - vivisr pirniny 20.
Martin w Jones, 20 Arssn N Acssr-
Jane. P.,bl.s rms Mm.r
Raymond r Bryant rs. Winifred ".
Cochen, ~
Donald Craig ga Gsraidins Heck. -
James Thompson, II Margaret Rosa ~
Mole Desson. %. Gertrude Leblanc. -
Clarence McGh,s. 3S Mabel Ehsphsrs 81
Norbert c. sikorski % Helen DFisrIye.
20
Thaddsus p zajsc II Helen Zyia q
Nicholas skowronsk 90 Mary Koslov;ch
a.
PAR. Tate 30 Grzc. Tsbsrs "a
Peter NJ. Gslioto. al OLA q. Bsnko, 10
Otis r. Young. Jr, ~ Marie Lezts. IL.
Vincent 2. prury 20. Marjorie Service. -
Arthur Norton. as; Elsie Frank, 81.
Bernard KsrpslE. q Gersldin. Rours.
20.
Walter MaeRinnon. "a Gertrude witueh.
rs
Benjamin p. La,our. 20 vietors s,usr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-17
AFriendly Interest
Holding Company Denies Move TO Get Control
Of Detroit Edison-but Candidates Lose Anyway

Light spokesman said, "being by
far the largest single stock
holder, we feel we are entitled =
TO have representation on the
board of directors" -r
The two men nominated, he con-
tinued. have had broad expert
ence in utility business and can
be of material assistance To the
msnagementVin protecting interest
of the stockholders and promoting
the welfare of employees and main
tanning the high standards Of util-
ity service instituted by Alex Dow.
late head of The company, and
Herbert c. Marshall, president.
American Light voted It's 1889.
pos shares for IT'S candidates but
lost 10 the management slate,
which received a vote Of 3,4l4,153
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-17
Lids, Rings--No Jars

Along comes the WPB with
an announcement that all quota
restrictions were removed on
certain types OF metal jar lids
In order ID encourage home can
ning-with an added announce
rnent that ample jar rings would
be available.
A few minutes later the news
ticker Spews out an announce
ment that there won't be enough
glass jars TO hold the food the
American housewives want TO
can.
Big Jar manufacturers an
nounce that they're three
months behind on orders and
they unanimously agree that
the situation will get worse
Lids and rings but no jars
it's a headache!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-17
Develops New Cetalyst

Development of a new catalyst
which will make possible
marked Improvement in Amer
ica's aviation gasoline has been
announced by Socony-Vacuum
Oil Co. Inc. Gasolines made over
the new catalyst should increase
the available power output of
aircraft engines by from % 10
35 per cent, depending on the
charging stocks used. Under
comparable conditions. yields Of
aviation gasoline base stock
from given crudeS can he in
creased by from ID to 30 per
cent.
The new synthetic product is
called the bead catalyst because
il is in the form of translucent
spherical particles. resembling
small glass beads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-17
COMPENSATED Economy as Evolved by Eccles

details Some OF
which undoubtedly but the fundamental question
planning suppaned supplemented
by planning by centralized bureaucrats
The evidently accepts uncrtcaly the doctrine OF a
compensated Mariner S. Ecces chair
governing board of the federal system Ac-
theory with synthetic
make work whenever private enterprise Is
dsocaed absorb the full population OF empoyables
theory plausible. deals with symptoms instead
of
not the why Embellishments occur.
hrteS the prolonged unemployment out OF lack OF
and of workers The
disproportonate made it impossible for
exchange work the farm for the product
of years work by factory workers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-17
Lehman Buys
Andrews Steel

NEW YORK, March Itch
man Brothers announce that their
firm and associates, including Nor
man B. Schneider, have purchased
for investment all of the outstand-
ing capital stock of the Andrews
Steel Co. of Newport, KY. No
public offering of securities of the
company is contemplated.
Members of the Andrews family
who have been directors and Of
ficers of the company have retired
from the management. Schneider
was elected president and II. w.
Boals will continue as treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-17
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted 70
Theodore J. Rodgers, from Alice
Lucy Slower, from Woo1is
Edward J. Dasnrsr from viois'
Celia NJ. Armstrong, from Curtis
Martha y Tucker from william =.
Mildred Hicks, from Alfred z
Marie v slads. from Jesse A
Margaret J Aadigsn, from Thomas
Ernest g VINES. from ANcs =
Walter q Watson from Alvsrta
krna Liedigs, from Leopold.
SUSIE Durham, from Ernest.
Dimitri Butks, from Dora n
Eta Ashwood. from Miller
william Hunton. from Margaret
Bessis Hoitsn. from Robsyt "
virginia Fairobent. from Albert J.
Mamie Daxisr, from walter
lola Bowdsn from Charlie
Herbert l.. Hsgsr, from Issbsi.
Estslls England. from Waiter
z. James Abrams, from Carmen.
Frank Pyle, from Rachel.
Evelyn Elliott. from Bernard
John j. Burton, from Icons l..
Lucille Kincsid, from Lasalls.
Dora Huddlsston, from VIII
Elmer II. Brown, from Caroline.
Marjorie Brsnt. from Frank T.
Myrtle NJ. Singer, from John
Lula NJ ssfriet, from John L.
Ada 2. Roscoe from Reuben r
Marie RsusseAu. from Aylrsr r.
Ann Putnam, from George
Henry {. Johnson, from Ann =
Charles A. Burton, from virge Lee.
Jean Cifons, from Puck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-17
Federal Mogu|
Earns Million

Federal Mogul Corp. and its
subsidiaries report 1912 net profit
of S1,006,376 after reserve OF
100000 for postwar adjustments
aid provision of $3,384,450 for
United States and Canadian in.
come and excess profits taxes. Net
is equal TO $3.50 q share on the
common.
Renegotiation has not been COM
pleted and foregoing earnings are
subject to readjustment, the report
stated.
Net in 1941 was S605,SlS or
s.. 16 per share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-17
Real Freedom Hinqes on Productivity

Social theorists using seductive words about economic security
the of laws
putting under the needy and unfortunate desirable
alive moving ncen-
inducing work to increase their
productivity
Under the incentive system the United States has long led
welbeng. 1t did through
spplementne the human Increasing mechanical
energy technology Thus manmade policies
rich natural achieved higher
living than the world has before known
diversion OF OF total pro-
of the government necessarily results
backsdng for the duration in civilian living standards
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-17
Piston Ring Co.
Lifts Earnings

Muskegon Piston Ring Co. re-
ports 1912 net profit of S260,4S7,
after reserve of S35, 900 for posi-
war adjustments and S377,00S for
federal income and excess profits
taxes. equal to SIPS a share.
Net income reflects price adj
Justments approved by a price ad-
iustment board, subject only to
final review.
This compares with net profit,
after charging out S214,334 for
federal taxes, of 1854, 203. or Sill
a share in 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-17
DEATHS

NcLsurin Dewar. Dearborn. 81
Oliver u. Reynolds. e5s Kitchener -
Raymond r. Ford, li73 Barhsm. 81.
John A Perry 34li Hendricks, So
William Woods 1901 Prairie. SIS
Mary MsniAk. 1T3 Forman, 81.
Rosemary Ann. Buono. 1915 Lumpkin.
Frsnci. z. scott; 1880 Poe. u.
Perry Hi. al East G.org. Hsssi Park 81.
Walter zoikievski. 1851 Brsdsn. IS
Ella JOY, AIS Burns. IS
Matilda Gssssr, 1913 East Lafayette. 50
william August Shields. i1io7 81 Patrick,
wilheinina Creiner. 1859 Bsvick, 90.
Carl Krasks, 5a02 Frontenac 81
Shirley A. Birtlss. Wayne. Mich. ~
b.S o o,.:tn' "a, s' %.s s'P Por.
George w. Ironside, 1920 Bedford road So
stephen Rskovski. 1870 East Warren. a.
Donald Olt1swski, 1902 Riopene, Q
Joseph J. Mitchell, s7s4 Piedmont, So
Fay Judge. 1914 Forrsr, So
George Glowing. 2722 Sixth, 80
Emit Robert Germer, 1eeit FROST, -.
Angelo Dsmbrosio, 1880 Idaho, so.
Patrick Noonan 2l22O Evergreen. South
field Township, S.
Harold Clark. 1890 Tyler a.
Helen Poniatovski 1898 Tillman, a.
william Weiss, Receiving Hospital. as
Arthur Hagen, ais Alfred, IS.
Mary o'Fsrreil, stsndish, Mich, IS
Russell Msngispsne. es27 Georgn a..
John Graubner. Msyville. Mich, Il.
Harry Duncan. 2s23 Trumbul, So
Philip Myers. s33 Prentis, 80.
Daisy z. Kumbal, 103 stinson, 50.
Peter Kajks, 1921 Thirty-third as.
Harold Dewey. s33 rrentis, az "a
sI.r. SI.y.sni, sec. B:.s s,,;. q
Wslery JsrIynski. 1889 Gable 81,
Gennie Hill, 47ll Williams 50
Roxie Smith, 500 Chandler, rs.
James 3. Csmphell\ lass Field, 81
Joseph Rueinski lfs7t MeDougsIL "a
Albert Lester Brown, its2i Wilfr.o, 20
Prudsnc. J. Beck 62t1 Mcclslisn. 40.
k.rwin Boyer. 2o5s South Fort 90
LEA vuich, 1870 Fsrnsvorth, 81
Peter Kiss. 52f4 Avery, rs
Frank Eospierski 1881 Palmer ~
Benjamin " Brown, 1881 coifsx. "a
william Ysncsy. 3i3l Russell. es
George stewart 81 Fsrnsworth months.
Fred YOUNG 10000 Monica. Sc
Wsrsr Mitchell AZ North Eixsbs'h g.
william Edmusd Piokard taso West Grand
Boulevard.
Fihppo ?. Dams 1855 Erskins. -
Paul ~ Fesan, Bioomhslt. Conn. as.
Mary Smith. 1871 Rosslswn, 80.
Lulu p. Cook, 1912 flene, 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-17
Detroit Produce

APPLES-Mtch. oil. crte., ". =. no. -
az in. min. unless otherwise stated-Me-
Intosh. S2a2.2s, mostly around $40;
Delicious, few SO. so; Northern Spys, 81 y
2 rs, few higher So; ordinary 10 fair, 81 rs
@I.50; steel Reds. $3q5.S5. common stor-
age. az in. min, 81. to6 1.50; 90 IN. min,
81 65ui75 Washington box, Delicious
fancy, s0.13ss, S3.75A4; SOS and larger.
50 i0q3.65: extra fancy, ss-125s, A15G
ANIsF-TexAs pony crts., 81 so.
ARTtCHOKES--Al sizes, 81 n . 90.
ASPARAGUS--Californ pyramid crts.,
1 doI bChs., extra fancy and select Ssp
81 500 $50, small TO medium. ssd7.
AVoCADos-Califo fats Fuertes, 1e-
3os. 81 SOC rs; fair quality, S2.25 q 2.35,
REETsrTsxss Grtss' S-do s,,,e osh.' - -
dr sRus faI TO sinsS"ily " good 81 So So
cABBkGE--Csufornis los Angeles crts.
$3.50; Texas II, Angeles crts, round,
81 so; = crts, Savoy type $50; = srts'
ers round type, A1tlo; ~ -bu. hampers
red cabbage, sidt25.
CARROTS California los Angeles orts.,
a DOR. beh'., $3.50; Texas. los Ageles
y crts. 3ik -doy bchs siTs.
CAULiFLoWER--Cs lfornis pony ctts.,
rs and larger 50, few $40.
CELERY Florida 1stn ert' trimmed
4doz s.. s-doy. n lo-doz. s5.25T5. IS
HXs fair 70 good 81 76a SIS. Pascal. q
dor Si7t; 2is-t DOR S6.75.
FNDfNE-Cnforria /, A. crates. t71
$50. Texas 2.3 crates, IS.
LETTUCE T. 4 crates Iceberg Arizona
Yuma dist fair 10 good, $3.50 s, mostly
50; doz.. So Phoenix dist dor, 50, 4
fo1 Sc
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouss. io-lb. hes.
kcts ohio Mich. 81 30
sHROOMs-Mi Michigan, quarts, 90
I 45c
MUSTARD Georgia hushsl baskets. 50
! ANGES-Cslf0rnia standard boz Ma
wells an sizes So 20 Florida. vie hound
boNef. comb Erads Valenciss. s. So y SIS
PEARS oregon D'Anjous. extra fancy
1O0.t75s IS so
PEAS Mexican bu. baskets 20 80
PEPPERS ~ hu. crates Mexican Cal
iiorna Wonders Si2 Florida csnforns
Wonders 81 5oa17. word Beaters. tau
riNEAPPLEs - cuba crates. 2i-3ss
s. so
POTATOES Maine table stock. IS 10
Name S. SOFAS IS, North Dakota. IS Ne
bratks Trunphs 50 god5 New stock
FlorGs hu. 4tafsy Trumphs. size a and
size\R x2StR?gs
RApIsHEs- Texas Nony crates $40 IS
RHUBARB Hichig6h h0thouso cases
fancy 81, 5ors5 So
FHALLcTS Louisiana bsrrelt 20 dor
lunches. titd ~, crates doz - 2,
SPINACH Texas tu. baskets. 81 eo
cartons dor csIrphsns haas washed
spinach ia o. Si7S
SWIFT POTATOES Louisisrs IN crts
Porto Rfcsn ysms rs 40 50 75n 5
Ceorgs bu Porto Ricsr vans. $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-17
Continental Can Sells
S14,0OO,0OO Notes

NEW YORK, March 17-Conti-
mental Can Co, Inc. has sold pri-
TO a group of life insurance
an additional $4,000
600 of 3 per cent sinking fund de-
maturing Dec. !, 1865,
through arrangements made by
Sachs e. Co. The new
funds will be used for general COR
porate purposes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-17
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

BOYS
Boys were born 10.
Mary winisrsk, 2157 y. Palmer.
Carolyn Petro, $40 Mitchell
Helen Gentry. i02e6 Oakland.
Toba Smoker i7ei2 Prairi..
Ethel Christopher, 1910 fireman.
Dorothy Goachse. s7ss Betchwood.
Mary Erkkila, 1889 Blaine. -
Rosetta Jonke, 1855 Glastonbury.
Ruth Behsnks, 1879 Lauder. III
Stella Malisxewski. 47l5 Wesson.
Lucille Lucas, 464s Fifteenth.
Natalie Wakeford. i2062 Memorial
Dorothy Reed. is434 Five Points.
Vivian Vivian. J.susy lsi. Psi is:,
Ethel Johnson. ~ Hendris.
Amelia Peterson. 1881 Colfsx
Lorone Herlocker. 5000 Winthrop.
Eldridge Barnett, l13is Wyoming.
Hazel Reiter. 1920 5. Electric
Helen Disciascio. 1884 Keller.
Eleanore Halterman, 1120l Lindsey.
Margaret Brownie. 1893 Elsmsrs
Geraldine Kaufman. 1876 Navahoe (twinl.
-cslssts- TeFFes,-7ee+ Richmond ------------
Priscilla Jacobs, 1885 ~. Martindals.
Leone Pugh, 1915 r. Jefferson.
Margaret Youeff. 3oe5 Humboldt.
Madaline Polino. l71s4 Marx.
Gladys Bennett lapes- Chapel
Helen OlsZewski, 4sa5 Dubois.
Ruth Mohnsy. 1878 Ilene twins
Helen KarczewskI, $3.50 Rsnvills.
Ruth Schwartz. 120si Prairie.
Gladys Teninity. 5il6 Conner.
Theresa Misuraca, 1914 Hunt.
Victoria BIRD. 1855 Sheridan.
Thelma Coulter. 1918 Fourth.
Anne Lothian, 463 Lakewood.
Lavina Frseyman. SAFE Bslfour
Beverly Miner, 2is Houstonia, Roysi ost.
Rose Jackson, se2a Fox road, Allen Park.
Marion kelley l l7n K; r s sy o o:s.
Mary CLARK. 1855 Gardner, ssrkl.y.
Dorothy Lsity, 215 =. Savannah.
Dorothy Thomas iso7e Asbury PARK.
Hazel Harold. 500 Blaine
Marion Coon, 1913 Cloverlswn.
GIRLS
Girls were horn 80.
Mary Poholsky. 3iis Kantor.
Carrie Davis. 1919 Cas-,
Johnnie Brown. 1881 Fender
Beulah Rivers. ii55 Beaubien
Anna Crack. 1892 Buelow court
Bestrc. Ke., SGT. Linwood
Mary Williams. 1923 Hamilton.
Helen Kohn. 2o7is Exeter
Elizabeth Hessy 1894 Gladwtr.
Fsnni. DsnIo. 1850 " J.rsrssn.
Agnes Rumpz. 5ssi Proctor
Elizabeth Jackson. 900 Y. Palmer
Loretta MCGOWAN. 2323 Sixth
/ Lillian Latter, 260i Cortland.
/ Ruth Brissette. 1898 W. Kirby.
Jennie Kent. 1928 Wsnand.
/ Rose Avsrbsch an37 Monterey.
/ Jean stsding, $500 Woodingham drive.
Julia Fraser 1895 Birwood
Margaret Gardner, 1929 Brsil..
Florence Conrad, 1898 fireman.
Ruby Tompkins $3.50 stanton
Betty Responder. 1922 Pierson.
Mabel Boyert 4l04 sheridan
Clara Johnson. 1915 n. Morfell
Emma Wirzikowski ss22 Longvorth q
Margaret Schiller asa Loveit.
Elma Comttto 65is PinehufFt, Desk0
Margaret Meilbeek. es5s Msttstsi
Wanda Handey, 4ose Thirty-nfth.
Elsptth Lsfer;y. 81 Broadway. Ecorss
Barbara August. 312 z Grand. HIGHLAND
Ruth pisby 252i4 Cratic, Ro,.y,u.
Helen Dickson. 1888 Foslyn Crosse Polni.
Lola KrAn i34s4 sApneId East Dstrol'
Grace SCHNEIDER. 1891 Msyfowsr. LincoI
Park.
Ethel Van Wey 1875 wiscakss, pssrsor7
Ruth shsaly zoos fleetwood drive, Cross
Points
Laura Rogers 222s virginia PARK.
Eileen Molsnda 1854 Gabl.
Jusnita stephan. 21eis Ros.dss. St. clsr
Shores
Josephine smith. ssa Parker
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-17
OK Indian Refining
Transfer 10 Texas Co.

NEW YORK, March 17-Stock-
holders of Indian Refining Co. at
a meeting in Augusta. Me-, APP
proved an offer TO transfer its
assets 10 Texas Co. in exchange of
one share of Texas stock for each
four shares of Indian common
stock. Texas owns 9l.6 per cent
Of the outstanding common stock
OF Indian Refining.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-17
Deferments Out!

The Michigan Unemployment
Commission reversed itself the
other day and announced a new
policy Of NO occupational draft
deferrnents 70 members of its
staff.
And Uncle Sam picked up
q few more likely prospects
thereby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-17
January Farm Income
Reaches 1.3 Billions

WASHINGTON. March II -
Gross farm income during January
totaled S1,370.000,000, a % per
cent increase over a year earlier
but decrease of S201 100000
from the December figure, the
Department of Agriculture said
today in its monthly report.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-17
u. 5. Rubber Pres.
Named Utility Director

NEW YORK. March 17--Fannin
w. CharSke. chairman Of the eX-
ecutive committee of the Union
Pacific Railroad Co, and II. T..
Smith. president of the Omitted
States Rubber Co, were elected
trustees OF Consolidated Edison
Co. of New York, Inc, succeeding
F. II. Ecker and J. p. Day, re-
signed