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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28
Covenant Wins

First Covenant continued its
winning way by taking its fourth
win in four stars in the Y-Church
league last night al the Y
Coast Guard Chapel defeated
Asbury Methodist, 2s-24.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28

Subs Mckinley PlaYlelo-Mul-
ligan, Smith 2. Fisk. Mckinley
Park-Roper. Referee, Ferguson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28
Gas Rationing
Takes BoWlers
For Sleigh Ride

HAMBURG. n. Y Business
Mems league OF Eden bowls al
Hamburg. six miles away. When
the ban on pleasure driving was
put into effect, and the ground
was covered with snow. these key
lers-39 in number-hired a sleigh.
When there is insufficient snow
for that form OF transportation,
they use a hay rack.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28

While she was making Road to
Morocco, Dorothy Lamour judged
a masculine beauty contest Goods
OF Underwood college in Missouri
submitted photos Of their boy
friends and Dottie picked an Raj
flier named Kenneth Yeast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28

SUBS. First Covenant = GusLdI'
son. Referee-Eatinger.
Methodists (24) t2sl Coast Guard
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28

suos- FlFst MeLnoalsI-L'alsoN SUI
Peterson. Cy Hanson. Stark. X
Wasenblatt. Coast Guard-Silvey
(e). -Eatinger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
Pets and Poultry Supplies

Dogs III
Ism I there some one in Detroit VINO
wants 10 And a good home for small
Pekingese or Pommeranan7 Best OF
trained care. Write Box A.i25s, Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
TYPISTS

Have jobs for 125 additional
typists Immediately for address,
ing envelopes, cards, etc. Pleas
ant, permanent work; no birth
certificate necessary. Come pre-
pared to- start at once. 4. l..
Polk & Co., AL Howard, corner
Cass and Howard Sts.. Down
town.
CONSULT the ENLARGED Real Estate hs,.
inss Ia the bis sunday Times Want "a
noeAAa0t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
Situations Wanted-Maie
Situations Wonfed-Femaie

Situations Wonfed-Femaie
A RELIABLE colored girl wishes DAY
work for laundry only Trinity 2-19Si
ADDREssING- Longhsnd M home ex-
ceIient penmanship So per thousand
Dawson a3is
BUNDLE washing: bring u and carry II
Townsend 7-o24l.
CURTAINS neatly stretched zoe pair
1852 Brush Apt. : Temple l-2fol.
CURTAINS neatly done in ny home. soc
pair Tyler 6-s352
EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes two
days laundry, cleaning, s. ana esrfare'
Tyler l.0a66
EXPERIENCED colored girl; laundry
cleaning; - so and carfars. Trinity
-55s7
EXPERIENCED lsundFess and cleaning
woman. 26ta Mack. Fitkref ifsz
EXPERIENCED colored woman wants day
work SIS. osrfsre. Temple i-o551.
EXPERIENCED wall washing and week
work. Trinity l-I47s.
RELIABLE girl wishes days IS. carfsre;
no wall washing. Trinity 1882
YOUNG refined woman wants DAY work
references. Tyler 4-7s45.
coI,oRED-E Experienced six f'nisher or
steam press operator. Can Cherry oss5,
coLoRED girl wishes day work. cleaning
s. and csrfsre. University 2-Ooos
CoIORED lady wishes day work. IS and
carfsre. Cherry 0l05.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07

rolhae TO .a4n1rt, assist w.'t chill
tfe- stay -'ro's >l5 rriveruty 1891
ist7s San Juan.
GIRLS 10 WORK RS STORAGE
DEPARTMENT
.App-Y Emrl1t -.eu, Ia 49, ~ ~. E-4.sy
ci'sners .s0l Hamilton, ~ Holden
GlFi Fa- saue, perners Car earn Up
Tsrs 4. $50 an eesS mos. Refined sino-
kRAGO% 5gt5 WOODWARD II 1855
alRts-y.x Experienced tnf tpaifing oriental
ross Excellent Falsrt stead pHs'tIHrr
r.rasar' VHfsins Conditions. AFpis %lst
Ni Ea.tf
GIRL rr ceu ana candy counter f4'
p 81 %, Satar4as s'ags doc- Frs Ttsster
pl frrs tsY,irr.c ra Hr-r,.ar5
Temple ut z1p Cat. .Nhe'r- ils'-
SlE- a asLs gesa a.s, dag 4afs
5000 roo f'.
80 o. TEEElCE co 1920 - .AftIEITf
U.t. -..ela. rs1ts
l,a'o "eiiosaam lN -6att
r,k 81 efIea.e necessary App5
Nr Dlsr I-ag H1i"
GIRLS fountain un. se1ne'fs ast.ir.
SO Ntfrr saief|. Esriars IFgss.
$4,000 Ltn Jefferson
Girl na~n,'s.rs saa e.eNas, r. sgn.
asarH t-1
GIRL V'r stFr .faphjt .Nqrf .@rcr real
estate -fi 60. = q. cHerr. $3.50 Orsu9t
F.'frHv Hu.s
Iiki-tsr genera. ro c9.trE ra wash
- aay Rights. PrFa's room SIS IN
ia4s
GIRL fnf h..aro lrs adjusts home nights.
ru RGn1-F Tyler s-E1sH
GROCERY CLERKS nist ~ .Ng.rien .el.
So psf vvss % siau. . days. Apply
ags Wee Warren
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
Young Lady Typist and
General Office Work
Permanently oN itiVn nav and
alter The war. Near Grand River
and downtown di,tric;.
Mark Allen Co.
210e SECOND

WOMAN - Full or part time good pay
Muir Drug sei6 fireman
YOUNG GiRL-W White. neat appearance.
Tor switchboard downtown retail cloth
INK no experience necessary. Gail Cherry
2255 M Hohns
YOUNG colofcd grl 10 ASSIST With house
Wurk some cooking stay good home
Twnbrook 1874.
COLORED GIRL Lignt Homework pleas
ant home suburban. Randolph p7s7
Dawson $3.50
COLORED giri 1872 igdUstrous. depend
able good on, GOOD wages DAYS
come ready 20 york, 1880 Grstot
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate iitt-
ings in the DIG sunday Times Want Ad
sectlonl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
MoUing, Storage, Carriage


ALBRIGHT-Locai moving, storage. crat.j
ng. shipping anywhere, hTeproof consI
structed warehouse. 2i7 Mnwaukes~l
Trinity c-2ili.
ALL CITY Moving Company, large vans:
pianos frigidaireS, odds. soc up. local
t494s Meyers. HOgarth 1873.
ATLANTIC--Local: padded vans zoo ca.
~, two men. So hour. 1880 McSicholss
Twinbrook i6l05.
EAGLE-Locsl moving Furniture. pianoss
store fixtures, safes, machinery. Reason~I
able rates. 602 Z. Warren. Temple 1-24l0.|
KERER MOVING. local and suburbanv]
fumigsted vans. Refrigerators. pianos 81
expressing, baggage. 47ss Rohns. Plaza SAIL
LIVERNois MOVING - Loads TO or from
Ohio Indiana Illinois, Pennsyivanta,
West Virginia. New York, Michigan. etoE~|
age OF fireproof construction. 9i7l Lver~|
n0is. HOgarth $500
MOVING Trunks, furniture. appHances,]
local. REDS CARRIAGE, 1850 WARREN
Tyler 4 s622.
ROBERT PALMER, local. Moving, carte
age. furniture, pianos. refrigerators~
3347 Harper. Plaza 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
WOMEN

Y doesn't mattel n you have never
voCke1 before We nave an opening
fHI three aggressive women sged 50
'0 30 'o d. lnNeSilgattng and appfAN-
inE MQs' own car. Pleasant ard
fascinating work. Good starting salary
and car allowance with increases as
mer'ed App.f ~ 1875 National
Bank BIDS Woodward a. Cadillac
square. Cherrs 2se0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

DOMESTIC RUG cleaning. guarantees
workmanship; insured exi2. 50. so. 100
Joseph Csmpau. HOgarth 02is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07

Personals
\ CERTIFIED READER = Your problems
valley. 1905 Larchmon, Tyler 1881.
"a GIFTED reader and adviser, Mrs:
German fDaily Sundays. io-pt e94T
Schaefer Rd one block from Plymouth
ard IVES, Chicago. Bus transportation.
A LIQUOR hsbit stopped ct home secretly.
Arnold 2i6i Nat Bank Bldg. RA. 12st.
A RELIABLE READER AND ADVISOR
Mrs Edwards. 1870 Fort, Lincoln Park.
Special soc tHours 1913 daily, Sunday.)
Atlantic 1908.
\ TRUE reader and advisor. Mrs. Dale,
on all affairs ~ life answers all cues
tions readings daib Aad sunday, lO-lO'
los37 West Jefferson, River Rouge. tBus
tn door
ADVISER on all affairs Of lite. Mrs.
Taylor. Special readings soc Daily,
SUNDAYS 1919 lsso West Jefferson. Ecorse,
over Edgewater Bar. Atlantic 1854. (Wyan-
dotte bus 10 door,
ADVISER hfe reader, Mrs Ross 20i5
Fort Lincoln Park. corner southneid.
Hours 1913
AL shades 75c led six. lipsiick, sale
price 2+c HOOK 9s3e Mack
ANNA SANGsTER Spiritual Clsirvoyant
Reader Daily Appointments. s7il Mack.
olive 1851
AsTRoLoCER Mrs Lena Manning
Cherokee Indian. appointments. Tyler
b-II4l- 1924 McGra"
AsTRoLoGER PHOEBE CARTER-Con-
situations daily very reasonable. AS
Helen tnear Jeferson)
ASTRoLOGIST-C Madame Floye
Problems truthfully solved. Daily ap-
pointments. Tyler 7-27ss.
ATTRACTION readings AZ Lotus resroom .
Barbara. Viola MAY. Lotus Home cook
lag lif0 Broadway 2nd floor
DIVINE HEALINCs -- Improve Health.
Reverend Haze Damrau. iTii Ferry
Park Trinity 1T292
EXPERT sdvice an your persona problems
tor appointment call Elizabeth Fem
Columbia oio0 Room 100. 10 to ? 30
daily SUNDAY. %
FROM This day May 5 Robert Graham
- not Responsible for ans debts other
than contracted by himself.
CALI KLENZ Recommended by users.
Liver Gall Bladder stomach Gas, Cali
stones Ryevents operations Information
rOwuscnd\ 1.lIt0
GET our OF DEBT credit Adjustment
Co, 500 Barlum, Tower Oh. s3t7.
HAIR PERMANENTLY Removed - Null
tiple Elec;rolysis. EmnhA BoceAbeuA,
37s3 Gratiot. Plaza 0s5o
HEALING neutrality-suspicious. M Hall
Healing daily by appointment. TIE 2-7is3.
WILL not be responsible for any debts
contracted by my Wife. Shirley wager.
Signed, Gustav A Wager, 1888 Cunton.
Wyantotte. Michigan.
LADY OF MYSTERY OF Radio Fame
private readings Phone Terrace 2-s2is.
Appointments Go a m. 20 10 p. M daily
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
Lumber, Building Materials



BELCREST - Uphol.. restyling: writers
guar free est. 1882 fireman. rY. 4-2213.
FOR hne workmanship. call Crane Uphol~
sterng. ss33 Mack. Plaza 2i7l.
LET FAMOUS restyle and rebuild your live
ing room suite. Can TO. $500.
REUPHOLSTER now, ? pcs inc. tapestry
Mich. Custom. UN. 3-e50O.
REUPHoLSTER your old living room suite
Dining room chairs 81 so up, custom
hunt guaranteed workmanship Restyle
Upholstering e02S Linwood. TYLER 7-0230.
REUPHOLsTFR NOW Easy TERMS
FIDELITY UPH. CO. CALL OR. 07so
FINE QUALITY UPHoLsTERING
2-PC. S35 BEHRAtAN = TY.. 6-7s7o
CUSTOM WORKMANSHIP
VI. 1-i4T0 BAZELL 1920 FESKELn
SAVE OVER HALF AT THE CRAFT
CO. CALL TY. 7-i530
2-Pc. SUITE rsupholstered. s35. Free
Ottoman. Major Jpn. Co. TO. $3.50.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list-
ings IN the big sunday Times Want "A
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07

Al TESTED black dirt for lawns or vfc~|
tory Gardens. Immediate delivery. Vers}
mont 5-4s6e.
DELPHINlUMS, Hybrids, strong 3-ysaR3
plants, doz., 50 postpaid. Box SAL
Flint, Mich
MANURE for victory gardens. Oyegoo|
$500.
Mound-l1 Mi Low prices.
FRUIT TREES, EVERGREENS, SHRUD8
10. 600 EVERGREENs, fresh dug, SEQ Ups
Livernois- fireman Nursery. opp. Lincoln.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
ings in the big Sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
Dancing Instructions

Learn 20 waltz, fox trot. rumoa. conga: ,
special course. 81. so. Trianon School OF
Dancing 37i7 Woodward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
MADAME EMBER

Spiritual Consultation Appointments
FITZRoY 1855
MADAME NARlE-Renown reader, for
merly Budapest Cafe. SIS Cary. Vine
wood 2-s573
MADAME x-Astfologst, Readings ts-5I
l3t5 West Garfield. Ring Apartment 4
MARTHA POELKE. phssic ssvisorA abun-
dsnt experience appointments. 1850 ~.
Jean Murray il2s
not rssponsibls for sny debts nads ~
nv wife. sophia. Juiius C. Jsblonskl
1897 Inyerness
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Detroit Produce

APPLEs-Michigan bu. crates, u. s. No
J Inch minimum unless othsrwis'
stated stated: Cold Storage; Mcintosh 81 sm 2
mostly $3.50: Northern spys. sl.s5d2
generally good. Sis Jonathans. 81; best
S2.2s: generally good, Sl7o; SHOWS: 81 81
Soythws.,esa Gs.eninss. si@,.;o: st.rKs
yld1.lo; wageners. Sl.151 LIS; New Yori
eu. crates, Mcintosh. U. s. No /, az
inch minimum. si,s5a2, mostly H:s5
inch minimum, $50 q so; Washington
box Delicious. fancy ss-l25s. S3.I5N335
ARrICHoKEs California boxes, +ss-s4s
VocApos-canfornia fats. Fuertes 20
Dos, S2d 220; fair quality. S1.75a1.s5.
BEAEs--Florida bu. hampers, stringles,
Black Valentines, $3.75Gt1o; Plentifuls
50; ordinary to fair. s2d27o; Wa,
REETs-Texss II crates, 50.
BROCCOL1-Pony crates, Arizona, So. 7!
o.; California, se.oo@7; Tex. fair. $40
BRUISED SPROUTS - California y
drums, s3.5on4; crates. s3.25d3.5o
CABBAGE-Texas, Los Angeles crates
Round type, s3.75a4; " crates. 81. 10
saas@ 5C 90 n' .ass. Fo Round TYPE TYPE
"a IS: Old Stock. New York, 5o-lb. sacks
Danish. $40.
eunches. California, 81. son ..75; Arizona
st.75n s.; Texas. Los Angeles crates, s
cAULIFLowER- Pony crates las snc
larger, California 81 40; few 81. so; Ari
CELERY-Florids. wire bound crates
trimmed tops. individually washed. i-doZen
good. 50 rs; s-dozen, 81. 75ns.25; general!
good. $500 2.5o; los. 50. 500 3; general,
good. s2.25; ks. S2.25n2 80; generally
good, 81: California, Pascal, is-inch. u
crates. fh-sh dozen, 81 so; Golden Heart
2o.ineh, y crates. "a dozen. 1913.
perors, fancy. $1,000 3.s5; best, SO. so q
3 IS; Riioiers, African pack. SO,
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates, Iceberg
Arizona. Yuma district. 5-doIen. IS. so q
o.7s; 4-dozen. s5m5.25, few $3.50; caiifor
mia. Imperial Valley. 5-dozen. S525: 4
dozen. s5n5.25.
LEAF Hothous.. lob. has
kets Ohio. sln1,10.
ONfONs-6O-lb. sacks: Michigan, ". g
No. !. yellows. medium 81. as n SIS. mostl,
rs, fair. si.25; Sweet Spanish, 3-incf
and larger, 81: white onions, medium, fat
! 10 generally good. 1902; Colorado
Sweet Spanish. y. s. No. !, 3-inch and
PEAs-canfornia, bushel baskets. 50.
PEPPERS Florida, ~ -bushel crates
California Wonders. SIS; World Besters
s475I5. tN
POTATOES -io0-ib sacks. U. s. No. I
size A, unless otherwise stated: Idaho
Russet Burbanks. washed. 81. IS N 3. 50
mostly 50 80; unwashed. 50 25n 335; Idaho
standard grade, 50. rs; Idaho. utility grade
81. SIS; 1O-Ib. cotton sacks. 3ec; Maine. vari
Gus varieties, 2.inch minimum. $500 n 3
50.lb. paper sacks. $50. few SIS; f5-lb
paper sacks .46d47hc. mostly 46c; Michi
gan. Chippevas, 81 so n 2.6s; Russet Rursis
50 40 n $50, best mostly $3.50: Pontiscs
81. 90: Upper Peninsula, ". g. No !. Greer
Mountains, large sire. $2.s5q 10. New
stock--Florida. good quality. Triumphs
buthel crates, 81. 80.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. offered.
J sHALLOTS--Louisians barrels, 80. few
high as 81. so; crates, s-dozen, 81. so u 3 rs
b-dorsn, S2.65q2.75.
| SWEET POTATOEs-Louisiana bushe
crates, Porto Rican Vans. y. 8. No. !
SO eod3
1 TOMAToEs-Io-lb. repacks. medium
t7.l5.
wtxed, e0n csc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Farmers Market

FRUITs-Applss. Baldwins. No. I, 81
a1:2s bp.; Delicious. fancy. 81 rs bu,; No.
,2a22s bu No. ]. siso1i7s; No. 4,
ScIS; Greenings, fancy. $50 eu. No.
!, Doc q sl.25; Northern Spies. fancy. 50 2,
q $50 bu.; No. l. sl.SoH2; No. 2. 75c n
Sis: No. q. SOd 7se; Jonathsn., fancy. 81
bu.; No. ]. sl;25fI75; No. 2, 15c; Steele
Red. fancy. 81 bu.' No. /. Sl.25Ti.7S.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
French endve, sancy 81 5-ib. box; No. j.
VEGETABLES miscellaneous, - B..t..
topped, fancy. 81 rs q 50 bu.: No. !, 75c
asi; No. 2, soc. Cabbage. No. I, $50
81 50 bu: Carrots. topped, fancy, 81 as
hu.; No. !. sI.7512: No. 2, sipi.25.
Celery, Michigan Squares No. I, 81 so.
Celery root. No. !, s1,75a725 bu. Celery
IHor,,ersdisn fancy. 5. bu No. /. 81 500
3, Leeks. No. I. e0c y 81 dor. behs. onions.
dry. fancy. Si.s5 5o-lb. sack; No ], $3.50
mis5; No. 2, n;2o. P.rsnips. No. l.
Potatoes, - 7; s2.25s2eo loo-le. sack;
No. I. soc don. bchs. Black rsdishes, No.
use 5-ls box, choice, SOC: small. 81 don.
hchs. Rutabafss. No. I, 75c n 81 bu.; No.
2. soc. Squash, Table Queen. No. /. 81
eu Hubbard, No. ]. ti.oon LIS; No. 2.
lO'. ioHlHtofss nOtnoute, NO. Y, t2.iOtt
so s-lb. basket Turnips. topped, No 4.
sin so bu Vegetable oysters. No. /.
75cTs 81 don. bchs
EGGs~Larse. sIAd15 so-do1 case: me.
dunn, $l3Gl35o.
POULTRY Live. hens. heavy breeds.
30 42c ID; leshorns. asa csc; sprinsers,
81 Sc ID leehorn, 32M 35c III.
! As-Dressed, medium. 30 q 35c ID.
CHICAGO
cn,-AGO Jan. IL tINs). BUTTER
Receipts, 3.i3s tubs; market steady.
Extras 20 score. 36c. Standards. 90 score
cars. 45hc: extra hrsts. 81 score, fbAc;
hrsts, $3.50 score 44144ke.
EGGS Receipts, 1913 eases; market
steady. Current receipts. aye: fresh
extra hrsts. 3sIs n acc: fresh nrsts. $50
IS hc dirties, 32Ae; checks. 3lAc
CHEEsE-Twins, 25hc; daisies. prints
and longhorns, Csc.
LIVE P o U l. 7 n Y - Marke, steady.
Turkeys. asa 35c; hens. 22H 2ec; leghorn
hens. % n 24c; broilers, 2tiE n 2Skc: string
ers 27i1 N 80 nc; ROSTERS. $50 ice. ducks.
20 n Csc, geese. 25c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
New Sales Head
For Steel Firm

Appointment Of Oscar L. Olson
as vice president in charge Of
ssfes, has been announced by the
Swedish Crucible Steel Company.
In addition to his new post. the
Is year old executive is general
manager in charge Of sales and
production Of the plastic division
OF the company. which is now
serving 1,400 jobbers in United
States.
The Swedish Crucible Steel Com
pany has been a manufacturer of
steel and alloy castings here for
the last 81 years and is now spe-
cializing in cast steel melting pots
for the magnesium industry.
Although all of the company's
products are considered vital war
material. the firm is also turning
out production castings for tank
parts and gun mountings for the
navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Auto
Graphs
s+udebaker Gives
Tips on Keeping
Cars Healthy

Studebaker has a catchy title
for it's latest booklet on war.
time care of cars. 1t is How
to Keep Your Car Healthy on
a Rationed Diet" Judging from
the number of calls the auto
club is getting this winter for
car ailments. the booklet is very
timely.
Studebaker advises reschedul.
ing of fabrication and inspection
on a time rather than mileage
basis. Batteries should be in
spected and recharged with
greater frequency. The draw
back 10 this advice is that bat
terry chargers are overloaded
with sick" batteries. Even the
quick-charge can't take UP the
backlog of demand for battery
service.
Quantity and quality Of oil In
the crankcase should be watched
more carefully. Moisture due to
condensation is not evaporated
so readily by short trips at low
speeds. A pint or more water
per month may settle in the
crankcase and form sludge il
not drained off.
Another tip from Studebaker
is to increase tire pressure by
about Is per cent. This boost in
pressure will not affect the ride
at speeds under 35 and will ex-
tend the life of the tire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Lead Output
Drop Predicted

WASHINGTON, Jan. ia de,
crease in both imports and domes'
tic mine production is expected t.
result in 1913 lead supply some
what below 1912. Edwin Vogel
sang. director of WPB tin-leac
division. told lead producers in
dustry advisory committee.
This 194S total supply will
cover presently known require
ments and will leave margin for
stockpile, he said, though addi-
tional substitution of lead for
other moro critical materials
might cause curtailment of less
essential uses"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Form Aluminium Division

Bohn Aluminium and Brass
Corporation has formed a SUBJ
sidiary 10 be known as the
Aluminium Refiners division
which will specialize in refining
aluminium scrap into aluminium
alloy ingot. The Bohn company
pioneered in the use Of scrap
aluminium years ago against the
industry's belief that castings
had TO be made OF virgin alumni
mum.
The formation OF the SUBJ
sidiary will centralize in one
plant the recovery processes
heretofore distributed among
the fabricating plant of the COR
poration. II will refine the
scrap now being accumulated in
the engine, airplane and other
factories using large quantities
OF aluminium.
The BONN company has pur.
chased 10 acres OF land. Fur
naces and auxiliary equipment
are now being installed and the
plant is expected 10 be in opera
ton by ..1arch 1. Ernest Bell
will be in charge Of the refining
plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19

achieve ximum production
with minimum with the essential
This the controlling objective
contracts but renegotaon
provides for the prevention recsptue profits thus
detectives
believe that control of the costs Of production Of equal
Importance.
"The negotiation rnegotaton
strive reconcile the profits
of incentives management"
This yardsk should balance enegotiation
and should help them from degeneang business
bae Since the system effectively limits profits those who
bargain with manufacturers goods should be primarily
cerned with
And there should be premiums opprobrum for
in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Paper Production
Near 81 Per Cent

NEW YORK, Jan. 1s.-Paper
production in the week ended
January 10 was S6.s per cent OF
capacity. against 1876 per cent In
the preceding week. and 1925 per
cent in the week ended Jan. 10.
1912. according TO the American
Paper and Pulp Association index
Of paper mill activity. Paperboard
production during the week was
equal TO 80 per cent of capacity,
against 81 per cent in the preced-
ing week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Release Manpower

The Hole was a depression
baby.
The government could take
this opportunity to get out OF
the mortgage business and re-
lease a small army of clerks,
bureaucrats and specialists for
work in the war effort if il so
desired.
The obvious way to do this
would be to sell the entire port
folio of the Hole TO private
financing institutions and close
UP shop.
This might sound difficult but
here's how il could be done.
The mortgages carry Az
per cent interest rate. Hole
could guarantee the buyers OF
the mortgages 3 per cent over
all return and the Ia per cent
balance would be held as
cushion against any losses which
might be incurred.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Financial Fditcr

From Washington comes a
bitter complaint from Federal
Home Loan Bank Commissioner
John II. Fahey over the way
Certain financial institutions
are rsiding the Hole and taxi
inc away It's best loans through
reflnancinE.
Fahey contends that this VIII
cost the government and the
taxpayers millions and is repre-
hensihle because the Hole car
ried the burden when the risks
were great and is entitled 10 the
earnings now that most OF the
loans are on profitable basis.
Fahey makes pretty good
case for himself. but there's an
other side 10 the story.
In the first place. the obvious
move on the part of the Hole
would be 30 adopt the same
rules as apply TO An FILA mort
cage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Retailers Eliminating Costly Special Deals

AS travel around the find retailers concerned
whether they will sufficient merchandise the coming
months dollar volume adequate enable them
tnu In view of wartime conditions and wise merchants
thinking volume include
methods
minimize With public experiencing dollar
planning intensive drives make collections
Likewise
sellers market they eliminating costly special deals and
price cutting usual
The railroads trains with loads,
completely
that according averages there usually
cancellations failures of passengers appear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Permit Tire Stocks

To facilitate the speedy trans
fer TO eligible motorists Of the
spare tires acquired by the gov
eminent, OPA announced that
repairmen and recappers would
be permitted TO stock up on
them starting January 20, so
they can 60 on 24-hour basis
in preparing them for use.
Recappers and repairmen will
be required 10 sell tires on
first come, first served basis.
This provision of the new regu-
lations is designed TO make IL
possible for dealers who are no
repairmen or recappers 10 OBJ
tain repaired OF yecsppeS tires
TO accommodate consumers who
look 10 them for tire service.