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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

NOMINAL
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO. Jan. rs (INs).--Cssh grain
WHEAT--None.
CORN J mixed. Si.14M No. yell
low, Si.Ooil: No. yellow, ss N.ol
No. 3 yellow, sl.casio0; No. yellow.
30 deshc: No. S yellow. $40 % lzc: sample
yellow 77me4c.
oATs-No. l mixed SIC; sample mixed.
soc: No. l white, san n 63c. No, white,
62c: No. ; white, size: sample white, SO
n soc No. red special and special heavy,
SIC: No. ! red special extra heavy. s2hc.
WINNIPEG GRAINS
- WINNIPEG, Jan. Is HNSt,~-Wheat snt
rye closed unchanged today, oats &c 10 a
off barley nc down to &C up.
WHEAT--May, ease.
OARS May, 51L,e; July, 50Ae bid
BAhLEY May, 631sc; July So a u SAC
RYEAMsy and July. o6Ac bid.
TOLEDO CASH CHAIN
TOLEDO. o.. Jan. rs (INs).-cast
grain on track:
WHEAT-No. Z red, si5tdl54h.
CORN-No z yellow, Ssh ~ eShc; No
: oATs|No. 2 white, sol4 a61tie; No.
white, SIN "a eOI4c.
soYBEANs-No. 2 yellow, si.ss91.s7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Scores Firms
Afraid 10 FiQht
For Own Rights
Says SEC InFimidstes
The Chicken-Heerted
With ReprissI Hints
BY n. c. FORBES

How far has America descended
toward totalitarianism?
Several OF our largest private
enterprises called meeting 10
discuss now impoSitions by the
Securities and Exchange Commits
sion But. before the end Of the
meeting, they. for some undisclosed
reason. became so panicky that
they decided mot 10 stick their
neckS out" In other words, they
requested the invited newspaper
representatives TO huSh-hush the
whole matter, implying that they
were fearful lest the SEC or
Washington crack down" on
them for daring TO question the
arbitrariness OF any federal bu-
reaucratic agency
Were Hitler 10 learn these facts,
he doubtless would feel flattered
tl.at his policies have been aped in
the United States. that the largest
employers here have become alb
jectly cowed by the political
DOWers- be.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Livestock Markets

CATTLE-Reeeipts 500. Beef steers
and helfers market steady 10 l5c lower
than last Thursday or steady with last
Monday heifers very scarce all grades
steers represented with medium kinds pre-
dominating. run includes about 20 loads
shortfed steers from the Southwest ana
bulls steady TO 75e hiEher; replacement
cattle steady; two loads choice 1. 300-lb
fed steers held above rs. about one load
good s3o-t .f0o-lb. fed steers, SIS: medium
to low-good kinds. si3 rs: few shortfed
h.ifers. sil down; medium and good beef
cows. Si0T56i2 rs: odd head 10 si3.
cutter 10 common cows. IS, $50 10. so; can
ners. s7.so6s.o0 good sausage bull,
load medium stock steers. si27s
CALVES Receipts. 500. vcalers, market
steady In SOC lower. good and choice
grades. si7Nsis; common and medium,
HOGS Receipts. 1000: asking steady
with last THURSDAY: bidding cents lower
on weights $50 Tbs. upward; good and
choice ls0-250 III butchers held above
SHEEP Receipts. 2 600. Lambs opening
fully 25c lower: many bids SOC on; early
sales and bids good To choice fed native
medium "1 to good Kinds, si,oais7s com.
mon light weights salable around si3. rs
down culls as low as 81: indications
around steady on slaughter ewes. asking
UP TO so for few choice light kinds.
PITTSBURGH
pITTsBURGH. Jan. as TNs,.--CAT-
TLE-Receipts, as; market steady Steers
choice, $3.50 Is: medium tn good, si4hi5:
common, sl0hl3.5o hehers, rood 10
choice. s13 50di+.50: medium 70 good.
$40. 50nI2 50; common 50 500 ~. 50; cows.
good 10 choice, sil@i7 medium 70 good
SO. 50 u 10. so: Gamers and cutters, s1fs;
bulls. good 20 choice. si3dii; common
10 medium. s10H17.
Inc higher fs0.IsO his SIS 500 rs. 90 :
200-220 lbs siSs01i5qO; 22o-750 lbs
SIS. so n Is 90; 25o-2so his. s155oh Is 80 /.
2e0-3S0 MS. sian 1880 lOo15o lbs.
sf5Hi5.s0. rourhs. si4hi475.
SHEEP--Receipts. 400: market activs ;
15c lower on choice lambs. Choice lambs
81 so ~ 1888 medium 10 good. si4His
common lambs. si0Gi3; ewes, ssns
ve'hers. xenf0.
= CALvEs-R Receipts $50; market steady
Good 10 choice. ST. ION 1880: medium 20
good. t1sni7. culs and common, sl0n
1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Detroit Stocks

Sales, including odd lots. =. 100 shares.
! Dividends In the foregoing table ARE the
amounts declared or paid 80 far thu. year
unless otherwise noted. a-Psid In 1912
en- FIX III vtdend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
AFRAID TO BE FIRM

Those responsible for admin
Strating the affairs of these
! "a d & corporations, although
convinced that the SEC is on the
wrong track, admit, by their
timidity, that they are afraid TO
stick up for what they regard as
the best interests of their enter
prises. that they; no longer feel
free agents or sovereign citizens,
that they are in terror Of official
punishment should they dare TO
exercise the right Of free speech
This obsequiousness is all the
more astounding when the last
election results are considered.
Voters demonstrated that they had
turned against New Deal dicta-
torialneSS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Foreiqn EXCHANGE
Trend Of Sales

NEW YORK. Jan. as sales on the New
York stock Exchange today totAled 500, 100
shares.
Rig hoard .ales throughout the dav.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Farmers Market

FRUITs-Apples, BsIdwins. No I, s
= - bu. Delicious, fancy. ,275 bu
fancy a6s25 b 10 No. l. s sStpio IS
No ? T5cdSlG Greetings, fancy, 81 s.
ea.i Nc J. soc ati rs; Northern Spies
fancy, g 25N7 so bu.: No 1, 81 5oH 2
No /. Soca 81 IS No. 2, SO 7se iona S
thsns, fancy. 81 bu. No. I, Si256i rs
No. 2, T5c. sieeles Red. fancy. 81 bu
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
French endi'e, fancy, 81 5-lh. box, No. l
VEGETABLES. MISC -Be,u topped
Sss, No l. q COO CO. IS b. '' go sO: q 7se
topped, fancy 81 as bT 80. l, 81 75n7
No STA -. Celery root, No. /. 81 z
g e ba Do No So aof..rs Mn fsss s
50 bu. No. !. 81 50G3 Leeks No. I
81 y =. 50 dox. ochs Onions dry. fancy
81 - 5o-ie. sack No !, 81 80 q a., No
80 ?. 81 25. Parsley root No 1, 81 % \
] 20 bu No 2. 81. Poistoes. No. I. - q
p 2 90 100 10 sack; No 81 500 30
so;Sou,. o is1c,. Zoo 7sc so Op so, shSce
SOC small. 81 don bchs Rutabagas, No
! 7scasi bu.; 80 a SOC squssh, Tsbl
Queer No !, 81 bu Hubbard No
house 40. !. ItoS2.so s"iS basket
Tunirs topped No. l. siGlso bu. V.Es
table oysters No /, Use ~ 81 dor. bchs
duw S3A11 n
POULTRY Live hens heavy breeds ?
q f2c IN lsghorns. 2sH 2Sc sprinrers, 4
81 t5c To- leEhorr, $40 3he 10
HOGS Dressed = medium. 80 Sc N.
enc AGO
CHICAGO Jar 2S 1iSsN ~ BITTER
Receipts A2ts tubs market STEADY "a
tras. - score SO standards 90 score
hrsts - ~ score, 4FGfftsc
EffCS Receipts ~ eases. marks
stesdy. current receipts. 3fise fresh sxtr
frsu 2sH1s sc frssh 6rsts ~ n 3ss
dlrffrF % check 81
FhfF y Twins. q .if, daisies, print
trf I-rEh0r~r -
IfEF FotfTF N-f.r' STEADY Tui
ferf nf4r wnrf % shsrr her'
20 N.r Ir.+ g.. arrfr-f
f.ettH. - Iec. ducks, 20'
lS6c. geest. 9Jc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Women 10 Hear
Red Cross Story

Detroit women in the Red Cross
campaign will hear the story Of
the Red Cross from two speakers
in Cass Technical High School at
8 p. m. tomorrow,
They are Comptroller Violet
Falkner. commander OF $4,000
women OF the British Auxiliary
Territorial Service, and Carl r.
Myers. OF the Red Cross Foreign
Service.
Mrs. Dudley c. Hay director Of
volunteer workers; Mayor Jetfries.
and John w. Waiting, general
chairman Of the drive, Will also
speak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Their Guns Rip Axis,
Navy Wires Hudson

Employees of the United States
Ordnance Plant. operated by the
Hudson Motor Car Company, have
received congratulatory ;ele-
gram from a high ranking naval
officer for another smashing blow
their guns, the 20 MN. Oerlikon
anti-aircraft guns, have given the
Axis. The telegram was signed by
Rear Admiral w. II. p. Blandy,
chief of the bureau of ordnance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
War Worker S Death |
Puts Police Under Fire.

BUFFALO, y. Y. Feb. %
QNS) "A police lieutenant was
with perjury today and II
other police officers were under
investigation In the death of John
Kocemba. 18, war worker, in a
police prison cell.
Kocemba. arrested two weeks
ago for intoXication. died, accord
ing 10 the medical examiner. from
a ruptured liver caused by a
violent external blow"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Work or Fight, Firm
Tells lis Employees

ORANGE, n. j., Feb % QNSl
Work or fight was the ultl-
matum today before employees OF
the Monroe Calculating Machine
Company, engaged on war con-
tracts.
The labor management war pro-
duction committee OF the factory
announced { that names OF en-
ployes habitually absent from
their Jobs would be turned ovg
To their selective service boards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Legion Auxiliary TO Meet

Women's Auxiliary OF julius
Rosenwald American Legion Post
Will present an American flag TO
Congregation B'Nai MoShe tomor-
row night at $50. Official war
movies Will be shown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23

MANY never
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACKACHES
This Old Treatment Often
Brings Happy Relief

Many sufferers relieve nagging bsckAchs
quickly, once they discover that the real cause
Of their trouble may be tired kidneys.
The kidneys are Natures chief way Of TAX
ing the excess acids and waste out Of the blood.
They help most people pass about3 pins . day.
poisonous matter 20 remain In your blood, it
may cause nAgging backaehe. rheumatic
pains. leg pains. loss Of pep and energy, get
ting up nights. swelling. pufinass under the
eyes. headaches and dizziness. Frequent or
soanty passsses with snartins and burning
with your kidneys or bladder.
Don't waiti AJAX your druggist for Doan's
Pilk. used SUCCESSFULLY by millions for over 40
ycan. They give happy relief and win help the
Is miles OF kidney tubes fush out poisonous
waste from your blood. Get Doans PiLk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23

The cost of the average worker
uniform, gloves, smocks and extra
work clothing may not be deducted
from taxable income except in rare
cases, Giles Kavanagh, collector OF
internal revenue. stressed today.
Kavanagh said many workers,
both professional and trade, per-
sist in taking deductions on work
clothing contrary 10 the law.
He quoted from the law as
follows:
"The cost OF articles Of apparel
which are especially required by
the taxpayers business, are used
solely In that business and are
not adaptable TO general or con-
( tInued wear To the extent that
they may be said TO replace the
taxpayers regular clothing, Is
deductible rs business ex-
pense." &C. c. NJ. 19662-l938--
1-CBr-l18)
FEW EXCEPTIONS
The bureau OF internal revenue
holds NOT deductible uniforms
and auxiliary work clothing of such
workers as nurses, surgeons, rail-
waymen. BARRIERS. druggists, fac
tory workers and others - and
there are few exceptions.
Among the relatively few eXcep-
tions 10 the ironclad rule are the
uniforms OF baseball players,
Jockeys, deep sea divers, hockey
players and a few others who use
their work apparel in place Of
regular clothing
Other questions and answers:
Q-After "a years service with
a local corporation l was retired
in October. 194l. During 1912 the
firm gave me a weekly pension OF
SIS. My boy. who earned about
81 500 in 1912, was virtually head
OF the family. paying substantially
more than half of our support. The
boy Is single. The family consists
of him. his mother and myself.
have been sick all year and earned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Income Tax Answers
by Giles kaVanagh

What is my status and
that Of my son?-J. p. 5.
GIVE CHIEF SUPPORT
A-Due 10 the fact that you
earned about $500, II would not
seem likely that your son was
chief support. Your son cannot
claim you As dependents unless
he can prove he furnished chief
support.
Mrs. I. r., Ypsilanti: No In
come tax return II required Of "A
single person unless his or her
earnings are $500 or more.
VI. j. C.: Income tax cannot
be paid with war bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
RENT INCOME TAXABLE

RENT INCOME TAXABLE
NJ. H.: Rental income is tax
able.
II. ID. C.: Unless actual pay
meni of taxes Is shown on land
contract or added to the amount
owed on land contract, no deduc-
ton could be allowed the pur-
chaser.
O. am married and have ?
family of FIVE. Both my husband
and / work. If he files as head oil
family with dependents, am ! en-
titled 90 file as married with nc
or do ! have 10 file as
single, with only a $500 eXemp-
ton "A. V. r.
FILE AS SINGLE PERSON
A-You must file as single
person.
w. X. H., Garden City: Your
daughter should file return.
The Times. however, cannot
compute your tax.
II. Is. b., Rochester: The father
should include daughters wages
in his return and take $3.50
exemption.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Grand River A,,.

HiOlilu1N on S'aEe IN Person Vaughn
Monroe and Orchestra. with AU-s;ar stage
SHOW. on Screen. Ann Sothern. NelvynI
Douglas, THREE HEARTS FOR JULIA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23

UiLLio 'NsON or FURY" Tyro,s
Power. Gene Tserney. YOUTH on PA
RADf." News. Cartoon. Open y, n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23

WHITTIER. jefferson al Grand siys. 4
VIM iihh Open SsI5 Park Free
Lee Bowman PACIFIC RENDEZyOtJs. /"
might MONSTER" with Bars LslEoni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23

WYAND0TTE -"'s s,,'.s M'shs -
Bette Davis, e. Rains NOW. yOYAgEQs
"BERiJN CORRESPONDENT" virflrla
= l,4la...tA ht-r~Tlr ---Spfrft OF 1871
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
NAREIEI D--IIastings at Fsrnsworth

WFNT0WN-Wyo nainE -fenkeii no. iii 4
"LSlVUN New starting Time
3. ~ Zach Evening. Park Frks RossItrd
Russell Brian Aherne In "MY SISTER
EILEEN = Pat O'brien. George Murphy In
"THt NAVY COMES IHROfcu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23

limited ARTfcTC-Bagley st Cd. CIrruss
n"iioio Doors Open 10:s5 a. NJ.
Greer Carson snd Ronald Colman in
RANDOM HARVEST" The Big
rmotlonal Thrlll Of This or ANY Year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23

INCML--woodward ~ Columbia ca. i052
JlNLHlh Continuous II rs An Mark T..
Moody's "RANAGED EARTH Real Jap
Atrocities Committed Before Your Eyes.
cIDCI C-W. Wsrrru-Mnler Rd. OR. sOto 4
IlhILb Held over Tor Another Day
on Popular Demand "MN SISTER,
EILEEN and NAVY CONES THROU On
Horror Show starts Tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Named Marine Hostess i'm 1929

Widow of Sgt Maj Michael Deboo, USING, she died
Thursday night after prolonged illness Inerment will be
at Arlington Cemetery.
Mother Deboo-her legal papers signed that-could
have several hsh marks Shed been the service since
1929 when the late Maj Cen Smedey Butler appointed her the
marine hostess.
Rough, tough Butler afraid A visit of Baltimore
society mpnded He asked Catherine Deboo do what
he wouldn't do;
~ you greet them at the barracks and look after
them I'm making YOU marine hostess of QuantiCo
Coping with dowages then became minute part of Mother
Deboos joys She sewed buttons stitched chevrons
sleeves comorted homesck rockies welcomed the brides
of boys helping them learn be servicemens wives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
; Times Readers
Paid $4,000
Insurance Benefits Cost
Three Subscribers $3.50

Three different checks for $1,000,
all paid TO beneficiarieS within one
week. on the 2-Cent-a-Weck Acct
dent Insurance policy available 10
new and old daily homo-dclivered
readers of The Detroit Times. were
announced Saturday.
Anna {. Phillips, l4SS f. War
rcn. received $1,000 on tho policy
carried by her husband Stanley
Phillips, who died March u, after
being struck by an automobile.
Phillips had paid in total of $1.5i
in weekly premiums.
Another $1,000 went to Mrs.
Blanche Aries. 1884 Heintz, as
beneficiary OF her husband, John
Aries. killed Feb. u, in an auto
crash near Monroe. A total OF
1920 in weekly premiums had
been paid in by Mr.. Aries.
The third $1,000 check went 10
Mrs. Irene r. Stewart, 4250 La
peer, Flint. widow of Cecil w.
Stewart, killed March 10 when
his automobile overturned. Mr..
Stewart had paid al weekly pre-
miums. or 50 cents.
These three $1,000 payments are
the latest in many large sums paid
beneficiaries of this type OF 2-Cent-
a-Week Accident Insurance obtain
able by old and new daily home
delivered readers of The Detroit
Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Big Crime Wave
Seen After War

WASHINGTON, April 10 (UP)
Manufacturer Harvey s.
Firestone Jr., today prophesied a
"crime wave Of major proportions
when soldiers, schooled in the use
of lethal weapons and accustomed
TO living intimately with death. re-
turn TO civilian life.
millions Of men who never
before fired a gun are becoming
proficient In the use of fire
arms" he said. "They will not
he afraid OF death or pain for
they have faced one and suffered
the other"
He told graduates of the Fed
eral Bureau of Investigation
Police Academy:
'Tf our experience after the
last war Is any criterion, we
face a crime wave of major pro-
portions.
Firestone noted tn a idleneSS
and lack of employment are tre-
mendous factors in nurturing
crime and that government and
industry would face iouS
profile in keeping veterans
occupied.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
WLB Refuses
Pay Hike Here

A request for a Scent an hour
wage increase by $500 employees
OF the Continental Motors Corp.
and Continental Aviation and En-
zine Corp. was denied by the WLB,
Saturday.
UAW-CIO contended that agree
ment on the increase was reached
with the management before Sept.
% and is not affected by the wage
freezing order of that date.
Any increase in the $l.23 an
hour prevailing, the board ruled,
would create inter-plant Unequal
tiles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Navy Will Cost
Each 2Cts. Day

Americas two-ocean navy. which
when completed will be the largest
in the world. will cost cents q
day per person. according TO Rear
Admiral Clark II. Woodward, u. S.
Navy, retired,
Admiral Woodward, who will
speak this Sunday at the annual
banquet of Industrial and Com
mercial Engineers in Statler Hotel,
will tell Of plans. progress and
costs Of the naval construction
program.
He is also expected TO detail
value of battleShips and necessity
for control OF the seas for eventual
World War II victory,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Adopted Mother
Mourned by Marines

QUANTICO, Va, April 10 (UP]-Ihe hard
lips Of a marine corps bugler quivered today as he
sounded Taps" over the body of his 65-year-old
mother
Eyes frozen at attention in Quantico chapel
blinked away salt tears for more than one leather
neck because Catherine Deboo had been their
mother too.
And, in North Africa, in Paris Island, in San
Diego and in many other places marines were in
spirit standing at attention in quiet Quantico chapel
For Mother Deboo had been their "mother'-their
only marine corps hostess.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Resort Association
Appoints Manager

GRAND RAPIDS. April 10
William Palmer of East Lansing
will come TO Grand Rapids. May !,
TO become the new secretary
manager Of the West Michigan
Tourist and Resort Association. II
was announced today by George
v. Brandt, president Of the asso-
citation.
Palmer, who is secretary of the
Michigan Petroleum Association
and former state senator, succeeds
the late Hugh J. Gray, who died
March 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Coast Guard 10 Take
EnIistments Here

Ensign Richard II. Bartlett of
the Cleveland coast guard recruit
ing office will be in Room 35l
Federal Building, 10 answer re-
cruiting questions and accept en-
liStments.
Coast guard officers, who closed
the Detroit recruiting office three
weeks ago, reported they had been
swamped with recruiting queries.
They urged men under 18 and over
38-the only ones eligible for en-
listment to confer with Bartlett
Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Saginaw Marine Dead,
Ithaca Sailor MISSING

The navy department an
nounced Saturday that Marine
Pvt. John c. Rock of Saginaw,
previously reported as missing, is
now listed as dead.
Added TO the Michigan casualty
list was the name Of William Isaac
Jordan. seaman first class. resi-
dent of Ithaca.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

brimmed hat and a big smile that
is a perpetual asset. He learned
politics before he was old enough
to vote. from James Z. Davidson
the former COP national commit
teeman who is one of the grand
old men OF the Republican Party,
Davidson made him secretary of
the Bay County Republican COM
mittee back in 1888. From that
post. Schmidt appeared in Lansing
politics in 1896 as worker for
the late Gov. Fitzgerald There
were lot of powerful figures in
that campaign, and Schmidt was
a comparatively minor parsonage.
But politicians learned that he
had that old-fashioned trait of
carrying out his commitments
trait that Is fast disappearing in
this era of cut-throat politics.
The 1885 campaign was dis
astrous to the COP but, after the
1898 victory, Schmidt was re-
warded with the post OF finance
director in the state treasury.
NEIGHBOR OF PHELPS
He had q summer home for
many years at Port Austin, was a
neighbor of William Lyon Phelps
and other distinguished writers
who have a colony known as
Broken Rocks.
Schmidt opened general store
in that summer resort three years
ago and, when he Is not busy in
politics. he can be found back OF
the counter or driving a truckloso
Of eggs to Detroit.
So. having won a major cam
paign, two-man victory. Schmidt
Undoubtedly will become an I'M
portant figure in Lansing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
COP PdrIeyS
Shape Up Plans
For A Drive
Strategy Discussed
for Biggest Campaign
in American History
special to rHr DETROIT TIM,

WASHINGTON, April 10 Tho
Republican presidential campaign
OF 1914 took It's first definite shape
here today after series 81 con
ferenceS between former Gov
Lsndon Of Kansas. party nominee
in 1895. and an influential group
of national and congressional lead
erS
Tho strategy Of one Of Tho most
momentouS political campaigns in
American history was discussed
from the point Of view OF the
probable necessity OF meeting. n
year and a halt hence the fourth
term candidacy OF President
Roosevelt.
LANDON, HOOVER TO MEET
Landon will have a conference
IN New York IN Tuesday with
former President Hoover. az which
the discussions begun in Washing
ton will be continued.
Both Hoover and Landon are
definitely neither candidates nor
receptive candidates for tho Re-
publican presidential nomination
a year hence.
Landon had two conferences
with Harrison Spangler, chairman
Of the Republican national com
mittec.
Following a luncheon discussion.
Spangler was the host at dinner
In Landon's honor
GUESTS LISTED
The guests included Senator
McNsry, Republican leader Of the
Senate; Rep Joseph w. Martin,
Republican leader of the House:
Senator Vandenberg Of Michigan,
Senator Butler of Nebraska. Sen
stor Lodge of Massachusetts and
Rep. Otter Of Pennsylvania. chair
man OF the Republican congress
SIGNAL campaign committee,
Tomorrow and Monday Landon
will meet with some important pu-
litical figures who are not Repub-
licans. including Senator Bennett
Clark of Missouri, Senator Wheeler
of Montana and Senator LaFol-
lette of Wisconsin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
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Bring Your Ration Books
TO Weddings, Showers

SAGINAW, April 10-Food rs-
tioning isn't going to add to the
fun of wedding celebrations, it be-
came cellar from new OPA order
reading:
additional prOcesSed foods
are not Obtainable for weddings
and showers under provisions of
ration orders under new setup."
So you'll have to bring your
ration books TO Cousin Joe's we'd
ding, it appears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Drive pIeases De GauIle

LONDON, April 10 tUPp Gen
de Gaulle today Cabled Gen. Essen
hover, Allied commander in North
Africa. the ardent good wishes OF
the French people" in the battle
TO expel the Axis from Tunisia