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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
Farmers Market

ERUITs-Applss Bsidwins 30 : 81
. 50 bu Mcfntosh No ]. ~ 5oWt ha
ou. No. ?. $3.50; GrsenDgs' No. 81
.f3 so hu 30 2 So Northern spys.
fancy - ~ hu No l. s. 5nu4. No >.
- 30 vseensrs 40 T. S3a3 b0 bu
No 2 81 30 SHOWS No. I A31J tI tI
$50 81 Stsslet Red No T. $500 {
hu No . N292 20
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS Gel
ery cabbage M. !, 81 - !. 20 ou. No
n hsske' Endiys, fancy s. ~ hu
NJ. aocuSi25 No. ? 7ac EscsroIe.
fancy. 81 ~ M. No. ! aoc 81
VEGETABLE GREENS CshhaEe greens
81 2S M Ksie No. !. sal Is ba srln.
~ Vl;irGTrARii.vs o ~ o"i Bee,s.
punched No 7se asi doz bchs iorped
haze. No. I. si.25ai,so bu. No 2 81
Rsf cabbage. No. /, 81 7S0 2S bu CurlX
, sabhsgs 10. l. 81 2s eu Carrots.
bunch, sgTsssd no 'os 8 ~ 10 n daz seh'
$40 csubnowsr, fancy, 81 50 bu No
]. 81 50p3; No. 2, 81. Celery root No.
81 don. Celery. fancy. Sin1.5 90 an.
F.rr. NJ No. I y sss s s ~ ao 'ss
Hor,ersdish. No !. s2a775 peck hssks'
No. ?, 81 ~. Kohlrabl Nc 1. 0Scn 81 d1z.
hchs. Lacks, No 1. ilFi.50 dor. Nchs-
2p y NJ ,a 30 50 - s sass 'f Par
snips fancy, s350n4 bu; No 1. ~ 50
a g. No. ?, 50. Parsley root, No / 81
q so dor. hchs Parsley, No. 7Sc & 81
100 lbs No. 2. 81 So Radlshes. rcd. hot
house, No. I, 81 don. bchs RutahsEas.
No. l Siq f.50 bu. squash. Delicious No.
1, 81 5OA2 hu.: Hubbard, No. l. las
n LIS .bu-: Table Queen, fancy, $3.50 bu
No. 1. si1i.2S. Turntps. punches No. !.
15c ~ doz hchs topped. No. I Si.2s8
! SO hui No. q ~ Vegetable oysters. No.
T. 81 80 dor. bchs
EGcs-Isras sisHis.So 5o-doz case
medium, Sfs.Jod17.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
Lift Hardwood
Lumber Prices

WASHINGTON. Nov. IL fUP)-
The Office of Price Administra-
non today announced increases
ia the price ceilings on standard
grade hardwood lumber produced
in the Appalachian hardwood
region. TO compensate producers
for higher production costs
Increases. range from 81 10 S11
per 1000 board feet. Similar
price dinerentials 10 encourage
production of thin sizes have been
established for hardwood lumber
produced IN other regions. OPA
said
Approximately 20 per cent of all
hardwood lumber produced in the
country comes from the APP
paiachian region, OPA said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
New Incentive

His legion Of friends bore
with ID Hoover. the heart-rCnd-
ing news that his only son, Cor
don Phillips Hoover. 1t Og).
is missing IN action in the South
Pacific while on duty In a sub
marine.
Hoover held = similar com
mission IN the last. war and m
this war has done an outStand-
ing ioh as chairman Of the bank
ing division OF the War Finance
Committee
There's nothing that can be
said 10 soothe the hurt that a
man carries locked IN his heart
in situation like this. Ed
Hoover's efforts in behalf Of
future war bond drives will be
redoubled. If poSsible--and As
he notices the added support of
his co-workerS he'll know that
they're doing better job for
him and his son
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
Stresses Batteries

Ililman has no sympathy with
the owner who delays having
the necessary things done 70
put his car IN top shape for tho
winter because service stations
are busy II he cant take his
car immediately make an ap-
pointment for service. II cen
be had in a reasonable time
And don't put of getting
another battery now or recon-
ditioning the one you have. If
it can stand it. urges Hilman.
There il said Ia be a res-
sOnabIe supply Of new batteries
on the market" Hiiman pointed
out But the cautious mot0rist
will not take too much for
granted and will buy one at
once II his present battery
shows sign Of general debility
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
Green Reveals
i. 5. Silver Sales

WASHINGTON. Nov. IS cUp)
Sen. Theodore F. Green Cd,
Rhode Island, said today that the
treasury had sold almost $4,000
900 ounces of silver since enact
ment last July Of the Green silver
law.
The first authorizations for
silver sales were made eight days
after the law became effective he
said. and amounted 10 100000
ounces Since then. sale of o.
$50 500 ounces has been author
lied. he said.
Actual deliveries Of the metal
lag because buyers can accept
delivery AT their convenience. but
mp 10 Nov 5 total Of 16.Soi.427
ounces had been turned over 70
buyers He said his figures were
provided by WPB and were issued
now because "of published re-
ports that the treasury had sold
no silver for consumptive pur-
poses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
Ford Helps Allison

In the old days, can YOU pic
ture Plymouth making parts for
Chevrolet or vice versa2 But
today we find Ford supplying
plastic distributor, heads to
Allison aircraft engines, pro-
duced by General Motors.
Made of thermp- plastic COM
pound. the same head is used
on the Pratt e. Whitney engines
built at Rouge Aside from
being moisture resistant and re-
quiring fewer critical materials.
the plastic head increases arc
resistance or resistance 70 short
circuiting" caused by loss of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
Americans Becoming More Railroad Mind ed

expressed that the great public Of the
railroad minded
coming peace period He thought that contemplated improve
that
pacetime had 81 cent of
of freight The remainder included
long and the carrying OF mail
and
kind postwar world going tn live in
he
voluntary encouraged
railroads wartime In effect
providing the nation unified transportation system and
not equipment and motive power
normally competitive IN
10 preVen appro bottlPneCks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
WPB Feels Pinch, Too

The War Production Board.
which concerns itself with all
problems regarding the war
effort, including manpOwer now
finds itself tangled IN its own
shortage Of WOmanpoWer. II
needs StCnographcrs and typists
IN the worst way
ave could use 20 right now,
II We could get EN-" John X.
White. regional personnel Off
Ger. said I'VE have openings
for top grade stenographers and
for beginners. We can use mar
ried women and single. In fact,
IL we could obtain housewives
who want to make very
important war contributions
some one who has had stepo-
graphic experience and perhaps
is only hit rusty In her short
hand and typing--we think that
would he swell.
Unfortunately. the War Pro-
ductlon Board has no funds tn
ia any advertising. Hence, we
have difficulty I'm competing
with private business" sk,-
The WPB is also wary Oh
biz Of pirating by other gos-
ernmental agencies.
Applicants must apply :. ~
Harold Whitlle, Room 322, fesl-
eral Building, and be surA.-D
specify they are applying xQr
the WPB jobs. We don't went
Ia lose them to other 0xr
agencies" said White. ~ss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
Admission Is Big

News that ChrySlcr bad taken
over the operation Of the Annis-
ton. Alabama ordnance depot
brought note from Jim lee
giving a few interesting Stats
tics about the place
More than 5000 people are
employed at the depot and there
is almost as much floor area
under one roof as IN the gigan-
tic Dodge engine plant AZ Chi
caRo.
The Alabama ordnance pro iect
occupies a plot OF ground CON
sisting of more than Is square
miles and there are go miles Of
roads on depot property
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
Auto
Graphs
By sILER FREEMAN

Winter brings problems 10
car drivers and this winters
problems are even more serious
because every car on the road
IS more than two years old,
Although tAa engine and other
functional parts Of the car are
usually stressed " A. lIllman,
director OF service for Chryslcr
sees no reason for overlooking
the sheet metal parts.
These are nOnfunctiOnai and
haven't been made for "A long
time" lIilman points out An
owner may lind II impossible 10
replace ID If "A sheet metal part
becomes unserNiceable.
"Rust j. the principal de-
Stroyer Of sheet metal. Mud,
DIRT and chemicals used 20 keep
dust down or for de-iCing may
accumulate where the parts are
joined 60 the frame. ON trunk
lids, door stills. bottoms of doors,
etc. When such spots are found,
the part should be rFiiniShed
immediately
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
Beth. Steel Buys
Into Rheenn Co.

SAN FRANCISCO. New. IS
Bethlehem Steel Corp. and Rheem
Manufacturing Co. have consum-
mated negotiations for purchase
by the former Of 100000 shares
Of common stock Of Rhecm al
S1l.J per share
Subject 10 the approval Of State
NJ California $4,000 OF such
shares will be purchased from
Rheem'S presently authorized I'M
issued common stock, and $1,000
from such stock after the articles
Of Incorporation Of the company
have been amended 10 increase us
common stock capitalization from
10000 TO 100000 shares.
Upon completion of the trans
action Bethlehem will own APP
proximately one-third Of the is
sued and outstanding shares Of
common stock Of the Rheem Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
M. s. Rdkeyser
M. s. RGkeyser
Centralized Traffic
Control Aids Rails

SAN FRANCISO Nov 1S-In waging OF eobal warfare
especially Railroad
been important military and economic artery.
A T. MERCER, chief executive Of the company telling
done declared
lines including the track Of north
Portland deemed theoretically possible before the
OF the important chronological devices
for lifting the capacity of certain branches % cent 10 20
effectiveness centralized traffic control which
sidings controlled by push buttons
from central station of through
conveyed telegraph lines
MERCER reviewing the operation. paid tribute TO the
of the road he said had done magnificent
employees he had been doing unbe
levahy we'll working great enthusiasm On
revealed had combatted the
manpowcr Mexican aborers and by
employment of white collar workers He said that
arrangements under discussion Mexican workers in
ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
Cleveland Bank
Merger Planned

CLEVELAND, O, NOV IS
4 stockholders meeting Of Ma
tional City Bank and Union Bank
of Commerce have been called 10
approve a merger OF the two
banks.
Agreement of consolidation pro-
vldes that for each share al
Union Bank OF Commerce stock
now outstanding. holder would
receive eight shares Of National
City Bank stock, plus his proper,
Tomato share Of Union Banks 80
pc cent ownership Of Union
Properties. Inc the l+ar+elattntfeI
company for remaining assets Of
tn old Union Trust Co
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Timsa Financial Editor

The department of agricul-
lures current issue Of Market
ing advances an interesting
theory on the postwar market
ing of newly developed foods. II
decries the trend toward de-
scribing items such as deny
drafted foods az lust as good
as the fresh article.
Pointing out that they should
be marketed strictly on their
merits. il points out that for
example. dehydrated onions are
the answer 10 cooks prayer.
II makes no difference
whether or not they look like
fresh onions because they do
the same job and don't affect
The eyes i'm being processed.
Therefore. contends Marketing.
they are superior for many pur-
poses
Likewise. powdered milk is
superior Tor making pancakes
and similar jobs.
Pointing "a an analogous siiu-
alton. Marketing cites the ef-
forts Of early manufacturers Of
vegetable Shortcomings 10 sell
their product on the basis that
il was lust as good as lard
Finally. they were forced 70
market the product under the
non-dcceptive names and the
public soon came 10 consider ~
a. premium product To-day,
lards are frequently packaged
and PROGRESSED 10 look like vege-
table Shortcomings.
Similar stories could he told
about countless products
Again looking TO the future
the magazine predicts a trend
toward aluminium packsgiug
This struck a familiar chord
with me because I used 70 prefer
Norwegian kippered snack
which came in an aluminium
Coutainer over those packed IN
tho conventional TN plate. The
Interior was unaffected by the
fish. carried no foreign odor.
and was certainly = moro appe-
tlzing package
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
Fares Better in ALLEGATION OF Materials

the strategic Importance Of these lines
gather that the Southern Pacific has Jared somewhat better man
ALLEGATION of materials MERCER indicated That the
the heavy baeTng which the rails
is planning replace rails substantial scale
providing superior modernzed
senger equipment Indicated will be postponed until after the
the modernzaton and streamlnng
lightweight passenger Will be pushed forward to compete
of transportation including air travel
would include modernzaon of passenger
well all other lines
early the century young gradu
engineer Tulane University in New Orleans has
and shares the optimism OF TINS region
lie believes west will retain partnot a-o me
population and IN industries he ihK
naturalization Of the west winch has
under will be accelerated lie pointed
Of steel aluminium and magnesium
consequences OF the great
rove
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
HsOWeruSe
Sets Mark

NEW YORK. Nov rs The
electrical energy distributed by
the electric light and power in
duStry Of United States reached
4 new record high Of 4 fS2 $50 600
kilowatt hours in the week ended
Nov IL. according to Edison Flee
trio Institute. This compares with
3. IT'S ,S7s.0O0 in the 1912 week, an
increase Of 1877 per cent.
Out put in the week ended Nov
S amounted 10 4,413.S63.oO0 kilo-
watt hours. against 1851 Sol, 600
in the 1912 period an increase Of
l73 per cent and in the week
ended oct. 30 came 10 Ass. 592 %
600 kilowatt hours, against 3,774.-
sol COO a year earlier an increase
~ IS per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
Steel Rate
NJ 98 Pet.

NEW YORK. Nov 1S Steel in
got production for the week ended
Nov. Is Is placed ~ % per cent
of capacity in the compilation by
Dow-JoncS e Co. Inc This COM
pareS with q6i per cent in the
previou, week and 90 per cent
two weeks ago
l.. s. Steel is estimated AZ 96 ?
per cent. against 93i2 per cent
the week before and 9S per cent
two weeks ago.
Other leading companies arc
credited with 9Sis per cent,
against rs per cent in the preced-
ING week and 99ia per cent two
weeks ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
August Rail Net
Holds Over 80 Million

WASHINGTON, Nov 1s -- Re-
ports for August of 136 Class !
railways in United States TO ICC
show an aggregate net income OF
$50 All .665. after taxes and
charges. against $50 27S,032 in
IN July and a net income Of $50
$40, i67 in Aug, 1912 For the
eight months ended Aug. 81, last,
net Income was S6l2Si2 1873.
against Sl70,156,3 1913 in the like
period of the preceding year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
Business Failures
AT 2-Month Low

NEW YORK, Nov. Business
failures dropped in the short
week ended Nov. II TO the lowest
point since mid-September. Dun
& Bradstreet, Inc, reports 30
compared with II in the previous
week and l4S a year ago. Among
failures with liabilities OF $1,000
or more there was a slight dip
from 10 10 Is. There larger fail
ures were about one-fourth the
number a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
Dor't Neglect Metal
on Car, Chrysler
Service Chief Warns

atmospheric pressure in high
altitude flying -
Tho plastic head Is also lighter
and IS 300 per cent stronger. IL
can Withstand 1900 volts bs~-
tween each electrOde. a voltage
that bUTUF1 or melted heads
made Of rubber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
u. s. Refined Sugar
Stocks Decrease

WASHINGTON. Nov. IL 49,
United States stocks of refined SUI
gar at refineries totaled 1888
short tons, raw value. on Sept.
30, against 270,605 Jan. /, War
Food Administration announced.
Stocks az domestic beet factories
totaled 22S,373 short tons Sept
80 and 292.72s tons on Jan. l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
States Debts Cut Sharply

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S-Gross
debts Of the states of the Union
have been whitfield down S6l7,-
2570O0 in three years, the coun-
Gil OF state governments reported,
the total having been reduced
from S3.526, 407 900 in 1910 TO ST.
qO9,150.000 this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
Economic Trends Started Before Pearl Herbor

MERCER trends had started
illustrated his thesis with comparative
figures 1927 and 1871 For example population the region
covered gained per while the national
average pickup 246 per cent
and material revenues OF the
side shrinking while freight revenues
$5676000 1927 70 S6410O0
that rising relatively
vas v,oOdpr petroleum
competition from pipelines
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
Canada Gold 0ut8ii
ID Pct. Under 19H

Ottawa, Nov. 49, Canadian
gold output for the nine nnorSxhS
ended Sept. 80 amounted to 60
122 fine ounces, against 3.Zzx4S7
in the like period of 1912. 1e-
crease of "a per cent. Dominion
Bureau of Statistics reports.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
Detroit Stocks

Rsles Net
IN zoos High Low LAS Chge
bet Edison 20 2 GOA 20A 20h - y
Dividends in the FORE otnx table are the
amounts declared or paid so far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
nRtAr NnRrnrRN PAPrR

Nine mos end sept, ~ 1888 1912
Net profit 81 200 SIS 81 $50 li8
Per share 81 20 Si-56
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18

DAYTON PowER LIGHT co.
1919 1912
Sept quar- gross 81 t6S, 377 S3,ets, so
Sei-4re44Esaa- &242 40 x67e $50
IL mos SEPT, 30 gross
S2O.07i,4Is <i7.eSAS13
Net income sl.eos, SOS 32.e9D4o8
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
VIOLATIONS PENDING:
TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS. ......
PARKING VIOLATIONS. $40.
PEDESTRIAN VIOLATIONS.

of
furnish
and sion)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
The War Fronts

GERMANY - Raj bonn bers
heavily attack WilhelmShaven.
great naval and submarine
base. Page L.
RUSSIA-P werful force OF
Nazi SIS combat troops routed
southeast Of kharkov: Rus
SLAMS break through again
northeast of Rostov. Russians
only 81 miles from the Dnieper
River. Page L.
TUNISIA-Allies reported 10
have gained eight miles I'm
thrust toward Bizerte naval
base from the Mateur region:
Eighth Army said 10 have
driven o. miles into lower
Tunisia. page H.
THE PACIFIC american
planes attack japanese bases
at kiska, IN the western Aleut-
ians, and at Munda. in the
central Solomons. page s.
NEW GUINEA-Beaten Japa-
neSe troops fee toward Mubo
after losing nearly 1000 men
In futile attack directed
against Allied airdrome at
Wau. page 6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
hill Seeks ID Ease
Ruling On Overtime
'hoto by international News Photos

in the House hopper as the rules
committee announced ~ would
meet next Tuesday TO consider the
Hobbs bill
The Smith bill would authorize
employers and employees 10 enter
into voluntary agreements provid-
ing for straight time rather than
premium pay usually time and a
half for working periods in eX-
cess Of the hours fixed by laws or
contracts. a similar bill will be
sponsored in the Senate by Sen
ator W. Lee O'Daniel Cd Of
Texas.
While Smith declined "a antici-
pate what might happen 10 his
measure. Rep. Sam IAbbS Cd Of
Alabama expressed confidence that
his bill would be given the right
of-way to the House floor and be
passed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12

Turning back DPW trucks loaded with Detroit
rubbish, Adrian Lngeman, village president of st.
Clair Shores today issued an ultimatum:
mo bus service, no dumping grounds"
Disgrunted over DSR refusal to extend the
Harper line from Nine to EleVen-Mie road, Lnge-
man vowed to end Deroit's 11-year-old practice Of
dumping sweepings along the shores of Lake St.
Clair
Bolstered by his fourman police force, Lnge-
man took his stand at Nne-Mile road and East JEFF
ferson avenue. AS fast as the trash-filled trucks
appeared, they were sent back with message:
This will continue today, tomorrow and every
day unless we get bus service"
IF we can't have Detroit's service, we don't
want its rubbish.
Also halted at the intersection was a DPW
gasoline truck dispatched to refuel tractor at the
dumping grounds.
Asserting that the DPW would abide by Lnge-
mans decree, John Began DPW dumping grounds
superintendent said the department had been send
ing about 80 fiveton rubbish trucks to the village
daily since 1880.
IL thought we had convinced them we were
doing everything in our power to cooperate, DSR
President Samuel T. Gilbert commented
He explained that the ODT prohibited the sys-
tenn from running buses parallel to the villages own
transit line
We've given them a connection with their
own buses Even without the ODT order, our lack
of equipment and operators would make il econom.
ically unsound for us to serve the village"
Glenn c. Richards, DPW superintendent regis
tered surprise, then smilingy said:
Our dump out there about filled up any
way. We don't regard il as a serious situation"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12

WASHINGTON. -r-b. y GNS)
Labor reform advocates in Con-
gross drew new strength today
with the introduction of a bill
to permit voluntary agreements
premium pay under PreSi-
dent RooSeveltS 4S-hour week
order and with the scheduling Of
carly action on the Hobbs anti
raCketccr measure.
Many industries restricted under
price ceilings cannot comply"
with the executive order for a SIX
day week in manpower shortage
areas. Rep. Howard Smith ID Of
Virginia. sponsor Of the overtime
relief bill said.
Smiths measure the first con-
crete congressional reaction 10 the
presidential order-was droppec
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
PLGRIMAGEs TO TOMB

SPRINGFIELD, H., Feb. II
QNS).--A nation locked in a war
for survival conferred its tribute
on this first shrine of Abraham
Lincoln today as it observed the
one hundred thirty-fourth ami
versary of the martyred presi-
dents birth.
To the Lincoln tomb in Oak
Ridge Cemetery went two annual
pilgrimages 10 pay solemn homage
10 the Civil War president who
placed liberty above all else.
The American Legion conducted
its ninth annual pilgrimage TO the
tomb and the Young COP clubs
OF Illinois conducted their eleventh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
Ceiling Prices Set
On Small Heaters

WASHINGTON, Feb. II CUP).
The Office of Price Administra-
ton struck today at black market
transactions in new electrical port
able heaters by setting retail price
ceilings.
The new ceiling prices are
Watts $50 and less. So: watts $50
TO 799. 81; watts 800 and 999. s.:
watts 1000 and over, Sc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
Merle Oberon to Retire

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. II CUP).-
Film star Merle Oberon. wife Of
producer Alexander Korda. today
announced her retirement from
the screen to devote herself TO war
work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
II S Lincoln Day.;
City Offices Shut

In observance Of Abraham Lin
coins birthday. circuit and re-
corder's courts. the county build
ing and city hall were closed
today.
Federal court Will hold regular
sessions, although the clerks Of
flee will DC closed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
Roosevelt Addresses
Nation al $50 P. NJ.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 nNS)
President Roosevelt will make a
nationwide. Commute fireside
chat at $50 p m today Detroit
time). the White House an
HOunccd
A White House spokesman
stated that the Presidents talk
would range from the Casablanca
conference with Prime Minister
Churchill 10 domestic issues
and observance Of Lincolr's Birth
day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
Raj Hammers
WiIheImshdven

LONDON. Feb. II CUP).-RAF
bomberS heavily attacked Will
helmShaven. important German
naval and submarine base. last
night. Three planes are missing.
WilhelmShaven on the north
west side of Jahde Bay, an inlet
on the North Sea. is 80 miles
notthwest of Bremen.