davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-11-17
Gets Golf Ace Though
Fog Obscures Green

Hs the Associated Press
PORTLAND. Greg, Nov. 17.-Carl
Merrick scored hole-in one but he
isn't boasting.
1t was so foggy, he said. he
couldn't see the green.
Evening star., 1943-11-17
Baugh, on Luckman's S
Heels in Aeria|s, Is
Amazing as Kicker
BY CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN,

Associated Press Sports Writer.
While Sid Luckman of the Chicago
Bears set aerial records against New
York, his teammate, Harry Clark,
used the Giants as a convenient
stepping stone to regain the ball
carrying leadership of the National
Football League this week.
These facts offer no consolation
to the Redskins, who meet the Bears
here Sunday in the loops top game
OF the regular season.
Clark travelled Is times with the
ball to burn through the Fasteners
defense for 81 yards, bringing his
total gain for eight games this sea-
son to 465. This production enabled
the veteran Bear halfback from
West Virginia to replace his rival,
Tony Canadeo Of the Green Bay
Packers, in the No. l ball-lugging
spot.
Canadeo Checked by Cards.
Canadeo, the former Gonzaga star
who became top man in Green Bays
backfleld this season with the de-
parture of Cecil Isbell, fell into sec
ond place after being limited to 38
yards in eight attempts by the
Chicago Cardinals Sunday. His
total gain in eight games is 424
Canadeo's running average per play,
however, Is better than Clark 's-53
to 46.
Dante Magnani, another Bear, Is
third in rushing, with pit yards, but
he has one of the best averages in
longest single gain, 79 yards.
Luckman's feat Of throwing seven
touchdowns and officially gaining
433 yards on passes against the
Giants-both new records-kept him
entrenched in the aerial lead, with
a total of 81 competitions in 158
attempts for 1908 yards and %
touchdowns.
Baugh Has More Games.
Although he has been sworn into
the merchant marine, Luckman
probably will be able to play out the
season, including the championship
playoff December 10, before being
called up.
He has two more league games
against the Redskins and the Cardi-
nails, week hence, in which to bid
for two all-time records. Two more
touchdown passes will eclipse Isbells
mark Of "a last year and 214 addi-
tional yards gained will top Isbel's
2,O21, also made in 1912.
Washington's Sammy Baugh also
has fine chance to better Isbell's
standards, as we'll as surpass Luck
man before the season ends. He has
four games to go and already has hit
on IS of 154 passes for 1,138 yards
and .19 touchdowns.
sl-Yard Punt Is Longest.
Baugh's foot is becoming as famed
as his arm. The 1912 punting king
took over the lead this week after
getting off 10 punts against Detroit
for an average Of 51.9 yards. includ-
ing an 81-yard effort, the seasons
longest. This brought his average
for "a kicks for the season to 47.8.
The leaders:
Evening star., 1943-11-17

Today a year ago-Army for
mally gives approval for Rose
Bowl game on New Year Day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Farmers Market

FRUITs-Apples Raldwins fancy. 81 4
bu No. l. SiT 25. Delicious. fancy
50 5o0f bu No J. S2d2 50 No ? 81 SO
Mcintosh fancy 81 1919 bu. No. !
N.7'12: No. 2. tlg 81. Greenings
srn Spys fancy. So 10 bu. No. !
81 75H22a. No. 2. Slal.50; Jonathans
fancy. $27513 IN No. !. 81 751 20
No. 2, Sl0i5o' Steele's Red, fancy, s;
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS Let.
tuce. hot house so. !, 81 IS ION. basket
French endlye. fancy, 81 % bio. box. No
!. 81 -: 30, ? 81.
VEGETABLES MISCELLANEOUS -
Beets. topped No. S212 80 hu. No. .
81 % Cabbage. SO !, 81 5OH 3 bu.; No 2
S.7512 Red cabbage. No. 2. x2d2 81
bu., Carrots. topped. No. !. 81 75G2 hu
No q 81 30 Celery root. No. l. S21
? % bu Chives. No. l. slai25 dor. Horse
radish fancy S6 bu: No. |, 50 5On4 No.
2 81 50; leeks. No. S1Hl 80 doz hchs
onions DRY fancy. $50 50 5o-lb sack
No. ]. 81 SOAP -. No. 2. Si.75d2 Pars-
nipS fancy 81 q n 2 80 bu ; No. l, 81 750
2 40. 2 81 % Parsley root M L. 81 -
a 20 hu. Potatoes No J. 81 50p5 lo0-lb.
sack. Radishes. red dollhouse, No. ], 81
n 25 doz. bChs black, No. !. 81 bu.
box. choice soc. small 81 n l-25 doz.
bchs Rutsbagss. No. J. Sl5OH2 bu
Turnps. topped. No /, S3g35o IN No.
? -. Vegetable oysters, No. /. e0c u 81
EGGS Large. Sl2al3 3o-do,. case; me
dunn lO.h0Mll.....-
POULTRY Live, hens heavy breeds ~
n 4sc IN :leghorns $50 toe 10 Broilers.
80 q SIC 10 leghorns. t2H45c IN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Stocks Off | TO }
On Roosevelt S
Freeze Order

NV. v-pk A-~l o ms
-I.. $500. -. ...s... - ,
'7. "''Nt
'0 points IN Us worst reaction IN
7e0.t ,c7- -, heavy selling
,-s .l-es M ry Pre-. den.
....- .--.-..- -..-.
'f.''- f''l'
7'. Wages
I,-n--,-HA ''7- -ret-rSt tho
-rrr.~r v,hrr leaders frI AZ
.....- r 80 - ,,-.,.- ....
,,.-- e., r. ot0 - ~ - ... ..'.
-..-- ........ l.'.,-.5
-,r E,.- ga - 80. .' ,-r.
--.... .....s L'. .,-.,.3 ,.
s,,.,, .l,,, r,,55s, o., ,'.,,,tI,4 , ~.
-.s. e., ,r., b,,.or,s 49,, , 80,
non ..,,,., ,,,. ,,,.ii.o, . 49,. an
So ' oaon.a ..5' 60,
r,,,C- -, s-r. .... -, -, i-t. ~.
rs az, C.n .,.i. -. 60,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Detroit Produce

APrs.Es- Michigan bg. c.ts. u. s ~.
4'a-in min unless otherwise stated
Mcintosh. S1.2iu2 5D hest s. zoos fsr
u gfnerRNN good, Ni.IiHe iHt Northern
SPY s. 500 . ~. fair 81 GENERALLY GOOD.
- - = -. few hne quality hiEE a. s. %.
Stesi Reds $50 81 fair, S2f'2 30. Sew
~ A is'' .r T' ms .'' W Eea4'y' o. IS,
Delicious. fancy EE-1sss 50 gr.fE -r.
\ fancy. sf-f1ts St7f1.. Washington rI.
hsIgfF Wiressps .I-.r min. combine =.
y fancy anf fsnC.. ST. 6H1 60
ASPARAGUS ta4if.fra pyramid rr'r .
dag h.ts iarct. N-f,t ru. Y farr. 81
%. ioosr r.o. medium o. large Si-r
Avocanos .ra-ra fst, ruc,,ss. 90
GO, ;. 20 -ss r o-aa'. 2o.ao.. So
DIETS T,s,s b ,r. 7.dag. beh.. t,.,
BROCCOLI Pony c-s Arizona. Sszs.
California. s. -. Teyst So
CAEFhGE.- New sHrs Florida aa.Ir.
tsrEs round, far "a general. good 81 n
q ru rsmFsr &'at Tea.
e.. rrc q. l'. rH-.r sacks r...f S. s..
CARROT 'nrra b1s ta4,.rs ..fe
t-7.z - - 3D. Arizona 90 H.,H.
Is AnEf.rs .r's. dog rrrr S. EH. o..
- ~ ~" fm 81 -0e l-'. pa. r.sts..
cA'iIFirHTr -r .1If...a r9-v s-,t
12s sn1 .a-Esr tsr g.. Erer yaz5a7 o.
CELFFN -F~.Ht I.r e,., ,--r-..
'or' .--'y.ela vt--sa q. S. ass s.,
r -. iHs So ft. 81 NN.t Ne.t
SIS "a 3. 90, ras-s. 4-is. 81 ss and
crcuHsFP7 H-r .. --t ass ,.,,,
l-1oz NNs N"-tH .a-- ..
fa.ss ~ s-orr a N
80, SO. - fI#al -ee.. -f.0..
,AroLE- r-ra4 s.e,. So
GptEr rrr-rr. 81.
comb g-srs oafs sse S2.. -H
Tex T7rsi .tr..-. r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Aviation Corp.
Profit Steady

NEW YORK, April o Aviation
Corp. AMI IT'S consolidated Sub~ldi-
aries report for the quarter ended
February rs net profit Of ST l03,-
PTS. after reserve OF $325 900 for
postwar rcadIuS'mcnt 5000 600
for federal lrcome and eNCoS,
profits taxes. and aflrF dedgctlHC
postwar refund of $4,000. Net is
equal 10 "a cents a share The
report IS subject 20 adjustments
which may reSul, from reneEoti3-
ton al contract prices.
This compares with q not FOR the
quarter ended Fen % 1912 Of
Sl002 .S44 equal 70 Il cents a
share. Federal taxes on income for
that period amounted 10 Ss0957i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULZ
Financial Editor

rrt~~s w. order coca, u--st
-. u... ...~L ..-. 20
'''
1.co'o-c of|e,T- nc "'.
lass f-~ another i'c -r '-rce
Nes-s.
-.,.,-.-. b.,. r-.-,
o..~e3 a'' '.. .- . ''
what would a5Npe- 'rr0 Tho
present supple, gro tNr..,,ef
..-.- vr.,L. -....-r.-.s
,,,,...- ,.-s..,-- .,- .r.
"a v- mai. r.,r.....
,,-.rr ,-.s.--s ...... r,.rs.
he., p-0o7 IN h0-rr.s closed
go y--, rQs ...,.. ,,r-o
frc-
officials mir, OIL, however.
a.. ..L ---s...-- r-.,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Heavy;
Wheat Lowest
In Two Months

CHICAGO. April 9 lINS) -
Grains displayed a heavy under
tone today on liquidation report
eddy inspired by President Roose-
velt's newest anti-infla ton order.
Wheat dropped 2i2c to the low
est level in nearly two months
before recovering. Rye dropped Sc
before recovering at all.
SEPTEMBER corn dropped a cent
below ceiling level before recover
inG. Other corn futures held at
ceiling levels.
Al the close wheat was lie 10
lAsc off, corn unchanged 70 l7c
off, oats sc to 1c lower and rye
li2c TO 17sc off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Buick Building
Tank Motor Parts

FLINT, April 9-The new Buick
aluminium foundry today is en-
gagged IN turning ont engine heads
for tanks in addition to producing
alloy cylinder heads for aviation
engines, II was revealed by Harlow
H. Curiice, Buick general manager
and vice president of General
Motors.
CWucc said tho foundry is di-
vcrunC some Of It's production of
alloy cylinder heads for Pratt g.
Whitney radial engines used in
Llbcrator hombcrS IN order 10 turn
out tank heads at the request Of
the WIPE 90 Wcycnta shortage. ,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Deny {. & 5. Propose
To Cut Par Of Stock

CHICAGO, April 9-The SIC
denied proposal of Common
wealth and Southern Corp. 10 re-
duco the stated valuc of fe Sc pro-
fcrred from 500 20 SO per share.
The company sought 10 effect re-
duction IN order TO facilitate pay
ment Of a dividend OF s. ON pro-
ferrcd Al present and payment OF
certain dividends from time to
tine thereafter during The period
before the contamination Of a plan
OF Reconciliation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Rumor Confirmed

Millions OF dollars worth Of
solid silver bus bars carry the
electricity At Dow's newest
magnesium plant here in Michi-
gan.
At a dinner which followed
the pouring Of the first mag
resium inGots Or. Willard Dow
made one remark that made the
newsmen present prick up their
ears.
II want To thank the men Of
Revere Copper and Brass who
procesSed and welded the silver
bus bars" he said casually.
II was about SIX months ago
that the neWshaWkS had spent
frantic hours trying 10 confirm
a tip that Rcycrc'S plants were
teeming with guards-SCnt there
10 protect government silver to
be proceSScd into bus bars.
Revere officials n the time
insisted that the only silver IN
the plant was in the coins in
their pockets.
Oh we'll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
pITTSpI RGH

PITTSBURGH. April GNSl CATTLE
zoo. slow and demand light steers
choice. SIC SOH II 50 medium N GOOD
Sl5 75n l6 50. common. S12 10 n IS 40 : heif
ers good to choice SliH 70. medium :,
good. Sl2 5Ou lt 30: common. SqN ~, COWS
good 70 choice. Sl0n II medium ~ good
Sll ~ y y so. Gamers and cutters S7H 10
bulls good 70 choice xls so N Is so, com
mon 70 medium S10G14
HOGS $50; steady. l60-lsO ms SIS o.
u 6 Is, 10000 lbs. tl6 050 rs Is: 200
900 lbs. SIs o5n Is IS; 22o-250 ms SIS 81
n "a IS. $50 goo MS SIS 751 IS 95 2q0
$50 lbs. SIS iOa 1878: iOn-l50 lbs. SIS ~
N s Is, rougrs Sl4.S00i52 %
SHEET 100; steady. lambs SIS ~ n
rs IS; medium 20 good slt751 Is -
common lamns S7Glo ewes s. 50 . 10
wein'r' "a II clipped lambs. sii so"
CALVES Is. steady; good ~ choice
Sl6Hl7li medium N good. Sl4G IS; culls
and common $50 10 so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
7 Firms Acquire
Glencoe DistiNery

NEW YORK. April o-Purchaso
Of the Glencoe DiStillory Co OF
Louisville by National DistillcrS
Products Corp. and McI<eSSon &
Robbins Co. OF New York was an
nounced by the Louisville Trust
Co. which handled the transac-
tlons. The price was not dINulged
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
March Steel Plate
Output Sets Record

WASHINGTON. April 9 -Droc.
tor of WPB's steel division, III. G.
Batchcllcr, announced that Stcc
plate production in March reached
2 new high. Total shipments by all
types of mills last month, nc said
were 1.167.679 net tons, again
previous high of 1,135.4l3 in Janu-
airy, 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
East Tank Car Oil
Deliveries al Peak

NEW YORK April 9-Deliverie'
of oil products 10 the eastern sea-
board by RAILROAD tank cars n The
week ended April 3 established a
new peak. They averaged 912.ole
barrels daily an Increase Of 1885
over the week ended March q
The previous peak was s56.7l6
barrels daily in the week ended
Sept. 10. 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Magnesium Accepted

And the Germans get most Of
the credit for squirting the use
OF magnesium IN aircraft
Dow officials said that il was
not until few Nazi fighter
planes were shot down over
England and our experts saw
the advantages Of the extensive
use Of magnesium that they
were converted.
Said ono Dow spokesman.
Magnesium j. two-thirdS the
weight Of aluminium.
Corrected Or. Dow:
IL prefer that YOU say alumni
mum II 80 per cent heavier than
magnesium--it sounds much bet
ter that way"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Feb. Boot, Shoe
Output Steady

WASHINGTON. April q Pro-
duction OF footwear in February
amounted 10 37,5s27S7 pairs. an
increase of OIL per cent from the
37.504,234 pairs produced in Janu-
airy. but a decrease of SO per cent
compared with February 1912. ac-
cording TO the department of COM
nnercp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Barron S Business
Index Moves Higher

NEW YORK April 9 The
physical volume of business in the
week ended Aprl 3 advanced %
1913 from 1870 in the preceding
week according 10 Barron $ lndeN.
adjusted for long-tcrm industry
and population growth This COM
parc> with The recent peak of
1854 reached m February, and
with IA s wear ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Livestock Markets
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. April GNS) HOGS ID.
200 lOc lower, top. SIS so bulk. SIS 50 Il
1878; heavies SIS son Is rs mediums
SIS &c n Is so lights. SlS.5od Is So. uEhi
lishts Sl5.30u - so. packing sovs, SIS n
IS so pigs. Si36l45O
CATTLE 600; steady Calves. 900
steady Beef steers Choice Slsgl7s5
medium. Sl4T l6; yearhngs Si3Ui7 rs
Butchers Hsifers. xi1 1915 cows, S10G
II 50; bulls. Si2di4 S. calves Sad IS 50
feeders. 81 Is Stockers steers, Sl2 "
lS. cows and heifers SlOali So
SHEEP 500 steady; lambs $50
rs so common. sac IS IS; yesrlings SIS
y - IS, feeders. Sl4 80 q IS. So ewes. s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Foreiqn EXCHANGE
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW April . CUP)--Todsys pay.
ins prices 10 growers for beans
Pea beans - 80 light red kidneys,
S. 81 dark red Kidneys IS SO G. r. G.
yellow eyes Ss SIS c r G. light cram
berries. IS 90 c. r G. dark crsnberries.
IS 40
Wheat ts5i5 50: oats 4s147c: rye.
Wheat. 81 s7327o. corn. sso q 81, soy
beans 81 SO
GPrLces fnrnLshsd IN Mlchiran Rean CO..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Domes MoIybdenite
Unit 10 New Company

NEW YORK. April 9-Donc
Mines annual report diScl0scs that
the Company's molybdonitc prop
crty IN Quebec has been taken
ever by q new company, Indian
Nolybdenum. Ltd. with capital
ization Of 2OOO. 600 shares. Tho
property comprises 5000 aCrcs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
CIVILIAN NEEDS

They have taken the position
that il is decidedly unfair 10 allow
urbr.dlcd use Of paper by the gov
eminent when civilian supplies ara
beng Curtallcd
J. rs understood tirat WPB Of
fclalS are planning 20 issue in
struCtonS calling tor prompt cut
Of about 10 per cent ia use ef All
paper by tho acenCX.
Donald ! Sterling, consultdnt %
NPB Chairman Nelson on the
newspaper and publishing indus
tries said that unless government
itself locoEnizoS by Sorgc action If
rs own that charity begins at
home CIVILIAN Users can right
fully cry 10 high heaven
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
January Rail Net
Climbs 10 S62,979, $50

WASHINGTON. April o. Re-
ports for January 81 176 Class /
railroads % ICC show an 7Eere-
CH'o not income OF S6Z 97gS $50.
after taxes and charges. comparing
with net income OF S-3.5i5, 965
in January. 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
EARNINGS

Birdsboro steel Foundry and Machine Co.
reports Tor 1912 net profit ~ S62s 357
after s. 3l7 220 for state income and fed-
eral income and excess profits taxes net
~ postwar refund ~ &I3S. 3qi reserve of
5000. 600 for contingencies, etc The net is
equal 10 81 II a share. THIS compares
with S4h3 os3 or ~ IS share IN 1871
when provision FOR state income and fedsral
income ant excess PROFITS taxes amounted
10 1888 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10

TOLEDO, o. Apru Q INsJ-Cssh grs.r
on track
WHEAT M 2 rcd 81 5elz y / 500.
CORN-No yellow, 81 NJ n ! % No
3 yellow. as u pqc
OATS No white $50 $50; No :
white 40 n s5c
soYREANs NJ willow. yl7Oal II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10

Members of the railroad
and ste m h p fraternity
gathered at the Wayne Club
for luncheon Wednesday in
honor of Bill Fleming of the
Santa Fe Lines. who has Just
been promoted to general
agent of the passenger de-
partment with headquarters
in Chicago after serving in
the Detroit district since 1926.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, April dNsl-Cssh grair
close
WHEAT None
CORN Sample mixed piisc ~ sol
low. 81 o. No yellow Si6l0ti- SO 4
yellow. as n e9c No. 5 yellow a3dp5c
OATS No l mixed sis q -samp}e
mixed, s2l4c; No / white sse M
white SAC, No spHc3ai red $50 specia
red sample, SIC No. ? specsl red heavy
6bisc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
WINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG AprIT ITNs ! :" WheH'
'eloSed unchanged 70 i-c lower TODAY. cats
unchanged to sc oft barley unchanged
- &c orr and rye Unchanged
WHEAT-May, a5'sc, July. pa, r. Oc-
toher asisc bid
OATS Msv 5llc hid July So. M
BARLEY MAY, s4'.c bid July. 63hc
bid
RYE-AAy and July S.. r. bid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Lost and Found

BLACK. IAN torrer .1st from car Movers
rrae Grsrrre.G. Reward Blind girig
rr' Dawson 1855.
CHANGE purse I1s, containing social Sc
Crrty card and none reward. CAc.Iso
$50
DOC Ru1 terrier Penny vicinity
C.HyCrlauo Puritan license f2i7l. Re-.
N1-d University 233T3
u0G Bark ana white fox terrier ard
sr'5 "1cru EeUatd. TFmple 1-4aF7:
KEYS Lost between Ves'nins'r- and OsA.
'aud n found can Tav asord 1855.
Reward MIS- BarAs
tpY brown .eafhe. purse Tuier keep
money. riefsc return valuable p3ptrs.
tupic 2-501l
LOST fadt's wrist watch. Iru Su0eay n
Cnirax9 rus from Io0esvliIe o. Ds -0jt.
.Fevarf OREGON ass after g.
.LosT-Or March - strand ~ psar'' n
downtown area. Or cast bound DsE con.
tact Wuam u sheppard Randolph 1870.
neral reward
lost Hufr5rN scN rosf WAYNE COUNTY
party Ar-il g Kerr's Ag3f eruiu.
NErwU7t 6-0y55.
WRIST WATCH las' st,'s We mitch,
grar4 River street car or downtown d.s-
'rIct pev srt Vermont S-te'7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
New York Cotton

Closlngs 20 -. nominal June,
~ rs. nominal August 1887, nominal
Ssptemher. 70 - nominal, November.
~ 80 nominal, January, 1887, nominal,
February, ~ So. nominal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
AID Counsel Moves Offices

HIATT Ely. advertising counsel
has moved his offices iu the Mac.
cahgr- Binding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Research Chemist
Joins Stedrns & Co.

Maurice l.. Moore, formerly re-
search chemist IN tho medical re-
search division Of Sharp G. Dohmc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10

NHItt, IHtIUUlUE UdH IUTE, Il 10 FNAFVH
Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid so far this year
unless otherwise noted. a-Pald in 1912
ex-Ex div idend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10

fellowship at Yale from 1884 10
1886. Since 1896 he has done OK
tcnS.vc work i'm the Sulionamldc
hCld.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
In,erlake steamship 90. report. for 10

2 net profit Of 81 $40. $50 after federAl
income and excess profits taxes etc equal
10 50 96 share. This compares with
~ 500 2si or 81 10 A share In lgil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
I. $. REQUIREMENTS

On Feb. the requirements Of
The government printing office,
army, lend-lease and the board Of
economic warfare called for 49,
065 tons Of commercial print paper
IN 1943. -
These requirements. it was said.
were iIsted IN the face OF a total
estimated supply Of 1850 900 tons,
and would have left only 81 per
cent Of the overall supply for civil.
ian use Officials pointed out that
the government requirements did
not include paper used by such
aCE-CleS as the office Of War In.
formation. the OPA and the Wax
NanpoWCr Cou7mISs iOn
Officials Of the WIPE, which cut
the use OF ncWSpr.nt by publishers
and commercial printers. recognize
that the war effort has brought
about a necessary increase in the
use OF paper Bat they say also
that il has resulted IN an excessive
use of paper which should be cur
tailed Immediately.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Civilian Pressure
ForlingU. 5. TO
Conserve Paper

WASHINGTON, April 9 CUP)-
Pressure was being brought on
government agencies today TO cut
their use Of print paper TO match
paper economies being practicod
by newspaper, book and magazine
publishers and commercial print
publishers and commercial
printers.
The prevailing weakness in the
government effort is the absence
OF central agency to control
overall federal use Of paper. Of.
ficials said. Authorities have nc
complete report on the amount OF
paper being used by the govern.
mCnt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Funeral Directors

Fred G.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
1882 y JEFF RsON FITLPOY 2i7s.p
SUTTON 4 sos
fifT THrNFrLL AVE TEMPLE, : 'inp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
IN Hcr,oriuu

~ MEMORY 81 george s0rlers Gone.
b.' not r. gotten. ore yssr today.
Nfe and family.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
ToIFno CASu GRAIN

May and July ss',c bid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10

RLACk. IAN terrier. I0st from car Movers
roae G-ssrteid. Reward Blind gIriT
I'd nns...u -Err
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-01
Matter VIII Be Taken Up
For Discussion AT Ses-
sion Called For To-
night

With the Florida supreme court
having handed down an adverse
decision TO Key Vests PuTchas
ing The Key West Electric Com
ranY through the medium %
revenue bonds. the meeting 70
be held tonight in City Hall 10
further consider the proposal IS
likely TO result in TIRE considera-
ton of several ways IN which
the company NAV be acquired
by the city.
Today there has cc.1 consider
able talk about the ciiYs taking
ever the company fhrceqh fun's 70
be obtained from the rurgI elecfri-
fication program. but several Key
wesfers stated thev didn't think
that course could be pursued he
cause protests n ia-t pc e 1ol
rot extend &c The cc-oorate limits
of cities.
Despite that statement efforts
probably VIII be made Sc rave the
Reconstruction Finance Corpora
fion. which hes made possible
the Oversees bridges an the
Florida Keys A-uedue1 system.
purchase the company. torn a ov-
er 10 the citv and accapt fhc city
bonds in payment for il. One Key
Wester remarked:
IL that cen be done. thcn the
people Of Key WEE rae ba sur3
that they win he rr5vt5e5 e3er-
tricitY 81 an exc 15ile.Y cheaper
rate"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-01
INDEPENDENCE DAY
WAR BOND DRIVE is
SET FOR SATURDAY

4 special Ind pcnaencc Day
W. Bond celebration has been
tanned tei Saturday by Ensign
u g. Adams. officer M charge
%. 'aa Ns.a. Operating BASE o.
la..
tu-.-a Adams sata YESTERDAY
,nst subsidiary office ~Ill oe
Open throughout Saturday near
'h. -ae rn. uute- ihv So. cr-
.,-.au of + l. Johnson. SKI
Th. nr.fia. 4r... .si ais.
.e.eas =. -f Nal AIT station
.H.r. I.l- -Cru Richard
Kuns charge Hlfi.
mediate 1.-ssn.s II bonds s~-
-tf.5 siI purchasers tIs nffi-"
Is d .ae Administration Bui9
mg.